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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-05
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Anahulu Land Company, Limited.

At the annual meeting of the share
holders of the Anahuu Land Company,
Limited. held in Honolulu on Friday
February %, 1910, the following diree-
tors We're elected TO serve for the en-
suing year:
f. d. Tenney. T. H. Petrie, ". W.
GoodaIe. c. II. Atherton. J. r. Gait; and
at a subsequent meeting of the said
directors, held on the same date. the
following officers were appointed te
serve for the ensuing year:
f. d. TENNEY ........... Presidem
W. w. G0ODALE Vice President
T. II. PETRIE .......... Secretary
c. H. ATHERTON ....... Treasurer
T. RICH. ROBINSON ........ Auditor
T. II. PETRIE,
Secretary. Anahulu Land Co, Ltd.
Honolulu, February %, 1910. soy
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Eva Plantation Company.

At the annual meeting Of the share
holders OF the Eva Plantation Com
pany, held in Honolulu on Saturday,
February 20. 1910, the following direc-
tors were elected to serve for the en-
suing year:
Z, b. Tenney, c. II, Anterior, c. H.
Cooke, J. B. Castle, T. II. Petrie. j. 5.
McCandIess, }. J. Garden; and at a
subsequent meeting of the said direc
tors, held on the same date, the follow
ing officers were appointed to serve for
the ensuing year:
E. D. TENNEY ........... President
c. II. COOKE ........ Vice President
T. II. pETRIE ........ Secretary
&. II. ATH ERTON ....... Treasurer
I. RICH. ROBINSON ........ Auditor
T. H. PETRIE.
Secretary, Eva Plantation Company.
Honolulu, February 3, 1910, $50!
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
East Maui Irrigation Co., Ltd.

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of East Maui Irrigation Co.,
Ltd, held ON Wednesday, February %,
1910, the following were elected direc-
tors Of the company to serve for the
ensuing year;
II. A. Baldwin, W. r. Castle. J. P
Cooke, f. f. Baldwin, &. p. Castle.
At subsequent meeting of the direc
tors Of said company, held on the same
date, the following named officers Were
elected for the ensuing year:
II. A. BALDWIN ....... President
W. r. CASTLE list Vice President
&. +. CASTLE ....2nd Vice President
J. 7. COOKE .............. Treasurer
f. +. PAXTON .......... Secretary
d. b. MURDOCH Auditor
f. f. PAXTON.
$500 Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-05
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Names and Address.

NAMES tiltl AuuIt
/. Zachariah McKeague, Kaneone
School, Kaneohe.
. john Kialoa, Kualoa, Koolauloa.
>. Zachary Naone, Hauula. Koolau-
loa.
+ H. X Dana. Kahuku, Koolauloa.
). J. X. Kauwalu, WaiaIua, WaiaIua.
.. ............., 49,. .... -......
:. r. Muller, Eva Mil, Eva
:. sylvester Cullen, Jr.
Q. Solomon Mahelona. Mcintyre
Building. Auditor 5 Office.
10. Otto Gertz. Gulick Avenue, IA
Ghi-waena.
Il. Patrick Silva, Mcintyre Building
County Attorneys Office.
10. Harry Kahele Kunawai. CITY.
Is. NJ. G. Amana. Bishop Estate. Mer
chant St. City.
IA. A. X. Vierra. Y. NJ. c. A. City.
-. John Kapahua. Iwilei, City.
$500
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS,
Helemano Land Company, Limited

Heleman0 Land Company, Limited
At the anuua. meeting Of the share
holders Of tie HcIemano Land Com
pany Limited held in Honolulu on Fri
day. February -. 1910, the following
directors were elected to serve Tor the
ensuing year:
L. d. Tenney. T. II. Petrie. w. W
GoodaIe G. H. Atherton. !. Il. Gait; and
at subsequent meeting Of the said
directors. held on the same date. the
following officers were appointed ia
serve for the ensuing year:
f. d. TENNEY ......... President
W. W. GOODALE Vice President
T. II. PETRIE ............. Secretary
G. II. ATHERTON ........ Treasurer
T. RICH. ROBINSON ........ Auditor
T. H. PETRIE.
Secretary, HaIemano Land Co., Ltd.
Honolulu, February 2S, 1910. S599
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Haleakala Ranch Co.

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of HaleakaIa Ranch Go. held on
Wednesday, February %, 1910, the fol
lowing were elected directors of the
company to serve for the ensuing year:
H. 2. Baldwin, II. \. Baldwin, l.. A.
Thurston. w. O. Smith. j. T. Cooke
At subsequent meeting Of the direc
tors Of said company, held on the same
date. the following named officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
II. z. BALDWIN ......... President
II. \. BALDWIN Vice President
j. +. COOKE ............T Treasurer
+. f.. PAXTON Secretary
! ID. Il. MURDOCH ........... Auditor
t. f. PAXTON.
| $500 Secretary.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Kawailoa Land Company, Limited

At the annual meeting Of the share
holders of the kawailoa Land Company
Limited held in Honolulu on Friday,
February >. 1910, the following dlree-
tors were elected to serve for the en-
suing year:
t. d. Tenney. T. II. Petrie. W. W.
Goodale, G. II. Atherton, j. r. Gait; and
at a subsequent meeting of the salt
directors. held on the same date, the
following officers We're appointed to
serve for the ensuing year:
r. ID. IENNkl .....-...... president
w. W. GOODALE Vice President
r. II. PETRIE ........... Secretary
G. II. ATHERTON ......... Treasurer
T. RICH. ROBINSON ..... Auditor
T. H. PETRIE,
Secretary, Kawailoa Land Company,
Limited.
Honolulu. February IS, 1910. $500
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Paia Plantation.


AT the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of Paia Plantation held on Mon
day, February .. 1910. the following
We're elected directors Of the company
to serve for the ensuing year:
II. Z. Baldwin, 5 NJ Damon, J. ?.
Cooke, c. IL. Atherton, J. Waterhouse
AT a subsequent meeting of the direc-
tors of said company, held on the same
date, the following named officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
j. 7. COOKE ...... Treasurer
f. f. PAXTON .......... Secretary
d. B. MURDOCH ............ Auditor
f. +. PAXTON.
S599 Secretary.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
KaaIa Land Company, Limited.

At the annual meeting of the shars-
holders Of the haala Land Comp ~ +.
Limited held II Honolulu "a Friday,
February -, 1910, the following diree-
tors were elected to serve for the ez-
suing year:
E. d. Tenney, 7. H. Petrie, W. W
Goodale G. II. Anterior, }. r. Gait; and
at a subsequent meeting of the said
directors, held on the same date, the
following officers were appointed IS
serve for the ensuing year:
f. D. TENNEI ..... President
". ". GOODALE Vice Preside iii
T. II. PETRIE ............ Secretary
{. II. ATHERTON .. Treasure!
T. RICH. ROBINSON ....... Auditor
T. II. PETRIE,
Secretary. kaala Land Company, Ltd.
Honolulu, February %, 1910. sos
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Chairman, County Commit,

Attest.
+. !. CRAWFORD.
Secretary, County Committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-28
WOMAV DEAD on cavAL BOaT.
Her Captain Reports InACcurateIy and q
Arrested

Mrs. Lena Anderson. 90 years old. was
found dead On the canal barge Young
Kelly IN the East River ~ the foot 81
lnis' street yesterday afternoon. accord
inE 20 the story told the police by Prank
Bloom. captain ct the barge Hs said
he had found the body five hours earlier
He had been looking for policeman
but could fine none. he - %. and 20 had
20 60 20 the station house He was
arrested as Ia Suspicious p-TsOu
Or Eliot nf tn. Harlem Hospital went
with a detective To the large but neither
Of them could find any marks ~ viol-nC.
on the woman's bOdy The physician
said. however. thar shs had lesn dead
only an hour.
Mr.. Anderson husband who owned
the barge. wss drowned IA tI. Past
River az West Forty --eventh street
two weeks agouand ale ihsn employed
Bloom A. captain The man had been
drinking betOT" b" came TO ths station
hutlse Yesterday.
When ths MorEis keeper and his wagon
came 10 the boat 20 remove Nts. Ander-
sons body he found two large blood
hounds that the woman had owned since
they were puppies standing watch The
keeper got six policemen. but none of
them could call oT the dogs Detective
Wey, Who tried H. was bitten bv one Of
~ dogs and his ClOthinc was torn.
The police did not want 20 shoot the
hounds and tried IN attract them nv
throwing meat On hoard the boat bIt
neither II the dogs blIdRed A. I2BD
o clock this morning Bloom was taken
from the station houre 10 see n he could
do anything with them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-28
IGGINST ROCKEFELEER Bill.
TIndberEh WIN Oppose Granting . bed.
eraI Charter 90 the Formulation.

wAsHINdroN. March Eff any effort
is made In the House 10 pass tho hill
granting a federal charter a. the RocSe-
Teller Foundation II viii b. resisted nv
Representative Charles A I.indhergh Of
Minnesota a Republican inEIrgent. who
10 a sworn enemy 81 predatory wealth an
every form Mr. I.indbergh in a state
ment just Issued announces that he will
not stand for anv proposition THAT will
enable Rock efeller 20 capitalize his wealth
1r any part Of u. So that such wealth shall
escape TAXATION The Rock sGeller fortune.
Mr. Iindbergn points ont. was made from
the earnings of the poeple " should bear
it, proportion of the 'nNes VIZ IdudberEh
thinks n neither u - held hy Mr. Rn~kn
Teller himself or capitalized for the pur-
poses SET forth IN the hill relating to the.
Rock efellsr Foundation
Mr. lAudbergh'S position toward the
Rock @fellsr Foundation vas set forth ia
q letter To his constituents lie does not
depend upon the daily press "a advise
his constituents Of hIs aCtIvi4ss. an the
House He writes n weekly letter - the
Newspapers in his district giving the news
Of the week IN Washington. especially
Lindbergh represents the sixth Mime
sofa district IN Congress Among his
home folks he IN regarded 80 a pretty
lively member and this idea has been
siren theneI since the establishment Of
the Iindbergh news service
senator HevbIrn Of Idaho Also has
served notice 20 the Senats that he will
oppose the Rock ef~llsr Foundation hill
la its present form
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-28
KIITFD ~ 4 NrW COP.
PbtIadrlphIan Alleged 10 Have HSrn
uraten IS Drat IN Iu street

PHIIADFIPH Narclp27 William Ne
CURE ~ SIS North Twenty third street
died az the Hann"mann Hospital tonight
Of a fracture oi the skull aud other IN
iIriss and a new policeman named Frank
Connolly IL held without bail awaiting the
C"roner = inquest
Witnesses testified az a prelim nary
hearing TODAY that McGuir- and three
companions were standing AZ SiXteenth
ard Arch streets shortly after O'clock
Eas morning waiting t'Tae,r.n Ia" them
home
Connolly. IL WAS testified. came along
and ordered the men ~ move on He
" as told they were rating for a car but
replied that he guessed they were nunt-
ing for trouble and hit Mcclure on the
chin with his fist Mcclure raised his
arm 10 ward % the blow. whereupon
Connolly smashed him over the head
with his club. knocking him down. and
proceeded 90 beat hifn Tp while he Law
in the street
The ear they wer. waiting for came
a'unI Jnl three policemen Rlighted
One ~ thorn took Connolly to hesitation
hon - ami locked him up, hi" the otSer
LwD tOOk Mctiuirr 20 the hospital An
. xaminut on disclosed fracture Of the
atoms w~re performed but the patient
gr. dua'lv grew We iksr nd Died atenid-
a ght withCu rsg2inInI COn-ciOIIsnsas.
Connolly - was said Was drunk AZ the
me tie ~ one Of the extra police en-
rolled during the strike and was ~ far
~ known taken on the forCs without anv
n amy a. 70 his cha racteT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-28
KNOCK IBOI BVTLDJNG.
Ciass similar 10 TIat Oa q raw eseHd RaS
for CORanicui NC

on~ ~ the most popular Classes ~ yachts
IA these ~ t"r- hI~ been The knOckaboufs
mat members 81 ,nibs IN the Grave.snd
Nav aChi Racing Assoc 70 lion have ~ n-i
or ~eNsra' ~"a~ous these boats have raced
On 6rAvc-end nav and each year new unes
have been but.'. 1uI nov the ,la-- ha- some
twenty Yachts several % which have been
buif his vint-r these boats are y i-~i
over al. O., i-rt on he water line. Ie~t
inches beam Aud fhev dTaN NtthOut c~ntrs-
board puIN ~ in'nes They are sailed
% .eaI. v hiUA u ara, he'd TO the CentreDoard
ang bs 'f~w consists 81 'Wo men they
have the r~rula'iun Euocssbout rig ant
spread - -.fisrs i~st Of ranva~ These
boats cost ls's~ man AJip each. some hHN.
been built lO- So Tie, ate -'4u,u. sel.
U ur. Ar and able
Las summer three ~ them went TO
Mafhirh~ad ana sailed 'here against 'hr-e
dorir- 81 fhe Massachusetts, hay Both of
iheSs Np"s grew out of the dOry. each haVtuK
ue"u modified aud improved The MasaR-
.hu~-i'- haF boa pTov-d the faster OF the
tao VINES but the IrnvesRnd Raw hont
attracted much attention from vachtameu
aud NOS members OF The Coma nicut Yacnt
lIb 80 jamestown, " ! are to have a claas
charles " Mower has designed the neW
class ami he boats are being built a. the
ktyer-sde ard Thew are for N Dodge
Nother-ll e n " Cole J l. Wharton
% Philadelphia = SteaTns Of Augusta
Ca Mr- IVA MURRAY. Of baltimore aud one
Tor The . omar ."g' Yacht tH.5
lh's class Was strongly TecOtnme udad
Nv ! u Goodwin. president Of the Nara
ganss't IiAy Yacht Racing Association
BAN buf N,th certain refnements 81 motel
hey have full. pow eFful lines and should
de- vol suited 10 the waters where they are
70 be ra'~t y has been sugResief that an
tniernAY race he arranged With the Ora YES
end Bav association. which NAV possibly
n" on" ~ the features OF the season
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-28
ACTRESS SHOOTS TWO OTHERS.
NesIIs Williams Hela On Daltimsre Sa i've
Charge e AItempa % kln.

BALTIMORE. March FIN the Central
Police Court this morning Nellie Williams
could give no satisfactory reason why
she shot Pearl Fair and Marion BuclSing-
ham in the dining room Of their boarding
house laet night.
Alt three women are moving picture
theatre performers Miss Fair 10 &C the
Mercy Hospital Miss Buckin CHAM wAa
able TO 20 10 her home.
Mas williams and Miss Fair had worked
together on the stage In q comedy dance
and impsrsonatiOns In which Miss will
Jams took the part % a man. About
three weeks ago Miss Fair quiz her CON-
panion.
A few nights ago Miss williams visited
Miss Fair At the boarding house and
begged her 20 20 back 90 the stage Fith
her. This Miss Fair refused 60 do. and IL
II alleged that Miss williams threatened
to make her leave the city unleas she
acted with her
Up 90 the time % the separation % the
two performers Miss Williams had lived
in Cav street. One night she went 60 the
house and found her trunk in the hallway
and she was informed that she was no
longer = tenant % the room. she left the
house and nothing moro was seen ~ her
until she entered the dining room last
night.
Miss Buckingham tells this story Of the
shooting: Miss Fair was sitting in a chair
sewing and was talking 20 her I did
not know Miss Williams when she entered.
and left my seat and offered her a chair
The newt moment she pulled big revolver
from the folds % her dress aud started TO
bang away. I have been told that her
part On the stage was that Of \ man and
she frequently handled revolver She
knew how to shoot. for the first bulle,
struck poor Pearl in the back 81 the neck
and the n@xt one struck her in the
shoulder
When ! saw the grim look on MIss
Williams's face and the revolver Jumped
no and tried 10 knock the revolver from
her hand with q chair. She turned on
me then and fred twice ~ me. felt
twinge Of pain IN nv arm. but fought
the woman until the arrival OF the police
she said nothing whatever ! never
heard her open her mouth She smiled
al she saw Pearl fall from the chair and
then turned her attention to me. heard
the revolver click time and again aud then
! knew II was empty. The police arrived
then and took charge Of her
Justice GTanna committed Miss Williams
for court in default OF ~ on hail in the two
cases. each girl charging her with attemp,
tn kill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-28
JEFFERsON DAY BAN0UET.
Gss..HarmsH SG Ohio and Mayor Ga,nor.
VIII Not Attend.

WASHINGTON March p Gov. Harmon
of Ohio and Mayor Gaynor Of New York.
Who are most prominently mentioned
now In connection with the Demo cratic
nomination for the Presidency two years
hence. will not he present at the Jefferson
Day banquet 20 be held in this city On
April u under the aupices Of the National
and the DISTRICT Democracy
Mayor GayuoT has declined the invi-
tAfion extended him IN pursuance 81
his determination TO avoid all engage
mNnts that will take him ont Of the city
while he ~ Mayor With "A Republican
Lieutenant Governor and Legislature on
the Job ~ Columbus. Gov Harmon finds
IL Impossible for him 70 lie present and
he has sent his regrets
Most IT the Democrats In the senate
and the HOts" and members IT the Demo-
cratic national committee will be on hand
for the Jefferson bay celebration. IN.
newest Democratic member IT the House
Repressntative-ei elect fOas. ~ 10 80 one
Of the speakers. Others On 'he programme
are senators .'hitely 81 Indiana, Hughes
Of Colorado and Gore u Oklahoma
and Representative thamp clark ~
Mies0uri.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-28
STEAMER ron q. ". k>,rp
To Ne BuiI' az Caldwell for zee on Tak-
George

George " Knapp hiss hsd steam Yacht
designed nv lAma I-moine A trsUs Witch
vii he used 'hia wear ou LAKE rt-urEr
The yacht - being built nv UeorS. "
bates ~ CsidNell. y ana the work -
well under Wav. - 'hS' tb~ Vt,h' will h-
ready for Use ~srIv ~ the season The
Yacht - 10 Ice quite fast and ~ 30 - ls-d
primarily 10 run from the tairoad isTuIInal
20 caldwell and back She - - be- n dav
boat III" pFtuv iDsl iuua' -toI- are -
f-~' over all. ~ ie-l Oh The water hu-. o.
teet ~ In"h-s bean asu '-rf Ir,Ns@
iTHuEh' She VA be one 81 fi'. I4rrs--r
vsctis on the lake aud 90 10, tiItsd - ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-28
nam q IOTD SALOON.
PSIIee Draw TIaetr G:unS IN . Chair
swIawer's A1gry FrIeasla.

Herbert J. Gov. who livep on the pecoT q
hoor Of the apartment house at col wes
ISsth street. told the police last evening
that the noias IN the saloon downstairs
was 30 great the tenants simply couldn't
stand t. Capt Rreuscher % the West
I57d strset station sent Policemen Mahr
sud Rrody in plain clothes over to the
"a lo0u IN a patrol wagon.
A. soon a. the policemen got there
they arrested the proprietor. william
J. Higgins of $40 West IsIst street and
Prank Lucas Of 2O5 West 2Osth street
IN. bartender Then they told the
-'vsnt -"n Young men who were INSIDE
o. get ont
Accord ug 20 ID" policemen John
u ttt0n. v be- 49, " n. - letter carrier
- iD3 West ISsgh street started trouble
bv tell NJ the DOlics That they wen. FOOl-
" hon Nshr nj BrOdy told him To keap
qu-t they say be- picked up a chair and
~ 60 un;il IL smP- SHE'D some plate glasa
tns policeman drew their revOivers
nd tnres tened 10 shoot u anybody
resisted. Nobody did
Higgins vas charged with violating
the EXCISE law and tho bartender with
assist ne him - do it. Dalton WA l0csad
mp ca a charge Of ateempead Ralonlous
assault. The seventeen o9AsaB were
oaaH18 - W1lh ,s9gd9rlY 9on4m1e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-28
"ILL ROr." Slrs JEFF DAVIS.
the Arkansas senatsP Explains WIS Coed
Fee Testlneny 10 FOlka at HOsne.

MASHIN0ToN. March Ex-senator JET
Davis Of Arkansas had been explaining
TO the folks back home that good fee
testimony Of his before the House Com.
mittes On Public lands. The oficiaI
stenOGTaphers recorded senator Jen a.
having said that there would be q good
fee in il for him IL he could recover the
price " timber taken from the sunk
lands The bill which he was advocating
before a committee would make hts re-
coVery more probable.
senator JEFF tells his friends In letters
that he has written that thus incident
before the House Committee IL .alI rot
i soon discovered he wrote. that
had some political enemies ON this COM
mittee who were interested in creating
some prejudice against me at home
But Ia addition tO the wilfttl pre- juCiice
II his enemies there was also the bungling
81 the osficial stenographers.
There was q very inefficient stenoE-
rapher." Senator JED writes back TO
Arkansas. who got my statements all
MIXED zap. As soon as I saw the errOrs
corrected them. This 10 constantly
done 10y everybody, both on the floor OF
the House and ia the Senate and before
AFFORD 10 he bound by the statements
taken down by some % these little stem
ographerS that they have around the
public buildings
senator Jen adds: Il have never yet
been accused % being a fool and n would
certainly be the act ~ fool TO go before
committee and make "A permanent
record OF q matter Of this kind that would
send him Ia the ps.nitentiary
The Arkansas Senator IntIma tea that the
facts are misunderstood out IN his home
state. Here WHERE the facts are Known
he writes. no attention is paid 10 the mat
ter. II IL considered 90 ridictlOtlsly fool
lsh that no mention u made of IT,"
In conclusion the senator sends this 70
his friends and neighbors AZ home.
1T IL all gotten up a. a cheap buncombs
20 iniure me with yOu and other friends
! trust you will give this statement As
much publicity A. possible. In the msan-
time ] will this summer. Wnen occasion
requires u. speak on the subject thrOaRh-
OFT the state
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-28
No T,RIFF WAR ~ STGHT.
Indications That thr va Nimum mates VIII
Not Be Applied 10 Any Gsuntry

WAsHINGTON March =. The maxi
mum and minimum feat Ir-s af'he PAYNE
AIdrich tarIf law are s,h-d % ed 10 b.-cOm.
operative ueNt Thursday n,ynt. March -
~ midnIanf FROM present .udtca'IOus
however. The N!nur. rates. which are
IS per cert .rrnr ftHr 30. minimum
rstes. will uu' u- opp cd 20 any country
Nor than .Hn UWulTs.I .atnat tsu-
lave f,su -tKnsi ~ F~p-r.ieut Iaft
granting r"itIuruTu rgrs-~ III the. impprfHuf
cgmrrer',Hl f't.f rrs having raCeIved gh"ui
About ten ur twelve add tipHal prOclama
tiGnS which W. N'. ..zlIi-I early tb w,...l
will clear up tllD w,T'. e IN. fariN bpuri
The settlement IT he Canadian dispu'.
Was the lat ImT ut ant tarIn dir rlIliv
The remaining TrH'lamatipnH viii include
the move important English speaking
colonies ~ Great Britain. such N New
fOundland Australia. New Zealand and
several others. lhese procinmHtlons hav
been postponed by ths tartm board IN
order 20 reach a settteu19ne o. E1ore inn
n.NFfDDS .QuaHfiQu1. M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-28
TAFTS REAL AMBITION.
senator rulIOm Rald We Preferred the
aapPeme Bench 20 the Presidency.

WASHINGTON. March ~ Senator Cul-
lom Of Illinois is being quoted a. having
said that William II Taft would have
retired from the campaign 20 secure his
nomination ~ President and would have
accepted a place on the supreme Court
bench. thus realizing the ambition Of
his life. II Chief Justice Fuller had onlv
retired. Here IL the statement Attrib-
uted 20 senator CullOm
within a month Of his nomination
for the Presidency Mr.. Taft would have
retired from the contest and gone upon
the Supreme bench had Mr. Fuller re-
tired. ! personally know that in the
hsiGht OF the excitement of the campai IN
leading up 10 the convention Mr.. Taft's
aspirations were not affected. Mr. Roose-
welt would. ! have reason 90 believe. have
acquie@ced had tho chief justcsship
been vacated. Some facts within my
personal knOwledge. which I am not At
liberty at this time - state warrant the
assertion that practically to he eve ~
his nomination Tor the Presidency Mr.
Taft had his eye focused on the Supreme
Court bench II NAV seem TO many
strange choice bat because of his pecu-
liar temperament and training AIR. Taft
up 10 the time - being made the stand
ard h~arer % his party would have re-
tired from the field With alacri-y aud
pleasure Couid b. nave become Chief
Justice ~ The United states supreme
Court