The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-19

force, before Mr.. Taylor became c. D.
Taylor?
Do you not know that right now un-
der your own department that you are
employing and paying the County
money 10 a convicted gambler?
Il Achi is TO De ridiculed for recon-
uending a gambler, why Chief Detec-
tive Taylor should not be ridiculed for
actually employing a convicted gam
bier under his department?
Did you not know that a gambler
fed you TO The first step to the high
position which YOU now hold?
Did You not know that gambler
had given you most, if not all, infor-
nations which you had about gam
bling during the late administration
OF the Police department?
Did YOU not make your informer be-
lieve at the time that if you were go
ing into heaven, he would be with
you in that kingdom?
If Achi believed at the time he rec
commended the alleged gambler for q
position in the Police force. that the
gambler would reform. was it wrong?
Was not Saint Paul wrong-doer
before the Lord had chosen him as
one Of His Apostles?
Is it not true that you and Iaukea
are downing Achi in order that the
meaning Of Iaukea's small talk might
be carried out?
Can you tell US when and where tAe
following small talk of Iaukea was
written or printed?
SHERIFF IAUKEA-No mistake
could be made in the election of Mr..
Taylor. the present Chief of the Detec-
tive Bureau, TO the office of Sheriff,
and of course, with myself as Mayor
OF Honolulu, 1 believe it would insure
gocd government to the public"
Very respectfully yours,
w c. ACHI
Honolulu, Nov. IS, 1907.
TAYLOR REFUSES TO RISE.
ST have nothing to add to what I
have already said.' was what Taylor
remarked when ne had read thu above.
There is nothing whatever for me to
say -
During the perusal Of the letter
I Colonel Knox burst into the office Of
/ Sheriff Iaukea and offered him his
assistance in fighting any and all per-
Z sons VINO SflONSu A4lSIfASSANSo ~ ON
, in opposition to the police.
/ Il represent the Fighting Seventh.
sah,'' he said, drawing himself up.
! An l am wit you, Mistah Sheruff, me
an me men,"
APOLOGIZED TO HUSTACE.
In addition to penning his letter to
TAYLOR, the Laborite called on Hus-
tace and. it is said, ate humble pie,
explaining that he had said many
/ things in the heat of the moment for
which he was sorry and which he de-
sired to retraet.
The fact that the members of the
Board of Supervisors. whom Achi
claimed to have under his thumb, have
been squirming about ever since the
/ uItimatum was given to Hustace ana
have been calling upon him TO save
their faces may have something to
/ do with the retraction. Being in lead
t ing strings and having everybody
/ know it are quite different things and
il was up TO Achi to retract or have
a rebellion on his hands.
HUSTACE WILL STAY.
AS a result of the publicity given
to their plans, it is improbable il the
| near tonight. while If it does it is
] stated that Cox, Dwight and Kealoha
viii vote against it, leaving Hustace
/ to. cast the deciding vote for himself
But it is unlikely that he viii have
to. Ever since the publication of the
resolution, drafted and ready, voting
the Chairman out, the various Super
vfsors nave been loudly insistent that
there's nothing in it, that the whole
story is only newspaper talk or the
| result of a plot Matched by no one less
than Nagaran Fernandez. In fact
Fernandez is getting great deal OF
undeserved credit for splitting Things
and letting whole herds Of cats out o.
all sorts of bags.
It is decidedly funny, in fact, to note
the cautious manner in which the
| politicians approach and talk to eacf
other these days, since the Advertiser
has been publishing the inside dolng'
of their little Darkroom conferences
someone is shaking in the grass
Is ltoa way achi nuts it.