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The state herald., 1908-10-30

The republican candidates on thc
county ticket are coming down the
homestreteh, in the campaign race. in
fine shape and will go under the wire
well in the lead notwithstanding the
mud singing Of the democratic boot
~
The state herald., 1908-10-30
Republican Ticket.
For President,
WILLIAM u. TAFT.
For Vice President,
JAMES S. SHERMAN.
CIR rI,IN I'll L LIZ

Governor Jesss +. Mcdonald
Lieutenant Governor c. V. Bens, ,r.
Secretary of State Timothy o. 'Connor.
state Treasurer George d. Statler.
State Auditor s. II. Stevens.
Attorney General George l.. Hodges.
Superintendent Katherine l.. Craif.
Supreme Court Judges j. C. Helm,
John Maxwell, l.. NJ. Goddard, A. K.
King.
Congressman at large j. C. Burger.
Railroad Commissioners G. Withers
six year term: Michael Guerin four
year term; w. l.. Dayton two year
term.
/ Presidential Electors J. S. Carnahan.
W. w. Story, Jr.. c. A. Ballreich,
Thomas F. Walsh, John W. Springer
Board of Regents Oh. Pfeiirer, j. w
Congressman LIST Dist X. W. Bonynge
representative q. +. Parker.
District Attorney l.. c. Stephenson.
COUNTY TIJKET.
county Clerk Scott Evans.
County Judge VIC. HellanI.
Sheriff c. j. johnson.
Treasurer l.. Leblanc
Ass9lDof J.A. Borg.
SUPP y Schools Miss Celeste Donnelly.
anjnissioner 2 dist Gust johnson.
Conilissioner s dist J. X. Olson.
S9zfey1r G. A., 0usrnsey.
~dtonsr -'''.Aes u. r. i.sssis-,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-03
CAPTAINS CHANGED.

The ship Bangalore on its way here
appears in the guides and other ship
ping papers as commanded by Cap
tain Blanchard Captain Durham of
the Astral. however, says that Captain
Colly is in command. The John Ena
is also in the guides as commanded by
Captain Park. Park commanded her
a short time while her regular COM
mander Matson was on vacation
Captain Matson Is now back in COM
mand. The Foohng suey given as I'M
der the command of Captain Willet,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-03
Weekly NelI|H Bulletin
For the week Ended February %. 1870,
GENERAL SUMMARY.
Honolulu, March 2. 10,

Honolulu, March 2. 1905.
Warmer weather obtained generally
over the section, the mean tempera-
lures being, as a ruIe. from 10 deg.
to 20 deg. higher than those OF the
preceding week.
The rains were light throughout the
section, especially on Hawaii. where
the greatest amounts reported as the
totals for the week were Is inch in the
HiIo and Puma districts. SO inch in the
Kau. and % inch in the Kona. No
rainfall was reported from the Kohala
and Hamakua districts. On Maui the
greatest amount reported as the total
for the week was rs inch. with no rain
fail reported from the Hamakua4oa.
Hamakuapoko, Kula and Lahaina and
the western portion of the Waikiki
districts. On oahu the rainfall ranged
from Is TO 80 inch: ON Kauai 90
inch in the Koolau district. LA inches
in the Puma, and IS to so inch in the
Kona; and % to 40 inch on MolokaL
The rainfall was below the average
for the week at ali stations having a
record of ten or more years In the
several districts of the different islands
the deficiencies, in inches, were: Ha-
waIi-Kohala log 10 13S. Hamakua
Ia, Hno 1.96 to 2.5s. Puma Ls7, and
Kona and Kau 80 TO 1.02: oahu-Koo-
lauloa 1.40 Honolulu Al. waianae -pz.
and Eva II; and Kauai-Koolau 1-55.
and AZ to "a In the Kona-
All stations on Molokai. Kauai and
Oahu report more rain than during the
preceding week. while all on Hawaii.
excepting one In the Kau and two in
the Kona districts report less. The ex-
cesses on Molokai varied from 81 TO
% inch; on Kauai from 05 inch to 1.O4
inches: and on oahu from .OT So inch.
The deficiencies on Hawaii ranged
from OF to rs inch. while the excuses
ut three stations varied from OF TO
ga inch. On Maui the changes varied
from a deficiency Of AZ to an excess OF
81 inch-the greater number Of stations
reporting deficiencies, or no difference.
The following table shows the week
ly averages of temperature and rain
fall for the principal Islands and for
the Group:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-03
TIE sEWALL SIGHTED.

The American ship Edward Sewall
for this port with coal fer the Navy
is reported in the Maritime Register
70 have been sighted January in lati-
tude So south. and longitude 20 west.
This was just two months ago yester-
day. Two months from that latitude
and longitude Is not considered IN
usual by masters who have experience
in rounding the Horn. She ought to
be here now at any time. however.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-03

Entire Group 7O.2 deg. OBJ inch.
At the local Office Of the Z. s.
weather Bureau in Honolulu, partly
cloudy weather obtained. with rainfall
on three days amounting 10 81 inch-
Al less than the normal, and 81 more
than during the preceding week The
maximum temperature was 50 deg,
minimum IS deg. and mean 72.0 deg.
1.S deg. higher than the normal. and
3 deg. lower than last weeks. The
mean relative humidity vas as per
cent. and the prevailing daily wIna
directions were (. on the 18th, Sc. on
the 2sth, and Ne. on the remaining
dates. with an average hourly velocity
Of SO miles. The mean daily barOm-
eter was below the normal on the 25th
for the first time this year and con-
tinued so throughout the week. tbs
weekly mean being 2sss inches, 81 inch
below the normal
wM. 3. sTOCRAAN.
Section Director.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-03

rected for Temperature, instrumental
errors, and local gravity. and reduced
to sea level. Average cloudiness stated
in scale from Q 10 10. Direction of
wind In prevailing direction during d
hours ending al 2. N. Velocity OF
wind fs average velocity in miles Per
hour, T indicates trace OF RAIN
wM- 3 STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-03

riety q kinds Of goods ara all placed
in II At once. The compartment is "a
be divided 5nta more tslan one COM
parrn1eat, So mat fralr and meat. fos
instance. can be Kept separate. Il is
not expected thar t2s FIaurence Ward
VIII so Immediately 10 Midway, bur
she IS being got ready 10 send at any
tir7e- There Is q cold-storage plant at
Midway, 50 that fce-house goods can
he taken from here and kept there IN
definitely
THE ASTRAL GETTING READY.
The Standard OIL ship Astral has
completed the discharging Of her coal.
the last Of It going to the naval sheds
last Thursday. She is stiu at the
Naval wharf undergoing a thorough
cleaning All the paint between the
load water line and the water line as
she rides now. is being Clipped Oft and
new paint applied. In other ways she
IS getting a thorough cleaning and
overhauling. This process viii take
about a week ard then she viii begin
TO load sugar for the Atlantic sea-
board. She will load about 1890 tons
here and about 1000 tons at Hilo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-03
MARTIN EGAN.

Continued from Page One-)
with Taft through his recent progress
in the Far East.
Among other important work EEan
has done for the Associatei Press was
that during the visit Of Prince Henry
in America. E-gau represented the
Associated Press in London for a con-
siderable time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-03
A GREAT VOYAGE.

The schooner Helene. which is now
discharging coal at Honoipu. made
what is probably a record trip on her
voyage from Mahukona to, Newcastle.
New South Wales. for her present load
Of coal. She made the voyage in
thirty days, which is considered a
wonderful trip.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-03

The Texan is ar the Railroad wharf
discharging cargo for Honolulu, much
of which consists of machinery and
material for the Honolulu Iron Works
and is taking on sugar for Salina
Cruz. She expects 10 get away for
KahuIui tomorrow afternoon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-03
THE ALICE COOKE SAILS.

The schooner Alice Cooke, Captain
Penhallow, viii sail today. it is ex-
pected. She has several hundred tons
of scrap iron aboard and will sail for
Seattle with il. Captain Penhallow
has signed on as second mate ]. john
son who has been a boatswain, and
Is now nromoted
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-03

New moon March End at S:34 a. m.
The tides at kanulut and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than st Homo
lulu.
Hawaiian standard time La 10 hours
20 minutes slower than Greenwich
time. being that Of the meridian Of Isl
degrees thirty minutes. The time whis-
tie blows at 1870 p. m, which Ia the
same as Greenwich hours 0 minutes.
sun and moon are for local time for
the whole group.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-03

BEAD THE ADVERTISER
WORLDS NEWS DAILY
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-03
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

Issued Every Sunday Morning by the
Local once, L. $. Weather Bureau
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-03
THE FLAURENCE WARD.

The auxiliary schooner Flaurence
ward has been brought over 70 the
slip between the HaekfeId and the
Inter-Island wharves 70 have some
changes made in her oold-storage
plant. she Is fitted up with good
sized coid-Storage plant. but It Is ali
in one compartment, 50 that the best
results are not obtained when a va
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-03
is really under command Of Captain
CAMERON ON THE CURTIS.

is really under command Of Captain
BanfieId
CAMERON ON THE CURTIS.
Mate Cameron Of the Inflated
Eclipse yesterday signed on as second
officer of the George Curtis. The cur
tbs began taking on sugar in earnest
yesterday. the Niihau being alongside
of her and discharging into her. Sugar
viii go into the Curtis now pretty reg
ularly and it is expected she win be
ready for sea by the middle Of next
week
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-03
TIDES. SUN AND MOON.
/. |l|||zIIIII15

an ~ . m pm mi
Il 80 lie 90 p.s7 &c .7l6 10 .0s Sets
&.sls = as Il. IS lc % d IS .os 7.2s
W SO - SIS II Is rs Is 8 II & CO p
= asaI.s os II Al =. IS 6 .os rs
2 . 7Cc14 6.1s,iz i o.IsIs 10 on 10 u
8 SOP i4s Il 81 2sIS Is 6 OF III 1s
Is 7zAl 2s 8 00lS Ia6 Os -.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-03
INTER ISLAND BOATS.

The Helene will arrive Wednesday
from Papaaloa and Kukaiau and Ma
poopoo. She Twill bring sugar from
Papaaloa and Kukaiau, and cattle
from Napoopoo. The Kauai, from Oo-
kaIa, is due later in the week
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-03

The transport Sherman sailed from
Manila February Is for this port to
bring home the Twenty-fourth Infan-
try, with its staff of officers and COZ
enlisted men: also It's casuals, II sick
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-20
MUST BE MERE ECHOES.

Well. the high priests and seventies.
they ought TO be one with the twelve
apostles. and they ought 20 learn 10 echo
our sentiments aS we echo forth those
OF The first presidency. for we must all
learn 10 be ope.-Sermon ot Apostle Lor-
emo Sno~ In Salt Lake tabernacle. Janu-
ary I, 1857; Journal Of Discourses volume
T. page l5?.
VI the recent conference Of the Nor.
mon church, President Joseph T. Smith
delivered an address in which he eulo-
giZcd the political works of Apostle
Smoot and Elder Joseph Howell as
Senator and Representative in Congress,
respectively.
Realizing that the twelve (evcn the
Democratic members thereby are in
duty bound 10 "echo forth' his seutj-
mcnts, and that the high priests and
seventies are covenauted TO re.echo the
echo Of the twelve, and that the elders
IL turn are compelled 10 swell the din
throughout the church. Joseph f, knew
what would be the effect of his stump.
speech sermon. II was his deliberate in
iention 20 notify the saints that j, was
the desire OF the brethren'' to return
Apostle Smoot to the Senate, nolnith
standing the fact that he has been the
means OF bringing more trouble and
dlSrepute upon the church than has any
other man or agency within the past 6f
teen years. Smoot is the Smith IA.
vorite. becaus. Snoot willingly permits
himself 70 be used in politics TO advance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-20

Service in permits for grazing and in
favorable consideration as to the mum
Der OF head that will be allowed ON
these public grazing grounds which are
falsely called forestry reserves. The
whole scheme seems TO be TO make the
sheep and cattle owners of this West
ern country pay for the maintenance
of an immense number of officials who
are not IN the least doing what they
pretend to do, but who are gwen the
control Of tho public grazing lands Of
this Western mountain and valley coun.
try, and who are able to make or break
tock-owners at their pleasure in tho eX-
tension of grazing privileges or the
Withholding of the same as they may
see fit. But the Western livestock
owner pays for IL all, and takes his
chances with the favor or the frown Of
the public officials with whom he has
to deal. And in the deal. the ostensible
object of the service, the preservation
of the forests. is entirely lost sight of,
and quite naturally so. since in large
portion of these so-callcd forestry re
serves, there never wero any forests,
and there is no intention of planting
any trees
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-20
SHOOTS SARCASTIC HUMoR.

Apostle Smoot appears to be deter
mined TO branch out as humorist. This
would hardly be expected from his dark
and gloomy cast of mind. nor from the
predominant quality OF acquisitiveness
which appears to be his leading charac-
teristic However, his talk in the Tab
ernacle on Sunday was either humorous
or ii was nothing. His contention that
the Mormons are foremost in progress
and education is such travcsty on
well.known conditions here that no one
can consider ii without moro or less
hilarity. Conccding that in carly times
the Mormons did the best they could in
the way of opening the country and Of
establishing such educational facilities
as they could use TO the advantage of
their mission, The contrast between
their habitual mossbacllism as a mass,
and the progress shown by the non Nor
mon portion of the community is so
marked that it is amazing TO see u man
like Smoot getting off jokes about it as
he did in the Tabernacle, unless be
means those jokes to be earnest; in
''-ANb- NNHN H' HiuoS NC LbJlNlNStu VI LuG
grimmest sort Of Joke or tho baldest
lying imposture.
The Mormons are next 20 the wheels
of progress. to be sure. But il is when
somebody else drives those wheels and
when they are pulled along, whether
they wish TO 20 or not. II is not meant
herein TO say that there are 10 Mormons
that are progressive. As matter of
fact, there are some. But the prevailing
influence in the Mormon church has al |
ways been reactionary, progressive,
and protesting against every sort of. |
advancement not made by and for the |
profit OF the governing management of |
the church combination.
1t is idle to attempt 10 dodge on this |
question, or TO evade the plain facts
that are evident TO everybody. In the
presentation that he made in the Taber-
1acle OIL Sunday ON this point Apostle
5moot establishes himself either as z
ally joker or lying fraud. And as to
which Of these labels be prefers, there
S no law against his taking his choice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-20

the Smith treason and to defend aau
protect the Smith lawlessness- The rec
ord shows that Apostle Reed Sm"ot'
who has been delegated r. the NE
rarchy 10 direct the affairs Of the SO
called Republican party in this State'
has gone entirely out of his way TO ms
represent true conditions in Utah. AND
for this reason he deserves the grahtuac
of Smith who can be best pleased WIN
no other thing than the brazen II" Ut
tered in defense OF the secret poll gamy
of the high priests. Elder Howell is an
able aide to Smoot. in other wofas, ne
has been "oue' with the political e1lf
bassador of the polygamous cult. NY
Smith knows how TO reward his talIh-
ful servants, if that may be possible
through the church membership, ami his
sermon at the conference was 20 pro
cure the result he desires.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-20
CAUGHT LYING AGAIN.

Once i'll a while the Deseret News is
caught so tight in its lies that il can
not squirm. and has to fairly confess TO
It's falsehood and take it all back.
On the night after the bond election.
the Deseret News had to squarcly admit
when 1T printed as from LIE Grand
Young, denunciation of the Council
men Of this city as untrustworthy. as
men that were not honest. with whom
ii was unsafe TO eutrust the large sum
OF money called for by the bonds that
were proposed. it told a naked, unaual
fled, willful falsehood. That admission
was the most shameful of any that
could possibly be made The church
organ not only admitted that il had
lied in so quoting Judge Young, but it
admitted its reporter had never seen
Judge Young at al, and had put those
words in his mouth without the least
bit OF authority,
Another admission hardly less abieet
was forced upon the News last uiqbt.
1t had lied about a purported meeting
at Logan, where as it claimed, "Kuirht
"'u iSl uScu 10 IIdkt speech. and
IL gave what purported to be an ac
count Of the meeting held In Niblcv
Hall at Logan. The News LAST uioht
had to confess that the occurrence did
not take place as it had said. that the
meeting had no proceedings, because
Mr.. knight had not been able TO get
there. and the meeting was dismissed
by Mr.. Nebekcr, without anything do.
ing at all, Undoubtedly the Deseret
News, in its zeal for The Republican
cause of It's Republican church. was
eager TO tell that fake story 10 the dis
credit of the Democrats of Logan. and
to throw slur upon Mr.. Knight, rs
its headlines did. And then TO have TO
make an editorial retraction. confcssing
that there was no such meeting. that
there Was no such refusal on the part
OF Mr.. Knight. was humiliation indeed.
But if the Deseret News could be
obliged to confess all of its lies and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-20
THE TEMPORAL UsURPATION,

The Deseret News last night under
took TO smooth over the setting up OF
the kin gdom OF God in the early days
In Utah which was TO "sway the
scepter of power and authority over
all the kingdoms Of the world, be-
ing s'the kingdom that Daniel saw -
This PRONUNCIATION aud proclamation OF
tie new kingdom that was TO succeed
all other forms Of government on earth
was made by Brigham Young IN his
tabernacle sermon of April 6, 1So2.
Curiously enough, instead of upholdlng
that prophet, seer, and revelator, In
stead OF holding up his hands IN the
war against the Amalekites, the News
undertakes TO beat down his arms and
TO minimize the effect OF his sensation
al proclamation. Now, we protest that
this is not treating a prophet, seer, and
revelator. with due fairness and respect
Undoubtedly Brigham Young was IN
dead earnest in his proclamation setting
up a government OF his own here, by
command of God and defiant OF and
usurping authority over all other forms
Of government then in the world.
The proclamation Of that temporal
government would not be so important
even locally here, If the church author.
tiles, the prophets, secrs. and revelators,
who twice year have ever since been
sustained III their positions, If those
authorities had not constantly, and
even up TO the present time, asserted
their right to rule their people tempo"
rally. as we'll as spiritually. 1t IS be-
cause proclamation OF temporal author
ity was not only made, but insisted
upon then and ever since, that resist
ance was made 10 this authority, and
citation of its origin is made. 1t was
because of that proclamation of tempo
raj authority and power that claimed
the jurisdiction over the whole world
By reason of revelation and authority
from God, claim that has been excr-
eiscd and persisted iu from that time
10 the present, that the thing is dan
gerous, reasonable, and must be shaken
off.
Ii is idle for the News to pretend
that 4 proclamation of that kind
TO nothing as long as the
power asserting that proclamation is
still RECOGNIZED aud claimed, and the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-20
THEIR CHEATING OF TAFT.

Detected in their scandalous schemes
of betraying Mr.. Taft, the Republican
nominee for President, the Smootite
/ crowd IN this city are vainly beating
the an in an attempt TO show that the
Republican Americans are wrongfully
accusing them of unfaithfulness TO the
Republican party. Their defense, how.
ever, IS so dimsy, their otfenses so deep
and notorious, that the public sees
through their betrayal from both sides.
The American Republicans met the
requirement of the law by getting a
sufficient number OF signatures to the
petition to put the Taft electors at the
head of their ticket. The Smootites
had the electors resign from that ticket
The American Republicans promptly be.
gan proceedings in court TO prevent the
leaving of the Taft electors off from
the American ticket. The Smootites,
pursuing their warfare against Taft, re.
sist this effort Of the American Repub-
llcans TO retain the Taft electors on
their ticket, so that Taft may easily be
voted for; the Smootites being eager TO
sarnice Taft for the benefit of their
local ticket
1t Is absolutely plain that the Smoot-
ties arc iniuring Taft iu this. are losing
him votes, and are entirely Indifferent
TO his cause. Why they pursue these
tactics is plain, They wish to compel
everybody who wants to vote for Taft,
to vote also for their local State, lepis.
iatIve, and county ticket. Ii they can
keep Taft s name of the ballot every
where save ut the head of their own
ring ticket, they hope that good many
people who want TO vote for Taft, but
are AFRAID 10 try to vote anything but
straight ticket on the machines, would
vote the Smootite ticket also alna with
their vote for Taft.
The effort of the Smootites. therefore.
is to make the Taft strength subscrve
.helr local cause and help their local
nominees. Unless the people will vote
Tor Tart on their terms, they don t want
them to vote for Taft at all. And that
IS the plain, straightforward summary
ot the whole matter. Taft must helm
hem, but they won help Taft. And
heir betrayal is open, manifest. OFF
'ialiy declared, And yet they claim to
&c Republicans, and TO be the guardians
If the interests Of the National Repub
lcan party in Utah, Yet, instead of
guarding these interests, they are abso-
utely betraying them. But, then. what
ould You expect from the managers of |
! party who were conspicuous boilers
Il their party nomination, and were put
n control OF the party, in spite of their |
'arty betrayal, by the church power
le-e on their agreement 10 make their |
republican party the church party of !
Jtah, the church on the other hand 10 !
make their church Republican church,
And both sides TO this reasonable.
lthy agreement are doing their best to
.eep that unholy compact.