ii im no m

EXONERATION

COMPLETE FOB

ANDREWS

Committee Decides That There IsNothing in the Charges

Against Him

Is on

A

aubun

Unsteady

the

tliA Ritffnr

RESIGNS FRIENDS sugar amounting to 10O00OO0 pounds

Atkinson Also Resigns Lane

Does the Same Jacks Offer

Left the Table

complete exoneration of Lorrin

FirstPort and

Now

between members

Lyra

VAilftrnl

ofsignifies

Sugarand D

Federal

menewsrcllnlng companies

Andrews a to vote of notMMtlvc of they will light Sugar

committee in executive wa- - Rofinery to awed tho When the news first leaked out thatIoo ywterday by

Claus Bpreckeli Intended tofani of A h C

ft uar by shipping largoa chairman and tho of le jaclle by way of the

as a member marked the end of Strait of on tbo steamer

the to turn the party control Jt w V the trustintendedSprwlccls only

over tho Jlquor Interests and their Vi fintcls flndClark Lano nnd pment was mndo

Andrew Is ttotn idoa of commercial proflt However

ot having mony j ZrlZLZMlltleal purpose C Cohen or to tj0 intendednnyonu Js from to light the trust to a finish and that

charge made against him by tho of steamer

hreery of having offered at York others would immodl

any to to IB ST MarketJlquor interest

JJI exoneration as fcct tllg nrrjvn ot tuo j willcharges against bJm raw and remains bo When the Lyra

loft on jotirnoy to tho Pacific

Following adoption of tholutlons of exoneration for which Mac n0 jobjorg cttm thnt tbo arrival offarlane Kinjr nnd Vocllcr t10 only dumps on thovoted and Alu An tons surplus sugar and that

W pre M as- - 3iUy0tflslslnrit comrnitteo nnd Uon o UlJ hlpmcnt Jagt jrfly hai

uny tho ondency senro tho retailersiitn oitimiticlnir tbnt horeafter btivlntr thsn h nuan- -

iii ii 4n and as a result disturbedua in iinti mm

OKlnt him nnd not bo down bo

cfluso of being under salary to tno com

mlltcoLano nnd Alu nrgiicd vigorously

against voio of in An

drews stating that to such would

bo to antiKonl fRO wlK otparty and lay tho comrnitteo to

tho cbnrgo of whitewashing Andrewsbecause nfwld of going- further into

harKci ngiiinst himwas tho principal

for tho nsslstnnt secretaryntfttad bluntly that bo did not bo

llevo n word of andthat to rofiwo to volu Androwsoxoiinrillori ho deserved would bo ¬

fomrnllleo not only to a

of rownrdlco to u cbargo

of unfairnessJjtno Opened Mooting

Lnno opened tbo by moving

tho oirico of itKslstaut secretary bo

declared vitcitrit and tho comrnitteo

procoid toAh tills would bo u un-

fair unless clmrgos uniigiilimt Andrews woro

oltlior declared proven or unprovedmotion of the would bo niuyor lost

Miicfnrlwno moved that Andrewsbil chargo of luivng tiikon inoiioy for political ptiriosos

tho moduli carrying by four to twoWnierlioiiso jnovod Hint Andrews bo

charges nmdo

nKilnsl him In the iiMliluvit of ClmrlusMrllutt this currying on tho siunu

votoIloslgunUoiis Tondorod

Atkinson tendered his resignation taking the vuto

one of of In himselfIlls resignation lay on tho table

itiiyouv moving to either accept or

Continued on 8

EHOUSE IS

UTION

SyPEfllHTENIENT

Wodiliouse lit reoelved thoiiiiiiliitniMiit nf mierliiltimont of lm

nilurniliMi fur Hie bnurd nf liniiilurullonvino HiPiiiud IvntK reslunul Mt Wutlw

liousii will nUo toUfl Mr Ivors plHno

mi he Iniiinl iu ii inemlipr nl lion tlMr ivm rpslgmijliin in cnminlMliiiier nut yet iiusimlul Mr

Ikuvus in tlm tlio Oenatmi a Its VHUfllltJii

Vieinr IlitrU tlin in slfitUlleUniof is ibis bonnl of

llw tvill be Its Mxeeutlvsim nnntjutwil hrn Mliuiit henil lf liiu nop 111 niiiilll II Hit Willituiiv hi diitiiui wh Hitiwhr I

i3MisZmXSlI3 fUiUlH fi gSLsPI

igSifrTtfig BSwii

HONOLtLU TERRITORY riRSDW

jj FIRST GUH FIRED IN

musi huh

Steamer From Yonkers Ar-

rives

¬

in Sugar Is

SAA FRANCISCO August IS Tiicfirst gun in contemplated sugar war

of Spre ekols family was fir yesterday arrivalof the wall known American shipfrom Yonkers New bringing to

Itnflninrr rTimnnnvTO HELP

The arrival the vessel heraround the Horn the beginningof the contemplated war theWoU rn Refinery controlled byAlolpb Sprcckcls John Sprock ¬

et and the IteQning Companycontrolled by A Spreckcls andRudolph

Hi jailer corporation if one orin the lnngerous or that

by four two tho sugarlo m

committee the Republican eny tbo Westernterritorial finish

folio ten 1

I precipitateresignation Atkinion tho cargo

resignation John l0 CoastLano Magellan

attempt to bluffto rotJl

aille WJkc AchI not withexonerated tho

histhatnny

aMepUd torfrom 3 tbnt bo

due ILj exoneratedthe the arrival tho from

startmannuortime oU out tho party

- -J complete ni tho havo

wcro con- - to seentewptible her Coast

th iftrWnlcrhousc doamor market

with Uno opposed ofresignation

MCMlnry to thovtllhdiow from connection with to from

morot i rtt f titles tbo

is ifMv -- - -- -tied

any confidencevoto

tM0

open

tho

Wntcrhoiiso whospokesman

vurytho accusations

tholay

ing themrgo but

n well

mnollng

thatthat

rporgiinlonmnlfostly

prnposltloii tluider coiiHlileriillon

thowas

thoiioxonorittfd from the

eionarntcil friuii tho

Hum

iippiirentlyluck cnnfldiiiuo

without

pago

llnipst

I

ahim litfQii

Ivor mm forIUu iiiuii t

purlWniitimiiiii i iiduii

imiHtfi ii

j i mI lll-

s Ls S

HAWAII MUM

the

with the

York

from trip

betwen

UsuiSprocket

B

withNew

fi200

opon

local market thrco months before tbosugar really nrrlvcd In San Francisco

Now nowover mo sugar is ncro xiieLyra lies off Molggs wharf and In tborourso of today or tomorrow will

bnr immonso caruo Thoso whoIxjllevod that the shlpmont was a bluffnro beginning to rcalizo now that agreat sugnr war lias commenccu

Kvervthlns It Is said dononds upontho proflt Clnus 1 Sprockels derivesfrom this shltiment If It proves satisfactory It is said ho will start shipsfrom tho Yonkers refinery nnd regularsailings will he mndo with cargoes ofsugar to this port

Sweet Stuff Will Be Sent to the

Coast In Cleansed Gasoline

Drums

Flvo hundred drums of honey nro tobo slilppod to Benttlo via San Frnnolscoaboard the Mutson Navigation Companysteamer Novndan tho product comlugfrom tho Waialiin Agricultural Com ¬

pany this Jsluiid This Is not only ouoof tho largest single shipments of liouoyfrom tho islands but it Is the first timotho heavy Jluid iius hvou shipped awayin gasoline drums

JiiHollne drums ctmiu here gouorallyliidvii with oil and nro returned to thoColtt us empties Tho use of tbo drumsus IoittiiinurM fur honiiy Is an cjporliiient and will ho watched with interestboth by shippers mid wteinnHlilplppoplu

ICucli drum curries nbout fiftygallonsnnd tho flvo hundred drums will there ¬

fore curry about JOOO gallons or thrcoInmdrud tons In weight

llawnllnu liouoy bus been shipped topoints us Jar distant ns mjhuoii snip- -

iikuiIh going over tho Tohuantcpucroute

NEW GOVERNMENT ISSTARTED IN NICARAGUA

NiV OltlliANH August US Maiiiigiin hat fallen mid a now governniont Is now firmly soiitad QoiiornlMmlrl reiunliieil to tho last us pro-visional President

lose Kstraila brother of OoneralIiihii ICslrndii hns boon proclaimed aspresident of n reunited Nicaragua

It Is bolloved that peace will nowoiisiio It is bolloved by ninny this IsJust in timo to forestall Aiiierloun in

WESTEnrTPACIFIC STARTSHIRST PASSENGER TRAIN

UKUND Auiiit 8ii iliu firstpussenger trnlii ou the Wastern lwclfiollsilruml Iims botn ilWpUiil Its dopsilurn hhi tho oeeasioii of a greatInli lilMllull

iTiffflrftfS- latitei a

BARON OH SNUBS

JAPANESE PRESS

Japanese Minister of Commerce

Breaks Promise to See

Reporters

Huron Knnrtnke Ourn minister ofagriculture and commerce for his maj ¬

esty tho emperor of Japan last ntghtViolated an engagement ho had madeyesterday with representatives of thelocal Jnpansc press one of whom wasrepresenting The Advertiser Thobaron arrived yesterday morning onthe Tcnyo Maru on his way back homo

after representing tho emperor at thoBritish Japanese exposition at Londonand was tho guest last night of theTapancso consul general Senlchl Uycno

It is evident tho baron has aJcanlngtoward the fogy idea that the press

largoit institution

lerventlnii

paper men aro meddlers in otner pcojilos aflairs Otherwise ho would nothavo violated his promlso to rceelvoprominent local Jaianoso nowspapormen 1robahly ho is forgetting- - gradu-

ally

¬

tho modern customs which bo couldnot help observing in tho United Statesand in Europe and for that reason isbecoming moro clam like tho nearer hogets to Japan

Baron Oura is unlike other prominentJapanese for practically all other notablcs from tbo Flowery Kingdom havebeen courteous nnd willing to talk totho press whenever there was anythingto talk about Oura is tho only onqwho has over gone so far as to actuallysnub tho press especially tho Japanesopress Jlowovcr it is tno custom nInpnn to givo tho press very llttlo con-

sideration¬

and it may be that Oura forgot Inst nlglit tliat no naa not reacucahome

t

BELIEVES LIKE TO

SEflTTLEJWDULDPAY

Mears of Seattle Takes Up fVTat

ter With United Fruit Com-

pany

¬

of New York

H P Wood secretary of tho promo-

tion committee has rocolved a copy ofa Iotter written to George O Somershead of tho Unitod Fruit Company ofNow York by W A Mcars managerof tho transportation bureau of theSeattle Chamber of Commorco urgingSeniors to do all in his power to bringabout tho establishment of a lino ofstenuicrs between Honolulu and Scaltlodirect

Tho United Fruit Company handleslargo quantities of Hawaiian freshfruits every year but much of this Is

shipped through from Sun Francisco nsCalifornia products or nt least tho hurbonimstur does not keep account of theplaces tho fruits come fiom

Mears thinks n lino of steamersequipped with cooling rooms wouldearn dividends as tbo Mutson nndAuicrlcan IIawuilnn steamers runningon n triangular routo can not handlefresli fruit as It should no linmllcd ilothinks- - thnt nulck service would dojnuch to promoto tho fruit Industry in

iawai nnu to nicrcuBO tno truiuc passing turougn ttcattie

i

T Tl FAD EAST

Pineapples Easily Handled and

Prominent Men Promoting

Export Business

An effort is being mado to organizen company in Japan to handlo pineapples grown in Hawaii S Shobaeditor of tbo Hawaiian Sblnpo saidyesterday that Mb regular correspond ¬

ent nt Toklo has boon ougnged for somotluift in writing for Toklo papors urgingcapitalists Interested in tho fruit business to tako hold of tho proposition toImport regularly pineapples grown inHawaii

Recently a shipment of fresh pineapples was sont to Toklo Tho fruitwas loft in tho customhouse for thlrtoon days and when tnkon out wnsfound to be In u porfoct stnto of preser-vation which proves conclusively thnttho produet enu bo marketed regularlyIn tho Flowery lCInndom

Doctor Hasegown of Wulalim Is attho present timo visiting In Japan nndho also I trilling n band in tho work oftrying to ntiirt nil Importing companyIn tho national capital Doctor Iinsouaw Is familiar with tho pineappleIndustry nnd It Is the opinion of flhahahut lli doctors effort will bo suc

fuwful1iUl riwciitly no nno thought of try-

ing to miirkot froth Ilnivullnn pineiipplo In the for Jim I

REALTY BOARD

IS

KKIY

PROPOSED

With It a 100000 Club to Help

Boost for a Beautiful

Honolulu Boom

Preliminary steps townrd the organization of a Honolulu ronltv board worotaken last night at tho conclusion of n

dinner given by tho Kaimukl LandCompany at tho Commercial Club irhonor of a number of the leading realcstato men of the city tbo project being advanced In a masterly way byCharles A Stanton manager of tboKalmuki Land Company nnd toastmaster Mr Stanton bolng elected temporary president and Mr Kendall of thoHonry Wntcrhouso Trust Conlpnny tem ¬

porary secretary Incidentally in thoenthusiasm of concurring in tho projocttho guests banded themselves to boosta 100000 Club for a hundred thou ¬

sand residents for HonoluluIn concurring In Mr Stantons propoion many of tho guests advanced sug ¬

gestions which will In a largo measureinfluence tbo new board toward takingstops to remedy somo of tho lack tltloovils in tho transfer of property build-

ing a better Honolulu and eliminatingwherover possible opportunities forshacks to spring up in tho midst of thoresidenco sections to tho detriment ofsurrounding property Tho entire dis ¬

cussion following Mr Stantons address on tho subject of tbo organization of tho realty board indicated aunanimous optimism nmoug tho realcstato dealers demonstrating that tlioybelieve in tho futuro of Honolulu Tboopinion was expressed that tho promo-tion comrnitteo was performing nn excellent work In attracting tourists andit is and will bo tho duty of the realtyboard to causo visitors to buy homes

What a Board Could Do

Tho dinner was excellent and whencolTeo and clgnrs woro reached MrStanton arose and mado known hisproject

Mr Stantons AddressMr Stanton spoko on tho proposition

as r olio we14 U Acting upon the proven theory thatyou can oniy gee a real estate man tolisten while ho Is eating for when hois Hot eating ho is always talking thoKnlmuki Land Company gives this din ¬

ner tonight In honor of tbo real cstntomen of this city for tho purposo of call-

ing¬

their attention to tho neod of aHonolulu Realty Board Wo boliovothat Honolulu with its wondorful cli-mate presents great opportunities intho real cstato lino and wo wIbIi toannounco our intention of ongaging intho general real cstato business andthat in tbo futuro wo will handlo prop-erty

¬

all over tho city as well as in thoKalmuki district In making this an-nouncement wo feel it our duty to sugfest the organization of a realty boardwhich wo boliovo will not only add totho dignity and benefit of our profes-sion but enable us to coucontrato ourefforts in tho making of a greater andmoro beautiful Honolulu

As real ostato men wo have in ourhands tbo citys welfare We obtainfrom our clients tho privilego of soilingexchanging and leasing property andby tho class of people to whom wo soilor by tho class of buildings that woencourage built it is in our power tocither destroy or build up values Wocan tear down one district and buildup another Wo can hotter our classof cltizoiiship or nmko It worso Wocan mako Honolulu an overgrown vil-lage

¬

or mako it one of tho moat beau-tiful

¬

and attractive citis in tho worldNow what shall wo do f Shall wo gottogether and bring about better condi-tions

¬

or shall wo continue separatelyus wo are now doing without system oruny purpose other than our commissionfees 1 This is a matter that I hopo allof you will givo propor considerationtonight

It is my opinion that no city intho United States today needs tho support and protection of a realty boardmora than Honolulu Our mixed popu-lation

¬

causing various kinds or im-provements

¬

all over our city Is u problem that wo should tuku up immediatelyIf wo organize a realty hoard and donotbing moro than put a stop to thobuilding of dirty shacks around ourbeautiful homes wo will do moro goodthan uny other organization In tho city

In this connection I want to saythat a real cntiita man who sells a lot toun uiideslrublc person for tho purposoof building a Q0 shack ulongsido uf abeautiful 50000 home is nut doing thoright thing by himself or tho city iwhich he lives Ho is not doing thoTight thing by himself for tho reasonthat when tbo timo comes for thohandling of tbut 30000 home theBhack that ho encouraged to bo builtfor tho sake of a few dollars commis-sion will affect his prospects for n

30000 sale and ho is therefore tholosor It Is tho duty of all real estatemen to protect and uphold values tokeep tho different districts and classosof People separatod as much as possibleand not lot tho undesirable class Intrudeupon tho bettor clnss Unfortunatelyit seems that oty llttlo protection hasbec n ulvcn our best residential property It Is no uncommon thing to findiiiiiny of our beautiful and vnluablohomes surrounded by shacks thnt wouldnot look woll on ha outskirts nf unInterior village In China Thoso shack- -

buildings with tueir undesirable occupants cannot help but stop tho futuroliuueiuo of our American populationHundreds find thousands of people fromnil over the world who come horo every

Continued on page 8

DELAY FDR NEW

WIRELESS STATION

Kawaihac Office Can Not

Built for Another Thirty

Days

Be

Thirty days delay hns bon requiredby tho territorial government beforetho wlroless company con acquire possession of the public land at Knwnlhnowhere the company will erect Its nowwireless station transferring it fromluukoo

Tho company has aha entire paraphernalia on hand for the new stationand tho officers aro anxious to buildand get it working Tho transfer fromluukoo to Kawalhao will bo a big devolopmcnt in tho service for it willInsure a better sorvico to and fromHonolulu

Tho Army nnd Navy Journal of August 0 states that tbo first two suc-

cessful wireless stations in tho worldworo tho St Michael and Fort Safctystations In Alaska quoting fromColliers when experiments were belug made ou tho Atlantic Coast and a in

occasional message was sent and ro-

colved Whllo that was going on somo

fifty thousand messages wero bolngsont without error between theso twostations

This statement Is not so truo as itappears fgr the really first successfulcommercial wireless In voguo wbb thntopcratod in tho Hawaiian Hands Intho latter part of 1899 a wireless com ¬

pany wns formed and two of Marconis experts were sont hero to instaln system Tho experts wero farfrom bolng expert for tho system theyput up wns comparatively weakthroughout Manager Cross of thocompany then took tho niattor in handiuvontcd a now coherer reduced thonumbcrof stations and perfected thosystem which was tho forcrunnor oftho present company In 1000 tho experts finished tho system and it Work¬

ed although tho business was small forsovoral years But It was working

Tho local wireless telegraph systemhas been called upon do perform mar-velous work equally with tho Atlanticsystem Although tho Atlantic systemflashed messages all over tho Atlanticand eventually found tho much sought- -

for Doctor Crippen aboard tho linerMontrose tho Hawaiian wireless locat-ed tho much sought for Tin Soon escaped prisoner from Oahu priBonaboard tho Oceanic liner Slorra and theprisoner is again wearing convictsclothes

AWFUL OUTRAGE W TWO

SAN FRANCISCO August 22Froneli West nnd G W Wise desortorsfrom tho navy committod desperatepiracy and murder on tho high seasbetween horo and Portland

Tho desortors woro passengers on thocoasting steamship Huckmnn When offCapo lilnnco Orogon thoy killed Captain Wood held up tbo crow and at-tempted

¬

to beach tho ship and rob thocrow

Although unarmed tho crow resistedand a dospcrato battle ensued In whichtho sailors woro victorious

West jumped overboard Wiso wascaptured nnd has mado a confessionof tho diabolical crlmo of himself andhis comrndo

Wlloik KOIW

ROOSEVELT IBTflFT MAKE

fPresident Tells the Colonel His

Defeat by State Commit-

tee

¬

Is Deplored

DID NOT HELP REACTIONARIES

Teddy Accepts Explanation and

They Promise to Work

Together for Party

NEW YORK August 23 ProsldentTaft yesterday explained to ColonelRoosovolt tbnt tho White House- hadnothing to do with Roosovolt s defeatfor tho temporary chairmanship of thocoming Now York Stnto convention

Tho President said nil reports to thooffect that ho had taken part In thodefeat of Colonol Roosovolt woro un-

true¬

and that all tbo sensational newsfollowing tho action of tho Now YorkStato comrnitteo in choosing

Sherman for temporary chairmanovor Roosovolt was duo to a misunder-standing

¬

Taft said also that ho doplorod thoaction of tho comrnitteo which chosoShcrmnn Roosovolt accepted tho ex-

planation

¬

arid ho and tho Prosldentwill bo fellow workors again in thopolitical field

NO NATION MAY

TAKE OUR ISLANDS

WASHINGTON August 13 ThoToft Murray sebemo for tho defonso ofHawaii is bolng put into concroto formby tho quartormastor gonornl

After Prosidont Taft had Instructedtho navy and war departments n yearago that Hawaii must bo mado thogreatest of naval bnsos tboro woro con ¬

ferences with tho coast defonso officersof whom General Murray is tho head

General Murray admitted nftcr thoconforoncos hero that whllo tbo pro-

posed¬

defenses of Hawaii would makoit impregnable pn ono sldo otherthings wero necessary Thoy nro

First largo forces of mobile troopsIncluding batteries of light artlllory

Second a regiment or moro of lightcavalry

Tbo object of those two kinds of dofonsos is now patent Tho war depart-ment

¬

is closing tho door against Burprises and tho knowlcdgo of tho depart ¬

ment is scnrcoly veiled that Hawaiimight fall by a sudden landing of anoncmy

But tho quartermaster general lamaking tho preparations for tho hous ¬

ing of nt least a regiment of cavalryand six or sovon light batteries on thoIslands Ho has 000000 with whichto carry out his plnns

Thoso two plans when realized willmnko Hawaii both as n naval base andn coast defonso station as safo as Olbrnltnr

CRUISER BEDFORD TOTALLOSS EIGHTEEN DEAL- -

LONDON Englnnd August 22 Thocrulsor Bedford which went nshoro yes-

terday¬

nt Quelfort Liland at tho ontrnnco of tho Yollow Sea Is a totalIobs Kightccn of her crow worodrowned

HUNDRED AND FIFTY DEAD

OR INJURED IN HOLOCAUST

Two Hundred Injured Many Surrounded Thou-

sands

¬

Homeless in Northwest FlamesStill Spreading

SPOKANE August 23 Fifty persons aro known to bo dead as a resultof tho great forest fires raging in this region Moro than a hundred are miss ¬

ing and two hundred have been injured whllo fighting tho flames or tryingto escape

Many towns and villages aro threatened and thousands of pcoplo arorushing to safety

Tho situation is acute and disaster will follow disaster unless Bomothlnghappens to check tho lames

Hundreds SurroundedCOKUR D A MINK Idaho August 23 Tho oxtcnt of damngo in this

part of tho Stale by forest flros Is unknown Hundreds of flro fighters aro sur-

rounded¬

Mora soldiers have been sent to tho sceno of tho worst firesMISSOULA August 23 Forest fires havo destroyed twontyfour railroad

bridges and two thousand refugees aro here having bcou drlvon from theirhomes by tho spreading flames

BUTTI3 August 23 Sovoral grain fields In this part of tho State havobeen swept by flro Fifteen hundred sheep havo been destroyed and manyothors gathered In largo flocks nro In danger

WABIIINQTON August 22 Tho government has been notlflod that thogreat forest fires now raging in Orogon and neighboring States woro of incen ¬

diary origin

AstiteJj L

POLITICAL PLOT BARED

Mil T

AT COMMITTEE

of of

Fran AdvertiserA IilqteT Dealers eon

spirsoy fromfor the purpose of stnath

log the wan

the Tray J 0 Cohen theseries of nttacks being mado upon himnnd upon lyorrln Androw in a plain

epocch at the moot

ing of tho oxcoutivo corn

mittco last night a meeting which hadits dramatic features as well as its bitsof comedy

Tho comedy fcaturos camo from thoManon plaints against Andrews thodramticB camo when Androws donounccd as lies any statements mado totho effect that ho had clthor asked orboon offered any monoy by tho liquordcalors to turn tho partyover to them when Chairman A h CAtkinson stated that thcro woro alii- -

davits in existence charging Androwswith cither asking lor or agreeing toaccept bribes and by J 0 Cohen stat ¬

ing that any such affidavits so far asthey mentioned him wcro bhoso of porjurcre

Androws was present to faco whntovcr accusors might bo there againsthim nnd referred in sarcas-tic toncB to tho ones who wcro onlybravo enough to attack him in veiled

in the in Blrcotcorner nnd in affidavitsthat they would not produce Ho defiedany ono of his traducors to faco himman fashion ibeforo tho committee

For wcoks I have boon nttacked bystabs in tho back by lyingnnd by blows which thosowho dealt them knew I could not return becauso my hands wcro tied Nowwhero nro thoso who havo tosay against mot Why aro thoy nothoret Why is this attack against momado now after nil tho work I havodono for tho party If thoso who arcshowing affidavits charging mo with

that I nm supposed to havedono InBt March aro working for thoparty why did they not bring chargesagainst mo months ngol Why uro theynot men onough to como up horo In thoonnn and sav what thoy havo to Bayagainst mot All I ask is fair pUy 1

will moot them at any timo nnd on nylBBUC

Forced From CoverTVin tpmiHb of last nichts mooting

while tho resolution of confidenco inAndrows was dofcrrcd for a voto untiltoday to allow tho accusers to cithercomo up or shut up aroThoy will havo tho citcct of drivinginto the open tho posingas who navo ocon uoiugthe dirty work of tho Democratic com

mittco for tho past bIx wcoka Theywill bring to light tho coalition spoken of Borne timo ago in Tho Advertiserof tho liquor dcalors nnd tho Democrats and show up tho ofTnlm Wise Achi tho Bulletin and thoHinn who have been playing within

the party tho part of traitors working

lor tn5 liquor ueaiors ana preparing wecu out to tho Democrats Tho coverhas been torn off tho exposing the nutrid nlan of tho liquor dealers who despito nil theirof falrplny and their statements thatto go into politics is not a part of theirplans aro now shown to bo bendingovcry energy fair and unfair open andby sneakery to disrupt thoparty for tho purpose- of electing a

that will eitherthrow tho present liquor law overboardor will transfer tho licensing power totho counties witli tlio result that coun-ty politics will be run from tho saloon

Today tho liquor men will bo nakedto mako public tho affidavits they havoboon showing privately If they dnropresent them thoy will bo taken up foriwhat they aro worth at a meeting ofmo committee at noon

Accusers Stay HomoThcro wcro present at tho meeting

last night Chairman Atkinson and Committeemen King Wntcrhouso LaneVoellcr and Mncfarlano Others presentwcro A D Cooper H Glado and A PTaylor from tho Manon precinct J CCohen Solomon Uanohauo John Kenloha A S Knlelopu P Fernandez

Kcayhou gf the Kaltaalcoprecinct club W Hi LorrlnAndrows It 0 Mitthcion Qcorgo PJlcnshall and Colonel Knox

ManoaThe Manoa wore first tak

en up A was read froma committee of Mnnoaitcs signed bythem by F K Stccro Tho communication stated that tho committco had nochargo to make against Androws exceptthat he was persona non grata in Manoa nnd tho precinct rep-resented by tlio committee would dowhat was possible to eco that neitherho nor reached Uie conven-tion

A D Coopor was asked to partlcularlze tho kick and mado itlengthy statement Tho various chargeHwere trivial and answeredby Androws Tho thingagainst him appears to be that he per ¬

suaded to desert hia waysand come in on tho clean ticket propaganda Tho upper Manoaites bcllovothat the leopard can not change hisspots and that is beyond

of reform Therefore theyoppose him and Andrews his new spon-sor

These charges did not have any greatweight the committee Apparently to lot tho precinct settlo itsown trouble

Vfce Xilquor AiUds vilaChairman Atkinson then brought up

EPOSED

MEETING

iRerjury Says Cohen Lies Says AndrewsAffidavits Peddled Behind Door and

Afraid Light Day

Saturdays

Deratieengineered Democratie

headquartersItcpitblleau organization

characterized

Itcpublican

Itcpublican

exceedingly

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the terious part of the fcarge Hestated that he had been shown two aff-idavits nno signed by C J MeCartbyCharles Itartlett It Uuehly GeorgeONeill and Jnek Scully who form bythe way tho oxecutfve eommlltec ol tholiquor dealers league in which it isstated that J C Colon stated to thofive that for twenty fivo hundred dollars Androws could bo bought to deliverthe Itcpublican organization over totho liquor dealers That for that sumpaid to him personally ho would throwJoe Cooko down and the othor Itcpublican prohlbltionlstB Tho other affidavit was sworn to by Charley Uartlcttmanager of tbo Honolulu browcry inwhich It is stated that Androws himself had made tho samo propositionbased on the samo figures

AtklnBon had asked to bo allowed tobring thoso affidavits to tho mcotinihut this permission had bcon deniedMm After nsking sevcrnl times liehad been told that ho might repeat thoBubstanco of tho affidavits but thatthoy wore not to bo mado public until

tho right timo came

PerjuryCohen lost so time in stating that

anyono who would swear to an affidavitof the natura outlined by Atkinson inwhich he was mentioned was a perjur-or Tho statement mado was n lie

Cohen then opened up and made anumber of statements that lot in lighton tlio situation IIo stated that in thovery first of tho prohibition ngitntionho had attended a meeting of tho liquordealers in tho office of Ii Potcra tholegal adviser of tho liquor Interests Atunit meeting tnc question of politicalaffiliations camo up and ho had advocated approaching tuo itcpublican partyfor protection against tho prohibitionistR loicrs navico wns lor tho liquordealers to tio up with tho Democratstho pnrty from which thoy could expect favors A combination of thosaloon men and tho Democrats saidPeters would swoop tho Territory anddollvcr tho legislature into tho hands oftlio liquor men

Cohen said that ho fought such aplan nnd refused to havo anythingfurther to do with tho outfit that wasplanning to throw down tho Republicans

That is the reason Ulcso llauor dealers nro fighting mo at every turn hodeclared Tnat is tlio reason thoy nrofighting Andrews They know that withAndrews in chargo or tbo campaignthoy can not carry out thoir plan butwith mm out tuoy can tear tne itopuDlienn party open nnd elect thoir Demo-cratic nllios That Is tho reason whyI refused to join the other liquor dealers in the antiprohlhition fight but carried on my own light 1 wont to Cali-fornia

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and got fivo thousand dollars tofight prohibition I gavo tho regularnntiprohibitionists three thousand of itnnd thoy roared becauso I wouldntgive them the rest I am sorry nowthat I gavo them tiny becauso thoyused that three- thousand to work forDemocracy

Thoy plnn to split tho Hcpubllcanparty and to elect a legislature thatwill upset the present liquor law Thowholo thing is n Democratic plot car-ried

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on from Democratic headquartersnnd what I am bo disgusted about isthe fact that somo of our best Repub-licans can not see through it nnd aroallowing theso men to pull tho woolover their eyes Tlio wholo thing ii nconspiracy nnd if this committco allows itself to be made monkoys of bytho Democratic planners you havo lesspolitical Bense than I think you haveconcluded Cohen who intimated thntho could tell somo more if ho wns goaded to It

Andrews Defies Treacherous OnesAndrews stated thnt ho was in an

unfortunnto position in ono respectthat ho wna hound by a plodgo of con-fidenco in regard to two conversationsho had hnd last March with representa-tives of tho liquor men Messrs Irish-man nnd Bnrtlctt He hnd met them atthoir request nnd they had each askodhim to consider tho conversations asconfidential Until tho two would release him from his prnmiso ho could notgive tho details of the talks ho hadhnd hut he could say that any sug ¬

gestion thnt ho hnd offered to soil outcither hlmwilf or tho party to any causefor any nmount was a Ho

Ho then asked why somo of the oneswho ncrused him dared not faco himand make their charges

For weeks I havo been nttacked inan undorhnnd way ho said and Inavo bcon unnlile to find out what I nmaccused of I do not know now Whvdo they snenk behind doors to showafliilnvitst Why does their nowspaporprint rolled Insinuations Why do theywhisper on tho enrnerst Are they notmen enough to fnco mot I had thismeeting called so thnt I could meetnnd faco them Why nro they nothcrot

Resolution of Confidence

If thoy nro not willing to have theiraffidavits shown openly I do not thinkthat wo ought to consider them at nilsaid Wnterhouse I move that weexpress our confidenco in Mr Andrewsby retaining him in his position in thoparty

I socond tho motion said Commit-teeman

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KingBefore we take a vote said Com-

mitteeman¬

Mscfarlane and in viow ofthe fact that there aro these affidavitsin existence I move that we postponethe taking of a vote until wo havegiven the liquor men n chance to showus thoso affidavits live thein until to- -

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Hill CHILD IS MEHGHANT HELD

KILLED 0 FALL UP III HIS STORE

Frufiite Dtwtr KHift YwwOW

lri ol Luis Giiptatn DiwtfiSlipped Prom Wlndiw

firsts Martors MnMmtHMMii Dsmtr MiM mmM as Mt

tfc toU 0m Jtkm Dw mm tmcttMftU tote y Mf fctferiiSMM by fJI1K frM M4 tf7 wtit4w thelatent MmI UUMisg 8rrl Wswwe wathidg the wlnOows of the b4M

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Jg and yog Dewsr erawled too fsrwt ob a ledge when so sue was look

imcr n nno biu LIM full 1 II itft- - w n mat lull imu inv ulHCr boys tuppeted he had left tie prem ¬

isesA few minutes after he was mlued

some ono found him lying unconsciouson uie ground lie was nicked up andottrrum io mo oinceo or ur u It ooxton and thonco to tho Ouoen Itnpital wbcro an hour later ho died liedid not regain consciousness after thefall The funeral will be hold at 811

vns undcrtnklnc establishment at twooclock this afternoon

Thorc havo been three deatlm in dmDower family in the past throo monthsMrs Eunice Dower tho boys mothordied May 23 and her soniwuiu uowor on jviny y tapt JohnDowor tho boys father died March

1007Cant Oeorco Piltz commander of llin

schooner Flaurcnce Ward wns tho guardian of Francis Dower Tho child livednt first one plaeo nnd then another nndhis personal welfare was looked aftermost of tho timo by tho Itov Albert LHall prlnoipal of tho lolani School

HOn account of the fact thnt mi

many questions nro coming up nt tholand offico involving construction of thenow land laws tho doDarttnont will isduo bulletins from time to timo to answer tho conundrums propounded

morrow Tlio Advertiser will publishwhat has tnkon plncohoro tonight andthat will lirinrr flin wIiMa mnllnF ai Iiaforo tho public that thoy will have tounK hi muu uiiiuuvus or Koop Bllilabout them

Yes mako them como un or shutup said AVntorhouBe But it hasio oo soon in tho meanwhile if woPut thin tlllnrr nfl fnr lnnrr vn nn nnliplaying thoir game nnd our organization will bo split from top to bottom

v vinu was mitcii on iiio question ofadjournment and it wns resolved thattho matter will rest until noon today

Cohen and Lano ScrapCohen nnd Iano had a tilt or two

concerning what Cohen told Lnno nndwhat Lano thought Cohen told himThcro wns somo little diHcrflnnnpir lmtwoon tho twn Ttntli mnm nllnnl ntalk loud and both showed signs ofuugor

Offerod tlio PresidencyDlirlnir tha ntplnr rt tUn nrnAH 1UJII1UU

charges Androws turned tbo tables onj nun nu iiau uuuicuy-

-10 first In 1rnnr nut nf ilm nnljijm ana iot uoopor nave tlio presi- -

uoucy ii uo wnniea io got in and helpthe partv ITn ntfln Hfintvitil Tinw Vn ia1offered to rotlro ne judgo of electionnnd asked Homonwny to tnko his placowhile ho hnd Inter naked Homonway toCall a mectinfr nf flin unnnr MnniKilliuin order thnt ho might meet them andiaiK over inings so as to avoid thopresent row Ho had gono out of Mbway to try and sottle tho matter butdid not proposo to bo run out If thoManoaites wanted to voto against himuiui wns moir privilege

Another llttlfi fnnrh wna nrivitn mlinnAtkinson stated that be had been toldby an cmnlnvn nt 41m ltntmr mnn 41tntJt was all right to repeat tho substanceUL IJ1U UUIUUVJIB

Who was that cmployo of tho liquormen UBkcd Androws

John Wise said Atkinson andevoryono smiled

Andrews PositionAfter ihfi meeting Mr Anilrnnra wna

asked to mako a statement to sum uphis position Ho said

I am vory glad that at Inst tho menwho havo been mnkinp tliesn cnwnnllvattacks upon mo for tho last month areboinc fnrccil intn Mm mmn IMm hlnewspaper insinuations nnd wlilsners onini T iniu biiuui cuiiiur muuu uy mon who uiunot dnro to faco mo with open chargescon bnvo little effect in tho communitynow thnt wo havo forced them to layuiuir Huiicmeius ucioro tho territorialcommittco in open meeting

I nualn brand as ntterlv fnlnn lmchargo that at any timo I offered orugrcod to nccopt or did accept any bumof money to do anything nt variancewith tho duty I owed tn tlm Tloniilillnxpnrty Nor havo I accepted moneyfrom any person or naked for suchmonoy for myself Karly in tho year Idid havo conversations with WilliamMaliman and Charles linrtlott concern-ing

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politics nnd tho liquor situationMinan f ntnt tntca tplrl lnll lnl nf 41 aVSW IMtVVUMH MVIV UUII 1IUU U tlU

requost of tho gentlemen nt my privateumtu iu uiu iiuuu uuuuing and on cacuuccumun uiu gcniiemon asiced Ilini uioconversation should bo a confidentialono nnd I havo always regarded it assuch

Tho conversation contained nopropositions that I would bo oshnmodtu rupi ui uiu unui x navo mose geniieinuiis permission i can not stnto tlioconversations A statement was madont tho meeting that Mr Bartlett hasmade an affidavit charging that I offer-ed to sell out to him for 2S00

If ho has made such an affidavitand the samo is made public I promime that I mny consider the obliga-tion

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which I regarded as between gontlcmen at an end and win be glad tosay what ocenrred at such conversationIf ho docs not relcaso me from this ob-ligation I can only say in answer toveiled insinuations that havo beenmade that at neither of these conversa-tions and there were only two that Iremember to have had with representa ¬

tives of the liquor interests on tholiquor sltuatiun anything was said byme tiat cpsjd be distorted into sayingilist I was willing to sell out mysoff ortho Kepubllean party for any sum ofmoney whatever

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III M Hill ISW1 Kl H j J ini

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rtise dtvc Up GmIi tutd DionQels A way In Dark

iTmm IimmWs AdratUMJhmir tf kk knife m1hMn

Mm hr M wmM Im thMm a wtIUmii bufifor Mt lUtil 4iew a piara Mas tottoi his tLme mi cMtpswith M U hwt wtth a Hmh inh jHirwii twt feet behiai hiss

The sua rhhe4 was CStusg Wei aObiBMf siereKeepor at the corner efKiiig and Pubehbowl oppoMte the Kawalabao Chutsh the ofiieer who nearlybut not quite captured him was Ilobortllolbron and the burglars Idontity isyet to be dissevered

About nine oeloek a call for helpcame into the police station being an ¬

swered by Officer ilolbron of thobicycle patrol Just as ho approachedthe store which was partially closedfor tbo night he heard a scuffle andsaw n Porto Wean dart out of thohouso and down King stroot He immediately started in pursuit and chasedthe man into the noarby stables Theburglar managed to escape over thofence in the dark and eluded hispursuer who nt once called for ChiefMeDuffio

McDuiflc at once took up the case andtraced tho mnns footprints into thoTerritory Stables whoro trace of himwas lost According to tho storckooporho wns JiiBt closing for tho night whentho man jumped into the store anddrawing a knife on him demanded hismoney A ecu ill e ensued In which thothief got the monoy and tho Chinamancot the knife For a moment ho washeld prisoner but suddenly draw a gunon his enptor nnd made his escape justin time

Doth the Chinaman and Ilolbron gotgood views of the mnn who was ofmedium height very black with apock marked faco nnd supposedly dress- -

ca in a jumper witnesses aisagrco onthis hut all noticed that ho was bare-footed

Chief MeDuffio nnd his mon at oncowont to tho Winston Block and throughtho places whore tho Porto Bicans con ¬

gregate About tho timo the burglaryoccurred Chief MeDuffio noticed a iPorto Iticnn near tho Winston Block answering tho description vory closely butis not quite euro whethor ho wns theman

Juvenilo ThiefDurinc tho day Chief MeDuffio land

ed nnothor thief not quite so imposingns tno uurginr who was Been last nightscorns to bo Tho capture was noneless than the son of Deputy SheriffJack Fornandcz of Kwa who has bconliving with his undo in Palama forsomo timo

Ho accused of stealing a blcyclofrom n Japnncso and tho machine wasfound with him Ho admits his guiltnnd cant for the lifo of him thinkwhy ho did it His case will bo takoncare of in tho juvenilo court

Since tho capturo of Yco Dong TouMuumuu and tho recapture of Chun

Duck 6oon thero havo been no reportsof burglaries or of robberies at allpolico records being free of them forthe last two weeks indicating thnt thebest of the profession nro safelystowed nwny Tho two yesterdayare tho first of tho kind and aro bothunusual

BIG YEAR IN

LAND OFFICE

More of the Public Domain Dis-

posed

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of Than in Any

Previous Year

The work done by tho land offico lastycur establishes a now record accordingto ligurcs received uy uovornor irearA special effort was mado durinc tboyear to clear off unfinished businesspartly uecuuso tho uusiucbs needed oritsolf to bo cleared off and partly inorder to got ready for tho incrcasodwork which it was evident tho nowland Jaws would produce

Moro land patontB leases and othoragreements were issued during tho yearthan during any proviouB year morowero Issued 173 land patents 238 spe ¬

cial agreements tenleases fifty seven homestead agroementsand urty one general icasos

Tho woric oi preparing ior tno seitioincut of nil commutations on lnnd andcommissioners nwards required muchsearch through tlio records of tho officoof tlio land commissioner tho commis-sioner of awards tho privy counselorand tho survey offico to sottlo up alltho outsnndlng claims In accordancewith nn net of tho last legislature

Ono hundred nnd sixty four nowhomesteads wore disposod of Of thesenn unusually largo porcontago wcrohomestead lenses Thero wore ton

leases two cash freeholdagreements and nlnoty fivo specialhomestead agreements

The lnnd department took in as rentals from general losses tho sum of23000431 an ineroaso of 5823963

over tho preceding year Sales amounted to 4802130 Tho entire receipts oftho land department were 31502303while the expenditures amounted to

1410108 including salaries

A PttlOKLEaa POSSESSION

If the supply of Chamberlains ColicCholera and Diarrhoea Itemedy shouldsuddenly become limited many homewould consider a bottle of it to be apriceless possession It is sold in al ¬

most every clvlllted country and neverfalls to give satisfaction For sale byall dealers Benson Smith Co Ltdagents for Hawaii

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Jack iow of Kukulhaele came lastweek to bid good bye to his listenwho are leaving for the Coast

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GevwrHiiwU

MawattM toMl UOm m m gLm isr UMle 8mm k ulkrUr inssMm U laitnm it

fws WstkiKgte M lft4 i thisTstrttery will be npte4 by the United mtlee goverBmeet with eesdessHallos proceedings whleh will effectual-ly

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elwir tbo titleA statement to the above effect was

made yesterday by United States District Attorney Dreekons who says thatin handling lighthouse iites he has forsome time made it a nilo not to aceepttitle to any land which has not beencondemned

Mr Dreekons explains that a descrip-tion

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of a pioea of land may start fromn fence on one side along a lino run ¬

ning to tho bed of a stream on theother Now says Brockons Ihave hoard of fences bolng taken downnnd of streams changing their bedsIf such a thing happened how is oneto find the land and know what itslimits nrcf We havo never had a singlesurvey mado which agreed with the sur-vey

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on file in the land officoNo sir wo dont take the descrip ¬

tions of tho territorial surveyors Anyland that wo acquire must be first con-demned

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SEA EATING INTO

THE SEASIDE GROUNDS

Famous Algarobas Will Go UnlessQuick Steps Are Taken to

Save Them

Valuable frontace of the SeasideHotol is being gouged out by tho seannd uraBtic menuuree may havo to botaken in the near future to save someof tho vcnorablo trees which have madetho Scasido ono of the popular resortsalong Waikikl beach

The waves loss than a year ago beganwashing out tho sand beach frontingtho Moana Hotel proporty and finallyate into tho beach so much that thohau trees sot out to form a sea fronturuur unu io uo removed bodily andBet back in tho lawn to savo themTho beach dwindled away nnd thebathing was almost ruined Severalcauses wore asslencil fnr tll ivlinliunidestruction of tho famous beach butwhatever thoy wore tho beach was bo- -

Kruuuwiy ruined TUO UutriggorClub and tho Scasido Hotel irontagessuffored also

Finally tho Moana Hotel people began to bank up tho remaining sand buttbo ravagos of tbo waves continuedTbon tho Scasido Hotol bulkbcnded itsfrontage

Tho Monnrt TInfnl npnnln finnllt 1

cldcd to sot n cement wing wall betwoen its property nnd that of tho Outriggor Club It was built far out Intouiu wuior at un angio to the incomingWaVfiS anil nOW flnnR flin lfv nvnnAlpi it Tho sand is coining back to thoMoana Hotel nnl ihn honM In linning to look ns it did some time agomo uxfiuutio oi uoiuing and catchingtllO shifting Rftnrln In AYnnnalvn tn 41 n

hotel but being public spirited thomenu ui uie noici unvo gono ahendwith their improvements nnd tho publicSpain hnH n flnn hnMlintr nlnn 4n ffntof tho Moana

But over at tho Scasido tho woodenbulkhead with Its xnnillinrr lnubcon torn out and tbo lawn is graduallydisappearing Tho roots of tho greatuiiiuuud uru uxpuBvu ana mo trees aroin danifer of tnnnlintr nnliaa tlm lnwnand sand nro restored It is likely thata cement retaining wall may havo to bebllilt alont fbn fntrn frnnlnnn nf 1

Bcnsido property to savo It

If MAKE A FOREST

RESERVE OF KAHQOLAWE

There will lie a meeting in tbo Governors offices this morning nt tenoclock nt which tho littlo Island ofKaboolawe will bo tho chlof topic ofdiscussion Tho official plans towardsthis unit in tlio Hawaiian group willbo gono over for tho Inst time and adefluito plan of action will bo outlined

It Is this island which tho govern-ment

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contemplates making into a forestreserve to experiment with forcstatlonIn Us connection with rainfall Accord-ing

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to the plans now under considera-tion

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tho entire island now almost bar-ren

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will ho reforestedEbon Low now balds a lcaso on tho

island thnt runs for eighteen monthslonger bofore expiration Any planwhich the government may adopt cannot bo put into execution until thattime

JAPAN PREPARING TOTAKE CHARGE OF KOREA

SEOUL August 10 The indicationsaro that tho formal complete annexation of Korea to tho Japanese empireis about to take place and within afew dnys the last vestiges of Independ ¬

ent Korean government arc expected todisappear An unusual force of Japa ¬

nese warships is patrolling the coast

But why do you talk of getting adivorce You told me yourself that Imake biscuits just like your motherused to make

Houston PestThats the reason

GRHT FOHEST

SWEPT BY

fflE

War DBpartmont Helps Rre- -

Fighter by Sanding Five

Companies to Soane

MORE TROOPS ARE WANTEt

Flames Swceninn nvrr I nmAreas in Oregon and Was-hingtonRangers

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Hemmed

WABHIN0TON An n Jadditional companies nfhave boon ordered out to help the civ1 muiiuud mm voiunienrs finif tiispreading forest Arcs in tho OlacUiirx jiinrirrinf- ni cnii-ju jmlulnu resorviisjtlons The war department announcesmat would furnish all posslbha ai1to tho forcBt rangers in trying to eto1tbo fires

More Troops Called ForPOHTIjAND Orocron Amt on Jlo 9 b Miflres nro spreading In southon

Oregon nnd in Washington Molytroops have been called for by tho goeminent rangers It is belloved thiiwithout additional help the flrc fighte

vuuijuci mu uuuics until tlmbiU nrfll Tnnn Ill- iiuuiuiiB is aestroyodKtin oau campors ahomincd in li tlm d i--J o mill UlOV mi

Tito in YellowstoneKLAMATir VlTTa n

gust 19 rorest fires aro rajrinc tKiiunuiune ixsii i rLiuiiui 1artf

DEATH AND TERROR

Disease Spreads Over Italy arRussia People Flee From

Their Homes

HOME August 20 During tho pswnj iuui uuurs nineteen new cat

of cholera have boon roported Thehave bcon twelve deaths In the satlength of time

BAItl Italy August 10 Tho ejdomic of cholera is increasing Twenthousnnd tinnnln linvn AnA -panic scattering In all directionsthoy nro carrvinir ttin norm nt A

AMM fliirl Hinf ihtr nvnn I1Ii 7 -

uie umuuoD over a great portion of tUUWlll

Thousands Die In EusntaST PETEItSBURG August lO JP

cuuicra record lor the week shO23944 cases of wliii b in tm nrr t

Tho total THimlmp nf Hnnia i An

tor tno epidemic is 00287i

JURY COMPLETED IN

NEIL BROWNE CAS

CHICAGO August 20 Tho iurvtho case of the Stnto against lVee NJBrowne who Js accused in connect 1will tlin I lk 11 vlvuw uk uituaiy atauuai Will jenmo to light Inst winter wns copicicii touay

COOKS GOOSE IS

COOKED ONCE MOF

SEWAItD Alaska August 19Parkor Browno expedition to cxphMount McKinloy is rcturnlnir havibeen unsuccessful Tho explorers fouit impossible to reach tho summit 5

the mountain tho ascent of which 5

Prcdorick ACook tho North Polo fakui icriDcu naving reaenca in ins oo

To tho Top of tho Continent I

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Tho Parker Browne party went wjn plnn of trying to prove or dlsprcjvooics story j

Tho Toturninr explorers say tlCook did not reach the summitMount AfcKlnloy and that it waspossible for him to have roached

top of tho continent by tho routofcdescribed

GOVERNMENT TO HELP

CONSERVATION MOVEMEI

SAM LAKE CITY August 10a conference of western governorsday it was decided to sond representtives to tho conservation congressbo held in St PaulBLISS IN COMMAND OF

DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORW

JfcJAN tHAJXKIItymj August 1- V-

crnl Bliss today relieved General Baas commander of tho DepartmentCalifornia

TO CORE A GOLD IH ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo QuinimTablets All drap frista rofnnibe money if it faUs to curev w Groves signature is oroch box nWtI3 UEDICINB CO Bt Louis U S A

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HAWAII

IB KGGUSERS 60

TO DEMOCRATS TO BACK

OPJP AFFIDAVITS

AS MATTBM BTAKttA a rewrit at tint LajtwOftnUoa lata tttt 4mM Mas VftWtMl Uftia

- Iitaa RfMtM aafega TRMlMt lk iIIMMM tn4alllon

Amdviti Hmlb tkatflin A4twa with fcnvtag mto4 lorI mat ate Mna4i4 Minn Mtfa traitor I t pMiy mi tetMif nftli li4ur man Tkc nJMarlts nr M4 bf Ida Itnnat Mt rh aramf ruled in mmmIUm tie KepaWlesa party

Iiic produce a boy who aekHowladga vrtt liot aaaiMaaea of afcamet iat ii read h private loiter ovr the waars ltaldar mm U satireheal uf the Democratic eoniHiitte a eamlldnt oa tke Damaoratlo Make

tn jiroxc their euargetJohn Vim U tbeir aerrabornting wlUeae to Andrews nativity for

Cohen Wise Is In tie owpley of the liquor men Optd to Mm ondgiting absolute ilentnl to Ms statement are tic heeds o a large num-

ber of the precinct clubsAndrews denounces tho ntlldavits ai false throughoutIt has been shown that Cohen gave Andrews flvo hundred dollars

lomo month ngo This according to tho charge was a part of thoprico Cohen paid for politioal support Cohen and Andrews explainthat this money wns passed in tho course of prlvnto business betweenattorney and client Both deny flatly that polltlos was a conBtdorallonin tho matter

Chairman McCarthy of the Democratic commttteo acknowledgesthat he had tho charges against Andrews in documentary form lockedup in his safe to use agalnBt the Republican party having beon giventhem by Buchly of tho liquor dealers committee

Further and unanswerable proof ofhe Democratic Iiiquor Dealers corabi

Imtion to split the Republican partyirganization was brought out yesterdayit the adjourned meeting pf the Repub- -

icon executive committee held to hearlie charges against Lorrln Andrewshe assistant secretary and organizer ofho party

Affidavits which were denounced asibsolutcly false by the ones concernedn tho charges made were produced oneilgncd by C O Bartlett manager ofhe Honolulu Brewery and anotherigned by tho five members of tho ontiirohibition campaign committee Col

J McCarthy R J Buchly GcorgoNoil Jock Scully and C 0 Bartlett

no charged Andrews with offering tothrow down Joe Cooko and the Re

mblicnn prohibitionists for a considration of twonty fivo hundred dollarsho other contained a reported state- -

ucnt made by J 0 Cohen to tho effecthat no Know Anurews wouiu ecu out uhis nrlcc

In support or tucso tuo commutoovkb addressed bv Buchly and Bartlottrho sent their man Friday John Wisetut to bring tho cuairmon 01 tuo Jjomoratio territorial committoo in to holplvo weight to their charges againstho Republican committco ofllciol

Colonel McCarthy oponly announcedhat ho had had one of tho affidavitsocked up in bis safe for months sayncr nothing about it and waitine untilto could ubc it during tho campaignigainst the Republican party

Jut ol tuo mess cmcrgca tuo iacithat the sum of fivo hundred dollarspaused n March last between Cohen

find Andrews Neither denied thisLransnetion Andrews stating that thislimount was paid him as Cohens attor- -

hoy in a personal matter a sinicmenithat Cohen confirmed Andrews againStated emphatically that ho had novcrreceived a cent from Cohon for politicalpurposes in spito ol nil tne attompinode to snow tnat mis nvo nanuxouran rrlvnn him to do politics ior Cohen

It Androws scored heavily when ho de- -

Bed anyone to proauco anyone to saylhat ho had over worked for Cohenpolitically Tho only one who took npthe dare was John Wise who statedthat he had refused nn offer from An- -

Ilrows of 150 a month to work forCohen because tho oiler was not Digmouo h As ovcryono present know

Wise and his price this stntcmont camoBis a relief affording an opportunity for

smileCrowded Meeting

The little room used as Republicanueauquariors was juiiiuiuu ui nuu mtno meeung was cuucu m uiui unnajority of those present being liquorinn nr those in their employ including

WIko and four roprosontntivos of thoBulletin During tho courso of thomeeting a boy from tho urewory wasintroduced ns a star witness his stuntliaving lon to snoop ovor Androwsihouldcr and read a lottor that Anilrows held in his hand His keyholelotlvitv won him crcat acclaim fromBuchly and Bartlott who produced himWilli HOUriOH KK1U1U lu 3 - v- -yesterday

TinnMv onenod tho attack by readinglin aflldavit in which ho and tho other

nnmbors of tho 1 tiuor doalors commit- -

fco etated that Cohen had told themthat Andrews prlco for treachery to

kho Republican party would do tweniylvo hundred aouars uucuiy roiuiuuThat he said woro tho circumstancesiindor which tho statcmont was made byClohon

The aflldavit readShort but Kiidly Technical

Territory of Hawaii City and Coun

ty of Honolulu ssljuesiion asKea uy uucmyToo has Lorrln Androws agreed on

ondltlon of receiving 2500 from youhat bo will throw down J P Cookend work tho Republican party In favor

if the liquor interestsAnswer by uonenTea be has promised to do thisHonolulu June 18th 1010Tho above Is the conversation held

etweon Cohen and Bnehly in tho pres- -

nee ofRUDOLPH J BUCHLYo j McCarthyJNO T SCULLYGEO J ONEILO O BARTLETT

Subscribed and sworn to beforo mebis the 17th day ol August annoominl 1010 by R J Buchly O JcCsrthy Jno T Bculiy Geo J

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O Xoill and C O Bartlett at my offico70 Merchant street in Honolulu Hawaii

P II BURNETTENotary Public First Judicial Cir-

cuitCohen immediately replied

Tho wholo thing Is untrue hosaid and Buchly whistled

Why Manoa Opposes

Bertram von Damm one of Hackfeld Cos clerks and a Maaoa insur-gent who is helping tho liquor dealersthen related a conversation bo had hadwith Cohen on tho corner of Fort andKing in which Cohon said that Andrews had not worked against tholiquor dealers and invited tho speakervon Damm to look at tho results oftho plebiscite for proof

Didnt you have that conversationwith met bo naked of Cohen

I think youre crazy answeredCohen who later explained that ho hadinvited a look at tho plobiscito resultsas a proof that Androwe was not a pro-hibitionist becauso von Damm stntodthat ho was oppos ng Androws in Ma- -

noa becauso ho worked for prohibitionCohen announced that ho failed to scowhat damaging admission that might beagainst Andrews

Bartlott a Affidavit

Bartlott of tho browory then statedhis chargo against Andrews He read anaflldavit to the effect that ho had calledon Andrews at Androws request andthat Andrews had offered to turn traitorto tho Republican party for twenty ilvohundred dollars The affidavit was

To Suit tho Climate

Charles Q Bartlett bolng first dulysworn op oath deposos and says Thatho is and during all tho times herein-after

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montloncd was tbo treasurer andmanager of tho Honolulu BrowingandMalting Company Ltd a corporationurguuiuu uuuer iuu lawn ox iuu xurritory of Hawaii for tho purposo amongother things of tho manufacturo andsale of matt liquors and that tho browcry and principal place of business ofsaid company is at Honolulu City andCounty of Honolulu Territory afore-said

That affiant is also and during allthe times hereinafter mentioned wastho vico prcsidont and a momber of thoexecutive committee of tbo WholesaleLiquor Dealers Association of Ha ¬

waii a corporation organized for thomutual protection of tho wholesaloliquor dealers of tho Territory of Hawaii

That during all tho times herein-after

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mentioned thero was pending intho congress of tho United States n billto provido for a plobiscito in tho Territory of Hawaii for tho voters to decide whothcr or not the manufacturoand salo of intoxicating liquors shouldbe prohibited by law in said Territorytho sonato having reported favorablyupon said bill and it then being underconsideration by a committco of thohouse of representatives

Tho one Lorrln Androws is anattorney-at-la- with offices upon thedato hereof in tho Yokohama SpecieBank building in said Honolulu andformorly on the third floor of tbo Juddbuilding in said Honolulu

That tho said Lorrin Andrews isand during all tho times herein men-tioned

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was tho assistant secretary oftho Republican Territorial CentralCommittoo and as affiant is informedbv tho said Andrews has for ovor onoyear last past worked and endeavoreddiligently and assiduously to ronaDintato tho Republican party in tbo Terri-tory of Hawaii by reorganization oftbo precinct clubs encouragement andenlistment of party workers and tho al-

laying¬

of dissatisfaction among therank and file of votors to tho resultand with such success as affiant wasinformed by tho Bald Andrews that hothe said Androws personally could control tbo soxt Kopublican primaries Holdin tho City and County of Honoluluand that ho could control the Ropublican votes In every proclnct withinsaid city and county with tbo exceptionof four precincts and that ho the saidAndrows by rooson thereof would bothe leader In and absolutely control thenext Republican county convention oftho City and County of Honolulu totho extent of individually arbitrarilyand absolutely naming in advance thonominees or such convention

That tho forecoinc information concorning tho political succobs and powerof tho said Androws was imparted toaffiant by the said Andrews under thefollowing circumstances

This affiant being notified by J OCohen Esq representing himself to

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ho Ike aeld Andtewa d4red to boim1aMdnl of Ur aaid 3 V Cookoand doaimd analaUarn roapl4 witk i sation Yon are toady to thea urinann lor pronmmnn iui nini nnrequired nionrv for independent workin aaeuriae lil poailion as leader pfthe ltKibiian party and the repudiation af both Mr Cooke and prohibitionmeant the cutting oft of funds MrAndrews then offered that if tho WholoMile Liquor Dealers Association of lln

nii would irov bun personally tho sumof M8O0 be would renudlato Mr J P

nnd guarantee thnt no prohibitionulaiik would bo adopted by tlw Republican imrty cither in conventionotherwise thnt no ono would bo nom-inated

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by tho noxt Kopublican city andcounty convention that was Inimical totho liquor intercuts in Hawaii and tohocuro his good faith he Andrewsprior to tho nominations at such con-

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would submit to affiant thonames of tho proposed nominees for hisaffiants approval

CHAS G BARTLETTSubscribed and sworn to beforo mo

this 18th day of Juno A D 1910E C PETERS

Notary Public FirBt Judicial CircuitTerritory of Hawaii

There was a good deal of sparringbnck and forth between Cohen Buchlyand Bartlett before Androws had achance to mnko n statement

Andrews statomont was a generaldonlal of tho facts sot forth in thoaffidavit He Btatcd that Bartlett hadcalled upon him but Instead of thooffer of treachery bolng made by An-

drows tho offer had como from Bartlott Andrews said that Bartlett was acomparative stranger to him nt thotime tho only other occasion on whichho had met him being whon ho wasdeputy attornoy gcnoral and was proparing to enter suit against tho browcry to doprive that institution of it i

liconso nfter tho Boer 8undny whichBartlott had engineered Ho had 1mno reason to think that after that Bartlett would bo friendly

Bartlett however had called on poli-ties and wus treated courteously Andrews plan bolng to moot all factionsof tlio party and hnrmomzo tliom linrtlutt asked him what tho sltuatioa wasin regard to tho party and prohibitionhaving been told that Joo Cooko wasdetermined to forco a prohibition plankin tho platform As he Bartlott wasa Republican ho did not want to boforcod to fight tho party and wanted toknow what could bo done Androwsstated that lie thought thero would bono prohibition plank becnuso the partyincluded prohibitionists and nntiprohibl- -

tioniBtf muto nnd tlio party was biggerthan cither faction No ono faction inhis opinion ought to prevail Ho donlcd flatly having either asked suggested or ncceptcd any monoy or cvon discussed the matter of tho liquor dealerscontributing towards tho Republicancampaign fund Tho statements madein tho affidavit wcro untrue on thoirface

17o Results to ShowAndrows then took up tho question

of having received monoy from Cohonfor liaving worked for his particularcandidacy If I havo worked forCohen or for any ono candidate itwould surely bo showing now ho said

Tho nominations for the conventionare only a week off Now where isthero a man who will say that I overasked him to work for Cohen vote forCohon or do anything TDut get in linofor the party and work for tbo successof tho party f

Androws called upon a number ofthose present heads of a number ofprrcincts Each of theso testified totho good work Andrews had donein harmonizing tho workers nndall denied havinc been asked or toldto work for any particular candidate

Later Wise made his statement Illsaffidavit is yet to come

The Flvo Hundred

Tho meotlna listoncd to a crcat manyof tho details of how the antiprolrihitionlsts raised thoir campaign fundhowit wns distributed and bow it wasspent It appears that thero was aquestion of policy botween Cohon andtlio rest ol tbo liquor dealers as to whatought to bo dono in tho way of campaigning Cohen bolicvcd that tho Republican party ought to bo onlisled toficln defeat tho plobiscito while K

Poters tho attornoy for tho liquor menadvised tucra to tio up witn tho JJomocrats At any rate Cohen went toCalifornia nnd got 3000 Buchly hav ¬

ing gono to tbo same people and beenput off with 250 While in San Francisco Cohon stated that bo bad alreadyspent 500 of bis own money and wanted it back having instructed Andrewsto draw on him for that amount Itwas his lottcr to Androws that thoshoulder Bncalc had read

This left 4500 to como to Honoluluwhich was split up in tho office ofFrank Thompson Cohon getting 1500and Bartlett 3000

The 500 Andrews drow upon Cohenfor is tho five hundred the liquor dealors now say was paid Androws by Co-

hon for political purposesAndrews reply to this Is that the

money was for a purpose having noth-ing

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whatever to do with politics a mat ¬

ter ibat Cohon alone was at liberty toexplain

If bo gave mo 500 what havo Idone in rcturnt be askod

Yes Would I give him that justfor funt demanded Cohen Woul-dnt

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I oxpeet something moro than Ihave got if that money was politicalpay I

To this tbo accusers of Andrews hadnothing to say with tbo exception ofWise who explained that Androwswanted to hire him at 150 a month ontof the 500

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BarUett BUU republicanIlattlntt aHsworod Cohan stating that

he was aad always had been a ltopuliliean It was true tho liquor mon didnot want Cohen in tie senntc Theywould rather se a prnhibitlonist theretlinn him Hut they did not intend toteftwt the porty Time would showthat

Yes time will show nil right saidAndrows

Voellcr Lano MotionVoclltvr who stated that he bad noth

ing personally against Andrews havingponioual knowledgo that ho had notworked for Cohen or for any other par-ticular

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eanilldato nald that bo fearedthe continuation of Andrews in ofljcowould only produco moro trouble liemo veil therefore that the office of assistant sccrotnry bo abolished

Second tho motion said LanoAtkinson however thought that this

would bo taking action too quicklyTho charges ngainst Andrews wero toosorious to bo left undocidod Ho suggested going Into executive session nndgiving Androws more timo to answer

I dont want any moro ttmo saidAndrews Scttlo it now

Mncfnrlanc announced that he wouldrofuso to go into executive session

We have heard tho charges in publiclots sottlo them in public

The motion to cancel Androws officowas accordingly withdrawn and an-

other to adjourn until four oclock to-

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afternoon wob pausedH

CAPTAIN FULLER

DIED YESTERDAY

Tho passing of Capt Androw Pulleryesterday morning nt tho ago of 00

years after a prolonged illness romovesfrom tho Torrltory a citizen formorlyamong tho most conspicuous in its dallylifo

Captain Fuller was uatll rocontlyharbormaster of tho port of Honoluluwhich poslton ho held nndor tho oldand now governments with uiBtinctionIlia death occurred unexpectedly

Crook principal nouncement annexationFuller tho son is a resident of tho cityMiss Iulior married Jjieutcnant An ¬

drows in 1890 Tho funeral serviceswill bo held today and will be private

Captain Fullers public lifo broughthim in contact with all Honolulu andthore aro fow kamaainas who do notknow him He was Immensely popularnnd a favorito with all of the manyclasses with whom his work caused himto havo relations

Ho performed a groat many servicesfor tho government transferring binallegiance his loyalty and bis servicesto tho Stars and Stripes from Hawaiisnational emblem and sorvlngtho ono asfaithfully as ho had served tho othorHis death will bo mourned by a groatmany more than thoso of his family forho had endeared himself to all

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TRIED TOA FELLOW COUNTRYMAN

Animated by tho spirit of the FrenchRevolution Chow Cblao Han a Koreantried to guillotino a countrymanflamed Yong Kl Ho last night and fail- -

rd only tnrougu tho crudo Instrumentsho possessed

Jicnry Vierra and Kung Wun Kangalso a Korean saved tho others lifeTho two wero near Chows store at thejunction of King and Borctanla whenthey wcro attracted by tho scufflo nndinvestigated Thoy saw Chow standingover a hugo herb knife about a footbquare vpry sharp and with ono ondhooked into a woodon block limitingits movemonts Under this knifo bowas trying to forco tho hoad of Yongbut as ho had to hold tho knifo up withono hand ho had only ono hand to strugglo with

knifo was also fastoned too closeto tho tablo to permit a very largobody to pass boncatb it and in conse-quence

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whon Chow brought tho knifodown ho had only tho top of Yongshoad boneath it

Tho operation was a very good imita ¬

tion of un Indian scalping and Yongemerged from tho blood soaked wouldbo guillotino minus most of tbo hairon the top of his head

Vierra and tho othor Korean pinionedtho would bo murdoror and brought himdown to the police station undoubtedlysaving tho weaker mans lifo Yongwas ireaica in tuo yueens Hospital

NEW YORK MAYOR IS

RAPIDLY

NEW YOIHC August 10 It was nnnouncod today that Mayor Caynor hasgToatly improved in condition and thathis physicians expect him to he out oftho hospital in a weok

-SOMHTHZKO BELTABLE

Can bo depended upon is an ox--we all like to near and whon

in connection with Chambe-rlains

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Colic Cbolora and DiarrhoeaIlomedy it means that it never failsto cure diarrhoea dysentery or bowelcomplaints It is pleasant to take andequally valuable for children andadults For salo by all dealers Ben ¬

son Smith Co Ltd agents for Hawaii

WALLERS IPIKES TROUBLE

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tkr att as aMltUsjt namat on liftAmrrinaa llan ailaa stoajntfclp NstWhUb

for ika BMgaiaMnt salary af twwixtvn coats a laealk tka itataMMt mmpaay is in nation IrMbtt and ia HnWe

to ba pnaltat4 for tarrying nanaonfarawilkOUt a ltMBM

Vke tbn eollantor of th port learnedhow Mr Waller had managed to gotto Honolulu and evade the oppressivecoastwise skipping laws lie promptlygot busy Nothing liko that would gowith him It was n defianoo of all tholaws regulations stntutes nnd rules oftho sovereign owor of tho governmentand it must be attended to nt once

It is truo that Mr Waller worked hispaswigc for tlio steamship books ahowthat ho was paid at tho rato of two bitsn month and as it took him a week toget here ho iiniBt have been paid offwith about six cents But Mr Stncknblohas a higher opinion of tho vnluo ofMr Wallers sorvlccs than tho paysheotof tho Novndan indicates lie refusosto look unon six cents as fair compensation for a wock of Mr Wnllors timelvcn ten cents probably would fall tosatisfy hint

So tho colloctor has referred tlio mntter to tho United States district attor-ney

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and asked him to tako actionngalnat tho steamship company for vio-

lating tho law forbidding steamships tocarry passengers unless tho vcssols arolicensed to do so

Tho penalty if tho courts find ngainBttlio Htenmshlp company will probablyamount to considerably more than nixcentB

H--

MB OF

Never Misses a Day and SaysThat Teaching Keeps Him

Hale and Hearty

WAILUKU August 18 Angennrian schoolteacher still In tho burnoss would bo hard to find even in tho

I most healthy portions of tho worldMaul possosscs such a ono In tho per

Wo f W 0 of of Korea

fellow

The

froesion

finiH2MJ

oeto

School who resides at Makawao andwhoso ago is olghty two

Itain or shine in winter or summerthis wonderful old gentlemnn drivesovor five miles to his school nover missing a day and appearing as sprightlyin physiquo nnd intellect as tho nvcr- -

ago mon fifty years his juniorMr urook lias uccn thirty years in

Hawaii and for tho last twonty yearshas been teaching school Hohas nine children living flvo boys andfour girls

Spoaking to an acquaintance whofound him in his delightful old-fas-

ioned garden tho other day among hisfavorito cypress nnd camphor trcos MrCrook stated that ho attributed his remarkablo mental and physical activity10 tuo met tnat no bad always takenregular physical and montal exorcise

I owo a great deal of my presentphysical and mental woll bclng to thefact that I have alwavs been noor andunable to Indulgo in thoso luxurieswhich tend to enfeoblo tho body ondfaculties of humankind Bald thoveteran pedagoguo As a youth Iwas a verv fast runner and indulgedin that exercise a great deal in factI do not remember ovor having beenwomen Tjurty years ago 1 could beatmy son W C Crook who was something of an athlete himself in a sprint

I am a firm boliover in tbo virtuesof fresh air sunsbino montal andphysical oxcrciso and tompcrnuco In nilthings Held ia propor regard thoyshould sco a man through to tho agoof a hundred years

Mr Crook stated that ho was an abstainer becauso after giving it a fairtrial ho found that strong liquor didnot agrco with him Tho same stato ¬

mont ho rnado with regard to the useof tobacco though ho was a smoker fortwonty years

He cats a considcrablo quantity ofvcgotablos has fruit at ovcry meal andnover cats meat moro than once a day

School teaching has holpod mo tokeep fit said Mr Crook with a twinklo in his oyo for you see Im novcrable to go oil on a spree

It is an inspiring sight to sco thiswonderful old gentleman walking aboutMakawao stick in hand as straight asan arrow and with a glanco as kocnan a hawks To converso with him intho shndo of his giant camphor treesor hard by tho avenue of spicy cyp ¬

ress is an experience as instructiveas it is pleasurable

4H0N0LULANS HAVE

REUNION ON COAST

SAN FRANCISCO 20 Twohundred Honolulans held a reception attho Hotel Stowart last night They docldod to mako tbo entertainment anannual ovont to tako place on Au ¬

gust 10

HAWAII GETS SMALL

SHARE OF MILLIONS

WASHINGTON August 20 Out oftho appropriation of two million dollarsfor thenatonal militia thero has boonapportioned to Hawaii less than 10000

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TmnSFHIFUEE

1 FOREST

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WftllftOft Idaho Already Burning

Whflo Montana Towns

Are In Danger

MAY ORDER OUT MILITIA

Regular Troops Can Not Handle

the Situation Dally Loss

Is Many Thousands

8P0KANK Washington August 21

The town of Wallace Idaho and Libby mid Mullen In Moutatia aro throatonod with dostruotion from tho forestfires thnt continue to rago throughouttho two Statos

Tho flames havo alroady reached Wallace and mnjiy buildings on tho out-skirts

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of tho town havo been destroytd Tho iicoplo aro fluelng from thoirthreatened homes taking what of theirpossessions they cau carry and loavlugon trains

Want Militia Called OutPORTLAND Oregon August 21

Tho representatives of tho forestry ecrvico hore aro arranging with tho wardepartment to order out tho OxcgonState militia to assist tho rogulartroops in fighting tho Arcs in this andtho Statos of Idaho and Montana

In flpito of all that Is being donotho flames aro sweeping across thocountry unchecked Evory day thedamage dono amounts to hundrods ofthousands of dollars In timbor ruinedwhile tho effect of tho burning off ofso much of tho watorshed is bolng look-

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forwnrd to by tho conservationistswith alarm

ALL READY FOR

ANNEXATION

Tokio Expects Announcement to

Be Made at Any Time Min-

ister

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of War On the Spot

TflKTO Aiimidt 21 Tlin official nn

wideband fsand daTgUcr U of Paia the

GUILLOTINE

IMPROVING

stoadily

August

ujr uilllll in UA1117UIUU Ult MUJT 11U1U W1

proparntlons for tho formal taking ovorof tho country and tho elimination oftho Korean royal house and tho vcstlgoof autonomy retained In Korea havobeen mado

Mlnlstor of Wnr Torauchi who haslutoly beon named as Bcsldont Generalretaining his portfolio is on tho groundnnd in command of tho situation

It is not expected that tho Koroanpatriots will bo ablo to make any forci ¬

ble protost

SHERMAN CLEARED OF

IMPROPER RELATIONS

No Warrant for Use of His Name

or That of Senator Curtis

in the Gore Charges

SULPHUIt Oklahoma August21 Tho houso committco horo investigating tho charges of attomptedbribory mado by Senator Qoro in con-nection

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with tho McMurray claims yostorday Issuod an announcement to thoaffect that their investigations had gonorar cnougn to justify tho public state-ment

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that thoro is no warrant for tbouso of tho names of Vico PrceldontSherman or Sonator Curtis in connocitlon with any improper rotations withtho indlan contracts

CHOLERA CLAIMED

TOLL OF VICTIMS

BAIU Italy August 21 Fivo nowcases of cbolora wero reportod yester-day

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from Tranl whilo tho death rollfor the dny wns flvo

ALGERIAN TOWN IS

SHAKEN IN QUAKE

ALOIERS August 21 An earthquako was felt at Aumalo yesterdaytho shock being sovoro enough to dostroy several houses No loss of lifois reported

RED CROSS TO AID

FLOOD SUFFERERS

WASHINGTON August 21 ThoHod Cross 8ocioty yesterday appropriated live tnousand dollars for tlio aid ortho victims of tho recent floods inJapan

SOUTH DAKOTA ISON A MUDBANK

MARE ISLAND August 20 Thebattloshlp South Dakota broke from hemoorings anu coiuued wun tno tugUnadilla badly damaging tho smallvessel Tho South Dakota thon grounded in tho mud where she still lies thisafternoon It is expected she will floatat high tldo

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of lb rtftf alBH too kwt food of toe party wkolo m4 th elty ftomlly Heretofore tbe rt hototoforo tho Mty b loot grSit tbe eoMoiiUy Afaia it ta artoa to abooaa Wkat ia tbt unrat to batArc tb politieal trteatfon tfcJo Unt la wa atUaaco tritb tb koaptrtiaaaliquor dealer to aaaaie tbt dirortloa of party attaint Hat tae MpnbMaB

parit uab to tbal lvrl when job abaMta aad salooa keeper aaa disrupt or

uphold it a taey aae IttOn tb surface to that wk autre not watebed the plot In itt nafoMlat

tbe uresent lit of aeeaaatloaa broajrbt acaiaat tb on man wbo h done

rst toward rbbillUtla tb aattr4 party bt the appMraMo of sincnty Aided by a aowajiaper aeeoMpliee tbeee tradneora falling to wis bypurebaee hue now roaotvod to win by trlkery by h onreflillf worked outnlot to ruin iwHtieally nad stberwiee tn man tbey eouW not buy ami wlotood iHrtviMii tliem and tbe fraltian of tbelr sebames

If tbey kucteerl goodbye to any lopoe of decency in tlio politieal nlTairs

of tbis city and county for years to comeTwo men in tbe jwrty are being singled out for attaok but tbe attack

is by no means eouflned to thete individuals The same force that jobbedJohn lluRbes a man upright as the day is now endeavoring to throw downin tie party wliat John Hughes stood for eourage of conviction honesty ofpurpose scorn of graft and plain upright manhood Uughos was downedby tactics despicable in the extreme by the Njirotid of reports ngainst hisCatholicism among the Portuguese by playing upon the anticatholic prejudices of those who eould be affected in that way by appealing to tlio worstthat was in tlio worst of tlio slums by a persistent saloon cuinpaign

Tho attaok against Cohen and Andrews is bomowhat along the name linosIndustriously in somo quarters thoro are reports bolng spread that those twoaro opposed to the continuance of the presontliuuor law that they are capableof bribing and being bribed that Andrews especially ia working for powerand ambitious to become tho political boM of Oiiliu In another circle it isbeing reported that Androws is opposed to tho saloon and is standing readyto carry out tho wiihos of the missionaries Is opposed to Cathcart nndconsequently standB opposed to tho system whereby there is always somo wayleft opon for ccrtnin offenders

It is stated that Andrews is unworthy of confidence first becnueo he Is

straight and agMnst thnt portion of tho party that sees no hopo of rewardin a straight administration nnd secondly because he is uot straight and is

out for somo graft unnamed and unknown but certain -Tho charges nrc varied to suit the circumstances nnd tho place but they

como from the ono common sourceSpreading thorn aro those known to be in the grafters ring and others

not generally known to bo such Included among thp latter is one prominentchurch worker who sold prohibition secrets to tho liquor dealers during thocampaign and who is now in tho pay of that organization working under hisreligious clonk

Tho various charges being nircd beforo tho executive committee of thoparty are in the opinion of Tho Advertiser trumped up accusations madewithout tenable grounds and known to be false by tlio ones mnklng themThey represent tlio last desperate effort of tho liquor dcalcra to gain controlof tho Ilepublicnn party thnt they may smash it or prostitute it to their endsand come ns well from those not oven in tho Itcpublicnn party

It ia less than a month since John Wise who is tho liquor dealers particular tool in tho dirty work announced in the Bulletin that ho was workingin conjunction with AndrowH to preparo tho party for the conventions TliiB

wasrecord

knowledge precious affidavits for

that to traitor intenso tlio and conventions

honesty and did not prompt him to brand Andrews at thnt timo asa traitor and it was only after Androws and others openly repudiatedWise and his employers that tho next movo was planned

According to his affidavit in March last OharlcB Bartlctt of tho Breweryagainst whom only a few weeks beforo Andrews had wanted to bring a suitto declare the brewery liccnso forfeited because of tho Beer Sunday lind

knowledge that Androws would traitor to tho party but his love wasnot so strong but that he smothered tho knowledge until Friday last whentbe plan was developed to prevent Cohen from reaching tbo senate and toprevent tho plans of Androws for a clean nnd decent ticket nominated bya united party from reaching completion

Tho Advertiser docs not endorse tho immigration vagaries of Cohen butit endorses the mnn for the stand he took for party decency nnd his respectfor tho platform pledges in the matter of the Mooro Bill n the last legisla-

ture¬

and for tho stand of independence he takes nt tho present timeTho Advertiser believes the time has come when tho Republican party

must take a clear and uncertain stand for political decency We bclievothat such men ns Achi Wise Clark Crawford others of that breed whoarc now doing the dirty work of the liquor dealers and whoso political loyaltycan never be depended upon should bo rend out of tho party Wo believethat tho executive committco should give the affidavits of tho Democratic

Dealers combine exactly the credit they deserve show their faithin tho political integrity of Andrews by publicly exonerating him from tbocharges made and Insinuated against him

With the exception of ono or two precincts we bclievo that tho rankand file of the party has every confidence in Andrews nnd that these exceptions will ultimately endorse tho work has done for tho party

Those two inevitables death and taxes are likely to bo dissociated be ¬

foro long at least in tho State of Minnesota if wo arc to believe n recent pressdispatch from Minneapolis It appears that there is more than enough moneyin tho Stato treasury to meet tho expenses of tho current year By noxt Octo-

ber thero will be a Burplus of nearly 1000000 and unless somebody stealsibo money or tho legislature dovisca a way to get rid of tho abundant cashmeantime remarks tho Now York Commercial on October 1 1011 thero willbo 1700000 after nil Stato expenses for 1011 hnvo been met This stateaffairs which it is reported will do away with the levying of any direct taxcBfor 1011 is duo to tho settling of a number of luwsuits lumber cases railroadtax cases inheritance tax cases and others and tho revenuo following uponthe court decisions

While the present plethoric condition of tho Stato treasury is in partduo to these fortuitous circumstances tho Minneapolis Journal believes thatit gives positive aBsuranco that tho State tax may herenfter bo steadily diminished and finally wiped out altogether To this end Tho Journal urgestho legislature and tho States fiscal officers to bend their efforts

To tho Birmingham Age Herald tho news from Minnesota is simply anotherindication of tho trend away from property tnxes toward tho tnxntlou of tliosowho can tho rnoro easily bear tho burden of tho maintcnauco of Stato govern-ment Tho Christian Scieuco Monitor Boston nnd tho Norfolk Virginian- -

Pilot call attention to Minnesotas policy in handling her resources nsan important factor in bringing about this impending tnxlcssncss

FBEAIt AND DEPARTMENTSijovornpr Frcar was iot misquoted in the interview that appeared with

him in yesterday mornings Advertiser regarding tho question of a divorcingof tho land public works department His remarks to tho ronrespntutivoof The Advertiser woro misconstrued howovcr and tho Governor was uninten-tionally

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placed in the position of one apparently dissatisfied witli the presentwork done in tho united This tho Governor stnUd yostcrdnywas quto contrary to tho fact Ho satisfied with tho work of tho officialat tho head of the departments and contemplates no immodlato ohanges

It is hardly nccosuary to thnt tho Oovornor did not make tho chargesof deliberate misrepresentation against this paper oredltud to him yesterdayin au afternoon publication

Aftqr the Jnpanoso minister of agriculture roads tho local Japnnaso papersthis morning bo may wish he were back in the realm of tlio Mikado wiiejobold newspaper men can be handled

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fl uimi ibat Hawaii it aa alatmt a eaaalry Net la MiteMarly te aim tb mm beaai a a oa tb asaialaad tbal H

raias atagl day ia thai tel and that all tb ataati ia tb OrawlCllj f slinul wllb auer Chlaea ainbraila

Tlte Rr II II Ulapbaan fot i b It his Mtn wadea Hit MaLedgrf inter lew wllb at esbaatt and baustinf eat but Wblefc toeevdrd only by lb rbl i of hit ataertlona if b it rtUyH ureaiaea tae trtieateat or a country carat reUsraad katM ta kittwpbiMieated lock after bia an trip out into tb wtdt wmM tattta watrdtale of tb barrart b baa raMtrrd aad tb fearful and wonderful tkiagt

Oa aaay iaumiee tb H Ma Saaday askool eJM rnn kitb relates Mervltit atoriaa of Hawaii wMtb It aa almeat tarn awiatry

It It U be boped for the auk of tbo stetad tailing la wkfefa be It engaged tbat be comet nearer tbe truth while praaabiag tbe goepol tWu beapproaeb faet in regard to Hawaii

It it bnworout of eoorae but not without a streak ef miIbom It it notpleasant for ut to be referred te ts almost1 savage wc mBy forgive lower blunders In tbe story told by our late visiting divine

The Iteverend Mr Olapham starts off with a sin of omission referringlo Diamond Head at a promontory neglecting to mention its voleanlc peculiarlty Gracefully enough he informs tho world thnt tho chief attraction ofOahug wenery the Pali Is in Mnnoa Valley It would have been if tho Manoa Ilepublieans or some of thorn bad anything to do with it for tho Pollis the king of jumping off places

Next the revorend story teller tolls how Diamond Head can bo seen fromover tbo precipice of tbe Pall whore Knmcmoha who has had his nameshorn of n ha threw 3000 souls down 1000 feet or words to tbat effectthree souls to tho foot

Wo aro informed that Clnpham stopped at the Tang hotel which isolght stories high Then wo learn that tho Hawaiian hotel verandas aroIn a mast of foliage He marvels at the railway system as being in-

congruous¬

in an almost savage country Incidentally his reverence is quitoshocked nt our cosmopolitanism and ho remarks tho fact that the races inter ¬

marry without losing social positionOlapham says somo nice things about scenery evidently having no rude

remarks to make about Naturos handiwork He elves orcatlon credit for aneat job in tho Pearls of tho Pacific Also he romarks on our good roads ap ¬

parently not having been up Fort street his feet taken him over onlythe fine highways loading to the Pall and other main points of interest Heenjoyed Hawniiun pineapples but declares that thoy are so delicious that onohnrdly cares to eat them away from their native land presumably out ofregard lor the patriotic feelings with which pineapples aro Imbued

Tho promotion committco should send to tho ltcvercnd Mr Clnpham aorate of pineapples and some savago literature

NOW FOE THE PEIMAEIESAs was to have been expected the charges against Lorrin Andrews fell

to tho ground with a thud yesterday four out of tho five members of thecommittee who heard them voting a complete exoneration of tho organizerJohn Lane whoiit in more than suspected has tied himself up with the Wisecrowd and who had agreed to deliver Andrews bend over to tho liquor dealersvoted against the resolutions of exoneration Eugene Aiu wbo only hearda part of tho charges and tbo ovidenco and who cuino in to vote againstAndrews on Nagaran Tcrnandez proxy was Lanes only supporter when itcarao to tbo scratch and when tho members of tbo committee had to go onrecord

The plot to disrupt the Republican party by bringing disgrace upon itsorganizer was raw That it should have failed so signally is one of tho veryhopeful signs of tho times

Let this matter now drop into the gutter it camo from and lot thosewho aro willing to work to keep the party on the level it has shown itself

months after ho had according to tlio on to lo get busy the work of electing good delegations from tbe precinctsAndrews was prepared turn to his party His I for coming territorial county

loyaltyhad

turn

and

Liquor and

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HAPPY MINNESOTA

of

natural

and

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though

having

Nominations aro to be made ouipfriday night At that time those Bepublicans who have not as yet enrolled in their respective precinct clubs shouldtake tho last opportunity they will have to be factors in naming tho partyrepresentatives in convention It is more than probable that tho plotterswill not be altogether discouraged by the event of yesterday and will makean attempt to control tbe party at the conventions Care should be takento procut that

The allies of the ring intend to fight in several of the precincts Con-

scientious

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Republicans can easily find out who is who among tho nomineesfor the convention and can voto accordingly Keep the convention clean bysending to it only men known to bo clean Then the ticket will bo ono thatcan bo accepted

If every Republican wbo believes in decency economy and businessmethods in tho government of Honolulu will take an active interest in thepartys business between now nnd Saturday September 3 this coming Novem-

ber

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will mean the turning over of a great new leaf in tbe management of ourcivic affairs

Two weeks intelligent interest is a small price to pay for two years ofbusinesslike and struightforward administration

fSuccess to the Honolulu Realty Board If tho purposes of such an organ

ization as outlined by Mr Stanton can bo carried into only partial effectit will bo one of the best things towards making possible Beautiful Honoluluthut has yet been suggested Such a board can do much good for tho com-

munity generally ns well ns for tho members

The Stars editorial comments on tbo rccent mixup in tho Republicanparty went a long way toward clearing up tho situation Good little Starlong may you twinkle

DELIRIOUS JAPANESE

SLASHES HIS WIFE

A Tnpancso named Gcnko residingon Mannnken street yesterday morning cut his wifes jaw with a largoknife and as the result of tho affray

Mrs Gcnko Is in Queens Hospitalwitli a long cash on her fnco and herhusband is locked up at police head-

quarters pending an investigation intohis mentnl condition

Gcnko wns lying in bed when ho tooka sudden notion to kill his wife JTogrubbed tho knife nnd struck hor a tor

frt 0411 Remedy Inorrn lor

Act hie a Chirm In

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rifle blow but somehow he missed herthroat and tho blade laid opon her jaw

Tho Voman is to reeoverHer husband nnd would be slayer willbo hold until ho recovers bis normalmental condition

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SHIP

OAPH TOWN August 15 The shipJTorrn Nova hearing the ex ¬

with wrliich Capt P Scottnapes to rcacn tno South Jolo warsighted today off Capo Point ThoTorra Nova was about fourteen daysuomnu ncr schedule time to reach CapeTown

Tho and ONLY

COUGHS COLDSASTHMA

BRONCHITIS

DIARItHCEA DT5JHTWY CHOURa

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expected

MISSING ANTARCTIC SAFE

Antarcticpedition

PrjCollisBriswass

ORIGINAL GENUINETho Moil Valuablo Romody

avar dlecovorodEffectually cuts short nil attacksor SPASMS Checks and arreststhoso too often tulal dtsensos

rEVElt CROUP ACUETlio only Fnlllnllve In

NEURALGIA GOUTRHEUMATISM TOOTHACHE

rnnvlnelntf tUdlcil TMllmODV With Mh StttltIIII iirkmUi I Ki s XtanufieiurerftDoia m iwiupi nj an viim i - - n

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r iTHE ADVENTURES OF

JOSHER BLUFPEM

The Pleasures of the Chasem - - - -

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It is better to have run and lostThan never to have run at all

Tt and tintdeelared the rotm- -

vale rigorous Jaa booking Cupid n J

Liak tbat t the ti i

bl Aad you can o

for me If ynu want t

alto you may j jbaw my full consent

Tbnnks awfullyI replied In my usualgentle tones Butwhy thould II

Well you might aswell get tho habit nowas later Others haoit There nro somecitizens who voto formo every timo I runfor dclegnto to congress They simplycant Btop You knowwhat n hold n habitgets on a man

Thon you havehad oxporioncot Iquestioned being newto tho political gamein Hawaii

Experience saidtho stout man Experiencot Say son itI could coin my experienco into dollars Idmnko John D Hockerbllt look liko a mendi-cant and havo J Longpoint Morgan shiningshoes

Morgan would havohis job cut out forhim I remarkedglancing at tho afore-mentioned

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footwearYou bet ho would

Say arent they great jThero isnt a pair inHonolulu that cancompare with themreplied tho aspirantwith a naive touch ofprido

Just then ono of tho

A robust political voice from the insido of a pake back intoned tho touch-ing

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words in a rather mournful tone and as I turned to see who was lamontingthe same voice declaimed pathetically

Of all the sad words of tongue or penThe saddest are these It mlgnt havo been

I peered sympathetically into the hack and saw reclining gracofully onthe worn cushions n man who could hardly with fairness bo callod slender orwillowy In fact ho resembled a bloated sofa pillow decidedly more than holooked like a broken reed His countenaco beamed with an oily optimismthat rather discounted tbe sadness of his lament

Are you in trouble Is there anything I can do for yout I inquiredsolicitouslysprings on tho starboard side of tbo hack tbat occupied by Charlie Notleybroke and the horse tried to run away but couldnt budge tho vehicle

As you see he remarked quickly I have a solid majority nnd cantbe moved Oh Im sure of election this time I carry moro woight than Iused to when I was younger nnd less experienced

What will you do if you losef I inquired tenderlyO I cant lose Ill get tho vote of tho cntiro Homo Rule party for

Im going to vote for myself But if Lorrin Andrews throws my vote out Imgoing to start an opposition show to the Fat Boy Dont you think I oughtto bo a headlinert

I think you would make a better Marathon runner I replied Youought to bo in good training You are always running arent yout

Well Ive paced around some be said rcminiscently And ring ex-perience

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sometimes discounts youth you knowHow many times have you run for office I inquiredI cant answer that question off hand Ill have to refer to my records

But it hasnt been moro than once a year Im sureDou you really expect to bo elected t I wanted to know or do you

just run because you liko ittMy friend Bob Brcckons mnde the statement onee replied tho occu ¬

pant of tbe busted back tbat it is tbo pleasuro of tbe chaso tbat endearsbia jobtP Mm Perhaps its a little tbo same way with me And you knowanticipation is often better than reality Havent you evor learned tbatfNow If I wcro to bo elected Id have to do something moro than make prom-ises

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As long as Im only a candidate for the dclcgatcship I can promise any-thing

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I have promised the dear voters that Ill get them millions of dollarsfrom congress for most anything IJl get them nt least flvo millions to buyup tho privato oyster fishing rights in the Nuuanu river and a few millionsmore to givo every nativo Hawaiian a mule and side saddlo and two pigsfor a lunu Thats easy because Im not tho delegate Im only a candidate asort of perpetual candidate you know liko William Jennings Bryan But if1 were nctunlly delegate I might havo to mako a bluff at making good onsome of my promises and that would bo inconvenient for tho Lono HomoBulor of Hawaii Id rather bo a candidate in a pake back than delegate tocongress in debt to all by constituents

What would you do if you should happen to bo elected I askedWell thoro is a chanco of that of course Link cant bo elected any

way and Kubio might catch cold just before election timo and withdraw andthat would leave mo tho only man in the ring If I woro to bo elected I suppOBO I should hnvo to grin and bear it But thero s not much danger Youknow in this country ones friends aro always ready to knife him so I amnot liable to have to move to Washington soon

Do you consider politics a vocation an avocation or an occupationI inquired

None o ftbe three I look upon the gamo as a recreation Its likepoker It keeps tho player guessing And once in a whilo one may win youknow Ive never won yet but my chances according to tbo law of prob ¬

abilities ought to bo as good now as thoy ever woreI havent been in Hawaii long enough yet I interrupted to learn

the difference between a Democrat a Republican and a Homo BulerNolthcr havo I said Charlie Notley and I was born hero As a

matter of fact there isnt any difference They all want tbe same thingjobs for themselves or their relatives

Dont the pnrtieB havo any principles I wanted to knowWell perhaps though I doubt it Im sure Borne of the politicians

havontThen why ia n Democrat when ho Isnt a Bopubllgan I persisted

Ill glvo it up said tho rotund pecupant of the hack Ill bitewhats tbo answer

Blowcd if I know I said unless It Is because hes not a nome RulerAnd you told mo you didnt know anything about politics said Not

loy reproachfullyContinued on Page Five

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KAUAE DEFEATS

MAUI Bl A

FRAGTION

Champions Go Down Before Gar

den Islanders in Close and

Exoiting Game

KAUAI 7V4 MAUI 6V2

Valley Islanders Strove Hard to

Win by a Smashing

Rally at End

j From Sundayi AdvertiserWith tbe scoro seven and one fourth

to six and one half in the Inst periodhnd but two or three breathless minutes

o spare tho veteran victors from theLralley

f many a conflict on tho polo ueidrrif1i tho ball which controlled their y

jlestiny on the very line of tho enemysoal struggled vanantiy 10 rcgum me

when

inrained repcamny on

down opponents

rrustrated

approval

chamiuonswinning brought

topenalized

acrosshis

them victory xnuarrow margin three quarters

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hills in backgroundwas multitude

hadto

tournament with interchampions took

time Hundredsf leading in Honolulus socialfo added luster 10 aazzimg

sporting fraternity

aroundhe heights

i

disapproval atthese

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ind of the Jtnr timatUjlnit bfk a chaara k rodr

- - tA IVa IubkoW - 1k Bll aaal - uk Uwalla tha nthm 1 Ia aaaa aa aaa

aroaad for traiabt drlva lieMortd lt el forA team ant ivatvreen

netted the whi-ning for was the sonso

play the drPcven minutes of seventh period

hail expired without a coal being madeThe ball went out bounds pad

center field Doth teamslined up throw and tho Instantlieutenant Hanson tho tossed

upbore into plnv yonnc Malinaafter away shut

ball Ho started straight across thofield with troop horsemen

bard on trail lie doscribed a theupper half field taking ballalong with perfect control passed

Isle balled heroes bctwcn the goal posts with only threeseconds pare

Maul CouldntJfnui stars under cloud

during first half gamofrom the island- - groped nround for ball when It was

who had snatched it from them I thero all time nnd onovv n ou iarly rgame chase or made a miss stroke whon ho

they tU hM thc nniore their with all j They cant hit when they getheir supremo might alter tne scaieu it sicieimo ouncn groanea

ecree fate sphere of fortune At end the third inning thescore stood one and a half nnd

them tick time j

clear

narrow

announceu nefforts Itwas Jively from period nmdo a

however their withCauai tortn wliolo Worklvard sacn- -

a poim k jiaui goalMaui

star headshalf the Jjof rode ball

i a way xo

eighth frame This reduced their ponys hip madoI whole point penou a at a narrow nngio just

a

Autos Lineside

11 nrnund withmade by vehicle

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The yellow blacksbeaten mounts Frank Bald-

winbetter ponies beat Kauai

team The mostlyEccmcd

handy Kauai ponie9better speed Severalyellow dashed aheadf reds walked right

anotherdrove ball

vc it u imJip downThere hundred ln OI

lino which mountea without delav Anotheri 7as amia3ti u airing but pony un with

fcageS extended and - -

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times whenblack with

went

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buTjehequal icngin

ScoresMalina scored Kauai min

I ttA nAn neyances loaded i- - mrilled with dengnt gauant umuijui iuicht dashed from away with

could holdBiiumu

seven

lt luspeci wiinukc- - ut it

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Rtnat willifour half n I null period

r 4 Harrr ItaMwIa netntUted1 bark attio

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drlre and carried roundthineB atroke and llarrr hooktMloala reds iiloeked andthird perlml ended with the ball hnverinp Kauais ro1

Scorea TwelveDavid himself

twelve seconds alterperiod began only took a fow short

put whore couldgoal

ilaui tliree tno lourtn perionin got with nnd bringing

ofpressing

complete semicircleof

andas conquering

hntnpionship thers

Although nnu

on itto ine

ofofto the of th K

Knual fourhalf black

After DavePrank Ilnldwin drove

bill field andpassed Harold IMco who biffedthrough This goal made fiftyeight Bcconds giving Maui lessthnti minuto which going

piny Frank againfnlina who mado

across goalmargin

Then Mnul took turncenter Harold

Ttiee stroked way downKnunis gonl missed

sphere again put throughFive twelvo seconds hadthen oxpired endedwithout daring

Makes Striking Block

riemings defouso tho start thoTheir herculean were match tho bcflfti with polo

ogethcr vain for ginning the The cavaliers wero fnns Vliofour were hard presseu racing over tno TI10 ICsiuaians

the finish that length the fleia tho done sovoralnino inningsuvu uvt itiwu nne uut iicmiug rouo up

wivmit former green Un iinv nmi tim lmll ahvimrthrough the goal llnrry Baldwin cracked tho over Hods They

Ivnother was lost by the game He up thoaians who were xnq sine ana

In the jbackcore tno iasi cican cui war

tbe tinai uyof of

oal

All available themes and tho thc

alivo thehich its way

the tne

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averaged

andthe up

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nice with horsowere one two thB Ttlutomobiles the fetched

the far side tno tieid onc the ti10lack row the

th0 liler him uuIround tho end of the rest

distributedwere and

and con

mt

lk

of

six to

mm

for in ono4awa AAnwitn spectators wno tuiiuo

jis eacn uatuout the scrimmnge ter neiu ino team got

but

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again very andput it this ¬

in fifty seconds livelyplay

Harry next tookit and tho bail wns around

goal after Maulshad mado four mlssos andFrank had made a

Harold Hico came to rfcoum wiin it itUUCUUU

ball Mnui goalItice fouled Harrv

cross riding him and thistho scoro to six and a halfKauai five and a half for thennd black

tfots Busy

Dave got busy right offthc sixth started and went away withthe ball as soon as itplay Ho It along to tho upperfield posts and here the Kauaifour took the in hand By aseries of clover passes the wliolobuhch on tho Reds carriedniissilo tho whole length of the fieldFrank then got a turn at itand it again the upperend got hot for the thenthat Philip Eico a safety to

tying thothe field racing it Philip The ball hit out r struck bv

ith all hlS mignt B i mill iwu n urn imuui Jinn iufour had Philip off took it away Hoi oio ians jieiuuB nn ia innT Mo niT In i Plinrlln TtinThe polo fans in the were so scconis pny next got the out his purpose and a

uU r o nnu racca on wiin it wear goai wnou mo jaiBn ncnt u imubat the traffic of were lca He got Jnto mix t utc and snennrm play

commission to inn

j Jgts adwin had tho ball tho Kauai fPnWhen tho pancy Rnhpr Wp a lot of

- iwith the ball way the green inth of the mij nn lover the field and sixth end- -

le sports in could not final Btrofcc for Roa Maina nam od with tho score nnd aia tnemscives oacs iuey biikuu uui but Harry took p0 anai t0 uvo anu a uau

vi11mv nnd hlnnkcr UeiU wm aTfi

flih

on

io- -

lie uu

so

it- 1 ai t 1 -

every feature of the game They the and blackslue

minutesior

I Ther

seventh7

ne Biu of the first

misployof enthusiasts

fow the result of matchtost of the appeared be

for the yellowlaldwin the captain of

SKMt

p1

adlnitMi

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of

of

bo up

he one

up

his

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a and offThen horsomen covered every inchof field Tho went out of

lemonadewas erected the ot tno pad

a Jong run to far end of the idock Tho fans were dispersed byhut Inst nn hr I onrushinc charcers and escaped

four figured quite prominently in which wide of goal Frank having dignity hurt I hen wase spectacular plays and wnen no uaiuuin ot it and it vkii iuo i

ball in tbe lead back center field where ho his sensational ride scoring tho oneowd cave him whoops of encourage- - mobbed by Kauaians who worked and only goal mado in this period afterent to win their further applause it back again by a series of rasscs seven minutes anu twenty Mien

ii an i j i nmlalinl nvri a nil lir T liftFrank did some team worK me run anu mame it ri - V

he not land a and It took four minutes forty eight Ivnunl earn up eight and a quarterseconds tho io Ainu iveanu u uau auu uo mu0as responsible of accomplish anything

aui teams score ironic uas suconu penuu anu mis mm umv -Tcnutation of bcintr tho reckless rider goal hit Malina copped thc Maui More

f Maui four but yesterday ho Baldwin snatched it away Tho cntn started off with Frankmpcred his rashness with a stroko of V10 --uaul ouncn couiun it anu jiaiivvin taking tho lead He romped

iscretion at each critical moment Get- - tho ran it down to wain goni witu th0 cn tu of tho flcdng away with ball he stay wnero tiiey oaiieu uie nan uii urouau tllcn S3Pll t brother Harry whoith best pant of field the stakes but put it through Rwattoi in for Mauls last goal

then pass it brother Ilarry or 1

arold Illco to swat goal when ujl blockings and Harold hookedmado V stick across bone sight possibly

ith one brilliant I which penalized Maui ono- -

Baldwin and Harold Rice land ui for to s halfall for yellow andFrnnk Baldwin four

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the drives and whon he swung down near uiiauis goal anu tuo yont Maui irom tying score limen sphere took to flight reds put through a tally forty sec- - was then called and the game was over

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thrm by the margin af poaakon Runsix ana i nrrjqnanrn in btu i

hail 1 ne 1 avairy nave lorn iwieeTkolr worst beat tke Walter hltjby tdtakw ffoMt fa1 Ueor beia alxtasm threKiarters J rne

to two and a half Tke Oakn team haswoa oneto Kuabad

with the Cavalry nd P1 aaadwhile atamls the V Drr WoihI

Time rame minuteThere nro only two more matahes to

1 e ployed the 1010 tournninenUMaul lias yet to meet the Fifth Cnvlryand tho Onlm team If the yellow andhlnck win both of these games theywill two to one with the two totho good while the Onhu will bo twoto tho bad one their favor andtho Cavnlrv will be with throostraight defeats

ST LOUS BEATS

THE NATIONAL GUARD

Swatfest and Tragedy of Errorsin Two Long Hours Some

Good Stunts Though

From Sundays AdvertiserThe game yesterday between the St

Louis Collego Alumni andGunrd baseball teams was painfullyslow most of tho time but thero worb

n few brilliant plays relievo thopain produced upon a patient crowd by

they had to of several thc sphere to rotten work in ortho

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CI 01002000 11Summary hiso hit Hn Sue

two base hits Williams S ChillingMay ChiUlngwoitli Thomp

son Oiiullivnn dounic pinys ii unund tore up his charger not and j score and Harry to DreiCr otit

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Were Fine Some Rotten

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rrom Sundays AdvertiserLota for Punahou nnd Bell for the

Army unged a pitchers battlo thosecond league game played yestordoyafternoon Kach tho twirlors gotnino and thc tbo play-ers

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done anything as woll the gamowould havo been interesting from start

finishThe score and summary are

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from scoring nnd then took the ball Jomn 3b 4

way up the field Tho yellow and Woltcrs ss 4

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LAST SAME

From Mondays AdvertiserWASEDAS VS LOOAI TEAMS

Wonduly 4 Wnsodns S Clilnoso 5Inly 0 AVasedns fiMarines 1

July 10 Wasedas 3 Portuguese 2 ISinnings

July 12 Wnsodns 1 Nnvy 10 12 In- -

iilngsTulv li WnMdis 1 Military 0lulv 81 AYnnedn 1 Portncuivio 0August 12 Wnsedns 0 lliloilns 0August 14 WiiMdns 7 Illloltes 1

August 17 Wnscdiis P Maulites 0August 10 Wncedns 13 Mauiites 1

August 21 Wnsedns 4 Marines 2Lost

Jnlv 3 Ml Oilin fl Wasedaa 2

lulv 10 Onhu Alumni 1 Wnsedns17 innings

Jnlv 17 riiinesv 0 Wnsedns I

July 10 Vavy 1 Wnsedns 0 13 in- -

ningRJuly 21 Military 0 Wasedas nJnlv 23 Mnriiies 15 Wnsedns 3

lulv 27 All Mllilnry 4 Wnsodns 0July 30 Onhu Collego Alumni 5 Wa- -

serins 1

Jnlv 31 Chlneso I WaFOdns 0August fl Onhu Alumni I Wnsedns 1

August 7 Portuguese 9 Wasedas 0August 13 Hiloites 11 Waedas 0

August IS Mniilllos 3 Wasedas 1

With tho scoro tied In tho sovonthand two down In tho ninth a trio ofclean hits in succession netted a pairof runs which won tho Wasedas thovlctpry over tho Mnrlnes in tho playoffnt Athlotic Park yesterday afternoongiving thorn tho final triumph of theirlong nnd brilliant islnnd campaignDrnpcd in Ids of laurels and chooredon by rousing Bnnzais nnd bon voyagoechoing from tho hearts of tho Islandpopulace these gentlemen scholars nndsportsmen will embark on tho Tapancsoliner Tenyo Mnru on their triumphalvoyage homo wlioro they will no reeolved with loud acclaim as tho conquering herocg for grcitor is tho gloryto finally win out nftor a succession ofdefeats

Learn to Wield BatTn their early conqucits on tho local

diamond tho AVnscdas put their foes toconfusion with thotr baffling littlebunts Then their adversaries closedin and frustrated them in theso cloverstunts Thoy wero forced to abandonthoso tactics altogether nnd fall backon their weakest forco tho wlolding oftho lint lliey showed yesterday how

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with a bltuHe la water Maid OmarHttfaraa neoad aad liar attwek onOlbaoa faned alavea Sad walktM Inarwklle Ol retired lx aad haadMI oatpM ta tkre

Kidney Drsesses Cause Half tho Com

mon Aches and Ills ofHonolulu People

A one weak link weaken a chainso weak kidney weaken the wholebody and hasten the final breakingdown

Overwork strains colds and othoronuses injuro tho kidneys nnd whongood Slnco taking this roinody I feelbettor than 1 hnvo ln years

Bonns Backncho Kidnoy Pills arj sold by all druggists nnd storekeeper

it uu cents per uox six uoxus vzovjor will bo mailed on rccoipt of prlco bytho Uolllstcr Drug Co Honolulu wholesalo ngonts for tho Hawaiian Islands

Itouiombcr tho name Douns andtnko no substitutetheir activity Is lcasenod tho wholebody Buffers from tbo excoss of urlepoison circulated in the blood

Aches nnd pains nnd languor andurlnnrv ills come nnd there is nn over- -

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xonl help for tho sufferer except kidnoy Ijolp

Bonns Kidney Pills net directly onthe kidnoys and cure every kidney ill

Heros tho host of ovldonceMrs Mnry E Perry 111 W Eloventh

St Mitcltoll S Dak says It U im ¬

possible for mo to oxprcBS my gratitudeto Donns Backncho Kidnoy Pills oa Ifool thnt thoy hnve saved my lifeAftor everything J tried hnd failed andtho doctor anld 1 wus going to die thisremedy helped mo ivondorfully Mykidnoy complaint wns no doubt in-

herited¬

as 1 suffered from it slnco Iwas a small girl I wns told that I hadBright s dlseaso in an acuta form Mylimbs became so badly swollen that Icould not movo and eomotlmos I hadto bo assisted to turn over in bod as Iseomod to havo no strongtb Thoro wasn retention of tho kidnoy socrotions andmy health was badly run down Final-ly

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my husband procurod a box ofDonns Backncho Kidnoy Pill for mennd I enn say thoy did mo n world ofgood

JAPAN TO ANNEX KOREADURING THE WEEK

TOKIO August 22 It Is bollovcdthat the Tnpnneso government will nnnox Korea boforo tho wook is out Thoprivy council Iiiib boon summoned tomeet tomorrow Tho papors stnto Hinttho conventions havo already boon lgned but this report is unconfirmed

GENERALS BROTHERTO BE PRESIDENT

SAN JUAN DEL SUR August 22Madriz has resigned tho presidency Infavor of Toso Estrada brother of the

ovor that they can do it and now in- - j leader of tho Insurgents Gun Junn Josestead ol naming burners as thoy woro Hstrada who was slated to bo lrcsiwhen thoy arrived thoy havo bcon con- - dcnt Tho government departmentsverted into wicked wallopers having havo been notified of the chango

THE ADVENTURES OF J0SHER BLUFFEM

Contluuod from Pago FourWell suppose you tell me I said just what a Democrat IsA Democrat said Notlcy Thoughtfully is a man who didnt voto for

mo at tho last election and who fulled to get a job out of tho Republicanparty

So I suspected I replied Now what is a RepublicanA Republican replied Notley is a man who hopes to get a job on

tho road if Charlio Hustace is elected MayorAnd what Is a Homo Rulert I continuedI am said Notley Since Knnlho borrowed a thousand dollars from

Link McCandless Im the only Homo Ruler leftThen tell me I said what is John WisctDont ask me said Notley Ask Rudy Buchly or Charlio Achi He

belongs to tho Bulletin pardon me I mean tho Bulletin belongs to him andTho Advertiser bays bos a yellow dog Ho says hes a Republican and Idont daro tell you what somo of the honest voters say he is My privateopinion is thnt ho is Wise And a Wiso mans no fool you know Hes liltotho industrious ant ho makes hay while tho Mm shines Its a Wiso sorvautthat knows his own master

Why aro you a Homo Rulert I askedPartly for fun and partly to bo unique replied the Porpotual CandidateWell youre unlquo nil right I said and I hopo you get as much

fun out of running for oflico as other peoplo got out of watching you sprintJust then the other spring of tho pako hack broke tho horso rnado another

feeble attempt to run away without any better success than before and Itook advautago of the diversion to slip away leaving the Perpetual Candidatestill with his mouth open ready to talk

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llff 111 Som8 Pay Thelr Entrance

ffflfflli And 018rs Use a Pass

llnnawako nlias Tronic Kriigcr still Insists that ho will run for super ¬

visorial office Doing Interviewed on tho subject by Tho IJystnndcr ho said

I am what I am Im llnnawako and I act accordingly Us itopublicans

always stand sido by each In union thcro is strength and Im a union man

not Central Union union for Unnawako nt tho polls isnt it T Im a member

of tho Onion Club also nnd in onion there is likcwiso strongtu Act nccoru

inglyAsked what a watchmaker would do on tho board of supervisors Hanawake

said ho would bo timclteopcr Tho supervisors need a bad timokcopor Imean they need a tlmekcepor bad ho said and Id mako tho supervisors

como to time Id keep such a watch on them that tho board would work

liko clockwork I am what I am Act accordingly

Just then an old lady white haired and wrinkled entered Hanawake s

shop and asked if her watch had beon repaired When did you lcavo itheret ho asked I dont rcmomhor jour face Her answor camo pathet-ically soft Fifteen years ago como next Thanksgiving sho murmured

It is not quito finished said tho jolly watchmakerPromising to send her grandson for tho timopioco in enso sho should

have passed away by tho time tho job was complotc tho dear old lady leftI am what I am said Ilanawako indignant Somo folks aro too

particular Im not particular Im going to voto unanimously for CharlioHustnco for mayor and for myself for supervisor Act accordingly

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Thcro is much in tho pleasures of tho chase Tootry has been turnodout hand ocr hand on tho subject chiefly in England whoro chasing tho fox isso popular In Honolulu wo have tho pleasures of tho chaso in many ways in

fact thero is plcasuro to n certain extent in almost nny chaso McDufllo derivespleasuro in chasing tho festivo cho fa gambler Our Wall Street magnates

and others find entortninment in chasing tho almighty dollar GovernorPrcar apparently derives amusement from chasing an oxcuso to sidestep making

a dofinito statement liven Breckons gots n modicum of pleasuro in chasingcriminals though contradictory as it may seem what ho chases is seldomchaste

V fct t H atTo tho man up a eucalyptus tree this attack on Lorrin Androws appears

nomowlmt insane as far as tho Bopublican party is concorncd If there wasover an organization that needed reorganizing it is tho Hawaiian Bopublicanparty at tho present time nnd if thero ovor was a man capable of handling

tho situntion it is Lorrin Androws It is safe to say that nothing tickles thoDemocrats as much as to know that thord is a fight on in tho Bopublican ranksand unless tho Bepublicnns get wiso and show somo respect to tho best licu

tonnnt thoy over had in tho matter of reorganization to wit Lorrin Androwstho Democrats arc going to scoro tho biggest victory thoy havo ovor yot re-

corded

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t v V tCharlie Clark is a clover politician and a justly proud father but ho is a

Bcpublican and is ndmitting Democrats into his family This should bo In ¬

vestigated by tho Manoa insurgents Should a good Bopublican liko CharlieClark allow his charming daughtors to wed Democrats Domocratic Shoriff

Jarrett is tho happy husband of ono of Clarks daughters and now DemocraticSupervisor McClcllan is about to bo honored with tho hand of a daughtor oftho Bcpublican leader Tlio question is will Bepublican Charlio Clark voto

for his Democratic sons inlawtp t t P

Playing tho hoso on Buchly is said to have beon an accident Buchlyhowever has accepted apologies

K k k atThey aro telling a story on Chester Doylo when ho was in Japan which

will bo vouched for by tho same diet It is unfortunate that Chesters namewill somehow persist in gotting into print but sometimes his adventures arouseful in pointing a moral Tho moral of this story is that things aro notalways what they aro said to be Chester so tho story goes tried to cntorinto conversation with a Japanese in tho letters own country but tho Jnpancsocould not understand Chesters Japanese and inslstod on talking English

Beautiful day remarked DoyloThe Jap ran buck into tho house and soon returned saying Tho day is

indeed honorably handsomeDo you think it will mint asked Doylo

The Japnucso ran back into tho house and quickly roturncd saying Thehonorablo rain has the privilege of coming down

How nro yout inquired the polite ChesterTho Kipponeso liaatencd again into tho houso and within n few seconds

again emerged saying Thanking your honorablo self I am dcllciously com-

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Then tho conversation lagged till tho Japanese rushed onco more into thohouso and hastily returned saying You aro looking very amorous

Uy this time Doylo had his suspicions Ho tumbled to the fact that thoJapanese was running back into tho houso every now and then to look up aJapanese English phrase book So Doylo himself entered tho houso of thoJap looked up tbo phraso book and discovered that amorous was thcrointranslated ns in your right mind sober

The Jnpnneso had endeavored to convey to Chester that tho latter waslooking serious or sobor

Ohet took it goodrjaturedlyk a a at kt

When tho Examiner crowd was bore Jim Quinn took n numbor for anauto ride

What beautiful roads you have said a lady I wish wo had roads liketheso in Los Angeles

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A male tourist her companion spoke up Said bo Yes tho chamberofcorainerce deserves a great deal of credit for these ftno thoroughfares

Jim Quinn chauffeur and road committeeman of tho board of supervisorsnearly turned the machine into the ditch with indignation

Begging your pardon madam ho explained bringing tho nuto to astop but the board of supervisors is responsible for theso fino roads and Iam the road committeeman

Oh isnt that just too sweet of you said tbo ladyQuinn drove on

kt k k kt ktThcro has been much said about the fat girl and tho fat boy who stopped

ovor here to show their half a ton and moro of combined avoirdupois It soemsthey wanted to go for an auto ride but there was no ono machlno that couldcarry both so the fat boy decided to stay at borne while his little playmateof 085 pounds took a joy spin She climbod Into the auto from over the Tearand became wedged so that the only way she could bo disembarked was by

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aim ftr taaraatwata ffowt the ulary told In tae Mlanlng

Taa lads brow wat tad am the Jadgas tpeli was slewA ail darkly loakffd h at tbe clerk ami darkly at KMtr Jo

PMtilgfctf baa came bafore tit he grumbled with a frownAnd If he otiee should win tlilfl CMC how con I turn litm downf

Then uj spake Artlus Brownius a learned man wm lie

Ill soak tbat blamed Josepkus so lio will get no fee

And how can Quinn die bottor thnn facing fenrful oddsFor the aslies of a inobllo nnd the temples of us gods

Condemn the Quinn Sir Justlco with all the speed yo mayI with to moro to help tno will icnd him on his way

In this straight court a thousand may well ho bluffed by wojWholl take the stand niul raise his band and soak Tom Quinn with met

Then up spako Consul Pontius a Briton proud was heho heros my hand I understand that Quinn should noer go free

And out spako Catbcartcatus a city lawyor gcolI will abido and boo him tricdl a bcnzlne bug is hoi

Lightfootius quoth tho Justice aB thou prnyoth it can not boThy client is not guilty but ho hath hired theol

Tor I dont liko thy manner and I fear thou lovst not meExcuse the joke but Im going to soak Tom Quinn oro he goes free

Ills driving was not furious nor reckless was his driveBut still I find bim guilty of being still alive

Tom Quin tins must remember that whea to court hod goHo must got somo othor lawyer than noisy Lightfoot Joe

Tor Joo and I dont hltcbius Andradicus wiped a tearAnd ho 8 not accommodating nor a soft spoko chap I fear

Ill now dispense with renson and just hand justice outSo Quinn must dig up fifteen plunks for going tbo footlight routeNow round him throng tho courtiers to press his honors handsTho whilo Tom Quintius gaso lcans whoro weeping Lightfoot stands

And now with Bbouts and clapping and noiso of giggling loudAndradicus swirls his robes of state and grins nt tho gaping crowd

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A lady tourist visiting Wahiawa wanted to know why they planted thopincnpplcs upsido down In storo windows sho had always seen thorn other-wise

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IIow much for tho holokuf asked a monoclcd gentleman In a curio storoin this city earnestly examining a calabash

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Adjutant General John Walter Jones N G H U S A has issued anorder covering personal equipment required in encampment in which list itis mentioned that some of the desired articles aro poncil underclothingwatch soap blankots for cover and small mat or rug for bedside

It is illuminating to bo informed that blankets aro required for coverand it is luxuriating comfortable to know that tho bravo lads aro willing torisk their lives for their country on a small mnt or rug for bedside Per ¬

haps Colonel Jones means a prayer rugFurther tho announcement declares that tho camp can bo reached from

Honolulu by good walk by hack or by street car Did you overtIn tho first place what is a good walkf If it is a long walk it is not

apt to bo considered a good walk and if tho camp can be reached by tho streetcar wherein lies the necessity of walking or taking a lmckf And sinco suchsuperfluities as hacks aro mentioned why should tho colonol forget tho automobilesl Could not tho camp be reached by auto or on horseback or byaeroplane or by accident

Next wo know tho gallant colonel will bo reorganizing tho Hawaiianarmy and having a hack brigade

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If you want to got near to nature go out to Kapiolani park early almostany morning and behold tho prison gang poso in the nudo for tho benefit ofearly morning children or anybody olso who bappers along in tho first daylighthours Tho prisonors go out to tho park to work in tho ponds or alleged lakesand start business by taking out their striped suits nnd putting on less elegant costumes If you bit tho park at tho right timo you may well imaginoyou are agos aback in an Eveless Eden It would not bo amiss if part oftho prison disciplino woro n littlo oxorciso in modesty

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Inttho heart of this thriving metropolis thoro is a rather excellent restaurant which would bo much moro attractive if its Bwill was not allowed tobo exposed in tho kitchen all day to tho doligkt of tho enthusiastic flies whowith porsorving feet migrato from said kitchen to tho food ono is endoavoring to cat

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Ililo 1b to bo Btrenuously congratulated Binco thoro appeared in tho midstof that thriving suburb so versatile a genius aB Leland Stanford Conncss hoof tho Mcphistophcllan Vandyke birsuto appurtcnanco and tho extromo modestmanner affected by His Editorship Not satisfied with watching Ililo growor helping Ililo grow Conuess of Tho Hawaii Horald took it into his consciousness to nggruato the growing pains succeeding to nn cxtont ovengreater than his ambition iu tho aggravating part of tho act

Now ho has developed into an orucle lie is tho Crescent City Delphiand whon ho opes his mouth let no embryonic sausago daro to bark Each burn-

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editorial opens with tho feeling that a herald Is trumpeting from tho topof the page unto the end thereof and tho burden of canned intellectualitywhich trickles ndown tho double leaded column is excellent as an examplo ofperfumed pomposity Comess is an ahlo writer ho can write a thousandwords an hour nnd his opinions aro treasured in Ililo for what they maymean in tho eent of an interpreter ever being secured Tho verbose vacuityof a cub jn journalism is ns tho widows mite to tho editorial void empty still

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Thoro is nothing easier than nn affidavit unless It bo anothor affidavitAnybody can handle an affidavit It is tamo and will cat out of tho hand Alittlo child cau handlo one only a littlo child Is usually too innocent to fondletho treacherous beast

Affidavits uro legion Some people aro born by affidavit somo acquiretho affidavit habit and others have affidavits thrust upon them

To affidavo or not to affidavc that Is tho quostlonl Whotber twero bet- -

running the machine Bldowiso up an onbankment and letting her roll out Tho tor to buck the slings and arrows of outrageous lusurgents or to consider their

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WHERE WILL THE CAPITAL OFTHE STATE OF HAWAII BE

When Hawaiis Star Is on the Flag Will HistoryRepeat Itself and the Seat of Government

Be Changed

When Hawaii becomes a State willHonolulu have to fight it out with somoof the othor towns of tho Territoryto retain her proud title of CapitalWill Ililo with her brcakwator her nowwharf her federal building unitodcltizeuhood and volcano have grown in-

to a position by thnt timo to enter thofield as a potential rival Thoro willbo plenty of timo between now andthen for thoso who aro watching Hilogrow to noto qui to a difference

Perhaps Walluku will have incorporated Kahului by that timo and willmako an attempt to swipo tho ter-ritorial

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seal tho Governor and the lostof tho official family

Kauai may mako up its mind thata State Building would improvo Walmea or Lihuo and will dash in and cap-ture tho nrizo Onco Kauai eets started after anything and thcro is nothingto it

Who knows It 1b not an exception-al thing by any means for a territor-ial

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capital to become suddenly ono oftho also Tircsonts when a State constitution lias been accepted oust nowthoy aro having raids and forays andinjunctions in Oklahoma State withGuthrie in a death grapple with Okla-homa iCity for tho honors

Fowcr than half of the States havonow tho same capitals which they hadwhen admitted to tbo Union In fowcrstill is tbo capital the samo as it wasunder a colonial or territorial form ofgovornment Somo of tho States havohad in turn threo or four capitals

Usualy tbo chango has boon for thosake of n moro central location thoughtwo or threo of tho Atlantic CoastStates in moving thoir capital backfrom the seaboard had in mind thogreater security from invasion by aroreign ioo

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of Now Jersey although from 1702 to1730 tho Governor of Now York

tho Governor of New Jorsoyin thoso years Jersey while ¬

ing its own wns muchfrom New York City ¬

had had no capitalsince 309 1 the change was madoto thnt town from St Marys Doverhas been of ¬

ment sincoWhen was in 1802

made its capital andcontinued so i30 whenchange was made to Columbus near thocenter or tbo mate Corydon a littlotown of which few pcoplo havo everheard was onco tho of Indiana

was upon in 1852nine years tho fcstato was admitted

likcwiso oncoas capital to thocensus that had a ofonly 177 It thesettlement In tho Valleyand was mado n of acentury a later when

was in 1809 AfterState was admitted to tho

in 3818 the cnpital was changed toVandalia honor passed fromlittle town to in 1830

Towa City wns tho capital of Iowafrom 1850 years aftor tboStato wns admitted when thewas mado to Dcswhich was tho capital of beforeits admission has vanished fromthe nccortling to tho census On

In tho original colonies tho other hand Omaha which gavo uptho chief settlement was tho the scat of in Nobraska tooarly of government has forged ahead and

New York tho of tho StateSavannah and Charleston I was tho capital of

Massachusetts is ono of few old its career as a Territory and inStates in which no chango has boon tlio early years of statehood until thomade and oven there attempt was change was mado to Lansingmado somo years ago to transfer tho In California a vigorous attemptcapital to Worcester mado a few years ago to chango tho

Ithode Island and for a of from tolong timo had two capitals each but In San Francisco Nevada has in turnrecent yearB Nowport and New Haven two capitals sinco it becamo a Statehavo been stripped of thoir honors Now Virginia City and then CarsonHnvon censed to bo a cap- - only a few miles away Arizona hasital in 1873 but Newport continued to nlrcady had in turn three capitalsbo ono of tho capitnls of Ithodo Island iTuscon Prcscott and Phoenix the latuntil 1000 Uhodo in fact in tcr sinco 1800the early days had no fewor than five Of tho Southern Statescapitals at tho samo timo South King- - Louisiana has had a peculiarston East Greenwich Bristol in capital was at New Orleans untiladdition to the two shared tho 1849 when it changed to Batonhonor together through tho nineteenth Rouge In 1804 it wbb changed backcentury to New Orleans and thon in 1880 it was

In New York tho capital established onco more nt Batonat Albany in 1797 Tho original seat whoro it remains Florida has had aof government wns Now York City and succession of threo capitals St Augfor a timo Jamaica Long leland a ustino under Spanish rule and ns a Tcrtmrt Mm Boroueh of Ouoens shared ritory when tho Stato was

After tho tho ndmittcd in 1845 and a little laterStale met in Kingston

nnd continued to meet thero several i

Then it mot onco orPoughkccpsio beforo wasdetermined ns capital

When tho district of Maino wasmitted to tho Union waB madotho seat government and continuedso for ten years Then for saKo ora more cpntral location tho change was

to Augusta aftor a spirited camnaiirn in which Wiscasset Belfast nal- -

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as at Augusta tho old Hois now reuiuuvi- - uau expected to lenve for

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ita in 1805 the ad- - la to Btnrtin that timo the

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EDITOR SOGA

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Editor Soga of Nippu Jijl

iJV SiiSE ErrE leaves Tenyo Maru JapanPortland jwhero will stay several months

Hampshlro seat returning Islands Duringeminent Portsmouth absonco Kawainura will

long during down editors desk paperfollowing Soga intonds

located Exotcr 1808 tour Japan and will alsopermanently located Concord straits sizo affairs Korea

There Stato Mnnchurla boforo returninguouso extensively Japan earlier

Montpelior Bicjj rctolvodgraphical center Vermont mado meS8ng0 boforo

capital Between prcparomission and Legls

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WORLD CONVENTION

DEAF MUTESfirst settlement until llius it wnstransferred to Williamsburg where it I COLORADO 8PBINGS Colo Augustremained 1779 Sinco it has 8 hundred representatives ofbeen at Richmond Phildelphla tho deaf mutes of Canada Austria Gerfirst settlomont and metropolis of many China England and Americasjlvnnia was also Its capital 1709 gatherod horo today for tho first session

for a dozen yoars tho distinction 0f the National Association of Deafwas enjoyed by Lancaster Harrisburg and tho third worlds convontlon Thowas made tho cnpital in 1812 I delegates bto meeting at the Colorado

In tho thlrteon original States tho state School for tho Deaf and Blindmost Tccont change of capital has beon yn address of welcome was road bymado by Georgia Millodgevlllo a Ht aovornor John Sbafroth of Coloradotie city on the was ine scai or ana Mayor H C Avery of Coloradogovernment until superseded by At jgrjDttS extended tho froodom of thelantn at tho closo tho civil warMontgomery lias been tho capital ofAlabama only since 1847 Beforo thatit wns Tuscaloosa Tbo two Carolines

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SaturdaysA truly elephAHtlno young maiden

tame to town yesterday Sbo Is accompanied by n brother who alio is awhopper Tho girl is called JollyTrixio or something to that effect forprivate reasons and tho boy Is knownas Baby Ullss Tho girl is said to tiptho beam at 080 and sho is twenty twowhilo her brothor weighs 585 and iseighteen years old

Whether tho two youngstors weigh asmuch ns they claim ono thing Is cortainly truo in respect to slzo theylook liko near rolatlvcs to a moBtodonLeaving tho Makura of tho CanadianAustralian line yesterday aftornoon thocorpulont- - youngsters boarded a bigautomobile Tho springs of tho ma ¬

chine sank down to tho axles and itlooked as if the nxlcs would bend butthey did not

Tho young pcoplo aro touring thoworld with a theatrical company

Among tho passengers returning fromtho mainland wcro Mr and Mrs T ORothwell Mr and Mrs Prank Ilalsteadand their three children A P Jordanand A M Morrill

Tho Makura had a smooth vnvnirnfrom Victoria and Vancouver Sho arrived nt 7 oclock yesterday morningand sailed nt 10 oclock last night

P B Johnston accompanied by MrsJohnston and six men from tho localnaval station sailed for Samoa rohnrnJohnston will bo assigned to a positionob yeoman and tho other men will roport to tho consul for assignments

SEHUM If FACE

F RAUD CHARGE

Roil Mate of Wrecked Helga Be-

ing Investigated by Com-

missioner

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Almy

Following tho statomont of CaptDaniel T Wall skipper and part ownerof tho wrecked barkentino Helga thatThomas Roil mato of tho same craftwho accused Wall of bad treatment dur ¬

ing the mates alleged illness had rep ¬

resented himself to tho American consulat Newcastle that ho was a citizen oftho United States and to Wall that howasa British subject United StatesShipping Inspector Henry N Almy hasstarted an investigation of tho case

Roil is said to have credentials fromtwo governments and thoro is a likelihdod that ho will Ibe prosecuted forobtaining employment or other materialbenefits by fraudulent means

Wall claimed that Roil procured fivemonths support from the Americanconsul at tho Australian port and uponleaving that place ho shipped with Wallas a British sailor from Newfoundland

Eight sailors from tho Helga loft forAustralia on tho Makura last night

Yesterday Eric Lovy tho cabin boyfrom tho Helen was found bv CantainWall to havo a sovero gash on his fore-head Wall had the affair reported totho police and the boy told DeputySheriff C H Rose that two of thosailors had assaulted him and tried tothrow him off tho wharf near the navalstation

Levy sailed on the Makura and nowarrants wero issued for the two sailors accused of trying to do up a boy

WINS NEW YORK STATETENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

NiEW YORK August 4 F C Inman of tho WeBt Side Tennis Club wontho singles lawn tennis championshipof New York State Wednesday by de ¬

feating O R Gardner ono of tho in- -

hisCrescent Aiatbias receives

sumu3 i e l

Tho now champion nlnved a steadvgamo his strongest points bcinc backhand shots across tho court and hoshowed a trifle moro accuracy thanGardner whilo Gardners best pointswore a chop stroke both fore and back-hand Inmans service was a bit swifter and stronger and all the heseemed to bo moro anxious to como totho net for short work than Gardner

BROWN FINDING THE

RUSSIANS SATISFACTORY

HILO AugiiBt 19 laborersemployed nt Pahoa lumber mills InPuna aro giving entire satisfaction andaro thoroughly contented with theirconditions This was the opinion ex

by Raymond O Brown afteris visit thoro in compliance with his

instructions from Washington MrBrown is now lookinc into conditionsat Olaa will then tho Russians attvainKca ana proceed along the Hamskua plantations

Among the arrivals by tho Makurawero Mr Mrs M W W Gilbertand Miss Gilbert Tho latter beenvisiting friends in tho East during thepast twelve months and on bor returnearly in July joined her parents inruueouyor

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to euro nny of WindBleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 iaH days orrnoney refunded Made byPARIS MEDICINE CO Saint LouliUS of

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Warren J Lynch ot New York

Says Thoro Is No PlaceQuito Like It

You havo back yrd here that arcbettor than tho botanical gardens thatare hotter than tho show places of Eu-

ropeIn this sentonce Warren J Lynch

passongcr traffic manager of tho NowYork Central lines summed up a por-tion of his enthusiasm for Hawaii anenthusiasm that is as genuine and ar-dent as tho best promottonlst couldwish

Thoro seems to bo a quality aboutHawaii which forbids vorbal description by her admirors Mr Lynch speaksno Hawaiian which was made for thoscenery and admitted that ho couldntdoscrlbo tho Islands Ho did not sayIt as if ho wanted merely to plcasoHo was strictly in earnest Incidental-ly Mr Lynch who arrived on tho Mon-golia is worth in rounu Jgurcs onopromotion committee to Honolulu andHawaii nci

As head of his department of thogreat eastern railway system ho is di ¬

recting a campaign based on tho oldslogan of tho railroad men Seo Amorlea first

Wo intend to includo Hawaii inthis campaign said Mr Lynch in thocourso of an interview last night attuo JUoann Hotel whero ho is n guest

Your promotioa committco has bocndoing wondorful work back oast andHawaii is not as littlo known as youthink I havo been in communicationwith Mr Wood and Mr Coopor and willremain so

Wo havo been conducting this campaign for a long timo in a way not of-

fensive to thoso who do want to goto Europe A great many pcoplo comoto tho tickot offices and ask for reser-vations on tho Maurotania or somo oftho other big Atlantic liners Thoy aretold that tho bookings aro full ns they

aro and they say that thoy willwait for tho next boat Thon wo intendto ask them if thoy havo ovor taken atrip across tho Pacific and slip somoHawaiian litoraturo across tho counter

And wo 11 got lots of them I tellyou lots of them

Havo you attractions enough heroto interest and hold tho attention oftho tourists Mr Lynch pointed hiscano towards tho door of tho hotel

You can go to that door and lookover moro beautiful Bcenery than anythat was over scon in Europe Youhavo backyards here that are liettcrthan tho show places of Europe Thogreat botanical gardens aro nothinglike tins Tuo famous gardens that aroono of tho show places of Monte Carloaro nothing in comparison to this

You peoplo hero who have livedhero most of your lives dont realizewhat a beautiful place this is Ofcourso thoro will bo times of the yearwnen tourists win have difliculty ingetting to and from tho Islands Butyou know that tho popular club is thoono tnat nas tuo longest waiting listYou have fine steamers on now andthoro will others added You knowa steamship is an exponsive thing andits like a rcsorvoir You dont wantto build it until you know thcro is a

source of supply behind itthat tho desiro to go to Honolulu has notsprung up over nieht

Mr Lynch s visit to Hawaii is anevent in Hawaiian promotion as hiswords indicate Ho is in a position todo a great deal of good to tho Islandsand is moro than willing to do it forho says that ho considers Hawaii a1much a part of America as any otherportion of it In comparing tho Islands with Europo ho also added thatno could not Bay tho samo thing aboutFlorida or southern California to whichplaces tourists flock in thousands everyyear

Mr and Mrs Iynch leave Tuesdayfor tho volcano and will return to themainland on the last of tho month

HFOR REFORESTATION

HILO August 19 Brothor Mathiastho local representative of tho department of agriculture and forestry hastwo thousand young trees in nursery ofalmost every conceivablo vnriotv thatwill grow on tho Big Island Ho alsohas thousands of seeds set out

door doubles champions in tho final I his services which includo ownrounu on tno courts or too I manuni lauor urotnerAthletic Club three sets to ono 0 3 from tho Territory tho munificent

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SOLID FOUR FROM

THE GARDEN ISLAND

Jack Coney is in town havingarrived yesterday from Kauai Ho andDoctor Huddy and Charllo Rico andWill Sheldon aro pretty sure to bo returned to the bouso of representativesthis fall James Kula may run for thohouse In any event ho is an aspirantior sucu nonor luiudson ol Waimeais likely to run for tho senate thoughthero is talk of a dark horso goingagainst him

WARRING FACTIONS

COME TO TERMS

NEW ORLEANS August 20 Pri ¬

vate cablegrams from Nicaragua statethat General Madriz tho holding presi-dent

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and General Estrada the insurgentchief have agreed on peace with JoseEstrada brother of the latter as Prcsident

TEMPERANCEWRITER DIES

Judith Ellen Horton Foster notedthroughout the country as temperancelecturer and writer and advocate ofmisstions and philanthropy died indarfleld Hospital hero early today fol ¬

lowing an operationMrs Foster was born at Lowell

Mats in 1840 While Tedding in Iowashe studied law and was admitted tothe bar of that State Later Mrs Foster took an actlvo interest In the W

All m Itn 5RMIWFFKM

CIRCUIT COURT IINT KUHIO TO

CLUTTERED UP

Refusal to Try Cases BeforeJudge Andradc Causes

Loss to County

On neeount of the refusal of severallocal attorneys to try nny eases boforouistriot Magistrate Andrndo tho clrcult court is being clattered up withminor cases which ordinnrlly would bosettled in tho lower court tho countyis losing a large amount of fines andcosts that should come tp it and thoicrriiory is Doing put to largo extraexpense

Several lawyers mako a practlso ofdemanding jury trials whenever thoyhavo to appear before Judgo AndradcAs Andrado can not refuse tho cubosgo up to tho circuit court It is saidthat thcro aro now about Bixty suchcases ponding before Judgo Coopor

When fines and costs aro imposed inthe district court half tho proceeds goto tho county But when tho Bamocases are tried lioforo n jury in thocircuit court tho fines nnd costs go totho Territory and tho countv pots nothing

Moreover it costs a great doal moroto try a caso before a jury In tho circuitcourt Jurymen are paid 43 a dav coshand ovon if a enso last but ono dayniu jury n ca umouni 10 JfJU not 10speak of other extra oxponsos Andsomo of tho minor cases which aro car-ried

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to tho circuit court becauso thoattbrnoys are loath to allow DistrictJudgo Andradc to pass upon tho lawand the evidence may last for sovoraldays costing tho Territory sovoral hundrcd dollars perhaps and notting thocounty nothing

This practise if adhered to will con ¬

siderably cut down tho countys incomoand mny nocessitato retronchmont alonglines of improvements now planned Itis expected that boforo long tho supremocourt will bo compelled to tnko noticoof tho situation that now exists andthe higher tribunal may feel called uponto take some action

In connection with tho complaint ofClaudius McBryde Judge Andrndo said- i i I

10 wn thv vin attorney in

is thcreforo hardly called uponvoico sentiment ot ill trcatmont Ibolicvo ho has appeared twico ns a de-

fendant in civil suits whore ho wasbeing sued for some small amount andonco was on trial for running over nman

Mr McBridc however is at presentnppenring ns attornoy for LieutenantBurchficld tho officer ofthreatening to shoot up Waikiki Thoca60 is sot for next Wednesday morn-ing

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after sovoral postponements andMr McBrido will then have a chanceto learn at first tho competency orincompetency of the pollco judge

UNCLAIMED LETTER LISTList of letters remaining uncnllod for

in tho general delivery for tho woekending August 20 1910

Allen Mrs V Leind WmAllen Henry LcRoy JAllon G HAllen J WAmwog F JAshor G CReswick W LBell P JBower HBriloy Jas A JrJirooks E --MBraymer A ABryant Miss

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Liewis LiLewis A CLowell BennettMcCandles

MaryMnrdonald

A HWm II

McLeoclMcLaren WMcNeill Jos

MrsBrown Mrs Mr

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Coorsscn Ilcinrich Porter E ACorell J J Quiun Miss Mil- -

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BUILT FIRST WHARFNOW FOR THE NEWEST

HILO August 19 Former Ministerof Public Affairs W E Rowell wasactively Interested In tho constructionof the first wharf erected in Hilotho old government wharf that is nowrotting boyond the railroad wharf andwhich was condemned as unsafe a fowyears ago Mr Itowell now here totake preliminary steps In connection

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STIR ENTHUSIASM

Hawaii Island Republicans PlanItinerary for Delegate Off-

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HILO August H nonubllenn nol- -

itics aro apparently quiet hero hut thorois a very Btrong undorcurront of feel ¬

ing At a meeting of tho county committee hold on Wednesday night thodnto of tho convention was set forSeptember 1 1 A committco on flnancowas appointed Austin Kal and Bilvon committco to rccolvo tho DelegateBeers Cabrlnhn Kal BohnonbcrgLewis and AiiBtln whllo SupervisorLowis will nrrango for tho band thoconvention

Cnmpaign Manager Carl Smith hasbeen nrranglng plans and hones to gottho Delegate to mako a special trip totho Big Island arriving in nilo onAugust 31 nnd making his hondqunrtors at tho hotel branching out fromhero to Puna Olaa and other nearby

and then going through nomakua and on to Kohala It is thoughturn mui rary can do covered in n wookand thnt tho Delegate will bo able tostir up somo enthusiasm among tho Ropublicans

All tho prcsont county officials willbo renominated without doubt Thorowill not bo any Republican oppositionto Mngulro for auditor but an effortwill bo made to urgo Rev S L Deshato run for treasurer Mr Desha haspublicly announcod his withdrawal frompolitics but it is felt thnt ho will boready to answer tho Delegates call nsn speaker Without doubt ho is thomost forceful Hawaiian speaker on thoRepublican side nndvhis oratory wouldbo greatly missed in tho campaign

Candidates for tho legislature aroparticularly bnckward in coming forward especially for tho eennto Tho

of Carl Smith tho Republicancampaign manager is probably moroofton mentioned as good sonato matorialthnn that of nnv other nubile man MrSmith if asked to run would probablyfeel it his duty to givo nn affirmativerepiy iio lias eorved ono term In tho

K iuj fimuu a question njir iucuryuo lias novor appeared rthis court as an any case I ZL ATAtnl - onnd

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Democratic activity nnd hopofulnesscontinue to bo conspicuous and predic-tions of changes in many of tho countyoffices aro promised Tho hot fight oftho convention will bo over tho nomi-nations for supervisor with CnbrinhaRoso Lewis nnd Nod Austin nil favorite Republicans to fight it out forHilo district Tho Democrats arorather pointing with pride to their en-

rolments and have mado tho followingcomparison promising a later ono withlarger surprises

Dem on- - McCand- - Voto castPrecinct rol in less voto forDelo- -

1910 in 1008 gnto 1008Knllua G3 27 121Kcanhou 45 33 340Kalaoa 48 41 88Hookcnn CO 23 183Wniplo Kuku- -

ihacle 78 12 12fJHonokaa 30 17 124Lnupnhochoo 3li 95 19

Honohina 20 SO 42Honomu 2G 93 90Pnpaikou 69 95 100

472 357 1088Tho gain claimed by tho Democrats

this year in ten out of twenty threoprunncis is jii votes ns Bliown bytheir now enrolment up to last week

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H ACAINST JAPS

Tho Koreans of tho Island met inconvention in Honolulu Saturday even-ing to continue their discussionssteps to bo taken against tho occupancyof Korea by Japan

It had already been decided tomen to tho mother country fnst nspossible up arms no tlninvader nnd several nlrnailv Ktnrtcd via London and St Petersburg lilr

iu oy mo anti jnjiancso so

Jlio meeting Saturday was for thopurposo raising funds and tho nppeals of the leaders of tho organization

answered handsomely Nearly niltho Korean laborers on this and thoother Islands havo every cent

had earned abovo tho barest necesto tho causo nnd in nearly all

Instances gave up all their past savingsIn a groat many eases this meant

500 a largo amount tohand larco fund now ut disposal of tho association and plans aroueing mado to get moro off at onceMoney also being supplied to the Insurgents at homo to purchase arms andammunition

HA GOOD INVESTMENT

It costs but small amount to kimChamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy always hand andIs economy in the end For sale by all

Benson Smith k Co Ltdagents for Hawaii

GRANDA IS CAPTUREDRIOTING IN MANAGUA

NEW ORLEANS August an-da

Nicaragua has been captured bythe insurgents Rioting In Managua isreported

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OUR QUIA TIES

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tho Market

August 10 K O Faulknernnd Meredith Jones tooth of tho Atchison Topckn and Santa lo Railroad ar¬

rived In Hilo on Tuesday evening MrJones is tic inspector nnd belongs totho roads forestry branch Mr Fnulknor was nearly threo years agoand signed tho original contract withtho Hawaii Mahogany and LumberCompany whoroby tho Santa Fo agreedto buy 2500000 ohin tics

Mr Faulknor whoso hondqunrtorsaro nt Los Angeles nrrlvod in Honoluluon tho Inst trip of tho Siorrn coming

to Hawaii n fow hours lator by thoMnuna Loa with Mr Jnmcs CastleHo has spent of his timo slhco inIConn and Knu especially inspectingforost lnnds thoro in which tho HawaiiDovclopmcnt Company is interested

noting mo small rarm uoveiopmcncIuibo section of tho Territory Thon

went runa making a briofvisit at tho Pabpa lumbor camp and go-ing

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into tho Cant nnd Bolto lumbormill Thcro through a third party hohns mado an ngrcomont to purchasetholr output of ohla ties thoy havingmany thousand stacked ready for ship ¬

ment soon tho railroad oxtonsioncompleted about September 1 A

vessel baa been chartered to tako thornto California nnd is now tho wny to

Mr Fnulknor says tho SantaFo needs nil the ohla tics it can gotand would buy moro if thoy woro intho markot Speaking of tho tios fromPnhoa nro now in uso Mr Faulk ¬

ner saidTho ohin tios givo oxcollont satis

faction Wo nro using thorn in thomountains of Ar onn and Now Mexicoprincipally on rves Our hoavyginos nnd cars r lod a good track andgood stuff to miko it with Enginosformorly used this sorvlco woighed

but now thoy woicU700000 pounds requiring hotter road ¬

bed to mako trnvol safor Wo uso fourmillion tios a year mostly in ToxasNow Moxico and away back in thomountains oi now Arizona wo gotour ties mostly from northern Califor-nia

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Hawaii Japan Moxico and ovonns far awny ns tho Island of TasmaniaTheso nro shippod from Hobart of thostringy bark variety

Finding that tho eucalyptus troofurnishes good tics wo havo sovontoonhundred acres of land planted with ou- -

calyptus in soutuorn California Wohavo dono this in order to bo In a posi ¬

tion to supply ourselves with tios whontho natural forest resources of thoUnitod States aro oxhnuatod Our ¬

quirements bo filled and to a certain extent wo can thus bo independ ¬ent

On Wednesday morning Mr Fnulknornnd Mr Jones accompanied GoncrultMnnagor A Thurston of tho Hilorailroad ovor that companys now ex-tension

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fnr ns Honomu Ho saysthat ho has loarncd moro of tho realnature of Hawaii and its agriculturexriH mis inp man in nny otner wayOf tho railroad work ho said that itshowed groat engineering skill and pos¬

sessed somo exceedingly interestingfeatures On Wednesday aftornoon thoparty went Pahoa to bo tho guestsof Mr nnd Mrs Johnson till Mon-day

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whon thoy lcavo for Honolulu bytno uinunine

Owing to Mr Fanlknnro Intnmt otlong stay on tho IConn nnd Kau side ithns been intimated thnt ho may becomoApplying this nil mccincts wo wh Mr W E Wall whoo i ti i r nas Bccurcu a rrnnclusn frnm ihii

vote plnco him ahead of Not- - f contf tlon of a railroad onley nnd pcrhnps enough to Dole JstIaniV Aftof Mr-- Faulkners lnBtnto Kuhio to mako thincs nnnlcasant X11-1-

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TWO ACCIDENTS III

POLO PROCESSION

Soveral nccidonts on tho Moanaluaroad varied Saturday afternoon travelto and from tho nolo iramo In nnncase at least and possibly two arrestswill bo mado

Tho first occurred whon Machadodriving car number 402 ran into a bug-gy

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believed to havo been driven by aman named BurchfloM Motorcydouuvui uuiiiuu is t jiresont investigat ¬

ing this caso to dotormino tho amountof blumo to ho attached and to whom

Chilton was an eyewitness of thosecond accident when Dondoro hit thoroar of a car drivon by Kelly Tholatter callod at tho pollco station yesterday to have a warrant sworn outfor the other for lieeillAjm nni niidriving but Chilton had already mndoarrangements to have a warrant iissuodluuuy

Chilton claims that it m nmIcssness on Dondoro s part as ho wasnot going fnst no speeders having boonnoticed nt all that day Tho chassisnnd lamps of Dondoro s machlno werosmashod and the back of tho other carslightly Injured In neither caso wasanyono hurt

TREE STRETCHES FOURFEET IN CIRCUMFERENCE

IIII August 19 When W ERowell arrived at the Hilo Hotel onWednesday morning the first thing hedid was to measure the big rubber treegrowing on the lawn finding that Ithad grown four feet In circumferencesince his last visit to Hilo fifteen yearsago

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of weak lungs in the familyWhatshould be clone Ask yourdoctor He knows Ask himabout the formula on the labelof every bottle of Ayers CherryPectoral Ask him if this med-icine

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has his full approval forthroat and lung troubles Thendo as he says

Ayers Cherry Pectoral

Ftwnd ty Dr J C Ayer Co ItweH Mm U S A

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HONOLULU IRON VfOKKS CO Maihlnery of every description made toorder

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THEFITTH CIEOUIT TERRITORYOF HAWAII

AT CHAMBERS IN PROBATE

In the Matter of the Estate of CarlLutlwig Kahlbaum deceased

Order of Notice of Hearing Petition forAllowance of Final Accounts Dis-tribution

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and Discharge

On Reading and Filing the Petitionand Accounts of Iconic Rodick Executor of the Will of Carl LudwigKahlbaum late of Koloa Island ofKauni deceased wherein he asks to boallowed 1 18907 and charges himselfwith 1237051 nnd asks that the samomay Tie examined and approved andthat a linn order niny be made of distribution of the property remaining inhis hands to the persons thereto en-

titled nnd discharging him and hissureties from all further responsibilityas such executor

IT IS OKBEKBP that Fridnv tbo30th day of September A D 1010 atten oclock a m before the Judge of

aid Court at the Court Room of saidCourt at Lihue Island of Kauai boand the same hereby is appointed asthe time nnd place for bearing saidPetition and Accounts nnd that allpersons interested may then and theroappear and show cause if any theyhave why the same should not bogranted and may present evidence as1o who aro entitled to tbo saidproperty

Dated at Lihue Kanni this 20th dayof August 1010

Bv tho CourtR W T TURVIS

Clerk31S7 Aug 23 30 Sept 0 13

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The funeral services of the late MrsKelUilani Knpuniai Mnby will be heldat the St Andrews Cathedral this af-

ternoon at half past two oclock theItcverend Mr Kroll officiating Following tho church services the bodywill be taken aboard the steamer Kinau for interment at Wniinen Kauai

Mrs Mnby is the granddaughter of

J K Knpuniai who for years has beenthe tax nssessor at Waitnca Sho waslorn at Waimea on May 28 1S8S andreceived her primary education at thepublic schools of her home town Laterbe camo to Honolulu attending both

tho Kamchamcha Girls School and StAndrews Priory

In 1010 she was appointed as aschool teacher in Makuweli at whichplace Sbo met and became engaged toWilliam I Many one of the engineering staff of tho steamer Maui Thoyoung couple were married nt Wnimcaon April 7tb of this year and moved toHonolulu where they had decided tomake their home On the 17th of thinmonth just about four months afterthoir marrlnire Mrs Mabv was takenSuddenly ill and was removed to thoQueens Hospital The best of medicaleuro failed tier and the next day shonmaI sway So suddenly did this allhappen that her huibnnd who was ntKwgJw oh the aUarottr Casasde wasUttiblo to get back to Honolulu in I meto ego hit young wife alive MrsMobys 11 11 111 emu friend too couldhardly believe that tk end Ua4 aomeHi bUDll

funeral VJiou tbc Boer leader bou living is Mv Mexico baa bean reailed In tba Sou Hi African F4sra

Hon to be aatUtant miuuter of uatheaffairs

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MARINE REPORTBy NMeiMtit Biehnge

Friday Aornat IB

iAmF lIIMiW AIMS 1010 SFMI Wr

Jvntlle- - Aug 18 H 8 Mlfttourian

i r iKiniiMiiuSaturday An tost 10

IHo AalM Ang 17 a 8lmr for RMlomlo

II ilo Arrived Aug in bktn BenMiafrom Aberdeen

Salma Crnr Sailed Aug IS S SMnsknn for Sn Francisco

Snlinn frui Arrived Aug ID S 8Anzonalt from Hilo Aug 4

Snn Francisco Stilled Aug 20 2 pmi 8 H Sierra or Honolulu 3 hoursIntc

Monday August 22Hilo Arrived August 22 S S En-

terprise from San FranciscoHonoipu Stilled August 20 schr

Muriel for San Francisco

FORT OF HONOLULU

ARRIVESFriday August 10

C A S S Mnkura froma m

Saturday August 20Str Mntinn Ken from HiloSchr Helene from Aberdeen p mStr Kinnu from Kauai n m

Sunday August 21T K K S 8 Nippon Maru from

Yokohama 10 a mAm sp or

Harbor p m

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Falls Clyde from Urnys

lonuny August jzT K K S S Tcnyo Maru from San

Francisco 8 a m

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Ynncouvcr

DEPARTED

Str Clnudiuc for Maui and HawaiiSp in

U H B a HulTalo for Maniln 7 amU S S S Albany for Yokohama 7

a mC A S S Makura for Sydney 10

p mT K li S a Nippon JUiru for San

Francisco 3 i mSchr Falls of Clyde for GaviotnStr Likelike for Maui ports D15

p mbtr iNoeau for Kauai 5 p m

PASSENGERSArrived

Per C A S S Mnkurn from Vancouver August 10 Misses D McCallum TIlothwell J Helton H Hnlstend MGilbert Mesdamcs II Boswell McCallum Ilothwell Hnlstead M OllbertMessrs T H Oldhnm A M MorrillII Huns P T Bailey WT D McCallnmA K Ionian J Untliwcll 1 MoirF Deakin F Hnlstond I W GilbertMaster Halstend Misses M CullonPlunkett Allison H Moore MesdamcsT Cullen Peeke lTntcbins Messrs Dllishof W X Walton A Seibel H RArncmnnn Abrahams 2 Semllcb DPeeke H A Wright

Per vtr Manna Kea from Hilo andway ports August 20 Row W DWostcrvet Rev W W King Mrs AG Marcallino F R Silvn Hiss Grnhani Mrs Vos K Ynmane JMra Yninane minster Ynmane Master YamaneMts T II Mnby Mrs Tomskn MasterTomska R K Pirn nnd 2 prisoners MJ Scully M Joe K Tnketa E JLord T N Nognsa S Sbeba H PjBccklcy W A AYall W AV HarrisJ A Richards L A Thurston MrsThurston Mrs Hill W T Rawlins EM Ehrhorn Mrs E Popplcton iMissE Fake Miss B Tnlce Mrs L CAbies E G Bnrtlett Miss Tucker MrsA B Tucker Miss M d la CuestaMrs W R Coombs Miss J McTntoshC McLennan M E Courington KSaki V Hafada Mrs TTarada T Harail a T Leith J Mcinecke Miss EMeinccke Miss G Mcinpcke MasterMcinecke Miss Jordan V E Thomp-son A Alirens A W Carter R A

Kearnes and son Mrs Fois Chew SnnChow Bang Y Mnsumi Mrs MnsumiMis Tnkpwa Mirs O Mitsmln Miss HKutsii Master Tamnra Y TanhnotoMaster Alirens Mrs A W CaTtor 3children and servants A O WheelerJ B Alexnnder Mrs Alexander CTobltn II Ai K Harn T Omurn ONomura K Teda T Alio O KiknmiT Ocawa M Fukabori W HnyakawnW A Ramsav R Burn T Nnkima Art J

Kimurn II Shinagawa A MarcallinoL K Smith Wm Knimnnn E GibbW A Ramsav R Burn L Nnkimn ArtSpilzer Beke Ihilii C Short O S Parson O J Whitehead Miss WhiteheadX Shinobard I Onki T Knmaji RI Mead A C Bowsett

Per str Kinaii from Kauni portsAugust 20 O IT Fairchild C WilcoxMaior Willis W H Rico Sr Wm Punoi Mr Coekett Mr Fassoth J IIConcv C F ITcrrick Mrs A Water- -

bouBe nnd hprvant II L llowsnn S KKneo Mr Richardson L S Hjorth T

Tierce W II Rico Jr Master RicoDoctor Buddy Miss Faust Miss Fitzgerald Mr Frost Mr Brandt Mrs IIWolters Master Woltcrs Mrs CockpitMr Hazclton Mrs Hnzclton MrAmoy Ah Hop Cluing Tong Yee BunJudge Kapahee Miss W Groto MissT Grote Doctor Sandow A D BillsMrs Hills Miss Mfthikna II BlakeMrs Moler Master Molcr August Ferirelra J A Gilmnn Mr Colson

Per str Mlknbala from Molokni August 21 T Odo Mr Brown Mrs BayMrs Reist Master Day Miss PierceMrs A j Anderson U nay AirsMcinc tho Misses Kane Mrs Paularand two children Mrs E K PancaniR Liwal Elizabeth Poepoe J D McVeigh Miss Akin Master Mutch

rer T n Jv h xenyo waru fromSan Francisco August 22 For Bonolulu stopover L M Sedgwick Mrand Mrs irea m scuuitz F 1 liuchnnnn

Yor Yokohama Miss M Aisawa 13

Barnby Clias Benjamin Mrs CliasIlcnjamin A F Blaiim Wm K CarlinMrs Wm E Curlin Baronots do Chau- -

boiilou Mrs L Guggonhimo T lloriMrs Jos F Keoney Perry n KeeneyMrs E ifcKIm nnd maid MIeb K SMuller Boron K Oura T Bakol Mm11 niunniuir Mint r Diiarpiesn ivTaknkii M Tegnor Geo 8 TracyMrs llco H Trnoy II W Turner Jerclval Vnn Kirsclitcn

For Kobe lie v K Ibuka D DjMiss i Nakngmva

For Blinhal Mra A II Allon AAUton Mrs A AUimh C B BokayMrs 0 E Bokay MUs L It Brother

nHl it II rbaBdlMs M II IT Oiudless flov F Q Deli Mr F Q DaisW llodcrick Boraay Obai L FreerUiaa Lilliau r QrarT A R lingerMrs B Harvay UU Uarlg T lloIfliiK ll auy KH Mr Tay BKtdltt 4 d mfdut Rev R XI Wter

REALTY BOARD

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Continued frem Page Oneyanr ltfiiritHlitly get enthused over ourally ami want te buy properly butjt as cflnn as they make an lnvestigallon nnd find Hint they will havenlrMilHtely no protection from an unde ¬

sirable nelgliborhooil they change theirminds It is like tliisi The man whobuys n summer or winter home wantsto feel sure that wbon ho leaves toroturn tho following year that ho willnot find his house surrounded with dirtyshacks

Not very long ago I had the pleasure of showing some improved propertyto a very prominont real est a to man ofPortlnnd Oregon and when Ipointcdout a beautiful home for sale on Nunnnu nvcnuo ho observed the neighborhood nnd said I find no objection tothe property nnd improvements Theyaro benutlful and tho price is reason-able The clltnnto is ideal and T wouldiko to llvo here but I do not like the

neighborhood I expect to live heroonly a fow months of every year andduring that time I do not care to havemy children mingling with those of Japlaborers or playing nround a Chineselaundry located in front of my lawnand under tho very shado of my palmtrees I could not reply to this argu-ment with tho fact starinc me in theface so I simply diverted his attentionto unimproved property in tho OceanView Tract at Kaimuki I mention thirfan only one of many instances in orderto show you whero the real cstato busi ¬

ness of Honolulu is drifting Unlesswe get togetuer and resolve to put astop to thesi shacks and other unde ¬

sirable buildings obstructing tho beautyand comfort of our homes we will neverbo nblo to bring Honolulu to tho highstandard of an American city

I am very optimiatic about Honolulus future and sincerely believe thatwith n littlo energy and tbo proper ef ¬

fort wo can piakc her tho place ofmidpacific homes for tho lovers of restand beauty Wo have a climato suitablo for both winter nnd summer homesand our geographical position gives 11s

tho whole world to draw from Whileour resources indicate a great deal fortho industrial nnd agricultural futureof tbo Islands yet wo do not necessa-rily have to depend upon these for anAmerican movement to Honolulu Wodo not need fnctorics that will make ourcity smoky and bring more laborersamong us nor do wo need anythlnglikoa fnsbionablo resort to attract peopleOur climate and scenery aro nil tboassets we need The refined andwealthy people of the world today aroseeking quiet restful and healthfulplaces to live ratlior man noisy citiesor oxciting fashionable resorts Ourwonderful climato nnd our charmingsconery which havo been highly recommended by all the lending men or tnoworld aro what tho people want andU is up to us o introduce tho propertyupon the market nnd tell them about itThere is nothing to prevent tho business men of Xew Ioik Chicago andotl er largo American cities froirl owning their summer and winter homes inHonolulu just na thov now haVtfthemon tho coast of Florida and in the dif-ferent

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parts of Europe We pari veryeasily divert them to Honolulu if woonly try The increased transportationfacilities and tho opening of tliePnnama Canal will revolutionize the Pacifictrnllie and benefit Honolulus rcsldcntinl property moro than nnything elseOur promotion committee is doing goodwoik in bringing tourists to the Islamicand why not the real estate men get together and bring them hero to livel1011 wctild bo surprised to know whatcan bo accomplished with tie propereffort Diirinjr the past twelve monthstho Kaimuki Laud Company with practically no efforts to solicit outside business has sold about 20000 worth ofOcean View propeity to parties on thomainland who intend building their wintor homes hoie There are thousands ofpeople today who will come to Honoluluand build anything from a 10000 hometo n 00000 villa if wo can only showthem that tho climato nnd conditionsnrc favorable for their health We willnot bo doing justice to ourselves or thepeoplo who live here unless wo reachout for a better clnss of business andoffer our property to people of meansnlio will malic desirable citions andbuild beautiful homes instead of shacksIt is my opinion that if we can get 1

movement started on the mainland fortho building of homes in Hawaii therewill be no end to tho amount of bustncss that we can do Wo have tho nd

Mrs R M Mnteer Clias C McrwinMrs Chns C Mcrwin Dr Cnrolino SMcrwin Rev J A Miller Mrs J AMiller Muster Jamie Miller MasterZenos Miller Mnster Rnlpli Miller Mas- -

tor rorter Miller Master Paul MillerO Moller and servant Mrs O Mollorltov IT S Myers Mrs H S MyersII Ollordcssen Mrs II OllerdesspnMiss M Ollerdesscn Miss E Ollerdcssen IJ M SutlllT Mrs E M SutlilTS D Tnctkion G E Tucker Mrs GE Tucker Miss L White

For Hongkong Miss Qraco EBarneburg llov A J Fisher Mrs AJ Fisher Mnster John Elliott Fisher F11 Fry Mrs V II Fry nnd maid MissMabi roilHon Mrs F Goldschinldt LGuggcnbinie Rev Wm Harris MrsWin Harris Miss Christina Harrisneriieri u nnro ji Hoseh MltaHarriot Howell Br Geo H Jenksn fl - r in w ri uituiitv u jvihu ir a w Mar¬

shall Muster Wore Mnrshall GlennMiller Mrs Glenn Miller II J Mor-ton

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Mrs II J Morton Mrs II MInyno lluy Peoples QuHn Boon O 0Sampson Miss May Secrlst S IIBloni Mrs 8 It Stem Dr AndrewTiuibennnn Mrs J S Vnn Bnren undmaid E Vollbreoht and wife J S Volburg Mrs J 8 Vosburg

DepartedPur air Claiidlne for Hawnll and

Maul ports August 10 I II p PDoyor E Smith L A It Ilarl O WIivinjiilon Mrs Livingston jf CarvuIho W Kekaiio Mr Somervi MiE Kalpo Mr Mary Hqiyiimnii WmM K KauiaUri W Muller Julia UMary U C lUdiliffa P Uaajffr MlI Cbaluiers Miw Jamlptou Mr CantMother A Wlttrock J V Coobtt Mr

ockett UiM Coeketl Mia Jl iopiiMint JI Pieksrd W- l- I Unit K gCpwlt Mr n T Afbuiiu li H HuLMr llohe 11 B Aulvtwull y 8iutfir

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antr nf other plsrr m hr fat thaiw ran rrroftiy to h m

nt a fHirfir rinnr wrll thman wli wanta a inter hnm 4 allthat wr hae in rln la in pet tegrtrtcrand rrxie tn silisntlff of lrinirjuirttrntiM lrfore n

I rini liiatnn I snjtirawt that weimmvitlalrlr nrtfanis a Mnnnlnla rtaltvl oard and letter our ral ettatt1 eoadilion Let m a opt uniform rnlM mcHhoris ant rhsrses that will plaea eorbuain upon thf blrjliMt itaadard ofeftleloney And boneatr and gain thecohfldenre of the public It us plateour orimniAtian upon the same footingwith that of tho Honolulu Stock Exchange so that no one will attempt tonuy or sen property except tnroitch nmemlier of our board Let us havo ourregular meetings to diseuss and actupon matters that will help our profession nnd show to tho peoplo that itIs nur intention to protect values nndbuild up an Amerienn city In the mid- -

pncinc mat win rival tne worm loreautlful homes

The Kaimuki Land Company suggests tho organization of a realty boardand promises its hearty Biipport

Pioneer Dealer NominatesC S Desky one of tho pioneer Teal

cstato dealers of Honolulu followed MrStanton and endorsed tho project Asimilar organization nnu Men broachedbefore but had come to nought Hecalled attention to the need of a boardwherein opportunity might bo had toprevent the erection of shacks in thobetter sections of the city He heartilyfavored such an organization nndmoved that Mr Stanton act as tem ¬

porary president the motion carryingunanimously

Proposes 100000 Club11 H Trent after endorsing every

thing Mr Stnnton said proposed ahundred thousand club a movement

to build up tbo population of HonoluluHo uelievcd that the realty boardwould afford excellent opportunities to-

ward this desiiable end This proposi-tion was heartily applauded

opeakinc on tho subject of tho realtyboard Mr Trent stated that thero werenumerous matters of sorious momentwhich such an organization would consider Thero was tho question ofstamps on documents taxes and manyothpr relutivo matters and a boardwould set a system of rules and charges

--Mr Trent paid ins respects to knock-ers

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Many a customer had been almostput in possession of property bargainedfor when knockers got hold of themcausing tho prospective purchasers toback out of the deals The realtyboard would probably havo an effectin eliminating the knocker

Mr Stanton belioved that the hundred thousand club proposition wasa sorious one and ho wns glad that thorealty board would father tbo project

Too Many BlotsMnrston Campbell superintendent of

public works in the course of an ex-cellent

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address stated that Honoluluwas a city of many blots in the buildingsense a city of too many small backalleys crovided with shacks and ho ad-vocated the realty board using its in-

fluence¬

with tho legislature to pass alaw making it necessary in tho openingup of new suburban and city trnctsfor fifty foot wide streets to bo laid

One of the greatest troubles in mak ¬

ing Honolulu a handsome city was inthe restriction of tho erection of cheapshacks A few years ago there was awidespread buildiiic movement whereinoriental store buildings wore builtwith overhanging balconies which worptar from pleasant to users of sidewalksparticularly when tho balconies weroporions of living quarters upstairsThat was stopped Then thero wns thoquestion of narrow alleyways Therewere too many nlleys in tho middle ofbig blocks The organization of arealty board would be an aid to fhogovernment in an endeavor to remedysuch conditions Shacks and alley ¬

ways wore a blot and disgrace to thocommunity

Another trouble was the unfortunateleasehold system Ho quoted DoctorBurdetto in which he stated that a manwho obtained a leasehold did not makethe best citizen which the fee Bimplodid Honolulu was troubled with ab ¬

sentee landlordism nnd large estatesAll blocks should bo divided into reas-

onably-sized blocks Tt was up to theboard to prevent such atrocities beingerected as that under construction atthe corner of King and Kapiolanistreets opposite Thomas Square byour eminent and patriotic citizenMngoon

The Organizing CommitteeTn rcsponso to a suggestion that a

committee bo nppointcd to prepare ascheme for tho permanent organizationMr Stnnton appointed Messrs C bDesky W M Minton R II Trent WL Chamberlain and Oliver Lansing

Among others who endorsed tho prop-osition were W M Minton R It Rcidford of the Bishop real estate depart-ment

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who called attontlon to tho dif ¬

ficulty of getting titles properly record ¬

ed for transfer of properties NortonBobn of the Kaimuki Land companyW II Firrington responding for thepress who stated thnt he believed tbopress would bo united in supporting therealty bonrd proposition and gnvo somosuggestions for publicity F E Stcereof tho Henry Wnterbniiso Trust com ¬

pany Will Chamberlain nf tho firm ofHeiiienwav nnd Smith Oliver Lansingnnd Dr Hutchinson

The QuestsThoso present at the dinner wero

Marston Cmnpboll chairman bonrd ofland commusioners r v ntccre anaWaltor M Kendall Henry WnterbousoTrust Company J E OConnor amiHugh II Walker Hawaiian Trust Company II II Trent Trent Trust Coinpuny Itobt It Iteldfonl Bishop TrustCompany Clin A Stanton E LIliittliUou nnd Norton Bobo Kaimukitanil Company A II Bnndero andOliver Lansing Laming DonderofFlmor L SebwnrUborg of J J Morgan Win W Chnmbwlnfn of SmithL lloincnwiiy Martin Grime has 8Ibudiy John II Sohnack Paul E IIKlraueh L I Kirkpfltriek A P Tay-lor I I Timinoiu W II Parrlngtonand 1 W Pratt

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If aurraat report mm eorret therewill be one lsa steamer line eallitig attho port of Honolulu after January 1next ru the Toyo Xishen Katha issaid to be contemplating the abandonment of it present route

Frosidcnt Shlralthn nnd Vice President Oka of the line nrrivc today onthe steamer Tonyo Maru returningfrom New York whore they have beenin conference with the officials of theGould linos They are expected to con-

firm this report upon arrivalThe company has now separated of-

ficially¬

from the Pacific Mall and thojoint schodulc is a thing of the pastBy the agreement just reached betweenthe interests controlling the Gould linesnnd the T K K the Japanese company receives the gigantic Gould railway systems as feeders for its vesselsand is 110 longer dependent upon theHarriman lines The affiliation betweenthe latter and tho Pacific Mall is whatforced the T K K to connect with tboAmerican steamer company

Now that that connection is brokenthe T K IC will no longer have reasonto stop at Honolulu It can not carryeitlior passeiigers or treigut BetweenSan Francisco and this port and so thoextra nulos which it must traverse totouch here represent only extra timennd money

According to information received inthis pity the lino contemplates theabandonment of tho port after this firstof the year after which dato it willswing around the great circle to thonorth

4--HENRY T TAYLOR DIES

AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS

Henry Thurston Taylor aged 55 andfor scvoral years identified with theOahu and Hilo railroads died yesterday morning after a brief illuess Thefuneral sorvicos will bo held at theresidence of Mrs J P Winne 144Bcrctania street at three oclock thisafternoon and the interment will bein the family plot in Nuuanu cemetery

Mr Taylor was born in Hawaii lieis survived by two sisters and onebrother Mrs C II Kluegel Mrs J PWinne and James T Taylor Mr Taylor was the second son of Mrs PersisGoodale Taylor A civU engineer byprofession he was for many years intho employ of Oahu Railway and LandCompany also having been employodby the Hilo railway His cheerful andkindly spirit will long be romemberedby thoso associated with him He wasretiring in nature and devoted to hischosen profession

EXONERATION IS COMPLETEFOR ANDREWS

Continued from Page Onereject it It was there when the mealing adjourned

Lane who isia the committee on aproxy from Holstein lof Hawaii thentendered his resignation although hebad nothing to resign

Lane appeared to bo very sore overtho outcome of tho investigation whichAndrews had demanded After thepublic meetings of the committee itwas plain tnat lie Had expected tnevote to stand three to three withVoellcr voting with him This wouldhave thrown tbo matter into tho handsof Atkinson for the deciding vote At-kinson in tho light of the questions beasked during tho investigation and hisapparent hostility toward Cohen wasexpected to vote ngainst Andrews

Now Out for His FriendsIn tendering bis resignation An

drews stated that ho did so in orderto havo his bands free to work forthose enndidates be believed wouldbest serve the Interest of the publicHis statement was

I now wish to tender my resignation as nsslstant secretary of this com ¬

mittee and nil other olllces under thiscommittee I am a candidate for dele ¬

gate to tho county convention from myprecinct and irom now en J intend totake an nctivo part in political affairsworking for thoso candidates whosoelection I boliovo will be for the bestgood of tho community

My term of olllco on this commit- -

tco expired last Saturday and I woulduavo retired at tnat time iiad it notbeen that these charges were broughtin against me

I certainly did not Intend since ithad been plainly shown that there wasa ring of soml graftcrs trying to getcontrol to sit still a an employe ofthis committee with my bauds tied forfear thnt I would bo displaying partiznniblp or boing criticized for opposing men who I know wore workingagainst the intorot of decent ItepublicanUiu

The question I now up to the peoplo whether the Republican party 1 tobe run in the Interest of a ring of pettygrafters or wbotber tbo decent oltmientIs to be in the saddle I propose totuke op onon land ou till matUr

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