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W.
improvem ent in the lool

cur city will be made during the
Spring and Summer months.
My Grief!
The town team was supposed to
20 to Newport last Saturday even
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ere yos<A fsr q sssting room.
Thia was D. .zTrsat Improvement
and we keus, shz csaRpany will soon
have th,s wax& &sxE-
II sseMa to gx that this IS
the proper t1ESe fcr our council and
imp -orefaenx esxes to take the
matter uns 1stk the company of
extending tfSe xoz3wuy through to
the rock cEFsAsr. We are sure that
ii oar ucsaar All gea together and
work tn this szs& due railroad COM
Eaay wisI dH TIA seZze towards this
impraEerncnE- E&sz road is one of
the most nzHazHAzax improvements
we could Mzae- Ut yyouid elimin-
ate the bsz.. sazzp hill enterm 2
town fraza tSn z1ssysS. and would
greatly hszn1isx $f1s Oortion Of the
town. Mish thEs road the farmers
could hart kanxv ksads into town.
while az ik d ngzx- . thousand to
fifteen hNtzssxszf nsGnas makes a
keaSv lead sxam IA dry weather.
TkIak Il ezgN. tAsen get busy.
J. D.. SfHwazS Gzz moved the Sen
tiaef iHsn hsa eg.u GsSee On Third
street.
j. O. AGazgSs If Chitwocd YVES
t. ansaatSnss bssasessi in the ccun-y
seat WersEes:Ssy-
Cant. Gsnrge Nxrshall, Of the
NevpaEt Trs rsgsrtsNm company,
was IN tias CITY Mrnesay.
Mrs. NeNSn EMsser arrived from
Airile Fax - vFSx with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kexsa Brown.
A soaxSnaxu s7 tie hunters and
f'sbe-ussgx NI ts& xszsc WILDE held
in RcztEnzk Nhmksxy. March 'leth.
b. Il. Wf&tn 81 .Cbitwood was in
the csuxty ssax yNesdsy night. re-
turning h,s e Wednesday, afternoon.
Mrs. 6 sfxn:saazssa and son. Con.
H.. ~
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Ss w. DlOWH.

"A u~hDSA oA o'Sh yOuuS AOiho
the dance at Mr.. and Mrs.
B o. Young's at Harlan Saturday
night. All are anxious to go again.
Mrs. W. R. Moore has been very
i'll for several weeks. but is now
better.
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1t has besn several years since

ORANGES were as cheap rs they
are today. ard they were rever
better. Regular Soc. Oranges. at
35c. from March 9th to 14th.
R. S. Van.Cleve.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-03-06
tne CUunty Couft oI Tue otat

OF oregon, IOf tne COunty OF
Lincoln.
In the matter of the Estate of
William Brown, deceased:
To D. S. Brown and Mrs. Maria
B. Hathaway and all other persons
concerned, greeting:
In the Name of the State of Ore
gon: You ARE hereby cited and
m appaor in tho Coupfu
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-03-06
|ic2tlCn CT summons,
I,,Iun nf sx

County, Oregon. (beirg the county
where the above entitled suit Is
sending in the Circuit Court there
af), which said time for appearing
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,tion and descr
:. MIR. Morris
Ortland. CrepC


sons Eczema Salve.' USED three
boxes Of Ointment and three Cakes
Of DR.. Hobson's Derm Zema Soap.
Today have not spot anywhere
on NY bcdy and can say am cured"
1t will do the same for you. Its
healing, sntiseptic action
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holding the muzzle on his right
foot when the gun was accidentally
discharged."the shot severing his
right great toe and mangling his
second toe badly. DR. Ciausius
was called to dress the wound.
Died-The infant son of Pete
Muggins died Tuesday evening snd
was buried Wednesday afternoon.
Ralph Hamar. Giles Olin~ and
Grant King went to Toledo Thurs
day to haul Raddant's cable for his
new bridge. which he is building
acres the Siletz at Upper Farm.
~~S-~
Nortons
A. G. Herald. proprietor Of
IGladesmead Ranch near Rocca, was
transacting business here Saturday.
Oscar Sampson came over from
Steer creek Monday.
A. B. Hunt of Eddyville visited
with Fred Wagner the first of the
week.
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2$,kII|'3a|,,< ,
| J.. S. AKIN
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-03-06

/ HAMEL BROS.
I JEWELLERS
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-03-06

from Steer creek Monday after a
load Of hay.
E. I. Radiant. the big Siletz
farmer. passed through here Satur-
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-03-06

Clyde Souttwell came over from
Rock creek Saturday.
Bob Harris has commenced work
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G.. & e. tn Make
improvements
It is ruxa1xEa here that the Cor
wallis & Ess.egn railroad contem-
plates rsakirx ezSaave improve
nents at this sizzs1c, work to begin
st ONCE. HE szzfk Of the main
line il to he uRxszzz the width Of
the track eazs. Ia zVDw room for
remedeling re tAc Gz1St. The bank
east af thx sxsk will be taken
away and a 7xsSSzy between the
track and tSx Hsa xk tHiadings he
made. the Eyntxuw to extend from
Sec nd ts xezzfA streets. The
stcckyxrG vSEE ve vooyed and the
sidctrzssa sSxnzxss3 90 give more
switch ra Js,. zzsa tse deuot will be
enlarged. a saExe freight shed
will BE- hui3x ez Sire north of the
depot. aaet1zkT sisxy added to the
main bSiahnw AID the whole of
TIE ynS5n Eszs sysaJts converted into
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STOCK RANCH WANTED.
l60 to 800 acres, bottom land
l.
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! surprised at the modest price
t at which it can be purchased.
Come in and look it over.
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weeks lay eff.
Mrs Fred Hill returned from
Summit Monday evening.
M-..L-s ~ II uI:l-
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| You will find silverwaIe in
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\ ESSsTJ

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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-03-06
game of basket ball. but owing to
several Of the town boys being in

usPoSco tue HiduiAndt ocHoVi tedu
went down instead and the way
things turned out it was just
as well, because the Newport boys
can't play much basketball. anyway.
The primary kids cleaned them up
to the tune of 80 to "a. 1t is re-
ported that the Newport boys run
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LIED.
At Siietz on March Sd, 1914,
Henry, son If Peter Mugpins and
wife, aged 10 months and % days.
C. C. Mcbride of Eddyville was
in the city Wednesday.
Cecil Swore. a former Toledo bov,
ceme over with the Independence
basketball team lest evening. He
acted as referee during the game.
Capt. Simon Lendten was up from
Newport last evening. He took
the independence basketball team
down to the Resort City where
they will play tonight.
Commissioner and Mrs. Claus
Ludemann came up from Wa!dport
Wednesday morning and the Com
missioner is sitting in Commission
ers' Court this week.
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titled suit, now on

the Office of the County Clerk of
the above entitled Court, on or be-
fore the laSt day named in CY1er
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ITSt DIVISIUH- DeKIH dI tHe III
ial point of said road at the north

lollOWs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-18
c. H. BROWN NAY
RUN FOR OFFICE;
Low TO SENATE?

Charles H Brown, for years identi-
fled with local business interests in
this city, now a member OF the civil
service commission. will soon bring
his name forward as q candidate Tor
the house of representatives on the
Democratic ticket from the fourth dis
.trict.
While Mr. Brown has been closely
In touch with the local political stu
alton In the city and county of Hpno-
lulu and throughout the territory
since the annexation or the islands he
has never entered the lists for office.
The announcement was made this
incoming that he would make aSlke0n
fight for place on the tie Ret ssie
has already marshaled his forces and
has intimated to his friends that be
is in the game to stay.
Eben p. Low, who returned from the
island OF Hawaii after an absence OF
one month, is stated. upon excellent
authority. as seriously eonsid deffng the
adyisability of permitting his name to
be used as candidate eor The terri
torial senate Low was talked of as
suitable timber for the may0raltt and
did not DENY that he might enter rhe
lists for that office. He is Repub-
Hcan s45
Since returning to Honolulu, a
change is reported in the political as
piratiens CT the steamship manager
and former cattle king. and that he
will come before the primaries as a
republican candidate for the upper
house is declared to be a foregone con-
clusion. -
Low entered the political arena sew
eraI years ago, having been elected to
the membership Of the board of suDer.
Visors During the two years that he
served in this capacity he was termed
by his colleagues the watch dog
Of the treasury.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-18
NJ c. PACHECO
Will RUN FOR
SENATE PLACE
Supervisors 5 Platform Features
Repeal Of New Frontage
Tax. Avs

Manuel e. Pachecol member Of the
board Of supervisors and chairman OF
the Democratic territorial central
committee, to-day announced his tan
didacy at the coming election for the
territorial senate. &. s.
Outlining definitely the platform on
which he proposes to run. Pacheeo
makes a feature of his program the
repeal Of the frontage tax or local i'm.
proyementl laws passed by the last
legislatures / He would continue the
system of street and road Improve
ments paid for out Of the general tulid.
HIS platform contains several other
proposals of much interest ard i'm
Eportance. His announce cement is as fol-
lows: <, - - T.
"To the Voters of the Third Senate
rial District, Island of Oahu:
As q Democrat hereby announce
that am candidate for senator in
the third senatorial district, islana Of
Oahu Relieving that candidate for
public office should state in definite
terms what he proposes to do for the
people and the community IL elected
L
ing my candidacy fW senator, that J.
win stand on the following platform:
al. propose to work for the reseal
of Acts 81 and 151 of the Session Laws
OF 1913, commonly known as the front
age tax laws. believe these. two
statutes to be unjust and discrimina-
tory to the property owners in the
district of Honolulu; / believe :hat
the revenues of. the city and county
are sufficient, If applied wisely and
to maintain and build
the streets In the district of Homo
lulu.
"2. propose to work for the
amendment of Act 1873 Of the Session
Laws of 1913. the law authorizing the
transfer. of the Honolulu water aud
sewer works to the. City and County OF
Honolulu. so as to authorize said city
and County of Honolulu to bond tho
Honolulu water and sewer works sys-
tens for period Of 20 to 80 wears
for an amount sufficient to wipe off
the present total bonded Indebtedness
of said water and sewer works to the
territorial government. The require.
ments Of Act 1888 are impossible of
fulfillment by the city and county gov,
ernment as the present revenues from
the water and sewer works are not
sufficient to set aside each year the
amount necessary to pay the. install.
ments ON account Of the bonded In
debtedness and interest on same. If
this statue, is not amended along the.
foregoing lines the board of superyis-
ors win be compelled IN the near fu-'
ture to raise the water and sewer
.. fContinued on page three1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-18
GOVERNOR REFUSES TO
MIX IN AFFAIRS OF
MCARN AND M'BRlDE

Those who have imagined that
Governor Pinkham would be drawn
into the McCarn-McBride row will be
very much mistaken, if the chief ex-
ecutiye has his way.N> For he has
gone definitely on record as refusing
to mix in it in any way, and has in
formed the Washington officials that
no one is authorized to speak for him
in the matter.
He~does not wish to be drawn into
it, for, as he says, it is matter he
is not called upon to interfere in. II
has been rnmored about the capitol
for several days that an effort was
made to bring pressure on him to
halt the investigation of the terrific
rial grand jury, and that he had en-
phatically refused, saying that it was
not for him to direct what the grand
jury should and should not do. =.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-18
JIM Quinn IS
NOW CANDIDATE
FOR SUPERVISOR
Former Member Of Board
Makes Vigorous Announce
il1ent Of His intentions

4ssI Quirn, FORMER fnefnbef III lle'
beard Of supervisors, where as chair
man Of the road committee he vas
one Of the most active members, to-
day made formal announcement of
HIS candidacy for the board Hts an
nouHcement. which Is brief but con-
else aud vigorous. says:
Honolulu, T. H.. June is, 1914.
ITO the Voters and the People OF the
City and County of Honolulu:
Il hereby announce myself as a
candidate for supervisor at the com
ing election on the Republican ticket.
I am not like my friend Cohen, who
is cut for mayor. He says he has no
axe to grind have got an axe 20
grind. Ninety per cent OF the BUSINESS
1 do is with the tourist. Lam inter-
ested in Good Roads. Il believe in
building roads first, last and at all
times. If elected will finish the belt
road, as we must nave first el1ss
road around this island; good au-
tornobile road to Mt. TantaIus. and
try and locate the Punchbowi road, rs
1t has been on the map for several
moons, as far as going up there with
an automobile in any comfort. -
Il am firm believer in the front
age tax System. properly applied: In
fact. ii has got to come before We
have good streets. win guarantee an
ecah homical administration cf public
affairs. kilbH from past experience
that in order to get money for good
roads II is necessary to watch the
overhead expenses Of all departments.
Each month after everything has been
paid for the running expenses of the
city and county. what is left goes TO-
wards building the roads. / believe
in a beautiful city. new parks, kept
green; also the school grounds should
be kept In neat and clean condition.
have never made political prom
ise that have not kept. + believe
We should. If possible, build a new
city hall ...@ q.
For futther particulars ! viii re-
fer you to my past record as superVis-
or.
81 e OIISS'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-18
NO NHITEWASH
PLANNEDSAYS
JUDGE Dole.
Street Rumors Laid at Rest By
Statement Made by Federal
Representative
ATTORNEY GENERAL AGAIN
BEFORE THE GRAND JURY
instructions Gail for Probe Of
Affair" Also of McCarr
and Mcbride i.

There Is absolutely no reason why
the public Of Honolulu should have
occasion 10 believe that action has
been taken by anyone TO protect Dis
trict Attorney Jeff McCarn or save
him from a broad Investigation into
the affair between himself and Clau.
dIus Mcbride. .
Federal Judge Sanford B. Dole thus
expressed himself this morning short
" after the grand jury went into ses.
sion for continuance of its inves.
tigntion OF the McCarn- Mcbride affair
He made the statement following an
interview with the Star.Bulletin In
which he brought out the fact that
the attorney-generaI OF the United
States desires the grand jury and Spe-
cial Assistant Alexander Lindsay, Jr.,
to make an investigation OF the .'af-
fair" between McCarn and Mcbride.
and not necessarily an investigation
of an assault either upon McCarn or
Mcbride.
Judge Dole's statement. as given
above. serves In no small way to clear
up the runiors which have been pre-
valent OF late to the effect that II was
the idea OF certain persons to get"
Mr.. McCarn
The following facts. made public
this morning. will give an insight into
the gist Of the correspondence which
was EXCHANGED between the attorney.
generals Office in Washington and the
local federal judges following the Me-
Carn-McBr affair In the corridor OF
the government building:
The first communication was a
cablegram sent by the local federal
judges to the Encouragement regard
ing the appointment Of special as
sistant to conduct an inquiry and
possible trial Of the acts OF District
Attorney JEFF McCarn involving an as.
.saplf with q loaded revolver on a
member OF the lar aud an assault by
q member Of the bar upon McCarIfs =
fCnnfinned on page fourl
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-18
GOVERNOR P|hkHAM WILL DELIVER
Address on VITAL LOCAL TOPICS
Larqe Attendance is Expected
al Chamber of Commerce /
Meeting Today
PUBLIC is INVITED TO !.
ATTEND THIS SESSION
Outline of Future Policy of the
Territorial Administration
May BE Outlined

Governor L. Z. Pinkham will deliy-
er an address under the auspices OF
the Chamber CT Commerce OF Homo
lulu, in the. makai pavilion of the
Young hotel at 3so'clock this after.
noon, in which he will discuss num-
bpr of the burning issues OF the day
in Hawaii and wa probably outline
the proposed future policy OF the ter
.ritorial administraf fion. %
While this is Regular meeting of
the Chamber OF Commerce. q general
Invitation has been issued to the pub
lie and it is anticipated that the at
tendance will be Sufficiently large to
pack the pavilion. :. :
The land question win be one Of
the principal issues discussed by the
governor and considerable pertinent
information is expected to be forth
coming. "a.
The Star Bulletin. In the second edi-
ticn this afternoons will carry q yerr
batim report of the governors adj
dress, as all Of Its readers will be
deeply interested and the many who
viii find it impossible to attend the
meeting will be afforded an opportu-
nifty TO digest the remarks Of the
chief executive At their leisure.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-18

the commission did not have time to
take them up, and one was denied.
The latter was new application TO.
a license made by Matsuda Il Kawa.
rnoto. who wished to open saloon in
the tenement district of the city.
There were two other applications for
new licenses, one for a proposed
Watertown salocn, the other by Wing
Chung Lung. These two are under
consideration by the commission.
The following are the 10 licenses
held up:
Progress Saloon, Waikiki Inn, Kilo.
hama Saloon. Fashion Saloon, Encore
Saloon, Kentucky Saloon. Royal An
mex, Pacific Saloon, Leiiehua Beer
Garden, Rosa & Company. Kahuluu
Saloon. Waipahu Saloon, Anchor Sa.
loon, Watertown Saloon. Wing Chung
Lung, Prost Saloon, s. 0zaki, Choy
On and the Banzai Saloon.
Mrs, Bertha Klemme, who runs the
restaurant near the Honolulu Iron
Works. appeared personally and de.
Tended her license against the objec.
tions made to II by Mr.. Patty. His
main argument against II was that a
woman should not be allowed to have
an interest in a liquor business, and
his second point was that liquor
should not be sold near the iron
works. The license was granted.
The meeting was held in the senate
chamber at the executive building.
Every seat was taken The appli.
cants appeared personally and a mum.
ber of them came with their attor.
neys. A. L. Castle, chairman of the
commission. carefully interrogated
every applicant as to the interest he
held in the. business for which he
sought a license The applicants
were asked what liens, or mortgages
were on the place, under what ten
ure the property was held, and, If on
lease, the term of the lease. Many
OF the applicants replied that they
held the saloon in their own name,
and that it was unincumbered.
The application of Clifford Kimball
for a renewal Of his license to run
the Leilehua beer garden was a sub.
ject of quite bit of discussion; AMI
"a protest against il was made by
George Patty. The application was
taken under consideration. Chairman
Castle asked If more amusement
"ether than drinking beer" could not
be provided for at the place Kimball
replied that a music box and bowl.
ing alley may be Installed soon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-18
PROGRESS|VES
CONE OUT With
PARTY PLATFORM
Committee Completes Draft,
Which viii BE Submitted to
Precinct Clubs
SOCIAL JUSTICE AND 1
"HUMAN RIGHTS" ExAL TED
EQUAL Suffrage a Proposed
Plank-Say Taxation Bud
den Should BE on Land

A committee consisting OF Dr. w.
p. Ferguson, Rev. ID. Scudder and
Francis J. Green yesterday eomplet-
ed its labor of preparing a suggested
platform for the Progressive party.
This platform is now to be submitted
to the various precinct clubs, and at
club meetings it is to be discussed
and acted upon. Thus every indiVid-
nal member OF the party has an oppor-
tunity Of expressing his opinion free
" as to each plank or can offer new
planks. The party's rules provide
that the precinct clubs must report
on their platform before the end of
the month The recommendation Of
the clubs viii be then referred to the
platform committee. and those sug-
gestioEs which the majority approve
will then be put in final shape by the
platform committee. which is re-
quired to complete and publish It be-
fore July 10.
The tenth plank was inserted by the
provisional committee and not by the
platform committee,
tContinued on page fiyel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-18
LEPERs OF =.
MAINLAND
MAY COME
Three Bills Before Congress to
Establish National Lepro-
sariun1 on Molokai
RECEIPT OF NEWS HERE
STARTS PROMPT PROTEST
Board of Health to Take Matter
Up-Chamber of Commerce
May Be Called Upon

Three bills are Bow before Gnn-
gress having as their object tie es.
tabIishment OF a national detention
home for Iepers On the Island of Mo-
lultai.
The hills were introduced Ia
the house early in Jnue Two
sof the were referred TO the
committee on interstate and for
elgn commerce. The third went TO
the committee on appropriations.
News OF the proposal In Congress to
send mainland lepers 10 Hawaii came
10 the Star Bulletin yesterday 9fter-
noon IN the mail from the cosst. This
paper has also received copies OF the
three measures and the official re-.
port Of discussion in the House Of
Representatives which shows plainly
the development OF plan TO establish
q national ieprpsarium at Molokai
Today the Start Bulletin conveyed
the information OF the pending meas
urps 10 the territorial board OF lealth.
Acting President A, r. Keller stated
that the matter VIII be immediately
placed before the beard and that in
al probability the board will take ac-
tinn on resolution Of protest
A few days ago the board of health,
Il win be remembered Drotested
rgainst the sending here of a ieper
from Washington. upon request Of the
surgeon-Reneral II was eoniectured
et that time that the Ieper was lohn
Early whose case has been fefore.
the public intermittently for nnm-
her Of years Early recently escpped
from the Diamond Head quarantine
station near Port Townsend. Wash
ineton. and made bis way to Wash
ingtOn. where his sudden appearance
created q nationwide sensation and
was promptly taken ND IA Congress-.
Il was IN the discussion Of Earls.s
case that the pl6h developed tn es-
tablish the national leprosafinm IL
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