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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22
NATIONAL LEPER Home Plan
ISALREADY WELL ADVANCED

versy was raging he was given money
and urged to disappear. The Dis
trict of Columbia, although it gave
him a house and gave his wife an
other, disclaimed him as a citizen
| They diselaimed him then, they dis
claim him now; and they are start.
[ ing the steps which they thinle-will
result in sending him back to the
State of Washington.
Mr.. Chairman, John Early is not a
citizen of the State of Washington,
but simply because he turned up
there, because he was we'll treated
there, and finally placed in the Unit
ed States quarantine station at Dia-
mond Head, in the congressional dis
triet which l have the honor to rep
resent, it seems that all hands desire
now to send him back there.
The point is this: Diamond Head
is no more a ,leper colony than is
Fishers Island, in Chesapeake Bay,
between Cape May and Cape Henry.
Diamond Head is a Government quar-
antine station, and until Early ap-
peared there we never had any lepers
there. Once Early was placed in that
quarantine station the people of
western Washington were good enough
to raise no protest. They did not
want the man prosecuted. They did
not, however, accept him as a citizen.
They made no protest whatever un-
til the Government commenced to
send other lepers. one by one, to that
quarantine station.
This kept on until there we're at
one time six lepers at Diamond Head.
Now. Early has escaped. He is
back in the District of Columbia. A
hue and cry is raised, and 1t is pro-
claimed that the unfortunate, man
must be sent back to my State almost
by the first train. have just re-
ceived the following telegram from
the governor of the State Of Wash
ingten: > s-~
olympia, Wash, June 4, 1914.
Hon. A. johnson, L.. -'.. ~.
Congressman, Washington: =.
Understanding that the District of
Columbia Commissioers are urging
the Secretary of the Treasury. to re-
turn Leper Early to Diamond Head.
in this State. on the ground that that
point is an official leper colony. / beg
to protest as chief executive of this
state against his return. also pro
test against having Diamond Head Of
ficially designated as q leper colony for
the United States. Hope you will be
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22
HARRY COUzENS,
noted WRITER,
CALLED BY DEATH
Friends in Honolulu Hear That
Former Resident Has
Passed Away

News has been received by friends
in Honolulu of the death of Harry D.
Couzens, very well known to the older
residents of Honolulu and widely
throughout the territory. He died at
Phoenix, Arizona, on April 20, after
a long battle with tuberculosis.
The Couzens lived here several
years ago, Mr.. Couzens being con-
nected with the United States inter.
nal revenue office. They had many
friends in Honolulu He went to
Phoenix early in 1913 and became a
close friend of Governor Hunt and
other Arizona leaders. He was held
in high regard and warm affection by
those who knew him we'll
A brilliant writer and a man of
great mental power along his favorite
lines of literature, CouZens won fame
some years ago by his short stories
and sketches. His stories of the
South Pacific brought him a large
audience among mainland readers. A
number of his stories were published
in book form under the title, "Breth-
rem of the Beach" He continued his
literary work even while on his
death-bed, some of his stories being
published Just lew days before he
passed away.
Mrs. Virginia Lucas Couzens and
their BABY, Harry D. Couzens, Jr.,
have been residing for some time at
Pahala, Kau, Hawaii. Mrs. Couzens
is principal of Kapapala school.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22
Turkish Soldiers Learning
Use of the Knife and Fork
( [Assoclated Press1

coNsTANTlNoPLE supposedly
Turkish experienced shock the
that hereafter at Turkish scdsrs
knife
enlisted armed the Of handling
which served the primary Of conveying food
mouths should deened longer ut for that useful
The Turkish pvae s not proving apt pupil When bic upsro
fashioned officer
the table and falls welding his with all the skill he can
= +
eivzing
write -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22

In addition 70 the pregoins ea dispatch to the saBaet
Francisco Asspetaed
the federal court 1t added that Associated selling
$3.50.
Probably dispatches
holders
ed by the orders of withdrawal President Taft is thus determined
previously stated this the federal Wyoming
decided against the followed by Judge Doong Of
California
the o
President withdrawal
September 1909 without
disputed having
ed him the
decided highest
tweenthe dates of the orders mentioned.
understood that the motive Of the executive OH
first order, Judge Dooing said: fS.sss
ever ss practically suspend the operation the mn
applied
held be
At last bills pending Congress- having
making holders OF oil
their through President
lowed 70 continue DEVELOPMENT up % certain maximum area with The
These concessions
decision
Honolulu Consolidated Oil Company which lately suspended dividends
stipulation oil
the Honolulu pending litigation
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22
lINIFICATION Is
Plan OF HEADS
OF ASSOCIATION
Open Meeting Called for Mon.
day to Pan Charitable Work
on Large Scale

Pans for an Association of Char
tiles to handle charitable work on g
large scale, instead OF the Associated
Charities handling II in a small plan.
ner, will be discussed at meeting
June 20, in the makal pavilion Of the
Young Hotel.
Direct cooperation Of all societies In
Honolulu interested in charitable
work is the desire OF the promoters
of this meeting. Every nationality,
religion, sect or cult is invited to have
representative present to take part
in the discussion and formulation OF
a campaign of action, In the initial
step in the unificatlcn of action Of
the cl1afitable work of Honolulu.
The Associated Charities is equip
ped with a central registration sys.
tenn, similar to that used In the larger
cities of the mainland, and II Is de-
sired that every organization In tha
city make use of this means of hand
ling charitable matters. s
The directorate Of the Associated
Charities, under whose auspices the
meeting for next Monday has been
called. Is composed OF the leaders Of
The different societies CT the city in
terested in the work Of the institution,
six members elected at large and the
officers of the organization Il Every
organization with a charitable fea.
ture Is entitled to membership on
this directorate and it is the desire of
officers OF the organization ttat every
society avail itself OF the opportunity
and be represented at this most i'm
portant meeting.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22
.TODAY'S MAJOR
| LEAGUE RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

;. NATIONAL LEAGUE. ! -.
At New York-cincinnati 2, New
York 8. ~N IL ss r.
At Boston-St. Louis 4, Boston 8.
:. At 6rookIyn-Pittsburs 4 Brooklyn
g.. T.
At Philadelphia chieaso-Philadei-
phia, no game, rain. e Z
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At chicago-Brooklyn 4, Chicago S.
A. st. Louis-PhiIadeIphia g, st.
Louis O.,
At Deteolt- Washington 4, Detroit 8.
At Cleveland Cleveland,
no game, rain B
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22
Housing Conditions in
Vienna Work Hardship
LAssocIated Pressl


would permit children live In them.
something IN this direction Since house property
Workers
small
and kitchen- III. {. s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22
All Factions in Mexico Must
Make Additional Sacrifices
IAssociated Press Service by Federal Wireless.I

80. Associated
impress General carranza with the for
understan5ng that Il
themselves who Mexico from sPlatn ard htoodstsd
further
reached and before will be posbe for the msdacs
conclude the II -
eventually
atiyes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22
French Cantons Protest
Against Germanizati01
TAssociated Press |

sERaE, ssitzsrand q snzsisnt
Of the epube
blue books print ed German only The nus.s,
OF strect4 which
Bern
posi-
small their msintsnanes a2p
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22

Kansas state agricultural college
has campaign on for enlisting 10000
Kansas boys and girls in agricultural
and hOme-making contests this year
A special state organizer has been
appointed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22

Senator James i. Coke, who viii
leave Honolulu June IS for Denver.
Colorado. to attend the annual con-
yention Of the Benevolent and Pro.
tectiye Order Of EIks, win stop over
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22
SUPREME COURT AFFIRMS
! RAILROADS. OWNERSHIP OF
|. $7OO,OOO,OOO OIL LANDS
Many Companies and Operators Involved Affected by Ruling
and Approximately 1000 600 Acres lnyoNed-Local %
terests in California Fields Greatly Enhanced by Deci
. sion.of Highest Tribunal OF Country
IAssociated Press sery

+ IAssociated Press serVIce BY FEDERAL WiFeesal
WASHINGTON,
today affirmed the claim ownership Of the railroads aoooooo
o oil =
all
jurisdiction
ody.s s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-22
How They Stand

(TWo right-hand columns show per-
centage to include today's game, Whe-
ther won or lost.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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CONTINUED on page threel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-07
Give UP SIEGE OF Carson
Suilragcttcs ln~uccrssiully Be-i"gcd
Home Of Irish Leader Tor
10 Hours.

LONDON. March g After laying
Siege for 40 hours 20 the home of Sir
Edward Carson to urge him 10 prom-
Use woman suffrage IN ireland as ono
of the conditions of his acceptua
Premier As1ulth's compromise ON tho
homo rule bin, party Of militant
suffragettes late tonight abandoned
for the present hope Of seeing the
Ulster leader. when the besicgers
left their post. however. they vowed
TO resume their vigil tomorrow
The delegation was headed by Miss
Dorothy Evans, pretty young Irish
suffragette who declared that some
time ago Sir Edward Carson had said
that under provisional government
I'm Ulster. women would have the
same rights of suffrage as men Miss
Evans said the suffragettes therefore
desired him TO promise. before Pre-
mier Asquith makes his statement ON
the home rule bin In parliament Mon
day, that Ulster will accept no set
tlement OF the dispute which does not
include votes for women as clause
in the home rul" bill
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-07
UNEMPLOYED LEADER
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
TWO NlMRIRS Of HIS ARMY
SENTENCED no THIRTY
DAYS N jan.
l. ". ". Raise 100000 for Defense OF
Their Men and Win Put Jp
S2OO. coo il Necessary.

]
/ NEW NpIih, M"r"h IT, RANK
Tuuu,rbmm. % years old. Industrial
,v.,r..,.. .,r Cha. kyo,ll .rj I,aJar of
/ ln' "n''"r''l'" VINO '.'' "' J."
Nading churches DID lhiS cN Tor l'o
Ipurposc of getting food and clothing.
I,.5,.. ,.... 1,,I5 r,r. III. .rrapl iui, I'm
/ co,,,..,t.. y..,b "Wednesday ripht's
r.tl ,r m. NJ AInb,rsts church by
/ ,,.,,.,t...n,, and Iqe ~ his rnIlovers
r,n,.,l.....,, .,.,, ,..l.a..d am q 500
b,,I ',r,.r , nr.li,,,rar. hearing Yho
.ta,a. .,,.tns, L,r s n5rro riot
.,,ia,.,. r,o pi,,,bars ~ his
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-07
M0RCANS FRIEND STUCK
SECURED Sa5 900 From Girl BY Prom
ising to Marry Her Asa
Millionaire

LONDON. March 6.-1ohn Arch
ibald Campbell Mason, who repre-
sented himself as a millionaire and
a friend Of j. =. Morgan and who was
accused Of obtaining $500 from a
Miss Ethel $. Lucena, who, 1t was
alleged. he had promised to marry.
was sentenced to three years i'm
prisonmcnt today and recommended
for deportation on a charge of false
pretenses
Mason became member Of two
leading clubs here by representing
hilself as a member Of the Knicker-
booker club in New York City
Through plausible stories he got a
ticket to the royal inclosure at Ascot
race course but later was ruled off
the turf by the Jockey club.
Mason claimed to have homes in
Norfolk. Va. and New York.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-07
PAID BY OPERATORS;
DYNANITED FOR union
BIT BOY DENIED III WAS \
SPY IL THE UNION
RAMS.



''I''\ y FL" ."'"' '''''' '''''
iangoWsli, q years old, swore before
the federal strike investigation COM
Imlttee late today that ho had received
.S2.OO a da. from the coal operators
while cyplodmg dynamite for the
rnit,d N.iro Workers Of America.
Questioned hv the committee the
youth denied he was spy in the
ranks of the union. although he adj
mitted ne vas "Watchng both sides
and received pay from each party to
. the labor troubles.
Ianpowsd testified that he was
secretary and treasurer Of the soplis
local of the United Mine Workers.
"They consulted me about everything
/ they planned to do" he added. They
tried to get me to blow up bridges
with dynamite. but [ said what's the
use of trying to dynamite bridges
where there are guards? Youul just
he folnd dead tho next morning with
the dynamite ON you'"
80 We decided to explode the dy-
namito out in the prairie to scare the
guards" he said. "Thcre were eN-
plosions in the neighborhood every
night for six weeks before the sol
diers came. I helped TO cause seven
OF these explosions and was paid two
10 three dollars each time for my
work"
The youth said he heard all the
plots Of the strikers and revealed
them to Montgomery Mcsingale. town
marshal Of sopr,s.
He paid me SS.0O q day" he
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-07
Grain dealer A suicide
Prominent Oklahoma Ciiy Man Shot
Himself While Locked in
His Office.

OKLAHOMA CITY. okla. March 6.
James J. Hanna. IS years old grain
dealer. died in "A local hospital Friday
night as the result Of "a bullet wound
In the head. Hanna was found in
his office chair and lying In a pool Of
blood beside him on the floor was an
automatic revolver. On his desk was
a note which read
II alone am responsible for this q"
,SiEned) Hanna"
Despondoncy because Of business
re,cre.s. ill health and fear Of ap-
preaching insanity are assigned as the
causes of his death
Hanna was formerly grain dealer
IN Galveston and Dallas. Texas He
lost heavily In the Galveston flood. 4
wife survives him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-07
DESPERADOES ARE At WORK
Bartlcs,ilIc is Ovcrrun Nilh Ycgg-
men and Many Other
Crooks

BARTLESVILLE. okla. Mar'h s.
Especial i)--After ysggmen shot a dog
IL the Smelter Mercantile company's
store early this morning. they blew the
safe. securing but t1o The safe was
blown to pieces.
Officers with blooihou ds traced
the bandits into tho Usage country.
whore the trail was ost 4 gang If
desperadoes are said 60 be 3t work In
Smtlter Town. Thtee men were held
Up and robbed there last week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-07
THEN - AND - NOW

Thirty-two years ago the first milo
of the English channel tunnel was
completed Travellers saw Visions Of
soon being able 10 dodge tho rough
sea trip between Dover and Calais. But
tho invasion bogoy siezed the military
authorities IN England. Parliament
would nol Jet the construction pro-
cscd EaD b successive year that the
project was proposed alarulsts arose
tp pictur. the French making use Of
The tunnel 10 land ON army On En-
gland Parlmcnt regularly refused
Co. give It's approval. notuIthst1ni
That the promoters devised schemes
whereby the pressing of ou electric
button ou English soil would pHt fhe
tunnel ,u' of commission iu war time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-07

Today that first mile Of tunnel is
lii that has been done toward boring
beneath the English channel But the
project is alive and ls coming before
the house ~ commons again with
brighter PROSPECTS than ever before.
France and England are on cordial
terms and the Invasion bogcy is no
longer acute Engineers say that the
tuuneling through the impcryl,us
chaI, bed of thc tunnel could Poe eas-
iiy accomplished by a boring machine
built on the plan of o. huge earu.n-
ters blt ana hc tunnel afterwards
lined with steel rho route is about
% miles. wh.b Dr. completed. would
constitute 'he longest underwater tome
rel in the world The cost is esti
mated o. a1out Ss0.0O0.ODO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-07
launch HOT Shots
At INDEPENDENTS
COTTON SOCKS" BITrIBlN cos
DElIN SNNDER~ON NND OTHER
INDIPENDEN1 CANDIDA WITS,
ENDORSE ADMINISTRATION


The independent ticket in general
and e. A. Sandcrson i'm particular
were last night vilufied and trampled
under foot by a half dozen fiery and
eloquent speakers at meeting of the
Wilson Marshall club 80. ., more pop
uarly known as the Cotton Socks"
A crowd that filled the dining room of
the Brady hotel to oyerflowiug, cheer
ed the orators, endorsed the present
democratic city administration, and
gave tiger for Mayor Frank Wooden,
who lbs the way, made his first speech
before the club.
II was charged by various speakers
hat Sanderson. nominee of the indie
pandout faction, hns been IN turn ID
republican, democrat and mug
vump, that hc is In league with John
Ilror lo put high priced paving
ha., into vogue in Tulsa, that
be- wants To get into office $50 hc can
boost tho prices ON an addition in
which he Is Interested, ct ceteru, ct
,.Dora.
Incidentally, the club appointed a
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-07
HAD BAD FIRE IN CAPITAL
~. Manufacturing Plant Burned
NJ a los of
N5O. 900

OKLAHOMA CITY. March 9. RUS.
f.li-bmcau jobbers mills. monufac-
turers ~ peanut butter ana grocers'
suudres burned early Saturday morn
ing Loss OF building $1,000. and
and stock $4,000. VIII re-
build soon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-07
Manipulate Stocks
70 NISLEAD PUBLIC
tllIt AGO, MlLN NUklI y SAINT
PNUI RAILROAD SCORED "a
COMMERCE COMMISSION
0VERSTATED THE INCOME
Report shows Ncriou, Irregularities in
the \cCumting system of tho
Road

N-ksiuNcTON lIorrh Il -char..s
.,........
INV '"' "'''N '''''''' w
MllWauke" ~ 81 lhui NallNiN conc
rany and Of It's subsidiary. tho chi
cago, Milwaukee q Puget Sound RalI-
way company. have been so manip-
ulated as TO mslead the public and
tord to create a more favorable mar
/ ket FOR the securities of ,hc roads
was contained la report made pub
! lie today by the interstate commerce
commission afte an exhaustive mycs-
/ tigation of the financial affairs ~ the
reads.
Various Instances of unlawful over
statement of income were cited. While
crlticisng aud condcmung the ac-
,ountine method, followed b, the
companies. however. Commissioner
Harlan. who prepared the report said
we do not mean to be- undNrstood
by auythlug here said as indratmu
that the 81. PAU is not "a valuable
property ana is NOT achieving tho r.-
suits reasonably autlclpated fom the
extension of its line TO the Pacific
coast"
The disclosure. b, IN. Investigation
,t what Commissioner Harlan de-
-,ri1rs i'm tho r,oort as "seriou. irrcg-
uIuratfa." i'm tba acouuutinr systom. OF
Ga. roads were REGARDED b, tho COM
mission as indcfensiblc. although the
.0ocrs of th, 81 paul rnuuauy eN
frass nloinlv that thr, "raslItrd from
negligence and iu3ftcufion and Iaril Of
fap,iiln,i.. ,r rho mart Of the com
lgu,'s courtroIlar and those under
him, with ,no ,riIirrp,,nts. of I'M, cniu-
,uissiou
"Tbera is mo sufficient basis o1 roe
ord" saws tbe commissioners report
"tn enable Ms 10 condemn or acauit
tbe couptrnllor cf fIU responsibilit,.
On. Of his share Of the cspopsibiIin, f,l
tho conditions of the accounts of
these comuanies but these prouuds
for tbinl,Inp that his rasponsibilit,. was
very natoriall, Qualified and ,,IpIp-
iyod Ia, tl,s Instructions mud diractions
piyrn him b,. tho cv,cutl,.o and other
officials W'bata,ar may Ne tba fo,t
i'm that regard the commission nov
+, eIs that n moro c,rofpl obsor,.arco
of o,,, regulations ia nro,,is.d r,. the
futno This y,o co,ridortl,. ,uti,ir,to
win he raoIiyod "
A peneroI odp,onitiop contained Il,
4,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-07

SPRINGFIELD Mass. March c.
Scores announced today in the L. S
Revolver League include. Match 10
oiiriaD Dallas 1920. Match 20 tof-
ficiau Dallas 1882 Match Il (unof.
ficiaD Dallas oSe Match p (unof.
flciaD Dallas 1906.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-07
17O DAYS

have elapsed since the day on
which the city administration, n
month previously. definitely
promised that IL would furnish an
ample supply of pure drinking
water th-oush tlin ciI, main- aud
that promise lH~ upi go been full
filled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-07

Senate IS DOUBTFUL



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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-07
1rlHIIE WHATEVER

TULSA. March Co. Tho temperature
Maximum 90, minimum, tl N0rtl
winds. clear
ASlIlNGrON. NM Forecast }
Ohlhlma GrurraIv fair saturday
and sunday
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08
GIRLS COLLEGE
MORALS LAX.
IS CHARGE
Mississippi Legislature Gets De-
cided Shock by Allegations
Against State School.

JACKSON, MISS, Jan. S.-A cir
cular letter signed by 5. T. Payer, of
Mobile. containing highly sensational
charges against the management of
the Industrial Institute and College
at Columbus. was placed on he
desks of members of the Legislature
day and gave an ineXpressible
shock to that body.
The circular consists of six type
written pages. Among the charges
set forth therein are the following
THAT the girl students at the col
lege leave the grounds at night by
appointment with men and take
horseback rides, automobile and bug
gy drives, etc.
THAT the descriptions of rides as
given by the men who have taken
part in them are too indecent and
obscene to send through the mails.
THAT the college girls meet men
in the railway stations and in boz
cars at night: that these men are
also familiar with some Of the girls
rooms in the college dormitory.
That the college is wide open, no
protection afforded the girls and all
discipline has been abandoned.
THAT students are required to ap-
pear before men in short boomers
and tights without skirts.
THAT travelling men refer to the
college as the biggest leg show in
the State"