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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-02

railway operations. Kellogg is still
at work on the two latter Jobs.
The future supreme justice
comes from st. Paul, is republican
national committeeman from Min
nesota and has for years been a
member of the firm of which the
late Sen. Cushman X. Davis was
head
He enjoys the reputation of be-
ing one of the best brief lawyers in
the Northwest. He is small and
round shouldereI, thin faced and
has iron gray hair and a raspy
voice. He was engaged three years
ago as assistant attorney general
to help fight the trusts.
Justice Harlan will be Is years
of age June 1. He was eligible for
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-02
NEW DOCTOR ON BOARD

HOQUIAM, April I'll. c. Wat
kins, one of the best known medi-
cal men in this part of the state,
has been appointed on the state
board OF medical examiners by
Gov. Albert E. Meal. DR.. Watkins
is commissioner from the Third
district in Chehalis county. The
appointment takes effect on May
% and is for a term of four years
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-02
OREN H.
Doctor Of Refraction
and eyesight specialist

Personal graduate Of four OF
Americas leading colleges, with
large experience as a specialist in
the refraction of the eye and Of all
nervous functional disorders caused
from eyestrain. Cross eyes straight
ened without knife, prism, pain or
drug
Office northeast corner Of River
side and Post. Galena block
LADY, attendant.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-02
U. S. SEAMAN DROWNED

SEATTLE, April with nearly
six years of efficient service to his
credit and within two months of
the expiration of his enlistment, H.
w. Rundborn, signal boy on the
cruiser Colorado, fell overheard
and was drowned at the navy yard.
His parents reside in Boston.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-02
SOME OF SEATTLE SPIRIT

SEATTLE, April 2.-Pres. Gill,
of the city council, gave E. Shor-
rock just three minutes to state
his objections to the granting of a
saloon license in the basement of
the oil McDougall & Southwick
building Gill held the watch. AT
the expiration of the time limit the
council granted the license.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-02
OLD BAY STATE FOR TAFT

BOSTON, April 2.-Of 1850 dele
gates from Massachusetts to the
republican national convention 600
are favorable to Taft as the result
of yesterdays primaries. The bal
ance are unpledged.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-02
LIEN ON HILLS WAREHOUSE

EVERETT, April "A lien for
$13,275 was filed by the Puget
Sound Timber Preserving Co. on
the Great Northern grain dock and
warehouse. This sum is claimed
as due from the American Pile
Driving Co., the contracting firm
which built the dock, for piling fur.
niShed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-02
FUNERAL DRUNK FATAL

CENTRALIA, Wash, April q
William Maginniss' wife died a
few days ago The undertaken ne.
elected to remove from the house
a bottle of embalming fluid. Last
night Maginnss came home drunk.
He mistook the fluid for liquor ami
drank it, Then he died
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-02
BATHHOUSE ROBBERY

William Zirner. a rubber at the
and First, was arrested last night
on a charge Of larceny brought by
Maud Anderson, who conducts a
lodging house at E409 Montgomery
av. She claims she loaned her
watch to Zirner AMI he endeavor-
ed to DaWn it,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-02

FRANK B. KELLOGG
He is slated for the highest bench
in the land.
retirement on full pay when he
reached 70, but preferred to keep
at work. He has been on the SUI
preme bench 81 years. 1t is his
present purpose to retire after the
next recess of the court, and to
spend his time writing his personal
recollections of men and affairs.
He has asked for his secretary to
be retired with him also on pay
to help with the memoirs.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-02
BRYAN REFUSES TO SPEAK

NEW YORK, April 2.-The plan
to give a rival Jefferson day din
ner tomorrow at which Bryan
should speak has been killed by a
telegram from Bryan himself. The
national democratic club had in
vited Bryan to it's dinner, but did
not number him with the speak
ers, and his New York friends pro-
posed another celebration Of the
day.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-02

tempting to open the wrecked
Union Pacific mine last evening in
order to bring out the bodies Of II
victims of the recent explosion. A
week or 10 days must elapse be-
fore the mine will be safely cleared
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-04
IhUkEA TAKES
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-04
DApbITT WILL MAKE
TRIP TO WASHINGTON

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-04
EXPERT BEE MAN COMING
HERE FROM WASHINGTON

Dr. z ? Phillips. in charge Of api-
culture Bureau Of Entomology. United
States Department Of Agriculture.
Washington will make : special trip
70 Hawaii next month under letter
Il authority from the Secretary Of Az
-tcuItu-e- The trip Is = result OF the
Efforts q the Hawaiian Bee-Keepe-s'
Association IN Z letter 70 the secre-
arv Of the association. Dr. Phillips
states that he viii leave san Fran
ciSoo OF the transport Crock scheduled
70 san On February -
Speaking Of Dr.. Phillips visit yes
tz-52y. y L Van Dine said; '-Trop-
tczI conditions must receive consitsra-
tIo- in American agriculture from now
o. and nowhere can these Conditions
as regards bee-kesping Be seen 10 bet
rs- advantage than in Hawaii The
equipment q thz spiarie< and the ma
uip-Izcica Of the bees here necessarily
3I4sr II UzEy respects % practise II
rsupS-at=-11ns localities We want 70
know If Ne ara overIooking znAhing
thar v1uIi give : larger return B.
C2Css q Dr. Phillips vide experience
q he mainland. he VIII Dc able 70
suggest ths ways ne can change or
operations 70 increase ths output o.
lrc.5Ccs u1rs economically the present
VII zP@n5 about month
here and visit al the principal aplariss
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.hst VII b nsozzzry u insure fu-I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-04
WAS A BAD DAY
FOR BLIND PICS

Yesterday was : had day to- the
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Fc-- street 5-S. below L-c2S' NIL s-3
ez< .t-s- been S-S-sc.s5 q selling H.
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PARK his case has proved : very
interesting c-s zrt : hard fought one
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-04
DEMOCRATS AND
|AUKEA IN ACCORD

The following letter has been sent to
Sheriff Iauksa on behalf Of the Demo-
cratic Territorial Central Committee.
in response 70 his letter OF resignation
from the COMMITTEES which was receiv-
ed at the meeting OF the COMMITTEES
Friday night.
Honolulu, T h, February l. 1903.
c. P. Iaukea, Esq, County Sheriff Of
Oahu. Honolulu, 7. H.
Dear Sir: I have for acknowledge
ment your letter Of resignation Of Jan
31st, smb0dying your reasons for TAX
ing this step
The Territorial Central Committee
ne 70 inform you that in ac-
cepting your rssignat ton II appreciates
that. in the steps you have taken in
this matter, you are fully in accord
with the declarations and principles
enuncistsd in the platform Of the par
y, and II heartily endorses the de-
psrtment regulation precluding police
officers from active participation in
politics.
Thanking you for your kindly express
sions for the party and IS welfare.
I an
Yours very sincerely,
JOHN EdNELUTH.
Ssc'y Ter. Democratic Central Com
nuittss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-04

A E-os AID 7. P Robinson % Maui
cana % E01ol1i1 ysEtsrday b. the
NzEzS La
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-04
WHAT BISHOP RESTARlCK
SAW IN A WIDE-OPEN TOWN

which belonged TO saloon and gam
bling house. One day he saw two mer
bring another man out and roll
him. He did not know at first what
they were doing. and imagined IL
might be some fooling. but after see
ing the same operation performed two
or three times. he realized that sys-
tema,ie robbery was going on as soon
as man was drunk enough not 70
know Just what was being done to
him. In that town I buried muir
dered man every week for some time.
Gambling and robbery went together
until most people carried arms. and.
as you know. peaceable citizens were
frequently shot or sandbagged on
their way home, One friend OF mine
was knocked down on leaving our
house and robbed. remember how
mothers came 70 me in tears about
their sons gambling. and how wives
told me that their husbands had lost
their sill in the same way, and how
suicides were frequent.
When ii was proposed to put 8 stop
to this open condition, the cry was.
You will hurt the town" or You
will make this a jay town. The
last term was used as an argument
here when it was proposed 20 allow
smusements on Sundays for which
admission was paid. Most OF US. even
if we are not Puritans. want to keep
this a decent city in which We can
bring up our families respectable and
God-fearing. Very few. for the sake
Of little money. would consider for
s moment the proposition TO turn it
into 8 he'll OF open vice.
In the town 10 which I have been
referring. you will remember that
with the exodus OF gamblers and
sh2rpers s better class OF people began
to come. and that. instead Of hurting
the town. the city gained in every
way by decency and right doing.
HENRY B. RESTARICK.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-04
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-04

Editor Advertisers Thank you for
coming cut 50 strongly in relation to
any proposal 70 attract people here
by InaSiaS this place a resort where
open vice would he permitted. Yoa
have the thanks % every right-mind-
ed citizen for standing out against
this and other proposals Of the kind,
Any such idea as that said 20 be
advocated in relation 70 getting people
here by permitting gambling. puts
one thing first in human life. and that
is the getting Of the dollar. Again
and again. Mr. Editor. you and have
heard in the Western States an OBJ
lection 70 putting stop TO open vice.
;has it would ''hurt the town" The
idea being that gamblers and others
who spend money freely would circu-
late money and increase the popula-
ton The iies Of progress and pros-
perity seems 70 be numbers without
any regard for quality. and that We
want TO get more citizens no matter
what their character is
When gamblers were allowed TO run
their places here in period not long
since, took pains 10 trace the cause
behind most % the financial delin-
Quenciss OF young Eawsiians- The
cause was gambling. Bring people
here by having sn open town. No
matter whether this leads 10 the de-
Of our youth or not,
Thank God there s-s enough people
in Honolulu who value the moral lives
Of their children and their neighbors'
children too highly TO entertain any
;isa Of prosperity which comes from
The permission % open vice,
You and I. Nj. Editor. lived to-
Ssthsr years ago in s wiie-open town
The tiu'es were certainly exciting. but.
as boys say now. they were "ierce"
Your brother. who was with you then
told NE how he looked from your
Office into backyard
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-04
CHINATOWN En-
FETE FOR
KONOHI
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-04
SAYS HE WILL
COME To HAWAII

1 recent number Of z French journal
pablished b. the Catholic church con
tzIzs a item to the eject that Father
CO1rady, t0r many years heated a.
3lolokzi, bzt 10w II Chicago, vii 90
from there . the western cities and
then 70 MoIokai 70 study coalitions.
Father Coarzdy Is 2 secular priest
Of TIE Catholic church and for years
vas disturbing element ct the settle
Es1s. During the term q v. o. Smith,
- president q the Beard Of Health,
L vas expelled from The settlement.
Later Il vas hard from II China and
vas literally advertised as going 70
work smOng the IsPers there Since
leaving Hawaii II las studied medicine
and bzs=z his claim % admission % the
settlement uP0n us knowledge Of medi-
exc AID tie disezze. As the Bishop
q TIE Catholic church IL Hawaii has
nothiag II e0nnon With C0nrzdy, who
1 III = DsnbeT u TIE society which
1oes % u1eh for TIE unfortunztes o.
Nolokzi, Il Is nOt belieTed lie will be
permitted 70 q 70 the settlement As
Il Ezs tie ezuss Of % nueh trouble
dzTiEg kis residence tex OF twelve
years ago TIE Beard u Health viii
probably keep tie bzrs Up while the
priest L IL fhs e0zntry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-04
PROBABLY FATAL
Street CAR ACCIDENT

: Japanese I0-z1- TE1ss Identity
has III vz- been established r=estT=d
p-11zhlv fatal injuries last night by
5wE1g Il u9vilg RAPID Transit
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AMBASSADOR TAKAHIRA.

According 70 the Hawaii SbinpO the
new japanese Ambassador 70 Washing
ton, Baron Tskahirs. was 70 have left
Rome the first Of February for Paris,
where be would meet Ambassador Ku-
rho, who would accompany him to
London. After . meeting there with
Count ROmurA, also with Lord Grey,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, Ambasss-
dor Tskahira would proceed 70 Wash
ington-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-04
THE COUNT WAS
CUFFEO IN kONA

The district OF Kona is gossipinE
over an incident which has for the
time quite eclipsed small farming as
topic OF conversation and discussion
in that section OF the Big Island.
The parties concerned. who happen
10 be In Honolulu. are as dumb as
CLAIMS on the subject. and the story
must perforce be told as IL came from
passenger on the steamer Mauna
Loa. which arrived on Friday.
1t appears that Count Rudolph Won
s. Domkowitz. sprig of European
nobility. who resided at one time In
Honolulu. but who is now located at
Hoopuloa. Hawaii. has been entertain
ing for some time past at his resi-
dence couple Of Englishmen. F. Ste
vens and George F. Wright Of Lon
don.
A few weeks ago the trio started
out to see the country. and while pass
ing through Papa the discovery was
made that there was serious Hker-
hood of the supply of horse fodder
running short
The count. doubtless imagining that
he was dealing with the residence OF
a servile peasant. is said to have
broken into q dwelling-house, either
- tn or-f
Of food for the steeds.
The Englishmen are said to have
demonstrated with the count, remind
ing him, doubtless, that q mans
home is his castle--in good old Eng
land, anyway.
The attitude of his companions
piqued the count; in other words. he
took umbrage and reviled the two for
presuming to interfere with his ar
engagements.
IF I set into trouble you'll both be
in the same boat" he testify remark
ed. or words to that effect.
You jolly well put that barley
back. old chap" insisted the English
men.
The count declared that he would
have satisfaction, and. if the story be
true, he got it in large measure,
pressed down and running over.
The count is alleged to have drawn
q gun and knife and to have offered
either one Of his friends the choice
Of weapons-first come, first served.
The sons of Albion, who were ignorant
Of re duel" and who thought that
they were going to be stuck and shot
at one and the same time. decided
that in unity there was strength. and
accordingly jumped the belIicOse no
bleInan at one and the same time and
him severely.
The Englishmen then returned to
the Palace Domkowitz, packed their
luggage-and embarked
N the Mauna Loa, arriving here on
Friday. c. Bolte took passage by the
same boat
No sooner had BOIte got TO town
than he and stevens visited Attorney
General Hemenway and Bolte COM
planned OF having been robbed by
Oomkowitz. Both he and Stevens
we're highly incensed at the count, but
9emenway, after reviewing the facts
4 the case. counseled against prose-
.ution-
II is said that Messrs. Stevens and
Wright intend to return to England
" the first boat.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-04

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