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VOL LIII NO 48
THE LPOR
LICENSE
RULINGS
Rumor Says Rectifying Caused
Hoffschlaeger Companys
Downfall
TrJE
EFFECT ON PLEBISCITE
Boards Action Is for Year for
Which Law Cannot Be
Changed
The liquor license commissioners do
nials of renewals of licenses as given
in The Advertiser account yesterday of
the boards meeting Tuesday afternoon
was a very gonoral subject of discussion
yesterday and made other licensees
whoso applications for renewals are to
coma up on Juno 27 decidedly anxious
Tho action of the board most discussed
was the denial of an application for a
renewal of tho wholesale license of
the Hoffschlaeger Company
Though the license commissioners
gavo no reasons for their action in ro
fusing tho license to the wholesale firm
it is common gossip that tho reasons
were that tho company porsistcd in use
of its rectifying licence in a manner
very Unsatisfactory to the board In
0 fact the mixing of liquors under the
federal rectifying license in tho Hoff
eehlaeger Company cellar iad bcon a
matter of much talk for some time An
other count was tho alleged salo to
blind pigs
Tho boards action inthlscaso means
erable reduction in the number of re- -
tall saloons in Honolulu Some of them
were a direct result of the announced
policy of restricting saloons to the fire
limits district The action taken on
tho whole was regaidcd toy many as
likely to hurt tho prohibition campaign
It would show they said that under
the present law the license commission
ers bad power to handle the situation
In answer to this it was pointed out
that the board had to act under the
present law as best it could becauso
oven if prohibition should be sustained
in July in tho natural legal course
of events it could hardly go into effect
in less than a year
In other words tho year for which
tho license board is acting now from
July 1 110 to July 1 1911 will not
be affected by the prohibition campaign
no matter which way it goes Hence
the board is acting just as though thoro
were no campaign As for the effect
on tho vote thoro aro two arguments
one side says it Ehows that the commissioners
have power to handle the
situation while tho other side says that
such drastic action after the commis ¬
sion has had pbwer several years shows
that tho liquor dealer have not
made good oven by tho knowledge
of such drastic law hanging over their
beads and hence have once more shown
that they ought to be put out of busi ¬
ness
On June 27 the board will bold
another meeting to consider applica
tions for renewals Tho licenses to bo
considered at this tymo are those of
streets P A Sehaefer Co wholesale
dealers Thomaj- - F MeTighe Co
King and Maunakea streets jr Shiga
maun Wa1pahJEws M Qt Bljva
River street between King and Queen
Isaac Coekelt Hotel street between
Kuuanu and BraltU streets
mMrmriKBmA
wmy
lipHl
said J P Cooke yesterday
Mr Cooke returned Sunday from the
Garden Isle Ho expresses the opin ¬
ion that tbo prohibition movement
both on that island and On1 Maui is
progressing favorably In fact Mr
Coolto feels rather certain that tho
movement on both these islands is
moving ahead along favorabe lines
It is understood thnt tbeJiquor men
aro making a strenuous but secret com
paign on the Ivoolau side of this is ¬
land a movement which the prohibitionists
aro ns quietly blocking
CHANCE FOR NEW
INTER ISLAND BOAT
HONOLULU HAWAII TERRITORY FRIDAY- - JtffE T
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SBOEETAEY 6P WAB DICKINSON
WASHINGTON June 16 Secretary
pf War Dickinson Btarts tonight on a
tour of the world sailing on the Pacific
Mail steamship Siberia from San Fran
cisco on Juno 28 for Honolulu and Ma- -
nila arriving at Honolulu on July 4
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in addition to a large amount of miscellaneous
freight consigned to H
Hackfeld Co
The Iicneo Bickmors was chartered to
take tbo run of tho ill fated German
ship Maijo Hackfeld which was wreck ¬
ed in the North Sea just after she left
port for Honolulu Tho vessel and en ¬
tire cargo were lost A duplicate car
go was made up and the Bickmera em- ¬
ployed
By a strango coincidence tho Banco
Uickmers was in tho same galo which
destroyed tho Mario Hackfeld The
blow came on at night when tbo Bick- ¬
mera had all hor cam as out The ves-
sel tore through the water at express
rate but it was necessary to keop all
sails set in order to keep a proper
seaway in waters which Aoro filled
with banks
Towards morning the Bickmers came
in tbe midst of a fishing fleet and a
new danger threatened not only the
fishermen and their vessels but the
Riclcmcrs as well Tho fishing vessels
had their nets out and were tied to
them tho nets uctiug as a drag The
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KfiHIMKMMHiU
ISStoaiik
ARE DETERMINED
OW PUBLICITY
New Land Board Reiterates Be- -
lief in Full Notice to
Homesteaders
THE RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED
J F Brown Is Selected to Be
Secretary of the
Commission
Before action upon any proposed
exchango salo or lcaso of land is taken
by tho board otleo of intention so
to do shall bo published by tho sec
retary onco each week for eight weeks
in tho English Hawaiian and Pertu
gucso languages in tho City and Coun
ty of Honolulu and tho County in
which tho land in questioniis locatcdt
which nbttco shall namo tlin nnnlionnt
and describe generally and identify
tho land covered by such application
prleo proposc 1 la casa of an exchango
tho land offered in exchango and shall
that it will hereafter use Its almost un
0 limited power to stop tho sale by
wholesalers to blind pigs Tho board
rouyjCpjlfoirther it is Baid and demand
that tpoljyholesalers cooperate with tile
authoritffis iri exposlngtbe blind pigs
AVholeBolb Anns which the-- board con
cludea nro supplying these joints may
be Bimply put out of business by re ¬
fusals to renew their licenses if the
board continues in existence In this
connection it is pointed out that the
federal- - government has complete con- ¬
trol of the wholesalers in such a matter
becauso by being able to examine tho
wholesalers books its agents can jal- -
ways tell cwhero tho liquor goes and
they nlwaysjiollcct the special liquor
tax from nny store that buys enough
liquor to justify suspicion Ithat selling
is going on in sueh store
It is reported that-- tho Hoffschlaeger
case will be tho subject pf a rehearing
in wuichts cnt the matter may bo fully
discussed As it Btands now tho firm
is denied a renewal of its license after
being in business many years and only
public rumor gives reasons why Tho
reasons thus given nro the cellar recti ¬
t
HAWAII SOOi
OUT TEIBHHW
Senate Passes Bill Making Ar- ¬
izona and New Mexico
States
WASHINGTON Juno 1C Tho
Statehood bill passed the senate today
It adds
fying and tho nlleged sales to blind pigs
The rectifying business led to connecting
the firm rumor withconsiderable of tho
imitation booze reported on sale but ns
the board made no charges and acted
in secret session there is no knowing
whether public rumor is justified or not
in giving this as a main cause of its
action
Tho political effect of tho boards
action was a good deal discussed yesterday
Asido irom the Hoffschlaeger
case the denials of licenses wero not im- ¬
portant but they amount to a consid-
--two
CAUGHT
new fltatcsrtotho Amor- -
ican Unlonf admitting Arizona and
Now Mexico- - as soparato States Tho
passage of tho bill onds a fight that
was at its height early in President
Rposovelts torm Tbo measure passed
is another Taft measure and ns nnai
triumph is another administration vic- ¬
tory
During the last administration a
great contest was waged to have tbo
two Territories of Arizona and New
Mexico combined and admitted as one
State In both Territories the measure
was bitterly opposed Congress ad- ¬
journed without reaching a decision
In bis message to congress President
Taft recommended that tho two Terri- ¬
tories be admitted as separate States t
and the contest has been on over since
Arizona and Now Mexico will bo tho
forty seventh and forty eighth States
respectively in the American Union
and thoiiv udmissiott Teaves Hawaii as
the only remaining Territory of the
unnoa mates -
OAHU TO BE THE
BATTLEGROUND
Oahu Will probably bo tho battle- ¬
ground In tho plebiscite campaign
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SECRETARY T OffiNEE RIMERS
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HID ROUGH TIME
BE HERE OH
Hatches Stove In by Pounding
Seas and Sails Took
FOURTH
Place of Marie HackfeltJ
During a terrific gale ofCCapo Horn
- the mid hatch of the Gorman shin
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ieau lf
x 3tenoeTBiclnners which arrived in port
t I i Ilf tt i f- c- -
Wlli yesterday iromiJremon wns i
Daw Uatuoii Cluinn Hef nn SO
Way Around the World
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01 War Ueparimeni
E 0 timbers yielding like
UUVM
matchwood to tho terrible pounding
of tons of seas deluging that compartment
with water and dan aging tho
cargoj In tho same gale the central
portion of the bridge loading from tbo
galloy to tho poop deck was ripped
out tho galley ddor stova in and tho
forward hatch damaged
Then to cap Ihe climax a brand now
suit of sails on tho mizzenmast just
bent on was menaced und all hands
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wore sent aloft to furl it but hardly
had the crow bands upon the can ¬
call upon all persons desiring to ob
j and
jeet becauso the and should be home
An Uo Jn lhj harbor m
mvuu ui ukucitriav IW iiuauufa Quuu
objections In writing or in person oa
a dato to bo named in said notice
within ten days aftor tho last day of
publication
The abovo resolution proposed by
W A lilnnoy was adopted by tho ad
Lost
laid
vas than Jhe wind took the sheet tore
it to shreds and ktholl 8 of all the
mom laloft were threatened Captain
Dad called tbetrV down and to tho boon
dock where they romainod while tho
seas rogca over ine waist or tuotsuip
loosening all gear not clamped down
Tho seas pounded upon the deck caus
ing tho whofe vessol to sMvor from
stem to Btorn Luckily not a man was
hurt
Much pf theT00O tons of general
cargo may be damaged Tbe cargo com- ¬
prises about atuousand cites of liquor
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visory lani board yesterday morning
and guaranrces full publicity of all
land matters coming botoro the board
It is simply a formal expression of
the policy enunciated by tho Doard
Wednesday afternoon tho policy of
giving the bona iido homesteadar first
choice in tho disposition of all public
lands and relegating tho plantor ranch
man and big land owner to second
place
Tbo resolution was adoptod by a full
voto of tho board although Jtiago An
dradc rather objected to quite so much
notoriety and thought that publication
of notico in tho county papers of tho
counties lu which each individual tract
of land is located would bo amply
sufficient His view however was not
concurred in by the other members
of tiro board Klnnoy voicing thoigen
smjvo n
oral sentimontthatto6fouoliublleUy
jwouIj jj0 jottgj thnn t00 itt 0i
Brown for Secretary
Tho board decided thnt it needs a
clork look after rccolvcd Washing- -
amount of clerical business and J A
ftnd cclebration
tako part in tho water ovent and will
bo docorntcd for tho occasion Ono
hundred and fifty vossols of the mer
Brown a member of tbo commission
was to undartako the worn
at a salary to bo decided upon
when it is known bow much work thoro
is going to be
Andrado wns afraid that tuo rulo
of publicity proposod by Kinney was
going to mean onormoiis expense but
this view was frowned upon by the
other moinbors of tbo board It is
bottor to begin with too much notico
rather thau with too little said Kin
noy Later on if wo And that wo
can gat along with less we can cut
it down
Brown suirccBtcd that his
in the land office bad so bim
wit n tuo possibilities of delay and in
terruption of business anything
that would tend to lessen delay would
appeal to him In tho Cuso of purely
pastoral lands or waste lauds bo
said it seems to mo tho situation
can bo fully met jf when the lease
is advertised tuo condition is made
that homesteads may bo applied for
at any tlmo thereafter Wo might
then go on with the loasc but at tho
Continued on xago bigot
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chant marine of all nations will also
tako part and tho harbor will be filled
with shipping in gala attire for tho
event Tho vessol on which Mr Uoobo
vclt is to arrivo will bo mot at Sandy
Hook and escorted to its dock by a
groat fleot with Ibands banners and
cheering thousands
Ashore thoro will bev hundreds of
thousands in lino to greet the roturn
of the traveler
--H I FISH F
Seven Million and a Half Pledged
FevyHours After Congress
- Setsdhe Mark
SAN rRANOISCO Juno 17 Tho ro- -
to tho probablo large port yesterday from
ton that tbo fodorol government would
takp
porsuadeu
no stops to formally invito for
later
experience
Impressed
that
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eign nations to consider tho question
of taking part in a Panama Exposition
until It bad been demonstrated that
either this city or New Origans could
raiso a fund of sovon and a half mil- ¬
lion to flnanco tho local end bt the
undertaking stirred tho committee hero
into ronowod activity with tho rosnlt
mac it was announced last night that
the large amount was pledged
This announcement is taken as prac ¬
tically settling the question tbero be ¬
ing no assuranco that Now Orleans
will bo able to raiso such a fund At
any rate San Francisco a few hours
aftor congress- - sot tho mark has come
forward with tho monoy
Fight Had No Influence
WASHINGTON Juno 17 Advices
pent to San Francisco yesterday by the
vaniornia congressmen iwere to tho
effect that the matter of tho doslre
of many San Franciscans to have the
Johnson Jeffries prizo flgbt In that city
was having no effect regarding tho
matter of tbo Panama exposition
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FACTIONS AGREE
ON THE RULE REFORMS
FAIL IN EFFECT
Threatens to Sue Governor but
the Fighters Are Packinn Up
for Nevada
- J S McLean vice president of the
Inter Island steamship campeny who
leaves next reek for tho mainland on
a three months vacation stated yes
terday that thoro was a possibility of
the Inter Island company bnilding an- ¬
other steamer for the island trade her
keel to bo Hid this year Tentative
plans hao been drawn but nothing has
been definitely settled President Ken
Charles Lambert King street and Nuu
anu avenue Alfred Rosa J C Cor- -
and J Q Pregll Queen and Alakca
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nedy was to look oor plans for steam- ¬
ships while on ths nairLnd and to get
some idea of costs Ho thought Mr
Kennedy would have all this data on
his return to bo laid before tho di- ¬
rectors
CRUISER CLEVELAND
MAY GET IN SUNDAY
A wireless from the United States
cruiser Cleveland was received at Ka
buku at eight octvek last evening
The vessel was then 000 miles from
Honplulu on her way from the Orient
sjcaming through moderate teas with
moderate orth northcaBt winds prevail- -
IF
GERMANY IS
POTSDAM June 17 Emperor Wil- ¬
liam is 411 and a number of alarming
regarding his condition are In
circulation The court havo
Issued e statement to the effect that the
condition of the emperor furnishes so
cause for anxiety
H
ANOTHER VACANCY SOON
on of lllno-
The meaago ctatefl that tlio Clovo
land would probably rcBehthlt port on
Sunday night or Monday morning She
reported the erulter CliaUaBOotfu flyo
days behind Icr
- has favor
ably reported
Charles L Rhodes formerly the pri ¬
BMkmers was piloted through this fleet
by Captain with narrow escapes
on all sides Frequently tho bow of
the ship just grazed a fishing boat but
not one was damaged
Tho Bickmers is making her first
visit to Honolulu and Captain Dau
reports
likewise Tbe Bickmers fleet of sail
physicians ing and steam vessels have been in
the East India trade carrying rico as
a general thing
The ship arrived off port Wednesday
afternoon and was brought to an an
ehpr as a utill off shoro wind was blow
intr and tho cantain of the tuc In- -
ON SUPREME BENCH lPW did not wish to make the at- -
icia ii jo ii jug iuv uuuvuy iuuuou vvo-
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vate searolary of Mayor who W
Ttoen on tbe Coast for the past yw
rrty in on a vMt by the
Bierra due next weak
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miommnv el Inside at that time Yesterday
tr SJffirlgl H iJri0 f morning tbe Inter Isjand steamer Clau
o to the ship end o
account beoa
Pern- -
SAN FRANCISCO Juno 17 It is
practically conceded by the followers of
game that tbo death knoll
of that has been sounded so far
as Is concerned nnd tbo cry
among the fight tuns now is On to
Bono- -
Dau
Tex Bickard tho promoter of tho
Jolinson Jrffriis affair is making
threats of suing Governor Qillott for
Interfering in his plans to hold tho big
bnttlo in this city stating that hundreds
of tlioiisundH of iollurs aro Involved in
his plans and are at stake in tho ven
Itenol
Governor Glllott stands firm In bla
determination to provent the desecra
line was sent aboard After starting
to pull too lino got aroui or tuo inco
mers rudder and tbe Intrepid then
passed a lino to tbe bow to steady the
veisel She was finally pulled away
from the anchorage and towed into the
harbor by tbo Olaudlno aftor wUieli
will town
the little tui Intrepid took bold a4
brought bur to tbe uaweja wwn
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tion of the national holiday by tho
fight so far us bis State Is concerned
and tbo fl rhtcrs Ihiinsolves have ex ¬
pressed their willingness to gd to Ne ¬
to settle tliu auestlon 6t tbo chain
pionbbip
To ilny the attorney general of he
will commonce injunction proceed ¬
tho prizefight
sport
California
vada
State
ings agaluit the fight principals to pro
vent tbo meeting of July 4
Beno Wtnta Jt
HJTNQ NiivbJh June it A commit
tee nf cltlteiii le at work endeavoring
tu secure be Jeffries Johnson fight for
this eity KepriHieniatlvei of Rlcknrd
aro already here cbig what
for the ht can be made
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WHOLENpi75
ALL READY TO
CHEER FOR
TEDDY
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Warships and Merchantmen Will
Greet
0 Jort n
DECORATED NAVAL ESCORT
Hundreds of Thousands Will Line
the Streets to Shout the
Countrys Welcome
NEW TOIIK 17 Plana of the
Hoosovelt roccptlon eommlttco for tbo
wqlcomo to bo oxtendod tbo former
President on his arrival hero are shap ¬
Juno
ing fast and nro already under way
WASHINGTON Juno 17 An agree ¬
ment is predicted among tho Jlrlous
factions represented on tho now com
mitteo of rules for congress regarding
tbo reforms to bo recommended in tho
rules by tho committee A discussion
regarding those proposed reforms is now
under way Uetorc tuo committoo -
DE FORREST WIRELESS
MAY BE INVOLVED
NEW YORK June 17 Abraham
White president of tho Do Forrest
Wireless Tolegraph und Telephone Com- -
pany may foe summoned before the fed
eral grand jury here regarding tlio ab
sorption of bis company by tho Uni
ted Wireless of which tho officials bavo
been indicted for misuse of tho malls
in the salo of stock Tho Do Torrcst
wireless telephones aro in uso on ninny
of tho Amorican vessels of tho navy
while tho company controls tho wlro
Icsb etations along tho Caribboan coast
H
VICTORY ENCOURAGES
THE REVOLUTIONISTS
NJW YORK Juno 17 Advices re
ceived here from Nicaragua nro to the
effect that the defeat of Doctor Mudrli
by General Xatruju has jencourHged the
of the latter throughout
the country find thef evojuttonary enute
U spreading Genera Katrtwla who U
still at niuefleldi i said to have re
col veil meuagea from many Interior
points offering Mm mi Unco in bit
1ffort to overthrow ib prvlili4l gov ¬
ernment
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GRAND JURY
WILL REAR
AYLETT
Supervisor Who Said He Was
Tempted Refuses to Talk
Further
WANTS NO LOCAL PUBLICITY
Declines to Take Board Into His
Confidence as Well as City
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ALLAN HERBERT
Back From- - Coast Enthusiastic
Over Desirability of Exposition
at Frisco
From WcdneiOay Aflvoroeer
Allan Horbcrt returned from San
Francisco yesterday on tho Wilbel
mina filled with enthusiasm in sup
port of tho Panama Exposition in 1015
and its being held nt Ban Francisco
Ho met tho San Francisco committee
some of tlio membors of whom aro
personal friends of his They inform- -
old
cd him that they did not need or want j
any money from Honolulu in their
support In connection with the fight
now bobag made between San Fran- ¬
cisco and New Orleans to get tho ex- ¬
position located at San Francisco or
lator to help finance the exposition
but they did strongly ask for Hawaiis
moral support for tho present and
Inter thnt it would install a good ex ¬
hibit at tho fair
Sir Herbert assured tho committee
thnt bo would do everything thnt ho
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Mothers Congress Suggest New
Department in National
Government
SECRETARY NOW
Department of Home and Child
Is Wanted and Congress Will
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Be Appealed To
From Wednesday Advertiser
What merit there may too in tho
accusation brought against an unnamed
party supposed to o Wiliio warworn
nf havinir offered a Tjribo of sixteen
hundred dollars to Supervisor Aylott
to Induco him to withdraw his opposi
tion to tho Tort street paving contract
is to bo learned through a grand jury
investigation which may commenco this
morning
Yesterday at a meeting of tho hoard
of supervisors Aylctt repeated his
charge that he had ibeon offered a sub- ¬
stantial sum of money in gold coin
to bo handed over after ho had deliver ¬
ed his own goods for his vote against
tho Mayor He Tcfusod to go into par
ticulars however declaring that to tho
grand jury and to tho grand jury alono
would ho divulge the interesting do
tails ho claims to have locked up in
his secretive bosom
When it was suggested that ho might
at least tnhe tho city attorneys offieo
into his confidence Aylctt winked his
other eyo and announced ho would havo
see his inumatea 5n wouid the
that city his IIawaU ns it
would have certainly ijLoraiiv
session tho same ns everyone else
lAhias denial of an attempted bribe
whether made ns a joke as a test of
Ahia as a getting his voto first
and giving him ino nn na mivrwurus
or as the real thing is one of the
surprises of the affair to those who
have been watching it through tho past
weoks Unless some responsible pcoplo
have been very much mistaken in what
Ahia tried to tell them up until Sunday
he was repeating a story of his qwn
ndventiiro with tho alleged bribo iden ¬
tical with the story Aylett tells Now
howevor he denies any offer or money
at any time
Board Meeting a Warm One
Tim full membershil of the board
was present at tho meeting callod at
noon whilo tho city In person
supported his deputy Fred Milvcr
ton was hand prepared to solve any
legal problems that might arise in con ¬
nection with tho graft allegations J
A Gilman head of tho proposed paving
company in the interest of which tho
alleged bribe is supposed to havo boen
offered was present as an interested
spectator
Tho account of the alleged nttempt
at bribery as given yestorday morning
in Tho Advertiser formed tho text of
the Mayor Fern reading a let
ter to the board regarding matter
in which tho following occurred
I beg to call your attention to cor- -
mnitnra Unit ntmearcd in Tho Ad- -
Tertiser relative to alleged attompt
certain parties to bribe a member of
this body in rciniion 10 nis yuhj m
gard to overriding of Mayors voto
the ordinance calling for tho paving
of Fort street
I would suggest that mattor
he laid before a special commltteo to
Teport to the board at its regular meet- ¬
ing to bo held on Tuesday evening
Jnno 21
Nothing Secret
Supenisor Quinn objected nt onco
to any secrecy in the matter stating
that the affair was one thnt concerned
the public ns well ns board and
should be threshed out in public meeting
He wanted quick action nnd publicity
It was then thnt Aylett fiirimg his
ideas ou tho Bubject announcing that
tho board could do ns it pleased but
that ho did not propose to tell any
thing He doubted tha right of the
board to constitute itself into an in- -
body anyway
3uisitorial
but his
removed by tho city attor
ney quoting liiw
At any rate Aylett hnd his doubts
about tho ability of board to make
him talk when ho didnt want to and
expressed the doubt Ho stated that
ho would go before a grand jury and
nothing but a grand jury where only
few could hear what lie had to
Deputy County Attorney Milvcrton
stated that tho legal end of tho city
government had nothing tangible
prewnt to the grand jury and would
like hear what Aylctt might huvo
to present He Invited Aylctt to step
into tho office and unburden himself
I will have to consult my attorney
before I tell you or anyone else re
plied the supervisor
Oatlicart Incredulous
County Attornoy Cntlicurt appears to
bo amused at Ayktt churgea but
states that the matter will ba nroeent- -
could along tho lines which they sug- ¬
gested and stated that he would im
fd before the grund jjury und gone
into thoroughly
Willie Crawford bin lelzed the further
nutonnty given him mention
of Lis nnmo In the affair and is wwir
In an air of highly Injured iuuoBenct
luttoried on with frogs Willie pro
foMos to kite a dtMmvrute attempt lit
the whole affair to ilumvuu hi reimta
In the aumiiurilty laying
Maine for the pint ngelnit hie good
name ml fitlr tumt ou orrlu An
lrw At Mr Andrews teeured hi
fiil iDfornistlou rttftrdiutf tli uutlr
from tk AdvrllMr two weeks sign
lad at M time AvriiDod te give Hiiy
NmImim Nt nil In lb Wit end of
III alary funfur1 will I u ihiuk
Sp WW oil
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mediately bring tho matter to tho at- ¬
tention of tho cbmmcrcial bodies of
Honolulu
Wired tho Delegate
In 6rder to acquaint tho delegate
with his feelings upon tho proposition
he sent him the following telegram
Permit mo ns an old friend of
yours nnd a fellow citizen of Hawaii
who has its interests nt heart to re
quest that you uso your best endeavors
to havo San Francisco chosen as tho
site of tho Panama Exposition Hawaii
ought to benefit by such a location bo
cause many of tho great number going
to n worlds fair nt San Francisco
would visit Hawaii afterwards whilo
none would go there from New Or- ¬
leans
Good for Islands
Mr Herbert states that ho thinks
thnt tho holding of tho fair in San
to attorney Ayiett jrancisco m5 be of
tho attorney and staff
tc9t bcncflt to win
to wuit for tho grand jury bo VGrv patronized
uy pcoplo irom tlio unent nnu Australia
and Now Zealand all of whom
way
will pass through Honolulu In addi
of
tion to this tho largo nuuiucr 01 visitors
coming to tho fair from tho other
direction will furnish a considerable
quota of visitors for Honolulu
When informed that local sentiment
had alroady been oxpresscd in favor
of helping tho San Francisco location
of tho fair Mr Herbert expressed tho
greatest gratification and said that
ho felt that it would be appreciated
in San Francisco nnd would bo of ma- ¬
terial help
HHElii attornoy
by
on
mooting
tho
of
tho
of
tho
the
tho
Jhe
the say
to
to
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by
don the
HELD
Of SLIGHT MISHAP
Cylinder Head Breaks Ship
Stops Outside Passengers
Transferred In
The valve stem guldo of one of tho
cylinder heada went wrong as the Mat
son linor Wilhelmlna slowed down for
the doctor to iboard tho ship as she
was coming into port early yesterday
morning ono of tho cylinder heads
cracked and tho big steamer wbb unable
to reach her dock until noon About
ninety of her hundred caibin passengers
wero transferred by tho twoboat Intrepid
to tho steamship dock without any
mishaps and tho Wlehlmina camo up
to tho wharf with two cylinders work ¬
ing
The broken part was removed and
taken to the Honolulu Iron Works for
repairs and it was said yesterday after
noon that tho accident would probably
not delay her sailing on time
Tho AVilhelmina mado the trip down
from San Francisco in fivo days and
fourteen hours Sho arrived off tho
port about five oclock yesterday morn ¬
PATRIOTS ARE
UnjUBBLE
Self Sacrificing Citizens Willing
to Hold Two Jobs Are
Barred Out
Sovoral of the patriotic and disinter
ing and lonfod along under reduced
sliced until tho doctors launch camo
out and then camo to n stop wncu
she undertook to proceed to her dock
tho accident happened whjjh held her
up for sevcrnl hours
All but about ton of the cabin pas
sengers were taken off in relays and
brought ashore
Tho Matson liner brought ninotyfour
sacks of mall and this waB landed by
the tug Intrepid The liner brought as
froight about two thousand tons of
cargo including two automobiles and
a quantity of freight destined for Hilo
Among tho passengers arriving on
the AVllhelmlna were Allan Herbert
who comes buck from n visit to the
mainland City and County Treasurer
Diehard Trent who returned from a
business trip that carried him to Lon
don Knglaml Mr ana Airs o u
Thompson enmo hero to go on nt tne
Park theater Miss Pesmond is nlso
another vaudeville performer who will
open a Ketibon at the Tort street piny
house Mr nnd Mrs II M Hepburn
wero welcomed by the McCandless family
Mrs Hepburn wns Miss Mndgo
McCandless nnd roturns to her homo at
Honolulu the bride of Mr llepburun
who will toon nisume the management
of tlio Hawaiian Klectrle Company
i i
RAILROAD BILL
MAKES PROGRESS
WABHINOTON lune U Tlio con
fin nee ruKrt nil thp rullroad bill has
liirti pruniiitid to the soiiste
TOCURHCDLDINOHEOAY
Take Laxative IHomo Quinine
Tablet All UniMUjU refund
tho moiifty if it lulla to cure
V W Oroved nirjnatmu U on
itll box f
¬
ested citizens who aro at present im ¬
molating themselves on tho altar of tho
public good by serving their fcllowmen
at so much per as servants of the Ter
ritory or of the city and county are
liablo to have thoir hopes of farther
sacrificing themselves for tho good of
thoir fellow citazons rudely blasted as
a result of an opinion Tendered yester ¬
it THINK IT OVER
BAKER SUFFERS
ON TRANSPORT
Uncle Sam Now Looking for His
Employe Who Smashed
Smiths Eye
A black oye received by Q A E
Smith of tho Vienna Bakery is causing
Uncle Sam a great deal of trouble tho
subject of which is not the black eyo
but tho man who bestowed it Yes
terday morning Smith wont down to the
transport Iogan on business and
day by Attornoy Qcnoral Lindsay
AttnrnnvOpnnrnl Tindsav cruellv
holds that a self sacrificinjr patriot may
not go so far as to do double work
and draw a uoudio salary no matter
how much tho patriot may feel for his
yours ot
en- ¬
tered into an altercation with a mem- ¬
ber of tho transports crew
This altercation ended with grimy
fist landing upon ono of tho optics of
tho baker a nasty bruise being the
result The baker at onco went to tho
polico station where he reported tho
mattor and swore out a warrant Tho
warrant sent down to tho transport
but tho officers of ho same refused to
honor it and it could not bo served
trusting fcllowmen he may not permit Ti nnnn fiii nrWiWir infnntnr
himself to represent tho aforesaid fel- -
nnd navai equipment on tho transport
lowmen for instance in both logisla- -
outnumbered tho polico resources tho
mro ana oouru ox ouiioivioun jiui j ollictr with the warrant nnd smith re
ho drawn down a salary from the board turned in confusion Recourse had
of supervisors and nt tho Bamo time to the feaerai iaw ana Unitod States
spend a stipend allowed him by some District Attorney Brcckons was con
branch of tho territorial government I
6uitcd
This cruel ruling affects several j Thi rcsuitoa in a federal warrant
prominent politicians of tho Territory i Dcing aworn out and given to Marshal
For instance A S Kaleiopu who at ucnary to sorve This functionary had
present consents to recelvo a salary as no Detter luck than the county polico
an cmpiuyu ui uiu tnj- uuu vuuy and on tne tranBp0rt 08 jt sailed last
can not run for tho cnato unless bo night wag the man who had fce8towed
rosigns his moro lucrative municipal lll0 bIack on Bakor gmUi
job Supervisor Bill Aylett who at the However federal warrants reach fur
present moment manages to eke out an ther than county warrants and the man
existenco on his pay as a supervisor win be arrested at Manila if possible
at 50 a moath and his pay as watch and returned to explain tho cause that
man at tho capitol must cither resign cd hm to ajsflBre the bakorlal orb
tbeso two jobs or glveup his ambitions But gmth ia the only man who
of running for senator knows the culprit he will probably es- -
Likewiso G F Affonso tho noisy and capQ untn such tim0 aB Smith catches
jocoso representative from Hilo who nim in a aark aiey in Honolulu and
thinkB ho ought by Tights to bo re- -
delivers individual punishment
turned by n grateful constituency must
elthor resign his job as license inspec- -
SHAMBEBLAINS OOLIO CHOLEEA
tor for Hilo or forego the plcasuro of jjjj jjiaeHHOBA ItEMEDY
baiting Speaker Holsteln in tho house T
of representatives When you fail to provide your 1 am--
Attorney General Lindsays opinon is ily with a bottle of Chamberlains
rendered in response to a letter from Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Bemedy at
A D Castro In replying tho attor-- this season of the year you are neglect-ncy-cener-
Bays inB them as bowel complaint is sure
Optalon KO Ml amaladVTo bo Wfied with This is
Under Sections 10 and 1 Organic ospcciaily true if there are children in
Act a member of the territorial legis- -
tho iamllyi A doso or two of this rem- -
laturo not ellgiblo to office under coun- -
cd wiU ace tbo trouble within con- -
ty County officer enn not while hold- -
tro and pernapa Bavo a Hfei or at
ing said office run for election to ter- -
east a doct0r8 bill It has nover been
ritorial legislature known to fail even in the most sovero
Honorable A D Castro Secretary Ho- -
and danRerous cases and its cost is not
publican Party of Hawaii Hono- - was
was
boyond the means of any one For sale
lulu T H by all druggists Benson Smith Co
Dear Sir I beg to acknowledge Ttd aeents for Hawaii
receipt of tno jam insi in
which you afk my opinion on tho fol- - u 0fncer of a countv is ner- -
lowing questions juipg not an offlC0r of ti0 Territory of
1 Can a person holding oflico in Hawnli it must bo remembered that a
or under or bv authority of any of the county is only an nrm or agoncy of tho
counties or the City and County of Ho- - territorial government created for tho
nolulu hold the offieo of a member of purpose of carrying on Is scheme of
the territorial legislature 1 government
2 Can a member of tho territorial Tho language of Section 17 of the
legislature accept an appointment in Organic Act seems positive against
nuy department of any of tho counties tho contention that a county officer is
without necessarily resigning from tho eligible to election or to hold luscat in
office he holds us a member of tho leg- - tbo legislature
islaturef o person holding office In or un- -
Section 10 of tho Organic Act pro- - der or by authority of tho Ter- -
vldes ritory of Hawaii shall bo eligible to
That no member of the legislature election to tne fcgiimturo or io uoiu
shall during the term for which ho is tho position of a member of the same
plixitKil bo nimolnted or elected to any while holding tnld office
offieo of the Territory of Hawaii A county officer In my judgraont
Section 17 provide nonis in a onieo iy nuiuowy oi xuo
That no person holding office in Territory of Hiiwnll and would fall
or under or by authority of the gov- - within the Inhibition
ernment of the United States or of the Thcro would seem to be no objection
Territory nf Hawaii shall be lilbo to a county officer who desires to stand
to election to tha legislature or tu hold for election to the legislature resigning
the position of n member ot the mine his oflico under tha county In tho
while holding tald oftlee case of member of the legiilitture
The luteut of congress In pausing however it is otherwise for Section 11
the above sections of he Organic Aet nf the OrganJe Aet positively prohibit
wi undoubtedly to prevent our leU hie being appoliilftd to or holiJliir office
ininrd cnuiiinir unlet end subiiMiunnilv diirlnir the term for whleb ho U elected
nlllnir tho wiuo by Hi own mejnlire In iy oidnloii therefore both uf
The legliUture of Hawaii treaUd the ytwr iulloii iheuld L nutwereJ n
eeuntlM tireicribM the efllieiid rtxe the negative
their wUrlM and the lwr tlmt ere t bate ine Itewr MERCHANTS FALL
TO NIOJEI GRAFT
Hui Soliciting for Funds for Races
With Booze on the
Side
One of tho matters to he taken up
at tho next meeting of tbo merchants
association will ibe a discussion of a
scheme that is on to raise money for
alleged raco and field events that
are to ibe pulled off at Kapiolani Park
by way of celebrating tho Glorious
Fourth
This canvass for money has been
eminently successful with a large num- ¬
ber of the merchants of the city who
pormittod their patriotism to carry
them away It is said that about 700
has already been raised
Since the discovery by some of those
approached for coin that the hui collect- ¬
ing tho money was not ono organized
to give tho people an outlet to their
patriotic enthusiasm but to run xreo
horso racing a loud protest has been uttered
especially loud now since it is
reported that some of the promoters
want a special license to open a beer
joint for that day at tho track
Ono of the collectors for this hui
approached the head of a prominent
business house in the city at the begin
ning of tho weok with a list of those
who had already subscribed and asked
tor a donation Un the petition it stat
t be r mfttt
himI etu at auy time eheege the Wile IMj yaiin
of these oltlMMi aw tU t w uhu4t AllfXAJUBH MNWAY Jll
fruw their tebirte While tmlarir MltiHty QmtmA
¬
ed that tho money was to be used in
Sromoting race and field sports at
Park on the Fourth of July
The merchant becoming suspicious
asked who was at the back of the peti- ¬
tion and the solicitor sidestepped at
onco and answered only that it was a
regularly organized committee The
other persisted and asked for names and
upon hearing one promptly said No- ¬
thing dolngl
Tho words raco meet and field
sports disguise the proposition start
ed some timo ago by a hui of sports in
the city to hold horse racing at the
old park on the dny named with an
understood object now of selling beer
on tho Bide and thus adding to the
gum that is to bo so kindly donated
by tbo merchants
A canvnss of the busineis men of
tho city and others shows a decided
sentiment against any racing at nil
on the park on that date claiming that
when Honolulu was holding races at
Kapiolani Park under the auspices of
a regularly organized jockey club
Hilo and Maui came to Honolulu to
celebrate They argue that now as
the local iockov club has dissolved
ami Maul Is to hold a race meet ou the
Fourth conducted under auspices
which cannot be questioned It wpuld
not bo tho square thing to do to start
a rival if doubtful attraction hero
and the mercantile associations will
undoubtedly discountenance such a
thing
On the other haud a sentiment has
been started to iirenare a Fourth of
July program that will be worthy of
the day Several influential men have
expressed themselves as boing sur ¬
DENVER Colorado Juno 15 That
there should bo a Department of tho
Homo nnd Child added to tho other
departments of tho national govern- ¬
ment and that that department should
bo presided over by n woman secre- ¬
tary with official rank equal to that
ofprised
that no citizen committee tins
yet been appointed for this purpose
and to bccure funds for areworks
Tho men who have been stung for
the racing proposition as well as those
who hae refused to subscribe for it
nil express themselves us willing to
subscribe for real Fourth ot July ex
ercises and lroworks
Lust year the fireworks wore pro
vided for the evening at Palace Square
nnd Dr T J Greeuo who was detained
in Honolulu owing to Injuries received
I iy his wife la mi auto accident saved
the day ns for as no orator went delivering
one of the best orations aver
heard ill Honolulu
COAT NOT MAN
WAS DISCOVERED
tOMi June 14 -- It was the et
Aud wit the bedy at ChrleU which
fen ml la Inke Camo Ctiiilatan
we the MHJMmlai t Un Mevllle
Caetie whew wetiUted body wm dm
eowred In a Uuftk UH ia the lake
ike tiiber way
- tbo secretary of war secretary of
the navy and tho other cabinet officers
is tho idea of tho women gathered in
convention horo for tho National Con ¬
gress of Mothers
The proposal was mado early in tho
Bossions of tho congress which con ¬
vened on Priday last Yesterday tho
sentiment was crystalized into the form
of a resolution addressed to the Presi ¬
dent and congress in which tho adop- ¬
tion of tho new department of homo
and child was urged
Various speakers on the resolution
pointed out tho many functions of
government tho novr department could
perform and elaborated on tho necessity
of having a woman at tho head of tho
department a woman in- - tho general
opinion of tho mothers of tho congress
being tho only logical and suitable head
for the work that tho department would
bo called upon to do
JOHNSON PICKS
UP SIDE MONEY
SAN FHANCD3CO Juno 15 Jack
Johnson has sold his intorost in tho
moving pictures that aro to be taken
of him and Jeffries when tho two meet
in their Fourth of July fight for tho
worlds championship tho price paid
him being fifty thousand dollars
Rlckard and Gleason agree to sell thoir
interests at the same figure
GOVERNORS WIFE
HURT IN RUNAWAY
SACRAMENTO Juno 15 Mrs Gil
lott wife of Govornor Gillett of Cal
ifornia was injured in a runaway acci- -
oent yestoraay it is probablo that her
injuries will confine her to her bed
for a week at least
POSTPONE PAYMENT
TILL COURT DECIDES
WASHINGTONr Jane 14 Senator
Cullom today introduced a joint reso- ¬
lution postponing until January first
tho payment of tho corporation tax
pending tho decision of --the United
States Supreme Court on the constitu- ¬
tionality of tho law
THE TRUTH ALWAYS
When Vou aro in doubt tell
the truth It was an experi- ¬
enced old diplomat who said this
io a beginner in the work It
may pass in some things hut
not in business Fraud and de- ¬
ception aro often profitable eo
long as concealed yet detection
is certain sooner or lator then
comes the Bmash np and tha
punishmont Tho best and safest
way is to tell tho truth all tba
timo Thus you mako frionda
that stick by you and a reputa- ¬
tion that iB always worth twen- ¬
ty shillings to tho pound every ¬
where your goods aro offered for
salo wo aro ablo modestly to
affirm that it ia on this basis
that tho world wido popularity of
WAMPOLBS PREPARATION
rests vTho peoplo havo discov ¬
ered that this medicino is exact ¬
ly what it ia said to bo and
that it does what wo havo al ¬
ways declared it will do Its na ¬
ture also has boon frankly mado
known It is palatable as honoy
and contains all tho curativo
proportios of puro Ood Liver
Oil oxtraotod by us from fresh
cod livors combined with tho
Compound Byrun cf Hypophos
pliitoa and the Extracts of Malt
nnd Wild Chorry A combi- ¬
nation of supromo oxcollonco
and modicinal morit Nothing
has boon so successful in Auo
miii Sc jfula Bronchitis Influ
euni Loss of Flesh Wasting
DUousos and Coughs and Col 1b
Dr Austin P Irvino of Oanada
wvii I havo usod it in casci
whore cod liver oil wn indica ¬
ted but oo Aid not lo token by
tho pattant and tlio result fol ¬
lowing woro very gratifying It
cannot deoeivo ordimtpplnt vou
U offoollvo from tlio ilrit doio
nnd ooniM to tlio twjm of tliuir
who liuvfl roealrwl no benefit
from any olhr treatment It
enrtwmt tho dtn uf rifr
Swii by alUljuwui owiriw
WaansnA

R I IN THE
mm OF PUBLIC
MSO OF TERRITORY
Far Reaching Policy Announced by Land Board
at First Meeting--Hereaft- er It Is Home-
steader
¬
First Plantation After
No government public land may lawfully under the provisions of tho
land law amendments to tho Organic Act bo leased until after possible and
prospective homesteaders and the public generally shall first have been notified
that the land is available for homestcading No leases of public lands shall
bo renewed until after similar opportunity sbnll havo been offered for homo
steading This is mandatory upon tho land board
The abovo interpretation of tho new land law amendments is tho bombshell
which W A Kinney a member of the board threw into the land board
yesterday afternoon at the lengthy meeting of tho newly created body of
guardians of tho public domain and if his interpretation of tho law is accepted
as tho correct ono tho entiro land policy of the Territory of Hawaii will
nlmnirfiil tho Virmnfl homesteader will nrecedenco over the suffer VnluO tho to
the ranchman and all tho other owners and lessees of land who tender is only tho will fotch
purposes Because a
want to buy leaso public - mnn wlu glv0 onljr Aoi Bcro ig
omer woras too micni 01 as in me iana law umenu reason rerusing mm
monts to the Organic Act is that the land belongs and should belong to tho
people and tho homesteader should havo first preference Mr Kinnoy In his
remarks at tho meeting of tho board tooktho ground thnt congress in passing
tho law amendments has rebuked tho Territory of Hawaii for tho way
in which tho land question in these Islands has been handled in tho past
and serves notico on tho people of this Territory that in tho future thoro must
bo a change in tho land policy and the man who wants to go upon tho land
and make a home for himself and his family is tho man who mu9t bo preferred
to tho man who wants to accumulate many acres
A Now Era Publicity
Tho meeting of tho land board yesterday was one of the most important
of all the meetings that havo been held in this Territory in many years and
its consequences may he more far reaching
And the attitude of tho board marks a new era in the conduct of tho
public business in Hawaii For it was definitely decided that so as tho
land board is concerned there shall be no executive sessions Everything shall
bo in the opon and general public shall at all times be permitted to Bo
present and know what is being dono and what is contemplated In view of
tho attitude of most other public and semi public institutions in this Territory
this announced policy of tho new land board is almost revolutionary
Not All Agreed
Mr Kinneys opinion that tho new
law allows the land board and the land
commissioner no discretion whatever in
regard to tho opening tip of land for
homestcading whenever such opening
shall bo demanded Iby twenty five ap-
plicants
¬
land and that the claims
of all lessees shall be considered sub-
ordinate
¬
to to those of prospective
homesteaders was not fully concurred
in by some of thoso present Both
IK A Thurston atodTchnlrman Alfred
Carter Btated that in their opinion Mr
Kinney was going too far in his inter-
pretation
¬
of the law and that certainly
some discretion should lie with the
board Land Commissioner Marston
Campbell also said that he was unable
to see the matter tho same light
as that in which Mr Kinney looked at
it Ho feared that it would entail a
groat amount of trouble and expense
without in many cases producing the
results expocted
Mr Carter expressed tho opinion
that while the rights of the home-
steader
¬
should bo amply protected by
tho board still it should not bo forgot ¬
ten that tho lessee has somo rights too
A lessee whoso leaso is about to ex ¬
pire has tho right to Ibe informed in
a reasonable time as to whother or not
tho-- lease will ha renewed
May Be No Kapaa Deal
If W A Kinneys interpretation of
the law is adopted Iby the land board
it may result in the falling through of
tho Kapaa deal the contemplated
leases which aro provided for in the
agreement betwoen tho McBrydo Sugar
Company and tho government may bo
killed through the requirement that
nothing along that line be done for a
year nt until after prospective
and possiblo homesteaders shall first
have been given to de ¬
clare whether not they want the
government land or any of it which
it is proposed leaso to the planta-
tion
¬
It was tho matter of the proposed
Kapaa leases and water rights which
brought about the momentous discus ¬
sion And although the members of
the board constantly reverted to these
proposed transactions upon which they
had boen called by the land commis ¬
sioner to pass the effect of tho dis-
cussion
¬
reaches fnr beyond tho partic ¬
ular mattes of the Kapaa lands and
nffeets tho general land policy of the
Territory
Mr Thurston who was present in
tho interest of the Kapaa deal ex ¬
plained to the members of the board
with 41a M nt n mi Hin Inv fit
land and tho possibilities of bringing
water upon it After some consider
able discussion Mr Kinney proposed
that action be for the Tea
sous abovo cited in order to give pos-
sible homeateadora the first cboneo
at the land Suppose he said
that thirty days after yon have let
this lease twenty five men step Jn with
a petition to bo allowed to take up
homteadl what aro you going to
A 1 You would hv to give vsry
substantial reasons for thwarting hat
demand
Mr Kinney went on lo My that nil
ngrldiiltural land If subject to that
provision in lbs Organic Act amend
intuit hit provliUi thnt ujhjh the peti
tion of twaly uv spjillMBU Hit land
rmiDiMlMr Murt wrvy nod ep for
tnlry durh 8frtllurl fund or ftimllar
UnJ JvmiwI m aim i that npjjlfl
for as possible There isnt a foo
of government cane land ho said
that isnt subject to that demand
Possibilities of Kapaa
Tho commission discussed at length
tho physical possibilities of tho land and
tho chances of getting water upon it
for homesteaders or others Mr Thurs
ton asked Land Commissioner Camp
bell whether or not the latter had any
fund which might be used to mako
water available on land Mt Camp-
bell
¬
said that it was a question of
the interpretation of the law Under
certain circumstances it might too posi
sible to hiive n big reclamation fund
but just at present there is nothing at
all Tho discussion came back again to
tho question of whether or not tho
knd should be leased to tho plantation
and once more Mr Kinnoy stood
ground reiterating his statement that
board has no discretion but must
first offer land to possible homo
steadcrs It seems to me ho said
that if the government starts out
withholding this land and twenty five
determined men start in they can
surelv corner us That net nnd all its
amendments seem to be along the lino
that the land shall be given up on do-
er and
Tho question of the availability of
the mauka and makai Kapaa lots for
homesteadinc purposes was discussed
and Mr Campbell expressed confidence
that every one of the mauka lots would
be disposed of to homesteaders if the
lower lands were leased to tho pianta
tion thus giving a market to tho home
steaders
Why not offer the makai lotsT
asked Kinney call their hand on
that
Campbell explained that the Portu
guese want tho mauka lots not the
makai
Mr Campbell stated emphatically
that what he wants is to get tho sot
tiers the lands Judgo Andrado in
quired hoW much land there is in Ka
paa capable of irrigation and Camp
boll stated thnt there is about 1500
acres
Qo Ahead
Again tho discussion camo back to
the question of delaying the lease
as to give homesteaders a chance at
tho lands before they aro leased to
thg plantation Campbell objected that
such a procedure wonld mean a delay
of etoout a year as the lands must first
be surveyed and cut up into homestead
lots and then advertised for sixty days
Mr Kinney suggested that that be
ing the case the best thing for Mr
Campbell to do would too to go ahead
and survey tbo land and cut it up
The members of the board and tho
land commissioner agreed that it would
not be wiso to sell the Kapaa lands
with water ns keeping the water sopa
rato from the land is about tho only
protection tho government has from dis
ingenuous homesteaders
Campbells Views
Land Commissioner Campbell ex ¬
pressed tho strong belief that the lease
of the Kapaa lands would really In the
end old tho bomcstoadlng of the lands
on account of the fact that under tho
terms of tho lease the lesseo is requir ¬
ed to construct expensive reservoirs
and other Improvements which la the
end revert to the goverament I
cont help but feel ho ssld that
tho homestead sebems of Stapes is go
ing to be more sided by tho construc
tion of theM work than by saying that
wo wont lease these lands hut will
hold them open for homesteads
Your ilUcrellou ami the range of
qiMmion or tne oxeeuiive ssld at
Kinney r now very much narrower
msu tney wia ioTjs vttow me psi
Mfc if Dili nw law by MBirvif Twsu-ly-fiv- e
hb new ferae Ibo aholewt
I wis Into Iks Market Your arauuiMii
dn furnUti Mitmivn In us uwjer
unygy
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE FRIDAY JUNE 17 110 -S- EMI-WEEKLY
this lair for holding thoso lands out
Tiie matter of a possible visit 01 tne
commission ta Kapaa having been sug ¬
gested by Mr Thurston Innd Commis
sioner Campbell stated that although
no is mado In the law for
paying the expenses of the commission
yet they trill bo paid either out of the
funds or tho land commissioners otucc
or out of tho Governors contingent
fund
Settlers Not Honey Wanted
Mr Campbell was asked tho upset
prices nt which the mauka Kapaa lands
were formerly offered Ho replied that
tho first prico was 30 an acre and
this wax afterward cut to 25 Kinney
and Trent both expressed surprise at
tho lzo of the figures tho former stat-
ing
¬
that equally as good land in tho
Kalnhco district can be had at from
150 to 3 an aero Cnmpboll said
that on one occasion ho put Kapaa
lots ui at auction at low as 12 an
aero hut tho Portuguese hid them up
to 600
Yes said Kinnoy and a orucl
thing wns done thereby I say that
with tho conditions imposed on the
homestendor tho cash value of tho land
Is very low
Again Kinnov camo back to his orig
inal proposition The presumption
ho said is that all tho lands aro In
tho homestead class and strong reasons
must exist for withholding them from
that use t
Wouldnt tho public demand that
wo use discretion Campbell wanted
to know
Discretion Narrow
Your discretion is very narrow
replied Kinnoy A Government leaso
isnt worth much now Tho cash mar- -
Tin nncl rlo tftko kot of land tho homo
what land
planter big
for homestcading
or land an
in congress expressed no lor tno iana
land
far
tho
for
in
least
an opportunity
or
to
fhn
deferred
the
his
the
the
on
so
provision
as
If tho plantation wants to give 100
an aero and tho homesteader can offer
but ono dollar an aero but is otherwlso
ready and willing to carry out all tho
conditions imposod tho homstoader is
tha ono who should get tho land
Tho Art thing to do Kinney con-
tinued
¬
is to present a palatable propo
sition cut up your land lay out your
runus ouer ino nomesieauor someinmg
Youve got tho monoy to do all that
County Should Handlo Water
In regard to getting water on tho
Kapaa lands Kinney was atrongly of
tho opinion that that should bo left to
tho county of Kauai Campbell could
not see this
Campbell again insisted that to his
mind tho leasing of this land would bo
tho best move tho board could mako to ¬
ward settling tho land finally with home
steaders
Thats a long rango action ob-
jected
¬
Kinney and this act contem-
plates putting tho homesteaders on the
land at onco nnd under the most favor-
able
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conditions He expressed the
opinion that it would bo easy to get
tha water on tho land
Campbell objected that it would not
bo easy We have tho water he
said but tho expense of getting it
on tho land will bo considerable
25000 to 30000 I wouldnt want
any homesteader to feel that becauso
tho lands there and tho waters thero
its land with water on it
Chairman Carter couldnt ses that the
expense of getting the water onto the
land was at nil to bo compared to the
value of getting tho land sottlod Its
a mcro bagatelle ho said compared
with tho valuo of tho 3500 acres
Kinnoy onco more exprcsed the beliof
that tho wator question should bo left
to tho Kauai supervisors Tho county
government is the ono to handle that
ho said because it is in continual ses-
sion
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Tho board of supervisors is re-
sponsive
¬
to tho wishes of the commu-
nity
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and thev havo the power by this
now act to borrow monoy If tho water
works aro left to tho ountios tho to
sults will como more quickly Turn tho
lands over to tho people nnd the water
over to tne counties ana tuey win con
noct up all right
Delay Might Help
Thurston expressed the opinion that
Kinneys construction of tho law in
rogard to tbo discretion or tbo board
was tho oxtremest possible Ho thought
that dolay would bo better if by delay
things can bo dono to get as many peo
plo on the- land as posiblc Delay of
course should not be simply a subter-
fuge
¬
to lock tho lands up
Thurston thought thot the commis-
sioners
¬
or at least some of them ought
to go to Kapaa and look tho ground
over for themselves The lay of tho
land ho said is not as simple as it
looks on tho map Engineering would
bo necessary to make the water avail-
able
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A good deal ho said dopends
upon Knowieago or tuc 10cm conditions
This matter is a very considerable thing
to the plantation and it moans even
more to tho people of that district Tho
fact that tho plantation had gono down
the past threo years has reacted on ina
taxes of tho district I would like to
see somo of tho commissioners gc on
tho ground so thoy can net in tho spirit
as wen as uccuruiu vu mo iuiiui ui uu
law I doubt if tho discretion of this
commission is so narrowed down that it
is neccsary to go off half cocked at tho
invitation of any twenty fivo persons
Ho was Of tbo opinion that no final
docislon in tne matter snouia do mnao
until tho commissioners knew raoro
about it Homesteaders First
Kinney stated that ho is going away
next week for several months and will
not bo ahlo to voto on tho final issue
But he Insisted I dont think
tho land should bo leased until nftor
it bos been definitely offered for homo
stoading And I dont think this
should lncludo agricultural land alono
but all public land including pastoral
land such as the Carnwell land on
Maul I dont seo why It should not
bo shown that all land brought beforo
this board to bo leased lias been defi
nitely offered for homestcading
These applications for leases havo
all accumulated under conditions that
no longer exist Tbo land laws havo
been changed I dont seo anything
unfair la requiring that all lands be
put through that test Then weve got
something to tie to
What would you suggest for
timet naked Drown
I dont behove In a ahqt time
replied Kinney In Kapao for In
twice a year Is not too much Mirny
people sro afraid to spesk
theyre afraid theyre not wantud on
the land If plantation want Mod
nnd md eund ff tar Iblrt toty r
ninety days Anyhejy who wil
r
thnt land nobody olso has any chsneo
to get it x dont think that would
bo right Tho executive branch of
tho government ought to be satisfied to
have full and fair opportunity offered
for homestcading
Every man who can got twenty
four others with him has a fixed and
absoluto right to agricultural land
Thoro s absolutely no discretion on
thnt point Then tho question comes
up what landt and thoro s whoro tha
discretion of tho executivo comes in
And Kinney read from tho Organic Act
amendments
Whenever twenty fivo or moro
persons having tho qualifications
of homosteaders who havo not
thcrctoforo mndo application un ¬
der this Act shall mako written
application to tho commissioner of
public lnnds for tho oponlng of
agricultural lands for settlement In
any locality or district it shall be
the duty of said commissioner to
proceed expeditiously to survey
and opon for entry agricultural
lands whother unoccupied or un ¬
der leaso with tho right of with
drawal sufficient in area to pro
vide homesteads for all such per ¬
sons together with all persons of
liko qualifications who shall havo
filedfwlth such commissioner prior
to the survey of such lands writ-
ten
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applications for homostcads in
the district designated in said ap-
plications
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Tho lands to bo so
oponcd for sottlcmont by said com-
missioner shall bo clthor tho spe
cific tract or tracts applied for or
other sultablo and available agri-
cultural
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lands In tho same geo ¬
graphical district AND AS FAK
AS POSSIBLE IN THE IMME-
DIATE LOCALITY OP AND AS
NEAIILY EQUAL TO THAT AP
PLIED FOR AS MAY BE AVAIL-
ABLE
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Plantations Hostllo
Iboliove said Chairman Cartor
that this act was passed for tho pur-
pose
¬
of assisting tho sottlcmont of tho
land with small homesteaders I bo
liovo that in tho past tho plantations
with somo exceptions havo bcon hostilo
to almost cvory homosteading proposi-
tion
¬
nnd congross has got tired of it
and has determined that tho land shall
go to the peoplo
On tho othor hand it would bo fool
ish to divide up land unsultod for homo-
steaders
¬
It would bo foolish to sub
divide waste lands And so far as
notico is concernod every man in this
iorritory has already been notinod
Campbell said ho thought tho work
of his office would bo expedited if it
wero admitted that tbo land commis
slonor has somo slight discretion
Tho Final Test
The final test said Kinney
should bo in tho yes or no of tho peo ¬
ple as to whothor or not thoy want tho
land This board should not havo to
assume tho responsibility of guessing
whether any given land wanted bo
homestcading or not
Brown suggested a new point of view
Tho law ho said contemplates
leasing as well as homcsteadlng and
thoro is justico called for in tho case
of tha lessees A man might havo a
leaso of land obviously not suited for
homesteads and it might bo essential
for him to know promptly what bis
status is Thero ought to bo tho least
possiblo intorforencc and dolay should
not bo longor than is necessary The
situation ought to be reasonably con-
sidered
¬
and somo discretion used as to
whothor or not thero is any hopo of the
land being wanted for homesteads
Hawaii Bobuked
Youll get Into quicksands ro
piled Kinney if anything short of an
actual public offer of any given land for
homosteading is going to servo for no-
tice
¬
Sometimes thoroll bo a barren
result but youve got to take that
chance rather than err along tho linos
of this act that is practically a rebuke
to tho peoplo of this Territory
Campbell suggested that it would bo
an oxccllont plan whenever application
is mado for tho renewal of a liconse to
puuh notico or it in tbo papers so
that all parsons Interested including
possiblo homestcadors may know what
is going to bo dono This plan was
warmly approved by tho commissioners
In the end no decision was reached in
regard to tho Kapaa leases and tha
commissioners adjourned to moot again
at ton oclock this morning
THINKS BRECK0NS
HANKERS FOR TROUBLE
Tbo report that It W Brcckons the
United States district attorney fore
shadowed an Intention of arresting
King Chululongkorn whoso expected
visit to Honolulu with forty wives was
announced in Tho Advertiser has reach
cd the mainland and is being variously
commenteduponTho JohnstownPenn
sylvanla Record thinks Brockons is
hankering for troublo gravely com
menting as follows
Undoubtedly it would bo a novel
and picturesque thing to arrest a king
So would it bo to sit on a kog of pow-
der and boro a holo through tho staves
with a red hot poker but would it
roally be worth while If tho district
attorney wants to annox a first class
international controversy for Undo
Bam ho is on tho right track but it
doe not appear that his salary contract
with tho government calls for any sueb
work
H--
INCREASE CAPITAL
Tho first step to lncreaso tho capital
stock of the Walanao Sugar Company
was taken yesterday when tho stock
holders at a meeting In tbo oOlco of
J M Dowsctt voted tor tho lncreaso
Another mooting will bo held Friday
to settle tho amount to wblen It shall
bo raised which will probably be 1
P00000 Thoro la a pomlblllty that tho
atookholdera will consider 760000
eufstsnt to tinaww tha pwrpM in
tended
AJL HalllJigi
lioneral freight Apnt Morse of Ibe
hAl lino glvtn Hflllte of the follow
log Milium ftmil HIIJ u Honolulu
dlrwtt I g ClHwhla to Mil Jtiat
19 1 ArlwwBH Jul JJi Virginias wuy
liUmmmiMMMMlMitmmmiim
CHARGES E
Officials of United Wireless Com
pany Arrested Vast Swindle
Alleged
NEW YORK Juno lCr Orqat ex-
citement was caused in financial circlos
hero todny by tho arrest of tho offi-
cials
¬
of the United Wireless Company
the great Paclflo rival of tho Marconi
system They havo boen charged with
tbo misuso of the malls
Tho details pf tho indictmonts against
them accuse thorn of using tho postoffico
in obtaining monoy undor falso pre-
tenses
¬
It is alleged that tho crrcat
blocks of stock In tho company which
thoy havo been selling from 10 to
50 a share aro actually worth only
two cents a Sharo
Too federal inspectors who uncovorod
tho swlmllo claim that somo of tho off-
icials
¬
elennod up more than 5000000
Thero aro over 23000 stockholders in
tho company
it
IN T
US
OF THE MAILS
BRYAN TO
BE A SENATOR
Nebraska Democrats Would Send
Peerless One to Upper
House of Congress
LINCOIiJf Nebraska Juno 15 A
moyemont has bcon started by tho Dem-
ocratic
¬
leaders of tho Stato looking to-
ward
¬
tho ontry of William Jennings
Bryan into tho contost for nomination
to tho senate to succeed Senator Bur
kott whoso term expires on March 3
1011
Petitions addrosscd to Bryan urging
him to becomo a candidato woro put in
circulation yestorday and aro being
widely signed
FINANCIAL
A featureless day marked yester ¬
days transactions in stocks an ox
tromely slight drop being noted in
trading in Olaa off board where a fow
shares sold at 0 tho bidding prico and
a slight riso in Ewa in a board salo
Thirty fivd shares of tho latter changed
hands at 34 a quarter point rise Hilo
Railway common suffered a drop of
C 8 to 12
Tho following regular dividonds woro
doclared yesterday Oahu Sugar Co
30 cents a share O B It 75 cents
a share Pepeokoo 100 a sharo Wat
alua 75 conts a share Uonokna 10
cents a sharo and Hawaiian Sugar Co
40 cents a sharo Tho latter also do-
clared
¬
a spocial dividend of CO cents
a share making a total of ono dollar
H
Sugar aboard the steamor Kiihau
in from Uawaii and Maul ports
amounted to 2011 sacks Soventy- -
eight ncaa or cattle were also brought
in from Uawaii
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THE TOWN
HE SAYS
Mayor McCarthy Says That Ho
Takes No Orders From Any
Governor
ON WITH THE BIG FIGHT
But Promoters Agree That Ihe
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Ministers Have Him on
the Run
CHICAGO Juno 10 Major P H
McCarthy of San Francisco who is a
guest in tho city was intorvlowod yes ¬
terday afternoon immediately upon re-
ceipt
¬
of tho nows that Governor Qlllott
of California had forbidden tho price
fight bowoon Jim Joffrius and Jack
Johnson
McCarthy Vans wor was short and to
tho point
Im running Son Francisco he
said and am not taking orders from
Govornor Gillott or his nttornoy-gon-cra- l
Tho fight will tako place
GUlott Bayn No
SAN FRANCISCO Juno 10 Late
7cstorday afternoon Govornor GUlett
ordorod tho fight betwoon Jeffries and
Johnson stopped in San Francisco The
groat prossuro brought to bear on him
by ovory representative ordor of Amer ¬
ican lifo to savo tho Fouith of July
from this disgraco has succooded in its
objoct and his ordor has created tho
groatcst consternation in sporting
circles
V 8 Wobb attornoy gonoral of
California will briny actloa tomorrow
to atop tho fight
It is virtually conceded that tho order
will bo cffoctlvo and that thero will
bo no fight horo and also that it wilt
sound tho death knoll of big fights in
California Tox Rlckard tho promoter
of tho fight will abido by tho order
of tho Governor and mako no attempt
to pull the fight off in this city He
stated laBt night that it will take place
in either Bono or Ely Novada or Salt
Lako City with tho probabilities that
Bono will bo tho solcctod place
Tho salo of tickets for tho fight has
already reached 130000
Prize Fight
Gillott wroto his lottor to tho attornoy-g-
onoral yesterday morning direct ¬
ing him to tako stops to enjoin tho
fight until tho courts can dotormine
whether It is a prizefight or a boxing
match Tho Californlan I law seldom
enforced declares prizefighting a
folony In his lottor tha Govorijor
orders tho arrest and prosecution of
all Interested in tho affair if an in ¬
junction falls Moro definite action
wns takon later
Canceled Bookings
NEW YOKK Juno 10 Thero have
bcon many cancellations of tho special
fight trains that were to tako the New
York sports to 6an Francisco to wit ¬
ness the fight
Exposition Sid It
WASHINGTON Juno 15 Eepresen
tntlvo Bennett of Now York recently
wired tho promoters of tho San Fran ¬
cisco exposition to tho effect that if
tho big Jeffries Johnson fight was al-
lowed
¬
to bo pulled off in that city it
would surely defeat tho Panama ex ¬
position resolution in interest of San
Francisco
f--
WOULD CARRY MAILS
IN AN AEROPLANE
WASHINGTON Juno 10 Bepre
sontativo Morris Sbeppard of Texas
yesterday introduced a resolution in
the bouse directing tho postmaster-genera- l
to investigate aeroplanes as means
of conveying tbo mails Tho resolution
calls for Immediate tosts of tho prac-
ticability
¬
of this schotuo Tho experi-
ments
¬
will ho carried on botweon Wash ¬
ington and tho neighboring cities
IN CASE OF THE
KINGS DEATH
IWDON Juno 15 Premier Asqulth
hits introduced a bill niaklng tho queen
tho regent In the event of the death
of tho king during the minority of tho
heir apparent tho Duke of Cornwall
CONSERVATION BILLS
WAHIIINHfJTON Juno JB TI10 sen
at today paaacd a bill providing for tba
withdrawal of ipaeiflod urwis of puMlfc
Imuls tho hill Him llislwllug 130000000
fur Irrigation purponw I mm
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EDITOK
JUNE 17
HUNK II OVEB
The right to life to liberty and to happiness is n priceless thing which
no rnan should bo compellcil or permitted to part with and which government
is bound at nny dost to maintain Hut tlio natural direct and constant ten
dency of the saloon as well as tho secret of Its great profits Is to degrade
lifo to pre lent liberty and to poison tho wells of happiness
Human junk tba ridiculous slaves to a bane habit aro tho products of
tho saloons men dead or dying to tho high meanings of oxistenco dead or
dying to tho high sanctions of liberty dead or dying to nil capacity for
happiness but the reaction to tho poison of alcohol
Tho saloon tvnds thus in tho men themselves who enlist in its service
whilo hundreds ofwomon and children in Hawaii without nny fault of their
own nro destitute tand beggared of any decent chance of life liberty or
happiness because oltho saloon
Tho Wholesalers and Kotallcrs Itoview the leading liquor paper of tho
Pacific Coast tho Bamo journal from which copious extracts wero published
in Tho Advertiser on Saturday last as antiprohibition arguments says
editorially
A man who knows tho saloons well can honestly say that most
of them have forfeited their right to live Tho model saloon exists
chiefly in tho minds of editors of liquor journals in tho imagination
of a certain typo of ministers and in the mythical stories sometimes
rehearsed at saloon mens campflres
Unfortunately tho averago tippling houso is a placo of ill fame
a place of shamo nnd debauchery With comparntiycly few oxcep
tions our saloons aro places of drupkon men profanity nnd obscenity
of tho vilest possiblo typo It is no wondor that ovon in tho bettor
towns of tho Wild Wost ns well as of tho clie to East and tbo con
sdrvativo South tho stranger who vlsitB a saloon is at onco invoiced
labeled nnd damned
This indictment mind you is tho editorial opinion of the editor of tbo
most influential liquor journal of tho Pacific Coast It 1b not tho ravings of
a prohibition crank or tho idea of a faddist who does not know what
ho is tnlking nbout It is tho word of warning from ono who sees tho writing
on tho wall and would prcparo his friends to iinprovo appearances for tho best
good of tho trade
In Honolulu a brnzon defiance of thevSunday sentiments of tho community
a defiance of decency that tho Uullotin attempted to justify did much to
bring tho present storm about tbo liquor dealers cars Prating of our good
law now after that Beer Sunday defiance of it after tho recent desperate
attempt in tho legislature to defeat it and introduce features so vicious that
boozo and politics would havo bocomc tho ono thing and after tho abuse of
tho commissioners tho Bulletin and tho liquor dealers are now licking the
boots of is not going to help As tho Wholesalers and Retailors Itoyiow has
said with full knowledge of its subject Tho nvcrogo tippling house is
a placo of ill famo nnd must bo wiped out in tho name of deconcy Tho
Honolulu and tho Island defiers of tho law havo promised to bo good
dogs too late
Tho evil of the saloon is liko tho iceberg what is visiblo is only a small
part of tho whole The vast bulk of tho thing is undorncath tho surface
Tho cheapened lives tho ruined prospects tho lost efficiency of tho patrons
cry loudly and pitifully for relief But back of these mon and boys is a
ghastly crowd of parents wives nnd children ns blameless ns they aro helpless
whoso claim on public protection ought certainly to bo heard
A man leans on tho saloon bar seeing lifo enjoying pergonal liberty
in tho pursuit of happiness What nro his wifo and children dolngt How
fares the cause of freedom in his homof How goes tho pursuit of happiness
there f
Tho saloon is not tho only thing that tempts mon No but it is tho only
thing that is organized into a world wido business for that purpose and
licensed to pursuo it The saloon is not alono tho part of the liquor trade
that is to bo prohibited by prohibition No but it is tho excrescence that
betokens the evil in the community tho ulcor that denotes the undorgrowth
Prohibition hits below tho saloon at tho root of tho ovil betokened by tho
saloon
Temptation makes men strong we aro told Yes but there will bo tempta- ¬
tion enough for nil calisthenic purposes when tho organized temptation business
is abolished
Prohibition docs not prohibit wo nro told No not perfectly tho subject
is packed with perplexities rerhaps prohibition may not romove all tho
temptations from tho weak may not do all that could bo wished for thoir
families but tho most elemental decency demands that wo refuso to bo longer
in partnership with tho trado thut thrives by their undoing
H
WHAT WILL HE DO
If his usual luck attends him Colonel Roosevelt will bo homo tomorrow
from a journey that has brought himmoro triumphs tknn any private citizon over
before received Sinco he cmorged from tho African junglo his journey has
boen an ovntion There wns ono littlo jolt in Egypt and another in Rome
but they hardly count in recounting his triumphs His mouth got away a
littlo with him in Egypt and tbo incident in Romo was unfortunato but in
Franco in Holland in Norway in Germany thero was not a hitch ho mailo
a good speech in Franco another in Norway a superb ono in Germany
The chances nro that his greeting in England would have oxeccded all others
save for tho death of King Edward and bo returns to his nativo country
flushed with tho knowledge that no other American over before roturncd to
his nativo land after a long nbsonco with so many plumes in bis hat Of
course Now York will try to outdo all that was done abroad in his honor
And then whatl Ho will bo tho samo old Roosovclt that ho was when ho
went away Ho will not havo gained n friend during his nbsonco nor lost
an enemy He will be just as apt to call nny one a liar who opposes him
or disputes ono of his propositions as ho over was His oncmies will cheerfully
concede his grent abilities and his native right impulses but just ns strenuously
ns ever they will insist that his judgmont is not always lovel and that in
office his impulses and oorbcaring will would lead him into mistakes just
as often as they did bofore
Wo predict that his first work will bo to try to help his friend tho prosidont
out of tlu quicksands iu which he seems to bo struggling Just now tho
Republican party seems to bo tho victim of too much success It bad its
own way until tho old party leadors apparently decided that tho machlno was
tho only thing nnd they ran this until thoy convorted that machine into a
juggernaut to crush all who got in its way However successful that may
work in India it will not do in America and significant protests havo been
filed in Massachusetts in New York in Iown overywhero that tho volco of
the people has been heard That will bo tbo situation that will bo proonted
to Colonel Roosevelt His friend tho president has a sound judicial mind
but littlo initiative Tho colonel has plouty of inltlntlvo and a strong and
quick intellect but no ono has ever accused him of possessing a sound judicial
mind And there you arc What will ho do for Mr Taftl
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OBTEIOH STUATEaY
Tho Bait Lake City Telegram commenting 011 the fact that the grent
strength of the army and navy it cuntered In tho Rait Inktomi of In the
Vest where It would logically bo wjulrnl In tbo event of auy trouble gayii
If a jnnn had a grant wbt field In which tie wheat wi juit
bonding out a b sbuvM take duwu Uw turn Wmd tha fleJd ti
put it around a potato patch on th other fnd of hit farm tU pwji
would my m w my iwpiwUlly f iwre ws vmiy of wild Hek
wining llireuuji tl MHWtry Hut tlwt iwbe Mostly tho djf
4e illey ef our mrnUy QttrMi like they Mk urwu tLa HM
m tlw tad ef ibl imUuh mm iU Ilk tbty mm U M M
if llHtf Mil Imp lUt ttwHl pieUMi tU wlwl MtrUb ti tf
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HAWAIIAN GAZETTE FRIDAY JUNE 17 1910 SEMI WEEKLY -
XJQTJOtt AND lIUEDIHfc- - -
A uitizon writing to tho flulitrirecommcntts the prohibition of
proving pictures tnnt depict crime --asoll is Tho Advertisers cartoons showing
tbo relation between tho rcccnUrourdera In Honolulu and tho uso of alsohol
that Havtaijans may nofc bd inclfcd to crime through seeing them We
doubt very much the authenticity of tho communication especially as in it an
a I tack Is made upon thb moving picturo shows It is well known that the
moving picturo shows havo attracted away from tho saloons and that as a
consequence thero is less drinking Anything that will help its present employers
irrespective of its effect upon general moral conditions is printnblo in
tho delectable afternoon Calf whether through faked communication or other- ¬
wise
Tho Advertiser cartoon objected to depleted an empty bottle nnd a smoking
gun rcgnrdlrig which A Citizen Bays that tho history of these Islands show
no such result from liquor
Let us bVo
In tho circuit court yesterday G W Thornton pleaded guilty to an
aggravated coso of assault and battery excusing himself on tho score of
drunkenness Thero wna no death in this case because nono of tho blows dealt
happened to land on a fatal place
Sown In tho cells of tho pofico station lies a young Hawaiian charged with
murder in tho first degree Ho offers in excuse for tho fact that ho emptied
a revolver Into the body of tho young woman ho had been living with tho
statement that ho was drunk
John Wynne who is to dio on tho gallows in this city on Septcmbor C
pleaded in extenuation of tho fact that ho beat out the brains of a sleeping
man that ho was too drunk at tho tlmo to know what he was doing He was
not dead drunk ho wns only modorotely drunk It is not the man who drinks
so muclulhat ho is senseless that you have to bo afraid ofr says Wynne from
his jail cell but the man who only drinks enough to craze him and leaves
him ablo to walk about
This bit of philosophy from a man condemned to ho banged by the neck
until ho is dead ns a result of tho whisk ho boughtpvor a bar in this city Is
commended to tho consideration of the moderate drinker
In its library The Advertiser has tho records of a score of bloody murders
committed in this Tcrritoryxijiuring the past five years aa a result of drunken
ncBS During tho paBt year the flies contain tho stories of death after death
In this city due to tho uso of alcohol
To say that tho uso of alcohol in Hawaii is not productive of violence and
thnt violence in many cases does noflesplt in murder and homicide ii to sty
that tho record here differs from tho record of tho country at large when in
ono year in tho United States tho number of murders placed at tho door of
liquor was eight hundred and twenty s many as resulted in all tho riots from
infanticide by insane persons by highwaymen nnd as a result of jealousy
combined k
Tho use of liquor kills it kills thoso who uso it to excess ns well ns many
who nro innocent of its uso but dio at the hand of tho drunkard
Can tho voters of Hawaii afford to feel that their votes will Totaln in
existonce hero a business that sent Wynne to beat out a comrades brains
and has him now on the way to tho gallows t Can tHo ones in whoso hands
rests the fnte of tho saloon justify themselves in allowing the continuance of
a business that sent Ivnluna to tho Nuuanu dam a few days ago to murder
his mistress and which has placed him now within danger of the hangmans
noosot
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DEOENOY VEESUS LICENSE
Tho San Francisco right is now not ono between two muscular sluggers of
doubtful repute but boteen tho forces of decency nnd thoso who favor the
Paris of America idea as typified by Mayor McCarthy by tho sports
tho wide open town shoutcrs and tho unthinking ones who havo persuaded
themselves that money spent with a whoop is of more valuoto a community
than tho same amount expended soberly and with a duo regard to value
received So far decency has liconso down on the mat taking tho count whilo
tho sponge holders aro keeping their courage up by shouting Im running
San Francisco and such other bpSzen blathncics
It is gratifying to be told thqt for once in San Francisco tho views of
tho decent portion of the community mro to prevail and that Tox Rickard tho
nogro bully and tho conceited Jeffries will ljavo to movo on again It was
a shock to these great ones to learn that Emeryville would not tolerato them
it will como ns a still greater shock to sensibilities already wounded by a
groat unappreciation thnt they are not granted any placo fn the State of
California Already the governor ofijtah has told them to keep away from
Mormondom nnd the insignificant State of Novada tho least important in tho
Union seems tho only place whore they may lay their weary and somewhat
diminished heads
FBAISEWOBflHY ACTION
Tho stand taken by tho board ot license commissioners yesterday regarding
tho salo of intoxicants of tho compound brand in Oahu licensed places
is ono that Bhould bring the member tho deserved thankof the community
Tho pernicious effect of some of the brands of liquor sold over tbo bars in this
city has boon so marked as not to leavo any reasonable doubt that somo boozo
is at loast worse than other booze So long as tho law permits tho licensing
of places whoro intoxicating liquor may bo sold thoro should bo safeguards
furnished the purchaser of intoxicants in order that he may at least know
whether ho is getting whisky gin orwino of a reputable brand or some of a
brand mado in a back room and doctored to look and taste liko tho real thing
Uawaiinn law pormits tho issuance of rectifiors licenses Tho commis ¬
sioners havo gono far in correcting that mistake whilo thoy at tho samo
time placo tho foreign rectifiers on an equal footing as regards the disad
vantage of having their wares so branded that even tho drunkest man may
know what ho is getting
It may bo a coincidence and it may bo only a bit of humor on tho part
f tie commissioners but it is significant that the label phoney brands will
carry hereafter will resemblo very much tho stylo of label used by pharmacists
to mark their poisons
When The Advertiser cautioned local investors to have nothing to do
with United Wireless stock being offered for salo horo by a visiting salesman
n few weoks ago it wns not supposed that tho oxpose of that promotion would
follow so quickly ns it has Thanks to the campaign mado against the stock
by this paper very littlo of tho stock was disposed of bore tho repre
sentative packing a trunkful back with hira to the Coast There wero thoso
in Honolulu at tho time who denounced tho campaign of Tho Advertiser as
knocking Somo of these will pronbly bo found today announcing I
told you to
t- -
Tho hilarity of tho occasion was added to yesterday by two cboico bits
of humor Ono was a letter in tho Star in which Wlllio Vlda made a plea
for justico nnd the other wns a statement in tho Bulletin credited to Willie
Crawford in which ho announced that the Aylctt graft accusation was an
attempt on thopart of Lorrin Andrews to discredit him The Advertiser
joins in tho hopo thnt Willie Vlda gets tho justico that is coming to him
and that Wlllio Crawfords credit will bo carefully checked up by the
community
ni
If as intimated in tho Star thcrols any possibility of tho Aylott charges
of alleged attempt at bribery being allowed to peter out through lack of at
tention on tho part of tho city attorneys department it is to be hoped that
tho attorney gonersl will take tliera up In justico to Mr Oilman and to those
associated with him in tho business deal through which this city may see tho
beginning of n much needed street paving movement tbo charges mado in
fercntlally against them should be threshed out without any possibility of
mlstnuo
According to tbo figures prepared by tho bureau of statistic of tho de
jmrtment of coiniutrcu and labor Hawaii during 1P0O lent five hundred and
sIxly Qiitt thousand and forty nine dollars to the mainland for beer spirit
11 in wipe Cuii anyone mint out uiiy gpot that hat resulted to tlio ko1
or nil Urruury ifir 11111 more man imir a iiiuiivo dollars drained from lotnl
olrwilmlonf
t
How width tltn 0 If utiMit to row that lio bounl of lltcrmo einmli
lipem lias proved Itftlf epgbl af handling the lose iltuatlou auil tint with
autb s lid ifeUblllmi U umry w Ml Hu fiu llwe try to allow
Ut UatfMblatjfw t ih tav lwiJUMIy wilt Vfhw lb xufw f
MtMr vM it In tk Bk It bfd t twar ly etr tbf lneWwI
li Will La H Mtiailll -- - tot ILjl fcuiliU uuuuiilliui Hint uaua to
HkrJ 4ffM M fwl mm IU Imp wIU wvteUy 9m UlmsU W U CUtW 4rf Lt wy liu U Ku Um tl him i nmu I urn wsuu
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AN EPOCH MARKINO MEETINO
Tho first session of tho board of commissioners VamedJ h n thn 1nvhn
to inaugurate in this Territory the land policy prescribed Wtherccent nmon
ments to tho Organic Act was an epoch marking meeting a mectinrr tho Im
portance of which and tho far reaching results of which can hardly ijq over ¬
N
estimated
A V
For tbo first time in tho history of these islands was tho official state- ¬
ment publicly made that the right of tho homesteadcr to tho public land is
paramount to that of tho lessee For tho first timo St has been announced
in an authoritativo woy that hereafter iho wishes of tho plantations tho
ranches and the largo land holding corporations will only bo considered in tho
disposition of public lands after the homesteader has been fully consulted
If tho interpretation placed upon tho amendments to tho Organic Act
by Commissioner Kinney and concurred in to a very largo extent by tho
other members of the board nrq correct oterv acre of government land in
this Territory is available within a comparatively short whileior homcsteadlng
If tho policy of the board as tentatively announced yesterdayr is the policy
that must be carried out many acres now held under lease by too plantation
interests v
may be withdrawn under tho cancellation clauses and tho cane
lands mado availablo for homesteads Pending renewal of leases and pending
leases must bo held up
Certainly yostcrdays meeting of tho laud board marks an epoch in tho
homcsteadlng history of Hawaii begins tho time when largo holdings yield
to small holdings dates tho beginning of tho end of somo things and ushers
in tho beginning of tho now i
What the result is to bo has novfii1 been considered as yet by nnyono within
tho Terrltoq Thoso who aro to bo inost vitally affected appear not to havo
realized what changes wero to bo brought about by tho Tccent legislation at
Washington Tho amendments passed unnoted practically and a law sweep ¬
ing in its terms apd all embracing in Us probable effects has been glvon us
Another important featnro of tbo mooting of yesterday a feature that
is momentous in tho history oi Hawaii and only for tho overshadowing im- ¬
portance
of the policy announced would bo regarded in itself as raarkine an
epoch is tho fact that the meeting was held absolutely without secrecy
Horotofore in this Territory public bodies have wrnpped themselves within
the mantlo of privacy havo dealt with tho affairs pf the public wfthoiit allow
ingrtho public to know what might bo transplringj and havo in many in ¬
stances resented the curiosity of tho public to know what its representatives
might bo tlaing
Tho land commissioners have shown tho way to others in this respect
They havo announced that in their handlingl of public business tho public is
at liberty to know at all times what is bomg cone
Welcome tho day of tho homesteader and the end of tho executivo session
t
Tho labor unionists of Hilonro reported1 to have decided to opposo pro- ¬
hibition Thoy havo also decided that Gompers is right in saying that tho
Russians in Hawaii were imported in violation of tho alien contract labor laws
and should bo deported Putting the two together it will be readily soon how
very reasonable nro tho laboViinionists of Hilo Any outfit ready to endorso
Gompers assorfions about the Hawaii Russians whiohis based on a series
of lies might be expected to opposo tho prohibition movement
National Life Among Ants
To satisfy himself that something ro
sombling national lifo existed among
separato mounds of ants Dr Henry C
McCook author of Ant Communities
mado observations among seven
teen hundred anthills scattered over a
space of fifty acres A small oak
branch covered with aphides and their
attendant ants was placed upon a
mound twenty rods distant It was
thought that if anything would incite
to hostility it would bo the intrusion
of membors qt a separato community
upon feeding grounds On tho contrary
tho nnts -- being called from tho hill
came out and mounted tho branch with
tho usual excited bearing and then
mingled with its original occupants on
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friendly terms and began to feed qhi
ctly A spadefulof earth was swiftly
cut from the mound and with tho ants
cocoons and broken ielTa thrown into a
pail and carried to a cone fifty rods
distant Aftor the first sharp challenge
tho imported ant melted away into tho
general community as though at home
From this Doctor McCook concludes
that among the myriads of creatures
occupying more than ono thousand
sqvehundred mounds thero wzs a com ¬
plete fraternity if indeed they svero
not mighty
a republic which in tbo number its
separate states overy coirjnj waa
an community
and in tho rnultituda its totyjjpopu
lation exceeded -- ono qonfedeiacy Herotnvas
of
ar
independent
ofnants
of
the most sanguine
prophecy of the futuio of tho American
republic
beautiful roses to bo found nnvwhern
DO If NOW
attracts agreat deal attention
visitors as well as local people
and tho spirit of friendly rivalry be- ¬
tween local growers keen The show
Honolulu People Should Not Walt Until
It Is Too Late
Tho appalling death kid--ne- rate y from
disease is due in most cases to the
fact that the littlo kidney troubles aro
usually neglected until tkcj becomo
serious The slight symptoms give
placo to chronlcdisorders and the suf
forer goes gradually into the grasp of
aiaooies aropsy ungues ttieeaso
gravel or somojothcr serious iorm of
kidnoy complaint
If you suffer frpm backacheg head
aches dizzy spellsf if the kidaojfseere- -
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of from
from
is
ing of theso roses is a sight long to
be remembered being a mass of roses
of every color known arranged to ap ¬
pear to the best advantage
EASY TO BRING
MACHINES HERE
The comparatively small cost of
bringing autos from San Francisco to
Honolulu aboard liners has attracted
the attention of mainland motorists
und tbo published fact of tho small
tions aro irregular of passagoLfrnd un- - cost will doubtless brine manv more
natural
ssiasirte
in appearance do not delay here Th6 following letter from Geo
a- - Bacueider th s-- -
kidney disorders thoy cure where jesentativo B H Rollins Sons
othors fail Over one hundred thou- - to Secretary Wood of the promotion
sand people havo recommended them committee furnishes somo interesting
Heros a case at home
James C L Armstrong Nuuanu Vol-- delB ieBB the matter
ley Honolulu Hawaii says I wasa a rocoived your littlo brochuro on
sufferer from Wdnoy trouble 01 threo -- autOmpbHing in Hawaii and I really
years nnd Doans Backache jndnoy fhink you ought to state tho rate of
fffiA SiTr on tranrrtation atoniobii
past year I
progress and
suspended
participated
bllt with
nklit
liw
rhli W0 HtUet
--cannot recommend this very compared with that
remedy too highly charged in transporting automobiles
Bonns Backache Kidney Fills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers M j u T a 350O
at cents por Jiox six boxes 250
or will bo mailed on Tecelpt of prlea by between here and Honolulu on my
tho Hollistor Drug Co Honolulu wholoj Stevens six cyllnder and tho samo
salo agentsrfor Hawaiian Islands amount back and was put to no ex--
- Fo wHaiovor ior craung 00 ame
tako no substitute
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loayo steamer
Another
PORTLAND HAVING
impressed much
could
ROSECAPIVAL
leao
outflf dnora nnvwhftrn withnnf wntrth
was pleasant
iutomobiling
PORTLAND Oregon Juno tng
at twelvo oclock night
wa tcoclc rfoon
Iortianu worshiping tno rose tjis If not go Europe noxt
WPBtt IUQ uuuuu Boso Festival Jewlntor certainly bono
to
ordinary businoss ofHoholulr in my wr
the city pructlcolly
Beau
tiful floral parades pagrantR NEW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
nro being eujoyvd nnd conceded CHURCH EVERY DAYS
that this tho most succostful of tho
annual Juno celebrations
J30BTON Juno
Tho Hoelety Circus
prominent people city established souiowhero
minor attraction general wpriq every tlirco half
rymnklng water uporttt rlvL day tlurWg year
fiirm auother ildeilinw rolnR
event OregoiAi VH thoV0 fJE0
June
Clrk John
fJttvul cfnural tbli week Tt
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my own at both cuds
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HONOLULU BIDS
FOR 016 FIGHT
Cables Invitation to Jeffries and
Johnson to Hold Bout n
Here- -
ovenvhere as has been dono within the
last twenty four hours by the Governor
of California
As soon as Mr iMcRao learned that
the tie battle must movo again that
California had been forced to put a
uumper on we Jcunes jonnson Dout
being pullod off in tho Golden Gate city
he conceived the idea of making a Ibid
for tho show to como to Honolulu
Tho thousands of Bports who would
como down attracted by thp event to
spend their money freely as thoy whiled
away a delightful sojourn in the tran
quillity of this Paradise of the Pacific
would ho supposed be given the glad
nana ana tne merry aiona wim no
figured it would be a windfall to Ho
nolulu and tne wealtn that would xol
low in to tho local merchants would suf
fice to deaden any delicate aversion
that might be felt to witnessing such
an exhibition in this uoaeofnl citv
while the world wide fame ihat would
suddenly descend upon Honolulu would
put tne Hawaii Promotion Committee
to Bttame
Immediately this popular actor man
301 to wont on a little political joumng
and last night when Questioned as to
tne run authority for granting per
mission to hold the ficht here -- tie assured
Tho Advertiser that he had that
all fixedeand if the biff fellows
would venture down to this garden
spot they seed have no misgivings as
to their i being permitted to wage the
battle to a pnfsh They could have
PunchbowMbsftin to hold their exhibi- -
tion in wittf accommodations for all
tho multitude who might crowd these
shores
Having it doped out thus the smiling
McRae flashed the cable to his old
friend Norton and then took Jack
Scully into his confidence and both of
tneso gentlemen took on the air of pro
moters of world events
They overlooked It W Breckons in
tho game however and did not know
that lie had his ante down
United States District Attorney
Breckons soon spiked tho big gun
wnen tola ot tne action taiccn jjy tne
local promoters that a cable had been
sent saying that such an affair as the
Jeffries Johnson fight would not be pre
vented in Honolulu he begged to differ
There is the federal law he said which
he would enforce to tho letter
Much as I should like to seo such
a scrap for it would bo a fine exhibi
tion Mr Jireekons said 1 would
enforce the law against it and there is
110 doubt that any such a prizefight
would be in violation or the statutes
Dotn in spirit and to the letter
This law under which meckons
would knock out both champions was
passed by the federal government for
the express purpose of preventing the
Corbett Fitzsimmons fight from coming
oir in tho Territory of Atizona and wis
I framed to lit just such a case as this
Jeffries Johnson affair that appears to
1 bo under a Unluorman cloud
Fake Bays Governor
CHICAGO June 15 Governor Gil
branded the Johnson Jeffries fight
Iletta 3 fake before ho left this city on
I nm sick of the whole business
the final interview tho California
oxecutive gave out
Tho governors intorvlow has caused
a storm of comment here and fight fans
are at a over boat of excitement over
Gillotts statements Sporting writers
commenting on the interview declare
that supicions regarding the fight
have been greatly increased while
thirty second degree ficht bugs
agree that the match will havo to bo
patched very closely indeed if the sub
Melon of a frame up which Glllett
voiced so openly is to be avoiueu
I Gillett who has been discussing the
Iflght at rather frequent intervals ever
gjfnco the death of Tommy McCarthy
iwmcn started a cruBade by ministers
against tho Jeffries Johnson fight was
evidently somewhat annoyed when a
representative of the United Press
Icalled his attention to a published
statement attributed to him in which
Etio said the big fight was fixed The
governor at once admitted that he had
Emmie the statement
That statement was not made for
iiiMication he Hid but now that
It has been published I do net care a
iilKt then fully Bud freely outlined
t tm us the JtftrlH 3uImo Suhl
o the United Ireu representative my- -
ng lis believed the fly lit wei a frame
in Tliat jeirntf wowij trio that
i liii i in would Law to whip every
ulrie men st the rlngeHJe If lie minted
u alma Lu line mm met tiriR flgbt- -
1 g i MM wbleti hm mi iper
i n4vluf wUli
n tiMitui l lroiJ were bit
iet flu tiWt a IDK M
For every use in preserving
purifying and beautifying the
skin scalp hair and hands of
infants children and adults
Cutlcura Soap and Cutlcura
Ointment havenp rivals
VfOrth mentioning For af
fections of the glcfn and scalp
of young and old that tor¬
ture disfigure Itch bum
crmtsnd fccfik they wucawd
vvlisn all els tail
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HAWAIIAN GAZETTfi FRIDXY JUKE 17 1910 SEMI WEEKLY
JJJ--j---r-
CONVICT UNCOVERS
CiG OF THIEVES
Highly Organized Quintet of Korean
Bad Men Are
Apprehended
From Thursdays Advertiser
What will probably prove to bo tho
worst organized gang of thlqves ever
caught in Honolulu was exposed by tho
arrest of three Koreans yesterday fol
lowing the arrest of a fourth aevoral
days before
This gang wns captured through tbo
eudden virtuous spell of Yco Dong You
who yesterday commenced a a
on the roof for larceny This
man had a heavier sentence coming to
hint than lie really got but on condition
that ho would oxpose the hiding places
of his own plunder as well as tlio oper
ations uf anpther gang of thieves he
escaped easily
The proportion was suggested by
liimielt cud accepted by Chief CMoDuf
fie whoio oniocru have been bunting
for tlio members of the gsjig for toveriii
days Tbora Is one mora yet to be
captured and he will probably be up
prihnnded this afternoon
Tim name of tho mtn captured era
Yce Won Outi Kim In Kew Wo Hn
Yung mid Yuen Jit Ho In the m
orlty of iUty liava not given the
imm which Yen Dong You erc4ltc4
lllfit with
AwrdliJK in tl story uf the mm
nlmtidy In ptlMm hum of tlinu wmii
¬
Attorney Lightfoot acting on behalf
ot nls client Daviu Manuel who is
accused of stealing a safe from Mrs
IJIsio Wundeaburg put one over on
City Attorney Cathcart yesterday af
tornoon when ho sprang tho statute of
limitations on tho public prosecutor
Tho indictment charges Manuel with
stealing tho safo on March 1 1005
Whon Manuel camo up for arraignment
Lightfoot on bolialf of his client
refused to enter a plea to tho indict ¬
ment but entered a plea in bar The
offense he claimed is barred by tbo
statute pf limitations Tho time ho
said has run oat and the offense is not
now indictable for action on a chargo
of larceny in tho second degree may
bo commenced not more than two years
after the time tho crimo Is alleged to
havo been committed
Cathcart was clearly nonplused but
tried to Bavo his face by protesting
against tho discharge of tbo prisonor
Ho tnsistod that tho pica ought to bp
in writing and on this technicality suc ¬
ceeded In having Judge Cooper overrule-
tho oral ploa in bar The case
will come up for further hoaring next
Monday
Because of tho Children
Kolliknl Kipapa and his wffc Lahapn
who Is alleged to bo his sister woro in
court with their two children and were
nrralgaed They had no attorney nnd
S V Chillingworth was appointed to
ropresont thom The man was remand ¬
ed to prison until Monday but tho
woman was released on her own recog ¬
nizance on account of the two small
children
Liquor Did It
0 Wl Thornton a young Hawaiian
Indicted on two charges of osnault and
buttery committed on two Chinese
pleaded guilty on both charges H V
JLlillllngworlh his attorney slated that
tho boy had mode arrangement to ship
n a sailor on I lie Mexlcuu lo Dolawnro
Jircakwater aUo that lie wn drunk
wlin lie committed Hie offmse
The fact that tbo defendant was
under the niflueiiee uf lliiuur rioeuit
Apiiekl to hjp mIi the jiniue
Ilotgnyer on the shewing made end
the fOiifeht ot Hie city attorney Judge
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HOFFSC
Liquor Commissioners
Create Havoc in the
Saloon Ranks
Honolulu has been enumerated The
census of 1910 as far ns tho capital
of Hawaii is couccrnul was completed
on Juno 8 on which date Dr Victor
S Clark special agent of the census
for Hawaii forwarded tbo Honolulu
statistics to Washington This district
was tho first in tlio Islands to bo com
pleted and us tho central bureau tabulates
and totals tho citv BtatiMicn
first the exact population of Honolulu
on April 15 should bo known some
time next wrok
Tho total figures for the Islands ac
cording to Doctor Clark should be
ready bv tho first -- of August
I will not bo permitted to give the
figures one snld Doctor Clark yester
day afternoon and they must como
from Washington first I can not oven
give an estimate of the population but
I will say thut we made all our proper
allons on tho basis of the gd vomers
estimates Iu his lust ruiioit
These figures placed tho population at
175000 of which 08000 nro supposed
to iue orientals
Together with the census of liono
lulu the entire statistics fur tho county
of Kauai were ulio forwarded --un June
fl tlioku for the balance uf Qiiliu mil
for Maui will follow next week nnd
tho week following will see the com
iilotlvn of Hie work to tut a the popu
lation glR1
Hoclsl Figures
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HLAECER CO
NAMES PUNCHBOWL AS ARENA
But Breckons Declares Federal
Law Would Apply and He
Would Enforce It
W WVorton Sporting Editor Ex- ¬
aminer Sn Francisco California
Will you try and fix Jeffries-Johnso- n
light Honolulu a good place for
fight Have full authority to grant
permission dictate your own terms
Please givo matter your awn personal
attention Cablo Western Hnippj code
SCULLY MoRAE v
This Cable was despatched tyoaterday
by tbp signers niter some strenuous
hustling to mako suro that the author ¬
ities would not block thA big event
hero and throw the HvhbTo eporting
world into a state of bewildorment up ¬
set the transcontinental railroad and
steamship schedules San Francisco
hotol arrangements and sidetrack thou- ¬
sands of flghff fans on their way from
-
I
SUPPOSE IT HAD BEEN REAL MONEY
as a public officer and as a prlvato individual
arc not always tho samo he
declared JiO fTn
The publicajjpn of bis interview
caused a commcjtion in Bporting circles
which evidently surprised the Califor
nia governor
Tho sporting writers commented
freely on tho statements made and in
sporting circles generally --th0 gover ¬
nors statement is tho ono topic of con- ¬
versation
iltIr T
Most of the wHiefs and much of tho
eomment declares thatJJiei gpyernors
iew is not entirely just
Jeffries reputation Ibr being the
squarcst man in the ring hns been
widely commented on and many sport
critics say the battle will undoubtedly
be fought ou its merits
NEW YACHT ENTERED
FOR TRANSPACIFIC RACE
Tho new fifty-two-fo- CASE IS TAKEN
I
yawl which
was being built for Francis Smith in
San Francisco has been launched ac
cording to advices recoived from the
Honst vefitflrilnv nnil linn nlrnnrtv hnnn
entered for the transpacific yacht race
to start from San Pedro on July the
ninth
Mr Smith who has chargo of the
Pearl Harbor drydock has been looking
for some ono to deliver the new craft
and it was finally decided to enter her
in the race for her maiden Voyage This
will make seven yachts to compete for
the cup
t
The death of Mrs Sylvano do Nob
riga of Waolani took place on Wed
nesday last tho body being brought to
Honolulu for burial today The deceased
was the mother of ton children tho
majority of whorir wifcb thpir father
are leit to mourn her death
7L
GATHGAKT
County Attorney Will Not Be
Asked to Appear in Man- -
slaughter Trial
County Attorney John Cathcart will
not prosecute the manslaughter case
against Manuel Richards tho chauffeur
indicted by tho grand jury for kill ¬
ing an old Hawaiian man Neither
will either of Mr Cathcart s deputies
Tho reason therefor and for tho de- ¬
cision of Attorney General Lindsay to
conduct the prosecution himself is that
in indicting Itichards the territorial
grand jury took tho bit in its teeth
nndran away with the county attor- ¬
ney Cathead was opposed to the in
dictment of Richards and tried to pre ¬
1 LINK
vent it But the grand jury rofused
to be dictated to and returned tho
indictment anyway though Cathcart
insisted that thore was not sufficient
evidence to warrant Kichards being put
on his trial
In view of tho county attorneys ac
tion in tho matter Attorney General
Lindsay will handle the prosecution
himself
There is also a probability that tho
attorney general may tako tho Aylett
graft charges out of the hands of the
county attorneys office and present
the mnttor to tno grand jury himsoit
on account of tho fact that at least
ono member of the county attorneys
office pnd a go between Willie Crawford
who frequently represents Brown
in xarious transactions are more or less
concerned in the charges made by Su
pervisor Aylett
Aylett hpd a conference with tho
attorney general yesterday
BE
From Thdrsdays Advertiser
Six heads foil before the axo wield
ed at tho mooting of the board of
liquor commissioners yesterday after
noon at tho executive building all of
those boing chosen for tho block on
consistent policies of tho board either
adopted yestorday or alroady in force
Not only did tho board take this
radical action regarding tho npplica
tloni for renewals of licenses but it
also adopted resolutions even more
radical for tho labeling of compounds
nndAcetified wet goods
Thoso whoso applications wore turn
BADLY BUMPED
Original Small Farmer Liable to
Lose His Small Farm J atMalcua
As a result of tho passage of tho new
land law Link McCandless tho real
original small farmer may Ioso all or
a part of his nico littlo plantation at
Mnltun Application has been made to
Land Commissioner twen-ty-fiv- Campbell by o
prospective homesteaders to
have thaf particular nnd choice bit of
ground surveyed and cut up into home- ¬
steads Theroforo there may be a fow
real and actual small farms on tho
domain now reigned ovor by Link
Tho Makuo tract belongs to tho gov
ornmertt ahd under tho new law when
over twenty flvo eligible citizens apply
for tho partition of any government
land Jnto homesteads tho land com- ¬
missioner must tako heed and cut tbo
land up This is the first application
for homesteads under tho now law
PLEADS STATUTE
OF LilTATIOlS
Lapse of Time May Free David
Manuel From Toils of
the Law
¬
ed down yesterday waro Wing Chung
Lung Hop Heng tho Aala Saloon
Kvong Chung Lung tho lrost Saloon
and Jloffschlaegor Co Tho refusal
to grant a wholesale llccnso to the
last named created tho most surprise
tho board giving ho reasons for Its action
The reason for tho refusals of tho
others liowovor woro plain enough
most of tho Chinese suffering through
their persistence in soiling the cheap
est and very worst variety of wines
at such a small prico that thoso of tho
most limited means can securo enough
for a dozen jags for a quarter jags
that brought too often in their train
woes and miseries that effected the
drinker and thoso about htm
Those who Buffered iu consequence
of thfs wore Wing Chung Lung and
Kwong Chong Dung tho first named
boing at the corner ofATnuna ICca and
Hotel and tho last at tho corner of
Mauna ICcaand King Liquor Inspec
tor Fennell has long been watching thoso
places and whilo ho returned no re
port on them to tho board his vorbal
report during tho executivo session is
supposed to have put tho qutotus on
tho places montioned
Charlds Chillingworth appoarcd for
Wing Chong Lung having taken tho
easo on the request of a brother attor
ney who had to loavo for tho other is ¬
LI0BNBE3 QUANTED
All Chow E Cunha
T Sumlda O J McCarthy
S Kimurn J T Scully
O Oordca Jos T Bllva
Bonouchl Slas Diss
Wing Wo Tai Mrs B Klemmo
P T Itynn Jos Thompson
W O Poacock Beattlo Browing
Oo Company
Chung Ming
LICENSES DENIED
Wing Chong Aala Saloon
Lung Frost Saloon
Hop Heng HofTschlaogcr
Kwong Chong Co
Lung
Tho rofusals in the csos of tho Frost
newals of liconso wit fdr transfers
theso places having boon hit by tho
rule of tho board forbidding nil saloons
outslda tho flro limits
This rule liowovor was not applied
in all instnncos for Gas Cordes of tho
Hivor Rhino Saloon on tho Ewa side
of tho river ou King street received
ins renewal ana permission to move
further Waikiki on tho samo street
Ho will roopon just Waikiki of tho
fishmarkot In granting Cordcs a ro
nowal consideration Vas given to tho
fnct that ho is a eripplo with a largo
family and can absolutely not support
his family in any other way Tho board
arfmed that whilo licenses must bo
granted it is only fair that thoso who
noed thorn most should have thom
Tho board also sat on a ronowal of
tho attempt to get Sunday privileges
Mrs Hortha Klommos application for
tho samo being denied while her appli- ¬
cation for renewal was grantod
Hit Rectifiers
Tho most radical resolution that tho
board has adopted for somo time wub
passod In tho following words
Resolved Thnt on or bofero July
15 1D10 nil containers of com- ¬
pound blend typo or imitation
liquor must War a label attached
In n conspicuous place designating
whothoi such liquor bo a compound
blond or imitation bucIi labol to bo
colorod RED and of a length of
four and a half inches and a width
of ono inch tho lettering to bo
heavy black typo uot less than
one quarter inch in hoight
In ense any licensed premises
shall fail to havo labeled or offors
for salo any of the abovo desig
lands Tho action of tho board in this
ease was ovidontly anticipated for
Chillingworth quoted tho proliablo objections
and tried to rofuto them
Ho statod that ho had heard tho
board was to be told that a drunken
man had boon scon ojdetod from tho
saloon in quostion and that thero woro
other evidences that tho placo was kept
in a disorderly manner Ho assurod
tho board that such Tcports were
groundless and that tho police records
showed tho Wing Chong Lung saloon
to havo been a quietly conductod place
It is from this placo that tho liquor
was secured upon which a party of littlo
boys Ibecamo staggering drunk somo
and Aala saloons woro not only on re
time ago but Chillingworth did not
mention this
AND
CENSUS
S COMPLETED
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nated liquors without such label it
will bo within tho power of tho
board to suspend or rovoko such
licenseos license
Tho action camo unhcrnldod and
while It will bo recoived with hard feel ¬
ing by a number ot thoso who handle
thia description of goods almost exclu- ¬
sively others will appreciate tho efforts
of the board in this direction A num- ¬
ber of the saloonists who havo been
doing their bo9t to kcop tho saloon busi- ¬
ness on as decent a footing as posslblo
by handling only high grado and puro
goods will accept it with favor
May Tabu Screens
Another proposed moasuro of the
board to cause all saloons to bo opened
to tho stroct camo up but went ovor
until tho next meeting on tho twen- ¬
tieth This resolution was framed as
follows
Resolved by tho board of license
commissioners That on or before
July 15 1010 n licensed saloon
promises all Btroet entrances and
windows opening upon streets shall
be frco from screens to tlio satis- ¬
faction of tho board
AYLETT HAKES
NT
E
rtggafeaftwgyiTfa3fahj3Mrr
rollowing the statement of tho city
nttornoy beforo tho supervisors nt their
noon meeting Tuesday Supervisor
Aylett told tho story of his famous
brlbory case to City Attorney Cathcart
yesterday
The statement which ho then made
was similar in overy respect to that
ho told The Advertlsor last Monday
and it will be presented to tho grand
jury by somo one olther today or tomorrow
whon that body calls a special
mooting for tho express consideration
of this subject
Tho grand jury mot yestorday but
neither Ahla nor Aylett was on hand
to testify und other matters occupied
Its attention all morning Aylett would
say nothing further In public yesterday
and upon being asked tapped his loft
temple significantly with his finger
Its nil inside ho sold although
the tapping sounded like the firft iotcs
on a hula gourd
GET IT TODAY
Ohnmhorlfiln PaIIa rUinlitm ni
Diarrhoea Romody is tlio boit kuowu
rumody for dlarrboou It Is sure to be
needed when least expected Oct it
today Tor sale by nil druggiiie Ren
on Hmltli In Co Ltd agents for Hawaii
have not done their work correctly and
eevernl dUirlele liavn had lo be re
iinumifiilud in no cu however has
the trouble been serious enuugli to eu
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SIDELIGHTS
CHINESE COPARTNERSHIPS
What do you know about a Chincso partnership What docs tho treasurer
of tbo Territory who it supposed to know all know about a Ohlnoso partner ¬
ship What the census onumcrator clothed with inquisitorial powers which dis-
count
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those of cither a territorial or a federal grand jury know nboiit a Chl ¬
ncso partnership To each and every of tho questions suggested may it bo
safety laconically and truthfully answered nothing For of all tho queer
institutions of our Confucius worshipers this is tho queerest Seldom indeed
docs ho do business on his own account In Honolulu I bcliovo tbcro is but
ono individual Chincso grocery house It Ah Leongs and even ho should
court records bo believed has numerous female sharers in his business Your
laundrymnn is a copartnership Your vcgetablo man is a copartnership Your
gownmnkcr Is a copartnership Your market man is a copartnership
And wiso indeed were tbo Chincso in their generation of this partnership
idea centuries and centuries ago I am inclined to bclievo that tho Adams
Express Company and Wells Fargo Co copied from them and run their
business on the partnership idea For thoso concorna which carry your goods
when they want to and nro paid are I understand partnerships and escape
many a rudo blast which corporations are gotting in theso reform days
And when tho Ghinnman forms his hui no lawyer is employed to draw up
tho articles for a fee equal in amount to all that the cllcntr will Btand They
tako their brush and pad and mark down tho terms upon which business shall
bo dono In ono of their odd looking books Thero are no whereases or
nforcsaids or provideds or similar expressions upon which your legal
light doth gloat Tho only phraso in tho agreement which approaches formality
is tho conclusion whereby it is averred that Word of mouth is not enough so
wo write
And when tho business lins gotten under way affairs run along smoothly
and seldom indeed does any friction occur When accounts aro to bo made up
provender sharks tins and rico and othor luxuries and delicacies is furnished
Preceding tho feast you can hear tho button machines rattlo vigorously and
by this means results whether running only to hundreds or way into tho thou ¬
sands aro accurately ascertained No auditor is needed Tho machino does
it all
Proud possessors of seats on tho stock exchnngo if compelled to llvo on
brokerage dorived from transfer of shares in tho partnership would starve
Torhaps they should anyway Not that transfers arc not mado They aro and
quito frequently But all that is needed is a small plcco of paper tho brush
and thick ink and the words I give my fivo shares In Sam Kwong Dick to
Ah Lin Jim Chang Tho trick 1b done It is quito as simple inoxpensivo
and effective as tho transfer by Aldrich to Crane of tho leadership of tho senate
of tho United States
In some of these partnerships meetings of tho members are seldom had I
know of ono concern which has ono shareholder iu Now York thrco in San
Francisco ton in China and ono in Honolulu But thoy get along just tho
same If thero aro any troubles between thorn thoy aro Bottled by cor-
respondence
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and within tho body of tho party Tho public knows it not I
knoW of ono caso arising under tho liquor laws whero a firm which adheres
rigidly to tho regulations of tho llconso commissioners could not get a licenso
because signatures to the application could not bo secured from all tho partners
Tho Honolulu manager took it in his own name because ho was not acquainted
with tho exnet address of all his co owners But in somo way or other by
some means or other at somo tlmo or other full account will bo given of tho
profits acquired from his sales and that without any court proceedings
And notwithstanding all her endeavors at elucidations Sidelights still says
wo know nothing about Chineso copartnerships They novor get into court
Some unwritten law there must bo of which wo know naught concerning their
organization and government What I have told is meroly what partners havo
bocn pleased to tell me and is by no means nil of tho story I should like to
hear tho rest of it Perhaps if wo know it in full wo might profit in our
own affairs although as beforo remarked the lawyers would loso out and
probably have to cut out their annual banquet
CABLE COMPANY CONTRIBUTIONS
As Tho Bystander facetiously sot forth last week tbo United States of
America is about as liberal an Undo as can bo found anywhere Even Undo
Carlo who runs the thrco ball institution can not copo with him on spending
money
At tho theater tho other evening I was seated in front of two gentlemon
who employed tho timo during intermissions in talking rather than going out
to see a man Ono of them from his conversation and somowhat boastful
attitude appeared to bo a member of tho federal grand jury And ho told how
this Unclo of ours realizing tho poverty stricken condition of tho cablo company
was wont to help it out rendering assistance in such a manner that tho cpneorn
might accept the offering without being humiliated It appears that John
Wynne convicted of murder and sentenced to he hanged has somo friends who
would liko to havo his sentence commuted to life imprisonment Tho request
evidently had reached Washington a fow days ago Fearing that Marshal
Hendry might get busy and cut short tho task of tho attornoy gcnernl in de-
termining
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whether executive clemency should bo extended a cable so long that
it frightened that official was sent him Boiled down it mennt whether Wynne
was still qualified to bo confined during life and if so when was the date set
for his funoral Tho grand jury was immediately oxcuscd all business suspended
and an answer prepared In tho meantlmo an automobile had been ordorcd and
as soon as the cablegram was written it was taken to tho cablo office post haste
It convoyed tbo information that tho authorities hero had never been notifiod
by the Washington bosses that tho Supremo Court of our Uncle hod said that
Judge Dole and tho jury had acted correctly and that under existing circum ¬
stances Hendry couldnt hang Wynno if ho wanted to which said tho juryman
ho didnt Tho next day enmo a notification that a man ¬
date what that may bo I know not had been mailed
When this stngo of tho story had boen reached tho curtain went up and
I watched Nicola do his grandstand stunts It required fifteen minutes to tako
oil a pair of handcuffs keys for which might bo purchased for a dollar a dozon
in any Chineso hnrdwaro store in Honolulu But ho got thorn off finally and
tho curtain went down and tho conversation was resumed
Tho Bccond day after tho first contribution to tho depleted coffers of tho
cable company was made an appeal was taken from Hendrys decision and
Judge Dolo was by tho same method and in tho samo languago and at tho
Bamo cost asked tho samo question Ho of course did not havo power to
adjourn tho jury but he answered in tho samo way and tho following day re ¬
ceived tho same reply about a mandate
In tho meantime tho United States District Attorney had kept himself
advised When ho on tho fourth day after tho receipt of the first news received
a carbon copy this timo from tbo pardon attorney of tho samo old cablegram
he cabled tho sumo old answer It may be that mandato is a secret codo
word but anyway Brcckons got it just tho samo as did tho head and tho arm
of the court
And you should hear somo othor things nbout tho way money is spent
Why and just hero tho curtain went up for tho last timo and I didnt hear
the rest But I am going again and try to got seats as near to the
investigator as shall onablo mo to hear him violato bis oath of secrecy
HOW TO GET TEA
Do you drink teat This is not a Btraw vote nor a prohibition question
If la merely a question put by Sidelights with tho purpose should the answer
bo In tbo affirmative of making a suggestion
It so be your answer patronize Chineso stores In ovory ono of them
you will find tea as regularly on tnp as political udvlco is on tap with Jack
Luoas and Charllo Huitaco It matters not wbnt kind of n storo it Is pork
shop shoo fehop hardware store market dry good emporium or bakery You
will ever find tea You will over find good ten You will over find warm toa
Go oarly in tho morning and your thirst may bo assuaged Oo at noon time
and tho cup which ohcr but not inebriate may bo bad Oo at night aud a
Un Jag may bo aceuiuuluted Obe fu may bo out out aud opium which by
tho way Is now worth 60 a half pound may bo eliminated but ten It ever
with vs
A mure slawm t a ihubII basket to U found wmewligro within tho confine
of tli Uillhmnt nil that U ry U HHir u free drink If you
Mr ffcsu ens 1i4i1 gluutt UwgMt itt ilt sue wlilili hat small outo
leuklvg UUI UmW iw UtwMltm WImm im invitation feu MNMwjuwitly mu
aiUaded hmI hm Mmiwmmmtiy m4 by yu yur liatt will take
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HAWAIIAN GAZETTE FRIDAY JUNE 17 1910 SEMI WEEKLY
MSTAR SUGAR FRAUD WITNESS
ltLLS WHY ilb CONFESSED
NEW YOltK 3Iay 25 Oliver Splt- -
zcr tho former dock superintendent of
tbo American Sugar Refining Company
who camo from tho Atlanta peniten ¬
tiary to testify for tho government in
tho Bugnf conspiracy cases was expect
ed again today io bo tbo chief witness
at the trial of Secretary Charles R
llciko of the American Sugar Refining
Company and fivo former subordinates
Just what rolo was to bo played by
tho vctoran dock master and onc tiino
boss of tho roly poly gang whoso
operations nro alleged to havo cheated
the government out of millions of dol
lars in sugar duties was not known
whon court opened Today had been
set for tho cross examination of Spit
zer by the defense into whoso enmp ho
baa exploded a veritable bomusneu by
his appoaranco Monday
It was hinted that Spitzer knew more
about tho alleged ramifications of tho
dock undorweighing frauds through tho
offices of the sugar trust chiefs in Wall
street than ho has told
Thero was no littlo speculation today
over tho probable attitude of tho gov-
ernment
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toward the problem presented
by tho mystorious disappearance of
numerous sugar trust books and rec ¬
ords Dofcnso Accepts Figures
Tho defense hrti agreed to accopt tho
figures prepared by government ex
perts regarding sugar weights in tho
timo covered by tho records in the
volumes there mo thoso
nights prison
recuiitruckiug iuu vuuisuuu
books of tho period contain
ing tbo correspondence wbicn passed
between tho refinery dooks and tho
head offices of tho company Search
for theso records it was intimated had
not been
Spitzer was in court when tho trial
was resumed The first witness called
howover was John H Thompson a
bookkeeper in the Wall street offices
of tho sugar company Thompson yes
terday testified that it was James P
Bondernagel tho refinery cashlor one
of tbo defendants with Heike wbo told
him on one occasion that tho cessation
of weight discrepancies on sugar car ¬
was accounted for by tho fact that
tho government was keoping a watch
on tho docks Today Thompson asked
lcavo to correct this testimony
It was Spitzer who told mo the
docks were being watched not Bonder
nagel said Thompson Tho witness
also denied calling Ernest F Gcr--
bracht the refinery superintendent on
mo teicpnono regarding sugar weights
The following from Secre
tary Coopers last report to tho promo-
tion committee
By yesterdays Claudino wo re
ceived n letter from Mr W G Scott
of Paia Maui together with a box
containing three very large onions
which Mr Scott advises us woro grown
at Makawao by Mr Manuel Rosa In-
asmuch
¬
ns there is nn unusual nmount
of interest just at present in tho pos
1907
Value
Corn bush 45972 39435
Eggs doz G2110 17535
Oranges boxes 52380
Hay ton 10700 218950
Beef canned lbs 036479 70021
frosh lbs
salt or
lbs 88575
Bacon lbs 85938
Hams Shoulders
lbs 368277
Pork cannod lbs 7985
frosh lbs 40853
pickled lbs 101813
Lard lbs 180441
Lard Compounds lbs 912573
Mutton lbs 11702
4084
10231
1269
5809
11918
19860
1377
ioultry nnd game IDs 27132
iButtor lbs 445440 143023
Cheese lbs 195390
Milk Condensed 142520
Starch lbs 248978 10002
Tobacco all forms 500401
Beans peas dried
bush 18880 34732
Onions bush 38481 23724
Potatoes bush 90418 98050
Total 274409
Soldiers in Citizens Clothes
Commit a Double
Crime
An aggravated assault and
at Iwllei was to Chief Mc
Dufllo yesterday afternoon tbo crime
According tho story told tho chief
utrnt
59050
H6
32330
corrected his in
other details mostly of a minor nature
Loses Weight In Refining
Thcodoro I Kcnnlcr head of tho
lugar company a refinery In South Bos--
ion tcstraed as an expert to sugar
making processes and was led to Btato
that raw sugar would loso in weight
by boing refined It is tho govern-
ments
¬
contention that more sugar was
turned out of tho various refineries
of tho trust than was shown by the
government weight returns to havo
been received in a raw stato
Thero was a general rustic of ex ¬
pectancy In tho courtroom as Spitzer
was called to tho stand for
D Davis pres ¬
ident of tho American Sugar Refining
Company who Is under subpoena to ap ¬
pear as a government witness watched
tho former cmployo of tho corporation
closely as Spitzer began his testimony
Spltzer was cross examined by former
State Sonator Clarence W Lexow
Spltzer said that Thcodoro A Have
meyer brother of tho lato H O Have
moyer appointed him superintendent of
tho Williamsburg dock When ho left
Atlanta prison Spltzer said ho had no
hope of a pardon and added
I loft my effects In Atlanta I
camo hero to unburden myself of tho
groat wrongs I bad dono all theso
years I wanted to confess all my sins
before this court and toll all I knew
Attorneys Advised Confession
I wanted to stand among my fcl
lowmcn once more and toll all I should
havo told before I wanted to go back
to my tamtly I wanted to bo shriven
missing but is no wnylbf all that cankered sleepless
in Atlanta I
uk
abandoned
goes
is Acting
pickled
and
and
burglary
reported
to
also testimony
whero suffer
ed so much I couldnt stand it any
longor I told Captain Flynn of tho
secret service in Atlanta that I couldnt
stand tho torture
That I must tell tho truth and I
wouldnt have been behind thoso bars
if I had taken the ndvico of my law ¬
yers Mr Mnckellor and Mr Cochran
Thcytold mo to confess if I had any
thing to confess after my conviction
last Thoy told mo to con ¬
fess before it was too late
Spitzcrs former counsel Mnckeller
and Cochran vrhtt are now dofending
tho ex governmont checkers Halligan
and Voelker two of the six defendants
loaned forward in thoir chairs listen-
ing with rapt attention to tho testi
mony of their former client
Spitzer said ho had received the par-
don in tho United States district attor-
neys
¬
office just beforo he took tho
stand Monday morning
No promise ho said had been mado
him by Special Deputy Attorney-Gener-
Stimson or any ono else connected
with tno government
BIG SUMS HAWAII SPENDS ON
MAINLAND FOR STAPLES
Quantity
vegetables
BOBBEBJF JEWELS
Fobruary
sibilities of small farming in Hawaii
such thoughtfulness of course is ap-
preciated
In this connection I havo prepared
a tablo showing tho imports into Ha-
waii
¬
from the Mainland of various
food products a considerable portion
of which it is possiblo might be grown
hero The tablo shows the imports for
tho paBt three years but does not in
clude imports from foreign countries
which in somo instances aro heavy
1008
Quality Value
50000 50839
74034 18873
25343
9703
482079
47550
132171
410772
1200
112465
82083
180573
82294 1051617
507571
211845
348870
17913
10462
111483
58502
184272
53463
2618
22047
00000
103
14254
9192
19010
120300
12470
36300
13731
70379
1909
Quality Value
50739 48261
75430 22431
28765
10018
557891
40775
434177
8595
87000
78C25
138008
77525 1299400
2098 14323
20037
158397
120300
527380
201054
237227
126778
G81891
211752
360060
18370
21446
112724
03622
232476
68284
22284
3036
22001
70857
1142
11093
9559
18375
93498
1302
32410
177114
35151
157847
16238
639912
43240
16118
79187
243431
detectives two soldiers knocked at tho
door of a white womans homo and aB
sho answered tho call sprung upon hor
and chokod and beat her into submis-
sion
¬
They thon stripped her of tbo brace
lets on her arms and searched the bouse
taking away with them whatover thoy
could find of value Tho men woro in
citizen clothes Tho woman never ro
ported tho matter to tbo police word
having reached thorn through a friend
of hors
McDufllo visited tho woman at onco
and found her still suffering from her
wounds hor face very badly bruised
and lacerated Two men aro suspocted
and will bo arrested
Tho American ichoonor Sequoia is
naving boon comumtod ja ween scnarclng a shipment of lumber nt
I v
Ol I
¬
llllo railway wharf
If you are not a prohibitionist and dont llko tea observo tho funny littlo
bntkots just the samo Last year I pondered soriously over tho ovor recurrlng
question of what should bo appropriate Christmas presents for ft couple of
girls who bad boen at college with me I discovered the baskets and bought
two of them Ono went to Olio supposed to belong to Judge Klugibury and
Tuft and tho other to the Stato whloh saw to It that all navigation laws and
regulations were observed and all duties collected when tho Mayflower dropped
her anchor to wit the Htate oiruod by Murray Oraiio am Ifoury Cabot IxuIhq
And my tiWwU wroto me later saving bat when tha prtiuU worn uu4 fgr
lb iturpaw of lvlig nn aftoraoou m tbe rtvpactivc wayors of tba imjhmIIvo
itlM iirMlalwHl a twf bday
JUy MHt Hot tU mayeri but tha baakeU with conlunU alwut n dollar
fttid ftwr Wis a jdtM Thoy are werlb It hww Tby Vttft t bet tat
ii beon by tht alV Thy ar selpa in ft f144Iji whI it Kw MlU5
Umu m Is JliHtttlNlu if yk JfaOin4liNMf ytoyyf m weWMUwu AM my
Mwa attiwUi4 IMaUwsry uAlalaUy duaUret iM tiwlfli Uwi tor mUug
Ukt tt wywbw
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Washington
THE
UGAR CONDITIONS REVIEWED
WILLETT GRAY CIRCULAR
Wlllott Grays sugar circular was
received by yesterdays mail ond de-
votes
¬
n good deal of space to tho Cuban
and Hawaiian crops Tho following
paragraphs aro from tho circular
Saws
Statistics of tho week arc important
especially as relates to the Cuba crop
From an analysis of the weeks roports
28 controls working receipts 24000
ions and stouts cabled yesterday as
normal on estates It is now reasonable
to expect that tho visible production
for tho remainder of tbo campaign will
be at least as much as for tho same
timo last year say 189582 tons If
this quantity is added to tho visible
production this season to date 1570000
tons it will indicato a crop this year
of 175952 tons therefore wo now ex
pect a total production of at least our
maximum estimate 1750000 toDB
Wo aro rather congratulating our-
selves
¬
on tho conservatism of our Cuba
crop estimates throughout this season
Whilo estimates have been jumping
about from 1850000 tons to 1400000
tons highest and lowest wo Btarted
tho campaign October 21 1909 with
our estimato of 1700000 tons which
wo havo consistently maintained only
varying by introducing on February
10 1910 a maximum 1700000 tons
and a minimum 1650000 until this
present Wo shall now simply add to
tho visiblo from week to woek as
above
This week under roviow shows l 32c
per lb advanco in spot quotations
which is tho only quotablo chango in
figures Tho market howover has
shown much greater activity than pre-
viously
¬
and sales for shipments particu-
larly
¬
have been liberal and have includ-
ed
¬
speculators here and Europeans as
buyers
Tho speculation is for hicher prices
later on tho sugar going into ware-
house
¬
in meantime Europeans paid
290c to 292c per lb f o b Cuba
for centrifugal Spot and near by
sales were at 424c to 427c per lb
basis landed June clearance nt 294c c
f 430c nnd 2d hnlf Juno at 3c
c f 96 test with an oarly July
saley of 20 to 25000 bags at 3c f o
b Cuba 90 lest for tho U K
With their large present supplies of
Taws beyond the present outlet for tho
rennod product refiners are increasing
their meltings and storing tho refinod
for future increased demand so that
from now on the figures of consumption
will include a considerable amount of
invisible stock abovo tho normal but
not in tne bands or tbe trade This
accumulation will also act as a hedge
against tho timo looked forward to
when the offerings of raws may bo ro- -
aucea anu mgner prices asked
Tho strength of the European beet
sugars during tho early part of tho
week should have given quito a bulge
upward to our market but had only
the effect of increasing activity at
03c advance and checking tho de-
clining
¬
tone of the market Beet
sugars touched on Monday the highest
point of tho campaign thus far 15s
ld for prompt 15s fftd for jnno
and 15s 2d for August but closing
on reaction to 14s lld for this and
MARATHON NIGEL IS
IN TIE TANKS
Jsigel Jnckson tho perpetual mara-
thon
¬
wonder wns arrested yesterday
and is now a lodger in High Sheriff
Henry home of has beens directly
next to the coll formerly occupied by
Anderson Grace
Tbe charge against him is a violation
of the Edmunds Act a complaint
ngninso him having been lodged with
tho district attorney being followed by
a bench warrant yesterday It is not
reported that ho has taken his oxygen
machino with him
H
MAN THREATENS WIFE
WITH BORROWED GUN
Drunken Husband Attempts to
Emulate Crimes of the
Past Week
George Kalilikono was yesterday
morning arrested on a warrant sworn
out by his wife charging him with
threatening language The man re-
turned
¬
home drunk late Monday night
and rudely awakened her ordering her
to get somothing for him to eat AVhilo
she was preparing the food ho called
her to look around and sho did so to
look into the muzzlo of a revolver
Sho gavo a scream and ran from tho
room Tho couple livo in Kakaako and
sua went at onco to tno iiaicaatto Mis
sion asking P VV Rider to call for tbo
ponce Ho did so and an ofilcer arrived
soon afterwards When bo reached tho
house tha man hat iccretcd tho gun
which incidentally he bad takon from a
neighbor Ho finally promised to bo
good and let his wifo alone
Yestcrduy moraine however ho got
up nnd reiterated ibis threat saying
that ho was going out to got drunk
again and come homo and eboot hor
Aftor that sho awtre out the warrant
JUSTICE MOODY
MAY SOON RETIRE
WABHINOTON Jnnp JB Benator
JOduo or Miusafliusvlti hai introduced
m bill in tha semtto permitting tho ro
tlmiuciit of Jutlle MoeJr Ran aon- -
tinned Ilium Ming tho esuie of ih
dMUid ret rameni
FLOODS IN SWITZERLAND
ItMltKM ttwilHrknd Juni
Mi bay U twi4Hj lb
rivtfa f ImMulatti Ike frVi and
eMtfuw Mas iivm tort W jt
atuTwaati ply 4rMrr4
next month and 15s for August
A London writer says A disap-
pointing
¬
fcaturo is tho continual dull-
ness
¬
of tho Now York market and tho
fact that Cuban centrifugals remain
so much below tho worlds parity
European operators seem to havo
been disturbed because on tbo 11th wo
predicted a dcclino soon to 424c- - Tho
decline occurred on the 12th as fore ¬
casted and did not prove to bo an
exceptional business tho quotation re ¬
maining current for spot sugars with
sales thereat until tbo 24th Inst 12
dayB Europe cannot understand why
our market should continuo bo much
below tho parity of worlds basis as
we havo frequently pointed out it is
simply because the supply of duty
free and privileged sugars havo boon
so abundant for Amoricdn require ¬
ments ns to make our market inde ¬
pendent of tho outside world
Of courso thoro is timo enough nnd
sugar enough loft in Cuba for tho
planters to realize surplus profits when
thoy aro ready to demand worlds
prices but as mentioned our rofinors
aro partially proparod for combating
such pretensions by their refinod trade
policy
Foreign letters are beginning to
specify in figures tho expected increaso
of tho next European beet crop ma-
turing
¬
in October 500000 tons 88
bcot is mentioned by ono well posted
correspondent who nt the samo timo
gives European oxpcctationB of tho
next Cuba crop 200000 tons short
drawing tho conclusion therefrom that
a very strong position on next cam ¬
paign must ultimately dcvolop Wo
incline to agree to the conclusion
reached without howover endorsing
tho figures as yet It is too oarly to
make estimates of any value of the
next crops
Latest reports of the Hawaiian crop
show a poor yiold on which wo havo
reduced our estimate 20000 tons to
470000 tons total outturn
Cuba Plantings
A very well informed correspondent
gives us the following report undor
date of May 21 1910 It is yet too
early to form any opinion in regard
to damago by drought of cano which
will bo available for next years
grinding
The drought in tho Santa Clara dis ¬
trict Iibb been most severe wo under-
stand
¬
tho same applies generally to tho
southern coast until you reach tho
east end of tho island whero rains
came early The first rains in tho
neighborhood of Cionfuegos were to
ported to us on May 12th Sinco then
showers havo not beon very abunddnt
In certain localities of tho Cienfuo
gos district tho fall plantings for 1909
havo completely died out and none of
theso plantings havo shown any growth
sinco Jnnuary Everything now de ¬
pends upon tho regularity of rains and
whilo present prospects aro not at all
favorablo tho fields may come on and
prove better than oxpected
Tho spring plantings of May and
Juno depend entirely upon immediato
future weather conditions which now
look more favorable It will bo lato
in Juno or ourly in July before any
definito opinion can be formed regard ¬
ing tho damago dono to the fields or
otent of spring plantings
ATCHEHLEY STIBS
UP USUAL
Coast Lepers Will Mutiny Unless
Sewer and Voice Doctor
Can Treat Them
SAN rBAJJCISCO Juno 8 Mom
bers of the lopor colony in their dosiro
to havo Dr John Atchorley returned to
them to administer what bo claims is
a cure for loprosy aro prepared to
mutiny Thoy have written another
letter to the supervisors sotting forth
in detail thoir grievances and tho hor ¬
rors of their condition saying they aro
kept locked cway at tho Isolation Hos-
pital
¬
and away from their loved onos
just lor tno saKo or nliing up tno
pocketB of grafters
Thoy take a sly dig nt Dr Goorgo
Loo Eaton president of tho board of
health wbo has boen nctivo in oppo-
sition
¬
to Atcherloy and his treatment
and intiroato that they will leavo the
colony in a body if Ateherley and hia
romedy aro not restored to thorn
Tliey also ask tbal tuo supervisors
issue an order to th bonrd of health
prohibiting it from allowing anyono
who has anything to do with tho small ¬
pox patients from entering tho lepor
ward Baying mat Bnuuipox is Known
to bo both Infectious and contortions
whilo leprosy according to modical au
thority is uoltuor in part tno lotter
reads Wo mako this our last appeal la
tha samo of humanity and if you do
not grant It wo will tnon neip our
solves Wo havo committed no crimo
and thercforo wo havo every right to
leavo this placo and wo know of no
law that compels us to be locked up
hor Ono of us 4u already left Wo
have contented to romain hero out of
puro moral fcollngs for tbo rest of tho
healthy community with tbe expecta ¬
tion of receiving treatment at tbo eamo
tiuioj but wbea wo are nogloeted as
we are from modical treatment ns we
have tbe right given by tho United
Htatcs nnd wo uru kept und looked
away from our Joved onos just for tbo
sake of nliing up the pocketa of graft-
er
¬
it 1 high time an Investigation bo
made nnd such cruelty be nut to an
ond
i 4
KHOWfr TKX WORLD OVER
Th worlds most successful wcdl- -
olne tot bowel oouiilalnla l Okainber
lain a Oolle Cholera and Diarrhoea
lieinedy It has relieved more pain
and aufferluir ond saved wore live
Ibau any etbir m4Mh In vw In
vatiubjii far children end dulu Vor
i by ill drtiygiM IIsawb ttmUU l
Ck IM fc i Ui Hawaii
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CONVINCING CURE
OF SKIN TORTURE
Slight Red Eruption Grew to bo
Tcrrjblo Slocpless Nights and
Restless Days Mado Life a Burden
Was Completely Discouraged
CUTICURA CURED AFTER
16 YEARS OF SUFFERING
CURTISS WINS IN
THE AIRSHIP SUIT--
NBW YORK June lO The United
States Circuit Court ycstorJay ills
solved tbe writ of Injunction taken out
by tho Wright Brothers against Qlea
uurim bated on claims mat Curtis Had
Infringed unou tho Wrights patent in
the construction of bis biplanes The
ease lias been riebvd with tuterett by
aviators and manufacturer of heavier--
than air niocliUus all orr the world
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lult Inlw t4f
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U 0 JA
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE FRIDAY JUNE 17 1910 SEMI WEEKLY
CONGRESS OUT OF HAND AND
LEGISLATION LINGERS LONG
Presidents Influence Practically Gone and
Insurgents Act as They Like---A- re
Helping the Democrats
and the President and tho Republican
congressional committee uudcrtake to
put tho case in a favorable light to
the country the Democrats will bo
rushing into circulation tbo Insurgent
literature It will not bn branded as
insurgent Uteraluro but ni Republican
llteruluru The houso divided against
itself will be exploited from Demo
crats congressional hesdnuarters and
In the cross firo of licmibllcan opInUn
about every importer inennuro that
lias ben before congress ilnre last
JlMtimlior the mcrili expect to be
able dlvurt I lie Mteutlun of tho
aouulry from their own ibsrlMinlngi
It will be su InUrwiiliin Mmiwlgn
TUt IfHWt jtmtlg the li4
of LU MMty Un bu 4utUy vrsa
Iwf In MiU of I La very Mrwt Rt
tmui l fil a rttfuftlivu Ujwfl
Umhd vt mm i th MUD fti4
The comment grows about tho pn
mary victory won by Sonator Charles
uick oi umo j year uuett wusuiug
ton said almost unanimously that Sonator
Dick tbo favorite of Hark Ban
na was probably serving his last term
Tbo political machino in Ohio was
against him although in tho palmior
days he was ono or tho leaders in
Ohio politics It seemed as though ho
wore down and out and would follow
his old timo colleague Sonator Poraker
to retirement Folks always did
say howover that Senator Dick was
a good politician Ho went into tho
uphill fight with good cheer chose to
become a candidato before ths primary
which it is claimed could not possi ¬
bly benefit him and has como out with
luuuu votes or thereabouts
The more tho Buckeyo politicians
analyze that vote the moro thoy aro
convinced that Dicks reelection to
tbo senate is contingent only upon
tno election or a Republican legisia
ture in Ohio next November Whilo
110000 votes aro not many as com
pared with tho entire Republican vote
of Ohio it js quite as many ns all tho
jcepumican candidates lor congress ro
ceived at tho primaries and therefore
must havo been a pretty representative
vote And again tbo statisticians say
loUuoo votes is moro than any Repub
llcan candidato for tho sonato ovor ro
ceived In a primary contest in any
State That makes a pretty sound ar
guinont in Senator Dicks behalf and
consequently tho impression grows
that Senator Dick will succeed himself
and that the other Republican asnl
rants who did not contest tho honor
with him at tho primary will tako to
the woods
Just whon bo appears to bo getting
to tho top of the hill tbo Ohio Demo
crats who have somo hopo of electing
a majority of the Ohio legislature this
year ore having troubles because of
tho insistence of William J Bryan
that they designate some one as can
didate for tbe United States sonato
It Is many year slnco Ohio had ft
Democrat in tbo eenato apd Govornor
Harmons preference that tho race be
au open one till after the legislature
hoi been chosen make a controversy
Uyr hlw and Bryan which bode
HI for tbe Ohio Democrats and alu
for Governor Harmon
Ilhodo Inland
It I rather UolUMhle tlmt there ha
beta Almost no Interest In Wsshlogtun
vor tbu utw iutor from llbodu Ii
laBd One would tim lltat the m- -
iMtiea of a mm to the wt now bald
by NMater Aldrlsh who bai prUbly
kaiser galls on
uiiyjiesehes
During the Year Germanys Army
Will Be Augmented by Over
350000 Men
chiefly interested in tbo nows that
Sonator Aldrich is going to quit It is
satisfied tbnt his successor will bo
somo Republican who will have a scat
In tho back row and will hardly bo
known by namo for five or six years
artor tho day ho hai appeared to tako
the oath of otUco
Halos Successor
Quito as much is truo of tho succes
sor to Senator Halo of Maine Tho
Important thing in tho view of tho
congressional world was that Socro
tary Hale has decided to retire No
man of national reputation can bo
found in cither Maine or Rhodo Island
to tako the sonatorshlp Somo stranger
who will havo moro confidenco in his
own ability than congress will havo
in him will bo sent from each Stato
no must win nis spurs ucioro receiv
ing recognition here On tbo other
hand if Indiana for instanco sends
John W Kern to Washington as sena
tor in iilaco of Senator Ucvorldgo ho
will bring a reputation for promlnonco
in national politics wiiicu will givo
him somo advantage
Dear Bcotty
Another recent item of senatorial
Importance is tbe apparent triumph of
Dear scotty or west Virginia Hen- -
ator Nathan Bay Scott now closing
out twolvo years of senatorial sorvlco
also seemed nearly forced to retirement
a few weeks ago West Virginia
Is a most tempestuous political Stato
although almost as solidly Republican
as Pennsylvania It requires Inrgo
sums of money nnd great fighting qualities
to como to tho sonato from that
pugnacious little commonwealth Ills
opponents wore bearing down upon
him very hnrd and it was thought that
Senator Socttn public enreer was near
an end Soinewimt against the advice
of friends ha mixed Into tbe fight
a few weeks ngo and in the fuco nf
great opposition tested hit utrongtb In
primaries In several big counties of
the State The result bas boon so
fsvorslilo to him that his chlof oppo
nent lieprneutatlve Qeorge P Hturali
of Wheeling will probably milt tho race
and permit Dr Bcotty ai Ireai
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered of Record June 7 1010
Lizzie K Davis and by Tr and hsb
to Jtmtio Jj scott l
Rose Williams widow to William
R Castla Tr M
Jsaac K Allen by Govr to Isaac K
A Testa Decree Chango Namo
L Abuna to L Apana It
Horaco Kekumu ct al to Lin King
xtii v
Kolil Iosia to Llllkalnni Fern D
H F Lewis nnd wf to WUtcr II
Bradley D
Henry Wnterhouso Tr Co Ltd to
Julia B Peck D
Wm W Lnngton ta Bank of Ilaw
Ltd OM
Julia Afong ti Samuel M Damon
Tr AppmtTr
L Apnim to oGo Roenltz Ii
Puna Sugar Co Ltd to Cant
Bolto Agrmi
II F Lowls and wf to Mrs A T
White D
Honry B Rcstnriek Tr to Tr of
Church of Holy Apostlos D
L T Alvnrcz by Atty to Charloa W
Booth AM
W R Watora and wf to Trent Trust
Co Ltd Tr D
Entered of Record June 8 1010
8 Yoshlda to S Isono AM
S Isouo to H Mamlyn Rol
W A Johnston to Jnmcs Ii Cock
burn Rol
W C Cummlngs by ntty ot nl to
Honolulu Construction Dray- -
ing Cn Ltd L
Goo S Wells to W O Cummlngs
et nl Consont
J S Pnhupu and wf to Tr of Hoo- -
mnna JNnauno D
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We make fertilizer for every product
nnd put on the market only what bas
been proven of real value Lot ua
know the purpose for which yen want
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For sixteen Ions years I havo been
suffering Tilth a bad cuo of skin dis
ease vvniio a caiia
thoro broke out a rod
ooro on th legs Just
In back of my knoes
caused by a tight col
fir m orod carter At first
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slight affair but grad ¬
ually It waxed from
bad to wor and at
lost I saw I bad a bad
X 7 x skin alseat I tried
many house remedies
and also many widely
known doctors In dif
ferent cities but to no satisfactory result
The plague bothtrcd mo more In warm
wcatherthan In winter and bung on my
leg JolnU It made It Impossible for mo
to walk and I was forced to stay Indoors
in ths warmest weather
My hopes of recovery wero br this
time spent Bleepless nights and rest ¬
less days made life on unbearable burden
At last I was advised to try the
Cutlcura Remedies and I did not need
more than a trial to convince me that
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I bought two sets of tho Cutloura Rem ¬
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Pills and after theso werogone I was
a different man entirely The Cutloura
Remedies certainly did a great deal for
mo as It changed my whole career from
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man that there Is at least one true ouro
for skin diseases Leonard A Hawtof
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NEW YORK June C The itinerary
of tho six months big game hunting
trip into tho north which is planned
by Paul J Rainoy tho millionaire turf ¬
man and polo player wes given out
today It was also learned that Ralney
vho is said to have spent nearly 1
000000 on tho turf has decided to give
up racing for good Many of his horses
have been sold
Ho plans to penetrate tho wilds of
Labrador and perhaps even make a
dash for the polo itself Ho will hunt
all ovor Ellsmero land It is empha ¬
sized that Rainoy and his party will
not hunt for Doctor Cooks records
Tho party will leave New York Sat- ¬
urday lor Sydney C B Harry Whit- ¬
ney who spont a long period hunting
musk oxen tin Greenland will accom ¬
pany Rainey as his guest They will
go from Sydney on the Beothic an
auxiliary steam whaler built somewhat
on the plan of tho Roosevelt Captain
Bartlett who accompanied Peary on
tbo Roosevelt will bo in commaud of
the Beothic and havo a crew of twenty
nine
Tho eritiro expedition is to bo re- ¬
corded in photographs and in this re ¬
By Ernest O Walker
Mall Special to Tho Advertiser
WASHINGTON Juno 1 President
Taft is now in tho last stages of his
discouraging struggle with congress for
legislation Tbo edgo has been worn
from Washington interest in thoso mat- ¬
ters In each cobo tho history has boon
of concessions by tho- - President in tho
faco of insurgent firo Whatever crodit
there may bo in thoso enactments must
go in considerable part to insurgent Bo
publicans and in a lesser degroo to
their fairly constant allies tho Democrats
of senate andhonso
Tho regular Ropublicans of tho ocnato
and tho houso havo oncountorod a serios
of roycrsos tho winter long Thoy havo
been unnbloto justify tho confidenco
that tho Prcsidont roposed in them as
tho constituted instrumentalities of leg- ¬
islation Tholr ranks havo boon serried
Desertions havo been not infrcauent
And in tho eleventh hour of tholr long
winters strusglo they are maklnc a
sorry effort to gain something for the
jresiueiic ana tno party upon winch to
go ibcforo tho country
Tho Presidonts infiuonco with con
gress seems to bo reaching a vanishing
point as tar as posltivo action on a
given matter of legislation is concern- ¬
ed Ho can not loncer insist that a
railroad bill for instance shall contain
such and such provisions Pour months
nco ho was very posltivo in his insist
enco that tho railroad bill should pass
tho senate and tho houso oxactly as
Attornoy Genoral Wickorsham under
his tho Presidents direction had
drawn it Tho President insisted to tho
houso that this bo done as ho insisted
to the senate
His Helper Failed
But as a drafter of legislation Attor
ney Goneral Wickersham has undoubt
cdly fallen short nnd in his own failure
he litis brought n sharo of discredit upon
his official chlof No measure of groat
importance to the transportation inter
ests of tho country or of great popular
SEEK NORTH POLE interest has failed so miserably in con- ¬
gress It has been riddled Iby criticisms
nnd while thoro may ido room lor
differences of opinion as to the degree
of corporation favor adroitly bound up
in legal phrases tho insurgents have
succcoded in disclosing eo many un
spect it probably is unique Ten cameras
some especially adapted for over
ice photography will be used Motion
pictures will bo token of all of the
hunt nnd of the fishing harpooning
of walruses tho fight with polar bears
and tbe caribou chases which may
occur
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MINISTER ASSAILS
DOCTRINE OF HELL
ST LOUIS Juno 0 Hell and its
torments wero created by tho translators
of tho Biblo into English Thcro
is no warrant in scriptures for any bo
Ilof of the fate of endless tortures for
the wicked and tho great cruel bogey
of fire and brimstone preached today
from thousands of pulpits has not done
ono particle of good preventive or
othorwiso and has wrought much harm
especially in tho form of causing in
fidelity and insunlty
Theso wero the statements mado
yesterday afternoon before a largo
congregation by tho ltov B H Barton
ot Brooklyn during his address which
was colled Who Created Hellt
Tho speaknr bitterly attacked those
meinhors of the ministry who preach
the traditional theory of a fiery here
after to bo dealt out to tbe wicked fur
their acts on earth
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fortunate provisions that confidence in
tue prospects or tchoi to tno snippers
andother patrons of railroads bas boen
won nigh destroyed
Not His Work
- Thus far tho President has been able
to keep congress in session to worry
along with his program Therein Lo
has shown somo power over tho faction
torn and disconsolate member or tno
majority For this howover ho has to
thank the leaders particularly the lead
ership of tho senate what thoro Tcmains
of it A cotono or more or less inuu
ential Republicans thero decided that
tho party could not afford to surrender
abjectly Thoy rallied behind tho Pres
ident and following his word havo boen
working inch by Inch in an effort to
cain a littlo cround Since the insurgonts
demonstrated the possibilities
or demoralizing me mujuruy iu mu
senate as thoy hnd previously done in
tho house the regulars havo been liter- ¬
ally sleeping on tholr arms at tho north
end of tho Capitol andnominally havo
held the ion
Not tho Samo Bills
iNow just what is to happen in tho
last chapter of tho struggle to rehabili- ¬
tate the Presidents IcgiBlatlvo prcstigo
before tho country is very much in
doubt Tho sonato has gotten through
with tho railroad ibill alter a fashion
It is ready for tbo formalities of con
ference Tho houso has entered npon
a period of hnrd activity to save the
postal savings tianc uuu rrom tne com
mitteo picoon hole A series of can
cuscb is expected to point the way this
can bo done Within a weok or ten
days it will bo apparent whether thcro
is any hope of caving that measure to
which the President is committed
Noither of theso bills howover is any ¬
tho houso by insurgent membors of
his party has been telling It is dawn
ing upon Washington that the insur- ¬
gents nro gaining credence with tho
country Thoy havo mndo ft wondor
fui record ol winnings at both onds
or tho Unpltol always with tho aid
of Democratic allies nnd it is tho old
story of tho winning combination Tho
country begins to pay attention to it
and bestow confidence in it Tho
Prcsidont has been in open and un
thing like tho bills that tho President
urJKiumiy uuu ju uuuu
The party demoralization which
seems to havo been growing steadily
moro pronounced is qulto as pronounced
in tho faco of theso legislative
advances Tho Republicans havo
forced tbo bills to a final passage to
demonstrate their loyalty to tho
White Houso all tho timo however
protesting that it would havo been
far better had the legislation novor
been attempted Tho country is not
applauding tho Railroad Bill Neither
is it applauding tho Postal SavingB
Bill The Snsurgont Ropublicans havo
damned both measures so vigorously in
season and out of season that the
I Democrats can compile a volume of
itepuuuean dorogatorles for campaign
purposes This fact will make it all
the more difficult for the administration
to reap any benefit from tho toll
somo work douo in congross
Democratic Ammunition
Just as soon as congress adjourns
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disguised opposition to tho insurgents
in recent months nnd tho success of tho
Insurgents notwithstanding such handi ¬
caps docs not augment popular confi ¬
dence in tho President as tho loader
of his party
Tho fact is that tho criticisms which
tho Democrats nnd insurgents voico in
dobato the regulars emphasizo in
privato conversation Tho othor day
tho Democrats tung tho changes on tho
Presidonts wanderlust and refused to
allow a now appropriation for tho
Presidents traveling expenses to bo
como immediately available It was
well understood that the President had
traveled so much hither and thithor
and yon that he had exhausted tho
25000 congress voted him last year
and in addition had created a defi- ¬
ciency In tho talk of tho corridors
and cloak rooms tho Republicans havo
been ns emphatic in denunciation of
tho Presidents fondness for traveling
as havo any of his partisan opponents
Things had como to such a pass that
certniu leaders who wero offorlng
thomsolves as vicarious sacrifices to
tho Presidents legislative program
wont to tho Whlto liouso and besought
him to cut out somo of the travols
planned for tho last month or two of
tho session Under tho circummstanccs
tho Presidont could do littlo elso but
ncqulesce As the dark clouds that
hung ovor congress havo begun to roll
away a littlo however ho has an
nouncod his decision to start upon a
round of collcgo commonccments Un- ¬
less tho sonato is able to forco tho
wordB Immediately available back
into tho paragraph voting him 25000
for traveling expenses tho Prosident
must pay out of his own pocket for
his commoncemont journeyings be
tween now and July 1 when tho fiscal
your bogins
Fallen Mantles
Tho leadorship In sonato and houso
ho been shattorcd by tho winters
operations Tho Ropublicans who
havo headed tho party organizations
in senate nnd house havo in reality
had bterriblo winter Thoy havo no
heart for the fierce campaign of tho
suminor and autumn Practically to a
man they boliovo there is littlo moro
than a forlorn hope It is a sorry spec ¬
BERLIN May 21 In addition to
tho troops sorving in tho regular army
of tho Gorman Emplro totaling 021112
officers and men no fowor than 350tacle
indeed by comparison with tho
conclusion of Republican congressional
sessions for the past sixteen years
PoUtlcs In Ohio
Quite a bit of interest is demon
stratcd horo ovor tho now sonato Tho
term sounds a bit poculiar but tho
scnato whilo a continuous body ro
gnrds itself as one third new every
two years even though tho 30 new
sonators aro mostly mon who havo
won areelcction Whon ono of thu id- -
timers wins a victory it is scorod to
his credit and his prcstigo at Washing- ¬
ton goes up a peg or two accordingly
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882 reservists aro to bo called up to
sorvo a period with tho colors this
year thus bringing up tbo number of
soldiers under arms to 077004
Of thoso howover only two army
corps will tako part in tbo Imporial
maneuvers namely tho First Army
Corps whoso hoadquartora aro at Koc
nigsbcrg and tho Seventeenth Army
Corps whoso hcadquartors nro at Dant- -
zic
Tho infantry will bo brought up to
war strength so that about 85000 men
altogether will bo engaged These
troops will bo gradually concentrated
round tho two hcadquartors tho final
threo days maneuvers under tho direct
supervision of tho Emporor being led
up to by brigade- nnd divisional operations
lasting about fifteen days
Ono division of each of these two
army corps is to be clothed in tho new
gray uniform which is to bo genorally
adopted by nil branches of tho ser- ¬
vice for field work as soon as tho pres
ent stock of varicolored uniforms is
exhausted
Tho statement that Gormnny con
templates increasing her naval con
struction program rocolvcs striking
corroboration In an artlclo published
in tho Wosorzoitung nn influential
Bremen papor Tho journal states
Tho tromendous efforts which
Franca is making to cnlnrgo her Hoot
of submarines and tho colossal exer
tions of Great Britain to construct her
Dreadnoughts show that cessation in
tho extension of German armaments
will bo impossible If tho British and
Fronch governments forco tho paco in
shipbuilding ns at proscnt tho Gor
man Admiralty will havo no choico but
to tako- such mcnni as nro noccssary
to provide nn ndenunto protection
against such gignntic ficots
GUTHRIE DETERMINED
TO BE THE CAPITAL
GUTHRIE Oklnhomn Juno 14
Great excitement provnils hero today
as a result of tho doterminationto pro
vent tho removal of tho State capital
to Oklahoma City recently solcctod as
tho capital city at a popular election
Election Disputed
Deputies sheriff nro guarding tho
Oklahoma Stato records to provent
Governor IlaskeU from removing them
to tho nowly chosen capital tho elec ¬
tion bolng contested
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Puahclanl noil to Julia I Onoha
John Kuakaliu nnd wf to Hallo K
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Cecil Brown to Scu Sup ot nl I
1ns L Coekbiirn and wf to Emma
Drolor widow D
Alfred W Carter to Goorgo II
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waiian Islds to Annio T K Par- -
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City Mill Co Ltd to Shou Lun Rol
W O Peacock Co Ltd to Philip
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W A Klnuo nnd wf to Hawn
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William R Castlo and wf to Roso
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Kaaakn w to J Kali a ot al D
D Kinl Konkulana and wf to Joseph
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Antono F Tavaros and wf to O D
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Antono F Tavares and wf to First
Natl Bank of Wailuku OM
Frcdorlck J Amwcg and wf to Al ¬
bert N Campboll D
Albort N Campboll and wf to West ¬
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Joseph Loal to von Hnmm Young
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Trent Trust Co Ltd Tr to Wndo
W Thayer D
D T Flomlng and wf to Jutaro
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O Bolto to John K Maunakoa D
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Manaso Makokau and wf to Pat
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Crlstol Bolto by Atty to Notlco Notice
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Baker ot al Par Rol
Est of Bertha C Rumblo by Admr
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Sigurd N RubsoII to Trent Trust
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W Woltcrs to Alexander Young 05
Alexnndor Young to Archibald A
Young PA
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Frank J Perry by Afft to Otto
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Aldrich Grnca to L K Lohlau Ku- -
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Hoopli Knea and wf ct nl to W
Robortaou D
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tr wptill Jut Jlopsevrlt first stylml him to no
around the rt of the oourno alone
lie was one of tho great admirer of
tbe Into Henntir Murk Hanna am aluo
Ilka Hntnr Dick ono of lUnna lad
ing IIwjUdohIi Jlni never lest a
fwJltlMl huttltt cud bl llktnflt
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nenry Smith and wf et al to Ko- -
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Lahapa Kahakumakalani widow
to Wahiuomaikal Lawooki D
Maria D Cummlngs to Bank of
Hawaii Ltd AM
Lokinehaina Among and hsb to
Kau Agrctl Co Ltd D
John It Koknula and wf to Kau
Agrctl Co Ltd D
S N Bobo to von namm Young
Co Ltd OM
n Rnhlm by Atty to W G Scott D
Pomnikai Walhoekaea to Pioneer
Mill Co Ltd L
Cocil Brown Tr to Yong Wai D
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J E Gamnlloison to T A DrangaBS
Francisco M Coroa to II T Moniz
Covenant
Inowo Taknjlro ct al to Arultl Me- -
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Arakl Mclji et nl to Lai Hip OM
Waltor A Carpenter and wf to
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Lucrotin Dayton widow to
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Est of B P Bishop by Trs to Es- -
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Keliilmo and wf to IIIlo Railroad
Co D
Yokohama Shokin Oluko to Yu
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Bank of Hawaii Ltd to A II Don- -
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L ICirkpatrlck to Rudolph Hoy- -
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Gcorgo B Mclvcuzlo and wf to C
McLennan D
Mullo K Knluhl widow to David
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II F Lowis and wf to D P Law
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Goo C Beckley to Ilruco Curt- -
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awakes Good Blood
Trick your skin
with n noodlo
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that it Is
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clos and otbor sores Thoso simply
tell of somothlng bad down deep In
tho blood itself Ointments washes
powders and cosmetics will not reach
o evil You must tako out all Im
lritlos from tho systom with
1 fbim
Sarsaoa in
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and thon see how quickly tho skin
trouble will disappear
As now made Ayers Sarsa
parilla contains no alcoliol
There aro many imitation
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HONOLULU IRON WORKS
of every djcrlptlon made to
order
ARE DETERMINED
ON PUBLICITY
Continued from Pago One
samo timo stato that any portion of
the land may bo homesteaded So tho
leaso of pastoral lands could he mado
and wo could renew the notice at in
tcrvnls
Carter thought this a good idea Wo
could formulato a rule ho said by
which the public could bo annually giv-
en a list of tho public lands susceptible
of homestcading
However Kinneys resolution was
carried unanimously it being agreed
that another resolution to embody tho
ideas of Brown and Carter should bo
presonted at tho next meeting
List of Transactions Contemplated
As tho next order of business com-
munications from Lund Commissioner
Campbell were read giving tho lists
and descriptions of land transactions
contemplated and now in tho hands of
the land commissioner nnd which will
hnvo to be passed upon by tho commis-
sioners It was ordered that in accord-
ance with the resolution of tho board
duo notice of nil tliese transactions bo
published in the papers Tho list sub
mitted to tho board and which is only
a small part of the transactions which
Mr Campbell has to submit is as fol-
lows
1 General leases of the Knpnn Ann
lola- - and Kamaloinalo lands
2 Water licenses of Knpaa Xnnhola
and Kamalornalo
3 General leaso of AVoIbhuli nnd
Keoketi Island of Maul
4 Lease of government portions of
Waiaou and Alao 3 and 4 Mnui
5 Exchange of lands in Alao 3 and
4 Island of Maui
C Leasing of grazing and waste
lands at Waipouli North and South
Olohena and Kapaa Kauii
7 Lease of laumalu Oahu
8 Leaso of Onoull II South Kona
nawaii
9 Land exchange in town if liana
Request of County of Maul
10 Excbango with Kaelcku Sugar
company lor land taken for road pur
poses Hann Maui in 1899
11 Lease of Pololu lands N Ko
hula Hawaii
12 Lease of Punalau Moloknl
13 Land Exchange with Raymond
Itanch Knnaio lands Maui
Tho board agreed that in tho future
between meetings of tho commission
similar communications may bo turned
over to the secretary and advertised as
ir iney uuu been passed upon by the
board
TJp to Lindsay
Carter raised a question as to tlio
interpretation of tho clause in tho land
law amendment relating to exchanges
It was his Idea that two limitations nre
r
provided ono that not moro than forty
neres may bo exchanged aud tho other
that land worth more than G000 may
not ho exchanged Other member of
the hoard held that the two limitations
run togetkor It was finally agreed to
leave It to tho attorney general for ap
opinion
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TEETHINO CHILDREN
Teething children havo more or leu
dlnrruMa which win he controlled by
giving Chamberlains Colic Cholera
nad Hiirrbooa Remedy All that li
IIMftrtary h t glVD tilt prrlbfd dose
utter ueu ulgistloii cf the bowels more
than natural uiul then editor oil to
dfif the ym It It safe tnd ime
iiMllh fta Ltd RHHti tot 1 Uwll
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MARINE REPORT
By Merchants Exchange
1
Tuesdny Juno 14
San Francisco Arrived June 14 8
n in S S Sierra henco Jnuo 8
Mahukonn Sailed Judo 14 330 p
in scli A 11 Baxter in hallnst for
Port Townsond Wednesday Juno Iff
Scnttlc--AiTivo- d Juno 14 8 a Co-
lumbian
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from San Francisco
San Francisco Stilled Juno 14 8 S
Xcvadan for Honolulu
Port Townscnd Arrived Juno 14
bkt J I Stanford hence May 21
Poit Ludlow Sailed Juno 14 schr
C S Holmes for Kauai
San Francisco Arrived JunclS sir
Hilonian from Kahului
Thursday Julie 10 1010
San Frnnclsco Sailed Juno IB S S
Hilonian for Senttle
Yokohama Sailed June 10 SS Man-
churia for Honolulu
Tort Townscnd Arrived Juno 10
schr S T Alexander from Hilo
PORT OF HONOLULU
tf 1010 semi
ABBXVUD
Tuesday Juno 14
Str Likclikc from intcrisland ports
Str Niihan from interisland ports
Schr llobert Lowers from Port Gam-
ble Schr Fearless from Grays Harbor
M N S S Wilholmina Joanson
from San Francisco docked 1215 p m
Juno 15
Str Ko Au Hou from Kauai 215
n m
Str W G Hall from Kauai ports
530 a m
Am schr Mary E Foster from Port
Ludlow 830 a m
Am schr O M Kellogg from Eu
reka 10 n m
Gcr sp Itcnca Rickmcrs Dau from
Bremen 330 p m
Schr Moi Wahlnc from Hawaii ports
1030 n m
Str Cascade Wailclc from Hawaii
n m
Thursday Juno 1G
A II S S Missourian from Scattlo
and Ticomn a m
Str Clnudine from Maui and Hawaii
ports a m
DEPAETED
Str Mauna Koa for Hilo and way
ports 12 noon
Str Mauna Loa for Kona and Kan
ports 12 noon
fcitr jviikanaia tor Maui ana iioioKai
ports C p m
Htr liinau ior Kauai ports 0 p m
U 8 A T Logan for Guam and
Manila 5 p m
atr Jwnlani for intcrisland ports
noon
M N S S Wilhclmina Johnson for
Ililo 510 p m
Br Str Henthdcne Tippett for Mu
rnnnn Japan 530 p m
Br str Henley for Comnx B C
p m
Str W G Hal from Kauai ports
o p m
Br S S Henley for Comax B
12 noon
PABBENOBEB
c
Arrived
Per M N S 8 from
Snn Francisco Juno 14 For Honolulu
Mr and MrB S H Miss Flor
ence Uuppy j is Myers Aliss U i
Mr and Mrs J S Morrow
Airs Desmond nnd daughter Dr A
Herbert Mr and Mrs E R Shaw H
Ji Trent Miss ai a Dean Airs J J
Bean Mrs Grace Waitham Miss Hut-
chison
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Miss O S Bartlett Mrs W E
Beckwith Mrs C H Millor and two
children Airs A Herbert Alrs 1 JI
Kngcis AIiss H lory Aliss tsadia tur
rlovnnt Miss F Holloway Miss Mnr
garot Koir Miss Sullivan Carl P
Schacffer Mr and Mrs C G Hoisor Jr
S JJ Aldricli Air Alillcr li Win
Uiropc li S Thurston F S Hill C
iMichol JI Sliarpe U 11 Wppincott 11
J Carsten E Downing F F Wood
ford Miss O Curra Miss A Davis
Aliss iT Air nnd Airs
Grosse Mrs D J Gurran Mrs S II
Cary Mrs Carrie B Brodie Miss Anna
Arms Mrs L I Johnson Miss Grace
ytoror Air and Airs llcdquist and
two cniiurcn l- - ivintmnn 11 n
Waymont Mrs H A Petersen Miss
Violet Petersen Miss S G Miguel Miss
F Petersen Mr nnd Mrs F N White
F H Uradcn lr Unry ll l liovrldgo
J II Bauer Mr J F Mc
Cnrthy Dr W D L F
Cockroft Mrs R D Mend and child
II Ohlnndt Jr Mt and Mrs H M
Hepburn W Orlnndt Allan Hamilton
lcr str W G Hall from Kaui ports
G jSt Wilcox J lassotn Aliss urn- -
liampton J L Sonres Mrs Soares W
F Frost E L Glazcr K Matsuda
Departed
Per str Mauna Kca for Hilo and
wnv norts Juno 15 Mrs Forrest Mrs
Ji 01UU X J uuiuitia oj amro iiv
wife Miss K JI Aliss W
Wills Miss Ellzabctli Gosling Mrs
Harry E Murray F Allermun wlfo mid
child II P Baldwin Mrs II P Bald
win P Bartcls wife thrco children
nnd servant Miss Mrs
Baylor Mrs T Warden Mrs M Eisort
T M Young E A Douthitt Thomna
IT Drane Mr Eisort H Hind E H
Wodeliousc R B Booth Captain Jen ¬
kins Fiftli Cavalry II Holmes Cap-
tain Day Mrs II Shampsou one child
and mirne Miss A Gosling Mrs Clara
A Uoton C J II 11 Ren
ton Mrs Stahrliu Miss Stnhrkn J T
Dnias A C Alexonder II B Brown
Wong leong Aong ising ioy 11 --inai
C Ayet Miss Becky- - Kohnrny Miss
Bessh J E Walsh Mrs Walsh Miss
Molzerkc Mrs M Drcyem Miss L
Merchiuit Mrs A S llnysehleu and
child M K lumcson T P W Gray
Alfred llnnscn 1 bpeniKiit i 1 wi
lie Mrs It A Baldwin MIbs II A
Baldwin D P Harrison and wlfo S
Soto Mrs A Ilaiibrouck L Andrews
John Hill Master And rows It V Bond
Arthur Hlng ointo Pozro ill Borjn
Comtc V do Nnvcrteo V 11 Olson
Judge 8tanlsy K Eskow L Kmltli
i IJ llotolho M P Mnthtt llev A
V Soar Aytie Dins Mrs Sclioen T
D Skinner A F Wedge J II Cuus
toii A llalch
Per str hiunu for llnwuii ports
June 14 FrnueU Gny Douglas Ilald
wm Mrs C II Fruiter and two chil
dren MIm A Knuohl Mmtcr K Am- -
n ii t a i iiuu r 1
Will lll IWIIMW IMW 11079 M- - -
nvfp aiMirglnu Slitliloii Kiw Shehdo
Muster me U Jrlwl IJIIIhh Mflksi
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Hawaiian gazette Friday june weekly
j
Wednesday
Wilhclmina
Thompson
Hcmonway
llarrnclougli
Miirtonctti
Huntington
Kllincswortli
Ellcnsworth
Sehocning
MtmtKiuerj
lUbUtain
mm TENDERS
HIS RESIGNATION
Chairman of Promotion Commi-
ttee
¬
Will Leave Shortly for
Mainland Tour
r
IsfcL Jr
ifmhti rr
JAS L McLEAN
VIco President of tho Inter Island
Steam Navigation Company
J Ii McLean chairman of the Ha ¬
waii Promotion Committee resigned
from that tiody yesterday not only
from tho chairmanship but from mem-
bership
¬
and his resignation will be
accepted when his successor is chosen
Mr McLean in tendering his resigna ¬
tion at tho regular meeting of tho com
mittoo yesterday stated that ho ex--
pectod to leavo next Wednesday for
tho mainland on a thrco months vaca- -
tion and ho felt that the interests of
the committee required a now member
to rcplaco him so that the meetings
would ibo attended by tho full member-
ship
¬
The resignation of CMj McLean
was nccopted with deep regret by all
the members
Mr McLean has been a member of
tho committee for about twoycars and
chairman sinco W A Bowen departed
for tho mainland Ho has been a very
active member of tbo committee- and
as chairman has expedited business in
n very satisfactory manner Mr Mc
Lean js the odd member of the board
two being representatives of tho cham ¬
ber of commerce and two of the mer-
chants
¬
association these four electing
1110 oaa memocr
Looked Like a Boomer
R dL Trent city treasurer atfd mem ¬
ber of tho committee Tvho recently re-
turned
¬
from London Trhoro ho Wont to
Becure a signature In a valuable land
transaction reported on his trip with
reference to his visit to tbo prombtlon
committee bureau at Atlantic City He
arrived on tho night that the comet a
tail was expected to awish the face of
tho earth and the entire Atlantic City
Boardwalk was dark iu honor I of tho
comet which wds allowed to bo tho
only attraction in Atlantic Citv that
nlgbt Howovcr bo found the xllnwail
headquarters and found Secretary Wood
and LoydChllds with their coats off
wurrviitg iikg ueavors Air Trent ex
pressed tho opinion that tho Hawaii
headquarters would bo tho mostattrac
tivo on tho Boardwnlk Mr Wood
already had a magnificent display of
Hawaiian curios and the picture Of the
volcano had been arranged in the back
of tho room with lights playing upon
it in front being n platform for tho
Hawaiian music boys
Tboro will bo nothing like ittnlong
tho Boardwalk nothing ta equal it
for novelty nnd oddity said Mr
Trent
Ho reported having visited Lbs An ¬
geles and coming across St Clar Bid
good formerly manager of the Hale
iwa Hotel conducting a Hawaiian curio
store in a portion of tho offices of Peck
Judah company He had a very at-
tractive
¬
display and was ir a location
whero thousands of people visited Ho
was furnishing a pincapplo drink called
the Honolulu Special Tvhich he
added was ono of the ibest he had found
on his tour
Prizo for Parade Poster
Tho committee authorized Messrs
Hoogs and Bush to act as a committee j
to securo a dosign for a Kill Floral
Parndo poster nnd the committee also
authorized a prize of 100 to ho award ¬
ed for the accepted design The Jiotico
of a prizo will bo published in all aft
nournnls and attention drawn iby pub ¬
licity to the competition in as many
mainland publications as possible as a
further aid to advertising the Islands
To Entertain Cockroft
Tho committee is making plans for
the entertainment of General Manager
Cockroft of the Oceanic Steamship
Company who is now making a Visit in
tho Islands
MAJOR CREE WILL
PASS TO RETIREMENT
Maj L K Cree Coast Artillery
Corps until recently commander of the
artillery distrlst of IIonohiltLnnd com ¬
mandant of Fort Ruger has loft tho
Presidio for his home where he will
bo placed on the retired list at tho ex-
piration
¬
of four months lenvo
Ill health Is the cause for his
retirement from active service
berg W Ellis II Bryant Mrs II
E Nowton Miss Julin Mntikon Sarah
Hauo Mrs J Camera Klizubfiii Hans
Lello Wishordi G Bryant Either Ska
lull Cecilia Bhnpulo Asano Kuromsto
Miss Kimiashlinn Marie Kcnw Roso
Coutrailen ilnlnti Youiuhlroya Mabel
Yonnthiroyn HaiHvc Nedn Iiuisa She
nlimdn Illmmi Kuiunu Anna Kiunsu
rail uu Airs oilg Tso Tug 11 Key
tnoto W Katnnti I lVnsller A V
Puteri Mr Stewart J HonrUb W
HoQpuJ 1 K lloonlli K Motiuii Mr
K Morinn
Vet str Mlkuhnla June H Amov
MiVHt Imiiim JlnlibJ Mri It Nitnij Ka
iMBiu ifiiiiuHiim 11 s uiaru jiii Aa
trilNM
Par ilr W O HJI tot Kfll WfW
June 10 Krnait flav
NSUOGENTS ARE
ANXIQUSFOR li
Roosevelts Arrival Awaited With
Eagerness Believe He Will
Assist Them
By Ernest G Walker
Mail Special to The Advertiser
WASHINGTON June 1 Insur ¬
gents of the Capitol aro Jubilant with
expectations that cx PrtsIdcnt Roose
velt Is to champion their factional
causo soon after his return to this
country Their oxaltation is based
upon two things the accoptanco by the
ex Prcsldcnt of an invitation to be tho
guest of honor at a dinner to be given
by Robort Collier nnd tho receipt of
a letter by Representative Hamilton
Fish of How York asking him to con-
sult
¬
with the ex President
Much is being made of these two
mutters nt the present juncture al ¬
though old friends of Mr Roosevelt
liko Senator Lodge whom no one ac
cuses of being an insurgent refuso to
attach particular importance td them
Shortly before- - ho left for Africa Mr- -
Roosevelt was given a similar dinner
in jncw xorkf
Viows Unchanged
It appears that the ex President
letter 10 dtepresemanveisu was writ
ten in answer to one he sent tho ei
President Those who havo seen tho
letter say Mr Roosevelt uses theso
words You know my viows on this
insurgent situation They have not
changed sinco I last talked with you
and r wish to see you in New York
immediately aitor my arrival
Representative Fish who has become
a pronounced insurgent on tho rules
only during the present session of con
grcss is unwilling to discuss tho let
tcr although ho apparently has wel
corned the dissemination of news that
ho has such a letter The impression
provails around the Capitol that he
attaches undue importance to it and
taat wlion more of the context and also
More about the circumstances under
which itTwns written becomo known it
will bo found that the ox President
lias not committed himself yet to tho
insurgent cause
This much is established Upon ex
President Roosevelts return to New
York just after the middle of June ho
proposes to have many talks with poli-
ticians
¬
and party reformers He pro-
poses to make a caroful inquiiy to
satisfy his own mind whether he ought
to support the Taft administration at
all cordially This is taken to mean
that he certainly has doubts upon the
subject at present
Need His Support
Tho moro prominent insurgonts of
senate and house are anxious the
idea Bhould go broadcast that Roose-
velt
¬
is with them Senator Cummins
is- - soon to return to Iowa to give the
campaign there a booit and Senator
LaFollotte is to do likewise in Wiscon ¬
sin Both senators are interested in
primary contests now woll under way
and the strife with the regular faction
is spirited in bqth States If they can
have even tho tacit support of the ex
President the insurgents believe they
could win most of their battles in the
middle West and nominate candidates
of their own faction for the offices
An Absent Face
Considerable significance is attached
to the Tccent development tl at Presi-
dent Taft is not going to New York 10
participate in tho ivplciimo to his pred ¬
ecessor in office Ibo day that Mr
Roosevelt lands in New York President
Taftf will be attending commencement
exercises of Villanova College in Penn-
sylvania It was quite a year ago that
1iosident Taft tgreed to attend those
commencement oxercises Accordingly
he has a good excuso for not hurrying
away to tho pier whero the throngs
congregate to welcomo tho mighty
hunter back
It is not at all generally known that
President Taft fixed the date when ha
should go to Villanova and that ho took
the date when he had beon urged to
go to Now York Of course it is recog
nized that President Taft in tho minds
of many thinking people could not well
go to New xorK to participate in cue
welcome home of his nrcdeccssor Sucn
an net would bo criticized widely apd
would bo given politicnl significance
pro and con Whatever Mr Tafts own
inclinations might be about welcoming
ex Ptesident RooseveltJio can not dis-
associate himself from the presidency
The dignity of that office makes it al
most imperative that no President
should bnsten to any city to greet an
ex President All officials and
cohio to the President of tho
United States He does not go to them
Teddy Must Report
President Tafts friends are aware
that it will be just as well for him
if ex Prcsideut Roosevelt makes the
first advances It is expected that the
ox President will come to Washington
to make report to the stnto department
on his mission as special ambassador to
attend the funeral of King Edward
That would bo tho courteous thing for
him to do and in all probability Mr
Roosevelt will not omit that visit
Then there is another aspect of the
situation One hears predictions that
the much heralded arrival of tho ex
President may not be attended by the
grent and tumultuous demonstration ex-
pected
¬
Some think the welcome home
promises to bo a fizzle and that tbo en
thusiasm for the ex President is oozing
out Tluit of course is to bo demon
strated but in any event the Imldent
can well utuiid aloof and too bow cor- -
dially the peoiilo ore for his predeces-
sor Again ii tbo cx Presldent Is to
glvo aid and comfort to the insurgent
faction President Taft will be in a
better position before the country If
ha tends on his dignity ond lets rant
tors develop Ho naturally does not
want to be put in tie position of pub
licly seeking the nxPrildepi favor
or of allowing the or PriiMont to have
tho oppurlunity to rebuff tlui t goM
without saying that IimUwiI Taft will
not
j t ji
tlfdi ft
ptMbrer
REPORT MIT BE
SENSATIONAL
Names of Prominent People Ex
pected in Return of Grand
Jury
Tho long expected report ot tho fed ¬
eral grand jury will probably be mado
this morning ond some vdry interest ¬
ing developments are expected Tho
report will be only partial but thero
is a loilg list of persons in Hawaii who
will be more or loss directly interested
It is anticipated that there may be tho
names of samo of J he most prominent
citizons and financiers of Honolulu in-
cluded
¬
In tbo report
Miss Mablo Wond was called ibeforo
tho grand jury as a witness yesterday
morning and it is understood that her
tostimony was of a particularly sensa ¬
tional nature
W V Sabin and J W W Brewster
reportors of the Star were also called
ns witnesses Brewster It is under ¬
stood knew nothing or consequence
and Sabin pleaded privilege commu
nication and refused to answor tho
questions put to him taking the ground
tbat a confidential communication to
u newspaperman is equally as sacred as
a communication to a lawyer a doctor
or a clergyman
ABANDON RACE MEET
AT KAPI0LANI PARK
Leaders Deny Beport That Liquor Was
to Be Dispensed
Leaders in tho movetneot to promote
a track meet nt Kapiolani Park on tho
Fourth of July were greatly perturbed
by tho report that they calculated to
dispense booze on the grounds and by
various insinuations that reflected some ¬
what on their motives J H Gibson
who claims to havo launched tho
project stated to a representative of
Tho Advertiser yesterday that thoso in
cnargo or tne nuair Had no intention
of allowing any liqubrtobo sold nt the
park on the Fodrtli In fact ho prom ¬
ised Judge X9dorbrVHe declared yester ¬
day when permission was asked to hold
tho meet that there would bo no liquor
or gambling and as to the committee
getting money out of the merchants
tho committeo only wanted to raise
enough to cover the regular expenses
of conducting the nffair and to put up
purses enough to reimburse the owners
for the cost of training their horses
nnd starting them in the races
Tho races were not gotten up Mr
Gibson said to run in opposition to the
Maui events and would in no wav have
affected the Spreckels Park attendance
ua iuv iujjiuuui eycuts were cuicuiatea
to furnish entertainment for those Who
could not go to Maui for tho holidays
On account of the criticism that has
been aroused the plans to hold races
x i 1 -
uuu umcr Bjjuiuuj- - uvcuis 111s Deen
abandoned Air Gibson said and there
will bo nothing doing at Kapiolani
Park on the Fourth so far as he is con-
cerned
¬
M Forrcira a local expressman said
yesterday that a young mare which was
one or tureo horses that camo down to
him from the Coast recently sized up
like something classy He had a talk
with Joe Silva who lately imported a
racer which latter was barred from tho
Maui race forSTinmed Horses and to-
gether
¬
they decided to match tho two
steeds for n tryout between them Fer
reira went to the park commissioners
about it ho said and they consented
to fix tho nark lip for the affair and
with this match for a nucleus other
turfmen were induced to c5mo in to gqt
up a Teguinr meet
Dnip sior
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ANDERSON AtTIanaraui Juno 14
j Miuej tiiu miunt uaugnter ox Air
and Mrs W A Anderson
KALAIWAA In this city June 10
1910 ChariCB infant son of Mr and
Mrs Charles Kalaiwaa aged fifteen
days
NOBRIGA On Wednesday Juno 15 in
wnoiani Alary ivnailmole wue or
Sylvano do Nobriga
Tho funeral will take place this
afternoon at two Oclock from Silva s
undertaking parlors
11
s
Tho British steamer Henley departed
nt noon yesterday for Comax B C
The Henley nrrived here June 0 from
Newcastle with a cargo of coal for the
Inter Island company
SELF CURE NO FIOTION
MARVEL UPON MARVEL I
NO SUFFERER
NeED NOW DESPAIR
bat vntlinut runninir a doctors bill or Mb into
the deep d tch nf quackt ry may taft ly speeuily
aiil eciiDutni all curt trime f withoui the know
Vilonf a Mtonduarty Bv tbe Introduction of
THE NEW FRUNOH REMEDY
THERAPION
a comph ir rvilittion hi been wroujiht In tfcit
drpArtmiat of ml raliricnce wh It tbouund
hayr bct njetiomi to hMtb and haiipmett whti
for yrars previously had been meiely draifijt
lut a inlernbl fcitiucr
HURAPION No 1 Th 3ovrn
I Remedy tt tlisciuiitct iupTcd nf inju
Uoo tie Bk- cf which dor in ria rable harm 1j
Um tto foundation of fttriciure 4i4 other
hitim ill
THERAPION No a ThSovriri
and tvoidAry kin
ni tion ulcrratlona fiint and ku i ntc of th
jonti and U lho oroplaJnw whurh mtrcvty
ami tarta anil are popularly but moneomlr
ttpKhd to curt Thi prrnaratiort pu ifir the
wUoie fytrm through the blood and thotomhly
iatnam all pol onoui matter from the bod
THERAPION NO 3 Th Sovenlcn
I fmedy for debility ntivournenlmriairrti
v uUly klrrplettnett diitaita and licianiy for
buiUnrfior jUiure lot of wl tude biuthtDir
iml Kton iIb in the bark and bra end all
din dfi frultttiff fiotn duttf atmo tuily ex
trwl icvthUfatbelacuUyroprrtutrnihl wv
bbv i o imrolrnt to csr ot even rtHv
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- LOCAL BREVITIES
From Wednesdays Advertiser
J J Dowllng of Koolau is now at
the Queens hospital where he will bo
operated upon in a day or two
Tho published list of tho graduating
class of 1010 of Punahou Preparatory
School should also have included the
name of Reginald Melanphy
Mr and Mrs J II Craig announce
tho marriage of thejr daughter Edna
May to Prank Victor Bennett on June
2 at Pinole California Tho ceremony
took placo on the anniversary of Mr
and Mrs Craigs own wedding
W E Sever a mechanic at a local
garage was arrested last night and
held for investigation He became
drunk during the afternoon and was
having trouble with bis wife on the
wharf He will probably be released
ns soon as he gels sober enough
Deed were recently filed transferring
the autompbilo business and prciuisos
df the Honolulu Auto Stand at the cor-
ner
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of Alakea and Hotel streets from
Oeorgo C Beckley Br to George C
Beckley Jr Thd consideration named
is 3003205 which is to be paid in
monthly installments
Threo indictments were returned by
tho territorial grand jury yesterday
morning two ot them being for Kelii
kul Kipapa and Lahapa Kipapa
lirothcrVand aUter for a joint crime
extending through tho past twenty
years Tho third Indictment was
against David Manuel charging him
with larceny
Rev Canon Ault who has bon pas
tor of the Wuiluliu Episcopal Church
for twelve and onadialf years has come
to Honolulu to take tho vicorihlp of
tbo St Andrews Cathedral made va
eant by tho resignation1 of Bev Canon
BIIm Canon Aul flops sot como to
Honolulu a triugtir as ho bits mads
frequent visits r He cat loft tho Wal
Juku Qliurl in a very proipero
way
It shown by tho fact that the tuwtion
Cf u mw enures Is to commeiioo ibortly
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