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VOL LIU NO 87 

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IHOUliai 

TO CONGRESS 

ANYHOW 

Will Camp With Democratic 

Party and Put Things in Way 

Delegato to congress Here let me ask 

Al mini- In TXMnl nn1l 

you a qiie suwu ximu ia vui uuu 

bo do when thp majority of tho house 

and senate in Washington is carried 

away by tho Democrats That ho 

couldnt do anything good for his party 

or his Republican people in this Territory 

is one thing I know very well 

I havo formally said The Boss is up 

and in Ho will communicate with tho 

powor over at Washington to lay aside 

all bad bills those which are in favor 

of tho Republicans horo that would be 

presented by Kuhio in the congress In 

this way wo all can figure Mc as an 

elected Delegato to congress through his 

influence only that ho couldnt do any ¬ 

thing good forjiis Democrats here just 

as bad as Kuhio couldnt do anything 

cood for his Hepublicans 

T K WAHIHAKO 

Still Talk Newspaper 

E M Watson and Bertram Riven 

burgh announced yesterday that when 

tho next campaign cuuio up iuu jjcuiu 

crats would havo a morning paper to 

buck Tho Advertiser in tho political 

field and that tho town could look for 

ward to have a real roBy timo of it 

Then look out for Toasts of our 

fellow citiens said Mr Rivenburgh 

officially the secretary to the mayor 

for whenever a man shows his bead 

the Democratic organ will tako a whack 

at it 

Twelvo to Three 

Ono Democrat two Homo Rulers and 

twelve Republicans will composo tho 

sonato when that body convenes in Feb 

ruary When tho next campaign comos 

around tho Jlcpublicuns will hnvo six 

bold over senators to commonce opera 

tions with a prospect which causes 

Chairman A h C Atkinson of the territorial 

central committee to smllo 

Tho makeup of tho sonato will bo os 

follows 

Trom Oahu Moore holdoer Dem 

ocrat Qiiimi holdover Hepublicanj 

Brown Republican Ohllllngworth Republican 

ludd Republican Kolelopu 

short torm Republican 

lrom Moul llobluwu holdover 

Republican Kalnmn hold over Ho 

publican Jall Republican 

Prom Hawaii Hakar holdover 

Home lluler Mnkkuu Hftiiie Hulsr 

Hfitt liepubllM llrown hold- - 

over 

Prom JCmiBl Valrelilia Mil over 

UpjblliHH Knudten Hapublleau 

An to lb Iiuum It will be aJwoat n 

tlraly llamiblltau I he Illy Idaad 

itiH tbe or Hirae DtHUrag d 

hi IIuIm eleated out of thut 

Mn ThtyVa H9 

In Ihr upliiuM of lb ll uuu 

tailor J h Mhitm tbi eluilou it Ku 

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HONOLULU HAWAII TERRITORY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 11 1910 SEMI WEEKLY 

UNEASINESS FELT 

BY BEACH FOLK 

Rumor Revived That Uncle Sam 

Is After More Sea Frontage 

for Big Guns 

of Kuhios Work 

SUCH IS LATEST REPORT 

Said to Be Already Mapping Out 

His Legislative Program for 

the Session- - 

McCandless though defeated snowed 

tinder told by the voters that they 

wanted him to stay ntJiomo and keep 

nway from Washington is going to 

Washington this winter nnyhow 

Portuguese voters in the Punahou 

district nro repeating h rumor from 

some of tho former Democratic leaders 

that McCandless intends going on to 

Washington and net as an obstruction- ¬ 

ist to Kuhio because tho Democrats 

had elected a majority of members for 

this coming term 

Prom the rumors goirf tho rounds 

McCandless believes tuat ho will bo tho 

real power for Hawaii daring tho pres 

ent tirm of congress and will endeavor 

to havo such measures enacted as ho 

and his backers in ho last campaign 

advnnced through tho medium of their 

territorial convention platform 

It is said that ho has already begun 

to lay plans to have his land measures 

put in form to tako on to AVashington 

to lay boforo his own particular friends 

particularly Candlor and to havo theso 

shoved along througb the house buck ¬ 

ing whatever measures Kuhio may bavo 

to onor 

Hawaiians Also Agog 

The samo sort of talk is being made 

among tho Hnwniians tho reappear ¬ 

ance of McCandless on tho street with 

bis iinte clectioh sniilo still in evidence 

being coincidental with the starting up 

of tho talk of his pull with the 

Democratic majority of ho next house 

T IC Wahihako a prominent Demo ¬ 

cratic worker when ho heard that glad 

news that all was not lost determined 

to inform tho world through tho best 

possiblo medium and appenred at tho 

office of The Advertiser with tho news 

all written out on the back of a handbill 

which implored voters to voto tho 

straight Democratc ticket Ho passed 

it in for publication as follows 

A Straight Talk 

In yesterday evenings Bulletin tho 

Btatemcnt is mndo that Boss McCand ¬ 

Uneasiness exists among Waikiki 

beach property owners over another 

rumor that tho war department contem 

plates making further extensions to its 

beach holdings to include additional 

beach frontages toward tho Seaside 

Hotel site 

Since tho arrival of Qcn Tasker N 

Bliss commanding the department of 

California the rumor spread ngain 

partly based on tho acquiring of values 

of tho property which has not so far 

been added to Undo Sams holdings 

through condemnation proceedings 

Ever since tho United States took 

over a good sized strip of tho beach 

frontage including the old Afoug es- ¬ 

tate and others adjoining there has 

been a fear among other owners that 

eventually theirs would also be taken 

J A McCandless proporty was tho 

last piece to bq acquired on tho Dia- ¬ 

mond Head side while a short timo 

since a small slice was added on tho 

town side 

According to a recont statement by 

Major Winslow corps of cngineors in 

chnrgo of all fortification work on this 

island tho war dopartmont will be ac 

tively engaged in building fortifications 

for the next fifteen years along Wat 

kiki Beach In order to put in two 

fourteon inch guns a large amount of 

proporty had to bo taKcu over and it 

more guns arc to bo added on the Diamond 

Head side additional property 

will necessarily have to bo acquired 

- o i 

3UII11HJI110 UgU UUJUr ttlUSIUW uk tVUD 

asked if the government intended tak 

inn over tho romainder of tho beach 

frontage to nnd including the Seaside 

Hotel site Ho stated then that tho 

government had only asked him to get 

tho valuations on tho property so that 

thoy would bo on file in his office nnd 

could ho civen to the war department 

immediately on receipt of a roquest for 

same whether by cablo or by mail 

While Honolulu residents aro glad to 

sco tho war department so actively en 

less is down and out Im vory glad 

of it That may bo all right but lot 

mo tell vou the Boss is up and in We 

know that Kuhio has been eloctcd as 

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gaged in construction work along tho 

beach thero is howover n hopo ex ¬ 

pressed generally that tho famous Wai 

kiki beach section ddvoted to semi 

public uses for bathing surfing nnd re 

creation generally will not bo included 

as that part is ono of tho most valu ¬ 

Tohn Wilson the road supervisor for 

Honolulu appointed by tho Democratic 

mayor may not hold his job under tho 

next administration 

The newly elected board of supervis 

ors although it has not come together 

for a caucus is understood to favor a 

change in that position and uono ure 

believed to regnrd Mr Wilson ns tho 

man whom thoy wohld wish to havo retained 

at the head of tho city road 

work 

When tho present board of super 

visors went into office municipal gov 

ernment was an ifntricd proposition 

Neither the mayor nor tho supervisors 

had any very well donned idea of tho 

powors of tho board or the mayor and 

when it came to appointments thoro was 

n bad mixup in which tho work of tho 

city government was almost brought to 

u 

SCENE IN CITY 01 MEXICO DURING 

LONG LEASE OF 

THE KINGS LAND 

A REGENT CELEBRATION 

a standstill while questions of right 

were being fought out in courts Cornwell Ranch Homestead 

Tho newly elected board will havo 

tho exporienco of tho present board to Pastoral Lots Discussed by 

review and will also Btudy the situa- ¬ 

tion closely to 

Land Board 

find out whethor or not 

tbo board of supervisors has not more 

power than tho mayor in tho final matter 

of appointments 

Thero was n meeting of tho land 

There is a disposition 

board 

to favor 

yesterday afternoon 

City 

at four 

Engiuecr Goro to tako cknrgo of all 

oclock in tiie throno room at tho 

Capitol Tour membors of tho board 

road work for the good of tho city 

wrq present and 

Just how this 

thej wcr6 R 

can bo accomplished is 

Trent 

not yet certain but tho road supe- lrank 

rvisors job can bo abolished by ordi- ¬ 

nance and the board can refuse to sanc 

tion an appropriation for tbo payment 

of such an official 

Some of the supervisors it is under- ¬ 

stood are looking at the matter from 

a practical and business standpoint en 

tirely and beliovo that bettor road 

work can bo accomplished if the road 

buildlnc is under tho direction of a 

competent engineer and ono who is frr 

absolute harmony with tho board 

Eben Low is desirous of filling Jim 

Quinns shoes ns chairman of the roads 

bridges and public parks committee In 

fact ho announced early in tho cam 

able public and tourist assets tho Is- paign that bo wanted that position and 

lands possess 

may got it 

t-- 

NEW DIL PIPE 

THE DEAD GENERAL 

E 

Yankee Jim Determined to Fuel Oil to Be Pumped Through 

Carry Word to General Custer Six Inch Tube Right Onto 

from Rosecrans 

Alakea Wharf 

Amlrnile II 

S C Dwight 

nnd JT Browii Tho last namod mem- - 

ber acted ns chairman ns tho regular 

president of the board A W Carter 

in nt present out of tho country W A 

Kinney was another member who could 

not Vo present as ho is away on tho 

mainland Marston Campbell commis 

sioner of lands wns present in ordor to 

give tho board any information it might 

need nbout tbo several matters that 

jvero discussed 

TIio only important1 matter brought 

up was the proposed opening of pastoral 

homestead lendes on tho W II Cornwell 

ranch on Maui Even this was not set 

tled as tho members thought it better 

to defer action till the full board cuuld 

be present 

IA long discussion took pfceo about 

tho division of tho homestead lots and 

finally an agrcomont was come to thnt 

tho lots should be of 1000 acres each 

KVen that --was not fpfinaily adopted 

HENRY L WILSON 

American Ambassador to Mexico 

TD 

BOZEMAN Montana Novombor 1 

Yankee Jim has just celebrated his 

seventy fifth birthday Yankee Jim 

may go down in history under his pic- ¬ 

turesque nickname or under his right 

name James Geprgo but certain it is 

tha ho has earned a place in tho his 

tory of the oew world for bo is apo of 

the three men who discovered Yellow 

stono Park Before tho days of tho 

railroad ho operated a toll road inti 

tbo placo built by nafuro tho first 

path into tho park 

Though still vigorous in spite of his 

ycarB Yankee Jim has ono ambi ¬ 

tion to deliver a message in death 

which he could not deliver in life That 

is the dispatch from General Rosecrans 

to General Custer Had the message 

reachod Custer in tiino tbo massacre 

would not bavo occurred 

I must deliver the dispatch to Custer 

it is for him and no one el so will 

get it 

That is the answer tho veteran plains 

man Bcout and prospector gives to all 

who attempt to obtain tho scrnp of 

history Horn him He has been offered 

largo amounts of mouoy by the govern- ¬ 

ment nnd by museums but tho old fron- ¬ 

tiersman clings t tho llttlo piece of 

papor with a tenacity that verges on 

tbo fanatical lie rofuscs to allow it 

to leave his possession even for a mo- ¬ 

ment 

for fear it would not be returned 

Lives Much in Past 

Ono of tho most picturesque figures 

of the plcturonquo ago Yankeo Jim 

lives on his mouiitHiu ranch fifteen 

miles from tho entrance to Yollowstono 

Iurk urn druams of tho day that are 

gone Occasionally ho will tell of tho 

hardships of hU doth across the plalus 

that brought him too late to Nfvc tho 

Ill fated loader 

Ilu Urn but one hobby tbo eooklng 

of flkh Plfty yearn of experience over 

en nip flrn mnl ruiish range work left 

Continued on page 8 

Uio Itai Iihh olfutt by the fast tbat a 

wav of Jittorwy ma Mt in ou tit 

walulautl I Martin natlwatluM Ue 

1anillawi will wluu k immUi Wab 

liitfi carry tuur weight tu a diat 

nl naailldai u lb Dworall tick 

f r 4lrgt then 1kt el il jUlvyal 

ilUl 

INT R0AL1li 

IN BETTER BIDS 

Supervisors Elect Consider Plan 

to Do Away With Road 

Supcrvisorship 

That oil burning steamers will bo 

frequent callers at Honolulu ib evident 

when it Ib announced by Marston Camp 

bell superintendent of public works 

that a now pipe lino for tho liquid 

fuel will be run down from tbo big 

supply tanks to tho Alakea wharf 

At present pipe lines connect with 

tho Mnuna Kea wharf near tho Ewa 

end of tbo harbor and a lino also runs 

along Queen street down Port street 

nnd on to Halekauwila street where the 

oil is delivered to tho electric light 

works 

Tho extension of tho oil pipo line to 

tho big now wbarf at the foot of Ala 

kea street will make it easy for oil 

burning steamers to tako on their cargo 

of fuel there 

Tho present pipe that supplies tho 

Inter Island company and the olectric 

powerhouse Is a six inch one and tho 

oil is pumped througb It to its destlna 

tion If possiblo tho extension line 

will bo arranged so as to carry tho oil 

liy gravity 

It Ib planned also to extend a pi 

to tho new wharf which is to bo built 

on tho Waikiki bIiIo of ths Alakea 

wharf Tho problem of supplying oil 

burninir uteamors on tho Waikiki end 

of the harbor with fuel has been worked 

out and within a short timo tho work 

of installing tho pipe HiA will bo commenced 

BRITISH ELECTORS 

IN OLD FIGHT 

UNXN November 10 Tin gov 

oriimiit and tbw gpjMMilluu bavo failed 

to tterw on tba matter of the veto pow 

or of tl Iiuumi of lortla wlilek baa 

baan at iwua iM the lunli nluttd 

tlia UucJKtft uvar u yaar aito lriiiir 

Auiultu am bbi uiMMdal havo luilat 

m HP u nursing tkv vvlu iiuer ut llv 

upjr uotiM put iiiiHnniu was ai 

UUlll Jl Ma uiiuiiuiirvil today thai 

mil alfurU l loah u kgunwuut bad 

faiM and auulber awal Is tb vut 

vim It llky Ik follow VTlttl h puwir 

ut IIh bifUMi ill ItfiJt tu nl- - acta uf 

U VKUIUUU lb UU IMUV 

9 

MEXICAN TROOPS GUARD 

AN AMERICAN CONSULATE 

hut tho members present all scemod to 

think thnt 1000 acro lots were about 

right Marston Cnmpboll did not np 

prove of tho idea and rather favored 

tho suggestion that tho wholo block 

bo thrown open as ono pastoral lease 

Hon ever ho said that the matter was 

up to tho board 

Tho matter of fences engaged the 

attention of tho board for eomo time 

It was decided thnt tho people who 

got the blocks of lands adjoining the 

forest reserves should fence their land 

hut that tho others could not Le asked 

to do so 

Low Bent for Land 

Jis to rent for tho homesteads Trent 

proposed that fifteen cents an ucro per 

annum for fifteen years would bo a 

fair thing This seomod to meet with 

tho approvnl of tho membors present 

but the wholo matter will bo put up 

to tho full board when it meets 

Some fourteen applications have como 

in for pastoral leases on the Cornwoll 

lands and some of tho would be graziers 

havo offored fifteen cents an aero for 

tbo use of tho land Tho old lease was 

for twtnty ono years and was for tin 

full 10000 acres Trent wanted to 

know how It came nbout thatotho land 

which1 belonged to tho crown at that 

time over ciimo to bo leased to tho 

Cornwolln 

Chairman Urown explained that 

twenty one yeurs ago tho lands were 

really the private proporty of tho king 

and thnt that personngo could do what 

ho liked with the property 

It is probnblo that ono block will bo 

of 1300 acres as Marnton Campbell an ¬ 

nounced that ho had a lot of- - trees 

planted on tho land and if that lot 

was cut up tho trees would be de 

stroyed Tho 1S00 ncrcs will be kept 

out of the ncrcaco which will be thrown 

open for homesteads However after 

much talk it wns thought better to post J 

pono taking a voto on tho question until 

tho next full meeting of thp board 

Hilo Masons Want Strip 

A wireless was received from tho 

Ililo mimonlo lodge asking that a Atrip 

of land twelve fret wide adjoining 

the now hall should bo put up for auction 

Marjton Campboll explained that 

the strip was minted ao as to allow 

light nml nir entering tho ui tr build 

lug The Knights of Iythlus of llllo 

are doing to ereit n ntnv home and if 

tlia atnp of land nuked for la not grunt 

d tua Hiaaonli hall aouM be deprived 

uf all ventilation cm oue tide 

Tim beard daaidad to grant the Jietl 

tluu and tun land will be put up for 

aiMtUiu aula The usual advai tiling awl 

announcing of the aale wore dltpewwl 

Willi A Jvourix whu wlaua to wak a 

taiMM m lluuula apolled for tmlealoa 

iti lake up N litre ana bleek ut laud 

ftiiivb la Iluala4 ar Ilia old CatUlk 

rhiutu Aflef amt itiM utaiou Kaeii 

MiMtlri tlia iitfU iu uid at Hibll J 

iMBBBHW8SWWBWWBCTHKSpWWBBHWWBWBWHWHtHiHHWW 

auction for the lot and as it is nil Ian 

tnnn nnd rocks ho will probnbly get bis 

block 

Kamanaa PlllWa 

Whon upper Fort streot wns con ¬ 

tinued through aomo time ngti to Iauoa 

road Knmaim a rositlent of thnt local ¬ 

ity found lilmiolf stranded ns far as 

reaching tho street went His boundary 

line did not como within soven feet of 

tho road and tho unrrow strip blocko l 

111 m Kamnnn thercforo potltionad tho 

board that ho bo allowed to buy tbo 

lnnd nnd thus be able to get in and 

out of his house wlttiout committing 

trespass TJio strip df enrth is only 

scvcii feet wido nnd Homo ton feet long 

tft1fflard decided that it should be 

Vut up for public auction Nobody is 

likely to try to buy tho cstato over 

IOimnnas head and ho will probably 

soon bo hnppy 

A communication was received from 

Rnnchowner Mopsnrrnt of Hawaii and 

ho offered to lease 1485 acres af land 

from tho government nt the rnto or 

50 por annum It wns explained that 

the placo was nothing but rock nnd 

rigid on tho coast line For grazing 

purposes the land Hvns imposJblp but 

there was i little fresh water spring 

near the oc eaii that In times of drought 

kept cattle alive As several of tho 

board inombers know the placo well 

the request of Monsnrrat was granted 

The meeting adjourned at iialf past 

five oclock nnd all business had then 

been finished off --t 

FILL CjIDNS SEAT 

Democrats Will Probably Elect 

Missouri Statesman for 

Big Stick 

9 TVjjiBBH 

CHAMP OLAHK OF MISSOURI 

WABHINOTON November t Is 

given out by the Democratic lendors 

that Honorable hump lurk of Missouri 

will probably lie the fcponker of 

rue next limine 

Ono Oloso District 

SAN FirANUISCO Novumber 11 

The couteat for roprotuututivo in tho 

first eoiigraasloiiHl distrlet Is ao close 

that It Iihx not yut liuon ilimiiliwl whutii 

ur ICnglobrlght or Jluknr litis been 

idBetoil 

Orotfon Democratic 

rOBTANl Origon Novombar 11 

full rfturua altow- - tliul WmX the 

Iiuinoeratio aaudldatii baa Mrrii tba 

Male 

Idio Domooratlc 

IKJIHK liUho Novuuiiur loIe 

turua fin hi luraday Iluiuiii mako it 

reaatiialih un that Jilulm bus gono 

llaiuut ut i 

Montana Jlepubllcai 

It VLKN A Mouiama Kinmuber 10 

Klaatlmi i lun jui far a aMarlkiuad 

Mvb ii Hrpuuhaaui auutrol ut lb 

nihil IrgUliitura 

rrniifaiMiiiiitiffct-J--At- 

WHOLK NO 8220 

City of Mexico Is Now 

Quiet but Outbreak 

Against Americans 

Takes Place in City 

of Guadalajara 

OITV OF MfiXICO November 11 

Tho unti Amoricnn fcollng which has 

been running high hero for two days 

wns yesterday transferred to Guada ¬ 

lajara whero for sovornl hours a mdb 

marched tho strcots of tho city at ¬ 

tacked Americans 

lic 

who appeared in pub- ¬ 

riolod befnro tho homes nnd busi ¬ 

ness houses of Amoricaus nnd dostroyod 

A largo amount of property 

So threatening wcro tho demonstra ¬ 

tions of tho mob against tho Amorican 

consulate that tho city was declared 

under martial law by tho autlioritioi 

nnd troops wore hurried through tho 

strcots to provent an attack upon tho 

consulate Last night tho consulato 

tho residence qf tho consul and tho 

property of Americans woro guarded by 

tho troops 

Tho property loss to the American 

residents of the city is considerable 

Ambassador Takes a Ilruid 

Henry Lano Wilson tho American 

ambassador j eslerdiiy called upon Soo- - 

retnry Creel tho Mexican scorotnry of 

state who later returned tho call of 

tho American representative Secre ¬ 

tary Creel assured tho nmbassador that 

thoro would bo no repetition of tho riot ¬ 

ing against Americans in the city of 

Mexico tho authorities having tho pco 

plo wcN in hand 

Many Demonstrators in Jail 

Thero woro no furtbor disturbances 

yestordny but tho troubles of Wednes ¬ 

day resulted in tho jailing of two hun ¬ 

dred nnd Bovontoun persons t - 

AmbJisssdwWIlauu lu ji Blnteiucpt J 

mndo churges that tho municipal pollco 

permitted Moxicans to insult tho Amor ¬ 

ican ilag which was displayed from tho 

houses of rcsldont Amuricnns as wol 

as from tbo consular nnd diploniatio 

offices 

A responsible Mcxlcnu nowspaper 

yesterday advocated tho boycott of 

American merchants nnd business mon 

on tho part of Moxicans 

MANY VICTIMsoF 

A RECENT WRECtf 

DELAGOA BAY Novcmbor 10 Six- ¬ 

ty bodies bavo been recovered from 

tho number that wore lost In the wreck 

of a steamer off tbo coast 

EUROPEAN BANKERS 

CUT IN ON LOAN 

LONDON November 10 It wbb an 

nounced hero today on Chungo that 

Hngllsh German and Frencli bunkers 

hnvo taken part of tho fifty million 

loan mndo a for days ago by American 

bunking houses to China 

TAFT OFF TO SEE THE 

OTHER LANDSLIDE 

CHARLESTON South Carollnu No- ¬ 

vember 10 President Taffc loft hero 

today on tho cruiser Tonncssee for tho 

Isthmus of Panama whero bo will in ¬ 

spect tho work ou tho canal He will 

bo gone from his executive ofllca for 

ho vo nil weeks Ho is accompanied by 

his secretaries sovornl nowspaper men 

and sotfrot service men 

CAMPAIGN WAS ONE 

OF REAL EDUCATION 

Tho Friend It certainly was an 

educational ono It was such to tho 

surprise of uouio of our would be states- ¬ 

men 

For whllo thoy inaugurated tho 

campaign with tho morost buueombo 

thoy found that tho mood of the votora 

was far more serious Thoro wero hie 

jqucstlons to discuss There wcro mat- - 

lors or grave public moment that called 

lor Honest and serious treatment Mero 

wiirdpolitics nnd party shibbolothn 

unlsHcd tho mark Unless a man could 

Intelligently discuss the merits of im- - 

Pmigratioii the just claims of wugo- - 

ouruera and the mi centaury conservation 

fit tho olilof industry men wore bored 

at his puerilities Tlie votora liuvo had 

win n t nwpect for the man who could 

not talk with Imeoiiilng ahilit en mat 

ten of uoi vital ImjMirtHiicu us ctiiuo 

to the front In this campaign 

Roiiih uf tliu aiiuipaiiimira rslisd tho 

gravity of I heir ruapuuaibiliiy aud 

Hiailo M alneare KiTort to moet tho iaam a 

with tin- - nitHlliiiit iIixhimIiiii that 

tliuaa uui lt wi ed Hurhiiiea uindo 

Ihu aaiiiialii a KoimiurU eduiiolional 

una Dm public indiiitud tu Ilium 

limy act it pmpar tuulnl aud it ia 

fri 

tu bv bupid thui in it lm foitw tj til 

in ful u ri ilniiMi iu tuta Iur 

ntoi will drup all uiail I waddle 

add will bw to tliu volar by tlimr 

Uttafaueaa tbat lb bava thy iaiutit 

hbllllt I j lltallfy t uaUan balllln n

v fMTOpih- - 

Fill RESULTS SHOW THAT 

FEU HIS BEATEN 

I By 

LINE FBI 

I t 

After Republican Had 

Secured Long Lead 

He Was Counted Out 

at the Last 

SMALL U1ITT 

Justices work and start again tho judl- - United Status would boitho market for 

clal wliecls Attar a vtreuuou oloehuu Mist bhipuiPiiU from other sugar-pro- - 

day and night TutUim went back to dueintc countriw hi aumpetltion with 

work with a lame liaek limping feot If lnIutrf- - 

keep track of tho 

and eyes that lwily wuuldnt stay trend of ovtmu ugreo that the tariff 

open 8bt wa ItlluiUr knan tlmii 011 ujur in iu mure likelihood of 5u- - 

ummI- - Uion fioiu tho hands of the Nw 

Down in the fedural eurt a trial had Natiuimliin foUuwiug than from the 

to Ut cooUnuDd over a day Uchum th Democratic party whwh U mom likely 

talesmen eouMut tay awake Tun to cuuldir tk uwti of proUwtiou for 

Democrats among them ware the only the sugar beet raisers nf thn United 

oiifn who aMi u oontiauoua Iwpreiilun HtaiM and the mm planter of the 

or the trial a their bad dreamt forbid Houth and uf Hawaii 1 really do not 

ftlettp to their heavy vyeltd believe tuat the Uetmieratie eougrat 

Uuiud aUsiaa Dlalrtet Attorney would favor a i4uliuu aud o w 

- - mid M rtabt bill I have 

TO CURE A COLD IH ONE DAY ittffzdt 

Tke wuativo Qrortto Quinine uul1 haiui where il buw uuii 

TatbkU iW ItM 

All drug refund fall if wauti4 eium ly 

tlm money if it tula to euro 

W Orgi higiiulurt r otj 

lt ii uux 

fcUiMtiiiaAwftt Ua t A 

ImI ih 

imnNiil Tbati I lt am d HjIiIkI 

lb kot Unit R u ilt i on iLu iuliii 

I 

- 1RIDAY NOVEMBER 11 

Wireless reports from tho other is ¬ 

lands show how Fwccplng has been tho 

victory of tho Republican party in tho 

Territory Evory island gavo Kuhio 

big majorities and on Hawaii whero 

McCandlcss had hopes of winning his 

voto was not as big as two years ago 

I As a political possibility McCandlcss 

nas uccn wipca out 

Mauis Great Showing 

KAHULUI Maui November 8 Full 

returns from all precincts on Maul giro 

Kuhio 15S7 McCandlcss 473 and Not 

Icy 312 

Results Other Islands MAINLAND 

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Democrats Elect But 

Four Candidates in 

Hi the County Out of 4IH 

thirty One 

From Tbnrsdays Advertiser 

MAYOR JOSHPII J FERN 

Joseph iT Fern has again beaten John 

by small majority of tho last 

returns made 

C Lane by n narrow ranrgin Xor election 

as mayor of Honolulu Tho history of Breckons who denoted tho present 

political campaign the greatest fun ho 

two years ago ropoatcd itself inasmuch has had in years bobbed around tho 

as the early returns appeared to make corridors in an effort to stay right sido 

up as ho hadnt had more than tlireo 

the success of tho Republican candidate hours sleep out of tho past forty eight 

cortnin nnd tho result in favor of tho and was beginning to feci tho after 

Democrats was not definitely known 

until the last ballots of tho last pre- ¬ 

cinct to bo heard from were counted 

At six oclock yesterday morning tho 

count showed Lane ninety six ahead 

The final count concluded just beforo 

noon gavo Fern the election by a ma- ¬ 

jority of fifty two 

Altogether tho Republican victory 

was prevented from being a complete 

one by tho election of Fern Jarrett 

Boso and McClcllan all reelected Fern 

increased his 190S majority by forty 

Jarrett and Roso fell off greatly in their 

majorities and McClcllan who nosed 

in two years ago with eighty five ahead 

of Watkins this year nosed in ono hun- ¬ 

dred and seven ahead of Quinn 

Totals Complete 

Tho totals in tho various contests 

complete but unofficial are 

Delegate 

Kubio 4010 JdcCnndless 2913 Not 

loy 167 

Senators Long Term 

Chilllngworth 3S94 Brown 3729 

Judd 3550 Edings 2320 Kalakicln 

2109 Rivcnburgh 2114 Kalauokalani 

433 Kcalakaihonua 2G2 Mossman 300 

Senators Short Term 

Kalclopu 2972 Hanapi 2104 White 

038 

Eepresentatives Fourth 

Lone 2147 Marcallino 2057 Wat- - 

kins 2052 Williamson 1949 Towse 

1930 Kamanoulu 1S97 Turrill 1321 

Mehcula 12SS Wolters 1213 Bene 

vodes 1200 Keawehaku 1192 Rath 

burn 1094 

Eepresentatives Fifth 

Castle 1S49 Correa 1805 Fernandez 

1794 Archer 1GS3 IMahoc 1003 Poo 

poe 1392 Like 1370 Kupihea 1343 

Kaohele 1191 Luka 1123 Kalahaua 

1037 Kaleihuin 439 Ahia 315 Keone 

193 Kuhrwaimaka 178 Paoo 1C9 

Malulani 140 

Mayor 

Fern 31C0 Lane 3134 

Supervisors 

Low 3707 Dwicht 3007 Krugor 

3400 Murray 3317 Arnold 3296 Aran 

ua 3291 Petrio 3210 McClellan 3098 

Quinn 295S Silva 23S7 Tahau 2574 

luchoco 2573 Kinkahi 2375 Piemor 

2158 Kcaloha 472 Kemalani 390 

Poe 312 Pelciholani 281 

Through discrepancies in somo of 

tho TctuniB Pctrie 1b given a total to 

elect whilo McClellnu apparently is 

Shorlff 

Jarrot 3504 2850 

Deputy Sheriff 

Rose 2773 Simerson 2070 

Clerk 

Kalauokalani Jr 3771 Baiter 22S1 

Auditor 

Bickucll 3110 Anderson 2709 

Treasurer 

3302 Trent 2003 

City Attorney 

Cathcart 3125 Thayer 2097 

Sleepy Justlco 

It wat a slcopy courthouso which 

yesterday attouiptod to 

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math of a Republican victory How- ¬ 

ever ho managed to attend to business 

until an afternoon hour gavo him a 

chance to hike homo gracefully 

On tho other side of tho Btrcct much 

the samo somnolcnco prevailed but it 

was much more dignified ns became tho 

hichor official circles No rfno 

asleep nt their post as there been 

a larger intorest taken in tlio elections 

for larger reasons nnd a joyous though 

holy calm prevailed 

From both buildings jointly there 

arose however a deep sigh of relief 

which mingled in tho middlo of tho car 

track becoming a little whirlwind to 

stir up a nico cloud of dust nnd remind 

tlio ollicinl world tliat us lone ns tliero 

aro unwatercd roadways there must and 

will be politics 

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IRRIGATION BILL 

Tho Governor nnd his cabinot aro 

now working oil a draft hill which will 

turn over for dovclopcment by tho 

irrigation companies tho arid lands of 

Hawaii If enacted by congress Tho de- ¬ 

tails of tho bill are calculated to mako 

possible such enterprises as tho Kau 

ditch with tho greatest possiblo benefit 

to tho Territory 

Tho task is a big ono and means a 

great deal of work on the part of tho 

governments legal department Tho 

mnttor was brought up by tho recent 

conterenccs which lormany jauncueu 

the Kau ditch enterprise and is being 

drawn with a view to making this possible 

but will of coureo effect all simi 

lar lands companies and enterprises in 

goneral 

The leciblaturo just elected which 

will sit next year will consider tho bill 

for endorsement which by tuat timo 

will bo in such shapo that tho govern 

ment can presont it with the knowledge 

that a knotty problem has been un- ¬ 

tangled satisfactorily to all parties 

The government is also being called 

upon just at present to tako notico of 

other development enterprises which 

are finding Hawaii island a big and 

profitable field This is tho applica 

tions of two railroads lor wliarr bubs 

on Kcalakekua Bay 

Thcso two companies tho Kona Rail ¬ 

Reelected 

fell 

had 

road Company and tho West Hawaii 

Railroad hnppen to want sites on 

tho Knawuloa or northern sido of tho 

bay which is said tn bo tho most favor 

ablo plnco but which is also limited ns 

to availablo space Tlio steamers now 

stop at NntKiopoo oa tho opposito sido 

beaten The official roturns aro not all of tho bay 

in but thoso recoived differ somowhat A conference will bo bold Monday 

from returns at Republican headquar- - in tho Governors oflico to doviso a 

tors 

means to scttlo tho question 

h 

Cox 

ONE PLEASED AT 

ROOSEVELTS DEFEAT 

I was very much pleased to read 

in The Advertisers splendidly arranged 

election returns on Tuescday night of 

tho overwhelming majority for Delegate 

Kuhio said 

Shingle 

a prominent citizen yes 

terday but 1 was v whole lot inoro 

pleased to hear that Roosovclt had been 

given u setback in his New Nationalism 

1 cuusldor Itoiwovelt and his now agitation 

n real euut e for fear in Hawaii 

There no doubt but that Roosevelts 

nolicJdg would timlmln tint rpiliiMlnn tt 

reUllie i lv mi mnnr immilxr Hint The Republican legislative and coun- ¬ 

ty ticket mado n clean sweep 

Coelho was badly defeated 

Indopcndont Is Beaten 

LTIIUE Kauai November 8 Tho 

entire epublican ticket has been elect 

ed Tho only scat regarded ns in doubt 

was that of W Rice for sheriff Tho 

full couitt gives him a majority over 

Kinney Independent of 225 

Gains In Kohala 

KOHALA November 8 Count 

shows big Republican gains nil along 

the line WATT 

Kuhio Gained Three Hundred 

KILO November 8 Full returns 

show that Kuhio has carried tho island 

by n majority three hundred greater 

than two years ngo whilo tho total for 

McCnndloss lias fallen oft by fifty 

Pun the fusion candidate for sher 

iff has been reolccted over Keolanui 

DUUHED RESULT 

ON THE MOLES 

Regrettable Outbursts Made Be- ¬ 

fore Situation Had Been 

Fully Gone Over 

From Thursdays Advertiser 

Ono of the most remarkable scenes 

of the entire campaign was enacted yes 

terday forenoon in tho littored up head 

quarters rooms of tho Republican county 

comuiittco in tho Stangcnwnld building 

where tho battle of tho returns had 

been fought tho night before nnd far 

into the glare of the lay wnen Iriuco 

Kalnninnaole delegate to congress and 

Robert W Shingle just elected treas 

urer of tho city and county of Honolulu 

mado addresses to tho Hawaiian 

voters workers and men who had listened 

to tho doctrine of tlio straightboth 

us 

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ticket fnith preached to them by Republicans 

and who were declaring that 

tho haoles of the fourth district had 

not practised themselves what thoy 

preached for tho Hawaiians 

It was at tho psychological moment 

when Mr Shingle who had been told 

of tho murmurings of discontent en ¬ 

tered the crowded room Faces wcro 

turned to him which bore the imprint 

of fatigue and disappointment for al- ¬ 

though many of their favorites had 

been elected they wcro soro over the 

defeat of Lane 

Mr Shinglo thanked tho men for 

their support and then ho launched 

into tho subject nearest his own henrt 

when ho said that ho would gladly have 

been defeated himself if it would have 

meant tho election of Lano as mayor 

Ho baid that ho agreed with them that 

the llawanans had been tho straight 

ticket voters whilo tho haoles particu- ¬ 

larly thoso of certain precincts of the 

fourth district had been distinctly split 

ticket voters and had lost tho day for 

the mayor and sheriff candidates of tho 

Republican party 

Ho stated that tho ono gratification 

ho felt in being elected as treasurer 

was that ho meant to keep his promises 

to tho voters of tho party and to re- ¬ 

member tho Hawaiians who had made 

his victory possible Ho said that al- ¬ 

though thoro was a Democratic mayor 

the board of supervisors was Repub- ¬ 

lican almost to n man nnd ho would 

sco that tho men who had stood by 

thoir guns would receive thoir reward 

Mr Shinglo was cheered lustily- - rially shook Quinn s chances for re- ¬ 

election 

It appeared to bo tho genoral opinion 

around headquarters that Hustaios dif 

ns ho 

finished Princo Kuhio immediately 

mounted tho improvised rostrum and 

said he ondorsed what Mr Hbinglo said 

and then he talked in his mother tongue 

He nsscrtcd that it was his belief 

thnt it was tho hnoles who had thrown 

down tho mayor and sheriff and deputy 

shoriff Their split tickets showed that 

in tlio precincts where tho haolo voters 

K 

docttino of straight ticketism 

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ferences with Lane and his alleged tn 

friondlincss toward Shinglo helped to 

reduce their majorities there although 

several of the whito voters of tho pre- ¬ 

cinct deny that thoro is the slightest 

ground for the report Trent remained 

nt Thomas Square all day long and his 

personal work must bo taken into account 

In Manoa tho original home of in- ¬ 

surgency Knhinu tho vice president of 

the Republican precinct club who had 

been present at the councils of the club 

nnd party demonstrated his relapso 

from Republicanism by appearing in 

the Democratic procession on Monday 

night carrying i torch His appearance 

there confirmed the statements mado to 

various precinct workers that Kahinu 

was a Democrat was so regarded by tho 

Democratic organization in the valley 

but fetill played politics with tho Re ¬ 

publicans Ho is a road worker 

Tho Fort nnd Bcretania precinct vot- ¬ 

ing opposito tho contral fire station 

showed tho split ticket strongly Tho 

tnlly nheets kept by markers showed 

whero Lano was cut for Fern but tho 

Republican supervisorial ticket voted 

in its entirety Jarrett and Rose wcro 

also favorod 

Whero Petrio Lost 

It is said that Petrio lost many votes 

among the very crowd of men ho might 

have expected to reccivo support because 

on ono occasion when ho was 

with other speakers on a stand with 

McCandlcss tho latter abusod B F 

Dillingham general manager of tho 

Oahu Railway Company of which Mr 

Petrio is master mechanic During this 

tirado Petrio never mado a movo to 

leave tho patform or oven to defend 

Mr Dillingham from tho attack Mr 

Potrio had worked with the railroad 

company under tho guiding hand of Mr 

Dillingham since he was a boy and had 

been advanced and promoted from a 

lowly position to one of tho most honored 

in tho service and many knowing 

mat changed their minds about sup 

porting him 

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Decrease of Orientals by De- ¬ 

partures Amount to Very 

Little 

Tho figures prepared by tho board of 

immigration concerning tho arrivals and 

departures of orientals in tho Torri 

tory which woro partially published and 

wholly mixed by an afternoon paper 

last wook aro the most interesting ot 

any yet given out tyy that body 

Tho total arrivals of immigrants ot 

Japanese Chinese and Korean abstrac 

tion amount to 8S003 against 01384 

departures In ten yenrs showing a total 

decreaso through departures of 2781 

This small emigration would havo lit- - 

fin AfTftfit- tn liritinlaliitir it nAfiunt 

jority 

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Vbal f 

tlio 

ritnl Population the 

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Prove of the 

Early Talk Made of 

flVom Thursdays Advertiser 

All tho talk which followed tho 

completion of tho city returns to the 

effect that tho white precincts knifed 

tho ticket is not justified said an ex ¬ 

A Political Convulsion 

Brings Sweeping 

Changes 

Roosevelt Declines to 

Discuss Great 

Defeat 

WASHINGTON Novombcr 0 Tho 

greatest Democratic tidal wavo in his- ¬ 

tory greater than that of 1802 swopt 

tho country 

DONE BY HAOLES 

yesterday Political con ¬ 

vulsions brought sweeping Democratic 

victories in Now York Now Jersey 

Connecticut Washington and Ohio 

Willie ino results in lowa appear likely 

Figures Injustice 

to throw that State into tho Democratic 

column 

Dlx carried Roosevelts homo precinct 

against him by a majority of 204 

Treachery 

Tho Domocrats havo a safo majority 

in tho houso 

Roosevelt Wouldnt Talk 

NEW YORK November 9 Formor 

President Roosovclt who had announc- ¬ 

ed that the Stlmson supporters would 

knock tho Dlx party through tho ropes 

last night refused to glvo out an inter 

perienced politician yesterdny Tho 

figures do not bear out tho MatcmentB 

made nt all and I think tho public 

ought to mako a careful canvass of the 

results at tho various polls beforo thoy 

indulge in wild statements I think 

too that the party leaders ought to bo 

careful to bo right beforo they go 

ahead or tho result will not bo for 

tho best good either of tho party er 

tho public 

JTako the city ticket roturns for 

instance Tho voto polled for tho haola 

candidates in tho fourth and fifth re- ¬ 

spectively arc 

Fourth Fifth 

Shinglo 1701 1713 

Cathcart 1805 

Bicknell 1800 

Kruger 1879 1577 

Murray 1087 1585 

Quinn 1205 1337 

Average voto 1701 1560 

Now takes tho voto polled for the 

Hawaiian candidates on the ticket aTho 

figures will snow 

Fourth Fifth 

Lano 1030 1504 

Cox 1411 1438 

Kalanianaolo 1085 17S0 

Aranna 1017 1070 

Arnold 1G91 1005- - 

Dwight 1809 1708 

Low 2030 1719 

Avcrago voto 1753 1035 

That isMn the fourth the average 

voto for the Hawaiian candidates was 

1753 to on average of 1704 to tho whito 

candidates in tho fifth an averago for 

the Hawaiian candidates of 1035 to an 

avcrago of 1500 for tho haole candi- ¬ 

dates 

Tho general Republican averages I 

figure out to ho Fourth district 1728 

fifth district 1001 

Thus in tho fourth tho Hawaiian 

candidates received nn avorage of 

twenty fivo votes ovor tho total general 

average whilo tho haolo candidates in 

the fourth received an averago of 

twenty four votes below the general 

average 

In tho fourth district Lano ran 

ninety eight below the goneral Rcpub 

lican nverago nnd in tho fifth he ran 

nlnety soven below that nverago 

This does not look as Uiough the 

defeat of Lano can bo blnmcd on any 

particular precinct or any particular 

complexion of voters Lano was beaton 

bocauso all through tho county the 

voters generally preferred Tern Tho 

dofection was not all among tho haoles 

because tho big losses that pulled him 

down camo from tho precincts where 

tho Hawaiian voto ia strongest 

It is unfortunnto that tho public 

statements havo been mado that tho 

haoles knifed tho ticket It loadB to 

a raco bitterness that tho returns do 

not justify It is wrong to allow eucb 

statements to go uncontradicted 

HI 

WASHINGTON WDMEN WIN 

LONG SUFFRAGE STRUGGLE 

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view in the light of tho roturns Ho 

refused to talk at all 

Taft Hears tho Sad News 

President Taft heard tho nowe whilo -on 

tho train en routo from his homo city 

to Washington He received the news 

of the defeat of his party in tho houso 

in silence 

Loading Insurgent Ooes Down 

INDIANAPOLIS Indiana November 

9 Bcvcridgo tho Insurgent loader 

has been defeated in tho Democratic 

wavo that swept tho Stato yesterday 

Tho entire Democratic Stato ticket and 

congressional delegation has been 

elected 

California Solidly Republican 

SAN FRANCISCO November 9 Tho 

Indications hero are that Johnson has 

bcon elected Governor by a plurality of 

thirty thousand The Stato will send a 

solid Republican delegation to congress 

Wilson the Labor Socialist candidate 

for Governor npUed a heavy voto 

which upset tho predictions earlier in 

tho count of a close vote 

Exposition Bonds Voted 

Tho first and second exposition meas- ¬ 

ures submitted wero carried overwhelm- ¬ 

ingly 

THE EARLY REPORTS 

SAN FRANCISCO November 0 Tho 

next houso of representatives will bo 

Democratic whilo the returns from tho 

thirty eight States voting yesterday 

show that tho Republican majority in 

tho senate will bo reduced Tho Demo 

crats have carried New York Ohio 

Massachusetts Connecticut and Iowa 

and made largo gains in Illinois 

Tho party swept Chicago and Coot 

county by forty thousand majority 

Speaker Cannon has been reelected but 

hta majority has been cut down 

New York Against Roosevelt 

NEW YORK November 0 Dlx tho 

Democratic candidate for Governor 

was elected by a majority of 55000 

Ho carried Roosevelts own precinct 

against Stimson 

Wilson Goes In 

NEW JERSEY Now Jersey Novem ¬ 

ber 9 Professor Woodrow Wilson 

Democratic candidate for Governor has 

been olectod by a good majority of ovor 

fifteen thousand 

Massachusetts Goes Democrat 

BOSTON Massachusetts November 

9 Fobs Democrat carried tho Stato 

for the Democrats by thirty thousand 

NEW HAVEN Connecticut Novem 

ber 9 This State Joined tho Demo- ¬ 

cratic column yesterday by a majority 

of forty thousand Baldwin is ciecwa 

Governor 

Harmon Reelected 

COLUMBUS Ohio November O Tho 

been taught- - them and ho believed thoy 

had triod to follow thnt Uo saiit that 

tho Hawaiians had tho power and the 

right to turn their backs on the party 

but ho nppcnlcd to them to remain 

steadfast and thoir reward would came 

in another wny lie safd that tho sen ¬ 

ate nnd houso were Republican tho su ¬ 

pervisors woro nlmoat nil Republicans 

tho trensuror was a Republican and it 

would be thoir aim to see that nil wcro 

rowardod properly 

Tlio Irinco oswlled blttorly what ho 

termed tho lark of stamina of tho hanlo 

voters Ho thaukod tho Hnwnllnns for 

the miuitier in which thoy had voted 

mid attacked ngnin the huole voters 

who had thrown down tho candidates 

Ho appeuloil to tho Hawaiian voters 

howeviir to tny with thoir party mi 

loyal Republicans nnd go again to tho 

polls aa good Ropuhllouni 

1 am aahntniKl to belong to a party 

of which lutunber will bo guilty of s joIi 

lKjlltlcal dUhuneaty n thli lie wild 

They talked and argued atrnluht 

ticket and you kpt fnllh with them 

Hut they didnt keep faith with yu 

He alao Mid that liti oiiklnt mama 

ihrtn if they deaartml a wrty 

The ieali wh received with ejir 

lllimad Huitwo 

tin lliu lilaiktioerd of lb llejtultlhuu 

lumiUiiiaitrr eiMtan a ehalked 4il8ei 

rid i lilt keudud ua a letttdn be 

I nuaiiiiia the Thumtte aVjuare a 

iiut whirr iliarlty Uaataee waa 4iJ 

lw I In Mu eku 414 aoi ht kit 

ul iugga and Mill ua lail at tin priai tit laae aud Coy bat lltten It 

l iliin among lliv Iu i i and iatrrvaning irr t Yttu and JarreU aa du4 

giiUiiiig if puiitiml uiiilitiiklU ril uid Iue uull ut aklagl but Ninlc 

t IMtJjAfiSt htef L 

on 

1910 -SE-MI-WEEKL 

Home Ruler 

Purdy Homo Ruler has been elected 

supervisor Beers Republican has been 

oloctcd county nttornoy McGuiro 

Democrat in tc elected auditor 

REPRESENTATIVES IN 

FIRST ALL REPUBLICAN 

IIILO November 8 1032 v m 

Eleven precincts in tho first district and 

thrco in the second glvo Kuhio 1149 to 

538 for McCandlcss and 170 for Notlcy 

Tho Republican representatives in tho 

first district havo made a clean swcop 

nnd at this Hmo it appears probable 

that the senatorial ticket will also bo 

elected 

Completo Hawaii Returns 

mtO November 0 f2 a m Com 

plete returns show that the straight 

tiCKCt nas won prncucauy mruuguuui 

Kuhio defeated MJcCandless by over a 

tlininnml maioritv tho vote being 

Kuhio 1787 McCandless 742 2sotlcy 

447 

Makolcau and Hewitt aro elected to 

the senate 

Tim linni donation will bo Rcimb 

Hcan throughout with the exception of 

Yntcs Democrat and Kawcwchi Homo 

Rule 

irnnilinwnn snowed undor being over 

whclmingly defeated Holstoin leads In 

west im win i 

Tho board of supervisors Is Rcpub 

hirthrato which the census figures lato 

ly punusiieu cxbiult 

Thcso figures which Bpeak for thorn 

solves aro as follows 

Jupanese arrivals Males 01020 

females 15875 and children 020 total 

77421 

Departures Males 57000 fomnlcs 

11201 and children 0015 totul 71S6 

Chinese arrivals Males 3303 fe 

males 155 and children G2 total 35S0 

Departures Mules 11079 females 

tus ana emmren livi total 13918 

ivorcuns arrivals --Males uyJ2 to 

malwt 019 and children 101 total 7002 

Departures Males 1939 females 

157 and children 101 total 2280 

In a foot note to tlio ilgunti Doc 

tor Chirk superintendent of jmmigrn 

lion anyu The Jncrouao in tho on 

ental imputation may be given larger 

than the true iueruaae buoauao u smallor 

liroportion of the total orlontil jkijiu 

lation may luno been uuuiorated in 

niuu mun in luiu The uirtn rnto ana 

death rate of oriental In Hawaii oape 

eiHlly lajwueM iu modifleil by three 

abnormal eniidlUolia a dUpieportion 

uli uuauber of walea Mhiilt teuila to 

loner iieruentage blith rate b dla 

projiuruoiiuu numlwr ut adjltn bath 

aasen Iu the prime nf life wuieh teudi 

tu luwer weeutage death rate and to 

iurruaaii birth ratu and praatlaally 

uuUiical marriage if female 

tin ah Angflfa ltailwa lorpuia 

In i rv iiii l iuuiirMriiiix fur 

iiuuiaii Iwe Jiurikaawl iU liaea tae 

JaeiAi Klecirii Uaiay aav4 wdl ajair 

itli- - liirui a a part uf Iheir fteia yU 

lUtt Mbitriaal tiajMfel 

mmmmmmmmmmmmt 

vi v jf sFn 

Hcan with tho one exception of Pritch 

ard All other county officers Republican 

CLEANSWEEpoN 

THE VALLEY ISLE 

KAHUIitn Maui Novombcr 8 

Midnight Tho Republicans have 

mado a complete sweep of Maul electing 

every Republican Coelho was defeated 

by Pall for tho senate in a doso vote 

Kepolkal wont down before Oaso by a 

majority of nearly thrco hundred 

Tho final results for tho legislative 

ana county tickets aro 

Senate Coelho 1050 Pali 1197 

Houso Cockott 1331 Cooke 1373 

Do Eego 755 Hihlo 879 Kail 747 

Kawaakoa 1236 Kclilttoi 1507 Kuula 

839 Naonc 740 Nawahlno 849 Tava- - 

res 1340 Walahoio 1299 

Supervisors Makawao Poguo 294 

Copp 101 Hana Hala 241 Kahuno 

laolo 114 Lahaina Hcnnlng 236 J Ka-uhi 

109 Walluku Lake 358 Lyons 

324 Molokal Mover 103 Toucfsen 71 

Shorlff Crowell 1233 Mossman 767 

County Attomoy Case 1121 Kopob 

kal 846 

County Treasurer L M Baldwin by 

largo majority 

Auditor Ohas Wilcox largo major 

ity County Clerk iW F Kaao largo ma 

SKATTUi Washington November 0 

Woiiihii suffrage has carried tho 

Stoti- - of Washington Tor twenty yenn 

tho women of Washington have been 

after tho right tn rnit tho ballot nnd 

Hie luat aoMiim of tho Hlntc legislature 

CRUISER BREMEN ARRIVES 

TO PROTECT 0ERMAN8 

AWAPAIA Novaaiber a The Uf 

muu uiuieer Itftuiea bae arrived kN 

vuili vraVr iu ifiit Ovlwaa later 

Mlf 

rvj aMgggjygjs 

- Toiflo nW5 ryt i 

LANDSLIDE 

IN FAVOR OF 

DEMOCRACY 

Democratic State committee at a lato 

hour last night claimed tho state for 

tho Democrats Porter tho Democratic 

nominee for Governor ia probably 

elected 

Socialists Win in Milwaukee 

MILWAUKEE November 9 Victor 

Borger the candidate of the Socialist 

party for congress carried tho city 

yesterday 

La FolletteB reelection is assured 

Closo in California 

SAN FRANCISCO November 0Tho 

result of tho voting for Governor is still 

in doubt Bell the Democratic candi ¬ 

date and Johnson tho insurgent Repub ¬ 

lican are running very close The Indications 

aro that Johnson will be elected 

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OIIAMBnRXATNBCOUOH REMEDY 

aueeemliHl Iu uetting n bill through 

aubiuiying the iiuaatlua of suffrage to 

vote ul the iioople at the uluttlun yes 

terday Their vletory waa marked by 

liUtiiretyiMv iwivm in all the big elilei 

of the IJtale 

TIU3 BEST OBTAINABLE 

Tbis remedy has no superior m n euro 

for eolils croup and whooping cough 

It has been a faverile with tho moth- ¬ 

ers of young children for almott forty 

OlMHilMlalna Cough Remedy era 

always be dopeadsd upon and la 1 na 

sat Ut t 

It net euly ernes euldi and atrip but 

prevents lllr rtMiltinu tu pneumonia 

Uaaaabafiaiae Caujui Rauieily ion 

Is la a eplaw r ofltei uarrutle and 

atar le fWfi ae toaAoaatly tu a euild 

ae lo aa t4ult For tale by all tUaleM 

leuauii Siuiiti it V 111 aawuti hi 

lUwell 

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COMPLETE TABULATED DETAILS OF THE VOTE RECORDED IN THE CITY AND COUNTY 

JT FreT DELEGATE TO BIXTT SEGOND CONGRESS 

Kalanianaole J K 

McCandloss h h 

Notloy CKHR 

fill 

D 

Fourth Representative District Island of Oahu 

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te Pre FreT Pre Pre Pre PreT 

i 

Pre Pre lre Total 

10 11 12 

130 222 205 269 226 193 178 187 4 j0 25 137 2036 

96 115 57 66 75 233 15S 154 171 

16 184 1393 

11 6 1 1 1 6 

f 

f I Jf 

Kalanianaole J K It 

McCandloss L I D 

Notloy CKHB 

Brown Cecil R 

Chilllngworth p F R 

Eding W S CD 

Hariapl E K D 

Tuaa A F R 

Kalakiola J S D 

Kaloiopu A S R- - 

Koalaknikonua Potor II R 

JCalauokalani Sr D II R 

Mossmnn Jr Win F II R 

Rivcnburgh B G D 

White William II R 

Ahia David II R 

Archer Frank K R 

Castle A L R 

Correa S P - 

Fernandez Eddio K R 

Kaleihuia A E II R 

Knleohano 

Qua CD 

Kanekoa ChaB fR 

Kaohcle Sam D 

Keone GN KB 

Kuluwaimoku J P li 

Kupihea David D 

Like Edward D 

Luka J K CD 

Mahoe S K W- - 

rMalulani II P K H R 

Paoo A W II R 

Poopoc J M D 

137 

126 

75 

63 

125 

63 

94 

4 

13 

6 

79 

22 

2 

Cecil R 

C F R 

Edings S tt 

Hanapl E K D 

F R 

Kalakiola J S D 

Kaloiopu A S R 

Kcalaknihonuu Feter II R 

Kalauokalani Sr D II R 

Mossmnn Jr Wm Third Senatorial District Fifth Eoprcsontatlvo District Island of Oahu 

ProProProProPrePrePrePro lro 

1 2 3 4 3 b o v 

PrciPro 

iu ii 

Ire Ire Pre Ire Pro Ire Total 

Fifth District 

Brown 

Chillingworth 

W 

JuddA 

FH R 

Rivcnbiirgh B G D 

White William H R 

Bencvedes F C CD 

Kamanoulu G K- - Uy 

Kcawohaku G K D 

Long E A C R 

Marcallino A Q R 

Mohoula Solomon D 

Bathburn E K D 

Towsc Ed R 

Turrlll Fred D 

Watkins Norman K 

Williamson William R 

Wolter E H P CD 

50 22 46 95 140 66 71 166 139 114 190 

52 23 52 99 143 67 67 175 155 117 204 

48 71 23 S3 48 38 16 70 200 109 165 

49 63 29 29 33 43 11 67 208 113 168 

48 22 44 93 133 67 63 173 136 109 186 

52 71 33 34 48 44 18 64 231 117 184 

37 19 46 91 131 59 65 153 106 84 153 

3 4 5 3 5 2 3 11 19 10 19 

7 3 13 9 11 1 5 13 30 12 36 

4 1 6 6 7 2 3 13 15 11 15 

43 66 26 26 40 37 12 64 183 99 152 

71 2 6 8 8 2 4 16 25 14 22 

REPRESENTATIVES 

Fourth Representative District Island of Oahu 

I 

Pro i ire lire Ire Tro7 TreT lro Ire 

3 4 5 6 7 3 

12 77 106 47 50 53 217 125 152 

US 202 200 229 198 199 150 161 

82 107 51 36 42 246 144 112 

141 223 206 270 239 191 

201 

126 200 203 259 217 192 160 192 

96 128 54 59 57 234 152 135 

67 101 48 56 61 191 132 118 

143 194 194 265 214 155 146 169 

103 120 52 81 83 194 159 137 

136 201 207 276 246 164 163 178 

133 197 201 264 231 162 1491 163 

S6 115 51 63 65 193 152 130 

6l 162 210 122 15 561 1725 

62 170 226 135 14 61 1822 

97 159 63 9 30 1274 

96 135 57 10 28 1184 

176 208 110 13 50 1689 

13 170 71 18 33 1245 

134 183 85 2 41 1444 

8 29 10 2 9 146 

15 38 IS 0 15 238 

7 33 16 5 9 161 

98 153 54 7 28 1121 

10 34 21 8 8 200 

TreT ire ire lro Total 

9 10 11 12 

135 64 IS 162 1206 

216 72 31 121 1897 

131 59 20 161 1192 

264 78 27 129 2147 

251 83 28 146 2057 

134 59 19 161 1288 

130 45 14 131 1094 

240 72 26 118 1936 

152 59 12 164 1321 

241 76 29 135 2052 

238 69 26 116 1949 

142 54 17 145 1213 

Amana Mnkanoo 3 R 

Arnold Chas N R 

Dwlcht 6 C R 

Kninalant Jtfoko H R 

Kealolm James M II B 

Kmknhi Ioola D 

Kruircr Frank J B 

Low Ebcn P R 

ilcClpllno V 11 D 

Murray A E R 

Pacheco M C D 

Pahau Robert K D 

PeleiohoUuii Sol L H B 

Potric Lester D 

Plcmer JI II D 

Poe John II R 

Quinn T C R 

Silva M E D 

Cox Androw E R 

Jarrett W P D 

Pre Pro Pre lrc Ire Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Total 

1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 

42 21 45 94 122 65 61 158 156 102 1S9 55 166 226 126 0 47 1574 

47 24 43 96 121 68 63 186 136 95 181 53 147 180 104 7 54 1605 

48 20 43 95 139 67 64 169 154 120 195 63 159 199 116 8 56 170S 

1 2 11 7 11 3 3 15 27 10 26 5 15 47 15 1 12 211 

3 2 -- 10 10 9 2 3 13 35 17 30 8 17 61 25 1 15 261 

50 73 45 31 47 41 14 59 220 114 186 54 118 159 67 8 30 1319 

47 22 41 92 134 58 62 158 141 103 165 59 152 183 104 16 51 1587 

47 26 43 93 132 64 65 156 149 127 189 57 169 210 124 16 54 1731 

47 71 166 46 53 38 24 78 243 144 164 64 51 166 90 19 47 1486 

45 24 46 73 114 71 59 153 132 105 216 55 152 214 107 7 49 1522 

51 71 29 38 52 37 17 59 217 129 179 51 125 183 60 9 28 1345 

52 66 29 34 49 34 14 53 226 120 195 51 130 187 75 9 37 1351 

7 4 7 9 1 2 2 9 21 10 16 5 10 40 8 2 7 160 

45 68 43 46 50 41 26 83 243 142 204 59 148 208 78 18 41 1542 

45 63 30 36 61 38 17 48 188 98 154 58 86 143 54 21 25 1165 

7 3 5 3 2 9 21 IS 17 3 12 37 13 0 17 172 

436125 48 95 126 55 62 153 116 85 174 55 125 167 110 15 40 1460 

48 68 29 99 44 3S 5 70 217 120 140 48 125 186 76 6 37 1390 

SHERIFF 

Fourth District 

123456789 

Pre Pre Pre Pre FreT FreT FreT FreT FreT FreT FreT Fre lotal 

10 11 12 

82 150 145 199 150 140 104 131 149 55 19 87 2850 

135 153 91 122 140 240 202 193 260 76 21 208 3564 

SPORT CiWES 

Fifth 

Fans Look for Larfle Appropriations 

to Promote Athletic 

Events 

Irclrc 

The ontire sport ticket was elected 

and tho fans wero 

at the polls Tuesday 

highly elated over tbo prospect of an 

athletic 

The leglsla- - 

administration 

m hold two fifteen mlnute see- - 

bUlU 

tho football season 

lBions a day during 

and until they get wise to tho now 

--i Thnn in tho spring when tho 

waxes intense they 

legislative games 

deliberations to nine 

will extend their 

- TM will not eivo l 

them all a cbanco to make a hit out 

eorao will probably score 

Antonio Marcallino who polled next 

to the highest voto of any candidate 

¬ 

Representative District 

23 

77 

1 

freilre 

212 

209 

93 

86 

190 

93 

168 

9 

28 

113 

89 

24 

3 4 

110 

36 

6 

192 

i202 

40 

33 

201 

36 

168 

5 

21 

6 

37 

15 

Pre FeT 

5 6 

153 

56 1 

272 

272 

44 

43 

265 

30 

204 

3 

14 

11 

48 

29 

Rose Chas H D 

Bimerson W K R 

Roso Chas H D 

Shncrson W K R 

fts 

7 

HAWAIIAN GAZETTE FRIDAY NOVEMBER 11 1910 SEMI WEEK I 

Island of Oahu 

229 

224 

66 

56 

226 

41 

170 

2 

14 

8 

65 

31 

137 

81 

Ire Pre Pre Pre 

8 9 10 11 

74 69 183f 1791 127 214 

51 26 76 235 133 201 

0 6 9 i6 o 10 

16T 

194 

168 

172 

152 

201 

127 

32 

31 

31 

153 

24 

164 110 

147 135 

162 

16S 

128 

101 

140 

129 

108 

11 

15 

15 

120 

29 

7 3 12 12 12 

5 33 30 16 33 

47 22 48 102 137 68 171 140 115 188 

47 25 52 104 149 71 182 158 119 204 

48 22 49 103 143 69 186 175 117 201 

43 20 46 101 143 67 182 159 135 183 

8 10 8 13 14 9 23 45 100 44 

44 64 35 40 48 12 60 187 15 147 

45 19 37 88 122 62 154 143 104 175 

48 68 27 35 29 13 40 204 99 165 

1 5 9 7 5 

1 15 22 9 25 

2 3 19 7 4 

5 6 17 8 23 

51 74 31 32 44 19 62 241 127 185 

46 69 32 f4 41 15 68 237 131 189 

45 64 27 29 40 12 67 182 91 147 

41 21 44 102 131 65 64 147 120 100 174 

3 2 5 4 0 2 22 29 10 10 

1 2 4 4 

2 1 10 26 10 32 

49 71 28 34 44 20 65 241 118 186 

ii 

DEPUTY SHERIFF 


132 

189 


Ul n 

146 

100 

171 

182 

111 

89 

109 

151 

119 

17 

15 

18 

106 

22 

146 

J146 

Pre Pre 

12 13 

203 

169 

28 

162 

484 

172 

60 

183 

227 

218 

22 

114 

131 

112 

169 224 125 

24 49 54 

91 143 25 

155 209 111 

112 165 70 

5 16 39 13 

10 38 15 

104 176 77 

121 180 78 

92 138 61 

146 163 91 

8 34 9 

10 35 11 

124 194 17 

14 

58 

57 

61 

59 

12 

46 

50 

47 

6 

42 

57 

50 

49 

2 

6 

49 

14 IS 

6S 173 230 137 

56 135 198 90 

3 7 34 7 

252 

266 

137 

98 

228 

104 

189 

8 

15 

5 

112 

27 

Protints 

241 

144 

192 

112 

Prccinte 

12 

lrclrePre 

Total Oahu with Wahiawa and Punaluu to hoar from Kuhlo 3953 MoCandless 2860 Notloy 102 

SENATORS 

Third Senatorial District Fourth Representative District Island of Oahu 

Prp 

i 

i I ire Pre 

9 1 

Pro 

4 

1 Ire 

5 

lie i 1ro 

6 7 

i Ire 

S 

i Pre 

9 

lro 

10 

Pre 

11 

lro 

12 

Fifth Representative District Island of Oahu 

Prof 1rcJ lro ire Pre 

a 5 

Pre i Pre 

fi l 

I Pro Pre Proi irot Irej Pre 

a i iu i i w 

Pre1 Pre 

15 

73 

77 

41 

46 

74 

56 

60 

9 5 

4 

47 

1941 

125 

13 

163 

120 

240 

172 

16 

23 

23 

14 

10 

22 

15 

21 

8 6 

6 

14 

J3 

12 

15 

0 

I ITotal 

260 

154 

75 

60 

Ire 

17 

120 

129 

129 

123 

129 

147 

100 

8 

15 

16 

25 

105 

Total 

Pro Pre1 Total 

16 17 

II 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 

17 

57 

55 

56 

59 

19 

28 

45 

25 

17 

11 

44 

48 

24 

41 

11 

6 

38 

194 

93 

15 

104 

83 

1930 

1520 

112 

lotal 

319 

1685 

1845 

1805 

1794 

439 

1037 

1583 

1191 

193 

178 

1343 

1370 

1123 

1503 

146 

159 

1392 

3773 

2076 

ITotal 

948 

672 

for representative in tho fourth district 

i i i i mil all II A 

promised yesicruuy w yu -- - 

111 lAffilntlnn IIu not 

siren uuuui 

pay whothor or not ho would exert 

eloquence toward securing approprlft 

the down here The 

tUm to bring 

r i ToaiMti iinivuvcr m w 

0 Of it U0 

wands but wl prolwhly lntruot Anto 

nlo lo plead for a terrltorisl Ixuolwll 

ground UMUM tt limiu have wur 

ud AthleUe Turk 

tlon of th biwlgit Mt t mmle 

ldl Im fiir tilt 

Hit miorMiyi - 

Mke of 4wWg HwH t 

W0H4 HI P w - 

a U inlwUiMhi M l 

rlMUtlM M Ui lky national capital They waflt good husky 

wloldors tho cano knives hero 

to tear off sugar crop and there 

men in tho United States and also 

did in Jspan who hold high batting aor 

his 

Tlio oarsmen nhould pull a good troko 

Cubs 

witn uiiarno uitiungwonu m m 

ate when it comes to harbor apjiropria- 

Annrn lint 

wt 

liAru 

11 

iV 

IbMMifb 

MS M 

- 

rria 4nila nnutltllnntil will bt 

uftur AJ Custje won to show soniii not 

rosults and ull lignt Jans pk 

aWdle iwnotidwi to modify th pugl 

liaiie laws m no cud 

JstfrliM Johuion tllms ii 

Mlia pAiilt nt Ihii iilaaiifln uulv tti 

I aliAiw fb It tl h H KIlAfi 

the sflndldutiM en ihv utitktU UKt 

bad the Mktmi mm of ww oi 

th fHHi Mid yoiUrday tblt it Im 

Ud Mil yettM iU upon tUkt h 

would ltv b vUmmI Uw 

KMuUf VwHI avcrajf luw kUTT 

UtiMif VMMUm by IflJK 

iuni rwniMworui wm m 

wkiclt tbbiw Iti tlMt of 

Panama Canal whoro ho will make a 

the 

tour of Inspection 

are 

DEPUTY SHERIFFS 

WAIANAE 

nilllland D 49 

J IC Kupuu H 0 

the win 

EWA 

J Jorimmlet H 34p 

I Kulilinami I 80 

ItOOLAUPOKO 

ravi 

fat U AIHvil D 1M 

p jHhiH ii m 

uh 

U or 

mi 

km J Iiiuu I 10 

KlwU 

ww 

wturM 

w Al tl wt ftitolbtr tvp tl 

l 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 

W R Z6 49 90 62 58 47 7 54 

II D 53 U 30 45 58 40 23 H6 61 72 20 46 

Z 

I T75T re 

1 2 i i 

171 

ttJIKSrtSwj 

114 w 91 

KPpnAUOA 

T75 TO 

i 

H 

Puusluu lo bmr tium 

Jmv W K 

H 

W4 Wtrra V 

Cut U IW 

T U UUk IV 41 

Ml Pro Pre Ire Ire Ire Pre Pre Pre Ire Ire lro Pro Pre Pre Pru Pre Ire Total 

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 

Shingle Robert 123 143 748 111 174 T3 217 ItW 159H 

Treut Richard 235 131 196 144 188 1494 

IT T7T7 7 77T7 771 777 77 77TT71 

ATTORNEY 


Pre T7S7 Pru TreT lrv i Ire Pra TTei Ife Pra TotuT 

7 8 9 10 

12 

109 1QI IU J24 M 113 161 

70 u 133 3125 

Ul 13 140 ffl 60 11 132 Uiil 

nrtb iitrit 

IT Pw Tr Irl- 

4 S h 7 H 10 12 li 14 l - 17 

- - 

1 

i 

lil 

J VI 1M 

Hi Ul 

atrt 

bt W 

4J M U 

ilU 174 

lhr 

lis 147 

7 

- jfffe IV rniiPriPf PiTu Pit ft VuUI 

111 

lUi IhU 

MUX 

Mi 

I Hi 

prT 

Forn Joseph J D 

iane J no u ii 

Fern Josenh J D i 

Lane Jno C R 

Tie 1 

s 109 

96 

47 

43 

Ire 

iIS 

2 

hSrwfYKif W j FvTTTrT 

138 

165 

MAYOR 


rie 

3 

S5 

169 

4 

District 

Ire Ire lro lro 

43 59 

941 125 

46 

63 

rrc 5 

US 

Ire 

Li 

23 

61 

O 230 176 

152 125 

ire Ire 

34 2E0 139 

154 135 100 

170 

150 

US 

10 

PrePrelrclrelre 

I I I I 

10 11 12 13 14 

STJPERVI80RS 


ITe FreT 

12 

Pre 

3 

FreT 

4 

FreT 

5 

Ire 

6 

Ire 

7 

FreT 

8 

ire 

9 

FreT 

10 

Ire 

11 

Ire Total 

12 

2004 

2072 

1046 

920 

1861 

924 

1523 

116 

195 

139 

993 

338 

Amana Makanoo O R 

Arnold Chas N R 

Dwight ST C R 

Kamalani Moke H R 

Kculoha James M If R 

Kiakahi Iocla D 

KruRcr Frank J R 

Low Ebon P R 

McCicllan W II D 

Murray H E R 

Paelicco M C D 

Puhau Robert K D 

Pelcioholanl Sol Ii II R 

retric Lester D 

Plcmcr dl II D 

Poe John II R 

1 

Quinn 17CR 

Silva M E D 

90 

117 

128 

15 

16 

67 

126 

134 

120 

107 

80 

83 

3 

125 

74 

10 

93 

77 

170 

166 

194 

IS 

13 

95 

195 

207 

149 

178 

100 

146 

12 

15S 

95 

0 

164 

111 

166 

1S9 

193 

9 

6 

36 

199 

207 

74 

180 

49 

46 

4 

81 

37 

9 

167 

43 

203 

202 

256 

5 

11 

22 

204 

269 

112 

248 

45 

40 

4 

125 

45 

13 

2 

51 

161 

194 

211 

6 

9 

41 

205 

229 

127 

195 

70 

61 

3 

140 

67 

7 

175 

69 

16S 

130 

168 

44 

52 

213 

132 

172 

220 

147 

193 

213 

40 

194 

149 

25 

128 

20N 

134 

136 

152 

22 

29 

126 

147 

172 

184 

141 

123 

140 

10 

181 

116 

12 

is3 

203 

124 

147 

171 

IS 

22 

101 

155 

182 

181 

148 

163 

120 

8 

182 

109 

15 

145 

149 

196 

21S 

203 

13 

15 

113 

236 

243 

222 

253 

160 

147 

12 

226 

118 

17 

148 

174 

v 

71 

63 

71 

9 

7 

56 

74 

69 

72 

66 

65 

65 

4 

71 

48 

3 

54 

57 

29 

25 

25 

7 

7 

17 

28 

26 

17 

23 

13 

18 

8 

17 

15 

7 

22 

12 

105 

104 

123 

13 

24 

140 

113 

126 

109 

109 

117 

154 

12 

174 

130 

13 

92 

149 

1617 

1691 

1899 

179 

211 

1055 

1879 

2036 

1687 

1795 

122S 

1223 

121 

1674 

1005 

140 

1675 

1205 

Fifth 

213 

161 

61 

59 

195 

199 

144 

10S 

ire 

73 

56 

225 

177 

Ire 

11 

Ire 

15 

106 

96 

20 

23 

TreT 

12 

16 17 

189 

93 

lotal 

1595 

1630 

1565 

1604 

Pre Ire Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Pre Ire ire Total 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 

Cor Andrew 

Jarrett AV 

E 

P 

R 

D 

38 

56 

21 

71 

49 

37 

96 

45 

13S 

45 

66 

39 

53 

35 

138 

96 

133 

261 

93 169 

149209 

45 

68 

114 

169 

155 

258 

81 

99 

7 

20 

43 

61 

1439 

1718 

7TTT 7777 777 77 7 777 

Baker Chas II D 

iiaiauoKaiam jr 

u it 

Baker ChaB II D 

Kalauokalani Jr D R 

Anderson John C D 

Blcknoll Jas It 

away to the mainland on a diamond er with a score of 1840 Marcallino 

crusade without having to wait until was next to tho higboBt for represent 

ative Jn tho fourth with a tally of 2057 

they have saved up tho prico 

and Eddio Pornanaez toon miru piate 

Thoro oucht also to bo an indemni with 17D4 

ty fund to bring outsido teams here 

but this might bo thought to come 

TAFT OFF FOR PANAMA 

umlnr tho inunicration plank of tho Re 

publican platform which Tho Demo TO INSPECT THE CANAL 

crat exposod Delegate ltumo roigm 

look after this wbon ho goes to tho 

WASHINGTON Novombor 0 Prcsi- - 

Shingle Robert W R 

Trent Richard II D 

dent left horo this morning for the 

77 f 

Pre I Pre i Ire I Ire Ire i Pre I ire Pre I Pre l Pre I Pre ire Total 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 

71 

127 

ire 

1 

84 

124 

59 

27 

x 

80 

209 

21 

59 

41 

197 

TreT Pre 

2 3 

32 41 

106 130 

47 

196 

52 

262 

61 

262 

71 

210 

FreT 

5 

86 

206 

- 

6 7 

S 9 

Pre 

10 

61 

63 

70 

105 

16 36 

9 66 

TreT 

12 

Pre Pre Ire Ire Pre ProPre Pre ire Ire Ire Ire Pre Ire Pre Pre Pre Total 

1 2 3 4 5 6 I 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 

Andorsoa John C D 46 69 37 94 33 13 66 231 129 196 42 136 217 87 9 40 1445 

Bickncll Jas R 43 23 110 117 71 68 159 151 112 166 62 141 168 88 15 60 1554 

96 

115 

110 

189 

Fifth 

169 

71 

Ire 

ire 

222 

99 

1751 

District 



PrclrelreiirelinllrelrePre 

ATTDITOB 



TREASURER 


Prev I Ire Pre Ire i Pre 

1 2 3 4 5 

183 

122 

clerk 

4 


177 

115 

1 

156 

191 

63 210 

161 150 

PTeT 

6 

203 

172 

lrelrcPrePrc 

TreT 

7 

139 

144 

pre 

8 

161 

198 

TreT 

8 

155 

155 

9 

144 

246 

PTeT ptu PTU PTeT 

9 10 11 12 14 15 16 

Pre 

9 

181 

211 

155 

239 

Pro Ire Pre I i I 

Pre 

6 7 8 9 10 

172 

207 

138 

149 

100 

121 

148 

151 

141 

169 

167 

153 

mMSLAkiM 

ire 

104 

164 

226 

180 

Te7 

11 

Ire Ire 

11 

lrelrci1otAl 

25 

16 

12 

132 

125 

Ire 

17 

Pre 

12 

167 

113 

110 

170 

2284 

3771 

ITotal 

1197 

1784 

Total 

2769 

3410 

ITotal 

3362 

2963

AI1AN GAZETTE 

80OEBI0K 0 MATHE80N EDITOR 

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CHARLES S CRANE Manager 

raiiMY NpVXMBBB 11 

TUESDAYS BESULTS 

A r view of the political battlefield with n census of tlm victors and the 

vanquished show that Hawaii has much to be thankful for In addition to 

the crushing defeat of McCnudless nml the stinging rebuke administered by 

the voters of overy island to tlio pernicious doctrine preached by him and by 

such blatant followers ns Itynn nnd tlio plcturo peddler with the half baked 

socialistic propagandas several others of tho public nuisances linvo been 

eliminated 

Kaniho tho chatterbox of tho house nnd Co el ho tho buffoon of the senate 

will consume no more of tho tlmo of the legislature with their vaporings and 

occupy no more pages in tlio houso ami scnato journals with their grandstand 

matters of legislation Between tho two of them by having to Btny at home 

tho Territory will bo ahead several thousand dollars 

Both houso and scnato will bo working bodies in tho coming session 

In Honolulu affairs tho reelection of Tern and McClcllnn are regrettable 

bnt the pcoplo havo spoken nnd tho peoplo will linvo to put up with them 

Why McClcllan who did nothing for tho good of the city Bhould havo been 

preferred by tho voters toQulnn who did much is one of tho vagaries which 

make politics interesting Tho dofcat of Lnno is iluc probably ns much ns 

anything che to tho prcfcrcnco many had for tho ills they know to thoso they 

know not of Thoy appreciato tho fact that Tern is incompetent but inactive 

Thoy did not know what Lano might bo capablo of cither in activity or com- 

petence 

¬ 

and preferred not to tako a chance 

It is rather unfair to blamo tho wholo defeat of Lane on tlio white voters 

of tho fourth Many whito Democrats voted against their partys legislative 

and supervisorial nominees becauso of tho patent nbsurdity of supporting such 

men but retained their party affiliations so far as their votes for tho ones on 

their party ticket deemed competent Thus Trent Tnrrctt Fern nnd ono or 

two others ran nhend of their ticket Many of tho wtiito Democrats supported 

Kuhio ns did also very many of tho Hawaiian Democrats 

Ferns great majorities came to him in the precincts most strongly Hawai ¬ 

ian In Kaknako Kalihi and Pnuoa tho Hawalinus gavo Fern their votes 

whilo polling heavily for Shinglo and Catlicnrt nnd going particularly strong 

for Jarrctt This looks as though all tho scratching wns not done in tho haolo 

precincts of tho fourth 

A disposition exists in somo quarters to bin mo Charley HuBtaco whom 

Lano defeated in tho convention for a part of tho falling off in tho Lano vote 

in Makiki and Thomas Squaro districts This is unfair to MrHustacc If 

Lano will romombor as far back as tho primaries ho will know that bis own 

actions antagonized many of his own precinct club members to a number quite 

sufficient to account for tho majority with whidh ho was bcaton Post mortems 

aro not always pleasant especially to tho corpse but it is always well to 

remember that research may frequently show that tlio fault is not invariably 

on the part ofjothers Sometimes tho fault is in ones self 

In tho first disappointment pf defeat a bitterness may como that a later 

scanning ft results will not justify At any rate thoro is no reason to talk 

of treachery in connection with the defeat of any particular candidate Neither 

is thcro any more reason to condemn nny ono precinct or any ono peoplo over 

another for tho variations in tho results There wns no treachery in tho Demo- 

crats giving their support to Kubio They bolieved him to bo tho man best 

fitted for tho positionfor which be ran and in that instanco Tho Advertiser 

thoroughly agrees with them 

Tho defeat of R JV Tronl is duo to two factors tho popularity of his 

opponent and tho unpopularity of tho stand ho took in hiB support of Mc 

Candloss his silenco giving nsBont to the charges freely made that ho was 

ono of tho keystones in tho McCnndlcss arch 

It is ono of tho frcakB of tho times that tho only supervisor reelected to 

tho board in a Republican city should have been tho only Democrat on tho 

board and still tho only Democrat His colleagues1 who appeared for a second 

term wero eliminated in tlio convention with one exception niyl that exception 

was tho only Republican defeated at tho polls Just why Quinn Bhould havo 

been singled out is nut apparent to thojo who watched his work as chairman 

of tho roads committee Ho was one of two working members of tho board 

nnd his services to tho public during tho past two yenrs entitled him to expect 

reelection 

Jarrctt s immense popularity accounts for hiB majurity over Cox During 

bis two yenrs in tho sheriffs office them has not been a suspicion that cither 

bo or his deputy stood in with nny of the crookedness beforo which so 

many polico oflicials fall No really serious complaint of inattention to duty 

has been recorded against either him or Rose while much has been dono by 

both that reflected credit upon their respective offices Consequently on election 

dny there was no particular reason why anyone should not voto for them 

except that of straight party ties and in a considerable numbor of instances 

these ties wero not considered binding Cox reduced tho majority of nearly 

fourteen hundred received by Jarrctt in 1008 to ono of seven hundred nnd 

polled eleven hundred votes more than the Republican eandidato of tho previous 

election For tho first timo in his political life ho was dofcatcd but it is 

certain that no ono voted against him Ho simply went up against a man 

who enjoyed a great popularity and who ball mado good in office Although 

dofeated Mr Cox need feel in no wiso disgraced His was tho hardest fight 

of tho campaign and ho struggled strongly against long odds 

Although tho Republican supervisors huvo not a presiding officer of their 

own political faith nor n unanimous seven thoy nro oxpectcd novortholess 

to bo a working board Tho obstructionists in tho present board woro in 

some instances elected as Republicans It is nut oxpected that any of tho 

now Republicans will emulate these in any way With a membership of six 

out of seven much can bo accomplished 

M- - 

Tho fact that no no can uso the automatic telephones for illegal or immoral 

purposes without being detected Bhould bo noted by ovory ono The sorvice 

given by tho system is a secret Bervico for all ordinary purposes but it is still 

possiblo to traco tho origins of calls if tho necessity arises Tho arrest and 

speedy conviction of a pervert detected in his work of calling up und insulting 

women should bo an example for nny others of tho samo calibor thcro may 

bo in tho city It is unlikely that Cullcn is tho only man in Honolulu who bo 

lieves that it is possiblo to uso the telophono without boing known The Ad 

vertiser oflico has received a number of threatening messages over tho phone 

tbo polico patrol wagon has been sent on useless errands by practical jokers 

nnd others havo been annoyed Hereafter n wntch will bo kept for thoso wlu 

uso tho phoues for tho purpose of delivering cowardly or misleading messages 

and thoso caught will go to jail 

Alford Finlay Thuyor arrived In Honolulu nn absolute strnngor to every 

ono but with u gift of gob and a penchant for shaking hands that would have 

made him famous n a politician had ho elected to become one Ho bad not 

been In the city moro than a few weeks bofaro bo becamo city editor of the 

Bulletin and was writing open letter to Governor Freer tolling lilin how to 

conduct hi office He domluated the editorial columns of the owning paper 

for some mouth until he kneume chief elerk of the lowl census bureau and 

wan being talked nbout m private teereUry to the Governor Then with n 

Founding of trumpet Uti Meat tin hi way lUmlUminwl the Orient end broke 

into the OeuKrateloual Jleoord Te4y be U down uUl out but the next ulif 

band uihii wbe trtrike Uwt need net be dlMwmveU There I uwaye rouin 

litre for a tvmi Iblup 

Ifuiw 

Uu far I hi year aaaerdiiifc- - b 14m irt Um aUtieUeal dapuiwaut ef 

lb UspeiUiimt ut iuwwn mm ItlMr the Uallad aHabtt ki ItapwUd Mgar 

fu a wnr iu iiiex that aay etbar arUala Uw kttal ft tbi ate awatbe 

eliding fen ubi 30 U u ea Imb44 mhI Uum ftUUti deJlM Tki I 

twevi Hoot iliIIi i lutitn thai tfct value of tae wutr iwwrted tm Mm 

twM in Hf i ii Dutint U ike giawtfc le vfciafc we aafaf yduriiu 

f ikUiKuiii u yew i fir itr upfie atuHwda Uu imak daatead LiU 

Ike Itllaf 1 pi thai id ruiuiut t h imi iiim 

said 

AN GAZETTE FRIDAY NOVEMBER 11 1910 SEMI WEEKLY 

DEMOCRATS AND THE PBE8IDBNGY 

Anticipating tho Democratic success of Tuesday last tbo Washington Star 

It Democratic success is ng gcneial nnd pronounced ns tho leoders of 

that pafty oxpect at least five men will figure prominently in presidential 

speculation for tho next ciglitecti rnunths John A Dix Woodrow Wilson 

Judaou Harmon Thomas Marshall nnd William J Bryan Tbo East will prcsont 

two tho Middlo States two nnd tho West one 

Mr Dix will need nn introduction to tho country at large but that can bo 

managed It will not bo difficult to havo him invited hero nnd there to meet 

tbo people or to havo pollticinnsVrom n distance visit Albany and meet him 

Mr Wilson through his dfstinguished work as an educator is better 

known Ho Has visited all sections of tho country though not on business con 

ncctcd with politics But since entering politics several weeks ago ho has been 

going some and if ho should prove as good a mixer in the national field as 

ho is proving in lho local field Ills rival will havo to tako notice In the South 

whero he was born and reared 1io Should develop considerable strength 

Governor Harmon has been in politics for fifteen years Introduced to 

tho country by Mr Cleveland lio got into his chiefs snarl with Brynnism and 

bolted tho ticket in 1890 Until quite recently this Was quoted against him 

whenever his presidential aspirations wero mentioned But since Mr Brynn 

rejected the Dablman nomination and became n bolter in a small way lilmsclf 

less has been heard about tho Motion tho Harmon escutcheon Mention of it 

may soon ccaso altogether i i 

Governor Marshall is little known away from home but very favorably 

known at home A good speaker a courageous man and young ho should 

kandlo vory well nny prestige that may como to him as the result of next 

months election in Indiana He represents tho best clement of bis party there 

and should not find a rival in Mr Kern 

As for Mr Bryan while ho is said to have weakened himself in the West 

by his fight ngalnst tbo saloon in politics bo is undoubtedly still a strong man 

in thoso States where ho early found and has since retained many followers 

What ho will do if faced with a Democratic landslldo next month 1b a problem 

Ho has been cducntcd on dofcat and it willbc a now experience for him if the 

country rings with Democratic shouts and they aro interpreted o mean ft turn 

of tbo tldo that will Iditsomo time Will ho not feel a revival of his longing 

for the White Houso 

t 

NEW TAXATION SCHEME 

Word comes to Tho Advertiser from Hilo that tho just elected members 

of tho legislature aro planning out tho dctallsof a bill they want to seo mado 

into law tho bill being ond to reverse tho taxation system of tbo Territory 

Tho scheme in short is to have the counties do tho assessing taxing and col- 

lecting 

¬ 

paying over a portion of tbo revenue for tbo use of tho Territory 

instead of tho Territory- - doing tho work of collecting tbo money nnd paying 

over a portion to tbo counties 

Tho idea will bo to havo tbo legislature or the treasurer prepare estimates 

of tho Territorys money requirements and proportion this between the different 

counties Then the counties will go ahead mako their assessments strik their 

own tnx rates pay tho Territory what its sharo may bo and keep tie overs for 

county use The plan is said to havo tho backing of Senator Hewitt who may 

introduco the bill in tho next session of tho legislature 

Tho proposed bill purposes to havo each county doing its own business 

caring for its own prisoners and gottlng the benefits of their labor making its 

own appointments issuing its own bunds for public improvements disposing ol 

whatever public lands may bo within its borders and generally being each a 

littlo Territory by itself 

As usual tho bill would havo to go to congress in order to turn tho publio 

lands over to the counties whilo opportunity will bo taken of tho chanco to 

further amend tho Organic Act by eliminating many of tho mays in con- 

nection with the disposal of the publio lands and substituting some musts 

This is the first bill to bo suggested Unfortunately it is not likely to be 

tho last Of its kind 

f 

McCandlcss may be misrepresented- - in the reports in circulation among his 

former backers which announce his fcffily depnrturo for Washington to block 

everything Kuhio may attempt his blocking to bo for tho purposo of demon 

strating just how ho stards in with tho majority If McCandl ss should be 

allowing any such a Bchemb to fcsterin his mind ho had bctler fo jet it 

What the sensible voters of Hawaii did to him on Tuesday wouldnt be a cir- 

cumstance to what tho sensible members of congress would do to him if ho 

appeared in tho rolo of an obstructionist He will find that his biand of 

politicnl fenco building doesnt go at Washington and that overyono isnt a 

chump just because ho wears a Democratic collar 

4- - 

Tho elections aro over and the country is safo Now to more pleasant 

topics Within six weeks the great day for tho children will como greator for 

them then election dny for tlio politician becauso no ono of them has any 

roason to suppose in wcaitby Honolulu that disappointment will como to him 

or to her Two years ago tho Malihini Christmas Tree was plantod and bore 

its first crop last night tho second load of Christmas fruit was gathered This 

year what will tho harvest be At tho request of a number Tho Advertiser 

ttards ready to sponsor the third nnnual Christmas event Our columns arc 

open to letters of suggestion as to what should be dono nnd how 

- 

Although tho postiiiaster gencrarnuhounced that ho was going to establish 

a postal savings bank in a second class postoffico in each State and Territory 

of tho Union tho published list of the offices selected fails to mention Hilo 

Hilo is the only second class postoffico in Hawaii but ovidently these Islands 

havo not yet found their way on to the map of tbo Union used by tho 

Whilo theres lifo thcros hope however that somo day 

Washington will wako uptotho existence of tho Territory of Hawaji 

--- 

One of tho amusing things in tho review of tho election returns is to hear 

ono who had to bo directly bribed to soenro his support now roaring nbout the 

treachery of some who did not votoho straight ticket If tho books of the 

campaignTcommittces woro to bo mado public thoy would show somo funny 

things in connection with somo of tho nowspapers of Hawaii and with ono in 

Honolulu in particular 

Tho proposal typlncq thowork ofjrondbujlding in this county under tho 

direct charge of a competent engineer Yombinjng the offices of city engineer 

and road supervisor is a good ono More intelligence nnd less politics is needed 

in this important spending part of 4ho municipal government 

- j 

Fver since tho Votors reelected Mayor Forn ho has been giving out inter 

views obout and working on a liipuJ Hp is commencing wisely for his second 

term Ho ertalnly knows nioro about a luau than anything elso in tho world 

WYNNE REPRIEVED 

TILL JANUARY 

Marshal Hendry received ai cable 

gram from Attorney General Wicker 

sham yesterday and it contained tho 

news that another reprieve bad been 

granted John Wynne who In 1007 kill 

ml MacKinnon on board tbo 

bteamor Rosccrnus 

Wynne has from tlmo to time boon 

repriced and it is almost certain that 

he will never hang Tho latest re 

priovo give Wynne till January 3 of 

next year and it U thought that be 

foro that tlmo his sentMCD1 will bo 

commuted to lifo IjiiprJwnmont 

The man whu killed Ul thlpiuaic U 

wild to be nu oxmillcntly ojimlueliM 

priMiuer mid he bus given no troubl 

Inee be went to Jail Drink won th 

oiuiu of Wynne trouble and ullhoUKi 

the murder wn u horrible one It U 

elalmtxl that he m irritiuiblw m 

the time tlmt lie eoumiltted the erlnn 

ii 

JoLu AeiM Act uh wkn reaiMtly lltt 

la Jo4WM Ike kiwtwml ef Warieu 

UawJllAD tbe autberea wae pwi 

imhm wa Jeaule llerlne Ill 

wurkt iaeluMl weuy buel and statue 

fur lit euuwiry eud Ike poyU el 

wll rvvrel for A wart do 

- 

Mum nl tk bealuet miUu uf Mil 

l 

1 

mih KvMUtt we 4lroed b 

air ike lt May Ut HWflM 

CAUSES OF DEATH 

SHOWN IN CENSUS 

WASHINGTON Octobor 20 Tubor 

oulosls of tho lungs heart disease and 

accidental violence caused moro than 

37 pqr cent of tho deaths in 1009 

among workingmen in tlm Census bu 

rcnuV death registration area Tho 

Maine causes led to 30 per cent of tho 

deaths from all causes among tho occu- 

pied 

¬ 

female 

The census bureau in a bulletin nays 

that of a total of 210507 deaths among 

gainfully employod male typhoid 

elalmod SS per cent apoplexy and 

purnlysii 73 heart illsca 110 pneu 

monia 80 Bright illumine SS sul 

lilt 311 Hinl Hooldoutnl IU 

Among the oeeuiiied women the pox 

eentMgo inoliiilml tiibercnliwli 81 ty ¬ 

phoid KB c miner 81 apoplexy and 

IWralyiU fiUi heart ilWeae J 03 pneu 

KMula Til Krighf dUeMte 7 3 tub 

aide ltl accident 

- 

WOUM 0AUMB JEHU TUOUHMJ 

A feed uaiiuer in Valearalw beartsff 

that ea earikiuke waa aowiajc M1 

aer bey lu friead la ike aeuatry 

m tbel th aiigkt eeae il la a 

ret 4 Hue lt reeid a Mia 

tiunt I Li fiinud ikylngi 

I ilk v uui uft Dt aiMl 

timg tkv eartlMiaaa Jalfa 

The New Nationalism 

Xiyraan Abbott in The Outlook 

Tho Now Nationalism is simply a 

later stage in tho development of a 

continually developing Nationalism 

Tho relation between tho States and 

tho National Government was hat set 

tied onco for all by tho written Consti- 

tution nnd could not be Tho Consti- 

tution is not like the hoops of a barrel 

that bold tho staves together Hoops 

fitted for a barrel of thirteen staves 

would not Bervo for a barrel of forty 

eight It is like tbe bark of a troo that 

grows with tho growth of tho trco and 

expands with its expansion Chief Jus- 

tice 

¬ 

Mnrsrjall by his interpretation of 

tho Consmution did almost as much to 

mako it what it is as did its original 

frnmers 

Says Joseph H Cboatc in his inter- 

esting 

¬ 

address on Alexander Hamilton 

For the fivo years that preceded the 

adoption of tbo Federal Constitution 

iho wholo country wns drifting surely 

nnd swiftly toward annrchy Tho thir ¬ 

teen States freed from foreign domin- 

ion claimed and began to exercise 

each an independent sovereignty levy- 

ing 

¬ 

duties against each other and in 

many ways interfering with each ot- 

hers trade European nations finding 

that congress had no power to protect 

American trade proceeded to imposo 

fatal restrictions upon it They also 

refused to enter into treaties with tho 

United States becauso they could not 

tell whether they wero dealing with 

thirteen nations or with one This only 

was Burc that congress could carry no 

treaty int6 effect 

Mr Choate adds It is clear to mo 

as ABC said Washington who from 

his retirement at Mount Vornon watch 

ed tho course of affairs with the utmost 

anxiety that an extension of federal 

powers would mako us ono of tho most 

happy wealthy rcspoctablo and power- 

ful 

¬ 

nations that over inhabited tho lor 

restrial globe Without them wo shall 

soon bo everything that is directly tho 

reverse In tho formation of tho 

Constitution despito tho jealousy of 

boiuo States and tho fears of others 

this extension of federal powers whs 

given to tho central government and 

by that gift tho Nation was born But 

it wns never tho intention of tho found- 

ers that it should be always in its 

cradle thoy intended that tho federal 

powers should grow with tho growth of 

tho Nation that it might ns a Nation 

become happy wealthy and respect- 

able because powerful 

The New Natioaalism initiated by 

Washington in his call for an exten- 

sion 

¬ 

of federal powers was assailed 

by Calhoun nearly half a century later 

Calhouns contention may bo horo con- 

densed 

¬ 

into a sentence Tho powers of 

tho federal congress are enumerated 

powers if it attempts to oxerciso any 

power not in tho Constitution enumer- 

ated 

¬ 

it transcends its authority and 

its act is null and void and it is for 

tho Stato which gave tho authority to 

decido whether tho authority has been 

exceeded Tbis was tho doctrino of 

nullification Not so replied Chief Jus 

tico Marshall it is foj tho Supremo 

Court of tho United States to decide 

whether that authority has boon ex ¬ 

ceeded The States did not accept Mr 

Pnllinnns theorv thov have despito 

somo strong opposition accepted Chief 

Justice Marshalls tnoory 

uo cruauuu 

of the Union of States constituted tho 

first stago in tho development of n New 

Nationalism tho rejection of nullifica 

tion constituted tno seconu singo in mo 

development of that New Nationalism 

A quarter of a century later jeuerson 

Tlnvis nronounded tho doctrino of seces 

sion It was fit onco moro logical and 

nioro radical than tho doctrino of nul- 

lification 

¬ 

It was in brief this Tho 

Union is a union of sovereign States it 

ia tho veryessenco of this union that 

it is voluntarv if a State finds itself 

dissatisfied in tho Union it may with- - 

urawj muru ia xiu punci iwu u vw 

federal government by tlio uonsimuion 

to forbid its withdrawal Not so ro 

plied Abraham Lincoln This is an in- 

destructible Union of indestructiblo 

States the right of self preservation is 

inherent in tho Nation us in tho in- 

dividual Tho dofcat of secession nnd 

the triumph of Unionism us tho result 

of tho Civil War constituted tho third 

important stage in tho development ot 

tbo New Nationalism 

Trior to tho Civil War banking bad 

beon conducted bv Stato banks and un 

der Stato reculation In 18C2 Abraham 

Lincoln proposed a new extension of f ed- - 

erai powersw tuu urguuizuuuu uj uamv 

ing associations under n general act 

of congress well guarded in its provi 

sions to which associations tbo gov- 

ernment 

¬ 

niirrht furnish circulating notes 

on tho security of United States bonds 

deposited in tho treasury wnicu notes 

beinc uniform in appearance nad se 

curity qnd convertible always into 

qoIu would at onco protect labor 

against tho evils of n ricious currency 

and facilitate commerce by cheap aqd 

safe exchanges Tho recommonda 

tion was adopted by congress and 

despite the opposition of special Inter 

csts and tho forebodings of tbo timid 

wns approved uy tho pcoplo Uur cur 

rency ceased to bo a Stato and be 

came a national currency Tho crea 

tion by the federal powers or juts na- 

tional 

¬ 

currency constituted a fourth 

stago in tho development of tho Now 

Nationalism 

Thomas Jefferson in 1600 declared 

that congress hud no constitutional 

power to appropriate money from tbo 

federal treasury for Internal improve- 

ments 

¬ 

and proposed a constitutional 

amendment giving such power Presi 

dent lollt In JSKI vetoed a bill making 

such appropriation Tho Constitu- 

tion has not ho said in my judg 

ment conferred upon tho federal gov 

ernment tbo power to construct works 

of Internal improvements within tho 

Ktnto or to npproprluto money from 

the troiuury for that purpose At 

the Nime time Abraham Lincoln mado 

what wuiferhupe hi most notable 

tpeoch as ii rprooiitatlve in cougnw 

In favor of till extension of tbo 

federal puworii mid the llepubliean 

lutrjy In Hi first eouvention lu 1S6IJ 

htuk lu It platform tbe mine ground 

Tbli jMwer of I lie federal uoveruinent 

ia now as ualvereally reeugalaed by 

tbe KmUuii that iirobntily kmhi uf the 

leader if 1M artltla did net know 

tfesi It bad evar mn lUaUtHij but In 

fal lu adaptloN Had aiarebja wnati 

tuied aaelker altuM lu lb davihmwaot 

of lb New afalleaaliaiti 

Nil uatll lafl aeerly c ciuluiy aftf 

Ike fujrjaatli m tie GNMtltMi M 

any allewM aiade la aaafraw U at 

gross regarded the powers of congress 

over tbe railways as a question requir ¬ 

ing careful consideration Not until 

1837 wni an interstate commcrco com ¬ 

mission constituted and then with vory 

scanty powers vNot until 1010 wa 

power given to It to cxorclsq a renlly 

efficient regulation The extension of 

federal powers over tho highways of 

the Notion constitutes another staeo 

in tho Now Nationalism 

Tho latest dovc6nmont of thn TJnw 

Nationalism is conservation Conserva 

tion is Bimply tho doctrino that tho 

federal government shal continue to 

retnin tho ownership nnd thcreforo tbo 

power to control tho for nt lands min 

eral lands and swamo Innds and tlm 

water power sites which now belong to 

If tho opponents of tho Nsw Nation 

alism in tbo successivo stages of its 

development could huvo hod their way 

the Constitution would never havo been 

accepted by tlio colocles and tho fed 

oral union would not havo been formed 

If iormed each Stato would havo 

been at liberty to decido whether laws 

enacted by the federal congress wero 

constitutional and to reiso obedionco 

if it disapproved their constitutionality 

If U disapproval bad Lcn overruled 

and any attempt bad been made to 

enforco tho law it could havo with 

drawn from tho Union nnd set up as 

an independent sovereignty on its own 

account 

Our ClirrOnCV WOllllt hnVO lunn lnnnl 

Jandprovincial and in travfng through 

havo had to purchase gold or a totter 

oi creQu as in olng to- - Eurono 

Our rivers would havo re nnmed nn 

dredged nnd our harbors unimproved 

except ns individual States might at ¬ 

tempt some impr6enl6ntu within thoir 

pjvn boundaries and our coast would 

havo resembled that of Sad Domingo 

Our railways would havo oscillated 

between a policy of cut throat compe- 

tition 

¬ 

ruinous to tho stockholders and 

of monopolistic combination ruinous to 

tho shippcrB nnd by the habit of glv- - 

ing special rates to favored shippers 

and favored localities would havo built 

up monopolies from which tho peoplo 

would havo been powerless to emanci ¬ 

pate themselves 

All the arguments agninst tho exten- 

sion 

¬ 

of federal powers which wo hear 

in political addresses and read in politi- 

cal 

¬ 

journals and all tho fears of fed- 

eral 

¬ 

centralization which aro used toi 

oxcito popular apprehension of tho 

latest phase of tho growing nnd there- 

fore 

¬ 

ever new nationalism aro repeti- 

tions of tho arguments employed and 

tho fears expressed in overy previous 

stago of national development from 

tho days of George Washington to tho 

proscnt dny And tho nnswor to thera 

can bo given almost in George Wash ¬ 

ingtons words It is clear toi us as 

ABC that tho successivo extensions 

of federal powers have mado us ono 

of tho most happy wealthy respecta ¬ 

ble and powerful nations that over in- 

habited 

¬ 

tho terrestrial globe nnd with ¬ 

out them wc should linvo been every ¬ 

thing that is tbo direct reverse 

LYMAN ABBOTT 

Abraham Lincoln and Other Ad ¬ 

dresses pp 105 100 

DEPART THOiH 

Training Squadron Goes Direct 

to San Francisco and Then 

South 

Tho Japancso bribing squadron com ¬ 

posed of tho cruisers Asama and Kn 

sagi will sail- - tomorrow morning for 

San Francisco remaining thcro a fow 

days before resuming thoir voyago 

southward to Mexico and South Amer- 

ica 

¬ 

Admiral Yashiro and his oflicors 

have expressod themselves as being 

groatly pleased with tho entertainmonta 

and functions given in their honor by 

both Japanese and Americans and will 

bo glad to return after their long 

cruise for another visit boforo return ¬ 

ing homo t 

Aftor leaving San Francisco tho 

squadron will proceed south and will 

bo mot off San Diego by a portion of 

the Pacific fleet when greetings will 

bo exchanged between tho Japanese 

and American commanders 

nil 

Strain too Great 

Hundreds of Honolulu Readers Find 

Daily Toll a Burden 

Tho hustle and worry of business 

men Tho hard work and stooping of work- 

men 

¬ 

Tho womans household cares 

Aro too great a strain on the kidnoys 

uncuacuo uoauacno siuoactie 

Kidney troubles urinary troubles 

follow 

A Honolulu citizen tells you how to 

cure tbom all 

B T White Pearl City Oahu Hono- 

lulu 

¬ 

Hawaii says I am ninety-two-yea- 

of ago and I suffered from back 

nclio and kidney discaso for eight years 

I havo given Doans Backacha Kidney 

Pills a fair trial and have been so 

greatly benefited thnt I cheerfully ry 

ommond tnem to other kidney suf 

forcrs 

Donus Backncbo Kidney Pills are 

old by all druggists and storekeepers 

at SO cents por box ilx boxc 200 

or will be mulled on receipt of price 

by tho HollUter Drug Co Honolulu 

wholesale agent for the Hawaiian Is- 

land 

Iteiiiember the iiamc Poan and 

eke no subitltute 

WHITEFACE BULLS BOUGHT 

FOR HAWAIIAN RANCH 

ATtlJIIHOK KaRaai 0ieber 87 

JubuMM Si JebHMH bin aattlewvN rem 

tbe Hawaii UIb4 awl their fern 

waaii vltiiM lb 0djjil raaak In Ora 

te wwbt d k1 

eariiMui av wWteaae baiter aad a 

eerlwed f ttug WkHrfaaa brU and 

ftaiwed tkm bak tv ibeir Ifaweiuti 

aaY

REVIEWS RESULT 

OF THE VICTORY 

Chairman Atkinson Points 

What Republican Sweep 

Bring About 

Out 

rrom Thursdays Advertiser 

Chairman A L C Atkinson of the 

tcmtorinl Republican central committee 

wild managed tlie- - campaign generally 

for tho party nnd particularly 

for Prince K ihio for Delegato to congress 

expresses the opinion that tho 

results of the election demonstrated 

not only a victory of individuals but 

mainly Of tho principles expounded by 

tho Republican party in its platform 

Mr Atkinson jesterday outlined tho 

benefits that should accrue from He 

publican legislative mensures as follows 

Our gratification at Kuhios elec 

tion is too great to be expressed Tho 

people of Hawaii have onco again 

shown their good sense They have 

elected a Republican Enate and a lie 

publican Jiouse By so doing tho ped 

pie of this country have endorsed tho 

Republican territorial platform adopt 

ed at Honolulu September 12 1D10 

Do they realize what that means In 

tho first place t means that the peo 

plo endorse the vigorous and successful 

administration of Uow Walter P Frear 

and are proud of tho results ho has 

accomplished for the welfare of this 

Territory 

It means further thntiwe sliallhave 

a continued and improved pojlcy of im 

migration under government control to 

jsccuro the immigration of Portugucso 

and such other desirable immigrants as 

will advance the welfare of the people 

of Hawaii and assure tho early attainment 

of statehood 

It also means that Hawaii is going 

to bo allowed to develop herself 

by planting a population en the soil 

which will develop this country along 

traditional American- - lines It means 

that not less than 400000 of the surplus 

in hand is to bo spent for the construction 

of bolt roads on the several 

islands thereby assisting homesteaders 

and furnishing employment for citizen 

laboT Wo aro tq have a policy of conservation 

of natural resources Lands 

funds to enauio tuo promotion comnut 

teo to continue its work to make an 

appropriation for the expenses of tho 

i congressional visit and to make such 

a recoru tunt Hawaii win oe wormy oi 

becoming a State 

The people of Hawaii arefree rom 

the danger of being driven as Mr 

Roosevelt says by a boss The danger 

of squandering the public lands is past 

Tho dancer of tying up immigration 

V for twn venr nnd of monkevine with 

tho liquor business as proposed in tho 

Democratic platform has been voted 

down A great many other dangers 

havo been passed 

Live TTp t Promise 

Tl a now un to the people of Htt 

wail to see that their senators and 

representatives will give them things 

they havo been promised in thoir plat 

form With our vigorous nnd successful 

Governor wo should be In a position 

to give to tho tioople of this country 

ft great iloal or constructive ii gimu 

tion Governor Frear has tho oppor 

itunity aud all I can nay is that I hope 

they wil not wait until tho last win 

Ute to prepare their bills for the logis 

Mnture Thov should bo drafted and 

prepared Immediately so that when the 

ieaislaturo opens next February thov 

will be able to go ahead and do bust- - 

nes 

Thanks the Voters 

HHefora cIonluK there U cue thing 

I wish to say uwd that l I viih to 

thank tho oterii tho committeemen 

aud tho worker and eMiully the 

vnlntvar elllznu worKer WHO y 

jhuir Dllorti made eur oHipltfn a 

tCM 

Kuowii EVBUYWininn 

Ilumlirliin Call ClUr JHl 

ninrrtioiia Itvmadv ii ilMuv tho liMl 

known madltiwa in ww lot tk ridlW 

Bi4 ur of mm MMpUSRU 11 tutu 

uiwiuit dUrrtMM mHlty nnd 

aliimld ha takaa ftl tU flm unaatjral 

Kuu ut tM ll Yr by ill 

twll HMM Minltli k e JU 

4iU fur HlWlll 

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HAWAIIAN GAZETTE TRIDAV NOVEMBER 11 lMO SEMI VEEKLY 

IRWIN FORT STREET BLOCK GOES TO BREWERS 

Property Now Sold 

Again Purchase 

Price 85000 

Brewer Co yesterday pur ¬ 

chased for S5000 the old Sprcckels 

block and property on Port street the 

deed of conveyance being filed with tho 

registrar yesterday nftornoou 

The transfer was made by tho trus ¬ 

tees of the Claus Sprcckels estate com ¬ 

prising CInus A Sprechels Rudolph 

Sprcckels and William G Irwin aud the 

firm of Brewer Co acquire full 

nnu compieto title to tho block which 

lies between tho Wilder block tho Judd 

nnd Stangenwald buildings with a rear 

extension including an area of 12722 

square feet with a passageway right at 

the rear to Queen street 

Tho deed was executod on August 30 

1910 and the various acknowledgments 

were made as follows Claus A Sprcck ¬ 

els on August 30 Rudolph October 20 

W G Irwin November 1 

The Sprcckels brock was ono of tho 

most imposing buldingson Fort street 

min goes 

TO GOVEME T 

Cleghorn Will Is Filed and the 

Waikiki Estate Becomes a 

- Public Park 

Afternoon Cable Rcpcrt 

SAN FRANCISCO November 9 

Hiram Johnson Republican candidate 

for governor is elected by about 20000 

plurality All of the cigfit congressmen 

elected arc Republicans 

CHICAGO November 9 Returns re 

ceived by the congressional campaign 

committees show that tho Democrats 

will have n working majority in tl9 

next house of representatives nnd will 

probably control the senate 

The net gain to tho Democrrts In the 

returns go for in is forty nine Ths 

gives tnc Democrats a majority or 

twenty four in the house 

The elections of 8tatc legislatures in- 

dicate that the Republicans have practically 

lost control of tho senate also 

Tho result is close but tho Republicans 

are reasonably certain of a majority of 

ono In tho senate With eomo of the 

Republicans insurgent however this 

moans loss of Republican control 

California Nevada nnd Washington 

havo gone Republican Oregon is prob 

ably Democratic Idaho and Montana 

aro doubtful In Indiana tho loglali 

turo wilhbe Democratic by a small ma 

jority nmj will choose a Democrat to 

succeed Senator Albert J Bovertdge 

Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylva 

nia huvo gone Republican Missouri it 

In doubt but ii probably Democratic 

BOSTON JIuMoclnnotti November 

0 Foul the Democratic candidate for 

governor has Mtrrled the State by 

32l7fl 

KHW YOKK JfovMnlitr D TIi 

lutor riturnt vhovr lint Pix the Imo 

crtlU Madifatf or tovriur Iim lUttt 

MJOOQ jaiirnllty 

tLKTHUVu Olio Nuvwlr fc 

Tin rltiM of Ojwuor Horw H 

liud by Dworif by plurality of 

mim 

Mir William 4muw tUirutuu of lb 

Dim puillltiii PuMi dim in uuta 

it In l hr iuuiinul lu III ptuUil 

ihrupK yiuiii 

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OLD SPREOKELS BLOCK ON PORT STREET PTJROHABED BY 

BV BREWER OO 

for years until buildings of a later 

period towered abovo it just mnnko 

and on the block below Tho block wns 

patterned nftor Sou Tranclsco business 

blocks of the period nnd has nliandsumo 

and substantial front elevation For 

years tho block was occupied by tho 

banking house of Spreckels Cojnow 

lilI BEQUESTS 

GLEGR01 m 

Charitable institutions Are Not 

Forgotten by One Time 

Governor 

ured very much 

Other bequests arc To Mrs William 

Chillingwortb 1000 to Thomas A K 

Cleghorn 1000 and interest under 

agreement with Jorin jasper or jNapoo 

poo Tho burial lot in Nuuanu Ccmo 

tery is given to his nephews and T A 

Cleghorn and it is requestod that Mary 

ODonncll bo buried tuero wnen sue 

dies Somo land on Nuuanu avenue adjoin 

ing tho Queen Hotel premises Is willed 

to his nephews with tho stipulation 

that they pay tho executors of tho 

estau ior tuo value oi inn improve ¬ 

ments which amount to 7300 

Tho beach house at Waikiki and tho 

land it stands on goes to Mary ODon 

ncll and T A K Cleghorn as joint 

tenants for life upon their death the 

property to go to tuo children or t a 

1C fIiithnrn 

Annie Archibald and Irma children 

of tho lata J H Wodchouse get the 

houses at Nuuanu avenue and Vineyard 

street and also tho land at Waiplo 

Hawaii Tho property is to be held 

in trust until the children are eighteen 

a cars of ace 

Premises on Fort street adjoining 

former Orphcum site land at Kaneoho 

land at Waikiki R V 01 in trust n 

eomo going to Mary ODonncll to edu 

cate T A K Cleghorn 

Tho executors ore given power to sell 

Innd in order to nav debts or locaclcs 

All tho rcV pf tho property is loft 

in trust and the trustees and executors 

are Judge A O M Robertson Percy 

Cleghorn und JamVs Jaeger The not 

income from tuo entile in trust win go 

to Mn Robertson and Mrs lioyd dur 

ins their lifetime Upon their death 

It Is to go to their children and It U 

oruurod tunt tho ruuus bo iiivihiou in 

Laad iiurltiM 

A codicil to the will revolt w the 

lutHj Uiiiuwt tu Archibald Robertson 

mid Him Uuuty uow lo Mi ion Cltg 

twra Il4brtwii Uiy ODokmII alto 

uli jirarwrty w ICukui itwt and upon 

br Hiu r it i gu i a ji uit 

ttara 

TU Ibll buvl f Mw Vk tUy 

luH iui4i ly iii IhiII r 

iimlv fuuii up in I7I7M4 UMily 

HliHHIHM klUiri lhb llt uf JWIU 

tlin Bunk of Honolulu nnd Wllllntn Q 

irwln is Co where tho agency of tho 

Oceanic Steamship Company lins always 

been located When Brower Co ab 

sorbed tho Sprcckels buiinois interests 

here tlic house sign of W O Irwln 

Co disappeared nnd that of Brower 

Co took its place 

DETAILS 

1AE1 F 

El 

COWFPLETE 

Is to Be Five Hundred Feet Long 

and waters are tq bo surveyed and for- ¬ 

ests created animals and plants are to 

bo protectod from pests and diseases 

assistance is tq be given to the study 

of taro rice cotton pineapple tobacco 

rubber and other agricultural industries 

First Claim Upon Revenues 

Education of the youth of Hawaii 

is to have first claim upon the revenues 

of tho Territory A law is promised 

whieh will permanently secure the sup- ¬ 

port of the public schools 

Tho legislature is iplcdged against 

making any change or modification of 

tho liquor law but at the same time 

Iho Republican party demands that the 

aforesaid liquor law shall be faithfully 

impartially and vigorously enforced 

and pledged itself to make necessary 

impropriations for suoh nurpnaesi- - - 

Assistance ib o be givon ij develop 

the study of leprosy and tuberculosis 

as also 13 an ellort to ue made to 

improve tho agencies regarding tho 

public health 

Tho Republican party has pledged 

itself to provide homesteads from tho 

public lands for each of tho persons 

who have been discharged as- - cured 

from the Molokai settlement or Kalihi 

Our legislators have pledged them 

selves to make sufficient nppropria 

tions tnrougli loan iuuub u necessary 

I to provide as soon as possible adequate 

wharf and landing facilities and ap- ¬ 

proaches thereto to accommodate thq 

rapidly increasing commerce of tho 

Territory particularly in view of the 

approaching completion of tho Panama 

Canal 

Settlement for Queen 

i Our leeislntors also stand pledged 

for a permanent settlement for the 

Qucon and also advocate the reserva ¬ 

Donating the beautiful Waikiki estate 

of Ainaliau to tho government of 

Hawaii the last will and testament of 

Archibald S Cleghorn inonnrcllinl gov 

ernor of Oahu was yesterday present- ¬ 

ed to tho circuit courtvof tho first circuit 

for probate 

This magnificent gift is made bythe 

testator on ihe condition that the gov- ¬ 

ernment through the legislature vnp 

propriatc tho necessary funds to main 

tnlntho estate in its present luxuriant- ¬ 

ly benutifuU condition which will undoubtedly 

bo done 

The estate includes between eight 

nnd twelve acres of land rich in tropical 

verdure and set in one of tho most 

beautiful scenes pf Hawaii Its natur 

tion of tho crater of Kilauea as a 

national park to arrange for a great 

register of voters to pass a law for 

a direct primary ior elective offices on 

tho Island of Oahu to make it neces 

sary to put tho party affiliation on ev- ¬ 

ery ballot to appropriate sufficient 

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Archibald Scott Cleghorn whoso will 

dated October 22 last was filed Tues 

day in tho circuit court for probate 

whs seventy five years of ago at the 

time of his death The will was wit 

nessed by Papalenialna Constabcl and 

E C Gill 

The bequests arc numorous and all 

of tho deceaseds relatives are remem 

bered The value of tho estate is set at 

11EOOO The bequests aro as followv 

Mary 0OonncllWlio was brdught to 

Hawaii by the Princess Kalulani as 

her maid was left 500 and tho furniture 

contained in her room at Alnahait 

al beauty and the hospitality of its To Mrs James W Robertson was left 

proprictpr havo made it one of the 2000 and propfertv on Fort street lot 

famous estates urouud the world 

Situated behind tho grove pf cocoa 

between Fort street and Nuuanu avo 

nuts is the home and its great lanai nue 4S5 acres of land at Waikiki land 

filled with the most precious relics oi at Waikiki described in Apana 1 land 

monarohial and ancient Hawaii These at Waikiki conveyed by deqd of J M 

curios no less invaluable from an arch 

eological as well as a sentimental 

Monsnrrat 

stand- 

and premises at Walhee Is- ¬ 

point havo been donated to tho Bjshop land of Maui 

Museum a regal gift that will add very To Mrs Boyd is given Fort street 

greatly to the value of the institutions property in one lot land at Waikiki 

collections from antique Hawaii a land in Paupa Valley and a second lot 

Thi curios pneiurfo those gifts 

whiehv were bestowed upon King Ka nt Waikiki It is stipulated that tho 

Inltaua and his suite in his famous cir- Irtnds shall bo charged with the pay 

cumnavigating trjp of tho world Books 

with royal autographs queer presents 

from nueer potentate aud souvenirs 

from the most famous of the ofd world 

fljyalty for the century during wuicn 

Knlnkaua made his tour was one ricl 

in nolnbles are there 

Tho total value of tho estate is set 

at about 115000 in tho will which is 

probably under the real alue as all 

tcstaiuoutary uppraisemonts generally 

fall short of the estimates of the gov- ¬ 

ernment appraisers 

Of this amount about 100000 is 

represented bji real cstuto Bitunted an 

Hawaii Mau and Oahu and tho bal 

ance of 15000 ib the valuation of the 

personal property jewelry and similar 

items 

Xumerqus heirs and legatees and other 

benlficiaries are named in tho will 

Among tho hefrs are Mrs James H 

Boyil and Mrs Tames W Robertson 

his adopted daughters Thomas Cleg 

horn his adopted son and bis three 

grnndnephews 

SENATEC0NTR0L 

PROBABLY LOST 

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With tho details fully nrranged upon 

and tho plans compieto tho department 

of public works will this week adver 

ment to Cleghorn s executors of 1200 

owod him by James Boyd 

The sum of 1000 is bequeathed to 

Mrs JE Jaeger to Archibald Robert- ¬ 

son 1000 revoked in tho codicil to 

Mrs Gcorgo Lucas 1000 to Percy 

Cleghorn 1000 and personal effects to 

nephews Arthur and Frank Cleghorn 

1000 each 

All Mrs Robertson s property from 

tho deceaseds estate goes to her children 

upon her death 

To tho Kaiulaui Homo for Girls 1000 

1ms been donated by tho deceased and 

St Andrews Priory receives the same 

amount Two shares of stock in the 

Pacific Club revert to that institution 

through tho liberality of tho testator 

Tho collection of relics of tho mon- ¬ 

archical days goes to the Bishop Mu- ¬ 

seum and it was valued at 10000 in 

ISpO Somo of them were tho property 

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tise for tenders for tho construction of 

tho wharf which is to bo constructed 

jast Waikiki of tho Alakea wharf nnd 

adjoining naval wharf number two 

Wbili not eo pretentious as tho Ala- ¬ 

kea wharf provided for tho gront Ori 

ent and South Seas passenger llnors 

which mnko Honolulu a port of call it 

will bo on tho samo substantial and 

compieto lines It is to bo eighty foot 

widu and will bo so arranged that it 

can bo thrown open on the1 naval wharf 

against which it will be constructed 

Upon ordinary occasions tho two 

wimrves will bo usod for distinct pur- ¬ 

1 poses 

Tho shed which will protect tho 

wharf ill bo seventy feet wide lcnv 

ing a ten foot margin on its Ewa side 

The wbarf will bo COO foot long with 

the shed extending but 481 foot of 

its length Tho slip between tho pro 

posed structure nnd tho Alakea wharf 

will bo 200 foot wide 

It will bo a ono story shod sovonty 

feet high and constructed similar to 

freight Bheds with howover mora pas 

ongerjfaqilltles than these provide 

Therq jvill be packago rooms on tho 

street ond baggage rooms nnd liko ac- ¬ 

commodations This wharf is to bo 

used by tho steamers of tho Canadian 

Australian line 

2 

Tho largest oriental rug ever brought 

to thiscountry has just been received 

in New- - York It is a Persian carpot 

from the Kirman prorlnce measuring 

nearly soventy fivo feet by fifty foot 

and weighing almost a ton Tho fabric 

is soenty years old and required sixty-five 

years in making 

HANDS NUMB 

x JOINTS SWOLLEN 

AND PAINFUL 

This Minnesota Woman Was in s 

Serious Condition with Rheu- ¬ 

matism but Was Cured by 

Home Treatment 

Mrs J P Christoflcrscn of Dodgt 

CcntcrtMinn whero sho has lived foi 

thirty jearn gives suHcrcrH from rheumatism 

thu benefit of her experience with Br 

Williams Pink Tills as follows 

A few years ago I nasiwerely aflllct 

ed with rheumatism which was brought 

on by exposure to rold The puins were 

in my amis and legs My right hand wm 

crippled eo that I could not aw it and my 

olbow was atlectcil also My shoulders 

wore so sore that I could hardly touch 

them The joints of my feet were so 

swollen and painful that I could just hob ¬ 

ble around Tliera win n nnmlinna In 

my1 hand and it seemed no though It was 

ueau i could put it In Hot wntcr without 

fooling it I feil miserable all over M 

back ached continually I could not rest 

at night without taking drugs to deaden 

the pain 

1 wan treated by a doctor for a time 

but could not poo that his mediemo help ¬ 

ed me My sister wrotu mo ttlmut Dr 

Williams Pink Ill la and 1 bt gau using 

them after I had been Kick for over a 

year I felt that they worn helping me 

altar a short trial The uuinbiiuM gradually 

lift my hand and I licgau to uko It 

I i ould seethut my blood was In better 

condition and I whh ablo to pel around 

w ithout ellort In a ton weeks I was able 

to ilomy homwwork again and hao now 

hud tho rheumatism fuiiro 

The Untie trwument with Dr Williams 

IJnk Pills fiy building up tho bloo l 

w thai it un nourish ami sta ngthon the 

Hiakmiral sjhU ui him made hundrods of 

cure in thu iiiot wnuro ilinordera This 

nMvnl of ciini khould niurit u trial for 

tho riinily which iHgiiarmiuyilfrui from 

ajiUtiM mid In untlrily linrnihwi 

Ktinl tUy forn of tliuiMiwiKlltlon 

of our friHi IkmiIi IhkUMKtMoftlin JlliKnt 

ft kIihwh the Hiiiploin mid riKWiiinioiidi 

tnntutttiii lot iihkI hviuui imumI by in 

iillliiiii or iiiipiiiH MimkI biiiI iiIihi illus 

UhU what tit Ijiiu tnwUuttit luw oo 

0OllllllUl III Mill lIMM SihIIiik fin 

Um huokM iImm nut put Toll lilldnr 11m 

riivhlMl uliUKHtioii 10 try un imIiiimiI 

Ill WillMW Ilik IIIU HID Mt b 

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TO LEAVE S 

Marine Battalion Commandant 

Will Be Relieved by Major 

Neville 

lajor C 0 Ijong U S Marino Corps 

who leaves noxt neck on tho S 8 

China having oeen detached from scr 

vico heroand ordered t Washington 

gives anarowell dinner this ovening at 

his homei for his brother ofllcors of tho 

corps and oa Saturday night tho officers 

attached to tho local battalion of ma ¬ 

rines will tender him n farewell dinner 

Mapr Nevillo will relievo Major 

Long arriving on tho Korea on Mon ¬ 

day from tho lhnlnland Major Long 

will go before an examining board for 

promotion nnd will shortly wear tho 

Insignia of a llcutennnt coloncl Ho 

nitty bo ordered to duty at tho hoad 

quarters of tho corps in Washington 

POURS DELUGE OF 

M W Littleton Thunders Loudly 

Against Former Presidents 

Conduct 

NMW YORK October 20 A now 

turn wns given to tho attack on CoLj 

to doturmlno whether tho individual has 

gained his proporty to the bonefit of 

the community and whether ho 1b keep 

ing it to thu benefit of tho community 

Tho vast region of Mr Poosovclts 

political economy ho has peopled with 

n law inado race of men nuu women 

who gropo their way iu tho very fog 

of diffuso nnd unrelated powers In 

the wido ran go of his native mind ho 

has never encountered a structure of 

authority which lie would not change 

u form of government which ho would 

not alter a society which ho would 

not transform In the long reach of 

his ample and enriched years ho has 

novcr met with a philosopher whom hu 

would not advise a tcachor whom ho 

would not instruct a soldior whom ho 

would not command a king whoso 

scepter ho would not wield a roll 

which he would not rowrlte a reli 

gion which he would not reoruanlro 

n civilization he would not reconstruct 

In government bound by no law 

in life bound by no policy In inter- - 

Itniimn lintivirl lui ttn ntinnlinmntoi in 

debate bound by no record in socioty 

uonno oy no conventions in conduct 

bound by no tradition in attack 

bound by no strategy In rotreafr 

bound by no order in ambition 

bound by no limit ho towors today tho 

embodiment of conscious and uncon ¬ 

strained power Ho is tho final conclusive 

and dogmatic answer to tho 

riddles of tho unlvcrso 

ARMY ENGINEER TO 

SUCCEED NEWELL 

WASHINGTON October 20 Root 

ganlzatlon of tho reclamation service 

with a view to greater efficiency and 

greater economy has boon begun by 

Secretary Hallinger of tho inlorior department 

Within a short limo Fred 

crick II Newell director of tho rccla 

tion scrvico will resign to mnko way 

for an army engineer It has been determined 

to bring this branch of tho 

interior department under the jurisdiction 

of tho engincors corpj of tho 

nrmy although its head will continue 

to bo tho secretary of tho interior 

Secretary Ilalliuger took up tho mat 

ter personally with Prenldent Tnft today 

and it was said that tho Presi 

dents viows with regard to what ought 

to bo dono coincided with thoso of Hal 

linger 

Two of tho army engineers alio took 

part In tho conference and tho President 

was given n clour idea as to the 

plans under consideration 

Many thouuuids of dollars annually 

are expected to be taved hi a roault of 

this ruorguiihuitiuii Ouiulilurnblo du 

plication will lie lone nwiiy with 

PORTUGUESE REVOLUTION 

COST SIXTY ONE LIVES 

UimUiN 1oiUgil KovMubcr 0 ft 

nil ilnmd mi mil by hm41 iiMjutti 

wi imm w nti Au iiiu ir iWi 

liu 

tfc im officially reported but during 

biiSM ItU 12 

Ike All t lit llr IVUliuiii rtut ikvuIuIiiiu wLIrl uuidf lir 

N0kiuy iwiukiwim4j Ty lugul rrpulll mil on vrr klllit 

f ml tttut bi4dii yud hicMmih lJri 

WESTJOINS EAST 

IN POLIU 

UPSET 

Kerns Gets to Washington Des- 

pite 

Defeat by Sunny Jim 

Sherman in 1908 

TAKES PLACE OF BEVERIDGE 

The Democrats Will Have Ma- 

jority 

of 29 in Houso and 

Big Senate Vote 

WASHINGTON Novombor JO Th 

Inst returns from tho Stntos holding 

congressional elections show tho Demo- ¬ 

crats 

to have elected 2i2G roprosantv 

tlves to tho house against tho Repub 

licans 1C5 This gives tho former 

minority party a working majority of 

twouty niuo in tho houso 

Kern to Senate 

INDIANAPOLIS Novombor 10 

The election of a Domocratio leglslaturs 

In this Stnto ends tho sonntorial caroir 

of Albert J Bovcridgo for tho nonce 

as his term expires this year Tho now 

legislation will send Kern former 

Democratic vlco prosidontinl candidate 

to the sonnto 

Orogon Democratic 

PORTLAND Novombor 10 Tho 

congressional count has not yet onded 

in tilts State but tho present totals In ¬ 

dicate that West Democrat is probably 

elected 

Colorado in Lino 

DBNVEIt Novombor 10 Shafroth 

Democrat has been reelected governor 

of Colorado Now Stato Solid 

GUTlIItlU Oklahoma Novombor 10 

Leo Cruco has been elected to tho 

houso to represent this Stato and will 

acid to tho Democratic voto 

With a Shed Over Almost Its 

Full Length 

iiivutiuri juiosuvtii nnu ms now na- ¬ 

tionalism by Martin W Llttloton 

Democratic candidate for congress in 

the Oyster Bnydistrict In an address 

last night at Carnegie Hall 

Tho new nationalism ho said 

has Its source in tho Abiding dlsro 

spoct Mr Ifoosovqjt has constantly 

shown towards our form of republic 

whiijh has cnusod him to show dis- ¬ 

satisfaction with tho public men of 

this country ire has not yot com ¬ 

pleted his symposium of mediocrity lie 

nils not jot coucludcd his cataloguo of 

incompetents but Micro seems to bo null 

to hr President scheduled to fall un 

uer ids condemnation Aud this Presi ¬ 

dent awaiting no doubt his plnco in 

this hall of infamy is ono that Mr 

loosovclt himself created It is n 

pathetic picture of broken friendship 

it is a sad commontnry upon the stabili ¬ 

ty of political allegiance to sco a pa- ¬ 

tient just earnest plain and nigged 

judgo who occupies tho position of 

Presidont almost crowded out of his 

place and excluded from tho preroga ¬ 

tives of his office by a man who con ¬ 

tinues to reign wherever and over 

whomsoever he may 

Is it any woudor thou that ho 

preaches now nationalism f Has 

ho not said that the executivo must 

bo tho steward of tho public wolfarot 

rind has ha not said it is not enough 

thai tho gaining md keeping of a for 

tuno is no damage to the community 

Wo must sco to it that no man shall 

gain and ltoep a fortuno unless the 

gaining and keeping of1 it shall bo a 

benefit to the community 

Thus Bhall tho stoward of the pub- ¬ 

lic wolfaro bo established as a tribunal 

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Lynching in Texas Results in 

Wild Anti American Outbreak 

in Mexico City 

MEXICO CITV Novombor 10 Tha 

traditional dislike of tho Mexicans for 

tho Americans Hashed into firo horo 

yestorday and resulted in wbolosalo 

rioting It was directly causod by tho 

burning of Antonio ltodriguoz at the 

stake in Itock Springs Texas ltod- ¬ 

riguoz was aqcuscd of an unsptakolblo 

murder and was given little morcy by 

tho crowd when captured 

Mobs attacked the oluco of tho 

Moxico Herald the American news ¬ 

paper here last night breaking nil tho 

windows Blightly injuring somo of tho 

employ en Demonstrations in tho nf 

tornoon in front of the American busi- ¬ 

ness houses wore renewed last night and 

much tlumugo was dono 

An American fine was torn from its 

I polo stripped into picceB and trumplbdt 

j in tho dirt under foot Tho Hon of 

Anrbasndor Wilson and sovoral other 

Americans woro nssaultod in tho streets 

and with difficulty saved thomsolves 

Students m a re hod through the streets 

creating tho wildest disorder Thoy 

woro followed by Felix Diaz tho chief 

of police nnd Sonor Casasus formorly 

ambassador to Washington and now 

govornor of the city in automobiles 

nnd no attempt was made by these officials 

to intorfcre 

Iu a later demonstration tho mob at ¬ 

tacked tho office of tho Imparcial anil 

partly wrecked tho plant As this was 

Mexican proporty tho police intorfcrel 

and chnrging killed threo of tho riot 

ors which only served to incrcaso tho 

rage of tho mob against tho Americans 

Two hundred arrests havo bocn mado 

on this last instance Tho Moxican 

press is violent in Us denunciation of 

America and Americans 

Protest Entered 

WASHINGTON Novombor 10 Tho 

Mexican ambassador has formorly en 

tcrod a vigorous protest to tho stato 

department against tho burning of An- ¬ 

tonio Jtodrigucz in Toxas and inter 

nntlonnl complications may onsuo An 

explanation apology and indomnlty 

may bo asked 

LOS ANGELES HAD 

GREAT GROWTH 

WASHINGTON Nnvnmln1- in fl 

latust census firlTPH Tirnnnroil lirnxr tlM 

population of Los Angoles on tho day 

of enumeration to Imvo boon 310198 

souls This is an Incrcaso of 211 per 

cent the largest so far recorded any 

where Tho pliouomonal growth is par ¬ 

tially oxplalnod 1y tho frequont an ¬ 

nexations of adjacent towns mndo by 

me soutucru cull tornlii metropolis 

HIL0 MAY HAVE A 

MEDICAL SOCIETY 

HIM November 7 Owing to tho In 

orpaio in thu number of modfoal moil 

on thu liluud of Hawaii due to it 

growth and dvloniiimit urrurigmntmu 

nrt lining iimdd fur tho orgaiilutluii of 

MMicai ucity m iiuo slid It I 

ilxuly iu Imminh an uslunllly within 

fw Hks Tim growlnu lltl for 

miliary uprvlhin und that thu III 

Isitud iliyliiu may hutu son a vofifr 

ill icrrlUrml couuit IwitUiiuM urn U 

mm n iiiuIivm for lliu uiutwiiiMii wWali 

iiibr ii livnrSnai ii it wuultf Twn 

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COAAERCIAL R E VI EW a 

Business and Finance 

BUSINESS WITH ISLANDS million dollars in 1900 tn twrlv n tmlllon 

IAST YEAR in 1010 also tlioso of cotfbn from 1cm 

More than one third of tlio mcrchan- - tlinn eight million in 1100 to Hovcntcen 

disc entering the United States last nnd a lmlf million in 1010 and gums 

year was u iropicni production states irom seven million to tmrtcen and a 

a rcjwrt rutn tho department of com- - unit million dollars 

mere 3 nnd labor With tho growing In the sugar supply of the United 

dcmuid of our manufacturers for trop- - Stitos now nlmdst exclusively of do 

ical products for ufo in their great in- - mestic nml tropical origin Hawaii plays 

dustrios nnd the increasing require- - an important part tjio arrival from 

ment of our population for foodstuffs tnlt Territory In the fiscal year 1910 

produced only in tropical and sublrop- - wiving amounted to one billion and 

ical climates the dependence of tho sexontv three million pounds for sugar 

United States upon the tropics steadily uovoNo 10 Dutch standard Porto 

and rapidly increases Tropical nnd Jico flve Ifcd nnd ixty nino mil 

subtropical products brought into con 

1 nni1 tc Philippines onn hundred 

tinental United States in the fiscal1 ml seventy nx million pounds Of tho 

year 1D10 aggregated C30 million dol 

lars in value against 333 million in 

1D0O 23 million in 1S90 and 212 mil ¬ 

lion in 1S80 Tho share which tropical 

and subtropical products formed of tho 

merchandise entering the Unit 

a numuitics 

it v in r I America nml tlio 

HV j nwn tv J11 tint 

Nearly one hundred million dollars 

worth of tlio tropical and subtropical 

merchandise entering continental Uni 

States last year came from our 

own islands The total valuo of mer 

chandise brought from those islands in 

tho fiscal year 1910 was ninety six mil- 

lion dollars practically nil of which 

was of course of tropical production 

leaving tioout fivo hundred and forty 

million dollars worth of tropical ma 

terial drawn from foreign countries In 

3900 ibo value of merchandise drawn 

from tropical islands undor tho United 

States Jlng was but thirty million 

dollars tlie contributions of our own 

tropical arca to the tropical require 

ments of the United States having 

uua ircuicu in mc last decade Mean 

lima the exports from tho United 

States to these tropical islands under 

the American flair havo irrnwn fmm 

twenty million dollars in 1000 to sixty-- 

four million in 1910 having thus 

muro man iremed in tlio period 

ju iuioilun 

ine principal articles forming this 

largo importation of tropical products 

aro sugar coffee india rubber tobjjeco 

eilk fruits and nuts fibers cotton veg ¬ 

etable oils coins and ten In nnMi 

of these articles the total exceeds ten 

million dollars nor nnnum rnnuinrr frnm 

twelve million dollars in tho caso of 

cocoa and manufactures thereof to ono 

hundred and seventy two millian do- 

llars 

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in tho caso of sugar Other arti- 

cles of tropical production whoso an- 

nual 

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importations rango from a quarter 

million to nearly ten million dollnrs in- 

clude 

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cinchona bark cabinet woods 

eorkt dyewood feathor indigo ivory 

uc iw uuu uii upturn rice sago 

and tapioea spices sponges vanilla 

beans and vegetable oils Of tropical 

sugar tho imports have doubled in valuo 

in ten years having increased from 

ighty six million dollars in 1000 to 

one hundred and seventy two million in 

lDlff India rubber imports increased 

um luiriy ono and tnrcc lourtlis mil 

lion dollars in 1000 to one hundred and 

one and one fourth million in tho fiscal 

year just ended Imports of coffeo havo 

crown from fifty two and ono half 

million dollars m 1000 to sixty nine and 

nnfl illk ah m 1 m r llltl 

vuu uau UlUUVU 1U 1JJ1U WU1JU UlUCr im- 

portant increases during tho samo 

period include fruits and nuts from 

nineteen and a quarter million to nearly 

forty one million dollars unmanufac- 

tured silk from forty five mid a third 

to over sixty seven million dollnrs to- 

bacco- nnd manufactures thorcof from 

fifteen and two thirds million to thirty 

nine and a quarter million dollars and 

ibere from twenty four and a quarter 

million dollars to thirty two and a half 

millian dollnrs Tea imports havo noti 

materially increased during tho decade 

kavine been in 1000 ten nnd a half 

million nnd in 1010 thirteen and two 

thirds million dollnrs a sum consider- 

ably less than the figures of 1SS0 1905 

and 1003 Imports of cocoa and choco- 

late have meantime doubled from six 

Tacoma is building a 750 000 union 

passenger station 

It K rtVMYMnl tn nn1 n 1A llln 

in Seattle with i seating capacity of 

The United States government is be 

Ihr nrijed to authorize the coinngo of 

2 ceat pieces 

The National Torestry Association 

will Rive 100000 to Yale University 

forestry school 

A store of men were hurt when n 

luge biRirht r collapsed nt a Pittsburc 

boiiDf- - exliibition 

A Montreal blind pool operator has 

bscooded ftrr swindling clients out 

f nearly 000000 

A Chicago judge considers life im 

pnaonment a more suero punishment 

than the death peiinlty 

Potatoes weighing from three to fivo 

tiun I1 raUHl ln ho State 

of WniAington without irrlgntion 

Nw Xonlnnd propows to luaugurnto 

press agency at Vancouver to Rttrnct 

toumts and investors to that country 

Ono of the taut oUicial nets of lovor 

or Ilugbm of New York whs the ap 

pointment of a board of oinbnIwliitr in 

ipevton 

The average duration o life n 

creaaftH two eart every to said 

IHif Walter V Wilcox iu a Ucturo at 

loihnH Uirrlty 

Kiru in Dm Uxh yard of th muU 

1- - ruilHy t ToU KaMat d 

tfiywi iinf ImnilrH freight can a 

m r 1huI auooo 

Twiv liuadred aebuoi tftli U 

Lnrn comity la uu to form a 

miWn m4 Urum uiniiu r at iha Amt 

mm tmUim t lnimr 

lllHtl0B jt 

WW4 n wtm a uii ii mi ul Im i tltxvi 

a air iui an httmui i i i 

UMCMBtS f llikt MUrlll 

HmMBJ Kll H munlvlvl nil 

ijjrlii Umttti Hbt unil iic ui 

fMWfttMi In fumintiy Mf ring I 

HAWAIIAN GAZETTE FRIDAY NOVEMBER 11 1010 -S-EM1AVEEKLY 

ffilllL 

-i-- STi 

lorcign sugnr imported by far tho 

greater part enmo from Cuba three 

billion fivo hundred and ten million 

pounds three hundred and fifteen mil- 

lion pounds from the Dutch East Indies 

i 

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Htnt 

ted 

iili 

from South 

West Indies nM 

from Cubn nnd Porto Rico already 

mentioned Nearly ono thiid of tho 

tinrty two million dollars worth of im- 

ported fibers consists of mnnlln grown 

in the Philippine Islands From foreign 

countries tho imports of coffee in 1010 

aggregated eight hundred and seventy 

four million pounds while two and one 

third million enmc from Hawaii and 

103350 pounds from Porto Itico Of 

tobacco the imports from foreign coun- 

tries 

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amounted to thirty nine nnd pne 

quarter million dollars of which one 

nnif two thirds million camo from the 

Philippines fivo and two thirds million 

dollars worth from Porto Rico Im- 

ports of fruits aad nuts --from foreign 

countries aggregated forty ono million 

dollnrs last year less than ono half mil- 

lion dollars worth having como from 

the Philippine Islands whilo shipments 

from Hawaii wero valued at one and 

three quarters and those from Porto 

ltico at ono and two thirds million 

dollnrs 

FINANCIAL REVIEW 

i With trading slight throughout tho 

wcuk quotations generally dormant 

the stock market rounded out its last 

week beforo tho general elections yes- 

terday Tho market is no more than 

normal undor existing conditions which 

tond only to leave it stagnated until 

the matters now pondine all of which 

directly effect stock quotations aro 

decided one way or the other Advcrso 

decision on tboso samo matters will re- 

sult 

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in tho market remaining much as 

it is at present with tho weakness 

sligtly moro accentuated and favorable 

action will sorvo to strengthen and glvo 

it a boost out of the doldrums 

Ono feature of tho weeks trading 

has been the persistency with which it 

nas stucK to tne stocks or liiglier value 

Not until the end of-- tho week did tho 

low priced stocks como in for much 

attontion Wainlua was an especial 

favorite so far as favorites wero nn- - 

parent at all and figured extensively 

in tho market of tho first three days of 

tuo wcoic opening at luuou it drop 

ped tho fraction on Monday and re- 

mained steady at tho flat figure for tho 

balance of tlio wcok 

One notablo sale was mndo on Mon 

day when livo hundred shares of Hn- - vww Huu 

Sucar hands a 

block 17000 one tho 32000000 

shares on Tues- - worth fibers 

day was followed by smaller but yet 

suustantini uiocks in tlio samo stock 

With the exception 14000 of Pio- - 

neor which was sold Thursday others 

large sales wero noted 

The valuo of tho stocks sold sellinc 

values figured wero as follows 

Monday 4S37u 

Tuesday 21075 

Wednesday 310525 

Thursday 1G28375 

Friday 2323125 

Saturday 307525 

Total 95117375 

Bv stocks 

2S0 Porto 

career left an cstnto of 18000 

The ncmeof silliness has been reach 

ed by Now York society women who 

havo adopted tho Parisian fad carry ¬ 

ing n doll with them when autotnobil 

ing 

For the second tlmo in its history 

Bollhaven College one of the oldest 

colleges for females ia Mississippi was 

dstroyed by flro nt Jackson at a loss 

of 50000 

Tho Rev T C Ahearn a Catholic 

priest of Boulder Montana was found 

dead in a Spokano with an empty 

carbolic acid bottle by his side indicat ¬ 

ing suicide 

David Pearce Pcnhallow professor 

McGIll University of 

Montreal since 1883 died aboarM tho 

btcamer Lnko Manitoba while en routo 

to Liverpool 

Real estate prices in tho apple dis 

trict Washington havo advanced 

rapidly a farm being recently sold for 

05000 that was bought five vears ago 

frt 41 Q Kft 

Training dogs for military servico 

Alaska is advocated by General Maus 

who commands the troops in that north- 

ern Territory in a report the secre ¬ 

tary war 

Tho war department will particlpatl 

in tho iledicntiou the monument to 

General Oglethorpe tho English founder 

tho colouy Georgia nt Savanah 

on November 

Brigadier Gcnornl Mycr commanding 

tho dopnrtiiieut of Texns sayn that tho 

nww lKKing introduced tit the nrmy ii 

u ilemmlilB than th onu with tlio 

lrji under tho foot 

loli n I Itediuuud the IrWu leador 

iu au lutirvlmv at Toledo etattxl 

that Iwuie rule fur Im 

laud would be Mtiled viay or thuJ 

uiuer uuiiuk Auveuliir 

Thr wmiiau and one man arli r 

puted iu yvar uf him 

wara amiuK iUom rMUd Hba Ta 

liruke out U of tha Dautflilert 

of Jaaob In New York 

Klfty urtlN trwc4 Kraal y 

tow thnrMtbawHttu aloag Ike il f 

HHtak UorHhurdt t ihu walked 

d ilia Kinik Prnul 

Inn r I Jroili l ew iik 

liiifli II v li WuHeAni r 

lil i Muit KaaUutil u 

ui al rfxayu all kimbuwu 

THE WORLDS LARGEST SUGAR REFINERY 

riant of the American Sugar Refining Company built near New Orleans tho 

site of tlio first sugar house in that section 

shares at 28000 

Onhu Sugar Company 780 shares at 

2000125 

Hawaiian Sugar Company C20 shares 

at 10880 

Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar 

Company 50 shares at 1700 

Piuneer Mill Company 80 shares at 

1JU0 

Ewa Plantation Company 113 shares 

nt 320275 

Kokaha Sugar Company 10 shares nt 

2050 

Honolulu Rapid Transit 15 shares at 

101250 

Olaa Sugar Company 330 Bhnres 

156875 

McBryde Sugar Company 305 shares 

at 1405025 

Honolulu Brewery 5 shares at 

103125 

Honokna Sugar Company 35 shares 

at 48123 

Trading yesterday was almost con- 

fined to McBryde nine small blocks 

bo 

of 

as 

changing hands principally during December delivery do not see 

session Brewery came for little probability of refiners 

attontion as did Ewn Notwithstnnd- - noxious exports for same 

the numerous sales McBryde ot us much early made will bo 

strengthened was quoted at required use at home as far 

Tho for ias Austria is concerned to Indii 

II II Tv Ii 1G 10750 J considerable di-- 

McBryde 10 a 4375 10 sugar our market There are 

10 450 CO 50 however fairly largo supplies of white 

iii iou ou n Jau 4U 15 cfi 

400 rwa 10 2875 10 2875 20 

Oahu Sugar 5 2075 

Hon B M 10 20025 15 

2UU2o O a 20U25 20 iO 20U23 

OFFICIAL STATISTICS 

Tn the sugnr supply of tho United 

States now almost exclusively of do- 

mestic and tropical origin Hawaii plays 

an important part says tho Bureau of 

Statistics Bulletin in an article on tho 

consumption of tropical fruits Tho ar- 

rivals from that Territory in tho fiscal 

year amounted to 1073000000 

pounds for sugar not above No 10 

Dutch standard Torto Rico 500000000 

pounds and tho Philippines 170000000 

pounds Of the foreign sugar imported 

by far tho greater part camo from 

Cuba 3510000000 pounds 315000000 

pounds from tho Dutch East Indies and 

smaller quantities from South America 

nnd flin Wnefr Tidin naliln frnm f lin 

w MUW 

waiian chanced in sinclo Porto already mentioned 

involving over Anothor Nearly third of 

sale of 100 of Wainlua of imported consists of 

of 

of 

of botany at 

of 

in 

to 

of 

of 

of of 

24 

old 

tin- - of 

one 

be neady lou 

in Uoaie 

irr 

lvi4 

at 

tho 

tho 

maniln crown iu tho Philippine islands 

From foreign countries the imports of 

coffeo in 1910 aggregated 874000000 

pounds 2133000 camo from Ha ¬ 

waii nnd 103350 pounds from Porto 

Rico Of tobacco tho imports from for- 

eign countries amounted to 30250000 

of which 1000000 came from the Phil- 

ippines 5000000 worth from Porto 

Itico Imports of fruits nuts from 

foreign countries aggregated 41010 

000 year less than worth 

having come tho Philippine Is 

lands while shipments from Hawaii 

were valued at 1750000 and tlioso 

Wainlua Agricultural Company from Rico at 1000000 

hotel 

nutxHiiu 

from 

sales 

to participate actively in national State 

anu municipal auairs or government 

Startinc with November continu 

ing until March the minimum sum 

wiin wnicn an lntcnainc immigrant can 

enter Canada will bo 50 unless ho is 

tssured of a position as farm laborer 

Albert tho prince of Monaco linn 

granted tho establishment of n national 

treasury through tho operation of 

which tho revenues of the prjncipality 

and those of the prince will be kept dis- 

tinct 

German geographers who havo always 

doubted Christopher Columbus clu m to 

tho title of discoverer of America havo 

on further investigation arrived at tho 

conclusion tunt Ho is entitled to tho 

honor 

E Sterling Gunn Jr aged sixteen 

son of the rector nf Trlnitv Tniannl 

Church nt Natchez Mississippi of 

blood poisoninc resultinc from injuries 

sustained during a practise game of 

jouiuau 

Tho unknown man whose hullet-ner- - 

foratcd body was found In tho outskirts 

of Victoria British Columbia on Oc- 

tober 

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0 is declared to bo John Cava 

Icri street preacher from Garvanza 

Los Angeles 

Tho treasury department reports that 

new counterfeit ten dollar bank note 

on the First National Bank of Portland 

Oregon is in circulation nlto a 

dollar tiOto on the Mechanics and Metals 

Bank of York 

Thero was a soquol to the Cnppcu 

murder oatc in London when the high 

court inflicted n fine of 1000 or As 

Blatant Kdltor Itrrli for oontempt of 

aonrt in permitting the publication In 

London Chronicle of a stnry niicrt 

lltjr flint Doctor Crlpnen had lulled 

hyoMdn ami had emitWtid In I he niur 

der of bin uiie The eourt ordered tlmt 

lerrli be imprlioufd until tlu tin wg 

paid Oerar Hlruui la to have aLd 

1reldeiil Tuft ii relieve hi in of hU 

out riilrl NtHlf ftlubaMVdur O 

Turkay berautr hv nrved ibrM 

yum I nualuiiimople wliiih in kll 

opinion we ciioiigli 

light m it u of li uure tuuioil 

Inilid Mali fuuei mloit uf ileb 

nl I t iiimiiiIi iiiv i m ujner 

klllxl iu lk Mi Vi wii lire onla 

aaajtuauitr UM a Uuqucl la llag 

EUROPEAN MARKET 

Tlio London Grocers Gazette Octo- 

ber 

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1 says Owing to tho glorious 

weather provailing hero nnd all over 

the continent the expectation of beara 

that tho Leet crop will reach a huge 

total has imbued them fresh rnnr 

age and n further heavy raid on new 

crop has been made Consequently val 

ues have again suffered a sovero fall iu 

tho sjieculativ market It is noteworthy 

that neltlidr fabricants nor refiners on 

the continent seem Inclined to offer ac- 

tual 

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sugar on the basis of paper beet 

and it will be a source of gratification 

to the trade when a level of prices can 

bo found upon which thoy can work 

with soini confidence Wo fear how 

evei that this will not arccrtaincd 

until a plentiful supply new crop 

sugar becomes available Meanwhil 

there is considerable premium to b 

dissipnted snot sucar todav is still 

about 2s pertewt above quotations for 

We any 

in a continental being 

to press time 

ing sugar 

and last for and 

150 sales day wore 

have been which will 

450 vert from 

450 30 450 

o 

1010 

and Rico 

whilo 

and 

last 500000 

from 

and 

died 

a 

n 

five 

New 

tho 

pun 

aaid 

hud 

In 

iiiiii 

with 

a 

lavas arrived and arriving fetill to bo 

disposed of here 

BEET SUGAR DIVIDENDS 

The question of common dividends on 

American Beet Sugar was not discussol 

at tho meeting of directors recently 

nor is there any likelihood of tho mat- 

ter 

¬ 

coming up for action during tho 

remainder of the calendar year By 

the end of next March the company 

will have paid off its borrowings put- 

ting 

¬ 

out at interest such moneys as 

shall come in from time to time re- 

quired by the falling due of the notes 

With the liquid payables wiped out tho 

matter of common dividends will be 

much more timely than at the present 

time s 

Reports from the manufacturing en I 

of the companys business continue 

good but the sharp decline in the price 

of raws accelerated by the 5preckclsi 

campaign on the Coast has cut down 

tho margin of profit Otherwise the 

situation is unchanged nnd barring un- 

foreseen developments the current fiscil 

year should be one of the best the com 

pany has yet experienced 

BIG ISLAND PHONE 

BUSINESS GROWING 

IIILO November 4 The nilo Tele j 

phono Company is preparing to moot 

tho expansion of its business by increas 

ing its plant Manager Richards has 

sent to the Coast to ascertain what is 

liest suited for this climate whero thero 

is more or less rainfall anu wnero 

most of the telephoning is long dis 

tance work A largo switchboard is in 

evitable and is now needed in order to 

facilitate the exchange work 

vnnd tho roll was called for the last 

time 

Capital punishment for white 

slavers was ndvocnted by Mrs Alico 

S White iu an address to the women 

nnd girls of Chicago She said that 

there wero moro thnn 1000 men in Chi- 

cago engaged in tralllcking in whito 

slaves 

Election night will be dry in Now 

York after the regular closing hours 

Moro than two hundred applications for 

all night licenses to hotels and restau- 

rants 

¬ 

were received by Mayor Gaynor 

but ho announced that all such requests 

would be refused 

Announcement was mnde that Ainml 

W Wricht has nresented to the crnnd 

lodge of Michigan Free and Accepted 

Masons tho Alma Sanitarium for a 

masonic homo to replnco tho ono burned 

nt Grand Hnpids last February Mr 

Wright is not a Mason 

Sam Lee fifty yenrs old Bald to b 

tho only Chinese farmer in Virginia is 

dead ntDennya btntion eight miles cast 

of Norfolk Ho went there fifteen years 

ago opened a store nnd after accu 

inulnting a little money cultivated a 

farm with great success 

Word liao becn received at tho navy 

branch nt Ottawa from the admiralty 

thnt copies of the plans of veesols which 

will constitute the Cnnndlnn navy aro 

now on their way to Ottawa As boob 

as they arrivo they will bo on viow to 

such linns ns desire to tende 

After shooting Peter Arnold a 

wealthy sheepnmn nf La Junta Colo ¬ 

rado William Hnrdesty foromnn for a 

rival ranch probably siivtil Arnold 

life by binding up liii wouudto keep 

him from blooding to dwith lie then 

reported the iliootlng nnd turrundurcd 

Tliro hundred woman nml children 

ran pmiieetrlakeil Horn tho Hnt Con 

peKHtiuua LHHrtU uf Oak Iark Cbl 

oagu wkeu ntilniJ w tamiwrary 

tMt eiauted for U prtaeuUtlou of 

M IlalJownan tly aiugMt Are ml 

threatened the dtriiftloa of tit build 

loktrnor Mtuart and HtT two rl 

mm I of natuiual guard of ranayl 

tenia aud vrlrrun aojiiierii aud tailuil 

Willi a al tin mill of private ill 

ilviiieled lh hjjlei wewotiai nan 

ervrlal iu Iltubuif te lb mu t 

AJWtfltfiiy coMiy wkw iVtugla ia la 

Civil War 

The Sugar Market 

PHILIPPINE SUGAR 

Dr G E Ncsom director of agricul- 

ture 

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of the Philippines recontly mndo 

a tour of tho insular possessions to 

ntudy sugirproduction In the group tho 

subsequent interview with him appeari- 

ng- fn the Mnnlla Cablenews of Octo ¬ 

ber 14 

Tho hacicndaros of Ncgros and 

other sugar growing parts are groatly 

discouraged at tho decline iu tho prices 

of sugnr ho said I havo tried to 

impress upon them tho necessity of pro- 

ducing 

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JlOOd SUUar as Hood n tlinf nm 

duced in tithor parts of the world Wo 

in the Philippines are as a matter of 

fact tho only neonle tirodueinir infWln 

sugar and when the buyers shako thoir 

ueuus anu say iney do not want to buy 

Our sutrar it is tint hpiniian tfcm- - Ann tt 

j want sugar but because thoy aro after 

good sugnr nnd can buy it in Jnva or 

Sugar crowing in tho Philippines 

has a great future before it but it will 

never be prolitablo until tho methods 

of milling aro subjected to reform Mill- 

ing 

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mtjst bo modernized If you look 

nt any catnloguo of willing machinery 

uiiu juck out mo moso ancient stylo of 

apparatus for tho preparation of sugar 

therein you will find just what we have 

here Wo aro at least forty years bo 

hind the times and until wo get up to 

dato and adopt more modern methods 

our sugnr will not find a profitable 

mnrket anywhere 

So great is the supply of sugnr In 

Formosa that tho Japaneso have recent ¬ 

ly decided td put a high tariff on Im 

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS 

Entered of Record November 2 1910 

Oliff Peterson ct nl by Mtgee to 

John J Grnco Pore Entry 

Mnui Auto Co Ltd to First Natl 

Bank of Wniluhu CM 

Olaa Sugnr Co Ltd to W It Ship- - V 

man jj 

Graco Pilgrim to William itcaV - 

Tr m 

Lum Clung nnd wf to L TsenKong D 

Joseph K Kahee to Francis Gny D 

J II Schimck andwf to James E 

Westbrooke jj 

rrcnt Trust to Ltd Tr to Kaimuki 

Jrtgee 

Wotherbee 

Protestant Cli 

von 

hab Benjamin 

Co 

Est 

Ah 

Mercantile 

wf 

wf S10 

rtatrt1 

aim wf An- - 

Mc- - 

Nahinuholo 

dispatch 

President 

aro con- 

stantly the 

of anarchistic condemning 

tho 

members tho 

ho Can 

non be sinccro and 

any man Jennings 

behalf 

Democratic candidate for 

Mr 

Manning 

first 

tho 

nese sealskins 

bv 

for seals tho 

over 

for tho 

performing 

Doctor 

physician of 

bit 

morphine physician his 

rest protested his of tho 

against hun asserting flit 

oporntion was 

the 

now sclioduleto 

Pennsylvania Railroad 

wero of 

members Brotherhood of Loco- 

motive Engineers In Washington be 

105 

ungineoni 130 from 125 

far iiie 

uUo freight 

ten 

DBPENBE 

TJiU 

talk the the farm 

puauwoHU 

the CtiaMUauUiti 

Wnr 

tu far 

planlaliua ie tr 

tea uf 

tho 

formosan industry 

NEW EEFINERy 

SANTA California 

up acreage for beet 

bo built at Huntington 

in the future puts Orange county 

well in tho for production 

the projected factory bo tho 

in the confines of 

of southern California 

now factory will bo built by tho Holly 

jomPnny offi 

cials of the company arriving nt 

Huntington 

ino locality 

wero W Wiley president 

manager of tho Holly Sugar 

Company Rogers corpor- 

ations attorney and S Sinsheimer 

constructing engineer Individually 

these men are wealthy ana com- 

pany represent gilt 

standing factory is to 

bo new machinery 

construction Two successful fac- 

tories ono of 1000 tons capacity at 

and another capacity 

at Swink Colorado show operating 

ability of the Holly companv It is 

said that Huntington Beach peoplo are 

quite that tho new plant 

be operation tho 1911 beet 

product 

factories already operation in 

this county are tlioso located 

Alia and Los third one 

bo located 

has been secured acrcaco nn 

construction practically under way 

and 

Tr Co Ltd 

Estof bv S D 

Airngst d 

L S of Est 

Bishop jr 

See and by Tr and wf toirs 

of q Allen 1 

Co Ltd George Car- 

ter pa 

Wm Kekumano KaololoRel 

LKirkpatrick Sackett 

John nnd wf to Manuel 

Madeiros 

Rhodes 0 Rhodes Ltd D 

Land Co Ltd d Entered of Record November 5 1910 

Anin nee Fat u Pralk L Wob3ter by 0na 

Tr to Alexander TTruni n irii 

Lazarus b 1 PrUlk Webster byMtgco 

RM Ovcrend Trent Trust Co Charles 

I Ad Antonia dos Santos ct al Maria 

Alexander by Mtgee to j Calouro r 

M Vatson Tr r0rc Affdt Epis in II 

Alexander by Mtgee Bank Ltd M 

TTGrrP Felaiid p Michioka to J Fugita D 

Watfrliouse Trust Co Ltd to Fujiniura to von Hamm 

Ellen D Shaw D Co Ltd CM 

Ifaatani t0 voa Hamm Young J Dorego to Hamm Young Co 

Co Ltd CM Ltd CM 

Emma Clark and hsb to Bank Andrew Cox wf to James R 

ltd M Tdd r 

Silva and to 11 Dondero to Pierre Baron D 

Dole Kaholona to J A Maguire D 

Halcakala Hart ot al by mtgee Pauhao Kalua al to Hilo Rail- - 

McDowall D road 

Cnrvricht Sr ot al Trs i j Vv 

Anastasia McDowdll - D 3j EccV1 Nocmbor 7 

Anastnsia McDowall Trs of 

l Tom PonK- - A L 

W C Lunalilo M - to S Abu Consent 

Lucia K Ilakuole and to Laha- - Koloa Co et al to John 

ina Agrctl Co Ltd icaJros- - Bond 

William K Chilton Sr Affdt H 0o and to Emma 

Mnry Monis to Ching See D Crabbe et al D 

Arthur Gav by Atty to Antono Kina Kawaihau and hsb J Ai 

de Costa 1101 frcd Magoon D 

Frnnk Blake and to Hawn Gilm al to V Geary M 

Electric Co Ltd M Hamm loung Co 

Helen N Rosa to Fred Harrison D clv i 

Wilham Savage Tr D 

Entered of November 4 1910 Mr3 E Nawahl William Mc- - 

J Fnustino to A L 

tono Tiorba D John Kaukaliu to William 

Antono Faus- - Inerny Consent 

tino Mrs Emily Day George F 

Wilson Feaglor to Mary A Straub 

nnd hsb Mnry Steward Young Ping L 

A from Paris states that 

FnllieVes aud tho rncmbers 

of the being guarded 

result of tho appearance 

an circular 

the ministers to death because of 

conviction of militant of 

railway strikers 

Sayine that believes Speaker 

to honest cour 

ngcous but like other liable 

to tmuko mistakes William 

Brynn spoke to a largo audience in 

Illinois in of W Cundill 

congress 

against Cannon 

Tms revenue cutter the 

of tho Bering Sea patrol 

lleot td arrivo la tho United 

States reports that it is estimated 

that during past summer tho Japa 

tealers took about 15000 

pelade scnlluc Four Japanese 

schooners nnd their crows wero seieed 

inside three mile 

limit 

Worried his arrest the charce 

of being responsible of 

Mrs Liora Iloay by an 

operation Reinchen o leading 

Springfield Missouri com- 

mitted 

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suicide at home by tnking 

The since ar 

innocenco 

charge that 

necossary as tho only 

chance of saving womans lift 

Ilnns for a nngo bo 

submitted to tho 

disoubsod at a mats meeting 

of tho 

I C 

It is proposod that mi luereiuo naked 

to 300 u month from fur main 

line mid to 

brnneli lino engineer engl 

niure will demnud ou 

ehuduli a maximum day of hours 

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near 

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fourth the smallest 

counties The 

tar ot Colorado high ¬ 

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country fn that Tho off- 

icials 

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general 

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Holly of 0000 tons 

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in for sugar 

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to at Anaheim whero a site 

sirned 

Grace S Bobo hsb to II Water 

house B P Bishop Trs to L 

Aungst to Trs of B P 

Knug 

Est of S 

Dowsett to ¬ 

Henry to to Minnie B 

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WASHINGTON October 20 Plans 

for bigger battleships with heavier 

armor will bo presented to congress 

during tho forthcoming session by Sec- 

retary of tho Navy Meyer when the 

quostion of the naval building program 

is taken up for consideration 

Naval experts havo practially agreed 

that tho now type of ship of which 

congress will bo asked to authorize tho 

building of two will bo larger and 

heavier than tho 27000 ton ships now 

undor construction Tho tonnage limit 

will ho increased to at least 8000 and 

probably 20000 when tho plans are ma-- 

lureu 

Tho naval general board has not yet 

absolutely decided whether tho increase 

in weight shall bo devoted to more guns 

or heavier armor tout tho provailing 

opinion seems to favor heavier armor 

In tho caso of tho latter tho now 

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theso Mill bo fourtcon inch typo whica 

hns but recently developed by the ord 

nauVo department of tho navy With 

tho heavier armor tho shlp will bo 

nblo to como into closer battlo rango 

thcroby increasing their cffectlvenes 

Tho building program will probably 

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AT 74 OWES FINE 

D OF 

TCUTCi 

Itching Scaling Scalp Humor was 

Making It All Fall Out Two Doc- 

tors 

¬ 

Could Not Stop the Troublo 

Niece Advised Using Cuticura 

a 

CURED HER SCALP AND 

MADE HAIR GROW AGAIN 

My mother used to have a very bad 

humor on her head which tho doctors 

called an eczema and for It 1 had two 

different doctors Her head was very 

soro and her hair nearly all fell out 

in splto of what they both did One 

day her niece came in to seo her and 

they woro speaking of how her hair was 

falling out and tho doctors did It no 

good Sho says Aunt why dont you 

try Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Oint- 

ment 

¬ 

Mother did nnd they helped 

her so sho soon began bathing with tho 

Cuticura Sonp end nnointinc with tho 

Cuticura Ointment endjn sir months 

time tho Itching burning and scaling 

of her head was over and her hair began 

f rowing- - To day sho feels very much 

n debt to Cuticura Soap nnd Ointment 

for tho lino head cfhalr sho has for 

nn eld lady seventy Tour years old 

In regard to my own caso mlno was 

It was in 

my feet As won as tho cold weather 

came my feet would itih and burn and 

then they would craclc open nnd bleed 

Then I thought I would flco to my 

mothers friends Cuticura Soapand Cuti- 

cura 

¬ 

Ointment I did for four or flvo 

winters and niw my feet are as smooth 

nsony cnos Ellsworth Dunham Hiram 

Me Sept 30 lOutl 

What Barnum Said of Cuticura 

P T Barnum the famous circus man 

once wroto I have had tho Cuticura 

Remedies among tho contents of my 

medicine chest with my shows for tho 

last three seasons and I can cheerfully 

certify that tiiey were very cdectivo In 

every caso which called for their use 

Complete External and Intertill Ttntant tor 

Every Kumar oi Intonta Children and Adulu eon 

KfS 0 Centura 8oP use i to Cleans me Skin 

CuUeura Ointment tSOc to llrillhSkln aniCuU 

curt IteMlrent 40c or In the ionn ot Chocoute 

Sf 1 V per vll ot 60 to Puriry Uie Blood 

Bold throughout the world Potter Drua A Caem 

Oorp Hole Props 135 Commbus Aro Boston Miu 

r miled Free 32 paeo Cuticura Boole on Sain 

Disuses and Uielr Bpctdy Economical Treatment 

THAYER 

BDSY 

1 

nncczcmabomcthingliUoltcrs 

S 

PLUNGER 

The plot of the A rinlay Thayer ex 

travaganza is rapidly thickening Tho 

latest development is that that fren ¬ 

zied financier has drawn on local banks 

and individuals for sums aggregating 

30000 such checks being absolutely 

worthless 

Tho banks concerned nro tho Bank 

of Imwnii and Bishop Co and one 

of the favored private individuals wa3 

the well known local philanthropist A 

V Gear Two checks were drawn on 

W F Dillingham and tho Hawaiian 

Dredging Co although for comparative 

ly small amounts the largest being for 

1500 and the other for much less Ono 

of these checks is said to have been 

drawn at Ilongkonc after Thayer had 

shaken the dubt of Manila from off his 

feet Also Thayer is alleged to hovo secur- 

ed large sums from the Manila banks 

and from prominent business men in 

Manila by presenting letters bearing tho 

forged signature of W F Dillingham 

Copies of these letters havo been re- 

ceived here 

Tho receipt of theso letters has re- 

sulted in a cable message being sent to 

Manila authorizing a lawyer there to 

publish certain alleged credentials of 

Thayer together with the statement 

that they ore forgeries 

One of the letters from Dillingham u 

dated at a time when that individual 

was out of th Territory 

After leaving Manila a trustco was 

appointed for Thayers affair and his 

interest in the Calamha estate was to 

havo been sold- - Thayer went from Ma ¬ 

nila to Hongkong and evidently con- 

tinued his old game of pnssiugjihony 

checks in that city He is said to have 

left Manila in order to escape extradi- 

tion proceedings and his wnereabouts 

were according to latest advices un- 

known 

It is claimed that if Thayers inter 

est in the Calamba estate is sold it 

will realize far more than he contract- - 

cd to pay for it 

INFANTILE PARALYSIS 

NOT FATAL DISEASE 

VICTOMA October 25 A modical 

authority in the city who has had a 

number of tho patients under treatment 

6tates that thero have iheen from fif 

teen to twenty cates of infantilo paraly- 

sis 

¬ 

in Victoria during tho past month 

A couple of deaths duo to this causa 

havo resulted hut only among infants 

who before catching tho disease in 

question havo been exhausted by fro 

quont uttucks of dysentery 

The same authority states that In 

fantile purulyala is knowu to ho dud 

to germ but tho germ has not yet 

been uolatcil It is a contagious dis 

ease hut the muuner of Infection is 

unknown A aingulurity about It is 

the fuct that there uer havo hcen 

known to ho two cmes in the ono house 

hold and nurae mid doctors attending 

tu ufilleted ones never carry the con 

tagion It nbt generally recognlwd 

us u futul ill urn hi chief danger ly 

ing In the fact that it may leave a 

rfjmlwl condition u afUnnatb 

TUr i no lluiitkthiu t tbu durttlon 

af ItifuHtllo irlyl and lyuintomstls 

trMioivHt is tb 0nl fiMly knowu 

folio wd Inur by tut itjiiMitlon ot 

liily tuaa and piuNilve unr 

1m t ih nrsly l tiriUJw 

MHlklli Dm llaN larC 

tofu known tit VK tuilk tu iutmtt yrj 

Ctti K I llil UB Jji fill UllMillllM tbi 

HMMlktl IsakJl iimt It yt MM Ma4l 

lo lelflllllKK 

v ijitv 

HAWAIIAN GAZETTE FRIDAY NOVEMBER 11 1916 SEMI WEEKLY 

DEGENERATE 

FULL T 

Vilest Caso Ever to the 

of the Police Ends 

With 

Calight by n little blliul instrument 

in the Mutual Tolepliouo central ex ¬ 

change loo Cullen yesterday was 

brought before Judge Iymcr nt a spo 

clal scslon nf tho police court and 

sentenced to ono year in prison for 

lewd and lascivious conduct And ho 

still faces seventeen more charges 

The capture of Cullen marks an end 

to a mystery which has been baffling 

the police at evcrv turn although final 

ly ho fell info the trun prepared for 

him by Chief McDuflie and Manager 

Hummel of the telephone company 

About n month ago somo unknown 

person began to call rip the wives of 

prominent men around tho city and 

talk vilely to them over tho phone 

For the first week he confined his at- 

tentions 

¬ 

to one woman nnd every at ¬ 

tempt wns made by the police to nab 

him She wns given- - Instructions t 

mnkc with him which 

waB done hut not kept by him al- 

though 

¬ 

they were by the police Ho 

gave fictitious addresses and anything 

else which he considered as being liable 

o mix up any that might 

he started 

This first attempt of his not resulting 

in nny for himself ho 

began to call up other homes and tho 

Indies vf tho Jiighest standing in so- 

ciety 

¬ 

were repeatedly insulted by tho 

unknown mini The evidence put to 

gothor showed Mint whoever wns doing 

It wns n mo ml degenerate of tho most 

vile nature 

Finally an instrument wfts rigged up 

in the nutomntie telephone cichango 

that would give the few operators thero 

a chance to trace tho origin of tho call 

Thoso instruments which rook almost n 

day to prepare havo been on the phones 

over which the calls have been coming 

for several weeks but it was noticed 

that when tho telltales were put on 

the calls over that lino ceased 

This for a time nttraced suspicion to 

the linemen or other employes of tho 

tjflice but after n while several of tho 

phones thus tnpped were cnllcd up nnd 

tho same procedure gone through On 

these occasions tho calls wcro missed 

by the operators but the vigilance was 

redoubled and finally on Monday night 

the operators saw the telltale record 

a call The woman who had been re- 

ceiving 

¬ 

calls had instructions tt wait 

a few minutes before answering tho 

phone 

This was done in this case nnd tho 

operators had already traced tho call 

when tho phono was answered The 

phone peoplo listened on tho wire 

heard tho nature of the conversation 

and nt finco notified the police It 

originated iii the office of the light- 

house 

¬ 

board and Chief McDufllo wns 

booh on the spot finding Joseph Cullen 

Cullen was hooked at 

the police station and put through n 

grilling examination He finally con ¬ 

fessed to everything telling a miser ¬ 

able tnlo probably unparalleled in tho 

moral history of tho city 

Cullen has a past history as a degen- 

erate 

¬ 

Somo time ago he was employed 

by a man in tho Kapiolani building 

and hnd gone through tho samo pro- 

cedure 

¬ 

About a week or so ago his 

wife called at tho police station and 

made copiplaint about his relations 

with another woman but no action was 

taken on this case 

Cullen who is n part Hawaiian has 

a child two years old 

S POSTAL 

E 

IS 

Brought 

Attention 

Capture 

appointments 

lavestigation 

iuconvenicree 

immediately 

Island Mail Handling Brings in Big 

Revenue but Expenses Keep 

Up Above Receipts 

Expenses of tho postnl sorvico in Ha 

waii exceed tho rovenuo in tho sum of 

303G272 for the four quAterly 

periods ending Juno 30 1910 according 

to a tabulated report furnished tbo cham 

her of commerco by Postmaster J G 

Pratt under dato of October 29 His 

statemout includes only Buch expendi- 

tures 

¬ 

as aro made by postmasters at tho 

various offices in Hawaii for tho ser 

vices specified and doos not includo tho 

cost of mail transportation service 

amounting to 9712320 or tbo services 

of tho division of postofllco inspectors 

estimated as amounting to 5000 

For tho quarter which ended Septem ¬ 

ber 30 1909 tho gross postal receipts 

were 3U274C4 and tho compensation 

to postmasters was 1042470 with tho 

compensation to clerks in tbo various 

offices amounting to 1007903 Tho 

city delivery service cost 428512 

For tho quarter ending December 31 

1909 tho receipts were 4079092 com- 

pensation to postinnstort 1144739 

compensation to clerks 423274 for 

quarter onding March 31 1910 tho ro 

rcipU uero 4532840 compensation to 

postmasters 1141905 to clerks 10 

01400 city delivery sorvico 427323 

for quarter ending Juno 30 1910 re- 

ceipts 41Sr510 compensation to post 

inaxters 1098745 compensation to 

clerks 1148524 city doilvcry service 

124743 

Tho total roeeipts were 17321912 

total compensation to jioslinsston 11 

27996 total eomiieiisstiou to clorki 

1807031 1 totul or city delivery frir 

vIo 1703852 

i 

i 

Murk Twain left u elttu vlugl at 

ptttr 600000 

piles curinn in e to m days 

i VAM OINTUBNT i fcUttninUe1 

to euro nny ewe ol lulling Wind 

IlUllnif or Jretrudlnji PiUm In 6 in 

14 ityerwfty rtrfuwi Mm Uy 

IARm MHRICIWB COSliU IwJ 

IMA 

mmmmmmmmmmm 

GAUGH 

WASHINGTON PROSPECT BEFORE 

THE RETURNS HAD COME IN 

For 

Taft Out of it a 

Rider 

By Ernest O Walker 

Mail Special lo Tho Advertiser 

WASHINGTON October 27 Tho is 

sue of tho great activity of former 

President Itoosovclt in tho cnmpilgn 

promises to ho instructive No other 

ox Prcsidcnt of modern times ever 

plunged so earnestly Into a campaign 

TVliero bo wns not n candldnto Thoro is 

probably no littlo sentiment against an 

ox Prcsid0nt gettlug into tho thick of 

party scrimmages Ex President Van 

Buren did it hut was tremendouslv 

beaten by tho verdict of tho voters Of 

course Loioncl Jioosevelt is n Inw unto 

hlmsolf but ho is plainly fighting now 

at a ho did not havo 

against htm when ho was President 

Ha never failed whilo In tho Whito 

House to participate vigorously in be ¬ 

half of the Republican party and un ¬ 

doubtedly delivered tolling blows nt tho 

rlgh time His political opponents wero 

barred lo somo extent from going tho 

limit in attacking him whilo he held 

tho highest office A lot of votors of hfc 

own party wore timid about nssniling 

him at nil because of fears that ho 

might find a way to punish them beforo 

his term expired All that is changed 

now Colonol lloosevolt is only a pri 

tnto citizen in spito of the fact that 

ho is the only living ox President nnd 

influential Republicans tho country 

over wherever tho campaign Is hard 

lotignt nave sliown little hesitation ui 

going for him good nnd hard 

All Presidents mako enemies in office 

nnd Colonel Roosevelt certainly had his 

full quotn In so far ns ho identifies 

himself with the campaign in any State 

nnd makes the issue thero of infiuenco 

on his own fortunes as n party leader 

his enemies within Republican ranks 

havo an opportunity to even up their 

scores ngninst Mm 

TJniquo Position 

But his position at this juncture is 

unique in politics Ho is far and 

awny tho most important stumper tho 

Republicans hac in tho field No ono 

elso is attracting particular attention 

A few cabinet oillcials nro maklncr occa 

sional speeches Secretary Nagcl of 

commerce and labor has boon sallying 

out of Washington for an occasional 

speecn secretary of Agriculturo Wil 

son is moving out to tho rural communi 

ties for nn argument with tho fnrmors 

to persuade them to remain steadfast 

in the faith Coventors nnd senators 

aro going to and fro iu their own eon 

stituencies expounding orthodox doc 

trines but nono of them is attracting 

nntional attention Vice Prosident Sher 

man nnd Speaker Cannon nro hardly 

heard from nlthough in recent years 

thev havo boon towers of stroncth to 

tho party in tho Bpeaklng which stirs 

up party enthusiasm 

Now Colonel Roosevelt looms solitary 

and alone Ho is tho head man of all 

tho thousands of Republican orators 

who are lifting up their voices daily for 

tlio ticKct un tuo otner slue there aro 

no Democratic orators that rival him 

at all in campaign interest Bryan is 

on tho western hustings but reports 

havo it that ho i making no particular 

impression Ex Tudgo Alton U Parker 

who was tho Democratic nominee for 

the presidency against ColonoT Rooso 

volt has been sponking much in Now 

York nnd also spoko in other States 

earner but ho has not attracted the at- 

tention 

¬ 

that Colonel Roosovelt has 

President Non Active 

President Taft is now observing n 

policy of non action in Stato and con- 

gressional struggles It was intimated 

while he tarried in Now York tho other 

day that he would do so His course 

since his roturn to tho Whito nouse 

however indicates his determination 

Ho has dispatched a few of his cabinet 

advisors to Now York Missouri and 

ono or two other States for a brief 

scries of speeches but that is tho usual 

thing to do 

Wanted No Blamo 

Among his friends one hears it said 

that tho President wants to mako it 

impossible that he should bo blamed 

if Republicans lose iu States wbero 

Colonel KooaoTclt is waging an aggres 

sive campaign Ho has dono enough 

in Now York for instance to absolve 

himself from blame thoro if Djx tho 

Democratic nominco for govornor Is 

olectod Ho has endorsed Stimson the 

Republican nomlnoc Ho has stated 

that ho does not regard tho campujgn 

us having any bearing upon tho nomi- 

nation 

¬ 

in 1912 And now ho has ap 

proved of Secretary Wilson of tho de- 

partment of ngriculturo as a stumpor 

umong tho farmers up tho State 

His attitude however is ono of resig 

nation for whatever fa to may Lo in 

store for the party at tho polls Since 

his arrival here ho has lieard little to 

cheer him politically Washington 

gathers up very quickly reports frpm 

States whore hard fought campaigns 

arc in progress Political visitors have 

leeri bringing tho President reports 

this week which aro quito a discour ¬ 

aging as tho reports he hoard in Now 

York 

It is a long tiino slnco a Proiidont 

has been so distinctly a non combatant 

during a campaign year Every bion 

nlal October mod to find Colonol lloose- 

volt earnestly contemplating tho situa- 

tion nnd rushing aid In ono form or 

another to huloagimred partisans In 

many quarters The opposition wns 

forced to regard the White House moro 

oluwly than tint operation In the field 

lint now the Deiiiournla are vlrttinlly 

ignoring l ho While llouo and waging 

tlii lr fljht for the control of the pop 

ulur brinfh of enngreu without taking 

the Irwldtiit Into arsoimt 

lUd Not Lost Ilepe 

II u burJIy hv wild to lwi v lost all 

hope of ifviuullMu beuM of ihmhw 

Ultra thtrlug tho ImM lw yiNttt af lill 

dwiiiUirtKtou IjophoU In WiiaWsy- - 

UtD lUlflt lH UlllUtf Mm tlaaat iLu r 

Mil cla Mid that IiUU 

nt it u mmu wMUtiii frt vt 

a wttjvrlty Hut I hi view li iuor ujul 

iiuc llum tlu ul ot tk Utfwii 

Tiviwj rTVj 

J 

Ff nrt Hl1vr3MVliff RTTPVPfV ly- 

lienn coiigrissionit committee ontorUln 

nt their Nciv York hoadquartors Not 

tinly nro those officials without heart 

hut statements rifo heard that on tho 

wholo they might prefer a Democratic 

house for the next two years In justi- 

fication 

¬ 

of this tho old argument is re- 

vived thnt the conservative wing of 

the party which controls the committee 

would bo bettor off ovontually if tho 

Democrats havo n turn Tor if tho 

npxt house is Republican insurgents 

will iu nil probability havo tho balance 

of power nnd tho Insurgont chances of 

dominating tho Republican party In 

1912 would ho improved 

Tariff to tho Front 

Tho President renlizos that with n 

Democratic houso ho would havo to 

relinquish leglslativo plans he has for 

rounding out tho work of his admin 

istrntion Tariff would ho to tho front 

in congress all during tho long session 

immediately preceding tho next presi ¬ 

dential election Thoro would bo littlo 

opportunity for might else excopt tho 

iuevitahlo appropriation bills Never- 

theless tho President will mako his ap ¬ 

peals for legislation just tho samo nnd 

for the present ho is shaping his course 

without particular thought about tho 

complexion of tho next houso of rep- 

resentatives 

¬ 

Ho knows thnt from this time on ho 

must tnko the insurgents much iiito ac- 

count 

¬ 

and that faction of tho party will 

probably get moro recognition from him 

this winter than it has hnd horotoforo 

Tho sonnto will almost surely remain 

Republican hut thoro aro strong pros ¬ 

pects thnt tho insurgents will havo thn 

balance of power in that body nftor 

Mnrch 4 next 

Thero will ho a feeling of relief on 

tho part of tho administration when 

tho elections aro over Tho present un ¬ 

certainty has halted government busi ¬ 

ness and it will not proceed at nil vig- 

orously 

¬ 

until after tho November vot- 

ing 

¬ 

If the Democrats win tho admin- 

istration and both Republican factions 

will be moro or less on tho dofonslrn 

during tho next two years A Demo- 

cratic 

¬ 

houso will harass and nunoy If 

tho Republicans win tho factional 

wrangling will bo resumed florcoly but 

tho general policy will nono tho loss be 

aggressive 

a 

Governor Frear Finds Some More 

- for Idle Hands 

to Do 

Determined to keep Secretary E A 

Mott Smith out uf mischief whilo ho is 

on his trip to tho mainland Governor 

Frear yesterday appointed hliu tho dele 

gate to another national convention 

making thrca in all at which this 

hustling territorial official will repre ¬ 

sent Hawaii 

Tho latest convention on Mr Mutt 

Smiths calling list is tho Uulf aud 

Deep Waterways Convention to ho held 

at St Louis on November 25 und 20 

Previously ho wus to drop iu only on 

tho Puciiic Coast Congress and tho 

Commercial Congress 

Probably tho Governor is hearing in 

mind tho good old adage concerning Old 

Nick uud idle hands 

P C Jones nnd others wont ho in it 

when it comes to making records for it 

is a matter of necessity with Mr Mott- - 

Smith just at proseut The Pacific 

Const Coifgrcss will already ho making 

uuibu iiKu u uaiuesuip ueec lor the ia 

cific whon ho pusses through tho Golden 

Gato and finally when tho Wcstcrnitos 

bulldoze congress into giving them a 

few international expositions and tho 

men-of-wa- r ho will just have time to 

beat it over to San Antonio whqro tho 

congress convenes on 

tho 22nd of tho month 

ThiB gathering ends on the twenty 

fifth which is tho dato set for tho open 

iug of tho Gulf and Deep Waterways 

Convention ubout oight hundred miles 

away 

And the best part of it is thnt tho 

secrotury really intends to ho present 

nt all of thorn 

An endorsement for n subvention for 

flvo lines uf steamships to ply between 

American and South American ports 

will bo nsked by the Pacific Coast 

States at tho congress 

Miiis proposition nas already been al 

most successful in congress It will bo 

poinieu out that tho Pnclfic Ocean 

which was once considered commercial 

ly to holong to America is itow domina 

ted by subsidized steamship lines from 

Japan Japaneso ships now como to 

oun A ranciKCO carrying American pas 

s e Hirers and American freight at nro 

hlbitivo rates so tho Amurican ships 

currying mu American nug cannot com 

pete uguiust them hecuusu tho Japanese 

government gives n aubsldy for mail 

and auxiliary naval service 

- 

OBOUP 

Not a mlnuto should ho lest when n 

child shown symptoms of croup Cham 

berlains Cough Jiwnmly given u soon 

ns tho child becomes hours or even 

after the eroupy eouuh appears will 

prevent I ho attack Jor solo by nil 

ciaaliiri Ilenion Smith Co Ltd 

HgwiU fur IIrwmII 

- 

8porl u dug itnii ywirs old hut 

ho Ltrd l Ik dog aliow whloh It 

llng held Ht Jl Imo Ttwii A fw 

ymn ago Sjxirt w uhmI by u gang 

of wviKlKi in brJuyluK MUHUaiia 

rltvi tho Itta QnmU nnd er 

dr HiHc iaaui d m WalbUlglou III All 

ium or kill id iiiiimul nt any MJt 

liuu4a kait ikm ui bis rMuirlmbla In 

UlligUl houtlhl biftl tium tit MUff 

tflfr Id im bit llf 

iwr 

nci 

MURDER EXISTS 

RooSCVdt Fought Political Prestage WhilelAI 

circumstances Surrounding 

Stayed Expecting 

Rough Defeat 

disadvantage 

Conventions 

Transmisaibsippi 

transniississippi 

transmississippi 

p 

OF 

Alleged Suicide Point to 

Foul Play 

Hedged around by tho myBtory that 

can bo afforded by n cotorio of Jnpa 

neso who do not doslro to toll anything 

Chief McDuflie is now working on ono 

of tho most battling cases that has 

over como to his attention tho solving 

of which might cither bring no reward 

whatever or tho value of tho work In 

glory for him 

Yestordny morning early n Japaneso 

woman named Mltsuno tho wife of a 

Japnnoso actor named Mlynoki was 

picked up by tho police in her room 

nt tho corner of Borotania nvonuo and 

River strcot a bullet holo In hor mouth 

nnd tho bullet presumably lodged in 

tho brain 

According to tho roport that had 

brought tho polico to tho spot tho 

woman herself had fired tho shot with 

suicidal intent and from tho testimony 

of n Japaneso physician who had ren ¬ 

dered first aid and of Doctor Uohdy 

who had treated tho wound ut tho hos ¬ 

pital such scorned- - to bo tho caso An 

hour lator howovor Chiof McDuQio 

hnd in his hands tho threads of a 

curious chaiu ot clrcumstimcei that 

can hardly allow of another interpreta ¬ 

tion oxcejpt u murder In wnich thoro 

aro four or five accessories 

Shortly after tho woman had beea 

convoyed to tho hospital tho chief 

with Special Officer llergau as inter 

preter wurit to tho hospital with Mi 

ynokl tho husband Tho woman was 

interrogated and although alio was in 

a dying condition sho mnnunod to on- - 

swor iu few of tho questions 

alio admitted hnvlug lirud tlio shot 

herself but persistently refused to 

state where she hnd gut tho gun or 

whoso it was When this question was 

put to hor sho only mumbled nnd tuo 

officers had to be consent with that 

Then Mlynoki was questioned and 

absolutely denied any knowledge of tho 

gun nt all saying that ho did nut know 

wlioro eho had got it or from whom 

Strango Memory 

Then tho chief whon to tho room of 

tho couple nud searched it finding 

twenty live or so cartridges in tbo bu- 

reau 

¬ 

drawor Miyaoki who had been 

hold under arrest was confrontod with 

these persisted n moment in his do ¬ 

ll in 1 and thou admitted tlfat tho gun 

wus his This remarkable roturn of 

memory resulted iu the stntomont that 

ho had taken it away from a man 

named Chalmors 

Chalmers was sent for togothor with 

his wife Uo confirmed tho statement 

that tho gun had been his but denied 

that it had been takou away from him 

Bnylug that ho hud sold it Ills wifo 

identified tho gun nlso 

At this point tho chiof s Investiga 

tions camo to an ond through lank of 

material to work on but early in tho 

afternoon four men namod Nakano 

Yoshlda Seyo ami Shlklslmn who 

the husband claimed had neon on tho 

porch when tho shot was fired word put 

under arrest and tho caso became mora 

complicated than beforo 

Different Stories 

During tho husbands interrogation 

ho had claimed that ho and thoso four 

men had been siting on tho laual whon 

tho woman who had been missing for 

somo time walked by thorn and passod 

into tlio room At tho tiino she did 

so tho flvo of them had ibeon discussing 

tho next placo whero thoy wcro to look 

for hor 

A moment after sho had cono into 

tho room they lieard a shot Thoy then 

rushed up to tho door which thoy found 

looked and hroko in claiming to havo 

found tho woman in much tho samo 

position as sho was whon tho police 

lounu iicr 

Scyo during his examination told an 

entirely different story Ho clalmoa 

that ho and Nakano whilo at Sovoa 

house had seen the woman pass thorn 

and knowing that sho was being 

searched for asked her whero sho was 

going and whero sho had oorao from 

She nnswered ho says in such a manner 

that thoy believed her slightly insane 

and in consoquenco thoy took her back 

to her home nnd hor husband 

Then says Seyo thoy stoppod on the 

porch and tho woman went in of hor 

own accord An hour afterwards they 

hoard a roport and found tho woman 

dying Nakano hold slightly to this 

story but declared that thoy had hoard 

tho shot tho moment after sho went 

into tho room This discrepancy is too 

groat and unusual to ho allowed as 

natural and as tho other men also toll 

stories varying to a greater or loss do 

groe tho chief hollo ves them to havo 

attempted to ngreo on a certain ficti ¬ 

tious story without having tlmo to per 

fect the details As they woro arrest 

cd shortly after the shooting and as 

tho husband was in instant domuud by 

tho police this supposition boouib high ¬ 

ly probable 

Behind tho wholo mattor is tho mys ¬ 

tery of a causo which is just as vague 

if it is a suicido as it is if it is a 

murdqr 

Doctor Ifobdy stated yesterday thnt 

tho woimins caso wus hopeless Tho 

bullet tore along her lower jaw break ¬ 

ing off all tho teeth and then plowed up- 

ward It has not boon located but 11 

believed to have lodged iu tho brain 

Tlio four men are being detained 

separately in the county prison as thore 

In no room for them at present In the 

olty Jnll whero Miyaoki I detained 

Chief MoDuflk is making every effort 

to obtain more Information that ho ran 

me us it lever In prying open tho mys 

lry which the outrageously varlod 

slirles told glvii to the care 

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A upwldl miu burlf J V Morgan 

aud a jwrty at guest traveling from 

Hot Jhirigii was tiw Unit iMawugur 

train til Iravxnw thn f IttiibtylvnuU 

railroad frem Jry Ofly t Kuw Vwk 

four l Ixifiirt ihw ultftlliiji uf lab 

tiaUi nubile irvl Th parly wta 

rvluniliuf mm lh EjilMUfwl win 

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DaRinffB 

There isju1tn7s much about it 

Dandruff is a germ discaseJs 

most unUdyannoying and leads 

to baldness When chronic it 

is very stubborn but surely 

yields to thorough and energetic 

trctlxrcrl All gcrrrs must be 

destroyed the scalp must be 

restored to health Here is the 

--wMrclAys Hair Vigor 

Ark your doctor about using it 

rA Mnw 

1 OTfti 

Jl- - DOES NOT COLOR THE HAIR 

Vb-i i t - t - I 

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60 YEARS 

aTfffiwMWAnn- o- 

DCSIGNS 

COPYniGHTS C 

intonrppnrntnfilirrinnddwcnptlnnniay 

qateklr AJcpri iiu nur opinion free whether an 

InTrniinti is irrtiiinblf v fttrnf a1o Com mu nie 

llmisMnciljttnUMciitlaLHAfJDOOOK oalotenta 

nut rr- - Uldt nconcy for nucunnir Patentn 

llilPTitu Ukfcn UiriMiirh Jiunn ft Co rocelra 

frciai noi wn nout enwrge in taa 

nmi 

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cntattoa of any clentiflc Journal 0 erms 3 a 

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HONOLULU rRON WORKS CO Ma 

ehlnery of every fl scrlotton mods to 

order 

SHAW SEVILLE 

New Monument Works 

Kinfc St near AlaUca St 

Wo bcgIoavo to annonnco that wo 

liavo established a shop equipped with 

all of the latest nnoumatic tools run 

ty compressed air for cutting carving 

ana lettering 

MONUMENTS 

of Evory Description 

Wo enrry a largo stock of monuments 

and havo boofs containing tho latcBt 

designs for your selection 

Correspondence with persons residing 

on tno otner Islands solicited Informa 

tlon and all particulars mippllod on re 

quest Onr prices aro low Workman 

ship guaranteed tho best 

SHAW SEVILLE 

PEOPLES FRIEMD AS 

GOVERNOR OF HAWAII 

A prominent politician yesterday said 

that ho thought that AicCandlcss would 

not again run for congress and that 

ho would doubUess bo retired from 

political life unless ho were made Gov 

ornor of Hawaii 

This may seem rather an unexpect 

ed remark ho said but it is by no 

means imporbablc when you stop to 

consider the situation in the United 

States today With tho big victories 

of the Democrats in States that havo 

hcrotoforo been looked upon as Itcpub 

lican strongholds there are uninlstaU 

able signs of hopo for the Democracy 

la the next presidential campaign With 

such men as liarznon and Woodrow Wil ¬ 

son their party now has presidential 

timber that the Iiopublican party will 

have difficulty in contending with 

According to the political trond In 

the States it Hccrns ns if the Democratic 

party nas taking on a now lease of life 

In tho event of the election of a Demo 

crat to succccil President TaftJ have 

so doubt at all but thnt McCandlcss 

would Jw selected for Governor of Ha 

wail This has been the general nroce 

lure in Territories when u change of 

administration makes possiblo tho np 

liointmcnt of a new Governor A con 

grcssmaii or a defeated candidate for 

tongress has the first chance usually 

to get tlio governorship in Territories 

in which they liavo been active ia party 

interests 

Of course tho wholo thing hinges 

npontho next presidential election but 

jrom present indications it would seem 

that Ij It McCandless may still achieve 

the distinction in high ofllce for whioh 

no bus bo long strivcu 

JUDGE LYMER In 

PEPEEKEO CASE 

r 

wy 

MARINE REPORT 

HAWAIIAN X4ZETTEftIPA NOVEMBER II W 10 -SEM- I-WEEKLY 

By Merchant Exchange 

Wednesday Nov 0 

Seattle Sailed Nov 8 S S Colum- 

bian foi HonoKiliu ti 

GavJotaAf rvdpNoT w S Pot 

tejWnYo Oct 31 

Yokohama Sailed Nov 0 S S 

China for Honolulu 

Tlwrmlny November 10 1010 

8nn Prnncisco Arrived Nov 10 S 

3 Alnskan from Snlinn Cruz 

Leith Soiled Oct 30 S S St 

llnunld for Honolulu 

Hilo Arrived Nov 5 sh1 Sequoia 

from Eimkii J 

Bor Allep Sailod Nov 10 Tcr 

SaTchiJ fdr Port ToVnltudjf 3 

PORT OF HONJbUiu 

AUKZVCT 

Wednesday Nov 0 

M N S S Iurllno AVeeden from 

San Francisco 10 a in 

Hr S S Kylcuiohr from Newcastle 

a in 

Str Wfa HaHfromKauSipcrrtB 

a rn 

Str Gandine from Hawaii and 

Maui ports a ni 

DEPABTED 

Gcr pp Horzogin Cecljlc for Sydl 

noy n nu 

Str Noenu for Kauai ports C p m 

btr JNiilimi lor MalitiKona and Jva 

waihao 10 a- - ni 

tri Helcnc for IJawali porU313 

noon 

Str Wailele for Pnauhnu and Ha 

waii ports 12 noon 

M N S Wilholmina Johnson for 

San Francisco 10 a ni 

PASSENOEBS 

Arrived 

Per str Claiidinc from faui and 

Tfiiini vmvf u TntMilini ft L T 

Jtlriv SOnlltlffoYJClra 

mcrs Mrs Chalmers Jtiss iJ itnlco 

J Cullcn Jr It Kingsbury Mrs Kings- - 

uury irs js Jiart u Heliocning 

Miss JL Jones Miss M Flonilng Miss 

i ijcming airs a Anderson Mrs 

if J Sopor J Douglns D Arcia F 

J Horner A Niello L K Smith T 

D Skinner II U ODell Chas Gay 

Mrs Gny Mrs M Cook n U Baldwin 

rer str Lurinc from San Francisco 

November Mrs A McKinnon R 

G Henderson Mrs V Jj Harvoy MrsT 

E II Douglass Miss G Growe G 

CrQwc Ji M Touicsabt Wni -- Crowe 

Jl Gl Morse W O ClarkJ Mrs A G 

Keiser Mies 1 Alexander Miss N 

Stevenson W Mend W P Woedon 

wm uoylo ins smith tetor llannon4 

Jleury scliinidt J Carty l JJ HulU 

van M Jnhnxon M Oleson 

Per str W G Hall from Kauai ports 

Novbmber 9 Geo F Wricht Mrs II 

Clark A Mtirata G T Greig Hv 

lMjicncrr 

Dcpartod i 

Per M N S S Wilhclmina for San 

Francisco today Mr and MrstB 

G Lcidig Mrs Geo Ashlev and twO 

children J Hunt Air and Mrs F BI 

Brown and child Mr nnd Mrs G W1 

unovls Jt Lj Lowman Dr H Hordorn 

N W Potwine T B Fagot L An- 

drews 

¬ 

Geo F Whitmorc Mr and Mrs 

J II Jones Mrs W II Perry Mrs 

C V Hall Ills I E Potwine Mrs 

C Torbert Mr and Mrs A C Klip 

pingor Jas McCabo Mr and Mrs John 

T Jones Mrs C E Sedgwick and 

daughter Mrs E If Wisner Mrs S 

M Bobo Mr nnd Mrs Ohas E Royal 

and child Mrs S E narris Mr nnd 

Mr II W Law L E Arnold Miss 

D Castle Miss M Castle Mrs G P 

Castle Wm Ikla E J Lord Dr and 

Mrs M B Lennon R S Johnston Mr 

nnd Mrs II P Baldwin Mar Straus 

and nurse A G Sanderson 

HAS MESSAGE FOR 

THE DEAD GENERAL 

Continued irora Page Onol 

him without n peer in tho preparation 

of fish and his famous fries havo drawn 

many a tourist nnd not a few noted 

men from their ordinary paths 

Oa his last journey through Montana 

while in the Whito House Mr Roose- 

velt sent word that ho woiild liko to 

have Yankee Jim go to tho railroad 

tnat they might chat for a moment 

ThomessacownS taken to Mr Georcc 

This was the answer he sent If 

Theodore Roosevolt or any ono clso 

wishes to sec James Georgo they may 

CQtno to my ranch I will be glad to 

eeo him there 

And tho President wont 

James Georgo was born September 18 

1835 nt Liverpool Ohio In 1850 he 

moved with his parents to Scott coun- 

ty Iowa 

Hp caught tho gold fover and fifty 

years ago last Juno ho sot out under 

the banner of Pikes Peak orsbusti 

He was won from tho ranks of the gold 

hunters by tho romantic Itfo of tho 

plains nnd after taking his turn as 

cnttlemnn prospector and scout dis 

covered Yellowstone Park with two 

othors 

Ileali7ing tho vnluo of the territory 

which they were first to enter tho three 

built n corduroy road into the park 

overcoming difficulties that many times 

brouglit them near defeat They oper 

ated the Toad on tlio toll system Mr 

Genrue eventually buying niit his part- 

ners 

¬ 

Then tho government gave land 

grnnts to tho railroad and n steam line 

was run in putting tho wngon lino out 

of business 

Tho Tomalus of that log rond are 

still to be seen in tho marshes It 

was worthless whon tho steam line was 

first oporated though James George 

could have iiold out to tho railroad for 

r i i il i 

Once moro the ofllfllrntM 1W1BI l r nmiponucn 

iHpirit wmeii led nun to attempt com- - 

boundary cate will eomo InUi court and petition 

on Mouday nnd Tuesday next JuJeo Then luiinn more seimtlmr in which 

Jymor will oeeupy the uttautlon of the rr tl woltt wHi nuf- - 

mprvmo court for muiii time Iymer I Ill P1 

IhiiiIh 

Ij 

wliieli 

Mr- - 

go V1rl wunothlng 

n7ed 

will argue for th iMrtUng aulas of or tWll wwmiitinw and ho sot- - 

Juriona i1mI1oii in the iuattr tM down on raneh devoting tlio ret 

ludM Mmor u djmt turfli af jay with grim Utermrnatlon to 

control trbrn h bsafd mH mwijB tliu uik1elhrKl miMiag to 

lu U fMUlllir Willi lie doUilt pfuir 

tho muUrrU Will coutlnu tp net Jli On twv liliIrN he Ijm fopu 

h wmw until t i iilj uu nr or tew i hi rowdy i b wt Mt or 

Vik mot lh wntury 

OwlllK U Iymn utiitf w I iy at Ih iu II rhtNrUlic tlmlr wUlurl M 

MliliWu rourt ih th JSfWikio lr uv w when l Utl hi thaw uJ 

rU WWiiMlid uil but i uiumt ilul fw wltf wfrinj y 

fl Ul Ui ltlnrt ml nL ru l 1 u tint Iia wullrr M dKI U 

fMW frmiU iiigiii I m ut j ollj m m 

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ii W 1 Mi I wnl I rW nl r Ih i ll 

tm MeMduag t u gi m i iutn i mu 

TiJBTT A 6w day io he M m luui 

KOttrVVw tltUUI l Ilk MilblM hu wl j r ier 

tMitM 4ili I i hjmM f la fui II biii rilM f fullll 

MW MlIUUu i4g tit f4iHua 

V 

CANAL MAY CAUSE 

mrcu tp mm 

TONDiuS7wc 

that is a 

the of 

Mr a 

nviii tuiiui uu UiiVUI uas 

a 

PREPARING 

IH 

VUAMg British Chorus jyhfch Will Sing coaVby ViHcinU7hu 

there go7a loose 

powder lying about Isthmus 

Panama Gerard Plenties promiJ 

11UH1T8 inKcn 

PPL flT 

i 

hand in the discusflon which has 

cTfWflgjd anion HtfglShnirn over thd Dr 

nuama Canal He contends that thifi 

VVTJS- 

- 

41V 

Hereffln1 

jy 

Harriss 

September follows 

pv ofMwaien may Doctor Coward and two hundred 

brnig nlout a confllctffibelwccn the and fittv members of the Slieffiold Choir 

tV nie nils wtok singing in uennanythi8 

Kroin the moment the nroteit w14 luin iiir iwnml viit tn im mbit 

formed ns fnrback as 1850 the dato cr tical of musical countries 

of the BulwcrClaytorS treaty Gnt Tlio chosen two hundred who aro 

Ilntnln displayed scnsinvcncss about to accompany mo to Honolulu live nnd 

the possible use of sticA aVnterway lupllf of nothing c4o other than their 

war writes Mr Plenties In tho Daily rxp6c1atIonrjofralllng for the first 

Graphic and by taaPBnstrument for- - time tho glories pertaining Hawaii en 

uiicniions or nio terminals by any route to Australia and the otner ppr 

Iower was forbidden In the Hay- - tions of the empire which thoy iif com 

Pauncijfoto treatyof 1D01 no reference mon with Doctor Coward and myself 

was made U tho subject It Is unfor- - will viit during March nnd September 

tunatc that thdjasfhamed instrument of 1011 

should have left the matter without n Olv recent visit to South Afrlci 

specific statement as to whothor tho was exceedingly happy The mayors oj 

uuiwcr tTPnt 

jiiuyitiuii ui ne ijiiiyion Capetown lviuiucney inoemioiieinf 

uw ui uiu npt uuiu goou fti loiinnncsiuire rreiorin FictcnwiTitz 

The canal will in effect fJn bur nnd Dnrhnn nil rnllintl rmiiiil mrt 

United Stntcs NayLone and nrc taking the liveliest interest in 

Instead of tvo 

for 

11113 met suincicntly accounts the our appearances there Tho Capo Town 

restlessness withTwhich tho Fcstivnl Choruses Kimlicrlcy Diamond 

view the- npproaehlng completion of jho Fields Choral and Orchestral Society 

Spcioty 

enterprise It is ono of the cnujos lolinnnesbum liiilharmonic 

which will probnbly precijutat tho Jon- - Durban Choral Society and tho 

rlltct which tlio Japanese bcllljvo to bo tras of Capetown and John 

inevitable combine withius clsowlloro 

The canal will bo finished as so 

and the laianesba1lliaiieo will it Is pleasant for me to rolato that in 

terminate in the same year 

xmlm 

that 

sing 

It is vcrv neeessnrv fnr nrcnl- local musical forces join with us 

Britain to foresee the possibility of tho uof ln ll0nrt au1 voico nronnil tho 

Jnnnncsn innlflrrr thn fnriinninr ne world Tlii Is tmlv inspring to nie and 

tlToTSinnl bytKSUnltel States a critical ll10 sPirU 1orn of ctfing together 

question Uttr Uostlion irfthO jnnttcr asn cy inane in- - jreaiiT musiu 

Js n very dclicnto one If tho United everywhere among the Anglo Saxon 

states thus obtain military control of nuu ii creuit uu wc 

tho waterway in tho event of a quar- - conductors and societios for their heart 

rcl with them involving Canada the- inosa ln nR forward in a nutjonal 

will havo tho ndvnntngo of UlLIllir ULI movement the good of-- which is cvi- - 

linth flnnk nf tim tinnin in uent to me in so many divers directions 

terior lines 

T must tell yon that the Honorable 

Taf CSlnclntiaH tlio 

is the while of tho who phM of Prlont of Uitc1 

xfitif l0 

to vndcrstand tho situation to 

inni 

together with a few other musi 

l1lP30fJrmaTIiacal enthusiasts Cincinnati havo sub- - 

iimc iioiioreji strategic ioint of d appul 

oncdfagninTJiCfoiiiesa placo of great 

imporfaiiceninx ns it does insido tho 

gunfd bf the United Stntc nearer to 

tho ehtranco of tho canal than Florida 

Puerto Rico or Cuba which no doubt 

ino uncio Mm wm onco more CoVcnt Garden Sheffield Norwich and 

discover to 10 in need of his fostering riristol festivals Queens Ilnllnnd Al- - 

carq If wo decide to admit the claim if tr m -- nnonrto on wnli Vnmm 

vu 

of Iho United States to fortify th 

eanalto Illiirlit ns well nlmtittn mir 

lcomplncncy rry handing oxer Jamaica 

to tnem 

CHIEF JUSTICE IS 

MOST SURELY BARRED 

By a decision sent down by Ahso 

ciato Pusticcs Do Holt nnd Perry Chief 

Justice Ilartwell has been declared dis- 

qualified from sitting in tho casoipend 

ing in connection with the will oflter 

nice Pauahi Bishop Chiet lustico Hart 

well is related to both trustees Jiidd 

and Carter nnd he brought thcx ques- 

tion up himself when the case firt tfont 

to court 

Justice lrry wrote the opinion 

which declares tho chief justice tis not 

being eligible to hear tho will cato 

Section Hi of tho Organic Act pro- 

vide that no person shall sit as a 

judge iu any case in which his rela- 

tive by allinity cr by consanguinity 

within tho third degree is interested 

either us plaintiffitor dafendilut or 

in fho issuo of wiiclt thJpsuid1 iiidco 

may have either directly or through 

such relative any peeuuiarj iaterast 

When no relationship exists be 

tween1 the judgaJinaV nnyof the parties 

a pecuniary interest in the issue of 

the suit is essential to disqualification 

but whon tho specified relationship does 

exist tho mere fact that the judges 

rolativo is a party constitutes 

m 

a dis- 

qualification 

Tho attorneys on both sides in the 

will case tnko the same view jjf tho 

matter and the chief jiibtice there- 

fore will not sit ou the beneil whon 

the case comes up forheariug 

SHOULD SUPERVISE 

BILLBOARD NUISANCE 

To those who work for the elimina- 

tion of tho billbnard a suggestion in a 

periodical may bo of interest 

says Tho Friend Tho nrticlo comments 

that no community seems thus far to 

havo adopted tho expedient of taxing 

billboards nnd argues thnt tho advor 

titer might fairly bo required to mako 

return for his privllego of display If 

ho occupies n page in n daily hd remu 

nerates tho publishor ns well bs tho 

artisan If ho inserts his carjl in a 

car ho compensates the transportation 

company as well ns tho printor Why 

not therefore when be borders and 

crosstrf u street wltluhls sign pay tho 

city ns well as tluTHgTntf His display 

tmisus a sacriuco on tno part of tho 

public and should command a return 

to tho public Of course it is not to 

be supposed thnt such a devlckwouUl 

materially lessen tho billboard vllfor 

System and a host of other tnthor 

Hies declare that advertising pays 

Hut it does suggest supervision Cer- 

tainly tho community vests tho right 

to prescribe conditions under which 

its thoroughfares shall bo tisod nnd that 

ns regards not only truffle but building 

jivni in nix power in rem net and 

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divorce on 

havo chosen seven of cIrM failuro 

foloists will namely 

Jennie Scottish Holt final 

soprano whoso work at the Ifoyal Opera 

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suppose she is one of tho most sue 

cessful nnd satisfactory all round 

sopranos to be found in England and 

to tho thousands of Scots all over tho 

empire I thought it would mako pop- 

ular 

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as well as a very wise choice 

Miss Gortrude Lonsdale tho London 

contralto I fancy is already known in 

vour parts she the Shef- 

field 

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Choir to Canada two years ago 

and proved such favorite that T en 

gaged lior for the world tour of festi- 

vals 

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Miss Alico Heolev is tho con- 

tralto 

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also a wry gifted vocalist with 

well tried reputation throughout Eng- 

land 

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My tenors pre Henry Turnpcn 

noy of the Queens Hall symphony and 

promenade concerts Albert Hall St 

James Hall Crystal Palace and Alex 

niiraPjilaco and principal London 

concers and Wilfrid Vrgo the lntter 

sang with mo at the Mackenzie Cana ¬ 

dian festival tour in 1003 then 

ho lias snug in association most 

of the great oups and on Pnttis faTO 

well tour in Amorica amongst other 

notable history music making ovents 

Formerly Virgo was pupil of Panzani 

of Milan Ho is an operatic tenor nnd 

will take the role in my symphonic 

choral idyl Pnn amongst other 

works Robert Charlesworth nnd Rob ¬ 

ert Ciiigncll are my two bass soloists 

the former was tho bass soloist on tho 

Sheffield Choirs visit to Canada two 

years ago nnd first at tho 

Sheffield triennial musical fcstivnl His 

voice is very delightful and I know ho 

will moro than delight everyone who 

hears him 

Robert Ciiigncll is n bassbaritono 

and has dono highly successful work at 

Covent Garden in grand opera and with 

such festivnl choruses as at Worcester 

Bristol and Cardiff Crystal Palaco 

promenades Queens Hall concertsand 

throughout tho English provinces 

These artists are all essentially in 

their prime and I do not think double 

of soloists such as these can be 

duplicated in England At any rato 1 

havo engaged satlBflos fastidi- 

ous 

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taste nnd iu having dono so have 

born tlio woll in mind for after 

nil they aro to ibo considered first 

dare say you will be surprised to 

know tho visitinfe chorus have already 

been in nctlvo rehearsal with Doctor 

Coward for tho past four months on 

tlio works they will singand wondor 

what tha public will think whon they 

hear one hundred rehearsals bavo to bo 

gone through ore tho Sheffield Choir 

embark on fMnrch 17 These singers 

really aro as ns it is possiblo 

to mnko perfect now but with tho 

rohenrsals to bo consummated during 

the coining fivo months you may judge 

of whnt you will hear Tho real fact 

is thev all seem to feel as if their 

very lives depended upon all this stren 

nous preparation to becomo worthy of 

singing round tho world It is n 

derful thine when taken into account 

their other rehearsals 

and concerts Then they havo to get 

up to London to sltiir Sir Alexander 

Mackenzies Cardiff festival work 

Thn Sun God und do not know 

what olio but as they rond anything 

fillil hint nt ftirvlir wrmnn fnr 

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Sir and Mrs II I Baldwin leavtf fnr 

i Uie Coast this morning by tho S S Wil- - 

flnn fTn1 tt nil a il 

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lulu Is spen 

tion in Jan 

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g a monius vaca 

H M AyrotjjWaSwi passenger 

Kauai by tltVSTOitnTMV G Hall 

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uui ranyivcivciiiviiiqu--nour- 3 go astiij 

el si 

present prospecting in JNvaila 

Ella Kaonii n native nthleio of Ita 

nnloi is training for tha Kaiaknba 

avenue walking race which takes place 

next month 

jila Wlicele Wilcox is expected to 

arrive hero by tho S S Siberia on De 

cember G Sho plans to make a trin 

round the world 

i George r Wright who has been on 

Kauai for the last fhe weeks on busi ¬ 

ness arrived by the steamer W G 

Hall yesterday 

rnree 

POWDER 

Absolutelv 

Charles Dole at present editor of tho bj m 

Garden Island Will from the nOJUUIlli flOLlHlO rnOSphaiO 

of tho year do vote all his time to the 

practise of tho lnw 

E B Bridgewater a former Hono- - HONOLULU STOCK fcXCHANGE 

lulari and nt present principal of Ki- - 

mueil luiuu ouiiuui una uuiiiiiuii 

years joaso of th6 printing plant 

of tho Garden Island and will 

the editorship of that paper on 

ary 1 of next yer He plans to enlarge 

the paper nnd to add several new and 

attractive features 

Among the passengers passing through 

natlfe S S Zerilnudia is Marselis Clark 

Parsons of the Parsons Trading Com- 

pany of New York city Ho and his 

family havo been mnking a tour Of the 

world Mr Parsons visited Honolulu 

eighteen years ago and was greatly sur- 

prised 

¬ 

at its development since then 

Only fivo indictments were brought in 

by the Kauai grand jury for the fal 

term Four of tine five however are 

for assaults with a dangerous weapon 

The jury in its report denounced the 

practise of weapon using and recom- 

mended that all persons found guilty of 

such offenses should be with so 

severely that tho punishment meted out 

would act as a deterrent to sucli offend- 

ers 

liavo lor a Agnes her 

V Thomas 1cdro lor the 

I tho nii3 of desertion and to sup- - 

who accompany me p0t 

Mips Taggart tlio aurrv M von handled a 

other 

since 

with 

fame 

what 

I 

perfect 

can 

mu 

lliv 

three 

assume 

Janu 

dealt 

Irpport on tho estate of John Ross d6- - 

ceascd and states that a cash bnlanco 

of 55I502 la on hand 

Secretary of the Territory E A 

Mott Smith and Mrs Mott Smith will 

be departing passengers ln the Pacific 

Mail liner Siberia sailing tomorrow 

Mr and Mrs u jL Ayres celebrated 

their tenth wedding anniversary yester ¬ 

day at their homo iu Kaimuki where a 

number of their friends called during 

the afternoon and evening to partake 

off the ltiau pig and many other delica ¬ 

cies of tho Hawaiian feast 

Harold Jt Sewall of Bath Maine in 

acknowledging tho Teceipt of two islnnd 

viows from tho promotion committee 

States thnt ho paid the freight and other 

charges adding that tho pictures 

themselves wore so fine and my interest 

in the Islands still remain so strong 

thnt I nin very glad to mako this con 

tribiition 4 

Lestrio Petrie the defeated DomoT 

erntic candidate for supervisor corrects 

tho published statement that ho was on 

tho jilatform at a precinct meeting 

when McCandless made an attack on B 

F Dillingham of the Oahn Railroad 

company of which Mr Petrie is master 

mechanic Mr Petrie snid ho was pres ¬ 

ent early in tho evening but had loft 

before McCandless1 attack was made 

ROUGH RIDER STANLEY 

KILLED BY A BRONCO 

JII Lovb of tho Honolulu Firo De- 

portment 

¬ 

who drives tlio chemical from 

the Central Fire Station was grieved 

yestcrdayHo learn of the death of Dick 

Stanley tho worlds champion rough 

rider who succumbed on October 25 to 

injuries sustained in a bronco busting 

exhibition in which his horse fell on 

him and crushed him into unconscious- 

ness from which ho never revived 

While giving an exhibition of his 

skill says the Los Angeles Examiner 

under dato of October 25 Dick Stan- 

ley 

¬ 

champion roughrider of tho world 

and member of the Out West Club of 

this city was killed at Point Arena 

California last Sunday Stanley and a 

bund of roughriders were in the midst 

of a bronco busting whoop Hi when 

Stanleys horse fell on him crushing 

tho champion severely Ho novor re 

gained consciousness and died this 

morning at seven oclock 

Stanley was pretty woll known in 

Honolulu nnd ho and Fireman Lovo 

were close frlonds The late champion 

rouuhrider took part iu the cowboy 

meet at Cheyenne Wyoming several 

years ago in which the Hawaiian rough 

riders competed 

COMPILES YACHT CLUB 

DATA TO SHOW AUT0ISTS 

Secretary Harry Rycroft of tho Ha 

wali Yacht Club has compiled all tho 

club data available und the directors of 

tlio club will hold a meeting early uoxt 

week to approve a complete statement 

of tho clubs ullairs which will be laid 

before the automobile club by tho vncht 

club committee which is to take up 

with the officials of the automobile 

club tho matter of consolidating the 

two orgauiatlons uycroit compiled a 

complete list of the jncht club mem 

bership ydstenlny which he uid hnil 

not In en done lieforv in ean am ho 

stated that ho bud the clubs tUudlng 

figured right un to date with 

no taliuhUed flint the luutorUu could 

grasp the situation at once from the 

ymht club pont of w m und tuuii il 

Will l up to thn Hutout ti decide 

wlmt they wut to do tieorgv 1cuieuu 

In prteldrut of the euluiuiliile lull Ntul 

UhwII Wibltr mid I U Vetleeoii 

uwjilMug t yuebi lul roiinultt 

appointed in i iitlir i tin- - xbtiiiu will 

probably lalti tin omllrr up with hlUl 

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maaowrom Royas Grape 

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beginning 

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Honolulu Thursday November 10 1010 

NAME OF 8T00KT 

UercinlUe 

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tioar 

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lionomu 

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unit oatar Oo lid 

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HUo K II Oo Pfd 

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Honolulu Brewing- A 

Malting Oo Lid 

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Refudlai 1005 

Haw Ter a 14 po 

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Session Sales 

None 

Between Boards 

100 Haw C S Co 3450 30 Mc 

Bryde 450 10 Ewa 29 35 Oahu Sug 

Co 27 10 Pioneer 18450 

Dividends Nov 10 1910 

Pnauhau 20c share AVailuku 150 

share Hutchinson 15c share 

Former Islander Tells of Strange 

Antipathy Toward the 

Territory 

Manila is unfriendly toward Hono- 

lulu 

¬ 

is tho tcrso report made by Ed ¬ 

ward C Brown formerly of Honolulu 

but now representing tho Dearborn 

Drug Company in tho fnr East 

In a letter to tlio chamber of com 

merco from Mr Brown thanking tho 

organization for naming him as one of 

tho delegates of tho Honolulu chamber 

to accompany tho honorary commission- 

ers 

¬ 

of tho Pacific Coast chambers of 

commerce on their present tour of 

China where they aro tho guests of 

Chinese chamber of commerce delegates 

he states 

1 find in Manila a tendency on tha 

part of tho papers to criticise Hawaii 

on tho least provocation I do not 

kuow why they should unless it can 

bo regarded that Is what they print 

us column filling matorial It soemi to 

mo both Honolulu and Hawaii together 

with Manila and tho Philippines bavo 

many fiikroaU iu common and I bo 

lime they might bo oblo to help each 

other nt Washington It might be 

worth whilo fur tho eonunurclal bodies 

of hutli place to jet togetlur Tht re 

Is u grtt deal of plrlt of Activity and 

ttttiernriae her nt uroteut and I lieliiu 

he Philippine have n groat future 

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