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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-02-19
Both JurieS
Are Drawn
Grand Jury Called For
March 10th. ~

In the presence of a number OF
attorneys and others, the grand jury
consisting of twenty-three men were
drawn from the box to serve during
the March, 1910 term. They are to
report for duty on March 10Th, at
10 q. m.
After rthe drawing of the grand
jury the clerk drew twenty-six of
the one hundred names to serve as
trial jurymen. In view of the fact
that there is much work for the
grand jury at this term of court the
trial jurymcn will not be called un-
til March 23rd, 1910, at 10 a. m.
The Juries are as follows Grand
Jury. J. Garcia, G.. X. Kunukau,
A. H. Silva, VIM. Sniffen, George
eopp, A. H. Langraf, VIM. Robb,
w. F. Cole, Allen Newton, H. Nc
Cubbin, j.. Mookini, Geo. Rhoades,
Geo. B. Schrader, K. A. Wads-
worth, Ernest H. Paul, A. J. Fer
nandes, II, p. Downey, Geo. W.
Stephenson, d. T. Carey, Thomas
Hussey, e. r. Lindsey, r. c. Searle
Jr., A. ID. Furtado.
Trial Jury. r. A. Drummond,
C. J. Austin, Frank Silva, Geo. B.
Cooke, Chas. Kiakona, f. H. Cock
EFT, f. F. Deinert, J. ID. Seabury,
John Nasconcellos, Chas. Molteno,
F. p, Rosecrans, S. r. Naples, JAS.
Caswell, S, f. Taylor, r.. A. Will
helm, Lot c. Kealoha, Chas. Axe
Jr., Alfred Martensen, James A.
Hattie, Joe. Ambrose, August Pes
tano, w. A. Engle, d. Quill, John
A. Kanaeholo, Joseph Whitford, J.
X. Taylor.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-02-19

A passenger will stand up in the
end of a car with hand on the door
jamb, door swings shut, pinching
his fingers, ard the company is
held responsible for his lack of
common sense; and business is
created for the claim department.
Passengers will 60 to sleep in
their seats and expect to be
awakened and carried out at their
destination; and then if they are
carried by their station they are
Immediately afflicted with the
malady.
The farmer stacks his hay or
straw near the railway and his
temperature may be indicated by
the distance between the stack and
the right of way fence. If it burns,
the hay was Al, and the straw he
usually burns each year to get it
out of his way has become very
necessary and valuable. If fire
gets out and runs over his land
everything 1t touches has a high
value, and the probable worth for
some time to come is included in
his computation of his claim. II
any live stock is killed, it is almost
always blooded stock with a fine
pedigree.
If an accident occurs, at public
road crossing or street, the claim
will be particularly heavy, for in
every case the fact is established
that the whistle was not sounded
nor bell rung.
The stock man ships a car o
cattle. He is furnished transpor
tation to look after it, but he ride
in the oaboose, and then holds th'
company responsible for the condi
ton of the animals on arrival a
destination. In the meantime tn
"fever' is working on him and hi
claim is based on rough handling
delays, shrinkage, and even on
: decline in the market. If hi
! fever is not high enough on arrival
? the commission firm will increas
it by kindly reminding him of hi
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-02-19
Auto Cos.
Consolidate
Maui and Union Auto Cos.
Now One.

A deal has been effected by which
the Maui Auto Co., which is the
pioneer auto company of Maui and
the Union Auto Company have con-
solidated and the business will now
be under one management.
Carey's garage will be enlarged to
meet the requirements of the new
conditions. A force of men are now
at work enlarging the new building.
The main Office of the company
will be at Carey's garage, Wailuku.
1t is probable that at least one ma,
chine will be kept at Kahului for
the accommodation of the residents
Of that place,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-02-19

Dear Sir,
After carefully reading over the
Tribune" editorial, the letter from
five scholars of the Papaikou public
school, and the rejoinder of the
Tribune, it is clear to any un-
prejudiced person that the school
letter was not justified.
The signers of the letter were
Portuguese or Porto Rican, Hawa-
iian, European and Japanese, and
apparently were selected by some
one for the job. No one of average
intelligence can believe that those
five hopefuls composed the letter in
question, nor that they had any
idea that it was an underhanded at
tack upon School Commissioner
Moir, whose practical conceptions
as to the scope of public instruction
are plainly set forth in the Tribune
editorial, and which are really what
called forth school opposition.
The whole incident is a manifes-
tation of the need of vigorous
house cleaning in the department of
public instruction. Let the peda-
gogy, methods, and fads of all
kinds" to quote the Tribune)
that cucumber the public school
system, be cut out. Let common
sense rule, and let the education
freely given by the state to the
children of citizens and aliens alike,
be on a solid foundation, but foun-
dation only; upon which the super
structure of advanced education
may be built up by sthe wish, and
at the expense of individuals.
Very truly yours,
MAUI CITIZEN i.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-02-19
VOLUME XVII
Miss Biggart
on Maui
Is Gathering Material for
New Book.

Miss Mabelle Biggart, OF New
York City spend few days on
Maui last week, visiting the Plan
tations. some of the schools and the
churches, and made several in
teresting trips about Wailuku,
gathering material for her new
book, "Aloha, Hawaii "
The book that Miss Biggart is
writing will be novel in that it does
not 90 into the usual details Of
Hawaiian history that every one
knows, and can read in a dozen
books, nor will she put in the worn
out pictures that every postal
cards fiend can obtain, nor those
that have repeatedly appeared in
all the books that have come out
during the last Ave years. Miss
Biggart has struck out upon path
of her own. and intends to write of
the philanthropic, industrial and
racial characteristics of the Islands,
and has spent much time and
pains in obtaining pictures that
will be unusual, though typical of
the life and scenery that every
Islander loves.
Miss Biggart has had the gene
rous support of the Government
officials and of the leading people
in the Islands, and of many of the
friends she has made in her trips
to the different places of interest
She was charmed with the location
and beauty of Wailuku. and
thought lao Valley most pictures.
que. She was the guest OF the
Maui Hotel.
The Daily Review, Pacific Grove
California, of May 10Th 1909,
speaks in a very interesting way OF
Miss Biggart's companion book tc
the one on Hawaii. The book or
California, the prospectus of which
Miss Biggart had with her here is
the first in her "Seing the World
Series" and contains valuable
sketches by such noted men as
Charles Warren Stoddard, VIM
Keith, the artist, John Muir, thu
historian. This book is now il
the hands of the publishers, ant
promises to be of unusual interes
to all those who know or love Cali
fOrnia.
Miss Biggart is also an interest
ing speaker, and while on Mau
addressed the audience of the Wal
luku Union Church upon s'Simon
the Cross Bearer" She spok,
somewhat dramatically, influenced
by her early training for the stage
and she held her audience, for al
hour deeply interested in the man.
illustrations of how people cal
bear the cross. Her wealth o
picture comes from varied ex
perience in many lands She ha
spoken in Central Union Churcl
and also in the Lihue, Church
Kauai.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-02-19

Eggs are shipped in cases that
only by the most careful handling
can be kept whole; and very large
portion of egg shippers have the
fever. Claims are being paid on
eggs that, so far as can be told
from the package, are in perfect
condition when delivered, but
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-02-19

when the candler goes at them, he
finds some cracked eggs, and pre-
sents his claim for settlement.
Every hold-up claim paid (and
90 per cent. of them are straight
hold-ups) only aggravates ana-ih-
crease the number Of eases of claim
fever.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-02-19
Many Claims
Pouring In
Common Carriers Meet
Many Demands.


One frequently hears complaints
against the steamship and railroad
companies and an occasional kick
against some local express COM
pany. The other side of the story
is seldom heard.
j. F. Russ in the January num-
Der of the Railway Age Gazette
says:
Education is the greatest power
that can be applied by man. Its
movement and advance are irresist-
ible. By being properly directed,
education has achieved wonders.
There should be a community of
interest between the people and
the railways. How is it? Selfish
ness seems to be inherent in almost
all human beings. For years the
people were educated by rebates
and passes. During that time the
"claim fever" was largely held in
check. Education stopped the re-
bates and cut off the passes, but
did not cure the people of selfish
ness. Not so many years ago
claims against railway company
had to have merit and be support
ed by evidence before they would
be paid. But the railways found
that they could not get justice be.
fore county jury, and this, with
so much adverse and drastic legis-
lation, led them to pay claims more
freely and grant many other con-
csssions to appease adverse agita-
ton.
Has this course been successful?
No; on the contrary these efforts
to appease the people, have only
aggravated the disease of claim
fever. Claim fever is an old dis
ease, hut by this system of educa-
ton it has steadily grown worse
every year, until 1t has become a
serious malady and highly con-
tagious; in fact, an epidemic.
The claim department always
has plenty of business on hand {.
The number and variety of claims
presented is simply appalling.
Each claim paid educates not only
the party who gets it paid, but
every other person doing business
with the railways that learns of
the claim being paid, and the
! "fever" is being constantly spread
| by this means of education. No
, typhoid bacillus could multiply
faster. In most cases the slightest
, pretense of responsibility, the
faintest chance to get damages,
: augments the Clever" and develops
case. A passenger on train
! learns that there is a wheel off the
track. He may not know it unit
he finds they have made an un
unsual stop, but suddenly he dis
covers his back is injured or h'
has been sprained in some way
This is the course generally taker
\ by the fever if no visible mark o
4 injury appears.
In case of accident to passenge
train, claim department represen
'' tatives meet the passengers ant
secure release and settle. Nh
A. sees Mr.. B. get $40 or $15 TO
singing release He knows tina
Il Mr.. B. was not injured, but take
i advantage of the circumstance t
l. get little money himself. Thi
W course of education increases tn
number of cases of "claim fever.
- Warning signs are posted in tn
w coaches for passengers to be seate
?. but they will stand up in the aisl
" or sit on the arm of seat, whel
/. any little jar or rough managemer
a of the air brakes upsets them, an
Is they are Immediately attacked b
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-02-19
MONGOLIA BRINGS
MANY RUSSIANS
Believed Ship Subsidy Bill will Pass. Postal Say
ings Bank Bill Safe Russian Government )
Opposes immigration.
ESPECIAL TO THE MAUI NEWS.

Sugar 9e deg. 417 Beets lbs 4d.
HONOLULU, February 1S-The Mongolia many Russians
japanese and Hindus arrived yesterday She will leave
for the
The Alameda will arrive morning.
The supervisors may enforce the sidewalk law.
The ship subsidy bill will opposition Captain
son says it will win.
More arrests have been made the pum smuggling business
ST. PETERSBURG, February 1s at
Petersburg against further immigration % Hawaii.
One of complaint the of hold plan
aon stores
QUELLoN February 1sThytwo the ship persons
the Lima supposed to be lost and them
abandoned.
GoNDoKRo February will
Mrs Roosevelt at Karoum.
SAN LORENZO, February 1s-The powder up
killing five persons.
SAN FRANCISCO, febnary s.The Couboy jury disagreed
Jim eferies arrived to talk fight with Gleason and Rckard
WASHINGTON, February 1sTaft declares the postal savings
bank bill SAFE
CAIRO Ill., February lS-A attacked Jail yesterday
effort to get who snatched womans purse The shers
party fired threatens to
lynch the sheriff.
HONOLULU February 1.-THE
gress for federal control of the liquor
New blind pigs raded yesterday
Breckons believes opium
Of higher up chinese expected
The S. S. Wilhelmina arrived last night.
John F. Walker appointed of
immigration in place of Savage who has resigned.
HONOLULU, February 6The supreme
con of the lower and the
.
Bird poachers given five days in which to plead
Three auto scorchers fined IN the district
WASHINGTON February 17-Taft disgused with daory
methods adopted by and called
they do
pledges.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 17-McCarthy cannot men,
bers of the board until the takes action.
CHICAGO February LEX Liuokaani returning to
Hawaii broken hearted and detected Congress failing
do anything for her.
CHICAGO February 1Johnson again president
lof the American baseball league,
SAN FRANCISCO February 16-A begun today to
determine the right of the the executive board
Taylor secured injunction prohibiting the Mccarthy board
assuming any authority a school board
KANSAS CITY February 16-Asnes Elkins,
Elkns attempted suicide by shooting today.
SAN FRANCISCO FEBRUARY 16Rudoph Claus Spreckels
applied for letters of administration of their
WASHINGTON, February military committee re-
ported favoraby the recommendation make ck Lieutenant
General.
HONOLULU, February 16.-Kuho cables joint reou
election the liquor question 26h
pene appropriation is included BILL The will
following question: shall the legislature be pass
session law prohibiting the manufacture intoxicating
liquors except for medicinal or scientific purposes?
Congressional sentiment opposes inserting provision allowing
vote
The anti tuberculosis and mosquito campaign actively
yesterday.
i The S s. Whemna is expected this afternoon.
Eggs shipped in goes them
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-02-19
School FadS
Denounced
Vigorous House Cleaning is
Advocated.

We give herewith communica-
ton from one of Maui's leading citi-
Zens.
February 18th, 1910.
Editor MAUI News"
Wailuku.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-02

Dickens Once Made Two Bad Breaks
the Same Evening.


Dickens Once Made Two Bad Breaks
the Same Evening.
Charles Dickens once wrote 10 a
friend: z have distinguished myself
IN two respects lately. / took q young
lady, unknown. down to dinner and
talked to her about the bishop Of Dur.
hams nepotism ID the matter Of Mr.
Cheese. found she was Mrs Cheese.
Later / expatiated to the member for
Marylebone. thinking him to be an
Irish member, on the contemplate
character OF the Marylebone constit-
uency and the Marylebone representa-
tive"
Two such mishaps in one evening
were enough 10 reduce the most brill
liant talker to the condition OF Nthe
three inside passengers Of a London
bound coach who heguiled the tedium
81 the journey from Southampton BY
discussing the dement's Of William
Goblet until one Of the party went so
far as 10 assert that the object Of their
denunciation was domestic tyrant
given 70 beating bis wife
Much to bis dismay the solitary wo-
man passenger. who had hitherto sat
a silent listener, remarked:
Pardon me, sir A kinder husband
and father never breathed. And
ought to know, for am William Cob
belts wife"
Mr. Giles OF Virginia and Judge Du-
val Of Maryland, members Of congress
during Wasbington's administration,
boarded at the house OF a Mrs Glib
bon, whose daughters we're well on In
years and remarkable FOR laxative
ness
When Jefferson became president
Duval was comptroller Of the treasury
and Giles a senator Meeting one day
in Washington, they fell to chatting
over old times, and the senator asked
the comptroller II he knew what had
become az that cackling old maid.
Jenny Gibbon."
"she Is Mrs. Duyal. sir.1 was the
unexpected reply.
Giles did not attempt to mend mat
ters as q certain Mr.. TubervlIe UNI
wisely did. Happening to observe to
a fellow guest that the lady who had
sat at his right hand at dinner was the
ugllest woman he had ever beheld, the
person addressed expressed bis regret
that he should think his wife so IN
looking
IL have made a mistake said the
horrifed Tuberville. Il meant the lady
who sat on my left"
"Well, sir, she IS my sister"
This brought the frank avowal, 1T
can't be helped, SIR, then, for II what
you say be true confess never saw
such an ugly family IN the course OF
my lfe."-Yonth's Companion.