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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-04-19
DEBATED

Str. K.nag. FnssmaH. lsr Ez1g and
way porte. noon
str X ~ Hou Pedersgp. <pr ~
uai ports $50 g. 30
Str IWalani PITT 1or Hapi hg.p-
kai and Lanai. so D. u.
Str ~ q Bal 1rE0.nfaga. <sr ~
uai ports. $50 3. 30
str Aanna Lea, simersgn zgr 5sa.-
Kaii aud Maui BertE. HssH-
str NDeau. Pederasn. z9r Naapfsgpa
with explosive. 2 j. So
Str. Likellze, &aggala, E0r H9ppeas
Tor sugar : >. AZ.
T. X. x :. :. Egngkgng l6arp, Bsf
Tor the Orient. 11-5D .. BE-.
jap. :. :. Kasado narp, FiImsg ~
Yokohama. 1s-1e .. "a.
Schr. Robefr I>ewers E-nearEOOfs zef
Hiio. 70 load Ioa FOR Coast - 3. ~.
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ssesse go eauas as sses@s4.g~s 80
80 $3.50 $50 wlg aal ssv sss.l -
49, aas s4a 1sErf
aaaHna 80 f9sfaFrrEEs
@fs ssff sH=ets a4ass nassasss
salsf Sc =-aas.g ssssAsH ss.t fsfsFssi
Us simmassss Nasa fsa aasss iaaa =
sssslaasihiiif..srs So saiSsf sssasaf
a-ss sweet 81 asger s-fssa aasii ne
saa HHr @raasas fAialaFssrtA mags1
~ sa~sasassF g. sa~ zusa whssA gfs
flalel ii.ia-~ ssH ~ rs, ~. %
.nsfaa ~ s-nasar Msxsaaa, deferred
snrf ria .Hta.
faa~r sg~@ial sasf aasaimaas per.
ais-san ~ fie srnafe senator chilling.
strf-i ntes,iaes,i . hni wffsh vi give
snhnhmr~s naiif W ~aY agsr all rnn
l.'vsapass su,f pshisiss m fse streets II
air rrEactrT
FAs tnurfa'a.fr snmmiefee on the ~
rnn' asfr ssporfed ftvorahly on ali
u.saHr,a .u jHpuse and Senator Dow
asr frm audfhsr committed, reported
,,nauar divRiau q the fines and
ararf rfri rie euuufl-- A recess was
ais.u r6i.ru and rhe senate adjourned
~ r.s rssrauaa % BE- photographic.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-04-19

H f fa r. - ~ II lbsi
Hf 81 -. ~ M
~ n ~ 80 f H ffhfis
wee ft q ttf fasAs sffY
fAsHHsIIs 9HfA
HAf - ~ 10 r ana
sffI ~ HHaH o.
~ HH HHa ~ ~
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IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-04-19
AVA LICENSES

Senator Dowsett reported on the sale
u Awa licenses with the following
recommendations
|&ftef careful consideration and IN.
vestI4atios your committee believes
that a. aaaBsl fee for license Of five
basdged dollars far the district Of IIo-
s6lala, me hundred dollars for each
u tie Districts Of South Hill Wailu.
~ sad faksisa, and fifty dollars for
sa<b II fks other taxation districts
Il tbe TsTlt6fY would he ample and
sgsse,eaf, Y6sr committee il informed
fBsf ~ fbis method msfs licenses are
HsalY ~ H. sold and the revenue 10
r. 4ffioNf fhsfeffem lsrgsiy lnefeas.
-, Dsdsz TIE gast yesr owisg "a
tsS IN gfiSs sslg = fsN licenses we're
ssl4,"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-04-19
FILL ALlYl.

~ sH - remembered that = fsH
f4Fs ~ sessfT 8ssesaa brought IN
Is ~ ~ fegssl ksaais 1914 NJ. 105,
sfs9atEz ~ ~ ~ n witnesses be-,
feff KfsH4 M - bsfsfs seBft ~
a. fGsI - fHHlsal fssss u sssms
~ uaa4 gam ~ fsgfsl n i've asf
~ ~ less igfaf ~ - eafsfgl
ksflss n 80 feH 4liies - that
~ HHsfsa ~ = recommended ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-04-19
NANTs G8E0R{f4TI0E

ssEa-gs lf4xssaF lseA3sesl . two
eg4sspp sessf1aF sa4ss segta,6s4 ~
iHgeH ~ el.s ssss 4ga a o., afsses
~ apgst34g s.gss s.saIs fts I1sei8sst
eglRiasEae Fsse 4, s.a..aEef p E,s lao
9eFaFasIt ass - g.st glse0 s eal
- - tl.at els saRates ~ ,ssfs sasg
Lac leaaHs - AZ sssi.fs 80 sSsssB ~
tl.e .fg.9SaRs5 gAs5 = ~ - 6sss elEa
tl.s Eapa5ssg ssEss, saeF ~ .esse
ezPFes5 Haat Ass leaF AGss af8 ~
ka4aY -saefy agg4tsg ~ ~ Fgft14>ss
ape pts.eEs gEEsg fls Ae,aSss1s,f ~
aag shat @Qi4g kf<eF Az ~ - fse
PiiAenpa ls4EeF ~ ~ Eggtss,
am9Hg tHe lsHa ~ Raasss ~ T.
foFmatipE. Aes ka1sft #lsa sfssfs
sltb tAe eeEaEtMeIt r. ~ 4fiNF n
K9Agla lRas 3lf p ~ iasefts ~
su3jst aHf ~ easssg \ kegkss ~
RP9 ~ gtR 2 afeaE esExs n
eurigsag
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-04-19

viii saae TINS u sugar far Fallna
fras lhs Ali p = Ansanan, eapiala
faplsY sallgd from lilo Wednesday
HlHnf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-04-19
CLAIMS ARE
On THE LEAD


closets iiff Hrssef stf i 1Hiafsss ~
ihs a2peIaiitune ~ aaiiir .auaHFs
'Tais ra.gr Na lai1ia nf ssHsif.
Fua viii ibe ailL lii.lne liiii a'f -
relatnc la 49, raan ff iafaitsrn~rs
ggas HeI-frtst asuseuHi 1ia esHif
committee re.snisl aagels.lis m niplr.
Bir 81 l.a a lHiisse nHr 'j.sf asuHr
Was alaHle. tac Iii iranr laiHsf
sEIaHEC 4qfgrWnv
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-. = -s,,-,i., go. = -,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-04-19

suausr o. dclmau q the fines and
.aisrs wiri fine euuuti-s. A recess was
a..u roi.su and rhe senate adjourned
rs r.s a.'aauds - be Photographic.
A,serzson Session
Tas consideration - he aged claims
Sal Was sall..,I after lrn~beon srd was
HE aeszsau for considerable dehat~.
ssuaFar Hsgseid.a male a tbird and
s'i,.,s.ssSlI attempt % break through
rae Lire - oVpcsi-ion and secured a
pia.s IN ne hHl for his s1.542.32 item
- reinburse the Pioneer NH Co., for
-Bst - taking the militia 90 r.ahaina
during a rist There the years ago.
u took a good deal Of maneuvering
% grit this measure passed and the
~tisktaativeness 81 the Maui Senator
xss crowned with success. Senator
fjawsrtr was not TO be left on deal
ike This 40 he presented one for 1924
from Treasurer Trent fo- services as
secretary Of the commission appointed
10 investigate the Pauoa springs. The
claim brought smile to the faces of
several Of the members who struggled
20 get the salary Of the treasurer raised
TO two hundred dollars a month be-
cause he pays his own Office rent.
COELHO ALSO. m
Senator CoeIho was heard from as
the representative of the Attorney
Generals department on Maui, with
CLAIMS sggregating thirteen hundred
dollars, This provoked discussion
which ended in a recess being taken
40 the chairman Of the ways and means
committee might visit the Attorney
General and get his endorsement 70 the
claim Of Attorney Case. In a little
while the committee returned but with
Iess than the endorsement asked for.
The official ignored the claim and
aided that he would have nothing to
DO with II. This portion Of the claim
amounted TO $324.s0. Senator Me-
earthly moved reconsideration Of the
vote which permitted entry Of small
claim of $3.50. He wanted this
stricken from the list in view of the
action Of the Attorney General. The
item was thrown out. The amount ask
I'd for pay Of police on Maui during
the ten days in January when the
status Of the Comfy Act was in doubt,
was opposed by Senator Makekau and
tbere being no explanation accompany
ing the bill Senator Coelho was re-
qested 70 have it property endorsed
and bring It in next time. When time
came 70 vote Senator Coelho, for rea-
son Of bis having personal claim in
the BIZ, was excused from voting.
On motion Of Senator Knudsen House
F5g No, 205 was taken from the table
and referred 10 the Senate and soon
after retabled on motion Of Senator
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-04-19
PASSENGERS



Per :. +. aOngaong harp frpm SaH
Francisco. April le.-Fgr EsIgipips
Mrs. u. ~. Pope. Ais A BaEnef. ?.
Cecil Leigh, Chas. = senulfz. Fgr ~
kohama. y. Aye, ~. a. AEafgs .
Becker. J. y. Duncan. =. zg8as 2. .Kg-
mada, . q. p &oyes. p. qaaEa. ~
dolph diOuhremOnt 2. shibata : pa
kenouchL, X. Uyen0 ldns X I-NspC apf
three servants. Mlss Fpmiko CEelp
aLss Mlchisg DyeuQ, -6iss Yeitso ige-
~, Master T. Uyeno. bliss fguiho GEe-
no, Geo. Niyarlo. For Kobe: -alss &.
II. Agau. Geo. Bets BroRn n Drgm-
mono, Mrs. r. Drumm0He, 1dlas E.e.ep
Klngsbury. Master willard KlnEaDpFg,
J. e. slegfrled, 8iss EDNA s.asfr.ed.
For Shanghai: y. Dpehscher, 2dEs. =.
Duchseher. For HongkOng: -alss y.
Booth. s. Doliyer aTs. = glolHger,
Vim. 4. Hague, pr =. Kuh.emann,
chas Moore. J. q. Moore, 1Ts. = p.
Moore. Mis- Jane Moore. 4las p
TLetle.
Departed.
Per ST.. Klnau. for aaul ane HaBah
ports. april lg.-sAlss 8a.bel WoQeE. =.
Keauikanalaole Ar. y. =. kaoh5 a.
" Bottomley Il. AZ GEM y. A. BTy-
ant A. Mason. ~ q ThFpm and SIC
ATs ~ Q. Alexander ~ y Ea.es.p
and vic, ReY Bgdman, Eey Eon
Yin SGT Dr. Payne, ~ ~ RQse, J. ~
sc0t, 81 Dir y splllyap y. y. ia
eonaehle y - y 8lal y sf9H, J.
y Aorange y J sBadlHR p y Aaa
y ~ smith, Aias .. 4oEaan sgf
Koegel, a. a Gleason. william HeBry
Per 80, Aapna Lqa fqr 8aai ene
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-04-19
FISCAL AGENTS.

House Bill 225, authorizing the APP
pointment Of fiscal agents by the
Treasurer to sell, by or redeem Terri
torial bonds, was passed on third read.
ing without any discussion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-04-19

senate 1914 -, amending the elee.
ilgs laB, simplifying u cad eodifying
iba pieaani siaiales, sas read. IA
silg objected 90 ihe ballot provided
- doing asgY slll seffeey Tho fact
ibai ODE sample dfaHn ~ 10 me bIii
fspialseq only baaie names may have
afaasea ~ sHspielaas
'Ibs llH pots blnhsp 20 mau
80 llass ~ hans " sald ihe 80.
hals HmasmaH. 4HHi T. lHleHafd e.
hfsp lIa iaaAlfa aislsNi Hhead - iha
lang aIflas aa4 80 ~ .itef slae as
Is 49, WflleH r ~ Independent
aaf
4 fW1h8 ailaailaa ~ 49, 40 80
lAei 4 ~ nsf af4 - lAH lsiilfs
~ - 90 - flfls faHailap -
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-16
GUATfMAlA'S SIDE
OF MEXICAN QUARREL
The Republic Claims That il Was Al
ways Within the Provisions of the
Treaty.

Guatemala City, (Tuesday.)-The
following official communication re-
garding the strained relations between
Guatemala and Mexico was made to-
day to correspond of the Associated
Press:
Guatemala AYERS that nothing has
taken place on her part to justify the
strained relations. Mexico asked for
the extradition of General Lima and
the appearance in Mexico of Colonel
Bone to testify in the Barrillas case.
In reply Guatemala proposed that
Lima be tried here. the treatey not
permitting the extradition OF Guate-
mala citizens and she granted the re-
quest that Bone go to Mexico in spite
of the fact that the treaty permits
witnesses to decide whether to make
depositions here or abroad.
ION the other hand Mexico declined
to accede to Guatemala's, request for
the extradition of Guatemalans impli-
Gated in the recent attempt upon the
life OF President Cabrera.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-16
hARRIMAN'S ROADS
SnRUNk m VALUE
In Consequence Of an Advance Report
of the Interstate Commeree Com
mission.

New York. May 15-There wax q
short lived period OF animation in the
stock market today. This was follow
ed by the appearance sf a published
abstract .purporting to give the sub
stance Of the forthcoming report of
the interstate commerce commission
on the results of the inquiry into the
Hartman railroad combination. The
character OF the alleged document is
severe in it's structures upon the con-
ditions revealed by the investigation
and some drastic recommendations are
included looking to the correction of
existing abuses. Today's publications
forced a rapid decline in prices. led
by the Union Pacific.
The late recovery was due partly to
the covering by shorts and was sig
nificant of the high impressional
character of the selling on decline.
The same influence kept Canadian
Pacific comparatively firm all day af-
ter the sharp decline of recent days
National Lead rose rapidly to the ac-
compartment of rumors of an intend
ed increase in the dividend rate Some
other metal and mining stocks showed
strength on account of the condition
of trade.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-16
QUIET DAY
m FRISCO
The RoICe Protection Mas
Mere fffkieni
Reside. Strikers 1taveTrzns-
portatiou Line af Their
Own tn Lock After.

s>A Francisco. May 15.-TOcay xzs
= comparatively quiet one m tse street
railway strike. The United Railroads
had i:s cars ia operation and but few
minor scss a. violence were repovted-
President Calhoun after touring the
down town aud western addition dis
tric,s tn 50 automobile said: Up TO
O'Clock things were extremely quiet
today along the line. Only two cases
Of disturbance had been reported to me
and they were scarcely worth noting
Poii-e protection has been incseased
sresfly since yesterday"
The plan of the striking carmen
10 establish a line of buses from the
ferries 60 different parts of the city
went into effect today. On these a
ten cent fare will be charged. Tke
carrnen's union has instituted a boy
cott on all firms whose employees ride
on the cars.
The Geary street road has granted
the demands of the striking carmen
and viii resume operations tO-ior-
row on basis of SO for an eight hour
day The board of supervisors nOti-
fled the officials OF the line on non
day that unless the company started
its cars the city would take over the
road and operate it.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-16
THE WHEAT PROSPECTS
IN RUSSIAN PROVINCES
The Markets on This Side Have Been
Followed With Acute Interest.

St Petersburg. May 15.-The boom
in the price of wheat in the markets
of Europe and the United States has
been followed with great interest here.
The leading grain men believe the quo
tations are a fairly accurate reflection
of crop conditions in Europe and
America and that speculation has had
but a secondary influence. According
to authoritative reports conditions in
the Volga and central provinces. in
Guiding the present famine area. are
favorable as a result of warm weather
and rains but throughout western Rus
sia. crops are in danger of destruc-
ton and prospects for the spring SOW
ing are unfavorable.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-16
TIE OHIO DEMOCRATS
SWELLING WITH HOPE
They Think They See Their Way %
Victory Through She Divided Rspus-
iicaa Factions.

Cleveland. May 15.-The resembling
of the call for the republican love feast
at Columbus and the consequent fail
uTe of the Taft and Foraker factions
to get together is greatly encouraging
to the democratic leaders IN Ohio.
They are of the opinion they now have
an excellent chance OF electing For
aker's successor ana cite the existing
make up of the legislature as proof.
The present Ohio house consists 81
81 republicans. So democrats and two
Independents. The senate has Is re-
publicans. Is democrats and one in
dependent who is classed as a dem
ocrat This gives the republicans 81
votes against IS for the democrats and
independents.
o The next senator is to be elected b.
the legislature to be chosen at the
next election. There are so many dis
tricts in which the vote is close that
it may safely be said that the dem
ocrats have at least as fair a prospect
of overcoming the present republican
lead as the republicans have OF in
creasing it
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-16
THE HARTMAN SCARE.
A Denial Of the Disgusting Stery Set
Afloat in New Verk.

Chicago, May 15.-Frank B. Kellogg,
special attorney for the government in
the investigation by the interstate
commerce commission of the affairs Of
the Hartman lines tonight said: THE
story from New York outlining the
supposed recommendations by me to
the interstate commerce commission
sounds like re-hash of my closing
arguments in the case on April 4th.
Then l suggested legislation to cor
rect certain evils relative TO the COM
munity of interests. A copy of my
address was returned to me for cus-
tomary corrections and the corrected
copy was forwarded to Washington
a week ago. / made no statement TO
any one regarding tine cass and don't
intend to-"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-16
BOISE JURY
STILL GROWS
But May Not Attain Malu.
riiy This Week
A Tendency to Disbelicve
the Assassin Orchard j.
Developing.

Boise, May 15.-The unexpected,
uncovering of a vein Of prejudice
against Harry Orchard and his tessi-
mony during the examination Of tales
men in the steunenbers murder case
today led to the first sharp wransie
between the counsel and involved the
name of President Roosevelt, in an
acrimonious discussion. The inciden,
began with Samuel winsate, the
eleventh talesman in the hands Of the
defense for examination. II developed
that Winsats was biased against Or.
chard and unwilling 10 accept the ties.
timony, which II vas expected be
would give against the prisoner
When the talesman was returned Co
the hands of the state, Attorney BoYah
drew from him the statement thst he
could not under any circumstances
give credence 20 Orchard. winsate
was excused. the defense excepting 10
the courts ruling.
Talesman Burns said under oath that
he was not prepared to give the same
credence to Orchard that we4ld extend
to the other witnesses, bat his attitude
was not deemed sufficient 20 warrant
his removal.
The box was finally filled with
twelve tale<men temporarily passed by
both sides and ai sea. in the afternoon
the court announced that IL was in or
der for both sides TO exercise peremp-
tory challenges. Counsel for Haywood
for five minutes gathered around the
chair Of the prisoner and engaged in
earnest consultation. The state excus-
ed William Van OrsdaIe a grocer. who
had occupied a seat since the opening
day Of the trial.
George y. Nav, a young farmer,
with strong opinions as to the actions
of certain elements in the labor unions
of the country was called to the vacant
place. The state passed him and he
was still in the hands of the defense
when an adjournment was taken
The trial will not be resumed until
tomorrow afternoon because of the
funeral in the morning of Judge Nu-
gent, father OF the counsel for the de-
fense. This recess may extend the
completion Of the jury beyond the end
OF the week Between the prosecution
and the defense lie twenty peremptory
challenges but one of which has been
used.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-16
&chMIIZ NExY.

San Francisco. May 15.-The specific
charge to which Ruef pleaded guilty
was that of extorting s1175 from the
proprietors of the Delmonico restaur
ant, the amount being paid to secure
renewal of the liquor license which
had been revoked because they served
drinks in private rooms. Ruef claim
ed that the money was given him vol
UNFAIRLY as an attorneys fee but this
was denied by the proprietors of the
Establishments interested. The trial
of Mayor Schmitz on the first charge
of extortion is set for next Monday.
Mayor Schmitz would say nothing
whatever tonight in relation to Ruefs
action or statements. II is understood
that Judge Dunno has indicated that
he will pass sentence on Ruef and that
justice must take its course.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-16
MANY PROUD MEN

Have no good reason for being proud
but here is one who is proud with an
excuse for II.
He is proud Of the reputation he has
made here by selling the best tires that
ever spanned the rim Of buggy, carri-
age or bicycle wheel. and he Is equally
proud of his record as repairer who
makes repairs that add to the value OF
a wheel or a buggy. He Is now doing
something else to attract attention. He
is selling high grade bicycles at prices
that have never been seen In Arizona
before. no matter how Low the tide has
been.
Who Is this man? He Is Grisvold.
the Bicycle Man, who sells the famous
Racycle. Address 34-3s West Adams.
Phone Red lsso.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-16
SUBMERGED TEST.
Two Submarines Go Down for Twen-
ty-four Hours.

Newport, r l.. May 15.-The sub
marine boats Lake and octopus were
submerged today near the naval coal
ing station at Bradford for the twen-
ty-four hours submerged test. Mem
bers of the trial board decided not to
go down but remain on the gunboai
Hist and the submarine tender Nina
There are nine men on board the Lake
and sixteen on the octopus. At the
point where the boats went down the
water is from "a to % feet deep.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-16
AUSTRIAN LOWER HOUSE.
Complexion Of II Greatly Changed by
Late Election.

Vienna. May 15.-Returns from the
elections held throughout Austria yes
terday while incomplete show that the
most powerful parties in the lower
house to assemble in June will be the
anti-scmites and the socialists In the
last house the socialists had only elev-
en- seats whereas now they have al
ready sixty and are likely to get more
in the reballoting
The success of the anti-semites has
not been remarkable, but still IL Is
great. Consequently there are two
distinct features to be seen in the
coming house, the socialist party, pos
sibly seventy strong. and the anti
semitic. clerical and center. numbering
perhaps eighty or ninety.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-16
SICK RUSSIAN STATESMAN.

St Petersburg. May 15.-M. Kokov-
soft. minister of finance. is seriously
i'll. He tainted during a meeting of
the council of ministers on May Is
and was removed to his home in a
grave condition. The fainting spell
was repeated yesterday.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-16
OKLAHOMA ELECTION.
Attorney General Bonsparte Asked &c
Find Way For Holding One.

Washington. May 15.-Oklahoma re-
publicans will appeal to Attorney Cen
eraI Bonaparte to interpret the cleo
tion ordinance OF the new state
constitution as last hope of
finding some legal way of calling an
election for August or September
With this purpose the committee left
Guthrie tonight for Washington.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-16
JAPANESE DECORATION.
The Order of the Morning sur CsR-
ferred on New York Edito-.

New York. MAY 15.-The decoration
of the order of the Morning Sun was
today conferred upon Dr. Luis
Klopsch. editor Of the Christian Her
aid. by Baron TakewC Osaws. person
al envoy of the emperor OF Japan. in
recognition<of the DOCTORS work in re-
lieving the famine sufferers OF Japan
last year