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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-11
DIR. SCUDDER ON PROPOSED
CHANGES in SUNDAY LAW

Editor Advertiser: Pardon me for
calling attention to an article in this
mornings Advertiser. which was over
generous in the place 1t assigned me
In the matter of proposed changes in
the present Sunday law. The fact of
the case is that q very large number
of citizens both in and especially out
of Honolulu have expressed themselves
as SO deeply DESTROYS OF having the law
amended that the Civic Federation
was forced to give heed to them. The
movement originated entirely outside
of the Federation and should be asso-
ciated with no one person or group of
persons.
Again In the matter of Sunday sports
1t Is not quite accurate to quote me
as in favor thereof. Having been
brought up in the atmosphere of the
latter day Puritan Sabbath my per-
sonal habit and my preference for all
men are emphatically along the line
of day spent in church attendance
and in deeper communion with God
and His best works secured through
good books. association with nature
and human comradeship in Its quieter
manifestations. But this is an individ-
ual matter.
There are many varieties OF DISPOSE
lions and what is OF more moment our
civilization denies to millions OF men
all recreation or possibility of the world
Of outdoors except on Sunday while
hundreds of thousands toll seven days
In the week. To decire to legislate
ones individual preference into law
binding upon others In a matter OF this
kind is the very opposite of the spirit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-11
WOULD BUY LOT At
BETHEL AND MERCHANT

An offer of $4,000 has been made to
the Territorial government, through
Superintendent of Public Works Hollo-
way. by r. C. A. Peterson, for the lot
at the corner of Bethel and Merchant
streets with frontages of S4xs1 IL feet,
and containing an area of 1906 square
feet. The adjoining property on Bethel
street was recently secured by S. M.
Damon at four dollars a foot. Should
the Territory accept Mr.. Peterson's
offer, improvements worth 100000 wild
be Immediately made upon the proper
ty. Trans-Pacific Trade.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-11

of Christ There can be no question
| that the Sabbath which the ancient
Hebrew knew and which Jesus prac-
tised was not the Puritan Sabbath.
The observance was very rigid in re-
quiring no work but 1t left men free
to relax as they pleased. One of the
remarkable overturns of history is the
recent legislation in France which has
been forced by sheer humanitarianism
to go back to the Hebrew Sabbath and
demand one days rest in seven for
every worker. With this law surely
every Christian should be In full SYM
pathy.
The proposed amendments to our
Sunday law are In this direction. They
are aimed to give true rest day 10
as many persons as possible. II pub
lie sentiment would go further and de-
mand one free day of rest in seven for
every laborer in the Territory. 1t would
be another step towards the realiza-
ton of the teaching OF Him who said
the Sabbath was made for man.
AS to how Sunday is to be kept, law
should not dictate. except to safeguard
those who desire to spend its hours In
quiet worship or In any other way not
detrimental to public peace and good
order 1t is the province OF the church
so to arouse mems consciences to the
duty and privilege OF divine worship
and the cultivation of their nobler
powers that Sunday shall not degen-
crate into a day OF self indulgence or
mere pleasure hunting.
With thanks for this space. am.
Yours truly,
DOREMUS ScUDDER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-11
CRIMINAL BUSINESS.

Only ten jurors appeared in Judge
Robinsons court yesterday. when a
criminal case was set for trial. A num-
Der of jurors from Eva district were
weather bound, owing to the Interrupt
ton Of railway travel by the storm.
Judge Robinson issued a special venire
for eleven additional jurors returnable
tomorrow, these to serve as regular
jurors of the term.
Argument on the demurrer of w. III.
Crawford TO indictment for gambling
was heard by Judge Robinson in the
afternoon, Deputy Attorney General
NJ. F. Prosser for the Territory and
Geo. d. Gear for the defendant. The
demurrer is now to be submitted on
briefs Mr.. Prosser having two days
and Mr.. Gear three.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-11
BEAUTIFUL CARVING.

There is in the window of the Coyne
Furniture Co., on Hotel street. a speci-
men OF Japanese carving that is at
tracing considerable attention. 1t is
bedstead. probably six feet in width.
with head and footboard carved in
floral designs, with dragon corner
posts. Unlike most articles of furni-
ture OF this character. the carving is
as much in detail on the back as in
parts always exposed to view. The
piece was given TO Frank Thompson
during his recent visit to the Orient.
and he In turn gave 1t TO DIR. CLIFFORD
b. High. 1t has been sent to the fur
niture store TO be fitted with a mat
tress.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-11
THE GOVERNMENT
LOSES TAX CASE

Justice Hartwell Is author of a unan-
imous opinion Of the Supreme Court
sustaining the claim Of Central Mill Co.
against Treasurer Campbell. The cap
'ital stock of the company Is 1915, 200
and it's articles OF incorporation au-
thorize 1t to increase its capital to $5,-
900, 600 In addition to the stamp duty
and recording fee the law prescribes
tax OF 20 cents for each $1,000 Of the
total amount of capital stock authoriz-
ed. When this company presented its
articles for filing, the Treasurer of the
Territory demanded the tax for the
100000 capital which the company
was authorized to issue.
The difference was 1925 and was paid
under protest by the company. which
with the Treasurer submitted the dis
pute to the Supreme Court. If 1t was
decided in favor of the company the
Treasurer would refund the money to
it, but If In favor of the Treasurer he
would turn the money into the treas
ury. The court says:
THE amount of the capital stock Of
the company now authorized is the
amount which 1t has issued, namely,
$375.000, and does not include any in
tithSc VI SlOCh which,
ticles of association, the company may
and, Of course, may not issue. In other
words, the tax is imposed. not upon
the right of the company to issue new
shares, but upon the capital stock Is
sued or authorized by the company.
The statute goes on to require a tax
upon increase of capital stock, twenty
cents for each thousand dollars OF the
total increase authorized Whether
authority for the increase Is found in
original or amended articles of asso-
citation new shares, when issued. IN
either case, constitute an increase of
capital stock and are taxable as such.
Until the stock Is issued there Is none
to be taxed.
"The plaintiff may take judgment &C.
cordingly."
L. J. Warren (Smith & Lewis on the
brieD for PLAINTIFF; NJ. r. Prosser. Dep
uty Attorney General for defendant.
Mr. Prosser suggests that this de-
cision makes necessary an amendment
to the law which Will enable the gov
eminent to tax increases OF corpora
tons capital as they are made.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-11

There Is some little curiosity In
sporting circles as to what clubs in
tercst in the Honolulu Baseball League
is worth. This has been created by the
report that the Diamond Heads were
trying to buy out the Oahu's big league
franchise.
Two years ago the Male Ilimas
valued their interest at $1,000. The
lease of the ground at that time had
eight years to run and attendance at
the games was bigger than 1t has been
since
Six years from now the ball park
reverts to the Rapid Transit & Land
Co., together with all improvements
which may have been made.
According to reports flying around,
the st. Louis Athletic Club and the
Honolulu Athletic Club may put a
combined team in the big league this
year. There is also some talk of the
Tenth Infantry replacing the Males.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-11
,From THURSDAYS Advertlser.)

Reports from the plantations employ
ing them indicate that the Portuguese
who arrived in the steamer Suveric are
contented with their lot as well as
giving satisfaction to their employers.
Anxiety is felt regarding d. A. Fox,
the New York representative of the
Honolulu Iron Works, who left Ponce,
p. r., about Christmas for New York
in a vessel that was cabled as being ten
days overdue yesterday. Mr.. Fox was
formerly in the company's employ here.
A cabegram to the Honolulu Iron
Works Co.. from Manager c. Hede-
mann, states that he secured two con-
tracts in Formosa for the construction
of sugar mills. They are for a Japa-
nese firm for which the works are al
ready building a mill. Each plant will
he about the size of the Waikiki mill
now grinding its first crop.
Tax Assessor Holt expects an in
crease in tax collections this year of a
quarter of a million dollars over those
of last year. Besides the larger in
comes of sugar plantations the taxation
thereof as enterprises for profit will be
correspond!ngly enhanced. The gain
from the leading industry is calculated
to overcome the depreciation of BUSH
ness property, etc. by the amount just
stated.
Baron Kikuch, who was president of
the Imperial japanese University and
Minister of Education in Japan. was
passenger in the Hongkong Maru that
touched here this week. He called IN
Consul Saito who presented him at the
Mochizuki club. Baron Kikuchi Is go
ing to lecture on Orientalism at Cam
bridge University, England, for six
months. afterward lecturing at other
European universities. On his return
he will deliver addresses in the United
States.
After Judge Dole returns from HilO
next month the meat and lumber trust
cases will likely come to trial in the
Federal court.
Land Commissioner Pratt is awaiting
advices from Kauai relative to the
weather before fixing a time for his
trip to that island in connection with
the opening of the Kappa lands for set
Element.
The Wahiawa dam holds rs feet
depth of water, or within four feet of
It's subway, against letlihS out VI
water to keep 1t down. Wahiawa plan
tation stock on the exchange advanced
yesterday. it is believed on account of
the prospect of reduced pumping ex-
penses.
If Col Jones can secure the Dowsett
lands near Wahiawa for the n. G. H.
encampment, he will arrange for very
thorough rife practise. Members of the
Hawaii team that went to Seagfrt, N.
j.. two years ago will be on hand to
give special training in details of shoot
ing to the neophytes. Drills in modern
field militarism will be given at the
encampment. There will be no sham
battles.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-11
SEND FOR
MY MARKET LETTER

You probably know that Goldfield.
Nevada. is the greatest mining camp
the world has ever known. One mine.
the Mohawk, produced s2.0o0.o00 In Jog
days. advised everybody to buy 1t at
81 a share. 1t has since cold UP to $50
Fortunes have been made in the Gold
field stocks. In the next few months
we are going to see greater boom
than ever and more fortunes will be
made. To know what Is doing you
will have to read my market letter.
get my information direct from my
Goldfeld office. One customer Of mine
made $4,000 in three months. You can
do as we'll IL you have the right infor-
nation. Send me your name and ad-
dress and / will advise you. 1t costs
YOU nothing. Address:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-11
Williams Boys
Fill Vacancies

The Honolulus have decided to re-
place Joy and En- Sue, who shortly
leave for the Coast, with John and
James Williams. John will do the
pitching and James will hold down
third bag and act as substitute pitcher.
John pitched for the Punahous part of
last season and made a good showing
on the whole.
Bruins will officiate at second, and
most of the other members of last
years championship nine will be seen
in their old positions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-11
THE CHIusA LIBEL.

In the Federal court yesterday Capt.
A. l. Lane, of Hackfeld's steam scow
Pioneer; Capt. A. Fuller. harbor mas
ter, and Robt, Cation, master iron
founder and mechanical engineer. gave
evidence for the Inter-Island Steam
Navigation Co. in its libel for salvage
against the Japanese steamer chiusa
Maru.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-11
Sports
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Askesk
ANT|DOTE WINS
HIS LAST RACE
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
HILO, Jan. Sold Antidote, the
oldest active racehorse in this or any
other country, won both his races at
Hilo today.
In the three.quarter mile dash he
won in a walk, pulling up in 1:24. The
half was made in ia l-2.
In the one-mile novelty event the
veteran white made show of his field,
running the first quarter in pa 1.2,
the half in :54 "a and the mile in :54,
with nothing in sight to make him ex-
tend himself. Every quarter but tho
first was ridden under strong pull
This is the last race Antidote will
ever run. The game old warrior now
goes to end his days on a good pasture
where he can eat, and think of his
glorious past. Julian Monsarrat will
use him once in while for short joys
to Pahalu and back.
In the harness event Acrobat, driven
by Lyman, beat John d. in the first
two heats. After the race Lyman
drove John d. and won handily from
Acrobat knocking off ten seconds from
the time made by the latter in the first
two heats.
SUMMARY.
The results were as follows:
Half mile, Hawaiian bred, catch
weights. Purse, $25 and cup.
Strawberry, Kukaiau ranch. l.
Piilani, Kapapala ranch, 2.
Punalua, Kapapala ranch, 8.
Easterboy, +. Rodriguez, also ran.
Time, sd secs.
Half mile, Luna race. Purse, $25.
Lei, C. b. Lyman, J.
Frank, II. Canario, 9.
Dolly Grey, w. Mccall, 3.
Maggie, j. Cameron, end Major, F.
secs.
Threc-eighths mile, Hawaiian bred.
Purse, $25 and cup.
Easterboy, F. Rodrigues, /.
Kahuwiki, Kapapala ranch, 2.
Yankee Girl, Volcano Stables, 3.
Time, AZ secs.
Half nile Gentlemen riding race,
racehorses barred. cup.
Lei, G. b. LYMAN,
Frank, j. Capario, Jr.. >.
Dolly Grey, w. McC.n 3.
Time, So l-2 sccr.
Three-quarter mile, Hawaiian bred.
Purse, $25 and cup.
Antidote, Kapapala ranch, l.
Rae E., Kukaiau ranc'l ..
Ruth, Volcano Stables, 5.
Tine, 1.24.
Half mile trot or pace, best two in
three heats. Purse, $25 and cup. Time,
to win cup to be 100 or better.
Acrobat, R. J. Lyman, ], l.
John d., j. D. Easton, 9, 2.
Tine, 1875, 1884.
One mile. extra.
Major, +. A. Birmingham, J.
Punaluu, Kapapala ranch 2.
laHmahy, d.
Time, 1854.
One mile, Hawaiian bred, novelty
race. Purse, $50 and cup.
Antidote, Kapapala ranch, l.
Lei, G. b. Lyman, 2.
Strawberry, Kukaiau ranch, 3.
Rae f., Yankee Girl and Joe d. also
ran.
Half mile, japanese race. Purse, $25.
Pail, Fukamoto, /.
Johnnie, Sumida, 2.
Papaikou, Sakaki, 3.
Time, 81 ga secs.
Half mile, special.
Laulii, Kapapala ranch, l.
Ruth, Volcano Stables. 2.
Pedro, Kukaiau ranch, 3.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-01-11
THE LEGISLATIVE GRANT.

Appeals from the Honolulu District
Court have been entered In the Circuit
Court in the cases of Parke v. Cath
cart. Assessor Holt v. John f. Colburn
and Assessor Holt V. VIM. M. Mahuka.
Evening capital., 1907-08-09
SNAPSHOTS.


Many q gjIt-edge investment u All
on the edge.
"A PLAIN duty, like q plain girls
hae few wo0ere.
Great expectations breed great
disappOiutmsDfs.
AT any rate, the KID NJ the foOt ~
tie class can generally lick the boy ~
tile head.
Kat what you please and take 10.
tie KodoI FO' ID1lgestlon after your
meals. II digests what you eat. E0lO
~ FeIdmeyeF Bfos.. Druggists.
"A woman j. . paradox. IL IL
when siIe's fair that she takes q fellow
Dy storm.
II good many fIjDgs have been
done il the name Of charity, and q
god many people, too.
-Ihere j. sucb thing as OVERRIDING
at matter. Many candidate ~ too
candid.
DeWist's Little Eafly Rlsers, Teiia
bie little pills. Recommended ~
Eeldmeyer Bros, Drnggists
Any poker player Will tell you
that . king in the hand IL often worth
two IN . pedigree.
The people who come early u
avoid the rush generally find that
everyone else has done the same.
Evening capital., 1907-08-09

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased 10 lcaIn thai there Is al least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all is stages, and that is
Cafarrh. Halls Cafarrh Cure Is the
only positive cure now knowa 10 the
medical fraternity. CatarTh being a
constitutional disease. requires consii-
iutionaI Treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. thereby destroying the foundz-
ton Of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature II dong rs work.
Thepropricsors have 50 much faith IN
us curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that It
fails 70 cure. Send for list Of testi-
monials.
Address r. J.CHENEY < CO.,
gToledo, u.
Sold By all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for ccnsti-
patton.
Evening capital., 1907-08-09

The automobile hearse which has
been predicted has arrived, and is
found to be extremely satisfactory
The exhaust from the engines is
mufIed SO as to make the action OF
the machinery noIseless, and the ST.
lent movement Of the vehicle Is said
70 be in nc way dispIeasing. Ths
next advance viii doubtless be q
train Of automobiles for the accom-
modation OF all who accompany tbi
hearse to the cemetery. the vehicles
being covered and painted in soms
subdued color.
Evening capital., 1907-08-09

English herring fishermen are,
many Of them, remarkably super
stitious. For instance, on some fish
ing boats whistIing is forbidden, and
neither milk nor burnt bread is al
lowed on board. Furthermore. not
even the name Of that unlucky ami.
NAL. the hare, may be mentioned
and a common method Of Furnishing
an enemy is to throw a dead hare
into his boat. Some Of the fishermen
believe in luck attending an odd
numbered crew, but the good for
tune may be neutralized should ons
Of the number have red hair.-Ex
change.
Evening capital., 1907-08-09
COMPETENT JUDGES.
ueau.Z pseasr. Eaaer.e nerpIeIae.

Bcaufy Doctors Endorse Derplcide.
81 omen who make b1sinesg Of beau
ufgms ether women come pretty near
knowing Ufat win bring about the best
seeuiis. Here are letters from two. con
corning HEerpicides
Il can recommend EeUbrO's "Herpl-
eife~ IS Il stopped my hair from falling
euts and. as 2 dressing IL has no super
Tor
"(Si~ned.1 Bertha a. Trulllnger,
Complexion Specialist,
.sfs Morrison St.. Portland, Ore"
after using one bottle Of "Herpiclde7
n1v hair haa stopped falling out, and my
scalp II entirely free from dandrun.
tf~ignedJ Grace Dodge.
"Peauty Doctor,
"fas sixth St. Portland. ore"
Sold hv leading druggists Send 10c. fn
Hfanaug Tor sample 20 The HcgpIcldc Co.,
Detroit. Mich.
For sale by Teldmeyer Brss-. Csty
Drug Store, Special Agents.
Two sfzes-s9 cents and eI00.
Evening capital., 1907-08-09
A Beautiful Flag.

= Every American with real red blood
IN hrs veins loves our flag. But do you
possess 4 goOd2 You can get beauti-
ful flag almost free II you will send a
check for -. 50 To THE PHILADEL-
PHIA PRESS. This will entItle you
to THE PRESS daily, except Sunday,
for one year by mail, postage paid, and
also q fine hand-sewed flag, size 3x5
feet, fast colors, fully guaranteed. This
lag also is really worth the amount
asked and then you get the great home
newspaper Of Philadelphia. Be
patriot. When you have good flag
you can demonstrate your patriotism
At a time when "Old Glory" should be
displayed Ifyour children are set a
good example they will learn to love
s-Old Glory like they should be
taught. To-day IL the time TO order.
Send all ofders To Circulation Depart
fnent Of THE PRESS, or hand your
order to the newsdealer or postmaster.
"a i I'm
Evening capital., 1907-08-09
Are You Going {?

State Capital Lodge, No. -, i. y. NJ.
will gfve Ifs annual excursion to Ocean
city. sid. on Wednesday, August Zlst.
The steamer Cambridge, one Of the
best and fastest steamers on the bay,
will take the excursIOnists 10 Claiborne.
Don't fail 10 take in this trip as il u
one 0ffne best out Of Annapolis this
season. Adults $50. children under
l. years. 75c. JZ7. -, 81, ,a3,7 10, ,12.l4.
Evening capital., 1907-08-09
GERMAN SCHOOL.

All parents who take interest in hav-
ing their children instructed In the
German Language are kindly asked
To send them 20 the Lecture Room of
ate Sf. Martins Church, Francis ST.,
ncrf Eriday morning, al 2 o'clock.
For terms, apply to REV. GUST.
EONTE. as y
Evening capital., 1907-08-09

To improve the appetite and strengthen
,he digestion try 4 few doses Of Chamber
aims stomach and Liver Tablets. Mr.. J.
II. Seitx Of Detroit Mich, says They re-
asored nv appetite when impaired, relieved
me Of = bloated feeling and caused pleas
ant and satisfactory movement Of the bow
Els Price. 3 cents. Samples free At Field
never Bros. Drug Store.
Evening capital., 1907-08-09

Mothers who give their children
Ecrnedy's Laxative Cough Syrup in
sariably indorse IL. Children like {
because the taste is pleasant. Con
tafns Honey and Tar. Conforms TO the
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sold By Feldmeyer Bros. Druggists.
Evening capital., 1907-08-09

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup l.
absolutely free from any oDiate or mar
cotic. Contains Honey and Tar. Sold
by Feldmeyer Bros, Druggists
Evening capital., 1907-08-09
HAPPY WOMEN.

Wouidn't znT won1n - harrT-
After years 81 harlFe1a sIfers1<.
DAYS 81 misery. ni-1ts gf Tur~z.
The distress ~ 1riraTv treuclel.
To fnd relief ard eures
No rrar1n whv arr -1acer
ShouId sufer I'd fne fare ot ssz.zurs
Ike thiss
Bfrs. Alr1fra a Jsckzor- q Ease E-szr
S.. Travsrse Cry. Lich-- says -Ear
Evening capital., 1907-08-09

Canada II called on to subsidfze
forty-three new railroad lines, az .
cost Of se,22O. 900. They are to cove
a length OF 2.SS5 miles.
Evening capital., 1907-08-09
ECZEMA 10 YEARS
WITHOUT RELIEF

Friend Recommended Cutcu1-
Uses Five Cakes Cgticur7 Solp
and To Boxes Of CgtcHr7 Ont
ment and IS Entirely Csrsd-Fselz
Like hew Mar.
Evening capital., 1907-08-09

Annovine nd unndY, isn't nS And
-. worse suf. Il invariably leads bald
EETYI1R (yTIu nessf Ash your decor what do. See
- = 49, =. - n ne doesn' Ayers Hair
DandruF?:;; ;:;:: i'';''''. 8.
Evening capital., 1907-08-09
PARTLY CLOUDY.

WASHINGTON. August o. 1890 .. m.
For Maryland Rain this afier-
noon aud possibly tonight cooler.
Saturday partly cloudy and warmer.
w. l.. MOORE, 4.
Chief of Weath er Bureau
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