Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-08
EASTERN NEWS.

for larceny and misappropriation o.
funds. They are David Sullivan o.
the Mechanics and Traders Bank
Shears OF the Borough Bank and vii
| liam Damron OF the Home Bank.
The National Organization of Ho
| boes has decided to adopt the militant
suffragette methods if the over-activt
enforcement of vagrancy laws cont
| nues. They greatly object TO bcint
confused with buns"
Thieves who must at least be &C
| knowledged original, stole the new
roof off a one-room dwelling in Chi
cago. The owner works at night ant
IN the morning found his furniture
exposed TO the air
An explosion occurred in the chem
ical laboratory of the Rockefeller in
stitute in New York, shaking the en-
tire building and starting a fire which
was soon extinguished. A prominent
scientist was hurled into a corner by
the explosion but was uninjured.
The dead letter sale" for unclaim
ed mail of 1912 Noted the govern
ment $1OS61.
Miss Martha Parsons who IS years
has been made secretary of the com
1any-Landers Frary and Clark o.
New Britain, Gonna $2,000,000 cor
poration.
Owing to the distastc of Quaker:
or the frequent use of the name
Quaker" for food, clothing and drink;
of;various kinds, a bill has been in
reduced in the California Legislature
making it a misdemeanor to use tn,
lame or designation of a religious
sect as a commercial trademark
he single exception of religious mag
zines.
An Oklahoma farmer whose men
Try had been impaired since 1870
when he was kicked by a mule, un
lerwent an operation recently and a;
;oon as he recovered consciousness:
vas able to remember where he haC
1uried $4,000 during the financial pa
tic of 1907.
Following the death of pet dos
'un down by an automobile the driver
If which had only one arm, the Cali
iornia legislature may pass a bill max
ing the driving of a Car by one-arm
ID man an offense.
Cipriano Castro, former president o.
Venezuela, has been released on $500
pail until Friday, pending the argu
nent on the writ of habeas corpus
While free, he intends to enjoy New
York to the utmost, and has accept
d many invitations from prominent
Americans.
Turkey has recalled herenvoys tC
he Peace conference at London, anC
Turkish officers have been ordered
back to their commands.
A street riot occurred in Trenton,
Y. j., between striking porcelain
workers and imported -strike-break,
9rs.
The Chicago walters who had been
lOping for a Gtrike are disconsolate
over the disappearance from the city
If Joseph Ettor, the main agita'or in
.he Lawrence, Mass, mill workers
strike.
Woodrow Wilson has announced
that he will hold no more conferences
concerning future administration blu
will spend the rest Of his time as gov
ernor entirely in "governins."
President Taft is opposed 70 the bill.
low before the house promising auto
lomy and independence for the philip
lines in eight years. He says they
re not ready for self-goVernpent.
Cipriano Castro, the former presi-
lent of Venezuela and famous
Oh of revolutions, has been refused
omission to the United States by the
secretary of commerce and labor,
Charles Nagel, because of Castro's nat
efusal to answer questions put to
-oncerning his part in the killing OF
General ,ParedeZ.
Prominent members of the senior
Lass at Wesleyan University were en-
,elled for spending too profitable
lcur in chapel-betting on the length
4 the leaders prayer.
Samuel H. London the Rockefeller
Investigator, of the white slave traffic
Gifted before the Curr2n committee
ii New York to the existence OF q
save market in that city where wo-
zen are sold into prostitution ana
ring in over So, 100000 year to the
white slave trust" in Manhattan and
yrooklyn alone.
NOl BECAUSE vi VIC lAiOA Oh ASNN' ~
,eCause their scanty attire exposes
hem to the danger of pneumonia
Mich is prevalent in New York, tip
>olice authorities in Chincago ordered
lie chorus girls who have appeared
)are-Iegged to wear tights during thu
cold weather.
A bill pass ed the North Carolina IS,
emily making both the siver and
recipient of tip in hotel, sleeping cav
" cafe. liable to a fine.
Howard c. Sykes, Yale student,
Hoped with Jeanette McldWane. d
niece of General Kelly, and grand
laughter of the Indian fighter, General
Crook.
TIL, "Prince de Clermont who
nodestlv calls himself Paul Allen an
ldmits that he is the original PaHi o.
Three Weeks" is at present a resi-
lent of the tombs in Ne" York On
barge of grand larceny
henry w. Savage asserts tina; N
DEVELOPMENT of art in America l.
srgely hinderad by the critics who are
n anxious TO make clever remarks tor
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