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Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04
NO. 6

Is different-that is in regard to
location. It's in the northwest. near
the Colegrove line; is a new 4-room
BUNGALOW, on lot 50x145, AND
ONLY $4,000. Owner wants $500
down and an offer for the rest. This
is a modern house and we'll worth
the money.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-04
NEAR HOLLYWOOD

Oh, land of my dreams, where the sunlight beams
Thru the sheltered hooks and the hills,
Where the filtered rays thru the summer days
Fall softly, the ripping rills,
Where the laurels grow and the streamlets flow
And the moss and the wild ferns spring
From the fertile ground, now in verdure gowned,
And where the songsters mate and sing
will HE me there to this canyon fair,
Where the peoples nod their heads
And the trailing vine with the mountain pine
Blend perfume with the violet beds.
Where life's toll and fret I shall soon forget,
Snugly sheltered from seet and snow,
Here I'll rest erstwhile under Heavens smile
In the Land of the Bungalow
A beautiful and unique residence property,
Located in the heart of the mountains,
Amid wooded hills with mountain streams,
Dramatically perfect-summer winter
Near to the city; moderate altitude.
Low acknowledgment service
home site for nature lovers.
Over thirty homes now built.
All sizes of lots-large small.
Prices low and terms easy.
The property is selling rapidly.
Come out any time-better now.
A delightful place for outing;
Easy trails to hiltops;
Magnificent views of mountain and valley.
Take Hollywood cars to Laurel Canyon. e
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ono. IN Tsnsfsfrs EplIding Opposite
coun House. Phone 81
iiays ia once ,hs only Get o. Abstract
Rocks 81 Bfazos County Land titles
FOR GALE
Two lots and hys room house, 10
Gated on east side Of town. In good
p.lrbborhood and close IN; shade
trees and good water: improvements
IN good repair Price 10000. Terms
easy.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-10

Mrs. G. ]. Becker and daughter have
booked for the Hilonian.
Captain Baker and Lieut.. Chiffon are
booked for the Hilonian.
II. T. Hayselden is booked to leave
on the Mauna Kea today.
Mrs. +. 7. p. Waterhouse and daugh.
ter leave tonight for Kauai
Captain and Mrs. Jobson are among
those booked for the Hilonian.
The name of Jonathan Shaw appears
among those booked for the Hilonian.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Soares is booked to sail
for the mainland on the Hilonian.
Charles Cockett will be an outgoing
passenger on the Mikahala this even
ing.
S. A. Monsarrat and wife are book.
ed TO sail for the mainland on the
| Hilonian.
Judge Andrade fined twenty-five
gamblers IS each yesterday morning
Most of the men were Chinese and
Japanese.
w. G. Chalmers was yesterday award
ed the contract for building the ma
chine shop for the College of Hawaii
The contract price is 1903.
An expert at the insane asylum Il
| sald TO nave prOphesled that WITHIN
years time DR. Ateherley will have re
covered sufficiently to he discharged
Editor Sheba's condition continues
to improve. 1t is expected that Mr.
Sheba will be able TO leave the Queen I
Hospital before the end of the week
Mr., and MIS- f. G. Brown are hom'
from an extended trip through tn
erient. Miss Jane Cork is expected
soon in Honolulu from a round the
world t"ir.
Governor Frear has received lette
from the American Consul at Mel
bourne. Australia, asking for dat
concerning Hawaii. The Consul say
that he receives many inquiries re
garding this Territory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-10
CHARGE REFUTED
BY W. A. KINNEY

The contempt ease 10 which Masino
Higginboibam aud q large number Of
other JapaBese are the respondents.
came up in Judge Robins0n's court yes.
terday afternoon ai two O'Clock, but
nothing was done. Judge Robinson in.
iimaicd that. al the aiiidavits that had
been filed by the two sides IN support
Of their contentious were diameirically
opposite 90 the statements made 10
them, be would like 10 hear testimony.
On motion, therefore, the ease was set
for next Monday afternoon az which
time. unless another continuance IL
granted. witnesses will be put on the
stand 20 testify az 10 whether or not
Maxine and bis associates violated the
provisions Of the temporary injunction.
one Of the anidayiis filed by Light.
foot in behalf Of bis client stated that
the affidavit Of TaDabe Tosbiro, filed
by the prosecution, was obtained by
unfair means by Kinney and that To
fbiro was inundated into making the
damaging statements he did make and
then into signing the affidavit without
understanding what be was doing.
This II pretty serious charge against
Nr. Kinney. and the latter has made a
reply ~ Il. Yesterday afternoon FIVE
ahidayiis were fled by his firm in reply
10 the affidavit mentioned above These
Eve are by Chester Doyle, VI. +. Prosser
Professor Walter Dcning and s. De
Freest, the notary public before whom
Toshiro swore 20 the affidavit which
Ligbtfoot contends was obtained I'M
fairly.
The statements in all five Of the
aGidayits ore 10 the same effect, that
Toshiro WIS not intimidated, that he
was carefully examined and his state.
monts translated by Chester Doyle and
get down IN writing, and that they were
then read over 10 him and explained in
Japanese not only by Doyle but alec
BY Prof Dening. Moreover Mr.. Kinney
was not even present, the examination
being conducted by Attorney NJ. F
| prOgFcr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-10
PERSONALS



Manager Chalmers expects that Wa
imatalc will produce tie largest crop
iu DO. history this year.
George brown, whose engagement 10
Miss Bergcr was recently announced,
leaves Tor San Francisco today His
brile.to.bc is now IN San Francisco
collecting her troussoau.
Miss Elizabeth llardaway. niece OF
Mrs. J. 5. McGrew, who came hero re.
Gently TO attend the wedding OF her
SISTER TO Lieut.. Wrightson, will re.
turn TO the mainland today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Knight and Miss
Thelma Parker leave for San Francisco
in the Siberia today. They have spent
several weeks in the islands and lat
terly have been at the Moana hotel.
$. il. Moses, of Bauer Bros. & Co., of
San Francisco, who arrived from the
coast on the Mongolia, goes to Hilo next
week on business and pleasure trip,
taking in the volcano while on the big
island
Ching Kim Hee, the member of the
crew of the American Hawaiian steam
er Texan who was found to be sailing
around under another mans certificate,
was ordered dcported yesterday by Com
missioner Judd.
Miss Harriet Kaluaikai Makakoa,
native of Nawaieha. Maui, aged 90,
died at 4 o'clock, Friday afternoon.
Services viii be held at Williams I'm
dertaking parlors at 4:30 this after.
noon. The burial will be at Kawaia-
hao cemetery.
Josephine Chamberlain has fled suit
in the Circuit Court for divorce from
her husband, Frank Ellsworth Cham
berlain. The complaint states that they
were married in Berkeley in 1895 and
that be deserted her here in January,
1906. lie is now living in Berkeley.
(From Sundays Advertiser.)
r. o. Matheson is back from Ha.
wall.
Judge Stanley returned from Ia,
wall yesterday.
b. X. Bonnie was an arrival on the
Maunakea from Hawaii yesterday.
Mrs. Byron X. Baird, wife of the
collector of customs at Hilo, is in the
! city.
j. +. Woods, wife and two servants
were arrivals from Kohala yesterday
by the Mauna Kea.
George Lycurgus, who returned from
! Hilo yesterday, reports everything
booming along in the Crescent City.
A wireless report from Hawaii states
that Supervisor Fernandez has resigned
The appointment of successor to Fer
nandez rests with the Governor
DR.. J. C. O'Day will leave Honolulu
on September is for Portland, Oregon
where he will accept a position in the
medical department of the University
of Oregon.
After the public school principals had
duly filed their acquisitions for supplies
with the Supervisors, it was discovered
| that the Board of Education has its
own appropriation.
William McTighe has received let
tiers from his father, dated Cork, July
IS, in which he says he will leave fol
home on the 18th. He is enjoying
himself but longs for Hawaii He asks
to be remembered to all of his friends
here.
John Detor; of the Union Grill, wa
not n passenger on the Siberia yes
terday He went up to the volcano
and found everything SO agreeable tina
he decided to accept the advice Of hi
friends and remain there for a few
weeks and regain some of his strength
He will leave for Greece when he ha
thoroughly recovered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-10
Not Dreadnought size.

WASHINGTON-No drydoeks on the
Atlantic coast are capable Of receiy'
ing either of the batteships of the
Wyoming class, the latest American
Droadnoughts to be laid down,
That is the chief reason why the navy
department Is bending every energy
toward The completion Of dry dock No.
Z At the Brooklyn navy yard, II will
be flushed regardless Of expense ana
trouble,
Phe handicap " quleksand must be
overcome irrespective ~ tho expense in
yoyed u Is military necessity that
tho dock boz made available o. soon as
possible, and all other considerations
will be overlooked
The naval docks On tbe Atlantic coast
are located as follows
Ono az Portsmouth iva pt hoslon,
-four AZ lifoehlyn, tge 90 League Island
ibWe "a Aorfalk and ape - rharleslon-
0n ihs paelhe eoasI pbs navy u n bet
ifT phapf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-10
BUSINESS CARDS.
SED|T|ONAR|ES ARE
NOT IN DEMAND
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CONTINUED from Page one.)
to work." was the greeting passed out,
and those not endowed with goodly
quantity of backbone turned around
and started back TO town, apparently
intending TO pass the matter up to
the Higher Wage Association officials
for settlement.
With the strike practically settled,
and the stigma Of STRIKER" no longer
attached to them, many Of the men
whom the plantations have refused to
accept are planning 10 try other plan.
tations. According TO Editor Sega, of
the Nippu Jill, about one hundred men
went from Waipahu to Wahiawa to
try and get work in the pineapples
yesterday morning.
Inc Jill is urging the men TO get
busy as soon as possible, and to try
the other islands if they can not get
work here.
owe are not necessarily urging The
strikers 10 return 30 the plantations
which they left" said Sega yester
day. "But we are urging them TO find
employment Mt once. An officer OF
the Consulate Sunday night urged tho
Aica strikers TO return TO work, aud
the merchants have given like advice
Two hundred went down TO Aiea Sun
dny night in consequence.
"But the Aica officials were afraid
Of future trouble, and they wanted to
take back only the good men. ] have
not heard that any Of those acceptable
To The plantations refused work not
Of sympathy for those who were moi
wanted.
"Many laborers whom the planta
teens would have been glad TO have
were driven away by the strikebreak
Prs, who sndered at them for return
ing to work"
II is believed that n goodly proper
tion Of those workmen whom the plan
tations refused 10 take bnck, will lcay
for the other islands the early par
of the week They do not think tina
employers viii draw the line ms close
~ ns they did while the strike wa
in progress, and they hope to get bac
into good graces whore they are no
known.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-10
MRS. SIMERSON'S
FUNERAL TOMORROW

Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs. A. &. simerson will be held TO.
morrow afternoon ~ 2:3O O'Clock in
the Roman Catholic Cathedral. The
honorary pallbearers will be Colonel
Curtis =. Iaukea, George c. BecMey,
James Robertson, Hon. Frank X. IIar-
vey, Sheriff william J.. jarrett, Robert
Waipa, Captain Thomas i. Clarke,
William j. White. The active pail
bearers will be D. X. Hoapili, A. *.
Hoapili jesse Makainai, Duke Kaha-
namoku, Samuel Kaimaiopili, Saint @.
Piianaia, William Beckley, KaReloo.
kalani Kealobapauole.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-10
HURLEY WAS IN
A BIC HURRY

Chief of Detectives Leal boarded the
Pacific Mail steamship Siberia yester-
day morning and located one John Hur-
ley, haole, who is charged by a Ha-
waiian working at Puuloa with the
dredging company, with having pur-
Joined about $500 cash from his quar-
tiers. Hurley was apparently somewhat
intoxicated when arrested. On his per-
son was found steamship ticket to
San Francisco and $40 cash.
Hurley is said to have gone to work
for the dredging company short time
ago when he was "broke. Shortly
afterward the Hawaiian was robbed
and Hurley left the camp. Suspicion
fastened upon him and it was learned
that since he returned to Honolulu from
Puuloa he had lived high and trod the
primrose path.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-10
ISLAND OWNER
BADLY NEEDED
CONTINUED From rage one,)

proper Is concerned, no trouble has de-
velOped, The planters therenb0ut are
delighted 10 have n lighthouse, But the
little island h causing the trouble,
Uncle Sam wants those rocks and he
wants them badly, He needs them 10
carry out his lighthouse plan, But no
body seems Ia own them, Furthermore,
there seems 10 be some doubt us TO
whether or not they have legal exist
enee, The Federal map duhs them an
island, The Territorial map passes
them up ~ a problem, with nothing but
dot to signify their existence,
" bTeek0ns adyariises them ms an
island he ID afraid that some phantom
aWner may shaw np after AN proceed
ings are complete aud show that they
are nAl an Island Nothing lp iht
statutes authorizes the bringing Of con
dampaiipn proceedings 20 Secure pos
session 0i ha ferpln lhl on parcel "a
property known and dadgnaipd 40 b
Dol nn the map
" 40 nlhpf solution presentf itself
hfesknnH may wish tho lnti snlemll
shHsiep u Taft ~ freari ~ Mnodmi
lsland, And dATr anyone ~ hAN him NnA
1hpn he viii begin f0ndrmpgimp pf
fAeAiHgH npa take, nn hfhMf ~ 90
Matted states, an interest M lQh
nlnHn, May Mhiif figNF Bias an
Dla Aeu heplappi lhelelp
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-10
NOVEL LAW POINT IS
RAISED BY BITING

If an objection made by Attorney
G. c. Biting, defending Morimoto in
the Federal court, is sustained, it will
have the effect of overturning in
large degree the practice in the Unit
ed States court and increasing the diff
fculty of obtaining convictions in
many of the cases now pending and
in cases to come.
Morimoto is charged with having
attempted to obstruct the course OF
Justice by beating and intimidating
witness for the prosecution. The
witness beaten was Chise, the consort
Of the notorious Isoi, and it is alleged
by the government that Morimoto, be-
ing afraid that she was going TO giveI
damaging testimony in another case,
thrashed her most thoroughly and
warned her to keep still. The prin-
cipal witness against him is the|
woman herself.
When the case was called yesterday
and the Jury had been selected, Bit
ting moved to quash the Indictment.
This was denied by Judge Woodruff
who, by the way, is trying his trst|
case.
Chise was then called 10 the stand|
ny ltphNl bAhlllfl AiNhlh'g hhNAhHsl
Mr.. Biting promptly objected TO her|
being allowed to testify on the ground
that she is convicted felon, serving|
sentence for an infamous crime.
'Air Rnwlins, replying To this, stated
that the law dobars from testifying|
only persons who have been convict
ed Of perjury or subornation of per-
| jury.
Biting claimed that, though this vi
the ease in many state courts, yet the|
Supreme Court Of the United States
has held time and again that IN Fed
oral eases no witness convicted Of y
felony may testify He offered 70 Hup]
port his contention with all sorts az
uuimpeachnhle authorities,
Seeing a long argument immineniI
The Judge dismissed the inry until l0
clock This morning and The opp0s1
Ing attorneys went a. y hammer ana
i0ngs Ihpy were sllll arguing when
court adjourned for the day,
should The point raised by AtloFl
ney Biting Doc sustained, II viii shut
out the Important testimony of nhlse
10 This ease and sill also ~ lhU
miwe prevent piaaneFs fgaln lesllIyI
! ng'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-08-10
MARINE REPORT.
Iron san Fraselsoo hsrehsBs "a
change)

tIfom San Frauelsco Merchants "a
change)
Friday. August 2, 1909.
seniile--Saiicd Aug 2, +. :. Nif-
gIniah. for Honolulu.
san FRANCHISE. Arrived Aug 9, 5. 3.
Plrindes hence July 20.
san Frnncisco Arrived 6, +. s. Nip
pom Mam. hence July 81.
Saturday Aug 2. 1903
San Francisco Sailed. Aug =, noon,
= = Alameda. for tion1inlI.
San Franciseo-s Sailed. Aug Z, bktne
= q. wilder for Honolulu.
san Fraurisco-Arriyed. Aug Z, s. =.
Mexican. from Salina Cruz.
Newcastle Sailed, Aug. Z, S. s. Ven.
nachar. for Honolulu.
Hi'o-sailed. Aug. ., S. s. Enterprise,
for San Francisco.
Sunday, Angus; s.
Gaviota Arrived Aug. z, Am. sp,
Marion Cbilcott. hence July 3.
Monday. August Q, 1909.
Suva-Sailed, Aug. &, ;. $. Aakura
FOR Honolulu.
Yokohama-sailed, Aug. 2, s. g.
China for Honolulu.
Yokohama-Arriyed, Aug. 8, s. s.
Mongolia. hence July 2s.
Grays Harbor-Sailed. Aug. 9, sebr.
q. W. Watson for Honolulu.
Grays Harbor-sailed, Aug. Q, Schr.
Americana for Jilo.
port Allen-Arriyed, Aug. 8. Sehr.
Robt. searles. from Grays Harbor.
Sydney-Arriyed. Br. s. 8. AoraDgi
from Honolulu, hence July a.