The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-02

fit and proper person in all respects
to receive said appointment and to dis
charge said trust, which belief your
petitioner ayers has been fully justi-
fed by the results of the work and the
conduct Of A w. Carter as such guar
dian:
SAM PARKER'S SUDDEN MOVE.
Thirteenth: That reasonably salts
factory relations. everything consider
ed. have been maintained between pc
tftioner and said Samuel Parker until
recently when said Samuel Parker,
without warning and without any prior
, complaint to petitioner against said
guardian. notified said guardian that
he had appointed the said Eben P. Low
manager of the Parker Ranch, includ-
ing the shares of petitioners daughter
therein, and that he, the said Samuel
Parker, claimed the right to the exclu-
sive possession and management there
of as surviving partner of a partner
ship alleged TO have existed between
him the said Samuel Parker, and John
P. Parker the second aforesaid petit
toner receiving such information while
at Waimea aforesaid and simultaneous
~ WITH Ine arrival u Sd1d G1Dcn LOW
upon the Ranch with authority to take
immediate possession thereof, as the
manager, under said Samuel Parker,
and within twenty-four hours thereaf-
ter petitioner also received notice that
the said J. S. Low, brother of said
Eben P. Low, had Instituted a suit
before this Court for the removal of
A w Carter as guardian of the estate
of her said daughter;
NO PREVIOUS CHARGES AGAINST
CARTER.
Fourteenth: And this petitioner fur
Their says that at no time prior to the
institution of said last named suit. or
for that matter since, had she received
any information whatsoever from the
said J. S. Low or from any member of
the Parker family that said A. w. Car
ter had in any way misconducted him.
self as guardian or otherwise shown
himself to be unfit to hold and exer-
else that trust, nor had said applca-
ton been prefaced by any suggestion
to petitioner by said J. S. Low or any
other relation or friend of said Samuel
Parker that petitioner was acting
against the interests aof her daughter
in reposing confidence in said guardian;
NO INTIMACY WITH THE LOWS.
Fifteenth: And further continuing
your petitioner says that no such init
mate or friendly relations existed be-
tween J. S. Low and petitioners first
husband as represented by said J. S.
Low in his petition for the removal
of said guardian and alleges the truth
to be that petitioners first husband
thoroughly distrusted said ]. S. Low
and also his brother, the said E. P.
Low. and frequently said to petitioner
that he had mo use for either of them
and petitioner says that for many
years last past, extending back to a
period antidating petitioners marriage
to her first husband, petitioners rela-
tons with said E P. Low have been
OF the most formal nature, and that
petitioner shared and still shares the
feeling that her first husband enter
tanned towards E. p. Low, and while
petitioner has had no unfriendly feel
ing towards ]. S. Low, that relations
between her and the said ]. S. Low
have been very limited and that the
said j. S. Low has no justification
whatever for claiming any special in
terest in or friendship for petitioners
daughter. And in proof of this petit
toner states that when she and her
daughter arrived in Honolulu recently +
from San Francisco after three years
absence, for the purpose of making a |
temporary visit in the Islands, and al /
though petitioner and her daughter
We're in Honolulu ten days after such
arrival begore going to Waimea, said
j. S. Low neither called upon petition
er or her said daughter, though said
j. s Low was well aware of their ar
rival aforesaid. And further petit
toner says that during her residence
in Honolulu with her daughter for over
a year prior to her present visit to the
Islands, said ]. S. Low, though residing
in Honolulu. only called but once upon
petitioner or her daughter;
SAM PARKER AND THE LOWS
CONSPIRING AGAINST ANNIE
PARKER
Sixteenth: That petitioner is inform
ed and believes, and on such informa-
tion and belief alleges that strained
relations existed between 7. s. Low
and Eben P. Low until after the re-
turn of said E. P. Low from his re-
cent visit to the States on or about
the month of February. A. D. 1904. and
that since the said return said ]. S.
Low and E. P. Low have become re-
conciled and that both of them have
become much more intimate with the
said Samuel Parker than formerly; and
In this connection petitioner charges
that the increased intimacy between
j. s Low and z. P. Low and Samuel
Parker has arisen out of the concerted
plans on their part to secure possession
of the Parker Ranch as aforesaid
against the interests of said minor:
Low AN OFFICER AND STOCK
HOLDER OF THE HAMAKUA
DITCH COMPANY.
Seventeenth: That petitioner has as