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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-11
OF
OIL IANKERs?

Can you imagine go large oil tank
steamers coming into Honolulu harbor
each tanker loaded with 10000 barrels
Of oil? This amount represents the
yearly contract just closed with the
Associated and Standard Oil Compan,
les OF California--tW0 and one-hali
million barrels. ..sz -
Four years ago, after making. q
careful and exhaustive investigation
OF the Lakeview No, 3 OH EGompany's
prospects to deliver the goods. decid-
ed TO sell their stock I'M Hawaii. 1t
was atsthat time simplyza hole in the
ground but with every prospect OF sue
cess. My friends and Others bought
stock in the company solely through
confidence in my statement. The com.
pany. later on, brought In the largest
oil well ever discovered tn the United
States. They have on hand over g..
100000 barrels OF oil in surface reser-
yoirs and an unlimited supply under
ground. .<.s,-s .- ssy4'ssss :. .sS 3
Ny satisfaction, after, many months
Of anxiety, is that the stockholders
confidence was NOT misplaced.
The company has two large OF wells
capped and closed down with q pro-
duction of aboutsTEN MILLION BAR,
RELS,, EQUIVALENT TO ABOUT
FOUR MILLION DOLLARS WEAKLY
available for export as soon as BUSH
ness condition in Europe justify oil
shipments. The company Is ineorpo-
rated for one million dollars-haye
sold. 100000 shares, leaving 100000
shares as treasury stock THE COM.
,PANY HAS NO STOCK FOR SALE.
Four hundred shares former selling
price 500, are now worth TWELVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS, this big profit
only being possible in the oil business,
and explains ..ohn d. Rockefeller's
great accumulation of wealth. OUR
FIRST DIVIDEND IS PAYABLE
MARCH IS. l look for this stock to
go to $40 per share within twelve
months. >s@@
Men or women. If you wish to
better your condition in life and be
somebody, nov is your opportunity.
/ predict that II you buy some of this
stock, it will help yon to buy your own
automobile and iyezon easy street.
Having only limited amount of
stock I will not guarantee delivery of
any order to exceed 100 shares.
PRICE $500 PER SHARE Drop me
q letter at once or come and see me.
J. OSWALD EUTTED,
ROYAL Hawaiian Hotel. Phone 1921,
Broker in Lakeyiew No. 2 Oil Stock
Phone appointments made.-AdV.
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PASSENGERS EXPECTED

Per NJ ~. s.. S.ssWilhelmina,s from
San Francisco. Due at: Honolulu, Mar.
49, Mrs. NJ Neale and infant; f. Tay.
lor, Mrs. F. Taylor, Mrs. w. Thomp-
son, Walter Thompson. Mr.. Garfield,
Mr.. Lawrence, Mr. Roth, G. Goodrich,
Miss M. Haight, e. T.. Winant, Mrs.
Linney Wolcott, Miss Charlotte Ly-
man, Miss NJ. B. Roe, Miss Dyer. Miss
Olive Dabb, Mrs. Wright, Miss Hip
paeh, Mr.. Stainforth, ]. G. Silva, Fran
els Brown, Mrs. R. Uhl, Mrs. Kelly
Brown, Miss Harriet Geithman, Mrs.
20. s. Russell. A. s. Morrison, Mrs.
Chas F. Hofer, Mr. Shawn, w. l..
Davis, E. F. Bishop, Clark Browning.
r. H. Britain, Mrs. H. B. Slayen, Chas.
Eisenmann. l.. E. Hildreth, Mrs. Har-
ry Lewis, Mrs. Ms. Fairweather, F.
T. Fuller, Mrs. M. Hawthorne, Mrs.
Fare and child. Mrs. NJ. i. Penfeld.
Master Robert Thompson. Mr.. Foote,
E. A. X. William. A. s. Haight, Mrs.
Roth, Frank 8. Warren, Mrs. A. S.
Haight, Mrs. e. T. Winant, Miss ".
Lockfand, Miss Margaret Lyman, Miss
Margaret Mccarthy. Miss Pierce, Mr..
Wright, Mrs. Hippach, H. G. Hay, Mr..
Specht, Otto Hermann, Miss Mar.
garet Uhl. Kelly Brown, Miss NJ. H.
Lemon, Mrs. D. F. Kelly and daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. J. Holmes, Miss Jane
Booth. Myron A. Hofer, Miss Ruth St
Dennis, Mrs. w. l.. Davis, Mrs. H. N.
Alexander, Mrs Clark Growing, Miss
N. Slaven. Bert E. Nixon, Mrs. Chas.
Eisennann, Mrs. L. e. Hldreth, L. P.
Davidson. r. H. FiggensA
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TUBERCULOSIS RATE
LOWER LAST MONTH

tuberculosis gained in Hawaii and
Honolulu. according to the death fig
ures of February. 1914, and for the
same month this year. There were
two mere deaths from the white
plague this year, during February
than during the same period of last
year Notwithstanding the record for
enc month, the figures show that foi
the last Geven months Of 1914 deaths
from tuberculosis decreased Is per
cent over the death rate for the same
period of 1913.
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new Liner BUILT
FROM VESSELS
WRECkAGE

After having been rehabilitated at
a cost Of $4,000. the Grace liner
Santa Catalina, which a, few months
ago was swept by fire on the CoIum,
bia river, will resume service shortly
between this coast and the Atlantic,
via the Panama canal, in conjunction
with the Santa Cruz, Santa Cecilia and
Santa Clara. 1t is expected that the
Santa Catalina will be ready to go
on berth again within. few days.
Altered and improved in many ways,
the new Santa Catalina will excel the
old. The process of renewing the
bent and twisted steel ribs, which had
been warped by the intense heat, was
done by the Willamette Iron and Steel
Works. - r~.''..
The st. Helens Shipbuilding Com.
pany. performed :he work of putting
in the staterooms and making the new
pilot.house, which is built of Java teak
wood. A noteworthy Feat of the en-
tire reconstruction is the joiner work,
which includes all the cabinet work
in the staterooms, etc =
Four to six hundred iron and steel
workers were employed daily on the
Job since the first blow was struck
November 16. 1914. The work under
taken included the overhauling Of
the engines, removal and replacement
of 500 tons of steel, rebuilding five
decks, addition of four cargo masts.
each 30 feet high and "a inches in
diamater; lengthening Of others, con-
- IL
feet in diameter, with steel casing 10
feet in diameter; building of two life
boats, installation of Is staterooms.
building OF a pilot-house and cap
tain.s cabin and furnishing same, to-
gether with the construction of a new
apparatus house. a
Hustede Oft the Setos. ...-- Il
A story that one H. Hustede was a
first-class gunner on the interned
cruiser Geier when he bSoke parole
and slipped away ON the schooner He
lene Is denied by Hustede's brother OF
the German ship Setos, now one OF the
refugee fleet" here.r The brother
says that Hustede was also a member
of the crew d the Setoss and had no
connection with the Geier. He ship
ped on the Helene as seaman.
- Es5.S 3
Sheridan Is Due Saturday. II
The United States army transport
Sheridan is due from the coast Satur-
day morning. according to wireless
received by tie local quarter
master department today The Shefi-
dan left San Francisco with a guam
tity of cargo for the various army
posts It win bring number of min
tary officers and enlisted men. The
troopship is scheduled to steam for
Manila BY wayIof the island OF Guam
at 5 o'clock DIbnday afternasn. The
vessel has been assigned berth at
Pier TO-
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MARRIED.

- In Honolulu,
March 8. 1915, Rev. Father Rodrigue
of the Catholic cathedral. officiat-
ing, Leoncio Silurio and Mrs The.
ella Calonon. Witnesses, Fortunate
Pasce and Clara Adlas.
MARQUES-TEIXEIRA.-In Honolulu,
March s. 1915, Rev. Father Rodrigue
of the Catholic cathedral. officiating,
Antonio Teixeira Marques and Miss
MiqueJina Teixeira. Witnesses. Ma
ria Ferreira and Theodore Herchen-
rath.
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MaIlki Heishts Poultry Ranch.

Maliki Heights Poultry Ranch-
s. C. White Leghorns and s. c. orp-
ingtons. Matching eggs, day-old
chicks, young and laying stock. Rec
ord Of breeders: 1S0-243 eggs. We
trapnest every bird every day in the
year. Eockerels from hens with over
200-egg record. Strictly fresh table
eggs and choice table poultry. Visit
our plant; write for price list.
Tel. 3f46. e. c. Pohimann, P. o. Box
4ea.
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PAssENGRRs ARRIVED

Per stmr. Kflauea, from Maui ports
&C. A. Kibling, F. Strange, Miss Fer
reira, Miss Koshida. Mrs L. e, Cook,
A. C. Wheeler, E. l. Conroy, j. Mich
OILS, H. Dai, F. Schmidt. NJ. Zolditz,
J. j. Soares, Mrs. Soares, Rev. R. B..
Dodge, H. L. Osborne.
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.HAlBOR NOTES

The Oceanic liner Sierra win carry
the next outgoing mail for the coast
Saturday noon. 5
The next mail from the mainland is
due to arrive in the japanese liner
Tenyo Maru tomorrow morning.
Taking a shipment OF sugar from
Maui plantations, the schooner Mu-
riel arrived at San Francisco yester.
day. -
A large list OF passengers has been
booked for windward Hawaii in the
steamer Mauna Loa to depart at noon
tomorrow.
The steamer Hall will take a guam,
tity of fertilizer, coal and lumber in
steaming for nauai ports at O'Clock
this evening.
The British freighter Koranna with
cargo from New YorK for delivery
along the Japan and China coast is
due daily for bunker coal. .E ..
The Matson steamer is at Kahului
today to discharge mainland cargo.
1t is expected to return Sunday morn
ing to complete shipment Of sugar
for San Francisco.
Before steaming for the Gilbert isl.
ands TO recruit labor the British
steam eri Kestrel to depart today will
deliver a quantity Of supplies at Fan
ming and Washington islands. +
Under charter to load return cargo
of lumber at Puget Sound and Co
lumbia river ports for Australia, the
British freighter Strathendrick steam.
ed in ballast last night. ~.., Z
: With more than 100 passengers for
the islands, the Matson Navigation
liner Wilhelmina left San Francisco
yesterday. The vessel is due at the
port early next Tuesday morning.
With mail and few layover pas
sengers, the Japanese liner Nippon
Maru, leaving Honolulu on March 8,
is reported to have arrived at San
Francisco yesterday morning.
To complete loading q full cargo of
sugar for coast refneries, the Matson
Navigation chartered steamer Francis
Hanify will call at Port allen, Kar
hului, KaanapaH and Hilo The yes
sci is scheduled to leave port this
evening. H. "a -
The steamer NJ, g.. Dollar, until re-
Gently under British registry. with
cargo from New York and Galvestons
is expected at Honolulu the last of
the week for bunker coal It will
be given prompt despatch for the
Far East. IL ~ ii
Leaving for. q cruise in the south
seas today, A. E. Center and Warren
ID. Woods, well-known yachtmen, were
enrolled as passengers in the steam
er Kestrel. They will make a round
trip to the group OF islands In the
south Pacific
More thsn 100 cabin passengers
have been booked for the mainland in
the Oceanic liner Sierra In steaming
for San Francisco at noon, Saturday;
the Sierra will take a full cargo of
sugar. pines. nlolasses and other lines
of island products.
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BIRTHS

AMINA.In Honolulu. March 6, 1915.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Amina of
School street, near Emma, daugh-
ter.
Honolulu, February
%, 1915, to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kila
Kaauwai of Naopala lane, son.
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Sales: Between Boards 100,
200. SO McBryde SIS; s35 olaa 61S; 10.
Is H. G. & 8. Co. 3s; 5 Eva 2fA;
$500 McBryde IS 100.
Session Sales-15. 10. Is Olaa 81
: Latest sugar quotation: s6 degrees
test, 4.675 cents. or $3.50 per ton.
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Unless they learn to swim before
commencement, several Princeton
University will not receive their di-
plornas. as rule created In 1911. pre-
scribing a test swim. is being en-
forced.
Europe has turned to the United
States for butter. Chicago dealers
shipped two carloads to England by
way OF Canada and are negotiating
for additional large sales to the war
ring nations
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Captain Togo, for years identified
with the Togo Kisen Kaisha South
American and transpacific line. will
be in command OF the steamer Tenyo
Maru, due from the coast tomorrow,
it is reported. Capt. Ernest Bent. for
mer commander, has been given a
leave of absence.
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KiIauea TO Replace Mauna Kea.

kilauea TO Replace Mauna kea.
The Mauna Kea, flagship Of the
Inter-Island feet. will undergo repairs
and an overhauling AT the local dry
dock, The steamer Kilauea, suhsti-
tute vessel. will take the H.lo and
Maui run for at least one round trip.
The Kilauea returned from Maui
ports today. bringing cargo and pas
sengers usually handled by the steaia,
err fNlaudine The Eilauea brought
1888 sacks Of sugar. 2 autos. . crates
of Chickens. Is sacks of potatoes, %
hogs and las packages Of sundries.
}. ....s -
Resolute Making Long Stay. s.
Owing to rough weather, slow prog
ress is being made in the discharge CT
a cargo of lumber from the schooner
Resolute at Kahului. The vessel ar
rived at the Maui port more than q
fortnight ago. II is scheduled to re-
turn to the Sound, taking ballast.
Matspnia and Mongolia Matched.
The. Pacific Mail liner Mongolia. 1t
is predicted, will lead in the arrival at
San Francisco next Tuesday morning
i'm what may be a race across the
Pacific with the Matson Navigation
steamer Matsonia. The Mongolia had
less than an hours start to the main,
land. II was reported that the Mat.
sonia had passed the Pacific Mailer
late yesterday afternoon. Those who
are familiar with the Mongolia's
steaming abilities believe that the big
vessel can easily gain sufficient lead
to finish first at the San Francisco
lockout station. The vessels are car.
rying about 400 passengers.
-.E n r.. -
Panama Tolls Show increase.
Notwithstanding expectations to the
contrary, both tolls and tonnage OF
the Panama canal for January showed
an Increase over any previous month
since the canal was opened for traffic,
en- August 18th last. During January
the canal earned $419,037 in tolls. de-
rived from a total canal tonnage Of
44S,957. The total tonnage Is only
little more than that for November.
the previous high months The tolls
are $7141 in excess OF those for De-
cember. the previous high month for
receipts. Since the canal was opened
en- August 18th, IL has earned 1885,
1877 In tolls. The total tonnage for the
period from August 18th to February
LIST was 2,192,S56, which was carried
in 454 vessels of all descriptions In
January SO ships passed through the
waterway. OF which six did not carry
eargoes of any kind The number Of
vessels for the month was one below
December.
Algoa ncW American Steamer.
Instead of loading cargo Of cotton
for Europe, as it was first reported
she. would, the American steamer Cali.
fornia, formerly the British freighter
Algoa, owned by coteriei Of San
Francisco shipping men. has been di-
verted to the west coast to ill her
holds with .nitrates. Representatives
ef-the owners said recently that the
California Will go from South Ameri-
ca, to New York via the canal. but Il
is believed that the vessels cargo win
eventually reach the other SIDE Of the
Atlantic, where nitrates are in heavy
demand
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DEATHS.

the Queens Hospital,
Honolulu, March 9, 1915. Lille.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Bernard of Eva. Oahu, a native of
Pearl City. aged 2 years, months
and II days.
~ The funeral will be held today.
Interpent in the Waipahu cemetery.
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NOTICE

On and after March 10, 1915,
a booking fee of $15 will be
charged for each passenger
when accommodations are as
signed, to apply on all steam
ers &c the Matson Navigation
Company
CASTLE q COOKE, Ltd.
Agts. Matson Navigation Go.
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FURNISHED COTTAGE.

cottage and light house.
keeping rooms; all conyenienees;
electric lights; bath, running water;
short distance from pGstoffice; mod
crate. CAMEL place, Fort and Vine
yard. Tel. 1541. 6104-tf
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N,HE A 'E'1|j IA
WI1T1-EE1O
LOST.

Irish terrier; finder please call phone
$40. - s@... 49, 6109-1W
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More thsn 100 cabin passengers
have been booked for the mainland in
the Oceanic liner Sierra In steaming
for San Francisco at noon, Saturday;
the Sierra will take full cargo of
sugar. pines. nlolasses and other lines
of island products
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Leaving for. q cruise -inssthe south
seas today, A. E. Center and Warren
ID. Woods, well-known yachtmen, were
enrolled as passengers in the steam
er Kestrel They will make a round
trip to the group OF islands In the
south Pacific. 81
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ResoIute Making Long Stay. ]
Owing to rough weather, slow prog.
ress is being made in the discharge Ct
a cargo of lumber from the schooner
Resolute at Kahului The vessel ar
rived at the Maui port more than q
fortnight ago. II is scheduled to re-
turn to the Sound, taking ballast.
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/ The steamer NJ, s.. Dollar, until re-
Gently under British registry. with
cargo from New York and Galveston.
is expected at Honolulu the last OF
the week for bunker coal. It will
be given prompt despatch for the
Far East. IL. ",@t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-17
ENGLAND WARNS CITIZENS
To ENAUE HOSTILE I'Liti,~

LONDON. March Co., Warnings
Ia the public TO run aud hide when
German aircraft is seen. With cy-
llanatOr, picture. of The different
types OF craft In black .ilhouoit'.
have been posted Boo public place
around London But sn MANY and
,o varied are The typo. that only
an observer az exceptional powers
of memory aud cNtraordiuar. pre-
s,ncc OF mind would D., able 10 tell
G., ,rmau from British aircraft and
go know whether go run or remain
~ the street
The people are ash 'd 10 make for
tine nearest house and iakc refuge in
the basement 10 the machine seems
10 be- German They are also re-
minded. however that British craft
hay, q habit Of cruising about a.
night
Britain ha mo- airsbip of iho
Iepp ,liu lui ih' ditiorCuc" be
tween the cigar aud Hua age shaped
dlririhlos Of th' other Ctrnau
tvpes aud tho c0rrcs bonding ma
chine. OF British NAH" g. not likely
20 impr ss ultruiuad observer The
differencr consist. mainly Zoo ih.
Lauginl OF ihr car
s for aproplau"t 'ho German
ueculi.-itt is iu the Nip OF the
wings witch lari bach piih q hirl
like effect But lhc ouJ'in. must
o.. sharply cen o. recognize tho Az.
ference
Large and Iuirrn,i'i rrOvd. col
lcci during 'lD day about tho p'a-
rlrds .fudyiH- th, Thou o. pic
t1rc. pf ilD craft and l'rr-'iug 'he
directions relative 90 rtid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-17

lh, rcr'ut meeting of the stock
hold,r of the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road iu St Louis marked change
m American ailroJjinA which may
have a wide Influence. Il saw the
entrance into steam uilruadins OF
Nicholas r. prady Who is believed
&C. control the enormous fortunes Of
his latr father Anthony r. urady,
ho was estimated Vh IN ho dicd
last year tn ho worth between $40.
un0.0un and ilUp,oOn. GOO.
George lay Could eldest son Of
'ay Gould. had Inherited The pro
porty. or th' controlling interest
from his father. For wears hr has
MANAGED 10 uusuccossiully. When hr
tried 10 mako u link with the
Wabash aud The Western Mnryland
10 BanimbrC. thus establishing a
uuW transcuujilcuial railroad. The
great interest in control Of The
Pennsylvania. the New York Cen
iral and other .ystcms went afinr
him They beat him. and then the
Gould system began 90 crumblc A.
last the Missouri Pacific has been
tpkcn from The family undar the
leadership ~ Kuhn. Loeb = COM
pany the great New YORK bankers.
Little u known Of young Mr.
rady he rs yrl under forty Years
o. axe. His father confined hi8
operations to municipal public utl-
ltics. chieiy pa- I'd street rail.
road companies. llp was tbc great
est power in 'bc Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company the elevated rail
read .ystoW irre lut the en-
trance of the Young man into steam
rGilroading convince. many bankers
rnst the Brady fortune is IN uc'unl
control of tha Missouri paclic u
fad been the custom cl the Brady
interests never to bur heavily into
@ corporation unless thev boushi
gfiiDjput stock to control H.
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.LAND INVESTIGATION
HEARING IN DALLAS
" hncs-es Testify fundamental ai
Change ~ iaus are Necessary
Inr i;elirf.

DALLAS. Tet. Nuch &C. $50.
ulises stiitiuE before the opening
..fi0u of tho b airing on The land
.tuatIou. DuuIuotod hy tle O. =.
Industrial Relation Commission. io-
rilreJ o. general increase i1 mum
ter of tenant. compared vlth land
owners To- fundamental charges
,- ihe m0 lU fhe Interest of Own
sour oRu farm movement ra. urg-
I 1g the VitHcrel to remove some
nf tlr legal resirlciiCns which. ihey
id worked to preven. the Am b.
gican farmer from borrorlus money
lf lnn rate % Interest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-17
TWO MORE ADMIT GUILT
FORGING INSTRUMENTS
Talhari District t"utt iiu,ill n
N"tt Aud Business Moving
VIII tiurk-i ikc I,cgulatii,

.r,.a
uNI|'Ff. Ten. M1ru lF r.,
folluv.r. r1.ss have boon un triH
.u pho rIc Court .'ur. tbc la.i
r.ruff
TH. . nf Trka. t. grnrs. b.
slsk, Hn.I Tor furerrf auI
pas mcsotrred in rumrni prtna
da1t pr . ruil', aud rrguc ir.
-uspF H1 eruieuco. which us-
recommend q by tHe lury aud aau'
% by OH. ..uri fhn punt lmout Dol.
In uH ai two year Goo tH"
pouiicni.ar
To. STATE 1f Tctas ,s y o. Stub.
tlDneld. eted for forgery au.
passing a .rged inHrumeut pe.
fr9dan' .. pleaded guilty to ra..-
iU, TORS instrument and bed
Tor u-pa 1 0f .eutrncr. AMI thr
cnfr b. r. on trial
Tho -rH jury rec0rveDod 700.
mornire .r procecird io disupiel
a.. bu.ins. s Eughsm OF Tex
in. ls Tor l 90 this body
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-17
,taispcd Fo,In, o, n,namtc,,.

""f"H III" I..
10, ANGELES ,aif. Nar iC
"stIH.e schmidt and David rlplau.
charged oith bolIs participant. Boo
Oboe dtr.miir plot uipH resulted Boo
r, blowing up ot fhe los Augolcs
Tim. building in 1910. viii De-
-ourh' into 'bc criminal 'e-i0u
ai iHs Superior Court today 90 ru
Cor IhrII ulra. TNrv arc CHARGED
viih tHr mur1rr of one Charles IIa-
rf-tf. aH employ .r of the Time
e.o vas killed In The wreck and fire
reused b' fI' explosion OF bomb
lH ie lludinF
schmidt and Caplal urrr impii-
,atef uIfH fhr VcNamsra. and Ortis
MrNar.raI according 10 tie indi,t-
m,nt- They etadrd arrest FOR near
N tfe f.ars Schmidt vas caught
u Ne Y0rk ir Fehreurv auI Can.
au rHs rouIded up iu d lonely cabin
.r Faiuhridze bland. Washington
schmidt ha- been working o. m .
rfarir In 'r- "a fsisa name. and Gao
ian bad Ufsd iu his cabin under tlr
nam, Df Miller for the pat two
years he sald
Am0nr ths paper. found lu Cap
tons cabin uer letters shou inc
that iarse amounts % money hal
heeu sent to Caplsu from California
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-17
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500 .aH .s.-e. fi.ug her ras
$50 iHrUHr. f.r waterway