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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-22
NOkENS WOES
HONOLULU WOMEN ARE FINDING
RELIEF AT LAST.

u does seem that women have more
Cha- a fair share OF the aches and
fzlns 1hat af-ict humanity: they must
keep up.- must attend TO duties in
s-l-e O constantly aching backs. or
EazEa-hes. dry spells. bearing-down
pains, they must stO0p over, when to
s-o1r means torture They must walk
and bend and work with racking pains
and many aches from kidney ills. Kid
usgs cause more suffering than any
r-re- 1-rzu o. The body. Keep the
l-iEueys u-el and health is easily main
tzins5- Read o. 3 remedy for kidneys
on-v zhzr helps and cures the kidneys
and is endorsed by people you know
Us Emma Tieira, OF King street,
Ecuolulu. SAYS For three or four
Yeas Z had the misfortune TO be af-
ff--e5 u5-h an aching back The pain
ana discomfort this entailed on me can
De better imagined than described. 1
tzre cuo children. and Il was of course
6fIcu-r t1- ne 20 attend to them
u1hle oppressed with suffering. The
Say n which I found relief eventually
Vas BY using Doan's Backache Kidney
PMS. procured a. ire HOLSTER Drug
cas- store They did me a large
amount % good. as I now testify.
should certainly recommend those who
have backache OF any other form of
laaney trouble 20 try Deans Backache
Kidney Pfls-
Daz-'s Backache Kidney Pills are
fo- sa-e BY al dealers Price 50 cents
-s- Box tsix boxes $3.50. Mailed on
receipt az price by the HOLSTER Drug
c. la Honolulu. wholesale agents
Tor ne Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-22
PUBLIC LAND MATTERS.

Land matters occupied good deal
of Acting Governor Mott-Smith s at,
tention yesterday. DR.. j. H. Raymond
called on him in regard to an exchange
of agricultural lands suitable for home
steads for some pastoral land on the
Island of Maui.
D. l.. Van Dine called in relation to
the lands of HaleAou on the Koolau
side of this island, which Van Dine and
others have applied for. Van Dine
wants to begin planting pineapples in
September.
F. J. Tesla called on behalf of some
natives who desire lands in the Waia-
nae region.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-22
AUGUST DRE|ER
HAS PASSED AWAY

tFrom Wednesdays Ad4ertiser.)
August Dreier, for nearly forty years
/ a resident of these islands, died, it is
assumed, on board a North German
Lloyd steamship on a voyage from
! New York to Bremen. A cablegram
| from Bremerhaven, the port of Brem-
en-, was received by F. A. Schaefer &
| Co yesterday morning. 1t simply
/ stated that he was dead and asked
that son living in San Francisco be
notified.
With his wife. son and two daugh-
| tiers, August Dreier left Honolulu on
the Korea, April "a, for journey to
Germany. They sailed from New
York May II, and expected to be gone
! about six months.
Mr.. Dreier was born in Gronau,
Hanover, about sixty-seven years ago
and came to Hawaii about 1870. He
first went to Lihue plantation, where
he was employed as a blacksmith and
engineer, and later he organized Ele-
ele plantation, conducting it until
about ten years ago, when he sold it
to McBryde Sugar Company for $780,
900 cash. Soon after that he paid a
visit to Germany, but had made his
home in Honolulu ever since. He was
active in a number of business enter
prises. He was director of the First
National Bank for a long time. At
the time of his death he owned the
Oahu Ice & Electric Company, had a
large interest in the w. w. Wright
Carriage Company and was a large
shareholder and director in the In
ter-Island Steam Navigation Com
pany.
He was a generous benefactor of st.
Louis College and the Catholic church,
and just before he left he gave $780,
900 for building for the Catholic
Sisters Boarding School at Kaimuki.
A widow, two sons and two daughters
survive him. All were with him at his
death except one son. A daughter died
a few years ago on a voyage to San
Francisco.
Mr. Dreier suffered more or less
from heart trouble. On the first voy-
age of the Mauna Kea to Hilo he suf
fered quite a severe attack, and later,
at llt OlIeillO ne lleiu eiAOlliCl
slighter one. A. P. Taylor saw him
in San Francisco and he was looking
well then. 1t is supposed that he suf-
fered one of these attacks on the
steamer on the Atlantic and died from
it. 1t is presumed that his body will
be brought here for interment.
Some months ago Mr.. Dreier incor
porated his property as August Dreier,
Ltd, and on November 5, 1907, he
executed a trust deed by which he
conveyed to Cecil Brown, as trustee,
749 shares of stock in this corporation
for each of his four children-Anna
Dreier Markham, Adele Dreier, Au-
gust Dreier, Jr., and Edward Dreier.
The stock was to, remain in the name
of the grantor until his death, when
it was to go to the children. The
income only is to be paid the children,
but the trustee is given the right, if
in his judgment proper, to give the
stock absolutely to the children or any
of them. On the death of any child,
that child's share is to go to its heirs.
This trust deed was filed for record
yesterday with Registrar Merriam.
Flags We're at half-mast during the
day on the Inter-Island vessels and
office, and at the Honolulu Iron
Works.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-22
JUDGE HART, CORNARO AND
THE Ia OUNCES OF VINE

Editor Advertiser: The writer of
the leading editorial in today's paper
Sunday says 1 forgot to mention
that Cornaro, in addition to the thir-
teen ounces of simple food per diem,
also INDUCED in fourteen ounces Of
wine" Let me say the writer is
wrong. l mentioned not the fact of
the wine drinking, having forgotten
it, but avoided the subject purposely.
The article 1 wrote set forth the jad-
vantages of simple living and moder-
alton in eating, citing Cornaro as an
example. Cornaro would, unquestion-
ably, have been better without the
winei Gully, NJ. D., writing on chronic
disease and the habit of daily taking
wine, says: ITO see the solemn regu-
larity with which it is done, one
might fancy it was an act of super
lative wisdom, instead of the stale
routine of an absurd and injurious
custom
Let it be remembered that Cornaro
died 342 years ago. In those days they
had none of the light that modern
science and critical investigation have
thrown upon the question of so-called
moderation in the use of alcoholic bev-
erages Men like the two Davises,
father and son, of United States; Lo-
REM of Vienna, Forrell and Bunge of
Switzerland, Jacquet and Laborde of
France, together with Richardson,
Sims Woodhead, Treves and Barlow
of England, had no counterpart in
those times-men and women were then
told it was good to drink in modera-
ton. They are now told by the lead
ers in the medical profession the world
over it is good to abstain.
Had Cornaro, with his rightminded-
ness, his common sense, his strength
of will, lived in our time, the fourteen
ounces of wine per diem would not
have been part of his intakings. Even
the Psychologists unlistened to, Cor
naro, being a good Catholic, would
have been swayed by the teachings of
the head of his church.
His late Holiness Pope Leo XIII.
wrote as follows to Archbishop Ire
land of these United States: I'VE have
rejoiced to learn with what energy
and zeal through the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union you combat the de-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-22

structive vice of intemperance. .
Hence we esteem worthy of all COM
mendation the noble resolve of your
pious association to abstain totally
from every kind of intoxicating drink
Nor can it at all be doubted that this
determination is the proper and truly
efficaeious remedy for this great evil.
Let pastors therefore do their
best to drive the plague of intemper-
ance from the fold of Christ, and 10
shine before all as models Of absti-
nence, that so the many calamities
with which this vice threatens both
Church and State may, by their siren
uous endeavors, be averted'
No, Mr.. Editor, I did not forget the
fourteen ounces of wine Cornaro's
essays have been by me for twenty
years, but 1 desired not to enter upon
the alcohol question in referring to
his somewhat remarkable life.
Apart from the question of right
teaching and proper knowledge and
understanding of the alcohol question
in those days, Cornaro was habituated
to the use of wine and, of course, liked
it and so continued its use. He him
self says: TT is universally agreed
that custom, in time, becomes a Sec
ond nature, forcing men to use that.
whether good or bad, to which they
have been habituated; in fact, we see
habit, in many instances, gain the
ascendency over reason"
A great German poet says: Each
man has his own fortune in his hands,
as the artist has piece of rude mat
ter which he is to fashion to a Ger
tain shape. But the art of living
rightly is like all arts-the capacity
alone is born with US; it must be
learned and practised with incessant
care"
Over a hundred years ago the wise,
aye, prophetic, physician Hufeland.
professor of medicine in the Univer-
sity of lena, said: MAY I be so for
tunate not only to render the life of
man more healthful and longer, but
also, by exciting his exertions for that
purpose, to make him better and more
virtuous 1 can at any rate assert
that man will in vain seek for the one
without the other and that physical
and moral health are as nearly re-
lated as body and SOUL
On guard! one and all, Test we
forgetl'' FIJI.
Honolulu, May II, 1908.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-22
MILLIONS COMING.

F-u-n a private letter from Wash
In--on 7 learn that there will soon be
a great rush Of government work on
the intention Of the Federal authori-
ties a. make the fortifcations of the
Pacific seaboa7d as powerful as those
- the Atlantic II Is said that more
90 s1e.eeo.eoo viii be spent in forti-
Ecatious along the coast and in the
Hawaiian and Philippine Islands,
NeNs-l.ette-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-22
TAXES FROM MAUI.

Acting Tax Assessor Rose of Maui
has sent the taxes collected up to May
10. These aggregate sSS,401.12. 1t is
divided as follows: Lahaina, s23, 651 80;
Lanai, s430.25; Hama, s11500; Maka-
wac, s10,5OO; Waikiki, s42,S19.55.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-22
LAND FOR FOREST RESERVE.

The Department of Public Instruc-
ton has transferred to the Territory
about 2100 acres of land known as
Kuia, Panaewa and Paumau on the
Island of Maui, to be incorporated in a
Z" forest reserve" for the general bene-
fit of said Territory of Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-22
NEW BOSSES ON
THE COMMITTEE

AC1fuE Governor Mott-Suith vester-
CAV resigned from all connection with
an uu-k co the feet entertainment
.uuur-f-rt-a- Governor Frear's private
se--e-E-r. Clal6ius Mcbride. IS out OF
fut as Gay as arranging in san Fran
risao fr- neet entertainment here is
ruea Us Practically Ia charge Of the
l-- welcome. with Ex-Governor Geo
D. Career az -ha head Of affairs
-1e new committee consists Of Geo.
b. Garner chairman, c. ". Smith,
El1e cha r-uar- l. T. Peck treasurer;
q p We1L- secretary J. F. Morgan,
II a. U--an5less and F L WaldrOn.
Tn minutes 90 the meeting Of the
raa sz=1u-lE Be committee are furnished
Or rhe --ass as follows
NY lE1---Sui-h read the following
la-ra- rr res cuari0n as chairman OF
an executive committee
10 -he Executive Committee on En-
1f--al--nerr of Atlantic Fleet
Gent lerren- In order 70 carry out
--e s--l- 30 -he resolution passed last
evening creating your committee,
E.E On rerEer my resignation I do
l- raur committee has in hand. II
5s fa@-eE -hat the active work Of the
es-- -rea b. conferred in the business
Esr fa- convenience sake and
s1-e1ua appointed as the head Of this
committee uEn could devote consid-
sahIa --a to the work With my
a-rs- E--fes : am not In position 10
rac-a--v ATTEND such meetings and
,--alr-r u1- il "a position 10 act as
lra bead ~ the committee
-r- action taken al the meeting
lzs- evening impresses me as being
-er--v sensible. and in the line OF
sending the wu-k along. With the or
Hr as now effected there seems
IN reason why rapid progress should
not -ru b. made.
81 hex t1 assure the committee that
rre-- Facility of my Office is at their
disposal and any assistance I can rem
6e- ulU b. gladly given Yours re-
secttuI,y-
z. A MOTT-SMITH.'
Moved ty NJ J. P. Cooke and sec
.a-Ecz Rs Ar Il p Wood that this
-es-usuun D. accepted. Carried.
Moved ny Nr. G. ". Smith and
seconded by Ar. :. p Cooke that Mr..
Gea p Carter De chairman OF the
.-re-u-7rz committee. Carried
Moved hy NJ. G. W. Smith and
s---EeE hy III L. T. Peck that Mr..
p L VNzldr1u and Nj J. A McCand-
sess b. a66e5 90 the executive COM
--5-ee Carried
Moves ly Nr. = P. Cooke that Mr.
b. r. Peck D. treasurer OF this COM
usree- Seconded. Carried
-.,lo-s- The action taken by the
r-sa-iuc last evening disposed Of the
old executive committed
Moved rv sIr. I. T. Peck that Mr..
~ b. WOOD act as secretary Of the ex-
s-l-Ere committee Seconded Car
riez
Moved by Ar L T Peck that Mr..
H. rs. smith De vice chairman OF the
.,-ee--Tva committee Seconded by
---. -. =. Cooke Carried"
A. 1Ia-t-Suith presented his resig-
-EH- a- meeting yesterday morn
E-- dosing So in order 70 carry out
-H- s---- NJ the resolution creating the
--ar cr-uir-ee.~ he cabIed Mcbride,
-eUl-- hln ~ the appointment Of the
new committee. that Il. p. Wood had
t.aa- slec-e5 secretary. and telling Nc
E-I6e 30 -'act accordingly
The cable 10 Mcbride was as fol-
lows
ITO 1-cBrI5e. san Francisco:
-Eze--tfve committee reorEanized.
C---. chairman smith. Morgan,
uaeE Joe Cooke. James AIcCandless,
T-arE-r-- Wood in your place as sec
r-v- Noufy Morgan Act accord
E-r.v. .IOTT-SMITH."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-22

The ship Dirigo yesterday moved
from the wharf to anchorage in the
stream preparatory to sailing for
Delaware Breakwater with sugar.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-28

iu tha town of S'l8gway, shell bC deemed guilty of a w.,IymU1uor, and upon conviction thereof shall nn punished by auC Ct n't Uurr chan -.NW"N. or HN Imprisonment iD Che town iaIl unf more tnau ninety days, or doth,
 Purchasing Opium Co Ey Smoked on Premises. Section I, That any pylsou. OF persons. who shall bargain for, ur buy. any opium, ir any house or place. Co Hu smoked upon JGp prem lsg>. lu Che town uf Sa.Ewar. ~Hl.. nv guilty Ut 90 mi>oewUaupr. and upon conviction there Ut shall hH punished hy a tUu uu' exceeding 500. or hy Imprisonment u Che town lull npt exceeding ninety days, or h9th.
 Persons Smoking Opium In Opium Resorts.
 yfc.
 Section lg. That any person, or persons, who shall -wOkg opium. iu any house not ur- cun.pU uy .HrUT u~ a residence. or who shall he found .u any luu~, or place kept u~ 90 resort Torthg puruusu oE smoking opium. within the out auy lawful business lU said place. shall uc guilty ut a wIsUgwuIuor, and upon conviction thereof shall HF punished hy ttuD no. r\'rcu- IuysIUU. or by Imprisonment lu iNg town jail not exceeding ninety days, ur both.
 kegp.ug ENuJy House.
 Section 2n. Any person. cor persons. who shall open. set up, cor keep. ur carry on. NIluln any ulUUy house, house ot prostitution, or H1u,t. oF .II-Fawn. DT who shall knowingly 1id Dr assist u .nH setting UW, Nr NggpNE, nE car ryiUE Uw. nf .Uy such house, shall '1H AAtl.A Nl a m.strunaunr and upon oon' .'u sayisgl . ... shall n- punished hE hur uot oNecramE s-'. Dr low Imgr.~.uwyu. la clue town fa,I uoi g\- cryUug uEe days, uE nola
 Common Fam. Evidence ot EaUdy House. Section gI. Iu lease, Ut prosecution under rrt,Ta,r urnrnUuE section Ut lr.~ nruluaurr common Gam. -Na.. H. rNupr.ru' evidence .N rbr r,upu1r. %. a complaint. aud every house.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-28
BETTER PREPARED THAN EYER

Having put in 8 steam boiler and other machinery we are better pre- pared than ever to do frst-class work on short notice.
 5.2S-tf Skagway Laundry
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-28
u-.NrL-n. RoL-E.0Us meelL0gs

section g, Ig any person, or persons, shall N.fu.g U.stggD. interrupt or dlsqulet any as sembIy, or congregation Ol peOple met for relg- l0us worship, whether iu the house or la the open air, by either uttcrtng sny protaue dis course, committing any rude or indecent act or making any unnecessary noise within the place where such meeting Is held, or so met, or shall attempt Co destroy the order aud She sOlemnlty thereof, such person, upon convection thereof, shall he punished by imprisonment iu the town .HI mol ,U exceed ten days, or by hne not eI- grnlEUg sIu, ng both
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-28
Trc>pa,,Ing ou improved Lands.

section 21. That ii any person, or persons shall w,.iully enter upon the garden. orchard. cog other improve, lands oi another or m hiN possession. with Ihr intent Co cut, tOkc, carry away, or lugUre thn trees, grain, grass, hay, Ir.IE, OF yvgufAblc products there growing and barring. or Ii any person, or persons, shall wil- WlIr Cut down. destroy, OF iuIurC any standing OF growing tree upon the lands ol another, or shall N..u..y take ug remove. from any such lands ans timber or wood previously cut or sey- cred from jAu same, or shul, wl.iully dIg, take, quarry. ur remove from Che lands Of another my narfu ur stone. ur shall take or remove or 'u.ura. ug destroy any property Ut whatsoever s.rrH. Uu any land, 0r another. such person shall ue guilty ul % m.augmeunor and shall be pun G-ugI upon conviction thereof by fine Of not Wurl. ruHL sTg. uT by Imprisonment iu the town .r'. uHt more than ten days, or both.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-28
Boarding Railway Chr whiIciu Motion.

section aS. It shall be unlawful for any per- son 10 board any railway car in the town oi Skagway while said cur is in motion, Any per son violating the provisions ot this section, shall upon conviction thereof be punished by a fine not exceeding S25. Provided that the provisions of this section shall not extend Co the employees, or officers, Of the person, com pauy or corporation owning or operating said car or ruiliOad,
 Kiudliug Fire on Public street on Highway,
 section @. Every person, who shall. within the fire limits of the town Ot SkugwaY audle. or use or cause Co be kindlCd, or used, any Ire on any public street or highway or in the open mir in any place, iu said town without having Hrst procured permit Co do so. signed by the ex.oGiClO mayor. shall upon conviction thereof, be punished by a line not exceeding go,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-28
Ln-nrNLn ErnLL Tree.. Fenccs. eLc.
Injury Co Monuments, etc.

Section 2i. Ii any person. or persons shali wIlguIly GgHCo break down, iulure, remove. or destroy. any monument erected or used for the purpose Us designating ,Gu boundary Of the town ui EHgwgv, tract or parcel oi lUud therein. uTuuy tree marked for that purpose or shall IEE.fy break down, iUJure, remove or destroy guv bu.-l or post, or any guide, or uuger-OOurd erected. oT place upon any highway In the said town, OF shall wilul,y alter, detaCe, or obliICr- utH rNu inscription un any such monument, stone, post. or board iu Inc said town or shall wliU.'y eNt,uguisI any lamp. or break. ln!Ure, or destroy, or remove any lamp lamp.pOst, fence ssEu, OF sign post. or any railing or post lagh.w4y. or passage, iu said town, such per sUg upon conviction thereof shall be punished ue a fine ot not more than SIUn or by imprsOn- ueut u the town jail not more than ninety tt..~ OF both
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-28
Impersonating Omccr

Section. 47 Whoever shall falsely represent himself Co be m officer Of the tOwn Of Skugway, or shall, without authority. exercise or attempt to exercise any powers, duties or functions or any such officer or whoever not being peace officer ol said town, shall wear or have in his possession any marshal's or deputy murshups badge, with intent thereby 10 pass himself us peace onlcer of the said town, unless obtained from the town marshal, shall, upon conviction thereof be punished by fine not exceeding
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-28

Section 50. Whoever shall construct erect or maintain In the town Ot Skugway, either as the agent or the owner, anything which lS nus tAc United states applicable Co Alaska or under the ordinances Of the town Of Skugway, shall be deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof, shall be puniShedb by line not exceeding so. provided that each day said nuisance smUiutainCd shall be considered as separate Oncnsc.
 Chimucys etc., Co Have spark Arrcstcrs.
 section 5l. An steam woOd-Cutting and steam thuwiug-maChinCs and all stove pipes, chim, ncys, and apparatus Of any kind using force drlught shall while the same arc being Oper' Uted, have iu use an effective sparli-nTrester, and whoever Shul! operate or cause Co be opcr' Rted such machine, stove pipe, chimney, or aE' paratus. without having iu use such spark.ar- resJeT shall be fined in a sum not exceeding Zal
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-28
InInrIng slda.Wnlks. elc .

Section 46. Whoever shall tear up. or inlure any sidewalk, cross-wGlk drain or sewer, or shall hinder or oOstruCt the making or repuiIlng of the same or of any other public work or lm- prOvemCnt, being done by the town, or whoever shallObStruct any street, highway, avenue, alley, crossing, sidewalk or other public pas sage-way Of said town, or whoever shall, with out written permission from the eN onlclO mayor, street commissioner or common council, dig, remove or carry away, or cause or procure tho same Co be done any wood, stone earth, sand or gravel from any grn ied street alley or improved public land, in said town, shell. upon conviction thereof be punished by fine not exceeding Sl5, or by Imprisonment in the town jail not exceeding i've days, or both.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-28

any provisions o, thls section shall. Cpon con- yiction thereof, bC punished by a fine not cN. cceding s25. or by Imprisonment in the town IsiI uot exceeding five days or both. Provided that tho town marshal may. mad it shall be hts son company or corporation, who he has good reason Co believe arc keeping or storing cNplo' slyes contrary to the provisions Of this section, and t0 arrest a persons violating any pTovis' Ions hereof.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-28
Departing from QuarOntined Premises.

Section 52. Whoever shall depart, without permission from the health officer Of the town Of Skugwuy from any quaruuuned house, or premises Oi any kind whatsoever, which has been quurHuJiucd under the ordinances oi the town Ot SkGgwHy, shall be punished by me town Jail not exceeding ninety days, or both. How Telegraph. etc.. Poles Must Be Placed
 Section l3. All telegraph. telephone, cleo trir light and other poles. and all hydranis' on business streets Of the town Of SkagWay. shall be placed inside and within one inch Of the curhIug; and on residence streets the aforesaid poles and hydrautS shall be placed at the same distance from the property line as on a business street. And it is further pro- yldCd that no poles, or other ObStruciions, gN- ccpJ hydrunts, shall be placed less than nine feet from the intersection of the curb line with the extension of the property line, and it shall bo unlawful to place any ObSiructions whatever outside the CuTbug. Any pcrNOE violating thu provisions ut this Section shall, upOn conviction thereof. be fined iu sum not exceeding S!J
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-28
selling Poison withou, Label.

Section S5. II any person shall sell or deliver any arsenic, corrosive sublimUtc. prUssiC acid, or any other poison whatsoever lu thc town ot Skagway, without having thC word "POiSOn' and the true name thercOfin English written or printed upon label attached Co the yiui, box or parcel containing The same such person, upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a inc of not more than SlUO.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-28

Section %. Iiauy person shall lwiltully disturb or break up any public meeting of people lnW- TIIy met for n lawful purposc whether such meeting or assembly be met iu a house or ln the open alr. such person, upon conviction thereof, shall tc punished by fine not exceed, ing so, or by Imprisonment ia Che town !all not exceeding ten days, or 0otn
 Dlsorderly Conduct Before Women.
 Section s0 II any person shall be guilty Of any dlsorderly conduct, or Of using any obscene language before women, he shall, upon ConVlc' tIon thereof, be punished by inc not exceed Ing twenty-five dOllarS, or impusonmenltoTn nVe days