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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1904
Page
3
An old advertisement proclaims Ayer's Hair Vigor feeds hair and promotes growth, restoring youthful color and preventing split ends. It claims gray hair signals nourishment deficiency and promises soft, smooth results. Sold locally by Hilo Drug Company.
Oceanic Steamship Company schedules show that the line’s steamers will arrive at and depart from the port on the stated days. Demonstrates the line’s regular port calls, adopting standard harbor timings and berth arrangements for the service period.
Thorpe, posing as a hunter, investigates a large scale pine theft operation in the Cheeminamakee basin. He discovers government land being purloined, suspected company drivers, and a plan to log vast tracts from the Osswinamaker river mouth to beyond. He sets a trap while weighing terms to bid for the land.
A promotional claim extols a unique plow as superior to a hoe, saying it fills dirt better and leaves soil in a pulverized condition. It is pitched as the only plow suitable for ratoons and asserts it performs its intended function.
Thorpe, a trapper, meets an Indian companion Sijun Chuyley by a river. The pair share quiet trust as they discuss deer hunting with bird shot and a pine gathering goal. The Indian cautiously guides Thorpe, hinting at mutual respect and a hidden aim. The scene ends with a promise to continue.
News from Tangier reports Tony Perdicaris and his British-claimed stepson Cromwell Varley held by brigands led by Baissoult. Diplomats from Britain and the United States push to secure their release while Moors and Sultan’s envoy weigh concessions. A British torpedo boat is en route to Tangier to assist.
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