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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
BANK cLEARiNCS
snow DECREASE

The effect - the street car stfiks
on business tn the estf VAS made
evident today ~ a large dfctsaHs IN
the days bank elrArings. The clear
mss today we're ts0s.eik which 10
fiaeez lees thar the ciearinRs Of
ratassay a week aHo. and DE-.
crease Of tisa.kst Tor the corfsaPond
inE day % last ysaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
BEGIN WORK
ON THE TUNNEL

N. y Rssd. assistant engineer for
the Great Northern Railway Com.
public works that tee raifWaY com
parry VIII - ready to besia dixins
the south approach g. the Great
Nnrthsrn tunnel Apftl - Mr.
ana sewers on Main aud Jacksoa
streets lowered bslaw the level e
TIE rslifuad TRACKS. uhich az that
place Niii h. seven feet abax~ city
datum. TIE streets are u feet afoss
datum. The cusg u i0ssrlus the
ripss ani s~Mefs viii - bsfne b.
the railway company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
LAST EDITION
LUMBER FOR THE
LIGHTING PLANT
sur LEGAL ap RECEIVED the BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS

The one was for the city 10 Furnish
a sawmlil aud deliver Il 10 the con-
tractor at North hend on the berth
orn Pacific railroad The contractor
was To transport the min nom
North ttcnd 90 cedar Lake. erect "a,
cut the lumber and finally dtsnan.
tie and return the mill 10 North
iirud
The hid opened to-day was on this
proposition. l. Porter proposes 90
take the NTH furnished by the city
from Narth ilend and erect n ON the
iakc for g. silo llr viii diamantle
and return q for t8oa The principal
items Of his bid faf cutting the um.
Der are az follows To cut tto 900
feet ef wooden HtaVe lumber, alto
PER loco fces a5a.cos rough lumber
az y 30. l3A.Qeo ncgt siahhed lumber
at 81 Hts bid for wooden craas-
arms to be used iH pole construction
amounts to about sete,
The bid whieh d IL thought viii
be- held 90 be Irregular IL made by
A. y. FisgE. The bids Wefc refeffrd
10 the city euginver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
n,voRoea GRANTED

The following divorces wefs
granted by superior Judge M0ffii
thts morning Howard VIII from
ffrtelie Wit, on ground Of cruelty
Alice n. Ilufdge Va william iufdse
hh ground Of deseftion, Mary Miner
from Lehofa Minef, on ground ai
non support ! D Pope from MARY
Pope on ground OF dereftion. Fan
nie Calvin W ~ Calvin nonss sup
port Mary Marsh from = NJ. Marsh
90 ground of nom support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

Frank w. nsIf, osganlat Of the ~.
Marks church. VIII awe his third
organ recital at the church tomor-
row at o'clock. Mina Louise
Dewey OF Tacoma will assist him.
Those who heard Miss brNey'r
splendid soprano voice NJ Mf. Han.
Tins recent recital viii be pleased
with this opportunity to hear hef
sing again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
WATER Will
TAKE CHARGE

WASHINGTON. n G. March = r
Charles Waters "a DeaNsr VII b.
placed IN charge u the division II
salaries and aiia~ aneex foe the past.
once department GA hia arrival
frcfn the Wsst. this H1erninss Hees-
Heavier. who resigned under pr~s.
sufe. 0lii b~ immediately retired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
TOUCHED MS POCKET

Ella Armstrong. n woman q the
town. Was arrested BY faifoimsn
Hubbard and ariffith and Sergeant
stuart this morning on a charge of
iafcefy from the Tefson. Edward
Albright waH booked ct the police
station ~ a witness Prom the
statements Of the affair made BY
the police - appears that Albright
had been Nrlukins with the woman
and she had lifted from hts pocket
a small amount % money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
TACOMA'S MAYOR TO
ADDRESS STRIKERS
MONSTER PARADE MEETING TO De Held THIS
svgnlse-cosrEseNcg TO-DAY

noon. This company ran one car
Last night without maieatatipn.
A hts labor parade aud mass meet
ing With tnr mayer a. speaker 40
20 BE- held tenlEht. The company b
afraid to Try a night services this
evening on account o. this demon
me element 81 raeasua estlssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
In Small
Instruments

We represent the farnous Martin.
Curtis ana Washburn Guitars anu
hsndolinA. Stewart, Curtis and Far
land hantos, Stella Music ftoses ana
Columbia Photographs. tho most
rsffrCt talking machine made. Rec
erds from soc 90 81. In Nioiins We
have a fine assortment ranging from
- 90 $50 regular stock. Have lust
received special shipment Of rare
old vioiinE for from $50 70 $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
ROBBED TIVE {
MAIL POUCHES

aPufSuFfEi.D III. March So
Two mail pouches which WERE stolsn
In tfensfcf ~sr~ found this morning.
In a cornneid t~o miles south q the
city. They had been risiei chez IA.
drafts and InofisY orders akgreNsf-
ms tiOr. 80. ~sre left untsus had
The t-s.foryses authorities snnouars-i
the theft this afternoon. There y
no clue 90 the robbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

TACOMA. March ss.-The strikers
sFe stln boiling oat. A conference
WAS hrld last night between the
company. uulon officials and I.abaf
Commissioner tttaekman. but moth
ing came Of Il.
Another conference H. helnE held
n the couapany's offices this after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
MORTALITY RECORD

Mrs Molly pls. ased 40 years. died
At kiS James street iaHt night The
funeral arrangements are under the
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

Frank shaw pleaded guilty TO pet.
" iarceny In the superior court this
morning and was sentenced 90 81
days IN the county Jail lie stole az
aVercnat last January from A. In.
Fefaoll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
KID RUNS Away raoM HOME

~. @. putton reported 20 the pa-
lice today that stanley Adams. a u.
year hoy iivluE wiih him. had
run away and was In the city mome.
where. lie requested the chief Of
police % have him ulcked up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

To West Seattle Sunday. on boats
from c0lman dock even half hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
Piano or
Oredn
$l37
to $1,000

All warranted fer i've years And
kept In tune for one year. and are
worth frusu tte to us more than
other pianos selling At similar pfiess.
hhel Be pleased to hav. you step In
hssd look them over. Our terms are
very easy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
rs PROBABLY INSANE

Alfred Alien. young Russian
thought 20 BE- insane. was arrested
b. fatfalmsn Jennings and rfelii
man ou the corner 81 htsth avenue
and hiuE street. this morning Al
ten was not violent hen he was ar.
rested. bat had strange haliucinas
iona tits ffisnds. the police say.
uiii ME en- Insanity complaint
against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

uNf A HONE
OF fquf aNu iu iofalifT ehafs roa hsss
sol ssfFuuntinat ara fhe Assafsfirs
- nlaHaaE utdH#f On ruasH tuVsHtfftsslat
Ihat ftNaa ~ usfnfsf fiaash on tts ftxu-
tan fifsfffr lire. ne tfsi EIaHs ttH fafs
stffEs tzzks MasHIngfHn| hunIrsfa ~
families afa uEslnr Is zhd hlilainx
hrfuss. large saHfaiN fNHdf tiraff =
sffA far fFtFYtaaatr isfne tp9faft sets
sai ~ 81 a.. sna Biol - - daHH ana
- nanfh. Ifninss railf sfsa. i.ucatirr
. ffEh aaf ks4tfHF fsh1aEs tfstiug
Tleuff 500 sHa water aaas rsifAizsra.
safeai shaFches. fffFes. teiefhauss
sltf Hsits ffr. Efsf0nsss $40 NN# Al
tItfnisr Eearh - hapfg Iaka GERS On
Maahauafan sifssf5 fare - ridss 70 eas
aa1.as So Ne Weed. AGani ~ ofHrs
ennsf. 40 aastae Hincs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

A country home. four blocks from
car line. 5 acres COED soil. under cui-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
PORTLAND MEN
AID THE FIGHT


FTVF1Ial 70 TFHTT
PORTLAND. Ore. March -
AeAliistsf. Keller and 10y,
stfnst ear msn. have returned
here from Seattle. Wsrf~ they
we're offered Positions, but re-
fused on sceount Vt the strike
officer. Of the iccai car mems
auion say Il 10 Impossible faf
Seattle and Tacoma companies
20 set men here They are iak
inE vigorous sters to block sueh
atssmpts-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
Summit
Addition

oY~Tiookinz lake Washington and
the finest suburban property on The
market The lois are srubhsd. ready
10 build aud plant yauf garden to
morrow. 70 srrss % orchard and ~
acres Of stfa berries. rght ia the
citY. nothing ike Il any place. car
line going throuxhi set On the
ground floor. See this property be-
fore.you buy elsewhere.
Get off at Summit on Hsntan car.
Or call at city offtes. az Arcade
building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

ssfs-Frvs acres Of IN. land. onfs
rs minutes walk 10 the car. good
location. ana nasy terms.
Siteo-~Frvs acres Of A No. I valley
land. all under cultivation. right by
staten on electric lire. and oaly 20
minutes ride TO the City. Thsre IL
no better land In kins county.
City propsrty
tfsoe-A beautiful horn. on queen
Anns hill. eight rooms. modern. fac =
ing on car iine. This is an excellent
buy.
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
I'll Washington Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

TO CURE a colo IN ONE DAY
fsss Laxative hfataa Quinias fsttsts Al
dfttsslsta fFfanl tie fnunsT ~ u fsils -
ssts v. drives slsnsiafs 10 "a cash
boa. 1te.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

7 An ThE MAJ
HOUSE rs1siftnx In oil tHanrhes, ruht>f
weather stsfrfltf. xiasins! pins pcns
table,. etc. tts kadlsrn. phqnss-eaaeet,
hain ii'o. inasp<nasnt tssi
Hsndail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

Msequofade balf
A. Ranks hall. Pike street. Wed.
nssdsy eve. April LIST Admission
mkshsfs. abe. .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
1T q HYERr a co
80 Nj ~ Arssse lids

tsuAlazfHsAfs sd desert isada hicatrif On
ssarasstlfe fsrtlss Farm tststs IN tsfEs
aHd small quantities. ~ ssis On fH4sfisl.
atals sffraS Gre - tien fer sale Al slsfa
fer afsrs fuust - SID. = g hfefs A
DO IL ~ ~ Affada titaG
WHY - $50 Ter 80 fuat ios- ~hen we
can asn yua cns aFtv Ter $50 70 fsuo.
neaf tee tdtssihaHss and car lire AZ
taaiuflhfe sanf tsfHna. call and Efsf.
trngrsn Afneti. - Rasseii bisSk, cor.
nsf fffst ant Columbia
CHEAP lots az 80 On. at tffhtn4r CITY,
cali ~ fninutss' ride On ED Hsntan car
line on Nastfnstaa street. tsfnas -
towu. - morthtr Gene today. fAFas
Sam sflcs 81 sruunds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

LOUIS A. RFNFoRD,
1i0 Globe Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

Rsfufnlahed and rehiied through
out. now open for business. Il. ],
Hickey. Prop. Occidental avenue
ana Main street, Seattle. Telephone.
Main 70s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
South Of Yesler Bus

Leaves the Ron Marcia at s.ts.
~. and every hour fhereaffef a
20 daily Takes Nesler eas -.
70 zad and Yesler. Leaves "a ~
1eNlef ~ a. m. and every ha,,
thereafter TN D. m. to-.
same route IN returning 10 ths A.
Mafuhs ~"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28


Gidssias=f5zsa sastass. % tHtiup. street
800 ell Iaies Isfnfs ftiff sfsnar
Eiafk
tge.. sss5=4sa hsaaas an TNsfsts .fasFth ave-
nee ssasH Naeasssa uau-
too 1.fss-a cotfsss. TliiHsF nrst Hs4f
haifisssH ttfIra
tf4s,~asfs.sn crtfsss. rlsisfHE distatas.
tftest-t. EssarH cattaEH AZ t-stsiaAi - fAt
ia
fsT4 fisffs easfiaa o. Trenff ssst4ad ave
noe saasth street Hnfh ~ rid
7 arfss n aafeffFsalt AT Is fruit - a
EHFalln
TAfton-cssaK ca. s5s-se Ar1aAs
teaso- it f5sasn iesfRlaa tssss. nlrfiy fur
HisHa1 sHfisi ts SD.
tsa -ra=ssi hlssss. ssii farnistes. zesAf
ItlF
fss.i tsasa hoas.. nsas fssra5ture. IN 49,
nat.
sts.l-d ss-Isns seventh nr+nae
$50 q Fazsa nat tuittsnE nice tef-
nffuHs seventh essaes.
fgf-si 80 Hdssa hstei raskiez rs maas9 !
ferfass
y e NJ EHs co.
.af=s Htfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

Ef.F5lAST t-foafn sastasr. nes. % etffn
ANA rsiasirfn arr laf. fios suzAli
s1ksN - fsnsnf. hatanHs sNsr terms
Nfss t4su 8 ~ ~ sss4tass. nns Fisu. eassn
Anne ffftr Fsrf earf isfHnf
ss~ e fs-sfn Hsassse % Harvard stefiafs
fs.sisfr street sfafasf. Natfs tahss f-aid,
taasirfsi IN sfrf4 astsii. tz1o. nae-fhird
oash NaiacHe s9a1 terms
fsafs ni.sfh - rfssu faaAs| II 80 zach
Fl-s lots On 4uesn AunT. $50
n,ssinss. - Nith hailliuxa en fifst ave
nas. fts.ea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

MOS VIII he opened at ioal m. Mon
day. March 30, for two miles Of
cement walks 20 be laid In pcttit's
University add. For particulars
call NJ office Of Petit a Son, Ar
ende bldg 1aif Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

1919 F-irs, ave. cornsr SENECA.
Ths sunny euuthNrst corner, auteide feeuis,
ws,i rissifis iisst. i psresisin ea,ss'
Special rates 70 families and single sen
usmes
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. liis r1rst ave-
nue. house newly Furnished. all modern.
49, ..------ -.
Fer miseeiisreous
sNEAr INTIMIDATION kAf.E Al tne lied
fruut Furnitgfe Co. nos SO secoud av-
.hs. ssssh osiss C ne es,s'as q =
rssiis earssiss 4 oss .ise ira, VII 4 ssr.
stoves ,s sassss ssass ss's srveAsrsssrs.
slat,saTe ani ~ hsn.eheid furni.hines
Tsnffsss ihis crpsftan;sS ~ saa secure hsr,
rains IN our tine At onoe.
FoH sALE-At a bargain. new 6 II.
\. marine gasoline engine at Gif-
ford s BOWS Machine Shop. III
Seneca street
ron Sab Stoves. ranT,., carpets. leather
wsrdretss and rietares at half price col.
eo7 PIKE street
Dor Hkf.r-t.rrarn hotise on Tys.if,h av-
enue, Apnly to 1904 rwsifth avenue.
ron eAtsr-Hou-shoi furniture. stowe
---l-----
For ssle--rsrns and Lands
FoH sAfA3 seesrsi I'M aiaeR AMI dalfS
Tr9anqhes kostsa IN 'he white and cedar
lNfef faiifNai che. fao-affe uinee. fine
huiidinrs ana Thoroughbred STOCK. SO sso
One leo aeres Esed buitdinEs and stnck
and tnois fa,euu one, a. acres, very
shelee. son enc 100 aeiss partially
ga acre partially impruyed. Fcod build
nonFHT MAI-rpy. 40 New York nias.
SEVENTEEN ACRES At raliroad station.
bowel lana. Hecd aoii ali partially i'm
rfufea. small heuse, tract faces Scot
Ronrnr MAtHnfi 40 New York nidr
foacrp-orF i.ANns- suitable Cor sio5s
fnnchesi Nto ecfsai " 80 rsf ncre. aeo
arrrt. e ~ rcr acre, 40 acres fine land
rlufr tn uRtlGahie Ftrranl. sN SO fsr aefr
ll1lll-ltl MAlfhN. 40 New York nlde
FuRrY AcREs good land. ndioinine small
town. elase ta depot STORES. pastaiflce
and xsri scheat; o.reom house. lame
barn q taAsn this week. price snia
llonhitf MALruN, 40 New York uias
DAIRY FARM -io0 rorcs half rIeh M.
tom land. balance eoai uniand 10 aotrs
thuruuEhy cleared and Etutbsa house.
barn stock and fuii outfit Of farming
implements, owner "a Obliged 20 leave
esn sell iar Ices than improvements cost
non-nr MAnrhY. .io New York Rias.
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACOMA
HANDY % interpretation 40 Rcren 20 i'm
lfnN'a haiahga gaiiRf ard fir timber ara
tifsi class land fine orchard an knaa
ut small fruits. running water. two titirlf
ppndti Euad frame house large ham se,-
elnl authundlusH 81 900
3nhhitf MAirnN, 40 New York nide
RlCil ALDER BOTTOM I.ANn -tao 49,
m improved buildings rast o. ono nicely
~ once - Son ~ ~"
nonrRT MALrnN. ai0 New yo,t ma
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Architects
y. W, HouoHrufS. .ii-ai7 coliin..
l.-s,. Business Colleges
hnsI methods and t.ashsra, Aem. husi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

OSBORNE, THEAfPKfi 4 CO. lsszs ~
Ashed issf ninins claim st>trn1
tassinfut Hgtuai Life nidE Fs1.<s
Haassf SIS. indsf<fidsHf. ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

a. m. ana every hour thefezf,s,
tlil 3 20 .. NJ. daily. Takes Ma.
inen street ear line 10 ia "a
Madison. Returning leaves IA ~
Madison at . Il. ~. and every ha,s,
thereafter tili 9 .. "a. Igetsfns 4
the lion Mafehe by same routs N
going.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
Fer Rsnt-Fornlshed Rooms
HoTfsi. sENEcA,

i2u1 First ave ccrrsr Ssasca.
Ths sunny southwest corner. outside fcaufs.
NJ feet square. tteo. SEQ 90 per
wetA Electric iGhte. farcelaln baths.
Special rates % families and single sen
tismsas
oRANe Pacific HoIr5;, Ilis PR, .ys,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

BOOTH wHiTTLEsEr HANrurD a
stfsrt s.snt@nri sstabiisissd ina1. NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

AfAcpfNiaTa wanted 90 stay away frou
Motan's til strike is settled. Hop
Lodge No ~ q. A. II NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

hi.ii Aipst uofToM LANn-tau acres
n improved buildings rast o. on0 niesl,
lgoHlesi. close @ small town. must be sold
~ once. - Son
nonrRr MALrny. Aio New YORK nias
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-16
COULDN'T VOTE
AS THEY WANTED

The subservience of the Home Rule
vote on Maui to the dictates of its
leaders is a pitiable commentary on
the ability of the mass of Hawaiians
to properly exercise the elective fran
chise. Many even of the more ignorant
ones in Wailuku would gladly have
voted for some of the Republican can
didates, knowing them to be the bet
ter men, but they had been told by
their leaders that if they scratched
even one of the Home Rule candidates.
they would thereby invalidate their
whole ticket and cause it to be thrown
out. Believing this, they felt simply
coerced to vote the straight Home Rule
ticket While it is the inalienable right
of every American citizen to vote as
he pleases, still where men can be vot-
ed like machines, as was done by the
Home Rulers on Maui, it goes without
saying that deplorable results will nee
essarily follow. Until the Hawaiians
are sufficiently educated to learn how
to vote their honest convictions, cleo
tions will be a farce, and constant trou-
BILE will be with us.-Maui News.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-16
LAHAlNA LINES
FROM MAUI PAPER

Last Saturday evening three sailors
applied for lodgings at the Lahaina
Hotel. Mrs. Mccain could not receive
them, and they left the premises. Not
long afterwards a fire broke out in one
of the unoccupied rooms. The flames
were extinguished before much dam
age was done.
The knights of Pythias (Iawaiian
branch) gave luau last Saturday
evening at their lodge room in Goo
Lips building. The guests afterwards
attended dance at the Courthouse.
Mrs. Vetlesen's birthday was cele-
brated last Wednesday evening. A
game of progressive euchre with lib
eral prizes was the chief attraction.
Mrs. Under of Kona was entertained
by Mrs. Olsen recently.
Mr.. Haneberg has left the Kama
pail ranch, and is on his way to Ger
many.
Mr. Molony was assailed with stones
by irate Orientals last week. One of
his wounds required several stitches.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-16
Vote e San Francisco.

The complete election returns in this
The total vote, 59,767, exceeded by over
5000 the total vote two years ago. 1t
was only q few hundred less than the
vote on governor last fall, and was
only exceeded by about 5000 in the
Presidential contest of 1900 Over 5000
voters, who did not vote for Schmitz
two years ago, cast their ballots for
him this time. Lane actually got fewer
votes than Tobin, despite the larger
total vote. Croker secured little less
than 1000 votes more than Wells. Lane
carried only. one precinct in the entire
city. The number of voters who cast
a straight Union Labor ballot was
much smaller than the number of those
who voted for Schmitz. Twelve of the
Union Labor supervisoral candidates
received between $4,000 and $1,000 votes,
which may be taken as the party
strength. Only one Union Labor super
visor was elected, Thomas F. Finn.
Nine Democratic super ksors were re-
elected-Booth, BrandenStein, Braun
hart, Comte, Conner, DAncona, Payot,
Loughery, McC1ellan-and one Demo-
crat, Z. r. Rock, was elected. The
Republican supervisors reelected were
Ayers, Bent, Boxton, Eggers and Rea.
The last had the Union Labor indorse-
ment, and got 30,O13 votes. There are
two new Republican supervisors, San
derson and Lundstedt. Some Of the
pluralities of other candidates were
simply huge. Treasurer McDougald
Republican and Union Labor leads
with 29,52 Byington was reelected dis
trict attorney with "a, 657 votes to spare,
Dodge's plurality was 1926, Baehr's
Il, 491, Smiths 16,O49, Godchaux's 1928,
Leland's 9.49S, Hynes's 1912. These
were all second-termers. The new
names are Percy V. Long, Republican,
city attorney, by 22,505; Peter J. Curtis,
Democrat and Union Labor, sheriff, by
10,110; John j. Grief Republican, coun-
ty clerk, by 1906. The number of per-
sons elected TO municipal Office on
Tuesday was thirty. Of these twenty
three are reelected. The status quo IS
preserved with the exception of four
supervisors, and three other minor of
hcers.-Argonaut.
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through our own constitutional plan.
The spectacle Of universal suffrage
among citizens across vast con-
tinent and in the islands of the Pa
cific, is the chief obiect-lesson of our
advanced civilization. The ballot, even
when cast ignorant or besotted citi-
zens, of whom there are not many. is
the emblem of peaceful self-govern-
ment. The only instance in our history
of even a remote analogy to the Ser
Wan precedent, was the assassination
of President Mckinley by Czolgosz
which was doubtless the result of an
anarchistic vote, inspired by yellow
journalism
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WHAT NOT TO EXPECT.

County government is an accomplish
ed fact on Maui, but the Hawaiians
must not expect that this will put
bread into their mouths. The only OBJ
Ject OF county government is to effect
an economical administration of NUM-
clpal affairs, and here, as in the States,
the mass of the people of the county
heeo expect no direct personal benefit,
but will have as heretofore to depend
On their brains and muscle for a liv-
lng' the only beneficiaries being the
county officers and their deputies and
emDloyees.-Maui News.