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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-07

Among the many bills before
the present Legislature there is
none Of more general interest than
that introduced by Representative
Quinn regarding the observance
of the Sabbath. 1t is not 50 many
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-07
Mainland View
Of Orr Militia

tora in the Army and Navy Journal OF February - The editorial
as follows:
The Canadian idea that the defense the properly
wolves upon England has appeared modified form Hawaii
blunt contention that that territory deenses they should
be provided entirely by the United States bill before
toa legislature to appropriate $4,000 for the development and
of the Hawaiian militia vigorously opposed
nou by other interests solely the ground
tense of the islands against foreign invasion matter Of
their inhabitants but responsibility which
Government and the American taxpayer The Hawaans
believe that when their request they by
United States they assumed responsibilities advan-
ages thus conferred upon them 1t does that their
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-07

WILCOX & GIBBS New Automatia
Sewing Machine.
A fresh supply just received, include
ing the New B-Machine,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-07


cation made OF certain bsoec blue laws which have long been
the statute book The laws applied the instance of the Cover
nor who made whatever belief the theory that the best
to get rid OF poor laws gdy enforce them The result Of
the enforcement well known by everybody and that the first
has passed very plain that the old time blue
ing exactly the that they did before the enforcement Of
them attempted There exception, the band used to
play the Capitol grounds Sundays whereas plays Makee
Island This would be the result great reform
The other restrictions which imposed nfc hardship
the resident OF Honolulu Sundays but they merely
noy who happen the first day of the week
without knowledge OF what vulgary known the ropes
The bill presented by Rep Quinn do with all the sub
tege which be employed for the rational enjoyment of the
Sabbath 1t calculated wide open
but simply plain what be done
by the sanction of law OF the things that done every Sunday
without that sanction.
There will be little quarrel this community with the proposition
allow flowers be sold Sundays The opening cigar and
of soda fountains will harm the official allowance
such will who do play the
games themselves will do harm none.
Possibly close reading careful discussion there
the bill introduced which will changes gen
orally speaking, law which properly regulates the observance of the
Sabbath the light experience place
ute books of Hawaii
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-07
ASK YOUR PHYSICIAN

ASK YOUR PHYSICIAN
II the easiest and lightest running
Sewing Machine is not the one you
should select above all others.
A seasonable present at any time q
the Year, JsM
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-07

What opinion a considerable
portion of the Mainland holds re-
garding the possible policy of Ha-
waii in abolishing the militia and
throwing the burden Of the coast
defences on the Federal govern
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-07
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-07

1t is singular thing that the
United States of all nations should
as a world power seem to stand
like a great opponent Of interna-
tional arbitration. Certainly Am
orleans are not disposed to war.
IheN feel themselves 10 be leaderS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-26
THE DAY SESSIONS.

Yesterdays sessions began with a
largely attended prayer meeting in
Central Union church at $3.50 a. m. At
nine o'clock the sectional prayer meet
ings began and at 10 the conference
session proper opened with an address
by Rev. Curtis p. Shields of Hilo. This
was followed by an address on "The
Innermost of Redemption" by DR.. Os-
from. After the sectional conference
meetings, in which the addresses were
translated into the different tongues,
there was an adjournment until
p. m. After a short business session
DR.. Ostrom took up the subject of 1.-THE
Bible and it's Use" His remarks were
interpreted by Rev. Stephen l.. Desha.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-26
THE SENATE HAS ABOUT
CLOSED UP. ITS WORK

The House have both passed the big appropra
ton bills third reading and these the Governor SO
the Senate concerned awaits the pleasure OF the House
although would be likely adjourn without day
until the Governor had given indication of what he
with the appropriation bills Because if he
be up the air.
The House extravagan mood and wasted day To
sure salaries and bills
after vain attempt make for the band
that the members wild The talk all the
of Representative Harris riders little
making provision for the militia and the Maui strike
The failed and the will be effort provide
for these matters in separate bill
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-26
OLD FOLKS SERVICE.

The special service today will be that
for old people in Central Union church
at p. m. People of all ages are in
vited, although a special invitation is
given to all those over fifty. For
those who are unable to get to the
church a committee has conveyances
and all who know of those who can not
get to the church without conveyances
are requected to notify Miss Yarrow OF
other members OF the committee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-26
A SAFE MEDICINE.

Mothers of small children need not
hesitate to administer Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t contains no opIate
or narcotic in any form and may be
given to a baby with as much conn.,
and cures quickly. For sale by all
Dealers and Druggists. Benson, Smith
& Co.. Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-26
YOUNG PRINCE
TO JOIN NAVY

SAN JOSE, May 17.-Ernest Albert
Terunavanarva, son of former Queen
Marau Salmon of Tahiti, left Santa
Clara College to-day for France, where
he will enter the French navy. The
Prince, who is but seventeen years of
age, had been at the college since last
October. He had been incognito and
outside OF the faculty none knew of his
royal origin. He is very talented in
painting.
The father of Prince Ernest was the
late King Marau Salmon, Pomare v.
Since the birth of the boy his native
land has become a French possession.
Arrangements were recently completed
with the French Government for his
entrance into the navy. He goes to Ly-
Gee, st. Louis, France for a years
study and then enters Borda Naval
Academy at Brest.
o o o n % ID a VI b I'd u n ID 1000
WHAT IT COSTS.
Rice of the Accounts Committee
submitted n report of the expenses of
the House for the extra session show
ing that $7,SS1.13 had been spent as
follows:
Compensation of members. ;. So, $4,000
Mileage ....... .......... 513.40
Pay of officers .............. 94800
Translation .... ......... 2O.58
Printing 49,. ............... 1880
Typewriting ........... $500
Stationery, etc ........... 1925
Clerk hire for committees. 1900
Clerk hire, House Journal. $500
----
$7,SS1.13
Balance left of appropriation Of $12,-
900, $4,11s,87.
The House rose at AIS O'Clock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-26
THE SENATE.

The Senate yesterday cleared the
deck of both big appropriation bills,
and waits now upon the pleasure of the
House and the diligence of the Governor
to adjourn the extra session. The con-
ference reports on both the salaries and
current expense bills were adopted
without serious opposition, and the only
thing that looked at all like a fight
from the judiciary Committee favoring
the passage of the Bishop bill making
appropriations to serve in case the
County Act shall become for any cause
imperative. This is Senate Bill No.
10, and had it's birth in the fertile
brain of Senator Dickey. 1t met such
strong opposition when the gentleman
from Maui introduced it, however,
that he became angered, and let it 60,
And Immediately afterwaru Bishop re-
introduced it. The Achi report fol
lows:
FAVoRS THE BILL.
Hon. d. p. r. Isenberg, President OF
the Senate:
Sir: Your Judicial Committee, to
which was referred Senate Bill No
We recommend he passage of the
bill with the following amendments:
Insert under the head of "Interpal
Improvement, pay of road engineers
ETC., $26,S00.
Draughtsmen, transitmen, chainmen
strike out items, Salary Superintend
ent of Sewers, $24oO; sewer pump pay
roll, $s240."
Change the item, "Salary Sheriff
Kauai, $4,000 to $4,000; salary Deputy
Sheriff, Waimea, from $1,000 to $4,000.
Oahu: Add the words "and clerks
after the word "Police" under item
"Pay of Police" Oahu.
Strike out the items, Running ex
penses laundries, $3.50; sewer system
Honolulu, $780,
Change item "Roads and Bridges
Oahu" by adding the figure "2" a
the front of the numerals 10000 ;
Insert under the heading, "Publi
Grounds the following item, "Ka
piolani Park, 100000"
Insert the following item at the ent
of Section ], Expenses of the band
$4,000"
Transfer items OF pay rolls and sal
aries from pages 3 and to page
after item "Pay of Police"
Respectfully submitted,
w. c. ACHI,
Chairman
c. II. DICKEY,
1 do not concur,
+ C.. LANE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-26
WATER WORKS SALARIES.

Under the head of "Bureau of Wa
ter Works. decrease item of "Salary
of Clerk, Honolulu Water Works."
from ($125.Oo) 100000 to ($12o.0o)
$2SS0.UO.
Amend total under the same heading
by striking out the ngures "$49, 4SS.-
0O' and inserting the figures "$49,-
36s.O0."
2 Under the head of "Public Lands,
Commission of Public Lands,'' de-
crease item of "Salary of Commits
sioner" from ($300.00) 100000 to
($25000) 100000.
Decrease item of "Salary of Secre-
tary and Suh-Agent, Fifth Land Dis
trict," from ($175.00) $4,000 to
($l5O.00) 100000.
Amend the total under the same
heading by striking out the figures
"$23, 10000" and inserting the fig
ures 1921, S00.00.'
Under the head of Department of
Justice, First Circuit" decrease item
of 'Salaries of two Hawaiian Inter
prefers from ($--o.00) each 100000
to ($l00.00) each $4S00.00.
Amend item of "Salary of Chinese
and Hawaiian Interpreter ($10O.0O)
$4,000 by' striking out the words
"and Hawaiian.
Under the same heading, "Sub-
heading of Second Circuit" decrease
item of "Salary of Deputy Clerk,
Second Circuit, from ($100.00) $2400.-
90 to ($5O.00) $4,000.
Decrease item of "District Magis-
trate, Lahaina," from ($75.OOD $780,
| 90 to ($65.00) $l560.00.
| a. Is
ond District Magistrate of Hama Cat
Keauae, Maui), ($l5.0O) $4,000"
Decrease item under the same head
ing, Subheading of Third Circuit, -
of "Salary of District Magistrate,
North Kohala,' from ($60.00) $l440.-
90 to ($50.00) 100000.
Under the same heading, "Sub-head-
ing of Fourth Circuit" decrease item
of "Salary of Assistant Clerk, Mes
senger and Interpreter, Fourth Cir.
cult, from ($s5.O0) 100000 to ($75..
00) $1S00.00.
Strike out item "Salary of Bailiff
Fourth Circuit Court" ($5000) ST.
| 10000.
Under the same heading, "Sub-head-
ing of Fifth Circuit" decrease item of
"Salary of District Magistrate, Ii.
hue" from ($90.00) $4,000 to $780,
o0) $4,000.
Amend the total under the head of
Department of Justice by striking
out the figures "$l29,600.00' and in
sorting the figures "$l24,6s0.oO."
DAVIS CUT DOWN.
Under the head of Department of
Public Instruction, Superintendent"
decrease item of "Salary of Superin.
tendent," from ($3O0.O0) 100000 to
| ($250.00) 100000.
Decrease item of "Salary of Secre
tary" from ($150.0U) 100000 tc
($125.00) 100000.
Strike out item of "Salary of School
Agent, Honolulu, ($15O.00) 100000. u
After item of "Salary of Stenogra
pher and Book Clerk, ($75.o0) $1,000.
00;" insert the following item:
"Salary of Assistant Secretary and
School Agent, Honolulu, ($l25.oo)
$36O0.OO."
y Under the sub-heading of "Schools
ffdncrooa. ;tar, af llDau Pail Qunpnrf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-26

tom by decreasing from ($50.00)
100000 to ($25.00) 100000.
Amend the total under the same
heading by striking out the figures
"$11, 10000 and insert in lieu there
of the figures "$11, 10000"
Under the head of Treasury De-
partment'' decrease item of "Salary
of Treasurer from ($300.00) $4,000
to ($25000) 100000.
Decrease item "Salary of Registrar
of Public Accounts from ($250.00)
100000 to (S225.00) $4,000.
Decrease item of "Salary of Book
keeper and Deputy Insurance Commits
sioner" from ($1s7.5O) $4,000 to
($175.00) $4,000.
Decrease item of "'Salary of License
Clerk" from ($125.OV) 100000 to
I ($1l5.00) $4,000.
Amend total under the same heading
I by striking out the figures "$26,120.-
| 90" and insert in lieu thereof the fig
ures 1928, $4,000.
| Under the head of "Bureau of
| Taxes decrease item of "Salary Of
Tax Assessor, Oahu" from ($25O.00)
| 100000 to ($225.00) $5400.00
Amend total under the same heading
by striking out the figures "$56,600.
90" and insert in lieu thereof the fig
ures $56,000.00.'
Under the head of Department of
| Public Works." increase item of
Salary OF Assistant Superintendent
and Supervising Engineer and Superin-
| tendent of Water Works" from
($925.O0) $4,000 to ($250.o0) &c..
100000.
Decrease the item of "Pay of Road
Engineers, Draughtsmen, Inspectors
Transitmen, Chainmen. etc." from
$36,S00.00 to 100000.
Amend total on page 8 by striking
out the figures "$12O,s00.0O" and in
sorting in lieu thereof the figures
lt $94 GOO 90"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-26

There was nothing but this on the
order of the day, and so the bill came
at once for consideration on second
reading. Paris began the trouble by
moving that the bill should be printed.
Dickey objected, and so did Achi
The Senator from Oahu said that the
bill was in proper shape as it stood,
although he did not believe that it
would ever pass the House. However,
he thought the Senate should do it's
duty and pass the bill, so putting the
finances of the Territory in good shape
without another extra session, whether
the County Act stood or not. He NOV
ed that the bill pass second reading on
the adoption of the committees re-
port.
Bishop said he thought the County
Act would hold good, nevertheless this
bill should pass as a precaution. He
did not see the reason of the opposi-
ton of County Act men to this meas
ure. He thought 1t was the duty of
the Senate to pass the bill and so
avoid an extra session. 1t was good
legislation to do it.
Paris moved that the bill be laid on
the table, which was lost on the call
of the roll.
Then Paris renewed his motion to
send to the Printing Committee, but
this was lost on a tie vote.
The committee report was adopted,
after that, which passes the bill on
second reading. It will be read for
the third time today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-26
THE HOUSE.

The House of Representatives spent
an absolutely futile afternoon yester-
day. AT the morning session the mat
ter of the support of the militia came
up and was sent over to the afternoon.
Harris reported orally on Senate Bill
o, for the Finance Committee, advo.
eating the changing of the bill in it's
entirety and to insert $4,000 item
for the support of the militia instead
of the $50 Tor Mcdowell of Joplin,
Mo-. which had already been paid.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-26
FOOD COMMISSIONERS DEPART
MENT.

"Salary of Food Commissioner and
Analyst, (SI15.00) $4200.00."
"Salary of Meat, Milk and Diaries
Inspector, ($l75.Ov) s4200.00," and
extend total under Food Commissioners
Department at $4,000.
Under the same head, sub-heading of
Government Physicians, amend the
total by striking out the figures $685.
435.Q0' and insert the figures 1920
| 10000 to conform to monthly appro-
priations made and added in error.
After item "North anu South Kona,
| $125.00, insert the following:
"(The physician to reside not less
than one and one.half miles from the
boundary line of the two Districts u
Strike out heading and items under
"Band.''
Under the head of Auditing De
partment," decrease item of "Salary
| of Auditor" from ($300.00) $4,000
to ($250.O0) 100000
| Decrease item of "Salary of Depu
| ty Auditor" from ($200.00) $4s00.0C
to ($l75.00) 100000.
| Amend total under the same head
ing by striking out the figures "$2s,
10000" and inserting the figures 1922,
s0000.'
Amend the grand total by striking
out the figures "$1, 81 $500" and in
sorting the figures "$1 ,455, 60s.00.'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-26
so THEY TALKED.

There was heightened debate in
which Coelho led the attack on any
militia appropriation. The vote on
the amendment had almost been put
when Harris recognized that the psy.
Geological moment had arrived.
He withdrew his amendment and
stated that he would have the same
subject up on the second reading of
House Bill Q. This was passed through
second reading, as was House Bill 8,
to appropriate $4,000 for the Lahaina
riot expenses.
Thus was the afternoon spent in a
fruitless debate which will probably
be repeated on third reading of House
Bill 9.
The bill to refund DIR. Wight $55.52
for overpaid taxes passed third read
ing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-26
CURRENT EXPENSES.


The report was adopted without OPP
position, which passes the bill, and i'm
mediately Dowsett presented the re-
port from the same committee on the
current expenses or departmental ap
preparation bill, which carries appro
priations aggregating $l,457 1856.
A motion was made to adopt the re-
port, thus passing the bill.
Dickey got the floor ON this, and al
though he did not oppose the motion
he said that the conference committee
had gone beyond its powers in insert
ing in the bill items that were moi
there when the bill passed boil
Houses. One was an item for rubber
trees, and there were two items fol
the installation of an oil.burning plant
Dowsett claimed that the committe,
had not gone beyond its powers, an'
Achi said the amounts in the bill givel
by the House had not been exceeded
He thought that the committee had no
exceeded its powers.
Dickey said the province of con
| ference committee was to settle tn,
differences between the two Houses
| But he did not object to the adoption
| of the report.
1t was adopted, accordingly, and tn,
bill passed third reading.
A recess was taken to the call o.
the chair, to wait for report from thu
House on Senate dill 8, to which i
was proposed to add riders in the Gov
ernor's recommendation for the mill
tia and to cover the expenses of tn
Maui expedition.
When the Senate was called to orde
again, the President informed the Sen
ate that the House could not get tn
bill ready today, in all probability
and so an adjournment was taken I'm
til 10 a. IN. TODAY,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-26
HOUSE CONQUERED.

The House, at the morning session,
concurred in the Senate's amendment
to the House resolution authorizing
the Commissioners OF Public Instruc-
ton to investigate the requirements
under the Federal law for the estab-
lishment and maintenance of a Col
lege of Agriculture and Mechanical
Arts. The Senate's amendment drew
attention to the suitability of Lahaina.
luna for the purpose.
The conference committees reports
on the Appropriation and the Salaries
bills were concurred in and the House
followed the lead of the upper cham
Der in overriding the Governor veto
of the items in the Deficiencies Bill to
pay J. d. Avery for his work on the
County Act and for $1,000 for the in
digent sick on islands other than Oahu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-26
SALARIES BILL PASSED.

Under suspension of the rules, Dow
sett presented the following report
from the conference committee on the
salaries bill and moved its adoption.
Your special joint conference COM
mittee, to which was referred Senate
Bill No. 2, entitled can Act providing
for salaries and pay of employees of
the Territory" beg leave to report
having given the bill careful consider
alton and would recommend that the
bill pass as passed by the House of
Representatives with the following
amendments, viz:
Amend Section by striking out the
words and figures Zone million five
hundred and seventv-one thousand
eight hundred and eighty;three dollars
($1,571, Ss3.00)" in lines 2 and 8 and
insert in lieu thereof the words and
figures cone million four hundred and
fifty-fve thousand six hundred and
eight dollars Isl, ASS, 6Os.00)."
Under the head of Secretary of the
Territory" amend the item "Salary
of Superintendent Board Of Immigra'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-26
WHAT 1T COSTS.

Rice of the Accounts Committee
submitted a report Of the expenses Of
the House for the extra session show
ing that $7,SS1.13 had been spent as
, 1905-08-23
Wednesday, August 70, 1905.
THE PRUDENTIAL SECURES
SOME BRITISH TERRITORY.
Rock of Gibraltar Arrives at the
Insurance Company's Home
Office.

The Prudential Insurance Company
of America, well known for its world
famed trademark, 1.-THE Prudential
Has the Strength of Gibraltar has
just received. at its Home Office, in
Newark, n. j., a great slice of the rock
from the famous English fortress on
bhe Mediterranean.
BY arrangement with the American
consul at Gibraltar, r. l.. Sprague, this
rock was quarried from the parent rock
and forwarded to America on the North
German Lloyd steamer "Koenig
Albert,n with certificate from the
Admiralty Contractor at Gibraltar
to prove its authenticity. Photographs
showing the place from which the rock
was cut out from Gibraltar have also
been received by The Prudential.
The employees of The Prudential
have a feeling of sentiment for the
Rock of Gibraltar, the use of which as
a trademark they feel has been largely
instrumental in bringing about, through
good advertising, increased popularity
for The Prudential, and a public APP
probation of the Scope and Strength OF
the Company, resulting from its Pro
gressive and, at the same time, Con-
sentative administration.
The Prudential selected Gibraltar as
its trademark because of the great and
renowned strength of that famous fort.
ress. The rock which came to America
is of grayish-white limestone of such
an unusually dense and compact mass,
and offering such difficulties to the
s%tone-cutter, that the judgment of the
Prudential officials in selecting Gibral.
tar as a trademark is we'll verified.
The English authorities at Gibraltar
readily gave their consent to sending
the Rock to The Prudential, and the
only cost involved was that covering
the shipment. Small portions of the
Rock will be sent out as souvenirs to
certain of the Company's employees.
, 1905-08-23
3 c. INGERSOLL,
FUNERAL

WILDWOOD, n. J.
Bodies taken from hotels and cottages
to my funeral parlors on Maple avenue
and kept until burial or prepared for
same according to the State laws and
shipped to any part of the world.
Full line of latest designed caskets
always on hand.
, 1905-08-23
Pennsylvania Railroad r1~aintains
Schedule.

New York Tribune, August 10, 1905.
During the month of July the Penn
sylvania Special arrived in Chicago
exactly on the minute of its schedule
every day. The eastbound Pennsyl-
vania Special arrived in New York on
schedule time twenty-three days. The
average detention on seven days was
less than ten minutes, due entirely TO
conditions for which the train crew
could not be held responsible. The
greatest breach in the schedule was on
July II, when the Special was held up
behind a freight wreck, which blocked
all four tracks on the Middle Division.
entailing a loss of two hours and
twenty-five minutes in the regular
arriving time at New York.
1t is difficult to find a match for this
record. 1t demonstrates that the
schedule has sufficient elasticity TO
take up any ordinary detentions which
may occur between termini, and that
even a faster regular schedule may be
made should it be deemed wise. The
fine condition of the roadbed, the eff
cient motive power, and skillful oper-
alton all contribute to the ease with
which the Special accomplishes its
work.