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The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23
DISTINGUISHED PAINTER
PRINCIPAL IN TRAGEDY

GRAETI, Germany, December 2l.--
by Associated Press Cable) 49, Count
Matthias Miclzynski, a Polish noble
man Of high rank and well known as n
distinguished painter, shot and killed
his wife and nephew ut his home here
today. Count Matthias was arrested
and is held, pending an investigation
of the tragedy. II is stated jealousy
led to the double killing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23

Clarence S. barrow, attorney for the
Mcnamara brothers, and who vas
charged with attempting to bribc a
juror during that famous haarir T.
barrow was tried early this year AMI
on March s last, the jury disagreed.
Since then barrow has been at liberty
under bonds.
The dismissal of the Indictment yes.
terday is declared by District Attorney
fredericks to have been due to insult
costliness of second trial with the
evidence at hand.
This probably ends one Of the most
famous bribery trials which has ever
been held in the United States.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23
MEN OUT OF WORK NOW
DEMAND CITY GIVE 1T

Los ANGELES, December 20.-CBy
Associated Press Cable to Star Bulle.
tin)-Soc!alists and Industrial Workers
of the World, claiming to represent ga
coo unemployed men, marched to the
city hall today to demand an appropria-
ton of $500 OO0 Immediately, and
Sj,OOO,0Oc later, for public works on
which to employ the thousands of idle
lahorers.
The city council appropriated $4,000
yesterday for work extending over a
period of three months
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23
BANKS CHANGE FRONT.

NEW YORK, December 20.-By As.
rociated Press Cable to Star.Bulletin) -
The big banks which opposed the pas
sage of the currency bill have changed
their attitude since the bin passed
yesterday and now are giving out
statements that they will uphold it,
They promise to support its salient
features.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23
WASHINGTON, December u

WASHINGTON, December p. -
(By Associated Press able)-Postmas
ter General Burleson has found it ne
ccSsary to employ 5000 extra men in
the railway service of the country for
the purpose of handling the immense
amount of holiday mail which is
swapping the postoilices of the coun-
try.
One of the factors in this increased
mail service is reported to be the par
eel post business, which is taxing the
facilities Of the postal service to the
utmost
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23
TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative buomn Qmuins
Tablets Az druggists rrfuni
lho money " d hll a. cufr.
T. W IWyef signature b ~
zach -
'hfiaAil -isb 'o % las. 81 s'.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23
CONKLING BOOSTS
BIC ISLAND ROADS
More Dust on King Street Than
or Way Across Kona and
Kau, Says Treasurer.

Territorial Treasurer u. l.. Conkling
returned yesterday morning by the
steamer Mauna Kea from lIilo, happy
in the fact that he was able to spend
almost whole week on the Big Is
land. His trip to Hilo was undertaken
for the purpose of gathering additional
data on an investigation phch the
treasurer is quietly oarryiih out, the
details of which. however. DC refuses
TO make public ut this time.
~ took an auto trip from lilo to
Kailua and back again andi found less
dust on the road than | can get IN
Honolulu when / walk from the Capt.
tOl to Fort street, said Conkling yes.
terday. "The West Hawaii roads are
in splendid condition and good deal
of work is being done by the prisoners
on the road from the Volcano House
to Pahala.
81 felt tempted to remain on the Is
land for monster luau is being given
today at Kapapala, Kau, in consumma-
ton of the thirtieth ami versarv of
Manager Julian Monsarrat = steward
ship on the Kapapala cattle ranch
People from all over the Island will be
there today and il is likely the luau
will last for three days.
Why Probe Vote Failed.
Conkllng is of the belief that the
Hawaii supervisors will yet pass the
$4,000 appropriation necessary for car
rying on the graft investigation until
June OF next year.
''The talk in Ililo, as 60 the reasons
for the defeat of the measure recently
was to this effect said the terrific
rial treasurer. "Sam Kauhanc voted
against the appropriation, it is claimed
because he figured that if it passed it
would knock out Sam Mahuka s 5000
month job. You see. Sam Mahuka
is being handsomely provided for, but
if his nice little billet were knocked on
the head Mahuka would probably cease
to- feel grateful toward Kauhame and
his other friends. 5 here where poll.
ties come in.
"With MahuRa out of Job, say the
liilo political dopesters, he would be-
come candidate for supervisor-at-
large in the coming November elec.
tons. This would not do, say Kau-
hane's friends, because the latter has
land it as the Republican candidate
There is also feeling in Hilo that
llolstein of Kohala wants the super-
visor-at. large post, but it is said that
Senator X. H. Makekau, the willy Ha-
makma politician who is at home in any
party he happens to fancy for any cleo
ton, viii make the run and, If he does
viii beat IIolstein out.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23
THl omLDRnN 5 COLDS

M4lrh on. ,h.hru r-Ut aus ..r
lhwm riur ihH pHfp m ,ltsiiS.
l'.H hamrIl. p'a ouch ll,mrll ifr
lN a. H .IiHi'l rHir 10 tas hnen
lrtlHi D. ..HWri. VHi Hfunulfei frrl
lIIW IH.HUHuf HH. siHufia HuI ,ntf laf
H VIHr lu Hir h 1911 llalrr ilu
uni 7HIiN iuI HRIHia mf ispHl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23

SAN FRANCISCO, December u. -
(By Associated Press Cable)-It was
discovered yesterday by the prosecut-
ors for the government that an impor
tant piece Of evidence in the criminal
suits against the Western Fuel Com
pany. under the sherman Act, has dis.
appeared. This is the balance sheet
of the company for 1906. An invest.
cation is under way to determine the
rcsp0nslL litv for The loss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23
CASE OF GOVERNMENT CASH

NEW YORK. December 2u-(By As
sociatel Press Gable to star Bulletin
Amid wild scenes on the stock eN.
change today, contrasting with recent
smgl ishness several stocks rose sharp
H. American Telephone went up seven
points Western Union two, aud Pacific
Telephone three.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23
Wailuhu and Kanului, Maui, Are
Facing Trouble Over New
Certificate Law. IaS

-,
II 'h' county i"t"crs ol MAUI 40 NOT
obtain certlheate from the BOARD OF
health ms regards the water supply of
v.i,,!;r and Kabului tLero l. ',rv
"''"'e VI 'n' supp! ''i"S '"' ol y"
January ', 1911, says the Maui News.
The net passed at the 1919 session of
,be legislature makes il imperotiy, mat
an - 4,a, a.;o
az le.s0iiS' INNS, roiloiations or VI
gum uiiiI''.,o". VI anS Ninu, cou"ty, "Tn.
49, VI ~ i.ot'"' "ep'i ''a'n's, iu ~,
.'si''"s W. i"i Pay VI no'' inunt 70
,a.n 'tr',h'atts Iron" 'ne t'rFitorl"'
'or mr., VI cat" t "a.
r. ne new law comes INTO e'tct pn
panun'y anu Is lien up 10 Ine
LEI. VI n."':n 10 say Wne'"ei 'n ~, iuo
water Supply Is an ilent OF not , mere
a iu'.i'' -. wv rouius 'nat 'ne
,la. ''"to w. w uut 'e s,Nen, "ud III
K r"U ,,.ii, 'o"" ~ "a,,uNu anu
~, 49, Nv =" '"' ""|,
ine oslt"'ioi '"a' was started long
Ino valley snnniv nnt biobcr mn tho
valley, has Leen revived. and there is
no doubt that the work will have to
boo'1 ,'., ~ ,,' i, ',s, Luz "',ei
AZ one time hnt wears 400 tho nina
line was removed
That any attemnt IN sim tbo roo,.ln
of Waiuku and Kobului from gcttirr,
their daily water would resnIt in a riot
goes without saving declare some ner.
| sons. However, the law was passod Inv
men elected ~ the people. and there
would seem to be no wav of getting
ont Of the difficulty except by placinS
the waterhea higher M the valley
The water supply of Waimku and
liahului has always been looked upon
as very good, and there have been no
| complaints about 1t. Still, it is said
that the intake is below where dwell
ing houses are, and there may be a
chance of contamination. II would
seem to be mp to the board of super
NiSors to see that the pipe line is NJ
once extended to place above any
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23
INDICTMENT OF
BARROW QUASHEO
Insufficient Evidence Is Cause OF
Action, Says District At
torney Fredericks.

Los ANGELES, December 2l.-(By
Associated Press Cable) At
torncy j. =. Fredericks yesterday
quashed the indictment found against
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23
Ewaliko Responsible,

When Filipino was brought up be
fore Judge Mckay on Wednesday
morning last, it was found that real
Dickens Fagin act was being worked,
saws the Maui News of December 20.
The Filipino was proved to have Taught
a young Hawaiian boy how To pick
pockets and to enter houses through
windows aud trap doors The Hawaii
au Oliver Twist told the whole story
aud the court glsped in astouishmcnt
II seems that the Filipino became ac.
quaintc, with the lat aud after a time
prevailed on the boy Ia start ON ca
rccr of crime, Tho lad took to the
game like proverbial duck does to
water and, iu II short timc, was max
ing haul after haul of irwelry, cloth.
ing and money for his master Then
the Police got busy and the whole plan
was disclosed
Judge Mckay sentenced the man tu
six months lR.l and consigned the boy
30 the Reform school loo Honolulu,
where be- viii have uu opportunity 20
instruct the other Delinquent Youths Zoo
the way ~ liye without work ain
caught
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23

WESTERLY, Rhode Island, Dcccmbcr
2l.-(By Associated Press CabIc)-J.
Horace Nose, farmer of this town.
died yesterday at the age of seventy
three years. Mr.. Vosc was famous
for the turkeys he raised and for the
fact that he has supplied every prcsi
dent of the United States since prrsi.
dent Grant, with their Thanksgiving
turkey.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23
MUNICIPAL, OPERA
HOUSE LOST

SAN FRANCISCO, December 90. -
tBy Associated Press Gable to Star.
Bullctin)-By vote of fourteen to
three the San Francisco supervisors to.
day upheld Mayor Rolph 5 veto of the
municipal opera house scheme.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23

w. pAsp, TNaa, December 20
lHy Associated rfrfs Cuhlp) A
broken pil on tho TtNas nud Pacific
Railroad, nalr here, lr-trrluy, result
ga ia "a train WrDk and che injury of
forty pussruFru, some of whom, "a is
thmphl Hu fatally hul
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23

X ROME, Italy, December 2l.-
X (By Associated Press Cable)-
!; Word was received in this city
=; today that King Mcnelik, of
4 Abyssinia. died on December -,
!: at his capital of Adds Abbnba. !
! Menclls has been reported as dead
< half score Of times before.
K
r x 4 !: !: \ 4 4 * x I. \ 4 x 4: y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23
NEW YORK. peeemher .

NEW YORK, December 2l.- 4
tby Associated Press Cable)- 4
What promises 20 be one Of the 4
sensational law suits OF the de i
cade has been commenced here by 4
! the State Of New York as the 4
pialntln against the American su- 4
gar Refinery Company, better 1
known as tho Sugar Trust" 4
Tho suit is for tho purpose Of /
compelling the company 20 re 4
move ia great sugar plant from I
Brooklyn. where u occupies four
blocks " city property ana n val I
usd AZ many millions Of d0llarb
One Of the contentious OF the
! stats, 40 made in the papen hled
n 20 The ehrft mat lotirr o..
tent granted The company Of Old
fnnfsT upon u only the puyloRg
) Of docking farllilisf in ke3 Y0rf
baThor and l@t that VI conduct
lnf q folnefy phrptiplH no faa.
asnis VI tho cliy
9eaaaHsaHHHaHHHaI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23

WASHINGTON, December 2l-(By
Associated Press Cable in
the most emphatic manner that the pas
sage of the lIctch IIctchy Bill by con
gress was the result of the work of the
- Most nsidious lobby ever seen in
Washington - Senator Works, of Cali
forua, took the first steps yesterday
for the repeal of the bill
senator Works, who voted for the
bill in its final passage, has introduced
in the senate bin to repeal the on"
just passed aud only signed by the
President two days ago This actio,
by the junior California senator comes
AS a surprise, such action to repeal q
bill being almost in the nature of cs-
tahlIshing q new record in legislation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23

NEW YORK, December 2l.-(By As
sociutcd Press Cablo) AT meeting
yesterday in this city of the national
tennis committee TO rank the tennis
players of the country, it placed Ne
Loughlin first; Johnston, fourth, and
Straohnn tenth, all of them FROM san
Francisco.
Mis-, Nary Brown, of Los Angeles,
was piurol first for the women PLAYERS.
lu doubles, Mclaughlin and Bundy,
lrst. aud Strnchau and Grimm, second.
The result of this placing nrccntu.
Mites the fact that the Pacific Coast has
captured sn many tennis hon0rs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23

PARIS, France nrrfmlrr "n
luy NEGOTIATED l'WHs ,uhlrl Joe
: lrrurlir uf Now lurs nul Sam
. langiuri of BOSTON mot brrr thu 1
numup for che eighth Tins, che 4
contest he.nF o,rI thr tNruiy
muui muir
luupfNm WHs tho lglussnf
; throughout Hui $500 HNHflrl ihr
d'nslm nn m.pis 40 ihr ul nf
flr huui
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-23

-''%'.'------
LONDON, December S.-The British
battle cruiser New Zealand. a Gift of
tbc Do,rn,ior ~ Nan y,oI,al = ~.
land arrived ~ nn"nn,,,n, :" 'in
thereby conrInling worii - torr 'I a1,.
inc which She royorod in nnn ,o GI' "u'
crossed the norotor fomr t;moa 49, nv
Now ZooIonI wbiob l., aiI I,,...ii''.
vessel yis;tnl Anstroia.in AL qua LII
comets of Cor,ia oni ' "r 81 ah' uo."
---.. ".. ", ,.o"'" ~ '''''
UI.O Dccemhor ia m,
~, ''' was
"''i''s 't'' waning an" ShaShihS OF
teeth IN the county building last week,
when the board of supervisors in one
fell swoop cut many thousands of dol.
lars of the county S annual pay roll
During the last two Administrations
the salary list has been climbing grad
ually upwards. \ few years ago only
one clerk was getting 500 month
and most of them thought themselves
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-12

call particular attention to the fact that the figures
quoted 1912 refer whole that
that
lying cities territory These figures
conclusivey that Company wholesome and
With the growth of the few
should generally that have maintained the
of which characterized The Colo
Like that Company the have
capital
considerable This of double advantage
stockholders FIRST that the value of their stock at
the desraby for selling
Qagng their holdings when funds required 1t
ready that all stable safe investments should
the place safeguard in the
which constantly be expected by public
corporations. any final trial Of
Company and those who would seek
dermin credit at large
been subjected from time time. and
similarly subjected attacks have
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-12

There Surplus Employees
Fund
1t has been my thought upon large surplus
policy not been to keep the Compan the lowest possible
ual reports of The Colorado Telephone Company
Of adequate ample protection
extremely advantageousy Any surplus
replacement Surplus
$3996943OS
comparison of financial between the 1912
and 1911 mansy difficult if almost impossible without
entering into great detail The statement for the year 1911
made combining the individual earnings the
companies their consolidation adding this total the
actual of The Mountain States Company
iod of its existence 1911 With the rapid growth Of the entire
during 1912 and the accompanying increase
the of capital stock outstanding through issue
of enlargemens it difficult to arrive showing
earnings for twelve months comparison with total capital
stock issued unless arbitrarily the stock outstanding De
eember 81 1911 taken connection with earnings 1911
against these figures showing outstanding
December 81 1872 and for 1912 On this basis Of
comparison shown however that with the its
ta stock outstanding Company is at the time gaining
the relation of its capital stock In other
words this basis comparison 1912 shows Ia
cent 1911 the relation of earnings outstanding
stock indicating that with increase of capital liability there
more than corresponding advance in return.
There likewise in 1912 of 6
1911 the carried Reserves
of all operating expenses and dividends,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-12

AN increase Report Dec 81, 1911, OF $f90G657s
'7Ap increase Report Dec 3D. 1911, of 81 60
-""$4 700 Issued in December, 1912,
s%s~An increase of $329, 1895 for the year,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-27
SHIPMENTS
 ID MEXICO
Considerable Supplies Being Crossed Through the Local Freight Offices; Everything but War Munitions

Even with the disturbed conditions prevailing in Sonora, local railroad men report that freight business through nearby border points is hold ing up well Bisbee, which has be- come the shipping center for the two valleys within the last few months. is now sending considerable supplies to Sonora.
 The embargo on practically all goods is now raised Within the last week the embargo against a few remaining articles was done away with and about everything except munitions of war are now crossed. American railroads, however. still refuse to allow their cars to be seLt into Mexico and this means that nearly everything has to be transferred into Mexican railway cars at the border. One exception to this Is powder and dynamite. which is sent through direct. owing to the dan ger of transferring As soon as condi- tions in Sonora become stable it is predicted that Bisbee will become ar. important distributing point as it's facilities along this line have been greatly increased by the valley trade.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-27
TROUBLE IN sULzgR CAMP.

ALBANY, Aug. 25.-PossihIe breaches in the ranks of Governor Siilzer's supporters was indicated by the statement of former Judge Cady Herrich who leads the gov ernOr's legal forces in the impeach- ment matter, that council for SUl- ger have nothing to do with any alleged criminal proceedings agaiuSi Charles F. Murphy. Senator F'raw- ley of Assemblyman Levy, and is not pursuing a criminal Investigation of criminal character against any one"
 On the other hand Judge Lynn J. Arnold. in New York. and others ip Albany in the confidence of Sul- ger, reiterated the declaration that steps to procure an indictment have already been taken -o-A New York and Albany counties.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-27

one material, but this lacks the dis- tinction you gain by contract FiY pattern sizes, 34 to 42, and the &C., inch size calls for 5k yards of ma- terial 42inches wide
 The craze for the blouse with plaited peplum shows no sign of abat- ing. In fact they seem to grow in popularity all the time. If you prefer to use one material for this frock 1892. tomato red. or biscuit color crepe de chine would combine two fabrics. Plain lowered voile and crepe sug- gested themselves immediately, for they are lovely and so inexpensive that somehow they seem first choice. These are combined with plain yoile or crepe, generally white. If you want a rather elaborate frock, the printed crepes in silk. showing Futurist ar pies aGd peaches. and other fruits for which Nature was never responsible. make stunning frocks, combined with plain Canton crepe with plaited tun- ic of self color chiffon. Just above the girdle, have a double fold the width Of the vest. of satin or chiffon in some vivid contrasting tone, and make the vest of white tnlle Patterns for this pretty frock are out in four sizes, 14, l6, r. and IS. and for the lS-year size which can be worn by small women. ? 3-4 yards 35inch fig ured material. with 2k yards plain. and 1 yard girdle Each pattern Is if teen cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-27
To County HospitaI-

To County Hospital.
 George Washington Mcfarland. the old-time printer who has an acquaintance in every newspaper of flee in Arizona that has been in ev- .stence for half a dozen years, was in Bisbee yesterday enroute to Douglas where he will temporarily stop at the county hospital uni such time as he can be admitted Uc the state pioneers home, application fer which has already been made. McFarlane is one of the few rs- maining old time typographical tou lists who for thirty years went from town to town and from camp tC camp in Arizona and was always welcome, as he was good at the cases or on the editorial desk. In those old days Arizona newspapers were as a rule edited by the print CTS and printed by the editors, and Mac was good anywhere he was placed. He is entitled to a place of rest in the pioneers home, as the loss of a leg Q few years ago put an end to his touring habits.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-27

pective tourists, and not to dictate to
 them which route they shall take. Even if he desired to make them take any certain route, 1t would be impos- sihle to make them do so, as this is a free country declared Mir. Westgard.
 The pathfinder stated that by next year he expects 10 have five complete routes mapped and logged. four already having been completed. He will map every road in Arizona, and ultimately in every state in the union. all of which will be published in the official Blue Book with equal prominence.
 Mir Westgard is merely gathering data on all the roads for publication in the books which his association have for sale. The prospective tourist can secure information on all the routes by which he could reach his destina- tion and then choose the one he de sires; his choice heinz in no way in- fluenced by the association which, in nine cases out of ten, knows Eothing Of his contemplated trip.
 The widely prevalent impression that MT Westgard has the power ot life or death, so 70 speak over any road which he traverses, has caused him to be subjected to much unjust criticism and has aroused Jealousy and hard feelings among towns in the same state and even in the same sec ton. all of which is unnecessary and harmful, he says.
 In conversation with various per sons. Lord Branston and c. A, Taylof who is accompanying Ar. Westgard, stated that in their opinion the For. derlaud route was very much superior in every way to the northern route. saying the road as a whole is better, having fewer stretches where it is| to go on low gear. there are more good towns and consequently better accommodations and more points of interest along the way
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-27
YOUTH HAVE THEIR OWN
 Y.M.C.A. DEPARTMENT

A new society. the "Bisbee Bugs, % has been formed at the Y. M. c. A. t is made up Of boys between the ages of 12. and F years and already has a membership of about 50
 The club holds regular meetings at II o'clock on Wednesday and Saturday mornings. number Of hikes to nearby points Of interest have already been made and the club IS planning another series of trips. The hikes are usually to places where water can be found and a sw.m is taken limitations are held Saturday mornings and anyone de string to join can do so by comma nicating with T. s. Booz, assistant secretary of the r. NJ c. A.
 The bowling alley at th r. Nj. C. A. will be opened about September 1. They have been out oi cOmmis- sion for some time owing to the work on the swimming pool excavA- ton. They have been extensively repaired by Building Superintendent Charles Hicks and are now in fine condition.
 Physical Director Hawthorne is making arrangements to start the va rious winter gymnasium classes by September 1. All professions will be represented The gym has been overbauled and a successful season is looked forward 10.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-27
WESTGARD Is NOT
 LOCATING HIGHWAY

Before resuming his trip back to New York w. O. Westgard, path finder of the A. A. A., said that he wished to correct the impression which seems to be general through out Arizona that he is picking out one transcoHtinentai automobile ruote over which all tourists will travel in the future Mir Westgard stated that his business is Co map and log all routes and that one route is just as much the official route as another
 His business is to collect information on all routes and present it to pros