The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-07
MAN WHO
PROSECUTED
HAYWOOD IS HERE
LEADING COUNSEL IN ONE OF
THE MOST FAMOUS OF RECENT
TRIALS

J. II. Hawley, Chief Prosecutor for
the State of Idaho in the famous muir
der cases against Haywood, Meyer and
Pettibone, was a passenger on the Chi
ma that arrived this morning from
the Coast. Hawley has been Assem-
blyman, State Senator and Mayor OF
Boise. Twice he was candidate for
United States Senator on the Demo-
cratic ticket, but was beaten both
times by the Republicans.
In an interview on the recent verdict
of the jury in the Haywood case, Haw-
ley said:
Il was surprised at the verdict in
the Haywood case, surprised and lit
tie disappointed. 1t is pretty hard to
obtain a jury conviction in the first
degree when evidence is circumstantial
and the punishment severe. We rec
ognized that all the time, but we
thought we had made out a conclusive
case.
81 have no more doubt of the truth
fulness of Orchards story than have
# the fact that I am standing here.
We verified it in all details and in
many not in evidence.
1--WE still have Meyer and Pettibone
to try, and two men for perjury grow
ing out of evidence they gave for the
defense in the Haywood case. These
men are DR.. Magee of Wallace and 81
Allen of Cripple Creek"
Hawley is staying at the Hawaiian
Hotel
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A large dance will be given at the
Seaside tomorrow night in honor OF
Congressman and Mrs. Longworth, and
the visiting Maui and the local polo
team. A cordial invitation is extended
to the public by Manager Church.
An order of discharge of w. w. Hall
administrator of the estate of Hippo
lyte Jaouen, and approval of the ac-
count, was yesterday handed down
by Judge De Bolt. The final account
showed cash to the extent of 1913. 20
and 80 shares of sugar stock.
Cheap paint may be bought for or
10 per cent. less than w. P. Fuller a.
Cos Pure Prepared Paint but it Will
bring around the next painting bill 50
per cent sooner. The best paint for
wear and looks is Pure Prepared Paint.
Sold by Levers & Cooke, Ltd
Electric light is better than any 9TH
er form of lighting you can use in
your home, and it is cheaper, too. con-
sldering the kind of light you get.
Hawaiian Electric Co. can wire your
house at a small expense and do the
work neatly and quickly. Call Main
$50 for further particulars.
The Teachers Committee of the
Board Of Education is holding meet
ing this afternoon at which it is likely
that the various vacancies in the teach
ers force for the several schools will
be hlled. 1t is not reported that there
VIII be any other business of especial
Importance to come before the body.
Secretary Straus will address Homo
lulu merchants at meeting to be held
on the Young Hotel roof garden at 3
tomorrow afternoon. Arrangements
Tor the meeting are in charge of Presi-
dent George w. Smith of the Mer-
chants Association. L. A. Thurston,
j. A. McCandless and others will prob
ably speak
The new photograph store of the
Honolulu Photo and Art Co. on Fort
Street will be open tomorrow for bust
ness. The goods have Just arrived
from the Coast and are all up to date
and are very good. In addition to the
regular line of goods, the picture fran
ing department will be made one of the
features of the business.
Judge Lindsay yesterday at Cham
bers handed down an order to thu
trustees of the James Campbell estate
to pay to r. w. Breckons, solicitor
for Alice K. Macfarlane, one of the res
pondents in the case of the trustees
against Abigail K Campbell Parker e
al the sum of $3.50 as attorneys fees
The action is one for a construction
on the provisions of the will.
Deeds for the transfer of a humble
of pieces of land to the Central Mil
Company were entered for record yes
terday. In each case the payment ha
been made with stock of the compan
paid up. In one instance H. A. Bald
win gives several pieces of land in ex
change for 1856 shares of stock at pa
value of 800 each. H. P. Baldwi
conveys 25. SO acres in Malkawao for 2
shares of the same stock.
w. II Lucas, Manager Of Henry Ma
& Co., while in New York recent
/ personally selected a quantity of en-
r trees and delicatessen imported froI
France and Germany. They are thos
dainty bits that have made their rel
pective countries famous; and they wi
open up a new world of good thing
to the Honolulu housewife in the pr,