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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-09-26

stages to other points while Isukea
and Ssm Woods took to the cooler
c'imee of Puuhue Ranch, the home
OF our National Committeeman, who
is al present 10 Honolulu on urgent
bus meas connected with the ranch.
TOOK INITIATIVE TO ORGANIZE CLUB.
BY the bye, mustn't forget to
mention that Charles Mssuirs OF
Huehue, North Kona. 10 a stauDch
democrat and one of the coming
Hawaiisns. He has taken the mi.
tiative in organizing large Demo-
cratic Club in his locality compris-
ing a membership of over 80. Six
of their delegates are in Kohale now
to attend
THE DISTRICT NOMINATING CONVENTION,
which concluded its work in two
hours, nominating the following
candidates: For Senator's Frank
Woods of Kahus, Kohala; AID 0 T
Shipmap, who had been already
endorsed by the Democrats of the
First District for the upper House.
These two men will bs formidable
antagonists for our republican
friends to defeat. Already the Ko-
hala Republicans are heard to bs
making choice of Frank Woods as
one OF their candidates. The other
will probably be Hewitt OF Ksu,
who is also democrat by political
faith. The Home Rule vote and
solid democratic vote will go to o T
Shipmsn naturally. The other
Home Rule candidate, Kaohi, and
John T Brown of Hilo, republican
nominee, will have slim chance OF
coming out ahead of the other
/ three, who are better known and
command the confidence of the
business community.
The Democratic nominees for the
lower House are: q Paakiki oil
Waimea. Kohala; W q Isaac Kihe
OF North Kous; Charles IA repre-.
senting South Koua; and ] N Keou.
/ Ii OF Waioh;nu. Kau. Whilst they
are not ell that might be desired
yet they are influential men in theil
respective districts and will exert 4
| powerful influences 10 our behalf.
I,HoME RULE ENVIRONMENTS ATTACKED
| Multi, Halawa and Kapsau, where
the Hons Rulers are said to bs
!. solidly entrenched, were attacked
= yesterday afternoon. No place hal
80 yet been found where we havs
failed to drive a wedge in. Kalapan,
in Puma has gone to splintsrs, q
Waipio in Kukuihaele. Even Cupid
had to acknowledge this. Now Kar
has bsen rent IN twain and Mort
Kona gone democratic. South
Kona is preparing to follow salt
DEMOCRATIC INNINGS THE NEXT.
The coming election will surprise
our republican friends. The day il
not far of when the people viii
show by their vote which party thu
legislative power will be entrusted
to. The Home Rulers have hae
their innings; the republican.
theirs; now | think it will snc
should be ours. This is the prevail
ing sentiment amongst all classes
1t 10 found everywhere.
sToRMING PRovAD SUCCESSFUL.
The Multi. Halawa and Kapaa,
meetings OF yesterday afternoon ant
evening wers great successes,
good attendance at each, muci
interest taken. The Home Ruler
of Multi, instead of the show o
opposition which usually mark thu
republican meetings, listened Il
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The amateur players OF Said
Pasha acquitted Themselves we'll last
Saturday night at the Opera House
to good sized house:
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On the premises OF tho Ssuitss
Steam Laundry Co., Ltd, betweea
South and Queen streets,
The buildings are supplied with
not and cold water aud elactric
lights. AYtesisa water. Perfect
sanitation.
FoE particulars apply to
]. LIGHTP0OT.
On ths premises, OF at the Office o
A Haooou QQ-sS
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rnE INDEersDnNr 81 csuss pei
month.
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The books for registtatioa are
open from to 10 a m aud 4 to z
p m.
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The Korea arrived in port early
thia morning from San F'sucisco
aud will sail at 5 p m I r Yokoh :
ma.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Democrats should register today.
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For hard time prices ON certain
necessaries, cell on Harry Roberts,
Bsretania street, near Palama june
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sToRMING PRovAD SUCCESSFUL.
The Multi. Halawa and Kapaau
meetings OF yesterday afternoon and
evening wers great successes, a
good attendance at each, much
interest taken. The Home Rulers
of Multi, instead of the show Of
opposition which usually mark the
republican meetings, listened TO
Iaukea's address with marked atteps
ton, not even a voice or sound was
heard nor question asked. The
kamasinas here ssy that, to Cupid
and his party, the natives wers not
even respectful. They piled him
will all sorts of questions. Signs Of
opposition and dissatisfaction were
plainly evident
COULDN'T 4usTER A MEETING.
By the bye, many here say that
Kuhio didn't have a meeting at
Kapaau at all, He was found sit
ting on the Court House yersndah
alone in the evening. About half q
dozen people we're there aud fou :
of them Democrats.
LoNo -A-KEAwE.
Kohsls, Sept 20, 1904.
ror ba,d t;ma or;oa. on oaytain
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reference, maps, the leading journals
and magazines of the world and all
the publications relating TO the var.
ious departments Of the exposition.
Throughout the grounds at various
places have been erected emergency
hospitals with corps Of physicians and
attendants, who can quickly be sum.
moned to take care of the visitors
who may be suddenly taken i'll or
meet with accidents.
During the exposition period a day
has been set apart for each state, and
designated as that particular states
day. The same plan is carried out
with respect to many of the large ma
tional organizations.
In festival hall Is installed the larg.
est pipe organ in the world and re-
citals and concerts will be held at in.
tervals throughout the exposition per.
.iod.
The exposition gates open at S
o'clock in the morning and the large
industrial palaces at 8 o'clock to re-
main open to the public until sunset.
At night myriads of electric lighting
devices will illuminate the grounds.
and visitors will be permitted to en-
Joy the exposition until I1:3O o'clock,
when the gates will be closed. The
exposition will not be open on Sunday
AZ any time during the entire period.
All hauling and replenishing of ex-
hibits must be done at night, as moth
ing will be permitted during the open
hours to Interfere with sightseeing.
On December l, seven months otter
the opening, the exposition will have
officially terminated. and the Louis.
lana purchase exposition will have
passed into history as probably the
greatest and most comprehensive ex-
position that the world has ever
known.
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Forestry and
Irrigation
Expert Deals With Methods Of
Preventing Forest Fires III
Colorado.

As the result OF listening to an able
address by Mr.. A. l.. Fellows Of the
United States reclamation service, the
Denver, Colorado Chamber Of Com.
meree committe on forestry and IT.
rigation has decided to prepare q
memorial TO congress and to begin a
determined and thorough campaign
of education in order to awaken the
people Of their city and state to the
importance Of the problem involved.
Perhaps the most novel suggestion
for the prevention Of destructive for
est fires yet made was preached at
the meeting and vii be considered. It
provides for stationing federal troops
from the forts In the arid regions at
points Of vantage in the forests during
the dry summer period when the dan.
ger from fires Is greatest, in order to
prevent disastrous c~onflagrations and
save the timber. Since the period
Of greatest danger of fire falls In the
sumner. when the troops could be
given tiis unobjectiosable form Of
recreation. no serious objections 10
the plan are anticipated from the war
department.
Mr.. Fellows said IN part: "we who
rae interested in the preservation OF
the forests are actuated by no sci.
fish motives, for our work is being
done for the generations thta are To
come. Nothing but s~elfishness, how.
can account for the wanton des.
truction of our wooded areas, whose
preservation Is Of vital Importance to
the growth OF the state and city. Al
ready one-third Of the state forests
have been swept away by forest fires,
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Festival

TAMPA, Fla, May 2.--Tampa's
May festival, for which the city has
been preparing for weeks past, opened
today in a blaze Of glory. Hotels
and boarding houses are filed with
visitors, many OF whom have come
from q distance. The formal open
ing Of the festivities took place this
afternoon at Tampa Bay Park, where
addresses OF welcome were delivered
by Mayo Mckay and representatives
of the commercial and social organiza-
lions Of the city.
The program OF the week is replete
with interesting and entertaining fea-
lures. In addition 10 an art exhibi.
tion and q musical festival there will
be q number Of sporting events, In
Guiding a shooting tourney, athletic
events. swimming and rowing races.
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many q which are believed to have

many OF which are believed to have
been Of incendiary origin. OF little
use is il for the government through
its reclamation department, to con
struct storage reservoirs where no for.
est reserves are established to con.
serve the water supply. II the pres.
ent humiliation Of the forests for com
mercial purposes is allowed to contin-
ne much longer at the present rate,
in less than twenty years we will be
deprived of our timber and our sup
ply Of water will be limited to a ham
pering extent. The attnactiveness
of Colorado will be a thing Of the
past, unless prompt and effective
measures for the preservation of the
timber are taken.
These two committees acting to.
gether, can bring influence to bear
upon the federal authorities and
through cooperation with other COM
mercial organizations to common
ends much lasting good along the sug-
gested lines may be accomplished"
Mr.. Kotitsh Of the committee said
that in the early days of the city
warm days III the valleys were invar-
iably followed BY floods III the
streams. When he made trips through.
the state in those days the dense for
ests were fringed with dense snow
banks, which, gradually melting as
the summer approached, furnished an
abundant water supply. In his nat.
i've land, Germany, it is the custom
to plant a new tree whenever one is
cut down, and nov cutting is wholly
a mater government jurisdiction.
Mr.. w. q. NJ. Stone Of the Colorado
State Forestry Association spoke of
the work being done by the organiza-
ton Of which be wa d member, and
EXPRESSED appreciation of the coop.
GRAFTON Of the Chamber Of Commerce
in the work. Forest regeneration
and preservation Ii nothing new, but
il has been and is still being prac.
ticed by the largest communities Of
the east, and II Denver is ever to
attain a population Of 100000 increas.
ing attention must be given TO The
conservation Of the water supply III
the neighborhood.
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and u days time. these gases are
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The result is a product that does
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Costs 100000.

We publish this offer in every great
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600. We pay that price because it
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The greatest value Of Liquozone lies
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-02
BUILDINGS OF
EXPOSITION
Nearly Every Civilized Nation
Represented At st. Louis
In Architecture
0LYMPIAN AME
Exposition Will Not Be Open
Sundy Al Any Time During
Entire Period

The following countries have erect
Ell buildings at the st. Louis exposi-
ton at the total expenditures noted:
Austria, $4,000! Belgium, $4,000;
Brazil, s135,00O; Canada, 10000;
Ceylon, $4,000; China, $4,000; Cuba,
$4,000; France, s250,OOO; Germany,
$250,0O0; Great Britain, $3.50, 900; In.
dia, $4,000; Italy, $4,000; Japan,
100000; Mexico, $4,000; Morocco,
$4,000; Nicaragua, $4,000, Siam,
$4,000; Sweden, $4,000; the Neither.
lands, $4,000. Over fifty foreign gov
ernments made elaborate displays.
but only the countries noted above
have erected pavilions. France has
erected replica of the Grand
Triannon Of Versailles, a mag
nifieent villa erected by Louis XIV
for Madame de M~aintenon and one of
the fayorite places OF residence Of the
grst Napoleon. The Versailles gardens
are also reproduced in all their beauty.
In the southwestern portion of the
grounds is located the Philippine VII.
lage, on the banks of a large artificial
lake. This lake will also serve as q
reservoir for fire protection of the
exposition.
Opposite the western entrance of
the transportation building is a full
sized model OF a United States war
ship, complete in all its appointments.
On the border OF the plateau OF states
stands the reproduction Of the home u
Thomas Jefferson, and in further com.
memoration OF President Jefferson
the corps of uniformed exposition
guards are known as the Jefferson
guards"
Thirty-iye miles of asphalt, macad.
am and gravel roads traverse the ex-
position grounds, and the intramural
double tracked railway quickly con.
veys visitors wherever they may wish
to go throughout the grounds.
ciympian Feature.
"A feature before attempted
on SO grand a scale in previous expo
sitions Is the holding of athletic
games and contests. One Of the great.
est attractions during the worlds fair.
period will be the celebration of the
Olympic games, which will be par.
ticipated in by famous athletes from
every portion OF the civilized world.
ine athletic arena constructed will
seat o than $4,000 persons.
Another original and interesting
feature is the aerial tournament, in
winch airships Of various kinds will
contest over a designated course.
a press building has been erected
for visiting newspaper men. II is To-
Gated near the manufactures build
Ing, and - a comfortable home.like
place, with chairs. tables and wide
verandas. Here may be found all the
facilities which the newspaper or
magazine writer may desire. books Of
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-02
TRIAL OF TYNER AND
BARRETT At WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, D. G., May p
Before Justice Pritchard Of the Grim
inal court, the cases Of Former As.
sistant Attorney General James N. Ty,
ner, and Former Law Clerk Harri.
son J. Barrett, who are charged with
conspiracy to defraud the government
were called for trial today. The
cases grew out Of the postal investi.
cation. Tyner was once postmaster
general.
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