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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26

6icnSpmSinla. Baarbcicr Z. Mel.
Ter al HpboIm Marf bar iolgt i'm
@noro til @aaroeier s. s. Scnien al
SIagitco Seoe for $1,000 SIR. meSoc-
les ira Srbp.
- 8aaroeicr y. Semen Sanrup
al gron9itrip bar ioIat i'm 8nnro til
@oorbcier GbriiteuiciL Sisbmouo
Sranbien / Soulbierg o1 8ooroeier
&ieIo aIeIoien / SiGrbGt for 81.
900 SIR, mcooeIeS ira Sanders. 9e.
iGtuiug cg gpI meoislgcr. @oar.
oenS grcoI or 20 Sbr. 2ono al 6
Tor. &ortforu.
Sofipaermeitcr, @rcoe Suutb
bar ioIat Store @riu6ct mc6 tilbs-
rcnbe 5riteaobs iii ScitebonOIer Rils
.Sfoo al ellie @runoet, meoocIeS fra
Belle. I'll Store 8ruuoet bsrer ca.
no Cor. Sauo, bporai 1872 Tor.
.9ono Sfop. @eirtning, Snpcntar,
gpl III. III. mc0fslaer / SonoeIen.
@oaroeier 6r. Numfbolmcu |
5erp bar iiglge "Rano. 9oebl. iolgt
fin ms fisbte 8oaro til ct Sonior.
tiilm, beitoocnbe al WslIceier Sen.
ming Gbriiteuieu / Scrp, @%aorocierne
@ermouien / Soarup oa Icblieu /
Trnitr1ip for $1,000 SIR. Get er Sis.
bernes agt at uoitptfe Ell Eel al
@onroen.
Sopebgunrben 8elOiugholm ueo
SoIitebro er al gieren, Erop. Ibp9e-
len, iolgt til ct %aoniortium, bcitadcn'
DC al aisbmouo :. Shou | Solite.
bro, SoteIeier Iielien, Sotel VoIt.
qnaroen / Solitebro. % ti6Iigere Gier
al deIoinaboIm Gbr. RieIien / Rr.
6elOing. 5 SauoeIen meofsIgcr auI.
NulSreoifober og 9eirtnina. aisbe.
iummen er $1,000 SIR. aoniortiet
ngter at uoitpffe ca. 200 Tor. Sano
al 8oaroens Nreol.
- Sooeoporceller al Sope0gaar'
oen "8uoumfIoiter" peo 9empig or
al eiereu. 6. 2iegaaro ioIat iii auuO
Rasmisien, Hoarup peo Sorierts o.
s. Spingelberg al Nsrre Nisium for
los, 900 SIR. SomtiSig bar Sieganrb
fisbt Gruo HnSmusieus @aqro / Rao,
rlip for $4,000 SIR.
Vrop. @oloihmibt bar til et
aoniortium ioIgt AaIpffegaaro pe0
SSenie meo CT 5iaigaeuoe al ca. 30
3br. 2ano for $4,000 Str. ioruoer
Smfoiiningerne.
Tposiaio. gpotbefer S6ieIlerup
S~noebaper nf Giterbros apotbet
aisbenbapu. er $50, 20 aur gauumeI.
San bupoe baut apotbefet | 10 Mar
li6cn bets CpretteIie.
49, Gbeien for gagtifibet. "SiGl'
LAMB, anpteiu ,Sobun Suopig Better.
fen er eiter lGugere 1ios Spagelig.
beo aigaact peo Gsoen. 81 War 81.
- 5orpagter Chr. Barrier paa 81
penborg err nfgaaei peo Gsoen paa
Or. Waalees aIinif / galbp. Zen
aiosoe bar 70 sfar gnnmel. os bouSe
.ii0en lite Mai 1886 p9ret 5orpogter
paa 2~soeuborg.
- 2anosttbtngsmaro. 9~onburiens.
fommisiGr =. Y. Ssrgenien | @ono.
lsie er aignaet peo 1soen paa i'm Bill.
la | @anoleie efter lPngere Tbs Spg.
Dom, CT aar al. Zen aiosoe oalg'
ties fsrite 8ang / 1898 peo SiPip al
moderate % Ssires o~perituoeuSe
Stemmer OF opnuaeoe at blipe sien.
palgt | 1906.
- SfueipiGer Z. 9. Eeterien er
aiaaaet peS 0soen paa 6reoerits'
berd. 66 9or al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26
Srpnbbicms Sumfirfc.

biemS SparebanfS 6orItanoerlfab
beiluttebe forleoen euitemmig at ira.
faloe Den 9etingeIie, iom Tor er IT'LL
let for Sparcbanfens 9ibrag al 90
600 SIR. til Gomfirfeu, melOeS fra
Srpn0biem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26
Siaeobnaaer lltne bal

Sporae at mooelere en- Butte al
Wtarfus 5brane. 9uiten ifal opitil.
les / "5oIfets SlS" ariitiania,
bpiS enc 2nnguGg / 8oriamlingsia'
len tibligere7bor ct iterre 9iaeoe al
Den fierote grbeioerferer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26
Spas Der tabes. S,ffe minere enl

1857 Stpffer Sittegoos or / Ssbet
al iorriae aar ~inoIeperet til DC fis.
benbapuife Golitiitationer, Sim,
1910 Stpfter blep aibenieoe al I'll.
erne. Meitcn iolgteS peo aiiftion Ell.
Ter opergapes I'll Silintetgisrelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26

Gan noseH sius unberrcfniua ON min
Brooer ariiten pplm. Gan bar for noale
War iicen GARNER / bet peifige @anfds.
Dan par o. muli9enS enonu er .gecprahs
EoiteH's abonnsnt. Sren Solm, Bpr IS,
Corners, Nent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26
Sil,alas.-Wp Ga rem gebolonina

- al General Merchandise rieo tor 90
gpo 5prretnira. iamt Stitit % Seboelies.
bus. 9ueite Sutlf ! COB Sp, nprit Hnbolag
| ipnfiae Winueiota. eieuoummene belgber
ia idlt til omirrut sic 900. Ioltturtor /
giutitcn. Bill i9lge III rimelig Brts Tor
9untant. iHuoe mudiie tngc en- oponrtet
1arm icm eeIuiS 8etaline meo Seiten tuit'
tant. "D''. Care Of Soften. Ieeprab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26

Nh TulfebsiIfole. I'll Iopbr. aab.
nes en- M Solfebsiifole | SfeIunb
peo Saoiuno. Sfolens Soritanocr
bliper eauo. ibeoI. .Seper, tioliscrc
peo a~iGrebape Susmauoslfole.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26
Nnieonins FOR oen fattise
WauD.

ep,licuiOmbelf Ttt at So AIRES gooi edHb bcucret
mgb Oarbippes. let az rpbbe % beitadeEDe et pei
trbnaact Strsa, uurit EritlemeHt % in;5crf atrfs.
90 ghl ira EptliHgbufrue. . @t III 2 aoos 3erR
~bdHtbrct; oil irlae iad tiort Stptf, tom aiseerth su'
Fer, kiO tsaiaHt %. Jortt. cicr ~ ,oHtdat bets sis-
beren DIT Nrffr pdd pdHhe, % bgrte bet. SiTtu eftcr
Harisr OF urrmcu CpiusutHaer. CwHrr. god 6os
n. e.. 0rer fdut. &ts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26
Sulat @anofalb. ct ganofalo

Sramtioroen / Sif / Sogn er fipbt at
en- Sorretnin9smanb, gloaum | ari'
itinnin. Ger ifnl ~anlGg9es 5abrif
til 9earbeioelie og Sabrifation al
Glebrriten. &isbeiummcn er $4,000
&roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26
4 Taumarf ioIS

I Sanmarf ialoer Der oorlie II
S~filsmisier pr. 100000 SnobDp9ere.
5 Suerige, Rorgc, SfotIano, SrIano,
Gitcrrig % Stalien or auiaIlct al
SfASmisicr unbcr 10 pr. 100000
Sn0bnNaere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26

Ynnr Ee i~friosr til dpsrtc,
tersnoe. iaa o9r iaa psnIig at
meooele, at Se ida here's
Advertisement | -Secora5 Sc'
ten. Oct iitrer Sem Den
beSite Sebanoliu0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26

Slbinnb | licr. 9aa @aarAeu
geonm / Sier fanot man iorleoen I'M
Der en- Sten | en- Niger ttS guepile
al Sern. De dntaaes at bore bort.
eient UNDER Stenen en- @ang | Slo.
tiDen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26
Sturt Sfogialg.

Stort Stogldlg. Npre StrdHI'
itaos &iemmcifog og 0iupoals.Sfo'
gen / GiteroaIen er al Gierne W. u.
Iot5on og Sobnnna Wtat5on peo u.
@ang, @ieoif, ioIgt til q. &ogne'
ruo, arne Tiicrmo og SeIge &ogne-
rub for 10000 SER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26
GirnSomsiala. 8ooroene 8offe

pe Sierpefien / &amues er | biSie
9nge al Gieren grugseier gringa.
ger, 6osian, peo Acknowledgements
:. 6. Gale, 2arbif, ioIgt til $. e.
2euacgraf ira Sruaoal / Selemarfen
for en- aisbeium al $4,000 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26

Sciicrlis @apc. Sitter bar ben
tpife Seller piit lin Spmpatt og Sn'
tcresie for 3orgc, ibet ban til Den
Sooa ifior ifiGnfeoe Objectionable
iaar bar ieiet ct paffert llbItpr meo
SnItrumenter og Snitrumentifab. =
Sooa err Sciicren Opbt tafnemelig
berfor, ifripcS Der til "Wtorgenbl."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26
Sra Danmarf..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ifaI MI i Gan.
mort lGtteS til II Mar, ioet Sultiis.
miniiteriet bar ~noarbeioet ct Jorilas
berom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26

CiKaigs. Gu linen SsbOlening
x Sbcli Snropure % ct iuIot SGi SIT
fenlagerorritgt, I aoo Siano. Sea of iGige
for pritreui bet balue al &boIeiale Vrts.
Dob Nnleeuiua ior eu Tom oil begpnoe Ior'
refining. Ole @iaoole, Sort gtftnioH, &ts.
CulfcS. -Gu Glert meo Grlarng I
~ General store. 6. z. Ipnium, Sou'
ton, Tiiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26

uttou-D stoee beiisRetatsres FOR Sfrsf
o. Seuusr a, cIe aHutiou eauoIaHb ssee ben
ssir 5sgtbT. hos fin Batter Sers. w.. q. straHs.
suutisn e'isrlaosr 10 puaru. Rrs. GeerIit auuh
ion. 0pmore. ". T., en- Ratter. Rra u. o.
sirdus. Gsusre ". D, % en- 5gu Gel auutiou.
Sen Nori. q, y 5rsS nse hams stsp. psIisHst
prre bans @iabt.
GntRs Ttsrhus.
Barr RIber. ~ 4. 30 On. 1912.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26

@urbo.- oeruto beiirnotaisres for 'rasq
renoe SlRs, % 8ezasr. al snut Q. g05rbs a'si'
ses Tssea ben Sole Citaber 1919 I tn gIser AZ
Iiot ceer % War. afosct oar 'set ben ste JuHi
1888 TciemarisH. Rorae. ban uSsaaersSe III
amsriia 1879 % tenn I'll Sod 60. @is.. o.
Niuneiota I 1873. odrs aoas % FIRE ssra 9
Ies,r BAN. 3reb mee bans SigU. p~elFsnsi tsrs
bans Niaee. Cans gftsrlaete.
acaiustou. g9iua.. ~ CIT. 1903.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26
sfauoiuaper, Wrrf!

Til ale. ION maatte suite 10 e. cert eien, ar5
Iuibfvii atrte, hpot ber sT aob Stclr, seot Narteo
fot age IdrmptpbHfter. | bet b~tiirHett ~trngfbaFt
iaa nrrmere Cplpsnlug ON sauoeis eeiidrennse.
qrts p.ip. pse al ifrtpr TT
elmmsstad land and loan AgsncT. esivtsw, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26

uHebtm aaL
(eruueseuhthtu tr Dieter - 5 Bob IS Tom. uurtreut
81 nrlerifdHie lomrsr.) iorSrttlisr: Rm -
ailoEsisr; Jl = Tisier; en-. = Geutimetsr.
ial. urri' gtI rserss zig / 7Uuime rtsHss liz 2i
II Rlrmeter. 9eutmeter.
] M mort 0il regnts Hg
10 Gupmster. NorO er Id PIX Gtuts
ieanf p(ilsr ~ RnL meter.
lGleu reguts ny 90 eens ! enc. YaI CT la 1909
imetsI. DlttcL
TlabtmaaL
C~SruuNGuheoeH or ArD
EerforteIie Sa-StiiaT. l 1sHht SaHo saHts Ia
iNaal SpIb regRes Ing 40 ar.
loat. - usu CT 4OS Ar
MpnL
epn - lprpuer. 1ouar reaufs or. an
ipSsrisaeG Cut 50 es ! arSnf rs1nss n srHik
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26

SaHoen.-Tet bc.jeuoisisrss for fraurreHse
Sirst o. Seuner. at NTH iiRrs 6uitrH. aaae
Speaseaffer Saasea. afai' pes en- ftile o. roIia
Esb ben a5ec Serismber hoaIeoeH. afssee uar
iset paa @aaresu eeaeIanO | BRAT al. 5srs Ieles
mdritH, ben Dee ftbrHar 1s2 Of Suralerenc
Spea 1orsfon 6essIaue % baitrH Birsit Overs
batter S0sisl. 2 ssm,iaarsue ubpauouss hnH
I'll ~HHtfifi mes TN fsritt gsGHo aaHne RiffsE
ion 5auues. oa Barrett Heeiatic ia vaa sOfhto-
usHa. Tame 50. Giseouiin, huor DC bseee > aar.
% Hut;ees iaa III esaii on Co., RiHu. buor ben
ees g7aas esec aaret Isso. 2 Ut fsrte Sgsts,
TAB taUse bun s Born. hporsi 5 CT osos. 2 1886
iubaii bun / Natefat mro iHoertssases. mso
hvsm bun hauoe en- Batter. T7Ts. q. Z. 3iss. Der
M er bUiat bontou Co.. Riuu! Ger en- ~ Aar
ieeu tsa Of eorrslieae I 7sHti Co.. z. TAT. tpor
Of ieRcre bar toct. % hpOr bun ssee. 6trs At
Ssracue ~bearroer msS mia Iaeet At en- iiGriia
calru % T0oer. - SrtS meb henecs Stsp, bel
iieusi prre henees Minet!
Gle Carlton Sdnoea.
Tprcuto. 2. Tat. Seu rs. ctiStst 1919.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26
9agt.

H0gt
eruuhIGuhneu rr GRANNY FcrtortsI'tr: ~ =
aiIparam; pa. = ptttosrau; Or 9rari
! etppunb usuts As iStaalpune 90 Srau
100 Rilogram. eur y R1
beg resRtS lta IS ag. ] WRerf ! 30 @rar-
qis1uRS resuss Ia 8 Rg itse tssrss ha 10 SraM
1 9ismtTpgae TtgEfs lg ! tnaslf *aas CT aSs
ga. Vrsz
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-26
forfIarins at mstriif ,llaaI os DGst.

MaaIfor upbsubs gar,z
erub.Snbsosn CT e,t,r - pmtrsuil Dot,
5rriprttlitr: SL osfioliier: .. slitr; 0d =
1eultter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-30
ROY Al 7 ON B
PLANS ARE.
SNARLED
Results From the
Ideas for a New
MausoIeum.

According to a story which appears
in the San Francisco Call, there is
pilikia in regard to the proposed new
Royal Mausoleum for which the last
Legislature made handsome appro-
priation. The story is confirmed in
most particulars by those who have
local knowledge of the matter. The
Cali story is:
"There is tribal trouble among the
chiefs Of Hawaii, and the old family
feud between the Kalakauas and the
Kamehamehas is about to be resumed.
The Kalakaua descendants, as repre-
sented by ex-Queen Liliuokalani, refuse
to allow their family dust to mingle
in the same royal mausoleum with the
dust of the descendants of the great
Kamehameha, while the former queen,
who is now at Washington after an ap-
preparation, has also drawn the line
between royal remains that are the real
thing and royal remains that are only
so through courtesy. The matter is
only known to few here as yet, but
all Hawaiian Hawaii will be stirred up
as it has not been since annexation
when the actual trouble breaks out.
"This comes about through the fact
that the Hawaiian Legislative set aside
| $4,000 to build a new mausoleum for
the remains of the - chiefs of Ha-
wafi, and the fact that the selection
of the chiefs who are to grace the new
tomb with their bones was left to
| Queen Liliuokalani. The queen, accord
| ingly, has just forwarded list of those
| whose blood used to be blue enough to
warrant their removal to the vaults
where she herself will lie some day,
and the list omits the names of prac-
tically all the Kamehamehas. These
are dead anyhow and their minds are
not disturbed, but the adherents Of the
family are very jealous and can be
depended upon 70 raise a row. Prince
Jonah Kalanianaole, the present dele
gate to Congress, is also not on the
queen s tomb list, and that fact is also
expected to help on the excitement.
Sat the same time there are some
named as eligible whose bones will not
be removed from their present resting
place to another. no matter how digni
fed. without a fuss being made. 1t is
! proposed by the Queen, for instance
Continued on Page Five.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-30
ENGINEERS GET
ORDERS To LEAVE

Headquarters and Company A, First
Battalion of Engineers, now located at
Waikiki, have received orders to leave
for Washington Barracks upon being
relieved next May by headquarters and
Company G which is now at Washing
ton Barracks. The change Of station
order reached the battalion at Waikiki
yesterday and the members of that or
ganization are much disguised over the
prospect of leaving the Islands so soon
after reaching here, for they have come
to regard Honolulu as particularly
good station. The order issued are as
follows:
General Orders, Number 1, Para
graph 2.
The following changes in stations of
troops are ordered:
Company F, Second Battalion of En-
gineers will be relieved from duty at
Washington Barracks, District of Col
umbia, and will proceed about April
25, 1909, to Vancouver Barracks, Wash
ington, to relieve Company B, First
Battalion of Engineers, which upon be.
ing thus relieved will proceed to Wash
ington Barracks, B. c., for station.
Headquarters and Company G, Second
Battalion of Engineers, will be relieved
from duty at Washington Barracks and
will proceed to San Francisco, Califor-
MIA, and be reported to the command
ing General, Department of California,
in time to embark for Honolulu, Ha-
waii Territory. on the transport sail
mo from San Francisco on Nav 3 1909
to relieve the Headquarters and Com
pany A, First Battalion of Engineers,
which upon being thus relieved will pro-
coed to Washington Barracks for sta
ton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-30
bICkNELL WILL
BE ENJO|NED
Cathcart Tells Him to Issue
Warrants viii
Head Him Off.

There will be something doing
around the Office of the City Auditor
this morning. Yesterday afternoon
that official was given a legal opinion
by the City Attorney that it was safe
for him to go ahead and deal out the
accumulated salary and wage warrants
authorized at several of the eighteen
meetings held by the Supervisors so
far this month, and he and his sew
eral assistants were busy yesterday
getting out the checks for the expect
ed rush of those after their back pay.
A rumor of the move waited across
the corridor to the Office of His Honor,
the Mayor, however, and Immediately
there was hnstling about and steps
taken to enjoin the Auditor from do
ing what the Supervisors have order
ed and the City Attorney found sane,
ton for in his big books.
1t was expected by some that the
injunction would issue last night and
be served on the Auditor, but up until
midnight there was nothing doing. II
will come, unless there is a big hitch
somewhere, early this morning, and
those who drop in for their salary war
rants will be given the hook.
1t appears now that the matter OF
getting court ruling on the matter.
at issue will finally be brought to &
head
In the meanwhile, some are wonder
ing what Johnny Wilson and his forces
are doing to get some salary for theil
patient siege of the offices to which
the Mayor Las appointed them. AL
month they have sat around-thost
who have not been doing jury duty
as a side issue,-attended religiousiy
the meetings of the board, and huns
after the Mayor in off hours. Theil
payroll is in the hands of the Clerk
duly filed away and also resting. vii
son states that his claim against tn,
city can not outlaw for six years. bu1
it is too much for him to expect to b.
able to sit around that long and b;
paid for all his time
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-30

Lord Amherst is dead.
Navigators want more lights on the
Alaska coast.
Clara Morris, the famous actress, IS
seriously ILL., She is sixty.
Thornton Hams plans to issue
novel on the unwritten law.
Four hundred automobiles were lost
in a spectacular Boston fire.
Miles of track have been washed out
on the Southern Pacific lines in Cali
fornia.
Harry Thaw is to be given another
hearing in New York city TO determine
sanity.
There has been a heavy drop in for
eign trade except at San Francisco and
Portland.
Editor William T. Stead declares he
is in constant communication with his
dead son.
Hammerstein viii give New York
the great operas next summer at pop
ular prices.
Hearst s lawyer in Oklahoma has
been jailed at the instance of Govern
or Haskell.
Paris had rumor that Prince Mich
olas of Montenegro had abdieated in
favor of his son.
A scheme to give the British unem-
ployed work is to reforest 5000, 900
acres IN England and Ireland.
The proposition is made in Paris to
force the "Paris Apaches" into the
army in the colonial regiments.
Orville Wright, the American aero
pianist. was in a railroad wreck. with
his sister. in France, but was unhurr.
James Gordon Bennett won the suit
in Paris which was entered against
him by an alleged daughter, for sup
port
Owing to lack of interest in the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-30
TELEGRAPH BREVITIES


coming out of his daughter, Fl. c.
Frick. the multi-millionaire, may leave
Pittsburg.
Sir Hiram Maxim says that inva-
sion of Great Britain by aeroplane is
now possible and that the government
must build airships.
The breaking of the Yolo river per-
mitted the Sacramento river to sub
side. A great volume of water poured
into the low valley lands.
Twenty-one persons were killed and
thirty injured in a railroad wreck on
the Rio Grande railway twenty-five
miles from Glenwood Springs.
The Merchant Marine League of
Cleveland, o., has sent out letter
saying that the Panama Canal will
mainly benefit foreign shipping.
The United Railroads of San Fran
cisco has completed a deal to acquire
the Stanislaus Electric Power Com
pauv. as a source Of electric power.
The Petit Parisien recently voted TO
ascertain by ballot what is considered
the most useful animal to man. The
ma jority gave the palm to the horse
Senator Gore opposes the confrma-
ton Of Daniel Keefe of Michigan,
who was nominated to succeed Frank
Sargent as Commissioner of Immigra-
ton.
If is said that Emperor William has
become changed man since the re-
cen. incidents concerning the Reich
stag s opposition to his acts, and that
he is now verv much of a reciuse
Bankers William c. Mckee. John
W. Mckee and T. II. Steinman of
Pittsburg were sentenced to FIVE years.
Imprisonment each for misarpropria-
ton of funds of the First National
Bank Of Clintonville.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-30
GEORGE FA|RCH|LO's
WILL FOR PROBATE

OAKLAND, January 22-The win
of the late George E. Fairehild, a pio-
neer shoe merchant, who dropped dead
while making a social call recently,
was filed today for probate, together
with the application of George H. Fair
child for letters testamentary. The
estate is valued at about $250,000 and
consists of various stocks and bonds,
the interest of deceased in the Oak
land Shoe Company and a large sugar
plantation at Kealia, Kauai, H. T.
Requests of $4,000 each are made
to the three children, George II. Fair
child, Emily Fairchild and Mrs Rob
ert A. Foster. During her lifetime the
remainder of the estate is for the use
of Mrs. Fairchild. After the death of
the widow the property is to be di-
vided equally among the children.
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BANKER SPALDING SAYS
$3,5OO,OOO ARE WASTED
Government Costs Over $5,O0O,000 When It
Ought to Be Run for $l,5OO,OO0.--Most
Worthless Police of Any City.

corning the present condition of the
city, s water system. He stated that
there are miles of rotten pipe in the
present mains, pipe that may burst at
any time, while this is laid in so
patchy a way that the greater part of
the power developed at the various
pumping stations had to be used to
overcome the friction in driving the
water through the pipes, leaving much
less than half the power to actually
pump up the water.
What Mr.. Campbell desires to do, in
brief, is to install pumping plant to
be driven by power developed from the
Nuuanu reservoir water to pump ar
tesian water only into the city mains.
The Nuuanu water, after being used
for pumping power can be used further
down the valley for power to develop
electricity for much needed street hight
ing. while its further use would be to
flush the Nuuanu stream through the
city. To install such a plant would
require $14S.000, which would include
the cost of driving three new artesian
wells and constructing new reservoirs.
To relay the system of water mains
would require $350,000.
Mr.. Campbell acknowledged the big
ness of these amounts, but explained
that if his department were given the
revenues of the water system, bond
issue 1oated to cover the cost of the
improvements could be wholly paid off
in ten years without taking a cent
out of taxation. The waterworks sys,
tenn was profit making one at present
and could be made to yield a greater
profit. During the past three years the
revenues had been $366.499, and the
expenses of operation and upkeep had
been 1912, 034, profit of over $4,000
a wear
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Hawaii has, according to the express
ed opinion of E. l. Spalding, an ex-
travagant government, wasteful sys-
tenn of carrying on public works and
useless officials and prodigal employees,
while the police force of Honolulu is
the most worthless body of law up
holders and guardians of the public
safety to be found in any city any
where The Territory should be run
at an expense of not over million
and half a year, while the actual
costs of government footed over the
revenues. which were five millions. AT
the present time, owing to the way the
public business is conducted, the Ter
ritory is in as bad shape financially
and as deep in debt as it was just
prior to the time that the United States
took the accumulated debt of the coun'
try on its own shoulders and gave the
Territory a fresh, clean start.
Mr.. Spalding took occasion of the
gathering of the members of the Oahu
Central Improvement Committee last
night to consider Marston Campbell s
plans for the lettering of the Homo
lulu waterworks system to make the
statements briefly summarized above.
He, however. endorsed the Campbell
plan and moved for the endorsement
of the committee, at the same time
stating that the matter ought to be
brought before the commercial organ
lzations of the city for their endorse
mpuf and IN 4hai~ haJy1
ing the necessary legislation at the
coming session of the Legislature.
The Superintendent of Public Works
presented his plans last night in detail
making some alarming statements con