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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
One Banquet
That Was
Sidetracked

publicity But Mr. Taft baked and asked for continuance
This awkward because the squads had been put on
the fire and the ice packed but of
had already committed their typewriter speeches to the
correspondents the ST Louis papers, and these ingenious gentle
had advance of the banquet the
speeches and the disposition of the SQUADS which kind and
gentle.
These prophetic they put the good season
but when the order OF posponement the boat
with the telegraph.
The despag correspondents labored of the night with
megaphone trying civilization but
in.va
Next morning the St Louis papers printed elaborate reports
the banquet that had been held with liberal
governors speeches that still reposd in the invoae sanety Of
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ana corresponding. opportunlty- Ille, eyes
of. all America will be turned on his admins
tration and Ifs conduct OF the office will be
accounted a. test of the capacity of=a labor
administration.
The unfortunate experience OF San Fran
cSsco with a government @of similar source
has :prejudiced national sentiment against
officials chosensiIl that way. II lies with Mfr
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

Mccarthy 5
Great 0ppor-
tunity and
Other Election
Results

Mccarthy by honest and wise conduct Of his Office redeem
the organized labor politics stigma put upon
by the Semtz administration That his opportunity and
splendid opportunity.
Mccarthy has given definite pledges and the people look
TO hm for fuhment OF these promises He is pledged first of all
the steady and unrettng prosecution OF the Hech Hetchy
project for municipal supply This is very close
the OF the people OF Francisco and they will seruze
every step that is taken in this regard IF Mccarthy fuhs his
pledges this regard will far make his term OF Office
would be and signal accomplishment this
undertaking in the way OF the earliest fuhTlnent.
Mayor Elect Mccarthy has undertaken compel settlement
o the difficulty with the United Railroads concerning lower Market
street and 10 bring end the OF horsecars the main
thoroughre OF Che city he accomplish this settlement
reasonable he will have done the
Finally, Mccarthy is pledged an IS rate gas and his
constituents will hold promise 1t
reasonable and uneraiye OF the corporation,
and AcCarh lies the responsibility Of demonstrating his
promise merely empty words thrown catch
The vote Ecke and Iene proof that the people San
Francisco favor of pressing the graft prosecutions The
Call believes this be mistaken policy but accepts the verdict
OF the popular We do know how the country atlafge
regard this but far San Francisco
election has settled the controversy 1t is the part of good citizen
ship accept oaly the results of election and refrain
carrying the resennents and bitterness political
ersy We shall profit by keeping ugly qiarres
OF quarreng when the Judgment the sovereign people has
conclusively that enough has been done
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

had eaten his way across plains and noun
tains, by and large, until his digestive func-
tions were all awry. The governors had
speeches in their pockets which they hoped
to wreak on suffering public through the
columns of the Mississippi VALLEY press. and
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

Merchant Marine league, and his words are
true-true of San Francisco and true of Cali
fornia. The commerce. of the Pacific coast
will never grow to its full stature without a
competent use of transportation by water in
American bottoms.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
TELEPHONE kEARNY So
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1sos
wEATHER CONDITIONS

YESTERDAY-North wind: clears MAXIMUM
Temperature. "a: minimum. 81
FORECAST FOR TODAY-Fair; warm IN
forenoon: cool at night; light north wind.
changing to west. fase -
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

impressive plurality P H Mccarthy elected mayor
San Francisco. That the will of the people 1t places iii
- the hands Of Mavor Elect Mccarthy grave responsibility
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

= TWENTY-FIVE governors all in sailing down the
Mississippi last week give the president elaborate
spread board boat Il that Taf
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

political pockets However the with undated
nearly all the earliest that Mr.
Taft felt could endure the operation and the squads restored
to usefulness promoters of political aspiration
It question whether the ST Louis engaged in
printing history prophecy The best laid banquet gang often
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
EDITORIAL

McCarthy's great opportunity and osner eiee
tion results faseo
Mail contracts an aid to merchant ma
r,ns Page
one banquet that was sidetracked Page
Funds for the next assta. Page 6
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Funds for
The Next !.
Fiesta

the thing done with gratifying There such
word fail in the vocabulary of the behind the
Hereafter they will apply the ndonable energy
the advantages OF successful and many ideas
help the program Our people recognize
that the Portoa esta have taken their place permanent
tuition and feature OF San Francisco life There will be
about the anda plentiful supply of funds already
the to be guaranteed that the committee go
with their plans the fullest confidence that the
ot be lacking.
Every loyal San Franciscan himself city to
contribute his quota and encouraging know already the
responses requests Tor subscriptions been liberal and
generous.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

THERE place in the world vitally interested
mulch concerned the future of American shipping SAM
Francisco said John Penton representing National
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

the eminent success: of. their first: experiment.
When the. managers took up the. undertaking
months ago if looked like an almost impos-
.sible task to get the whole civilized world
interested in. an affair to be held on the
distant verge of the. American continent but
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
EASTERN

Edwin W. Carpenter, formerly Of san
cisco, commits suicide in Providence.
Island. II.
Caruso on his return nom Europe scor'
pcrters for rumors that his voice is
paired. Pa
Mrs Frederick MacMonnies. former wi
the sculptor. to wed viii n. Low.
artist Pa
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03

He future OF the Porola festa already the
the right hands The competence efficiency
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
COAST

Judge Buck OF San Nateo county charg
grand jury TO close gambling dens and inves
gate official graft. Page
San Jose scheolboys and girls on JOY ride con
to grief in midnight auto wreck. Page
San Francisco couple welded at a. m.
justice Of peace at Redwood City. Page
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
CITY

japanese who married gladys Emery arrives on
steamer with his wife and child Page
Musical evening planned az Novelty thestsr
in aid Of Youths Directory Page l6
California club elects delegates 70 district
convention and decides 10 ask for next meeting
in. city. Page
& Ghost Of Senator staBford. telling OF OK
team rates rises to embarrass the southern
Pacific in rate hearing. Page l6
Willis Britt's remains buried in Holy Cross
cemetery. Page 16
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SUBURBAN

Willis 3
cemetery
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SOCIAL

Wedding Of Helen Bl
Gavin set for tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
MARINE

Whaler Herman re
trading cruise with
furs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-06
SHERIDAN MAKES
WIRELESS RECORD

After having been constantly lin
wireless communication with the Mag.
asaM. Midway and Honolulu wireless
stations throughout the trip and ex.
periencing fairly good weather, the
United States Army transport Shori.
dan, Captain Babcock. master. arrived
this morning from the Orient, docking
at the Oceanic wharf shortly after Z
o'clock.
Among the through passengers, be.
sides a number Of officers ard men sta
toned in Manila. are families Of those
who are expected to pass through here
shortly.
The Sheridan was In communication
daily with the wireless stations, until
she arrived this morning The longest
distance she ever communicated by
wireless was 5000 miles. She talked
with NggaEaH at a distance OF $500
miles. with the Minnesota, 400 miles,
and with the Nippon Maru 1900 miles
After she left Nasased the Sheri-
dan went 10 Midway island 10 get Mrs.
Cooley wife Of the Superintendent OF
the cable Office there.
Among The passengers for this port
was Lieutenant Houston. who becomes
the local inspector OF lighthouses. sue.
ccodinG Lieutenant Commander Moses.
who has been acting lighthouse in.
spector
+. Dougherty. brother of Jas. d.
Dougherty OF this city. is clerk to the
quartermaster of the Sheridan.
The Sheridan will resume her voy.
age this afternoon at o'clock. Among
those leaving in her today will be Mr.
Van Dine Of the Federal Experiment
Station.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-06

port the measure IN its present form
He also objected TO the Imprisonment
clause.
Douthitt defended the bill, stating
that many people are being imposed
upon by men who unlawfully wear the
badge of some society.
Sheldon's amendment was not sec.
onded, and the bill once more passed
in its faulty form.
Senate Bill Deferred.
Senate Bill 104 was on the order of
the day for third reading. but was de-
ferred until tomorrow, on motion Of
Castro, who stated that he seriously
objected to the measure in its exist.
ing form.
kawewehis Petitions.
Kawewehi can almost always in any
lull in the work of the House, dig out
of his desk a petition from Hawaii
praying the Legislature to divide the
County of Hawaii into two counties.
He presented one of them this morn.
ing. which followed It's predecessors in.
to the hands of the Judiciary Commit
tee.
Supervisors Business Now.
superintendent Marston Campbell,
in a communication TO the House in
reply to House Resolution 1856. stated
that he did not think 1t advisable to cut
street between the Girls Industrial
School and the Kaiulani arhooi un
recommended. however, the widening
of Robello Lane and the lane leading
to the Palama Hospital
The Clerk was instructed TO refer
this letter and also the resolution to
the Oahu Board of Supervisors.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-06
BRITISH DELEGATES
MAY VISIT HERE

The Chamber Of Commerce is taking
steps TO induce the English and Ca
madam delegates to the seventh con.
sress Of the Chambers OF Commerce OF
the British Empire to pay visit to
these Islands either on the way to or
from Australia.
The congress convenes in Sydney,
September next, and will be partici-
pated in by representatives of civic
bodies from all parts of the British
Empire. Tho congresses were insti.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-06
RELEASE N0N-LEPERS
Confined from Page ~

ceiving Station all such persons who
are to all appearances free from the
disease of leprosy for further examina.
ton, treatment and release under ma.
role or otherwise"
When the resolution had been read,
Senator Chillingworth jumped 10 his
feet and protested against though,less
action being taken. THAT resnution
sounds very radical" said he. III con.
ditions are as represented, action
should certainly be taken, but sub
NIT that We should have official proof.
| move that this be referred to tho
Health Committee. The committee
can consult with the Board OF Health
and report, say Thursday next"
Senator Chilllngworth's motion pro.
vailed.
In explaining his resolution, Sena-
tor Harvey said that several OF the
physicians who made the trip 10 Mo.
lokai pointed out persons whom they
insisted We're not lepers.
. - . . . . . . . . . .
gated by the London Chamber Of Com.
merce, and IL is that body which con-
venes the various sessions.
II Is believed that the Sydney SEES
sion Will be one of the most WIDELY at
tended Of any yet held. Cities OF less
than 100000 inhabitants are entitled to
two delegates. There is sliding scale
until the maximum representation OF.
six delegates is reached In the cases
Of those cities of 100000 Inhabitants
or more.
The congress will be presided over
by the Earl of Dudley, Governor.Ge
eral Of the Commonwealth of Aus,
tralia.
AS Canada will be very largely rem.
resented at the congress, and as many
OF the delegates from the Little Is.
lands" viii doubtless wish TO visit The
Dominion either going to or from syd.
ney' the local Chamber of Commerce
has decided to try and induce them to
make n stop'over here.
Already correspondence has been
started, and should II be decided TO
stop here, the Chamber OF Commerce.
VIII make n determined effort 10 f,irr.
ish entertainment that will prove not
the least pleasing feature OF the entire
trip.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-06

The workIngman's political party,
which aims to fight the present injunc.
ton law, has been formed in New
York.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-06
EASTER WEARING APPAREL

ANOTHER NEW SHIPMENT JUST OPENED NEW SAMPLE LINE of
PRINCESS GOWNS, in white and delicate tints
LINEN COSTUMES and direct from New York
the atestye ideas of the designers The
Of kind that showing Moderately
therefore will not last long We would urge early visit
partment
DREssY SERGE SKIRTS very latest cut and styl ..
very stylish
BLACK SILK AND WOLFE SKIRTS with dron skirts
wsee Our window Display
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-06
Fines, p 5ss Original. GURREYS A, Fsmin y:..


cess be taken. The motion failed to
carry.
In Unexpected Maneuver
hakekHu then moved TO table the
bill. In a flash Senator Knudsen
seconded the motion. and, in confu-
sion, Makekau withdrew his NO
ton.
Then Makeliau started general
roast of Territorial officials. evident
ly referring to the Secretary Of the
Territory and the Attorney Generals
department. Mccarthy had Just stat
Ell that Secretary Mott-Smith and the
Attorney General had gone over the
bill. Makekau charged, by infer
ence. that they were the Territorial
officers that had really drawn the
bill, and he charged them with in
competence.
Called to Order
The Hawaii Senator was launch.
ing forth along that line, when Pres
ident Smith called him sharply TO
order. Then Makekau became cxclt-
ed and, shaking his finger at the
President. condemned his ruling on
the matter.
Then Makekau tried another tack,
promptly being called to order by the
President. He became angrier than
before, and charged that the bill In
Inundated candidates and did all sorts
of things. Asked to be specific, he
pointed out the section relative 10
holding out Inducements. His at
tention was called TO the fact that
the section he objected TO could be
found on the statutes, and were the
bill under discussion tabled, would
still be law
Disappointment
Three or four times he hit the
wrong tack, evidently talking against
time. in the belief that n recess
would be taken at noon. Shortly
after II o'clock, with smile on his
face, he sat down. His motion 10
table was put first; II was lost. Then
the motion TO pass was put. and the
roll call showed only one mo 49,
that of Senator Makekau.
Senate Bill No. 1902, appropriating
some $4,000 to pay n judgment Sc
cured by Senator Baker against GER
tain Territorial officials, passed third
reading with but one negative vote,
that of Senator Kalama. Baker was
excused from voting, he having a pc
cuniary interest in the bill.
Third Readings
Senate Bill No. 1874, providing for
the manner of rendering accountings
by executors, administrators. etc,
passed third reading by unanimous
vote.
Senator Harvey cast the only OPP
posing vote when Senate Bill No. 1876,
providing for the installation of me-
ters by the Honolulu Water Works.
and giving power to regulate the
rates, came up on third reading.
Senate Bill No. 1875, allowing poor
persons to prosecute civil cases in the
form of paupers, passed third reading
unanimously
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-06
ELECTION Bill
PASSES SENATE
Despite Makekau S Rabio
Opposition Act Goes
Through
SENATE.
Forty.first bay--Mornine Session.

Despite the strenuous endeavors of
Senator Makekau TO have action de-
ferred. Senate Bill No. 121, the gem
eral election bill. passed its third
reading this morning, only the Ha-
wall solGn's voice being raised
against IL when the final vote was
taken.
When the order of the day was
reached on the schedule of the Sem
ate this morning, Senator Mccarthy
moved that everything be showed
back in order TO make way for the
election bill. Said he:
"The House is waiting to consider
this bill. It has been before us
since early in the session and, as
there are but eighteen days re-
naming, we must settle the matter
at once IL we want to get 1t through
the House and up to the Governor
before the time for adjournment"
Makekau amended the motion so
as to allow of the consideration of
all Senate bills up for third reading
before tackling the election bill. His
amendment was accepted without
discussion.
When finally the election bill was
reached, Senator Makekau moved
that the clerk be allowed to sit. and
the solons settled themselves back in
their chairs to await the completion
of the reading of the fifty-odd pages
of printed matter.
When the reading had been finish
ed, Senator Mccarthy moved the pas
sage of the bill on third reading and
the Clerk reached for his roll call
blank.
Makekau Gets Busy
Makekau, who had left the Capitol
during the reading of the bill, and
had given no intimation publicly that
he objected to any of the provisions,
then arose and moved that further
action be deferred until o'clock
this afternoon. The Hawaii Sena-
tors demand was received with a
storm Ipf protests. The bill had been
chopped In the Committee on Elec-
tons; three times It had been before
the Senate sitting In Committee of
the Whole. Even President Smith
called attention to the advisabillty
of taking the vote then and there.
Makekau was obdurate, and insist
ed that, were his motion not carried.
he would talk until past the hour for
taking n recess. There were calls of
Question" and several voices were
raised in remonstrance to the de-
mands OF Senator Makekau.
Suddenly Coelho jumped to his
feet and announced that he would
support the contention OF Senator
Makekau, remarRing that Senator
Knudsen had made improper refer
ences to the Senator from Hawaii.
Knudsen Jumped TO his feet and de-
MED the allegation, saying that the
Maui Senator had no right to make
any such charge.
Things began to look lively, but
the majority of the solons were too
much interested In the question be-
fore the House to pay any attention
10 n side issue.
A motion was then made that q re-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-06
The ROsebury Coat

an Auto and Street Coat made from
Priestley's Cravenetted Cloths; styl-
ish, dressy, and rain-proof, in black,
navy blue, brown, Taupe and Tabac,
Price $23.5O.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-06

THE PACIFIC MAIL liner Asia
Captain Gankroger, due to arrive 10.
day from the Orient, will possibly
show up this afternoon.
THE KlNAu will leave this after.
noon at o'clock for Kauai.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-06
Church And POLITICS
CANNOT BE MIXED

Especial to the Bulletin \
y Wailuku, Maui, Apr. Sat the =
= semi.annual meeting of the Maui, =
y Molokai and Lanai Evangelical =
y Association held at Lahaina last \
= week, Revs. John Kalino of Paia =
\ and John Hlhld of Kaanapali were !
= dropped from the fellowship and =
= membership Of the Maui churches \
= for conduct unbecoming follow =
\ ers OF the Lord. This movement =
= has been brewing for some time :
= and has Just now come to the !
\ crucial point when the associa. =
= ton thought it better to take ac. =
= ton now or never. 1t Is perhaps \
= lesson to thGweak that politics !
y and divinity cannot go hand In =
\ hand, for you either love the one \
= and hate the other. Few strong \
y minded men like Rev Stephen =
: Desha of Hilo can take up both \
y the Cross and politics and shine :
\ in each. =
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-06
Easter Waists

Another New Lot Just Opened
THE CHRISTY
in Lingerie and Tailored effects, en-
tirely new styles, hand embroidered
and tucked, some embroidered in del
icate colors, others in black and
white. Exquisite CHRISTY WAISTS
from $3.50 up.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-18

aiin la duracion de esta vida kocah-
zada en- cada de ellOs, despues de la
muerte del individu0 varia segi1n La
estructura del 6rgano, seg1n su COM
posici6n quimica, segiln sus relacro--
nes con Los demas 6rganOs, etc. HAY,
p1ues, la muerte general del cuerpo que
embellishments al detenerse la circu-
laci6n Y La respiration; y hay una
muerte local, la muerte molecular, q.
viene despues, casi siempre al cabo
de cierto tempo, cuando no Sc traIta
de circumstancias e1oepcionades, como
en- ed caso de Ia illumination. Basta-
"a que ell oxigeno 8 las otaas materias
nutltivas dejen de llegar un ele--
mento amat6mico, un tejido 6 que
ell elemento Ell tejido sean desorga--
nizados uuimica 8 mecanicamente de
cualquier otra manera, para que eAaos
mueran. Y siendo la sangre ell vehi--
culo, tanto, del oxigeno como de las
otras materias nutritivas, bastard que
el aflujo de Ia samgre quede interrrlm-
pido, como sl1cede en- las hemorragias,
en- Los hgameeltos, s al de&enefse Ell CO
raz6n, que la sangre va no pueda re-
cibir el oxigeno, como Eucede al pa
rarse la respiration, 8 en- la in}falacion
de gases venenpsos, Q EN- en la falta
de materiales nutritivos, como en la
inanici6n, para que sobrevenga la mper
te.
81 la muerte here m 6rgamo de po
ca Importance, ello. no tendra infllaltn-
cia fatal sobre el resto del organfsmo,
Sc puede vivir sin un brazo, sin una
pierna, sin el bazo, etc. Pero, cllando
La mnerte fulmma I'm 6rgano imdisren-
sable a la vida general del ORGANISING,
como son el corazon, el pulmm, la
medula oblongada, ETC., trae Ia muer--
te local del 6rgano, comsigo, EN- I'm item
po mas menos largo, La mrrerte del
Icuerpo enteao. Por 10 .denlas, sea cual
fuere Ia causa, ed fen6memo que pre-
cede inmedmtamente 8 la muerte y la
determine, es siempre ell detenerse el
|coraz6n. ea cesar de La circnlaci5m.
La muerte natural, por vejez, es muy
rara. Cast siempre sc muere de algu-
Ma enfermedad. Y en- este caso la muer'
tie es precedida sienlpre de nm esta--
do ag6nico, de duraci6n diferente, con
.aractcres variados, en- los cuales lof
6rgsnos y los aparatos del ORGANISING
muoren uno, despnes del otro, hasta
que, muertos los aparatos DE la respira
ci6m de la circulation, sobrevieme la
muerte general Y total del ORGANISING.
Ferruccio Rizzatti.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-18
La vgiiez J IA nugIte

Mientras ~dura la adolescencia, la ash
mHacl6n del calerpo sIpera la desaEimi-
laci6n: el ba1alnce orgaMico ofrece una
notable actividad; las gstnancias supe-
ran las perdidas y ell cuerpo crece stem
pre-. PerO una vez llegada la edad
,lril, sc detiene el crecimiento v, q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-18
Cr6nica de Paris
LA MUJER DEL POETA

-jL La conoce listed d?-pregunt6m mi
amigo Gazatti, viendo pasar a una DANA
velada, de elegancia discreta de andar
armonioso.
Mole conteste.
-Es natural Aqui en- Paris no la CO.
noce nadie. Els una extranjera que vive
modestamente, que vista POGO, que no
da fiestas, que nj siquiera publica IL
bros. -. Pero en- Roma es una de las
mas populares y de las mas ilustres Sc
iioras. Su nombre es doblemente famoso,
en- los anales de la historic Y en- los de
las letras. listed, de seguro ha, dido ha-
blar de los duques de Gallese, celebres
por sus grandes virtudes y por sus no.
bles gestos. Sin ser millonarios, han te-
nido siempre una fortuna considerable,
que les permite tener palacios, y caro-
zas y lacayos. :. j. Esta dana que usted
acaba de yer, es la, heredera del nombre
y del titulo de Gallese pesar de 10 cual
no vive en- Roma EN- una "vlla" florida
del Pincio, sino en- ell apacible y muy bur-
CUES barrio parisiense de los Batignoles,
entire un hortera un notariO. Su casa