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The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-23

| be closed on motion of S. Mahelona
when Attorney General Lorrin An
drews arose and said that he wanted
also to second the nomination of Clar-
ence Crabbe.
Il yield to no man In my admiration
of A. M. Brown as an officer, man,
a lawyer, and a Republican. But the
Republican party is entering upon a
new era. 1t is time for the party to
| show that 1t has more than one man
who can act as chief of police of this
| Territory"
Mr. Andrews then paid a high
tribute to Mr.. Crabbe as a man who
had borne the standard of the Republic
can party in the time of defeat and
carried it to victory. He had spent
his time and his money for the party,
and he deserved well of his fellow Re-
publicans. 1t was time to give this
young Hawaiian chance.
Oscar Cox also grew eloquent in
secondng the nomination of Brown.
He had brought the department to a
state of the highest efficiency, and Cox
| defied any man to bring charges of
wrong doing against Brown in office.
There was no spot on his name. But
one man, the Governor, had brought
charges against him and there had
been no charges sustained.
Then Cox proceeded to roast the
Governor on his course on the Sun
day law, and to defend the legislature
for the passage of the law. Getting
back to Brown, he said that the peo-
pie Were crying on the street corners
for Brown, Brown"
John Cathcart seconded the nominal
ton of Brown to contradict the state
ment made by Mr. Andrews that
Clarence Crabbe had been most large
ly responsible for Republican success
in 1903
on motion. the nominations closed
and Crabbe and Brown both pledged
themselves handsomely to support each
the other and the ticket, whichever
was beaten.
! The ballot resulted as follows, Sam
Johnson refraining from voting:
| SIdpbe .s'''..''.''.s. %
Brown OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
This nominated Brown, and there
We're nine blank ballots cast. And,
after the Chairman had announced the
nomination of Brown, the first man to
congratulate the nominee was Car
ence Craope.
Ihe nomination OF a county clerk
was rext II rider. Aylett placed the
name OF IL halauokalahl pefore the
convention ana the nomination was
mace py acciarnatioh.
BICKNELL. FOR AUDITOR.
H"aiu "oouWaiu' summon Mahe
for auditor p NJ Rnvd nominated
Mahelona and Glen Quinn James
Bicknell. Following was the result:
Bicknell. 60.
Mahelona, AZ.
Woodward, 81.
Blank, =.
There was no choice. Mahelona
Withdrew and the second ballot gave
blcKnell 20 votes ana the nomination.
woodward mad o.
DOUTHITT FOR ATTORNEY
.' ny o. W. oa,n'art anu mere ne-
ns ~ opposi''or Tue seere'ary was III
'eu " cast Dai'o' ior NM
BooIH FOX TREASURER.
Gerrit Wilder was placed in nomin-
alton for County Treasurer by ]. A.
Gilman. Charles w. Booth was named
by r. N. Boyd. Following was the
result:
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NOT THE CLIMATE.

Is it the climate that drives all the
Japs away from this part of Kaui We
first thought they went to California
but we Learn that they go to other
plantations, an investigation shows
that there is no lack of labor in other
parts of this district. 1t must be eli
mate because every one knows that the
officials here are "loved Dearly You
can assure yourself of this fact by
hearing the pet names given them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-23

REPORT ON RULES.
To the chairman and members of
the county convention of the county
of Oahu.
and permanent organization beg leave
to report, recommending the follow
ing rules, for the adoption of this
convention.
l. The permanent officers of this con-
vention shall be a Chairman, Vice
Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer and
Sergeant-at-Arms.
9. The order of business shall be as
follows:
A.-Call of permanent roll.
B.-Election of permanent officers.
C.-Report of Committee on Resolu-
lions
Determinations for County officers
in the following order: Sheriff, Coun-
ty Clerk, Auditor, County Attorney,
Treasurer, Supervisor-at-Large
E.-1mmediately after the nomination
of candidates for said officers, a re-
cess shall be taken and the respective
delegations from the several districts
for members of the Board of Super
visors and Deputy Sheriffs.
F.-Upon the reconvening of the
convention, such nominations shall be
announced to the convention by the
chairmen of the respective delegations.
And upon the failure of any delegation
to agree upon a nominee for any such
Office within reasonable time. the
convention shall proceed to make the
nomination.
Collection of County Committee.
Each precinct shall announce it's choice
for committeeman agreeably to Section
/. Article IA, of the rules of the Re
publican party.
H.-Any other business that may be
brought before the convention.
adjournment.
g. In making nominations for Of
flee the voting shall in all cases where
there is more than one nominee be by
ballot upon the call of the roll
4. In order to secure the nomination
for any office the candidate must re-
ceive a majority of all the votes cast.
5. No one duly nominated for nomin-
alton for office shall be compelled to
withdraw his name from consideration.
6. If. after three ballots shall have
been taken without securing a nominal
ton any delegate may vote for any
eligible person Notwithstanding the
nominations shall have been closed.
7. Every candidate for nomination
for a county office shall before the
balloting begins openly pledge himself
before the convention to accept and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-23

aoLL1sTER DRUG CO.. AGENTS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-23
WANT HIGHER PAY.

We learn that the Hawaiians are
about to demand one dollar a day.
Thay say IL they are the only ones
that can put up with the awful rat
that drives the Japs away that they
ought to be well paid for it. Right
you are. Demand the dollar day and
you will get it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-23

For vice chairman. William Isaacs Of
the Fifth District was nominated by
reclamation.
secretary, also by reclamation.
John Waterhouse was chosen treas
urer. against his protest.
S. NJ. Kanakanui was nominated for
ergeant-at-arms.
The report of the committee on reso-
lutions was presented, as follows:
THE PLATFORM.
Be 1t resolved by the Republicans of
the County of Oahu in convention as
sembled:
1. We declare our fidelity and ad-
herence to the principles and policies
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of the Republican party of this Terri
tory as the same were set forth in the
platform adopted by the party as
sembled in convention at Hilo on
September LIST, 1904.
2. We congratulate our De ega;e to
Congress, Hon. ]. Kalanianaole, upon
the success of his efforts in behalf of
this Territory at Washington.
8. We express our satisfaction at
the able work done by Il e Repub lean
legislators at the past and pending
sessions of the Legislature of the year
1905, approaching to the highest de-
gree the self-sacrifcing industry which
has characterized the efforts of our
chosen representatives in the legisla-
tive branch of the Government to
bring our community nearer to the
ideal Amerlcanism by giving us county
government.
A. F. JUDD,
Chairman of Committee.
The report was adopted on motion
OF e. r. Adams. And then the war
opened, when Chairman Harris called
for nominations for Sheriff. At once
s. w. Logan OF the Fifth District
jumped to his feet and nominated A.
NJ. Brown. There was a kolsua to this.
A. d. Castro in a neat speech nomin.
ated Clarence Crabbe. This was sec
onded. and nominations were about to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-23
ARTHUR BROWN IS NOMINATED
FOR SHERIFF ON FIRST BALLOT
THE TICKET.

For Sheriff...Arthur M. Brown
For County CIerk--D. KalauokaIani, Jr.
For County Auditor.--James BickneII
For County Treasurer-.-Chas, W. Booth
For County Attorney-.-E. A. Douthitt
Supervisor at Large--E. R. Adams
SUPERVISORS DEPUTY SHERFFS
fonoIulu-GeorseW W. Smith. Honolulu. KaIakisa
~ Ewa-John Fernandez.
WaIaIua- Andrew Cox. Waa'ua-h. u. plsmmsr.
KooIaupoko- Lane. KooIaupoko- Psha
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COUNTY COMMITTEEMEN.

The following committeeman were
named:
Fourth District, list V. C. Roe, S.
NJ. Kanakanui; End John Warehouse,
Harry Murray Bird c. w. Booth, Robt.
Boyd; 4th w. l.. Emery, J. H. Boyd;
5th Sam. Johnson, Chas. Coster; 9Th
l.. A. Andrews, w. Drake; 9TH G. chal-
mers; Sth Chas. Hustace, Chas. Zeig-
Ter; 9th j. c. Quinn; 10th Geo. Maka-
lena, ]. A. w. Cathcart.
Fifth District, LIST Leleiwi, End S. w.
Logan; Bird w. W. Goodale; 4th F..
Meyer; 5th --; 9th ---: 7th j. j.
Fern; Sth S. f. Dwight, Mark Lane,
9Th NJ. C. Amana, e. Henriques; 10th
Joe Ricard, Eddie Kealoha; 18th Ben
Fabian.
At l a. m. the convention adjourned
with three cheers for the entire ticket.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-23

l.. NJ. Whitehouse, contractor, came
to town In the Kinau
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-23
KOOLAU SUPERVISOR.

Chairman Harris announced that the
districts of Koolauloa and Koolaupoko
had failed to agree on a nominee for
Supervisor. According to the rules 1t
was up to the convention to choose a
candidate. The names balloted on in
the district convention were those of
Andrew Adams. Dick Lane and Lelei-
wi. The latter withdrew and the other
two were balloted on. The result was
n follows.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-23
H4er's
Hair Ngor

Have you lost your hairp 1t will
restore 1t. Has your hair faded or
turned grayp 1t will bring back the
color and gloss of youth. In brief,
there is no condition, short of abso-
Lutte destruction of the roots, in
which Ayers Hair Vigor will not
produce luxuriant hair.
Do not be deceived by cheap imita-
tons which will only disappoint you.
Make sure you get AYERS Hair
Vigor.
fgeparedby Or. J. .Aysr& Co., Lowell, Mass U.SA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-16
catarrh oannot b curea

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease
catarrh Is a blood or constitutional di-
sease, and IN order TO cure Il you must
take internal remedies tsall's Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally. and acts direct
ly on the blood and mucous surfaces.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medi-
cine, Il was prescribed by one OF the
best physicians IN this country for years
and is a regular prescription. II Is COM
posed OF the best tones known. combined
with the best blood pnrihers, acting d.
recily on the mucous surfaces. The pre-
feet combination ~ the i've ingredients
Il what PRODUCES such wonderful results
in curing Catauh. send Tor testimonials
free.
r. }. c9ANEY. q Co, Props. Toledo, Q
SOLD BY Druegists. price 75c.
Take HANS Famny Pills FOR constipation
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Alleged Scheme to Job Okla
hOma City and Guthrie.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.


Special to Daily Leader.
Oklahoma City, Sept. 16.-Owing 70 the
Santa Fe southbound train being late
Yesterday afternoon the Guthrie baseball
team did rot reach this city until after
five O'Clock and there was no game at
sportsman's park yesterday.
There viii be a double header this af-
lernOon. however, and that wiz make
up for the fans disappointment yesterday
Root and Craig win likely do the twirl-
ing for the Mets today Nelson for Ok
iahoma City and Companion for Guthrie.
vii. likely lie the opposing reirlers in
ioniorrows game.
After the ASSOCIATION season ends It is
likely the Nets and the Wichita team
viii meet for a series OF games and then
win come the tug of war. II is our pre-
diction that the Nets os now constitute
ed, have It Ia them to capture eight Of
the twelve games from the association
champions.
Manager Barnes made the statement
the. Oklahoma City win be represented
in the Western association next season,
Manager smith OF the Guthrie team.
stated that Guthrie would also be IN
the circuit next season. The teleenphic
report that Klnimel and Milton of wich-
ita. have purchased the Topeka franz
chse IS. however somewhat disturbing.
as it may mean that the Wichita team
VII be transferred to Topeka and that
Wichita. culnrie and Oklahoma City viii
left out IN the cold. Much has occur
red Of late to Indicate that the eastern
clubs are trying to freeze out the. terri
tory cities, and President shively is
not free OF suspicion OF being In with the
Vaccinations.
team. stated last night that two big
excursions would come into Oklahoma
City sunday TO attend the ball game
one from Artapsos city and one from
Ralston
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AALL cAINE,s RgALIsrc pLAY.
CBy AssoeIated PressA

London, Sept 16-Quite a deal Of
interest in social and religious circles
has been aroused over the first pro
duetion in ENGLAND of Hall Gaines new
play, "The Prodlgal Son" at the Drury
Lane theatre tonight The author has
been visiting various gambling places
on the Reviera, so that there N ght be
lacking no accuracy or realism ia the
great gambling scene. During one oi
the trips Mr.. Caine is said to have
stood at the back Of the chair of his
companion while the latter lost $4,000
in less tine than an noun.
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Indoor nlIndrnan,s eun.

This Is dne for rainy day and many
result in giving tile young people a
very happy time Let al be seated
and the "blind man" selected then
bandage his eyes, stand him in the
center OF rhe room, and have the
children take their seats. When this
Is announced the blind man D1sscs
among theIa and guesses. from touch
ing the face. hands, OF c.othing WHO
II Is. II he fails three times TO guess
correctly, another blind man IS choa ~
and rie nst pays three ioreie.ts, hat
re remains blind man" until m2king
this number OF failures.
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Ars vou Enuaoseg

Engaged people should remember,
that. afier marriage, many quarrels can
be avoided. by keeping their digesiions
in good condition with electric Bit;ers
5. A. Brown, of Rcnnersvllle S. q.
says: For years. my wife suffered in-
teI sely from dyspepsia, complicated
with torpid liver until she lost he-
strtngth and vigor. and became a mere
wreck of her former self Then she
tried Electric Hiusrs, which helped nei
az once ana finally made her entirely
we'll she Is nov strong and healthy
An druggists. sells ana guarantees them.
al SOC . bottle.
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oregon Railway and Navigation conn
panies lines.
Al the outbreak Of the spanish Ameri-
can war swObe's political influence pro-
cured him a good position in the commits
sary department win the title of cap
tain AZ the conclusion Of IA, war Mr..
swobe's political 'puli" again procured
him an easy position this time the
charge Of the commissary for the army
IN the Philippines.
Markell retained the eating house bdsi-
ness. which wss consolidated dnder the
corporate name OF the Pacific Hotel COM
pany Market has heon out OF business
for several years past having severed
bis connection with the Pacific Hotel
company as soon as the Union Pacific
comuisary WAS fully established
Marked was g companion Of ! steiling
Morton iu the pioneer days Of Nebraska
and "a close friend Of Morton ana his
family during latter years. Pau Morton
owes much of his raliroad prominence
to the Influence Of Matkel. whose power
among railroad officials has always been
great
Marked has also been m a position %
bring an Weston railroad influence 70
his aid In obtaining the cencession which.
according TO statements published yester-
day. merils $50. 600 900 OF business during
the construction Jf the canal
While Markell is himself wealthy, the
magnitude of his contract IS such ,ha.
railroad men here do not hesitate 20 say
that Officials Of the Atchlsop. Topeka
& Santa re and Union Pacific and Gre
gon Short Line ficials have their part
in it ard thar because of this Marker
VIA be ale o add 70 the profits by larg
concessions ils the matter Of freight
rates to tie Pacific coast. whence such
edlbles as must be exported 10 Panama
will be shipped
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LeavenNorth Kas., Sept 1g-m the
bese exhibition OF bsal seen here this
season. sedaaa and Leavenworth
played eleven innings without a score.
Both speer aud Westcott were in great
form. but the sensational fielding OF
both teams were the features Persch
saved the game rfor sedalia hy "a long
throw TO the plate s.. the seventh
Score RHE.
sedaIm .....0 OO0O0 o 0 o o 90
il-woavh ..,0-00o OoO00o 90 6 I
Baltes<es sedalla. Westoott and
Check 1-eavenworth speer and ARM
strong. Umpire-Malay
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MORTON'S HAND Is SEEN
la Awarding Of a Fifty Mil
lion Contract to j. e
Markell.

Boston. sept ls-The Post prints the
following from Omaha.
The charge wired 10 President Roosc-
velt by Hudgins & Dumas and Balfe &
Co. that favortism has been shown by
Panama Canal Commissioner Shonts Ia
his granting of the meal concession 90
J. y Market Of this city. undouhtedl''
has is basis IN the connection which can
b traced between Markell and Commis-
sioner shonts through cx-secretary Of
War Paul Morton
j T. Markell was formerly head OF the
firm OF Market & swobe The firm held
the eating house concession along the
lines Of the Union Pacific. Burlington
southern Pacific. oregon Short lime aud
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Always Successful

When indigestion becomes chronic II Is
dangerous. Koiol Dyspepsia Cure win
cure indigestion snd all troubles result
ing therefrom. thus preventing Catarrh
OF the storaach Dr. Newbrough. Of
League w. Va, says: "To those suf-
fering from Indigestion or sour stomach
would say there is no better remedy
than Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. have
prescribed it for number OF patients
with good success" Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat and makes
the stomach sweet. sold by G. r. Renfro
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Governor Hoch has not to-day as
a confidential adviser and friend one
solitary man who supported him "a
tke beginning Of his fight for govern
or. 1t is possible thai Ed Hoch IS
the only righteous man in the whole
state Of Kansas? That seems TO he
the opinion Of Ed. Hoch hinself--
Lawrence Gazette.
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Finding health Is like finding money
80 think those who are sick. When
you have a cough. cold, soro throat. OF
chest irritation, better act promptly
like W. C. Barber OF sandy Level Va
He says: II had terrible chest troubie
caused by smoking and coal dust on ms
lungs: but. after hnding no relief IN
other remedies. I was cured BY Dr
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds" Greatest sale OF an,
cough or lung medicine in the world
Al an druggists; zoe ana ti.09; guaran'
teed Trial bottle free.
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LEADERETrES


oklahoma city now claims popula-
ton Of s2.9l5
Unless the president interferes, Rufus
Runyan, a negro win be hanged for mur-
der a. Ardnors September 22.
Dennis Flynn says he expects the
single staiehooa enabling ACT 70 be PISS
ed by congress before Christmas
,onuel Green and Peter Whitehead
Wanted for the murder of Sheriff Builard
nnd Deputy sherin cogbum on Roger
Mills county three years ago, have Teen
caught in Portland, ore
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HfryiDg preparations SIMPLY ccvcl
op dry catarrh they dry up tho secretioas,
which adhere to the membrane and decoin-
pose, Causing a far more serious trouble than
tho ordinary form OF catarrh. Avoid all dry
ing inhalants, fumes. smokes aud snuiIs
and uso that which cleanses, soothes and
heals. Ely's Cream Balm is such remedy
aud viii cure catarrh or cold in the head
easily and pleasantly. trial size will be
mailed for 10 cents All druggists sell tho
SOC. size. Ely Brothera, So Warren St., NY.
The Balm cures without pain, does not
irritate OF cause sneezing. II spreads Itself
oYes anirritatsd aud angry surface. reliev-
ing Immediately the painful Inflammation.
With Ely's Cream Balm you are armed
against Nasal Catarrh and Hay Fever.
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RHH
No Other Games.

sedalia and Leavenwprth We're the
only teams in the Western association
that played bah yesterday With the
exception Of Oklahoma City the posi-
ponement WIS on account OF wet
grounds
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Fruit stain or mndew. Here's the stun
that win do It. Foggs LIQUID Perrin.
Warranted harmless 20 paper. hands or
cloth. 10 cents per bottle At Leader
once.
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Ohseraflop cafe ears now Ia Herviee
~ wabash da- trains between Kansas
-. ana 81. LouiA both dlreetons, ana
on Wabash New xork last map train
No q
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How are your idneysg Il IS dangerous
10 delay when the Klaneys are sick one
leS * zSians, Etles wlli recommend the
nerL IS cents J. ~ Wanaps
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Ia the animal markets OF the world the
Ihinoceros is rated az the highest figures,
Che only specimen On America Is owned
hy Ringing Brothers ana Is one Of the
mmy features in theic big menaserie.
qhis beast IS four years old and OF the
tN0-horned Kind. Il Is well grown and
healthy The Ringlings nave been offer
od their own price FOR ia. but they re--
fuse 20 pari with a. Two giranes and a
regd baby elephant are also IN this wild
animal collection with Rngliqs Broth
ers Worlds Greatest shows which a
the most extensive and valuable Ia the
world
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The PIN that VIII. Berg's Little Liv-
er and Stomach Pills cures Constipation.
Sour stomach and Liver Complaint. Try
them. 100 Pi-s 25 cents. J. n. Wallace.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Al Cncinrau-Cincinnah T. Plttsburg s
Az Bossoa-Boston .. shiladelphia g.
AZ 81. Lonis-st Louis Z, Chicago 9.
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svgRy MoeMMa AZ % o,eLoe lN EvsRr elry s.rso rAs
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

An New York-New York Washington
O.
Al Chicago-Chieago 9. st. Louis o
Al Philadelphia Philadelphia 4-2,
Boston 3-3.
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TO remove rust stain. get q box of
Rustlne Ssadlcator - Leader on :.
Price 10 cents
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AMEHIcAN AssoclATIoN.

At Kansas cityKansas city 2 st. Paul
no.
AT Milwaukee 4; MinneaTo-
lis s.
At roledo-Toledo a. Columbus I.
AZ uisville--Louisville 4. Indianapolis
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Al Omaha Omaha Denver 8
At 81 Joseph-st. Joseph 2. Pueblo l.