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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-06-08
Takes Action Relative to Insanitary Condition of
Certain Buildings ---WiII Try to Get
OdOrleSS EXCaYatOr.
LARGE PINEAPPLE CANNERY FOR OAHU.
Largest Cannery in Territory Nearing Complction.-Wi
Give Employment to Three Hundred Persons.-Wn
Manufacture Cans in Seperate Establishment

ritory is was gross injustice to
turn them over for the benefit of
one locality.
The matter will be taken up with
the Superintendent of Public
Works and the Acting Governor.
Coelho spoke of the injury to the
young trees along the public roads
by cattle of the H. G. & S. Co. that
came out on the roads every night
and even in town. He said steps
would have to be taken to get after
Wells as the cattle came on the
road through an opening cut in
the fence by the Wailuku Sugar
Company where they have laid
their new track below the old de-
pot. The cattle continue to come
out on the road at night and are
not only damaging the trees but
are a nuisance on the public road
as they sleep in the road and cause
horses to shy and some of them re-
fuse to move when vehicles are
driven by. Such Indifference to
the rights of the pubic in matters
of this kind and in placing wretch
ed temporary crossings of rails on
the public roads would justify the
Beard of Supervisors to demand
better treatment in future or re.
fuse to grant privileges asked for.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-06-08
ANOTHER LARGE CANNBRY.

At Iwilei on Oahu is being con-
structed the largest pineapple cam
merry in the territory. 1t will be
ready for business in a week or so
ard will give employment to 800
men women and children. In the
packing of pines the finest refined
sugar is required and a large guam
tity is now on hand for this pur-
pose. Cans for the product will be
manufactured by the American Can
Company which has a factory in
Honolulu that will manufacture
from 10000 to $4,000 cans per day
and employ about sixty.fve men.
The amount of tin required fol
this factry will reach as much as
five tons of sheet tin per day.
AS the pineapple has far out.
striped any other product of the
Territory except sugar it will give
employment to many persons here
who do no. care to engage in that
industry.
Persons on these islands believe
there is no place in the Territory
where pineapple will do so well a;
at Haiku and the surrounding
country and if the industry con
tinues to prosper we may yet have
the largest factory and canning
establishment.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-06-08
SPORT.
License Commissioners Meet.


The Board of License Commission
ers for the county of Maui met in the
public room of the Masonic Temple
Thursday morning and received a
number Of new applications for liquor
licenses.
A number of applications were in
for the position of inspector.
James Kirkland was appointed tc
the position and was ordered to in
spect the places where traffic in
liquor is proposed to be carried on
and report at the next meeting.
None of the later applicants will
be granted license until report is
received by the Board,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-06-08

several counties to- run the Commits
sions. 1t took considerable figuring
10 arrive at satisfact tory apportiOn-
ment. An equal division, Of course,
would not be right, as the expresses
and work of the commission of one
county are not the same as in an
other. Two principal factors enter.
ed into the calculations, the size of
county and the number of saloons in
it..
1t was as first suggested that the
division might be made on the basis
of the amount of licenses collected in
the several counties during the year,
but this would give Oahu about 60
per cent OF the fund During the II
months past, which practically means
for the fiscal year ending June 80, as
no more licenses will be collected this
year, the license collection have
amounted to the following sums:
Oahu, $50, ,359 81; Hawaii, 81, 314.-
81; Maui, Si1, 146 .25; Kauai, SO, $685.
66-total $97 4S6 SO.
The $50 appropriation which
has just been appor toned is for the
purpose of paying the various ex-
penses of the Liquor License Com
missions, including the pay of inspec-
tors, travelling expenses, pay OF
secretaries, etc.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-06-08
Divides the Apppopria ton.

The last Legislature appropriate ted
the sum of SlS,0 for the Liquor
License Commissions of the various
Counties, but did not specify in what
proportion it should be divided.
Treasurer Campbell has been en-
deavoring to arrive at a fair division
Of the money, and has made the fol
loving apportionment.
Oahu, $4,000; Hawaii, $500; Maui,
$1,000; Kauai. $4,000.
Mr. Campbell says he thinks this
will be about the right division, based
ON what he figures it will cost the
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-06-08
NOTICE.

All tenants of lands at Kahuiui are re-
quested to meet the representatives OF
the Kahului Railroad Company at the
public room of the Masonic Temple, Ka.
hului on Thursday June 18th 1907 at p.
III. for the purpose of a conference re.
garding leases,
All parties holding written leases of
premises at Kahului are requested to
bring such leases with them to the meet.
ing.
Dated at Rahului June sth, 1907.
KAHULUI RAILROAD co,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-06-08
EX-AttOrney General Announces that he will
be Candidate for President of the
United States.
LANAI LAND CASE APPEALED.
laps Dissatisfied with Settlement Of San Francisco School
Question and Exclusion of Immigrants and
Nelson will Fight July ath.
ESPECIAL TO THE MAUI NEWS,
Sugar 96 deg. test 3S4 Beets 9s 11id

TOXIC THE says outrages
than the murder of missionaries China which led the Ger
O occupy Tauchau.
says
with the settlement the San Francisco school incident and with the
exclusion of immigrants and indignant the repeated outrag
which endang japanese relations with the United States and
dicredit to American civilization
LODI, June 7-Regn naugurated
recent mob fighting II people killed and 81 wounded
NEW YORK, June 7--senator P c. las his
willingness to be q candidate for the Presidency
STOCKHOLM June THE golden wedding of King
celebrated yesterday
CARACAS June President personally his
sage to Congress.
HONOLULU Queen Iuokalan goes Lahaina tonight
from Honolulu
HONOLULU, June 6--The land was this morning
appealed to the United States Supreme Court.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 6.-Jimmy Battling Nelson
have signed fight here July h for the Lightweight Champion
ship.
SAN FRANCISCO June 6-Former police commissioner Regain
compeed his testimony the Schm trial and has implicated the
Mayor in many shady deals.
Pohem giving similar
mony
HARRISBURG Pa June e-The Republican State convention
here today endorsed Senator c. Knox candidate for the Presi
dency.
SAN FRANCISCO, June &c R. stackabe has been
presenting the Territory Hawaii cnsing immigrants returning
home He himself highly pleased with the of his
work.
HONOLULU, June 6 The Mahuka Federal building
has been withdrawn by order of Acting Governor Atkinson
Oahu College trustees will compel the make good
building recently burned.
WASHINGTON June 6Th japanese trouble will settled by
suing the city of San Francisco in the Courts
TOXIC June 6Ihe japanese believes that developments
since Rooeve message indicate the failure of his policy
TUNS June Ga Turkish vessel carrying
ntion blew up and many were drowned
SAN FRANCISCO June 6-Poice Commissioner Reagon the
first witness against Mayor Scfmitz.
consignment dynamite for the strikers has been seized by
police
HONOLULU June 5.Ah Poi convicted of burglary last Tues
day. committed suicide the night.
Collector Stackabe expected Sierra
LONDON June 5Crokes horse Oby Reif up, Derby
NEW YORK June "a British Mail Steamship line replaces
the Oceanic line in August.
LOS ANGELES June 5.The Pacific Sugar plans building
million dollar factory
BOISSE June 5Orchad testified against Haywood duplicating
him in many crimes.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-06-08
About a week ago we received

About week ago we received
some exceedingly handsome Shoes
and Slippers from the East, not
from S. Francisco, but direct from
the East. This enables us to sell
them cheaper than any other store
on Maui. Ask for pair OF Mems
soft, elegant Romeos. They will
fit you like glove. And our snug,
comfortable Mems Embroidered
Slippers are nice to slip on when
YOU come home in the evening.
Let US show you our Ladies
Girls, BOYS and Babies Shoes.
Also our Barefoot Sandals, Rub
bers, Tennis Shoes, White Canvas
Shoes, etc.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-06-08
Grinding Season Closed.

The Waiuku Sugar Company finish,
ed grinding its crop of cane Tuesday
June 4th. The crop was approx.
mately Seven Thousand Five Hun.
dred Tons.
The new mill is one of the finest in
the territory and as the new ditcbes
will carry water for many hundreds
of acres of virgin soil the output in
future will be much larger from year
to year,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-06-08

E. D. Tenney, J. A, McCandless,
C. H. Atherton, E. +. Bishop.
Transact a General Commercial
and Savings Business.
Correspondence Solicited.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05
Bon Netersbura.
. Sb Dsmoirat ooer Siepublifausr-

-Sb Democrat ober Republifauer-
isSsr Dsutide rssiitrire heuts!
i Srau SBilliam 3. anDpfel, Satin
bes Gpotbefsrs uon Sruius slpenue. En-
tag Srsitas 9ta9t Dem Eppbus. Sbl
@utts. Sobn. Gofter uuo Batter lisssu
an Der slei6su Srautbeit aud bar
niebe. Die 8siissuus srfolste MiOn'
tag nobel PuitOr 8. 8. Distri4 bsu
Erauerbienit leitste.
Srau gnua Bred uno 3oatet
sllics pon Preseott sluenue sntsinseu
Sonntas Morssn fuapp Dem @ritid'
unsstObe ourA 9eu9tsas. oa uereefeu
iporbeu mar. oas Sift an einem 9eii'
unssapparat ab,ubrebsn. Seibe ipur.
ben Our6 eiueu Grjt baIo Wieoer in nor'
malsn 5uitanb Ssbradt.
- @sil isin 6idbriser SObn Dor ciHi'
ger 3sit oerart Our4 einen slettrilaeu
Strom uerlest wuroe, baB er anseblidI
permanent uertriippelt isiu wiro, lief
@allsu Dtitdell BON Sanoeriou sueuuG
am DOuneritas ssssn bic 2adawunnu
ai6t Gompanie cine @nti6doisunss,
flase fir s 55. 900 eintrussn, oeren uidt
inIulirte Drdbte Ssm SinOe Die Ssrles.
unssn ju9efii9t babeu iollen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05
UinleDs->
-
Sriibe 9erbf
Ausfeauns bon Sui
portirtell
&leioerfa6ritatem.

@ir Iaoen sic Elm jur 8eiid.
tisuns oieier por3eitisen Iusitea.
ung bon ausIdnbiiden Nateria.
lien, beitebsno aus ben meiit beftd.
tisten Sheen uno Sdattirunsen
bon 4aris uno 9onoon.
9ieIe iebr darmante ROuitdten
erideinen in rubisen Streifen,
Gbeds uub Suerplaios uns iie re.
prdientirsn Die ausseiudblteiten
Der original StpIe, seSeiat in ben
europdii@en Mooecentern, filr Die
fOmmenoe Saiion.
Bir iprsden nit Der beitimmte.
ften lleberseusuns bon oem tiidti.
gen Gbaratter oisfer uOr5eitisen
suSfteauns, einidIiebeno tuie fie
tbut bic sabIreiditen uno angie
benoiten neusn @euerbe uno Sur.
ben, bic ie BON uns ;u einem 70
friiben Datum se3eist tuurOen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05
staOt ano Gonntb.

- Sett Sonnta9 toitet Die Wfitb
wieoer 8 @euts Die Quart, Der resuldrs
Rinterpreis.
- 9iad Der Sommsruatan3 piro
Sdiller Sose am ndditen Wtontas
absnO wieoer Die erlts Sisuns babsn.
-9err unb 5rau R. S9Onielo uon
Srauflin Guenus merbsn am Donnsrlta9
Gbsno, ben ~. September. bas isltens
5sit Der sotoenen 9odjeit feiern.
= a6tb. SObu R. 5arr 1T als gors
iiser unb @osar u. Sones uuO 9Diaiam
Dirtb ais Setretdre fir Die oiesidarise
republitauiide Gampasne srnaunt nor.
ben.
= Supt. Der POliSsi Dan bat anss.
orbnet, oaB Der Offentlide SaOsplas une
ter Der Spruce StraBe Bride seldlolIsn
wsrbsn iOll, ba er oils Su Ssiabrli9 sr.
ahtet miro.
-9err Glbiu 9orn bat iein Stubio
fir Wtniit uno Spra6en uon Balbins.
ton Guenue nad 210 5rauflin Guenue
psrlsst uno lit nun bersit. S9iiler fir
ben 9erbit' uuo Diutertsrmin su
empfnasen.
= Den in ben usridisOenen 8aaens
wsriitdtten beiddftistsn alnssitslltsn 1T
Der perlan9te neun StunOen Gag be-
willist woreeu. sluSnabmsmeiIe Der.
laHstsn oisielbsu niat susleia aud cine
SobnerbObuus.
- am Donneritas traf bier bic
ytadriHt elm. oaB Or. 9. .. 9urem.
burger in @rsenuills, Sc, seitorben
let. Der Seritorbens muroe Dor 81
Sahren in Scranton ssboren uub mar
lett ben lesten iebn Sabren in @rssn.
uiIle pObubaft. Gs iibsrleben ibu bic
Satttn uno pier aiEoer.
- aus Deuti9lauS tommen @ruBe
BON 5rau Barbara Srss. pelGe Si6 Der
beiten @eIunObeit erfreut uno am IA.
september nit benz Dampfer vIater.
lano4 Dieber bic 9simreiie antrstsn
wiro.-Srau Siuoner uno Godter fubs
rem um "a. stusuit per DampIer raron.
lamb" BON orauBen ab unb tOnnen atlo
tdslid bier eintreffsn.
= Beun bis iest Oiidts ssssn Del.
nen Rbeumatismus sebolfen bat, 70 1T
oies tein @runO oaiiir, bus aud Der
rautsr Ruin @rpeller" fsbIidlussn iollte.
ST pirb belfeul lleber 3Ojdbrissr sc.
bruud In alien 9dnbern Der @roe be,
psilt ieineu 8ertb. Wtade einen Ser
Iu6 oamit uno merOe uon Deineu
Shmerieu beireitl dur 25 uno SO
@ents.
- Durd elm @rad auf Der 2ada.
mama @iienbabu ju @rauel Pluee, tlabs
StrOuosburs, oas li9 Srsitas glbsuc
ersisnete, als Elm Wfildjug in cine 9ofo'
mutiue fubr, murOe Der 8remler Soiept
Smitb uou 5runttin sluenue uutel
einsm WtildwussOn ssiausen unO auj
Der Stelle setOOtst. Ssi6e @sleiis wur'
ben Our9 Ous Brad fir feds Stunber
blodirt.
= 9err 2Ouis slrmbruiter, Der erI
am 2a9s juUor ieinen rs. @sburtstaS
ieierte. ftarb OOnnerltus Sormittas it
Der Wobnun9 ieines SObnes an Wtul
berrp StruBe. Der 8srftOrbsns wurO
in Deutlhlano sebOreu, fam absr uI'
Suabe nod amerifu unb mar felt sps
Sabren bier auiGiiis. Die 8ser6isuns
welAe am Samitas 3u Maud @bun
erfclste, ituuo untsr Der 9eituns bst
Sdiller SOse BON Srsimuusrn, Oersr
WtitSliso Der SeritOrbene mar.
EE unterri9t i'm Rlauierlpiel CT
theilt inter siinftiseu BeOinsunssr
6rdulsin emma Srep. 519 Piue Str.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05
arnlidlts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

fam man 5 @alpusu (t25 @Idftr) fur 25 Gts.
fnuftn. Go iif Gin tUifliGes, psrlsupss @ttrdnt.
BtrIanet pire in itOsm Srtt Elm Wann cbsr
1rau, um fur uus @a6bUIbtrbstuu.8 8itr nbju-
ftBsn. Ssnbtu cit uns 9brtn Namtn uue
9bu Mertifs etnaue ausiuHfi pirb 9busu
cratic iugtlhidt. Wlan abrtfiu eunbin & Co.,
2443 9B. Stinjis St., Gbieasp, %.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05

0arum utht ?
-9eute fsiert bas Deuti&tbum BON
Billesbarre uuO llmssseno ben ~Dsut'
iden Tag i'm Guns Souci Parf.
Der bstannts grssbbtsriuusr Pre.
bigger Reu. 9. 6. aosan itarb seiteru
absuO nm 5 llbr I'M alter BON SO Sab.
rem.
= 2ekten Wfonut uur6en 212 9eis
ratbsideine ausssiteut, sesen 17s fiir
ben slei9en WfOnut i'm Soriabrs, cine
3unabme uon "a.
Die bel ibrer Eo9ter 9io. 544
aOums auenue wobnenoe 5rau Glilas
betb Bacon Stspbsus itarb seitern i'm
92iten Sebenstabre.
= Der OffsntIids Spielplus fiir bic
3inoer an Waibinston:: ::sluenue, sesen.
iiber osm elsftriiden Dsrie, murSs am
Disuitus slbenO formsa erOffuet. Der
Plas 1T NIT ueridieosusu unterbultuu'
gen fir bic 3inbsr ausseitattst.
- Der @aiolinbebdltsr eines autos
mobils, In peldem Pbil. &inslanb.
@tem Wiarib uno 8iliam Dilliams
cine Sabrt unternabmsn,> srplooirte
Dienftas auf oent 8oulsoarb 3tpiidsn
DO. 7 uuo Glmburit. Die Sniailen
wurosn herausseidlsuOert, sntfamen
aber gum Slid nit unsefdhrliden
S4rammsn uuo S9nittsn, absr bic
Wtaidins, bic So. 800 wertb mar, lpurbe
burd ben eutitanoenen Braub uolltdn.
Dig jerit0rt.
= Sir bic Criminal @sri9tsiisuns
i'm Sftober iiuO ssitern @eidworsne
se3o9en moroen uno mir finoen in BEN
GsrjsiduiB folSenOe Oeutide Stameu:
Z. Sttobsr - Carl @erbis, @rnit Bat.
tsnberS, 9eurp Wfillsr, Peter s. gieuls,
Peter Stipp. 2ouis y. 9anoau, gler.
S6reifsr. Iuoolpb @olOlmitb. Ia.
Ottobsr-Salentiu Roiar, Pster Ser'
man, GbeOoor Sslsr. Charles Gussls,
6rso 9oppsl. Senrp s. Sruuius, 5runf
Subr. Pbilip S9dier. @eorse 9ufnas
gel, @eorse Sus.
- Sn Der BobunnS BON Sstar 9a.
bsriO4er. TAP aoams ausnus, ma1tsu
in Der 9ta4t BON Dienitas aui Wiitt.
mod Diebs einen uerwesenen @inbrud
uno erbeuteten S9mudla9en TN @ertb
uon an9eblih $500 unO cine @eloanmsi.
iuus auf $17o0 an cine 9ajteton 8ant.
Die Diebs 9elansteu ourd Elm Sorbsr'
feuiter in Ous 9aus unc baben Die Sn.
iaiieu auseni9sinlid 6lorOformirt, osnn
lie idlisfsu wie Die Rasen uub bOrten
tein @erdui4. wareu aud beim @rpa'
den am Morsen nod bulb betaubt.
Sn Der Bobnuns BON Gr.S4eriff
unb 5rau Gbarles Robinion an 9ioro
8aibiuStou ausnue wurbe Dienitas
abeno ibre Eoatsr, SRI. 9ouiie Gtiius
beth, nit Or. @rnit Z. 9ieiel, eiuem
Sobus oes uerit. Billiam s. 'ssisisl bon
yudawannu aueuus, our9 Paitor u. 8.
@aaentamp gum 8uno iiirs ssben sinss.
iesnet. Die Erauuus sriolsts i'm 8si'
ieiH Der Serwanotsn uno nd9itsu
Sreuuoe, bod an Oem folsenoen @m.
pfans nabmeu msbrere buuOsrt 9dite
Gutbeit uuo sratulirten bem junseu
Gbspaar berjlidft. giad bem @mpfuns,
Der bon 8 bis 10 llbr oausrte, tratsu
Or. uuo Srau 9ieiel cine 9od;eitsrsiis
nad ben sroBen Seen an unb mad
ibrer Riidtebr weroeu iie Die 8obnune
DO. 722 Sefferiou Susnue bsSiebsu.
Or. Sieiet 3dblt uls elmer Der tii9tisitsu
iunsen aerIte Der Staot unb feline
Sraut lit cine darmants iunse 5ruu.
bic iid allsemeiner Seliebtbeit in tpeite.
itsu 8rsiieu erfreut. @ins pradtoplle unO
sroBe Gujubl wertbuouer @eidente
wurOeu ben Oieuuermdlbtsu seipsnost.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-09-05

Dem SlOttsnOspartsment in
@uibiustOu 1T non Wiurs SsluuO bic
Siadridt susssanssu. bub spsibunOsrt
Srbsitsr CUR YOlleuOuuS netbweuOissr
Rsparatururbsiteu ssbrauGt tpsrSsu.::
New-York tribune., 1907-01-07
PRAISES HUGHES'S STAND
Perry Belmont Wrtes Regarding
CampMg gn Publicity Largs.

Washington Jan. 6-Perry Belmont Of New
York. president OF the National Publicity Bill
Association. made public to-day a letter to
Governor Hughes OF New York in approval Of
the Governors utteranoes regarding the pub
Lefty movement. Ths letter follows:
Washington January 8.
Hon. Charles e. Hughes, Governor. Albany.
My Dear Sir: On behalf Of the Publicity Bill
Association, OF which you have been a memb Der
since its inception. I have been authorized by
the executive committee TO convey to YOU the
appreciation OF the organization Of the refer
ence made to that movement in your first annual
follows:
There IL no better way Of putting an end to
bribery and corruption than by compelling full
publicity to campaign expenditures and this
was the inten. OF the legislation of last year
From the statements fled after the late election
the public has learned of the large amounts
that are needed for legitimate uses during a
campaign. and party organizations have secured
from their managers an account Of the manner
IN In which the money fntrusted TO Them was spent.
Inc value or this legislation is cipally found
In the means provided for the scrutiny OF the
statements filed. and the provision permitting
private individuals to institute q legal inquiry
Tor this purpose is d very important advance
toward the desired end. This right OF investi
cation should be conserved and made eff
These words enbody the spirit and purpose
OF our association. The successful opera ton of
Sne puphcty law at the recent state election IN
New York has given renewed impetus TO the
movement TO obtain national publicity law.
IN two years there will be another election in
New York for Governor and other state officers
10 be held at the same time the Presidential
and Congressional elections The new Law COM
pels publicity OF contributions and expenditures
on the part OF state and local political commit
tees. The absence of federal law, should none
be enacted prior 10 that time, compelling pub
ncity Of contributions and expenditures on the
part OF national and Congressional committees
would impair the efficiency OF existing state
law and Of similar laws in those states which
have eRacted publicity laws Federal and state
publicity laws would supplement each other.
The members Of our Organization are continu-
ing their efforts to obtain legislation at the
present session Of Congress. and your recon-
mendations have given them much encourage
ment. Very truly yours.
PERRY BELMONT.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-07
URGES NEW PHILIPPINE BANK.
Commissioner Favors Agricultural Institu
ton Similar to That in Egypt.

Washington, Jan. 6.-An agricultural bank in
the Philippines similar to the agricultural bank
established in Egypt by the British is advocated
by f. W. Kemmerer. who went TO Egypt as
special commissioner OF the Philippine govern
ment and who has just made q report TO Secre-
tary Taft and the Philippine Commission on his
investigation OF the Egyptian bank.
Nr Kemmerer says tho Egyptian bank has in
a large measure freed the farming population
from the usurers He says the necessity for
such a bank is even greater in the Philippines
than il Was in Egypt, and in his opinion a sim
ilar institution would flourish in the islands and
should have a fair trial because Of the crying
need for agricultural credits.
THE Filipino and the Egyptian belong TO en-
tireIy different races he says. and, although
nossezsinz some characteristics in common, they
exhibit many important differences The Egyp-
fian fellah is industrious and docile making him
a productive la borer and easily controlled. but
the warmest admirers OF the Filipino do not in
cude among his other good qualities doctlity and
industry
New-York tribune., 1907-01-07
&C. O. D." CAUSES woMAN's ARREST.
Spends Three Hours in Station House Be-
cause of Mistake Over Payment

Mrs Harriet Mortimer. forty old. OF No 504
Columbus avenue. was arraigned in the West Side
court yesterday because OF comedy OF errors re-
lating 10 the delivery OF a costume marked &c. O.
D. which led 10 the woman's srres; and detention
In the West 6sth street station house Saturday
night from to II o'clock. when she bailed out
When John Maher, seventeen years old. OF No 10
Manhattan avenue, a delivery boy. stepped forward
to make a complaint against Mrs. Mortimer, Masis-
trate Whitman characterized the detention OF the
woman under the circumstances 10 be questionab ble
Mrs Mortimer said that sine had ordered a
costing s25 and had given in payment s16 In
cash and order from her father for $40 but that
the package was sent -. o. D. Believing that
there had beeH some mistake. she told the boy to
back and tell the clerk that she had paid In full
for the suit. She took the package and shut the
door Policeman Mahoney made the arrest COM
plaint of the delivery boy.
Magistrate Whitman discharged Mrs Mortimer.
Then he told her TO appear in court Tuesday, at
D m. If any further complaint made
New-York tribune., 1907-01-07
REPLY TO SENATOR BAILEY.
Attorney General Davidson of Texas Says
Documents Are Originals.

Austin, Tex. Jan. s.-Attorney General Davidson
issued a statement last night in reply 10 United
States Senator Joseph w Bailey, IN which Mr..
Davidson declares that all vouchers documents and
letters that he possesses regarding the Waters
Pierce OIL Company or any one else are Origi-
nails and not copies. and that they are genuine
documents: secondly, that hs learned of the exist
ence of these documents about August %, 1896 and
that he came into possession of them November
IT. 1906 and that he had never called the de-
fendant In these cases 10 produce single docu-
ment which he has In his possession.
The Attorney General says further that all efforts
TO have the cases postponed were made by the de-
PENDANTS and that he ana his force are now. and
have always been. ready to to trial the
merits OF the case.
Attorney General Davidson, in his statement. in
Inmates that he refraned for some time from giving
publicity facts in his possession because OF the
political conditions existing in Texas TO special
primaries called 10 decide whether the candidacy
of Senator Bailey for reelection should be indorsed.
and only issued the statement following the
nouncelen OF the result cf yesterdays primary in
this tTTrvisl County.
An effort viii probably he made procure
legislative Investigation regarding Senstor Baiey's
connection with tie Waters-Pierce Oil Company
soon after the Legislature convenes this week