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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16
ENDORSEMENT REFUSED
CAMPBELL NOMINEE

The County Executive Committee Of
the Republican party held 8 meeting
Wednesday as is their custom.
The matter Of the greatest interest
70 the members OF the party was the
consideration Of the request OF Treas
urer 4 J. Campbell that they endorse
Joseph s Kunewa for the position Of
Tax Assessor OF Maui
Before the committee had met it was
evident that no matter how much they
might have wished 70 endorse the
choice Of the Treasurer it was certain
they would not do 50 on account Of
the strong opposition that has sdevel-
oped-
Maui citizens are 8 unit in their be-
lief that there are good. honest. cap
able men who could Ill the ofiee to
the entire satisfaction Of all but
chronicS and that the Office should go
10 q Maui man and after consideration
the committee decided TO endorse all
Of the candidates who have applied 4
resolution was introduced and unan-
imousIy carried 10 that effect.
Those endorsed are ". A Kay, s.
Keliinoi and L VI. Baldwin.
The committee endorsed the applica-
tons Of men for inspectors Of election
this fall
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16
ONLY ONE BEST
E1oo-Ez PeoPie Give Credit vhers
Credit Is Dee.

Pecr1s q Eu1o,uiu zho su5e- with
50 zEz=ys and sd backs want .
k5-sy -slsSy ia; can BE depended
E-Cz re hSsr : Do2n'S BSckzche
E1zzey P--s. = MEDICINE co- the kid
usys szly. Ez5s trcu pure roots and
Ee-1s. zzE re o1ly one that Is backed
- c-7eS Il Ec1olulu- Here's Honolulu
-ssEEc-E-
Il : SEt-coz- Honolulu. says: y
uES 8 lCzE sufferer from bScksche,
hEV1-E hee1 afflicted with il for twelve
ysE-s Taxing tbs as 5 symptom OF
s11-ey r1zbls. and seeing Do1c's
B2czEchs kinney PlIls advertised IS
hslzE sod co- complaints such as
re. : procured some o. them az the
Ecls-s- Dug Cos store I found
u-c- -zs5-E rhsz that they were doing
ne roo5- sd Vas thereby encouraged
4 kesr q u1-1 1oS sn cured OF the
ssczacss Re merits q Deans Bach
axe EIzzey Pts have been scrikfngiy
sE-u- On ~ case. and I recommend
r-s- 70 che su6s-s-
D.oz-s Bzckzchs Kidney Pills sre
So y a. druggists and storekeepers
81 81 ce--S - box tsix boxes for $3.50.
O. ~ - -Eres O. rscsirt OF price
~ re Eo-5s-sr Dug Co. Honolulu
u---esz-s agents tOr re Hawaiian
-slz-ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16
JAPANESE LAWBREAKERS
TOLD TO USE FIREARMS

To enforce the law against some OF
the keepers Of the japanese dives Of
this city, which were closed short
time ago and which the japanese pro
Prietors say they viii reopen, the pO-
lice fear that they viii have 70 resort
to a fight with firearms and possible
shedding OF blood
Prom reliable information recently
received the authorities are Of the
opinion that a determined attempt 10
open q portion Of the tenderlOin will
be made tonight II has been init
mated that certain Orientals have
banded together and raised fund Of
several thousand dollars with which TO
purchase legal advice, and that this
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16
GLIMPSES OF THE ORIENT
IN THE MONGOLIA'S FILES

/ Japan Times--The monument newly
I erected BY Japan at the foot Of Ant
EsShsn fortress, Port Arthur, in
! memory OF the Russian soldiers who
I fell during the siege i 70 be unveiled
On the 10Th prox- Greatly appreciat-
I ing Jspsn's goodwill toward His Rus
sian MajeSCy's brave subjects BY max
[ ing this posthumous honor the Car
has ordered his side-de-camp Lieutsn-
snt-Genersl Genkross. commander Of
the Siberian Army Division. and Ma
ior-Gsnsral MGr0useivitch. commander
al EladivoSr1k. and seven stan officers
% proceed % Port Arthur in order TO
attend the unveiIinS ceremony. His
japanese Majesty having also ordered
General Nogi 70 be present al the func-
ton The general expects 70 start in
a few days for his destinzt ton II is
said thar the remains inferred under
the monument amount 70 10 less than
51.oQl In al and the Ia5ori0us task IN
dsrtaksn BY the government Of Kuan-
tu1E in finding and collecting these rs-
mains vas quite beyond description as
they had been buried and scattered in
various places some being bIeachsd and
exposed % The air in the mountains
and oths- being abandoned 10 decay
II the valleys
A PULLING CASE
IN view Of TIE growing interest in
the question q International marriage
the following might furnish soma uss-
fuI material FOR the study OF the Prob
len Coascriprilu examination vas
bed n the hanzgaEs Pre1scturaI
Councillors Han the 0thsr day under
charge % the commander q the Eofu
regiment There was among the group
q twe1ry-ysar-0id youths one Eura-
sian Tamura- residing IN Eauzzzwz-
cho OF that town Though he i Jap
anese by nationality. he Is the child
Of = French father and japanese
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16

4 mother; and does not understand hi.
mother tongue. Tamura passed the
| medical examination having q good
constitution. but the question had
arisen as 70 the adyisabiIity or other
I wise OF enisting him in the ranks
( II * no easy affair 10 train him proper
y and exercise necessary discipline
over him except through the assistance
of an interpreter but then a special
Interpreter could not be hired for a
Eura sian soldier. Such an emergency
being quite unprecedented the examin-
ers were perpIsxed what 70 DO and
have consequently decided 70 submit
the matter 10 the War Minister for
decision
EXECUTIONS AT OSAKA.
On Tuesday afternoon the execution
OF three condemned Grim mails was car
ried out in the Horikawa Prison, Osa-
IA One OF them Is a man called Chuf-
chi Tabats, who committed a cruel
murder nearly two years ago. The
ether Two we're old women named Ic.hf
Ninogata and Akino Kawahara- the
former being hfty-fve years old and
the latter sixty-six- These two had the
appalling cruelty OF numbering no less
than eleven infants IN less than Two
months n 1896 Under the name Of
adopting children they persuaded sew
eraI parents 10 give them their>infants
with large amounts OF money as ex-
peHse q upbringinz- They dispatched
the lives Of the babies and approprist-
ed the money The three received the
capital sentence with al air OF rssig-
nation but when the final moment
came Ch1tchi and Ictf displayed great
CONSERVATION and turned almost mad
with frantic efforts % get rid OF the
Tardsrs EhO led them o the seanoId-
They had 70 Be taken 10 the scaToIdiue
By sheer force AkfnO allowed herself
70 be executed quietly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16
THE KLEMME
LICENSE CASE
CF-o.n sundays Aavertissr.)


ISe history q the refusal OF tie
RoA-d % License Commissioners &c
grant a renewal o. the license OF tbs
Aloha Ana saloon 10 Carl Klemme is
Al example % the work % the Board
u Shich = growing portion % the
puhlic - taking exception. Nithou;
c-luciEiag TIE aaai action OF the Board
n any way IN It's refusal OF the license
-l1Esive
Ais--ne applied IN the regular way
- ne renewal Of his license Prior
4 ne bearing. however. in informal
conversation E.th Klsnms's attorney,
Llcsass Inspector Fsnnsil stated that
Al adverse report On Hlsmms would
- ru- tn- based on charge that he
hzs SID Eluor on sunday. The attor-
ny. A n Brown. then told the in
s7ec-u- -1ar u there WAS any evidence
GO q violation q the lsw 4 complaint
cuE1s q - made in the regular way.
Whe7ec1 As. R-own- would withdraw
- Kls==s's attorney and would pros
excite hi- IN the police court No
cr-ce VAS made. however.
Whe- tire application WAS read in
r. rutIc hearing before tie commits
slc1E-s- IRE attorney asked that the re-
u-- 90 TIE Inspector os also publicly
raaE 5- order rha- evidence 70 meet
ur1-sVe- charges might be contained
i- u night - met BY evidence in Re
t---1L -Ae-e Ee-e no complaints made
o. anyone az tre public hearing. be-
Er-E shat cr--lat-r n iEhr be in the
-eru-I uh.ch Vas not rad.
r-lE--E- BaI e1tyue stated that he
a. -a- -zEs-E IL as sNpedieat that the
--s-ec-c--s report D given publicity.
Az- promised IRE attorney snd Hlsmms
-h1- -hey Eoui6 - notified and given
a. r-7.o--u-fIy - answer the charges
ute- r1e matter WAS considered in
sv=r--tve session Relying on this
promise rEev waited fo- the noIifica-
r1- % come % then
--e l--E -1-t6car-1l either y them
-ars- YEA. however. Vas that the appli-
1E-- Ger renewal had been colsid-
e-eE 1zE refused No opportunity was
Ere- -5e-- 70 hta- the complaint or
-EF -0 b.
wen asked later why the promised
--e E15 -1- ben sent cut 20 either
gee 1--- ~ his attorney. Chair
~ ErIs--y-e stated that as there
E5 aee- 70 secretary az the public
-sE--E -- record % the promise had
Been zer- and z had been forgotten
E-e--e FEES thE- an injustice has
h1E- E--e Ei-
E- EEly rs Ece-se. f1- the Re
-e- 20 rEs license -s-sod was
---s-=z 90 Mrs. B5-tHa Hlsune.
c- u--- Es has been divorced.
l--a- --1-<es granted on Friday were:
--s w.. Encore S1roc1- : OZaki.
E-E- Ewc-E Cho1E Lung. Hop
= -E -s-Vet-v 4 Co Chang Mn. Mac
---a-e & CO. Lewis & Co. Ltd. ana
l-E-S-zE al Wholesale : Oak. Va
1--r Sa-o--- NJ SaiS- Atea saloon; I
81 ---a- yong and Seaside Hotels and /
7-Ezs In. hocs- licenses with sun |
cav r-rEsce
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16

hui had been advised that should the
police attempt to modest the law
breakers they should resist even to the
shedding of blood. Isoy, a notorious
character, Is said to be at the head Of
the movement
The police VIII not permit any such
contemplated lawbreaking under any
circumstances, and the matter viii
await developments An investigation
started yesterday proved that there is
great unrest among the classes most az
feeted by the surveillance Of the police
and that troublous times are in store
between those who viii attempt to
show their contempt for the law Of the
land and the police who intend to en-
force respect for It.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16
ARIZoNAN BUcKED THE BREEZE

SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-The
American-Hawaiian steamship COM
pany's freighter Arizonan. which ar
rived yesterday from Salina Cruz by
way of San Diego, does not mind a
little thing like a sixty-mile an hour
head wind. Nearly all the way from
the Mexican port the Arizonan bucked
the northwester that blew the Kosmos
liner Anubis stern first for 100 miles.
Against this same wind the Arizonan
plowed along at 10-knot gait. Seas
swept the freighter's deck. mounting
at times TO the bridge, but the Arizo-
nan moved Right along through it all
The Arizonan brought 1000 tons OF
cargo, 1000 Of which is for this port.
The cargo includes structural iron and
marble
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16
AN AUSTRALIAN COMMERCIAL
TRAVELLER STORY.

1t is the commercial traveller who
finds the many changes of climate and
water irving. Mr.. Chas. G. Chapman
who represents large Brisbane con-
eern, had been troubled for years with
chronic diarrhOea. On one of his trips
fellow traveller recommended Cham
berlain 5 Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, and this is what he saws of il:
81 procured bottle and experienced
great relief after taking a few doses.
Before the bottle was finished I was
cured and have not been troubled
since" This remedy is for sale oy
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, Agents for
Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16
OFFICERS WIVES
COMING HERE

SAN FRANCISCO, June 3.-The rus.
tie OF silk and the fragrance of sachet
the fiutter of fashion. the radiance Of
Paris gowns and the Irresistible smiles
of Navy women. are changing Army
transport headquarters these days
from lonesome, barren. out-of-the-
way. spot. TO a sort of private-club-
meeting-place for ladies'
Automobiles dash up to the Desc
lated building at the foot of Van Ness
avenue and the bay. and unload the
daintiest Of femininity at the door
with their MARCHED locks shaded by
fluffy parasols. and their long chiffon
wells floating to the breeze, and the
| ladies disappear in the darkened en-
trance. TO return to their vehicles in
short time radiant with smiles. and
who have either just driven up. or
were met within the offices above.
The reason for all this fiutter at the
! transport headquarters is that the
women of the Navy are preparing &c
move. They have already moved once
since they came to San Francisco from
the East, and that was when they jour-
neyed to Seattle.
Now they are preparing to become
residents of Manila for a few months.
The fleet sails from here July I. but
the wives and children of the Navy
men will depart July s. on the trans
port Thomas. bound for Manila, and
touching at Honolulu.
Many of the officers wives will re-
main in Honolulu for the next ship,
while many more will go straight 10
Manila. so as to be nicely settled by
the time the fleet comes sailing along
from Australia.
Among the first of the Navy women
20 register for the Thomas were Mrs
w. H. H. Switzerland. Miss Souther-
Switzerland is the wife of Captain
Switzerland, commander of the New
Jersey. Mrs. Switzerland and her
handsome daughters were among the
most fashionable of the Navy women
at the Fairmont gayeties during the
fleet Jubilee. and no function was COM
plete without them. They will stay
short time in Honolulu. and proceed
% Manila to welcome the fleet when
it sails in, spend a short time after
ward with Captain Switzerland. and
when the New Jersey bids farewell to
Manila, they will sail for Japan.
Mrs. George Burnett. wife of Colonel
Burnett. United States Marine Corps
will travel with her three children. a
trained nurse and a governess, so the
little folk can go TO school just the
same as land children, whether
aboard ship or ashore.
Mrs. 4. w Kinds, wife of Lieuten- |
ant Commander A W. Kinds of the |
Virginia. will be a passenger on the
Thomas. 1t will be her first trip to the /
Orient.
Mrs. E. L. Bennett. wife of Lieuten-
ant Bennett of the Virginia. will be a
second feminine representative of one
of the favorite ships of the fleet to sail
on the Thomas.
Mrs ]. W. Robinson, wife of Lieu
tenant Robinson of the Kentucky Mrs.
P Andrews, whose husband is a lieu
tenant aboard the Kansas: Mrs. ]. K.
Parker, wife OF Lieutenant Parker;
Mrs. George L. Smith. wife of Lieuten-
ant Smith Of the Connecticut: Mrs. F
Brooks Upham, whose husband is one
IF the New Jerseys lieutenants: Mrs.
4. E Sterling and Mrs. D. NJ. Addison
wife Of the paymaster of the Virginia
Ire among the Navy women already
registered to sail July s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST

----s-s -e--zi-f-E uncaue5 for IN the
Es-s-aI 6s1vs-y fe- the week ending
- =. -S1S.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-16

The Kinau on arrival Wednesday
will have 500 bags Of K 8. u. sugar.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-11
THE OUTLOOK FOR DEMOCRACY.

Handicapped principles which the
approve entertain
this futiity
people the other Nor expeen them resist
the subsidies the
sympathy with Democracy
period Republican bim machine
opinion
Republicans will
they
party jefferson,
but the only
Roosevelt farseeing e
his
Republican unminy
Republican
needed;
that the end of his administration his has the signs
integration which the administrations
gloomy apprehensive.
follow this
getting control of the national battle
the
certain little territorial
that the Republicans will
the bosses and the machines the moral a has
faith believe
Even this the will healthy
position politics restraining influence
and long Democratic
able make Republican
Republicans will be all the principles upon
which their
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-11
SAN FRANo1soo,s REDnMpT1oN.

The reform Of San Francisco politics punishment of the erafs
mat thrive in Office there has
possible The city has SINK its point where for
righteous
surface spirit of San Francisco
morals Religion curbstone cities and
mas
churches Sunday thousand
Bret a long of the seepic pd Francisco
It's absorption
has enriched bosses applaud rather
than detest the hewd and enepsing it,
Yet deep down. there is always be stratum
OF pubc honesty which good they
Inc vigilance
wed the public pndeers
Of
nave struggled for
rescue 1t and make Roadway against politics good men
nave moved forward and then been
fae but in the end though sadly the
AFTER prodgious efforts after
ana The Blind Boss Raney was
crushed-and Rue the of thema all.
indicted
come But whether
vicious ecncas of the law avail fact is es
that the grand and petit juries
puohc
mas OF future good The
the champions of civic
mas proved that its conscience is much alve
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-11
THE MESSAGE ON HAWAII.

The d in
dent has long shown intelligent
the development Hawaii other
our domestic problems Pointing
TO the cessation the
owner similar that the mannd His
ng plantation to tile small
island products
hlndered can be carried to the markets the world
The President
fields There he
eves modification of the law that
ciy' American and European labor as he cuouy
modification
freely territory
feels
own people long contendeo shipping miles
the shores in the local interests which they
muda and Tahiti getting tourists Inconvenience
travel OF its residents asoni him
private interests Hawaii him
eliminated against That do the yrtuous
breaking to
the contract labor law broken hypocrisy
Iingntiude =.
The President ends his
military and naval which will make these Islands mpnabe
o
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-11
OFFICIALS REspoNs1pLn7
TO WHOM ARE ELEoTE1

while the fate this soil of the idea that men
elected Office must under orders of their cam
pagn committees.
practice tho other A Legislature elects United
great and crises to act as his
ignore them
committees home and
policy together Senators do and put the
fault with good advice from their
they would
freedom they in the
We understand this here well enough not to send
peases for West Point and Annapolis
applicants Federal office; he
Republican House decides and other
practically the legislator of Maacu
nsutd his campaign committee
him. bonded official mindful of his oath Of Office would
polk fol an anti aw to
the attack the Honolulu County supervisors this
journal angry aesing the Repub
County his political and public rights which
might his fellow supervisors
in be
Republican the other committee thought that
taking advice others than themselves and held that all power IN u
Douth said it the duty
of
right giving that control be
added the committee which
be with elective officer in
being County further that
this committee the elective officers that this procedure
within ontrol While this resolution
shall while in Office Talk against
What would this be but the Star Chamber
answ o nobodyf
a moral for all the it happens
Douthitt his fellow
consult anybody lawful subject appoint
that suit him pledges, his right speech If
be
mite party, tho
than candidate Logically
the polls
fill the
representative than elect officials
into the power of a nonelecve junta
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-11
THE PRESIDENT SUSTAINED.

The plea made by the Advertiser
by the President for Hawaii the shipping
read the meeting of the Chamber Commerce yesterday
bate the position of those have all with
Hawaiian and other American
the change the law which desired Hawaii will
benefits without
We believe this because az the which
waiian the better will this place advertised
will be got making enough ALL
the business building purely
OF the trade ayhow 90 the overflow
anspacfc trip will stimulate the building
pete with them hence advertising
financially ships alike trade
something Atlantic prices
In Hawaii of homke who policy
yesterdays meeting will count his
No place limiting transportation place
with good things to offer the tourist
AS for the effect on the protective tariff principle Hono
we may safely conclude that if the Republican President Congress
danger in it, people here needn u bother.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-11
RURAL PARCELS POST.

Touching the heart of the agricultural
Fourth " De
announces increased usefulness of the rural free delivery
%
packages
the unfomng rural
ing pooce and the patrons of
such according the
ether service cit given, adds
special reduced rate of postage for merchandise
would unquesonaby
and distributing
making
package that is maib but Congress
The demand for package
delivery still De
the establishment of
rural carriers at such will be fair
formed, the credited
chants he adds desire
will the fourth class which
this class of
The rural carriers in the service of which
100000 he
the dignity efficiency the of
of 39l dismissed for during the past year.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-11

at
connection
the drill piercing of
eighteen Whether
to exist, the of
has been determined-Star.
That
should
that
whether
the Advancement notg hereto
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-11

The Advertiser
advice
offered
it
which, not
upper Waikiki private
will nominal value Nothing selling
home lots like the proximity pac
tees with the many
with a large liberty privilege
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-11

cutting
Smuggling things epsng
Whaley if still alive Hawaii
win chances appearance business
sea-farng Japanese surprise no
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-11

to coerce
be
call the committee down.-Star
All ghtthe time has
the
appointments gentlemen
people any of his responsibilities.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-11

Magazine
the of Luke Wright Secretary certainly
wonderful an n
federae should
The development Key
military
Congress
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-11

1t be assumed that to his
preference the building further
he has sought that people
Honolulu We infer this
ing that the 'e exchange
highly probable lngh decisive
newd
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blu
Chinese game squeeze
Tweeds and look like matching pennies
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What the right of laws legislature
eoercng Official something
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What
The o country
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-11

good to the
principle abouti affairs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-11

What the moral difference between by
government by a county cOmmtteef
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-11

The Nahuka site decision park
other site it to this city token
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-21
PLAN TO BUILD
CEMENT HOUSES
Thomas 4 EdisOn'S Wonderful Plan
Being Discussed mt Fourth An.
nual Convention Of Cement
Workers in Buffalo.

Buffalo, n. Y, Jan 20 Houses
buIlt OF cement, requiring only a day
OK two for their construction and cost
ing only a few hundred dollars each
Will soon solve the tenement problem
Of great cities This is the declara
ZION OF distinguished delegates TO the
fourth annual convention and exhibit
ton OF the National Association of Ce-
ment Users, which opened in Buffalo
today and will extend through the
week
The largest and most elaborate eX-
libition and demonstration OF cement
products ever held in the United
States is being held by the association
N the SiXty-sixth Regiment Armory,
which has more actual floor space
han in Madison Square Garden. Eisi-
tors will have an opportunity to see
~ example and & nonstration. the
progress thai has been made III c.
nent and concrete construction, ess
pecially as it aplies 20 the building
OF smal dwelling houses in which the
average individual is interested
Thomas A. Edison has recently been
giving much OF his time TO the prob
lens OF cement construction and has
announced tia; It is now possible e