The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-16
.H|LO HOME RULERS WANT
GRAND JURY INVESTIGATION
County Attorney Smith Makes Various Charges.
Also Says lie viii Tell the United
States Senate.

HILO Nov John u Smith remarked in his speech at the
grounds thursday night that he proposed bring the
the and the fact that voters had been influenced
Papakou by liquor furnished by managers
publican party It hoped that Mr. Smith will not let the
end with the promise to do certain things will be negectne
include the persons
fifty gallons OF cheap Puueo and fifty gallons of the
quality post Volcano road four days before
sad that @ m have h a will soH On TWO
grand jury will have some foundation to work on.
Unless it is the Hawailan who heard John y. Smith
put any confidence in his promise have the United States
Senate take all the methods of voting in Hawaii For weeks
n Of the edsful candidates and that the election was really
over The Republican party Hawaii only too
into the method of procuring votes-Herad
THE KOHALA RAILWAY.
ala-FIilo railway authority
that that railway will positively be built During the
Ho because already
an Obstruction met and then efforts are promptly made to
the difficulty Practically that what happened to the Kohaa
unfortunately obstruction very begin
ming of the surveyed arrangements completed
right of through Wainaku lands the construction will
begin The railway company negotiating friendly
OF the difficulty and negotiations these lines exhaust
asked to decide he promoters OF the intend to build
the line and from them should set all doubts at rest
securing funds extend the line to Kkuhaele and beyond
PECK TO WASHINGTON
There is agitation for Board Of Trade
lilo and the question Would the people do with
quent opportunities here for the citizens show their public spirit
Association Chamber Of Commerce help them on
the Senator Mitchell authority for the that Philip
Washington anyone else who been Hlo
that Mr. Peck will come on during the next session lo may
Mr. Peck did well there why would
not do WE'LL better time but the people
him there his when he working for
the good OF the people generally Chamber Of Commerce might
possibly provide and for Mr. Pecks but if the
er m a cam a9 nu y
the
citizens but such body will pieces because
men take active part than others there is little think
ing of rebuilding There epidemic of mahopecit Hlo
and it does not yield to treament.-Herald.
q TENNIS AT HILO
Good tennis has been played the o this week The
semi finals doubles holly The
Prouty Ralph Hapai
match of the The first named of o
The match between Mellor and Baldwin w. T. Badng
and Dr. Eliot wavering game for while but ended with
The finals in doubles was played Wednesday, Prouty and
work Mor and Baldwin, who played the losing SIDE saggd
from the start OF the which they lost three straight
The first match in the ladies singles by Mrs Eliot
against Miss Emma Rose; score 81, Oh
In the other match for ladies Mrs. Lindsay efauled Mrs
The finals will be played by
Last Monday interesting mixed doubles was played
Mrs Wears and Mr. Madeira lost Mr. and Mrs Baldwin,
hs tennis PLAYERS give great credit to Mr. Thrum who
honolulu and IS an expert matters the courts.
CINCH CLUB BALL.
The Cinch Club Hios popular organizations
composed wholly of ladies and devoted the OF the
the club will of pleasure gvngS
The close OF this marked by ball serraos ha last
Friday evening which the gentlemen friends and husbands of
the members OF the Cnch Club invited The dance
especially striking They were of bamboo
and other foliage On the branches of the bamboo hung the
noddng bamboo branches significant
the good intentions OF the ladies to quit cards for