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On Christmas Morning.

Willie. oh, papa, ! heard Sanity
Claus last night. He bumped his
foot against a chair, and he said
Willie's Papa. There, there Will
lie. ! know what he said Run away
now. ''-Lippincott's.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30
MAKING READY THE
APPROPRIATION BILL

Governor Frear is now busy drawing
up the estimates for the appropriation
bill to be considered by the legislature
in February. All the heads of the ter
ritorial departments have been ordered
to draw up schedules of expense foI
the two years to be appropriated against
at this session. The special appropria-
tions to be asked include the funds
necessary for the reconstruction and re
pair of the judiciary building now in a
sadly dilapidated condition, new schools
new prison, wharves, waterworks
belt roads and other improvements OF
permanent nature.
A general bill is also being outlined
to govern construction of the public
roads calculated To insure the public
the "most for its money setting
standards for road construction, pro
yiding for competent jurisdiction and
supervision and other pertinent mat
tiers. This is attendant on the pro
posed appropriation for belt roads fol
which the Republican party pledged il
self in the last campaign,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30
NOTED ANIMAL
TRAINER IS DEAD

BERLIN, December l7,-Karl Hag
enbeek, the noted collector and trainer
OF wild animals, died yesterday at his
home near Hamburg lie bore many
scans received in conflicts with wild
animals,
The deceased was born IN Hamburg
v heIe HE father was engaged lp a con
siderable trade ia animals, The son
finally assumed control OF the business,
la order 90 enlarge the enterprise he
scat annually transports put Hum Ham
barg Later be travelled thToueh fu'
Iopu, giving chronological exhibitions
representing ihe various races ~ A.
iu5a, ue,aNiea apd lhe HF North ~
lesd ha Nisllrd iAu lplifi Hialei
Nhplp hp conceived lhp ldfa NJ form
ling tlfu, nuHng mo NpH4's Fal|
Iat Chicago in 1898 he revisited it'
limited eIurt bringing Win Nm lNa'
animal N.lWnB hunf llNlf lfap
tiHI hsal AaA Wlll lNsIf ila8ea
W.h lsa p0W Hflfl 'iha hu'lAe i
WlHutH.p pNHffa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30
MARINE REPORT.
BY Merchants Exchange.


luesuhN, DecenbeF 80 l5AV.
san Francisco-tSailed, Dec "a, ] p.
M, s. 5. Sierra, for Honolulu.
Seattle-sailed, Dec,24, S. 3. Hyades,
for Honolulu.
San Francisco-Arrived, Dec. 25,
bktne Irmgard, from Mahukona Dec. s.
San Francisco-Arrived, Dec. 20,
ship NJ Chilcott, hence Dee o.
Grays Harbor-Arrived, Dec, 81,
schr +. j. Wood, hence Dec. 10.
Midway Island-Arrived, Dec. %,
schr Flaurence Ward, hence Dec T.
Port Allen-Sailed, Dec. -, S. s.
Norman Monarch, for Newcastle.
Kahului Arrived, Dec. 20, schr. Mel
rose. from Grays Harbor
Honolulu-Arrivcd, Dec 90, S. s.
Chiyo Maru, from San Francisco.
Wednesday, December 2s
San Francisco Arrived Dec 2S, S. S
Lurline, hence Dee 20.
San Francisco-Arrived Dec. 2s, S, S
Hilonian. from Port Allen, Dee 10.
Kaanapali-SailedD Dec. %, $. 5. Ari
conan for Salina Cruz.
kohama-Arrived, Dec. 90, p. NJ
S. S. China, hence Dec. -.
Port San Luis-Arrived, Dec. %, s. s
Santa Rita, hence Dec. Is.
Thursday, December 90.
Tquique-Sailed Dee. 26, Ger sp. Gus
tav. Tor Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30
LOCAL BREylTIEs.
(FrOm wednesday,s AdvertIser.l

NGAOm WtuuGbudy D AuVeTLlboIl
Z. B. Gleason, who arrived on thel
Wilhelmina yesterday, is here to confer
with President Stanton of the Kaimuki-
Land Company, with regard to the es.
Enlistment of a sanitarium at Kali
muki.
A franchise for an electric light
plant at Waikiki has been granted to-
f. L. Hadley, an electrical engineer.
Wailuku is one of the few towns of its.
size in the Islands without proper,
lighting facilities.
The funeral of the late S. s. Dicken.l
son, who superintendent the landing of
the Pacific Commercial company s cable
at Honolulu, was held in New York on
Monday morning. Death was due toI
an attack of bronchitis.
C. H. Brown had news on Monday
of the death of his brother, John
Brown, in Seattle, a week ago. He
passed away suddenly from dropsy of
the heart. Sc spent few months here
two years ago and was engaged with
mis- brother in the scrapiron business.
Mrs. Minerva Kalama of Wailuku,
wife of Senator Kalama, has declared
that she has not been asked to be
Maui's princess in the Floral Parade,
and declines to act as such. Efforts
will be made to have Mrs. Kalama ac-
cept the honor, as she is magnificent
rider.
A suggestion has been made to De-
mosthenes Lycurgus, of the Volcano
House, to take charge or absolute con-
troll of the Waikiki hotel. If the eff
fort be to try and induce him to leave
all interest in the Big Island hotelries,
Hilo reports are that it is hardly likely
to succeed.
Ralph S. tombstone, first deputy col
lector of internal revenue, yesterday re-
ceived an appointment as a member
Of the board of civil service examiners
for Honolulu, district of Hawaii. For
several years he has been acting ON
T. the board in place of missing members
and now becomes a regularly appointed
- member himself
!. Portland s Rose Festival is to be rep
r resented in the Honolulu Floral Parad,
!, by a float or decorated automobile. TIT
+ matter has been laid before the Rost
i Festival committee, the Portland Com
r mercial Club and the chamber of com
o merce, by Roche and Thompson, VIII,
/ are getting up the excursion from Port
t land to come here for the Floral Parade
: These gentlemen have offered to brinl
o the float here free of charge on thei
/ excursion steamship.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30
JARRETT DOES NOT
FAVOR ANY CHANGE

~ have no intention Of making a
clean sweep In my Office department -
stated sheriff Garrett yesterday morn
ing. This will be welcome news 90
tha saVenty-ihreo men now under Bis
direction Rs some OFT them thought that
thtrr might he something doing mighty
SOON. Jarrett as yel had no talk Will
the members ni lhf ngW board and sl
docs NOT pAafilY know hoW matters
stand llp pointed nnt that there mlghl
hr feW miner changes ln me loleu
hui char Hs laf as ihe eIerhs ana court
officials Npla concerned ha could nni
sff ANS nffd % make ahangps IA lhe
aian iif mas hopes lhai enc npN boafi
Nlll f0nf eeM5f Wllh auHiliaul b en
Bple Alm in pi mplf WeR nN ihf Hlgfeii
aAt sRrgt.al3 mofe m8AHlrl patrol
wsg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30
CENSUS FURNISHES
WARNING LESSON
Nation Must Stop Waste and
Live Cheaper, Says Dr..
Butler.

NEW YORK, December II. - DR..
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of
Columbia University, Analysing the
census figures recently given out at
Washington, sees grave crisis APP
preaching for this country
"These igures,' he says, "take us
out of the class of Germany, Great
Britain and France, and put us in the
class of Russia, China and India, ma
tions which we have always looked
down on, but whose problems now are
ours.
"We must face the problems now OF
a nation with huge population whicl
is overcrOwding the land available fol-
tillage. The day has gone by when AZ
American can waste every day wha
would support a whole family in France
To stop this is called conservation Of
natural resources, but that is only {
part of it. The chief thing is to stoI
extravaganza and waste, and begin Il
live with more intensive application. 4
man can no longer waste one farm anj
then 90 to another State and live OF
another. We must stop living on oui
capital, and, with other adult people
live on our income.
1.-THE pressure on our tillable Ian,
will force us eventually to look to for
eign nations for the things we can no
supply ourselves.
''Do you realize that Iowa has gon
back in the last ten years; that Obi
has stood still, and that Illinois, in spit
of Chicago IS aid, has only gained -four
teen per cent? The notion that we ca
live on our capital has got to stop. w
have to remember that we have TO liv
on our income, The country must som,
how restore the cost of living to no
NAL plane; il must restore the nationi
happiness and the stability of our go'
eminent"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30
RESIGN OR GET
OUT OF FORCE
Continued from Page onc.)

Continued from Rage One.)
Chief McDufie feels that his record
while in Office will pull him through,
and when asked last night II he had
forwarded his application for reappoint
ment 10 succeed himself. he simply re
marked; "Nothing doing II they
want someone else, let them 90 10 II, -
As Sheriff Jarrett is perfectly salts
ned with the big chief, and has also
thrown down the gantlet 10 the Juen
outfit, there Is no doubt of WhA. the
outcome of the battle viii be.
Tho rank and file OF the police force
are, with a few exceptions, an for Jar
fett, aud when the members of IA,
different committees are weelpl out An,
new men put into their plarrs, ali viii
be harmonious till the police force j
put ON d cAll service basis
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30
PORT OF HONOLULU
ARRIVED.

Monday, December 90.
T. X. X. S. S. Chiyo Maru, from San
Francisco, a. m.
Tuesday, December 81.
NJ. n. s. s. Wilhelmina, from San
Francisco, n. m.
str Maui, from Hawaii ports, n. IN.
Str Mama Loa, from Kona and Kau
ports, a. m.
Wednesday, December 81
Str. Claudine, from Hawaii and Maui
ports, a. m.
Str Ke Au Hou, from Ka1ai ports
a. IN.
Str J. A. Cummins, from Oahu ports
a. m.
Ger. S. s. Ella, from Tacoma, a. m
Thursday, December 30.
Str. w. G. Hall, from Kauai, a. m.
Str. Likelike, from Hawaii, a. m.
Br. S. S. Earl of Carrick, from New
castle, a m.
schr. Fred E. Sanders, from Tacoma,
a. m.
schr. Mokolii, from Pearl HarbOr,
noon
Fort Bragg-sailed, Dec. 20, Am. blk.
S. c. Allen, for Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30

sui suits aggregating in the neigh
borhood of 100000.
All of which does not tend to make
the consul more popular Even some
of his former best friends have desert
ed his cause and are now lined up with
the progressive Chinese of the com.
munity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

Per str. Mama LOa, from hau and
ISona ports, December 27.-Mrs. Wills
and two children, w. +. Heilbron, j.
Schmidt, Miss Alderman, Miss Paris, j.
! X. Paris, Mrs. c. y. Sylvester, Reverend
Lono, Mr.. and Mrs Mist and son, L,
| Lynch, A. Mason, w. McDougall, E.
Dunn. All Ling, j. w. Robertson, Rob
ert Brewing, and forty-nine on deck.
Per NJ. N. S. s. Wilhelmina, from
/ San Francisco, December Ell. ].
Able. Mrs. ]. j. Able, L. c. Ables, G.
T. Allen, j. NJ. Anderson, Mrs. Ander-
SON and child, Miss j. Atherton, S. G.
Babson, Mrs Babson and child, II. p.
Baldwin, Mrs. Baldwin, Il. S. Baldwin,
r. !. Bentley, Mrs. A. j. Carwither,
Mrs. NJ. +. Clerk, w. B. Cooper, NJ. T.
Crossman, DR.. A. j. Derby Mrs. L.
Dobbins, A. N Donaldson, Mrs. A. N
Donaldson, A. W. Edwards, @. Emmas
+. II. Emmons, Miss C. Gilman, L. B
Gleason, Mrs. f. b. Gleason, Mrs. E
Green Miss b. Grcsman NJ. G. Haines
Mrs. Hall, Mrs. G. Howard Miss G.
Howard, Harold Howard, r. B. Irwin
Mrs Jones, L. f. lie Blond, I. w
Libby, b. Mars, Mrs. b. Mars, Mrs
C. Miltner. Mrs. H. Minkler o. Nor
genier, j. NJ. O'Connor, Mrs, J. p. Par
ler and . children, Miss r. A. Potter
q y. Quigley, +. l.. Raab, David Rice
Mrs. D. Rice, w, p Roth, j. Sofford
f. C.. SAVERS, l., Scrutton, D. Seely
r., $. Shepherd, Mrs. +. $. Shepher
and maid, Mrs T.. l.. Shepherd, Jose
phine Shepherd, Julia Shepherd, 7
Shrivcr, Mrs. n. Shriver, G, A. Sumner
: Mrs c. A. Sumner, Il. Thompson, Mr.
b. Thompson, j. NJ. Watt, p. Williams
&. +. Young Mrs. c. +. Young.
Per str. Claudne, from Hawaii vi
Maui ports, Dee 2s.-H. A. Kllege
! A. A. Deas, Mrs Deas, Emily Kalam
: Mrs +. H. Young, c, O'sullivan,
i A. Williams, c. A, Seville, IL, NJ. Well
= r, Matsumura, Ten Wah, Rev. d. v
. X. White.
y Per str Ke An Hon, from Kauai port
q berg. A. Christian, lamagoto, CAP
+" Lowell Kawaha,
a Departed,
frr str, Mauna kea for llilo an
Pc way ports, Dee 27-F ~ Harvey,
r b. Bennett, Mrs. q, II, Siehrrth, },
le Young, II. 4 walker Mn Walker
vi Eu Turkey Ben heuo Ed pulo, Nj
ll o. Cnlaland, Miss =, 'rouchrt Miss
IS Dharui b Wagner. n MgElpuur.
settler Mrs A. Weldon las Yeomu
Mrs ilusslugeT A. Richards, y
W Smith Mics lloyd r y lillis, NJ. "
sony ny NJ uwmm Mrs low. a. n
ii. born 4 e.phou, r. 4 Rumvp n W
IA. dtu D. lHheE IA nfIE M iNguT
NJ euhuu Nn srrpam Al n flrt
sd NH Foster lnr Mallr, u nmtau
IA Ham .rF MIIUNaIa ian Miami 4.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30

ozone waited by. There was nothing
in it so far as the others Of the party
could see, but the bird men were quick
to notice the freakish zephyr The
lviators scanned the tops of the hills
round about Moanalua field and com
mented on several soft spots to light
on in case there should come up a blow
while Mars is doing the spiral glide
from high attitudes Lewis broke a
rear axle of his automobile in turning
around and everybody got out to
watch him fx it, This occasioned some
d lay but Lewis worked himself eut Of
breath and before long the aviators
were en- flight for the Pail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30
BUSINESS oARDs.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMA
ehinery OF every description made to
order.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-30

A pfw sult 40F damages VIII Doc hlpl
today 0n hphplf uf tAe sopsll against
ono NJ ihe principal memhsls 0f the
Chinese committees opposing lha ean.
ul lu lhu present controversy 10 nlll
M iu ahlut finlNnO api vii pfph
ably sppHfY tAai ihp consul ION him
srIf aamsgll hftsusp ~ ihr BIG flf
WInu which Nff issuaA pr'pI % ihe
nos mass meeting aRi posted ppop lAe
walls Hf NllpaiANp,
aRaiIina IL 10 sAii ilai aihgl suite
aIa NJ tanlNmFNi bll sl lha sou
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
TRACK AT SEATTLE
MAY BE REOPfNfD
Success of EmeryviHe Causes
Northern Managers to Sit
Up and Take Notice

Prospects of meeting at Seattle
that faded to nothing earlier in the
season have frightened considerably
and James F. McElroy, manager of the
Meadows, will arrive at Emeryville in
a few days to investigate the oral sys-
tenn of betting. McElroy said recently
that if successful meet could be con-
Quoted under the conditions at Emery
Vile he was confident that Seattle
could do fully as well.
Matt Refs, the prominent Emeryville
horseman, received marked copy of
a Seattle newspaper from friends, quot
ing McElroy as saying that the Wash
ington racing laws were similar to
that what was lawful in those states
was lawful in Washington.
At a dead loss to the stock holders
the 100000 Seattle racing plant has
lain idle for more than a year and
Seattle racing enthusiasts are con-
vinced that if there is even a slight
chance to hold profitable meetings the
racing association will open it's plant
at the close of the Emeryville season.
Kenneth Macintosh, former district
attorney of Seattle, was at the track
recently looking into conditions He
denied that his visit had anything to
do with the proposed Seattle meeting.
but Macintosh was very close to the
Seattle racing interests and his denials
may be taken with a slight pinch of
salt,
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
STOCkCOMP ANY TO
HANDLE BALL TEAM
Prominent San Jose Business
men Subscribe $4,000 for
State League Franchise
Especial Dispatch to The CALI

SAN JOSE. Jan. s.-A stock company
with a capitalization of $4,000. of
which $4,000 has been paid up, was
formed this evening to handle the af-
fairs of a ball team in San Jose this
season. provided that this city is voted
franchise in the State league.
The company is headed by Browne
Willis, prominent local capitalist, and
is backed by several well known busi-
nessmen who came forward with the
$1,000 upon short notice. The fans are
very anxious to have fast team in the
field this season and no expense will be
spared to secure the best players avail
able and fit up the grounds so as to
make them among the finest in the
State league circuit.
Browne and others interested in the
local team will confer with Cal Ewing,
Frank Herman and Cy MOreing on
Tuesday afternoon at the st. Francis
hotel in San Francisco, when it is
likely that the franchise will be
awarded either to San Jose, Bakersfield
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
JOHNSON AGAINST
THE MORMON CITY
"Y0u Can Bet Big Fight viii Be
Held Near San Francisco,
Says Smoky Jack
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-"Salt Lake
City never had chance to get the big
fight. Why. it was never even seri-
ousiy considered. Jeffries does not
want to fight there and neither do 1
You can bet that the big battle will
take place in or near San Francisco
All this Salt Lake talk is rot and made
for advertising purposes. California
for US
This is the way that the black cham
pion sized up the situation and ap-
parently he knows what he is talking
about He arrived this afternoon from
one of his transforming theatrical
trips and after a few DAYS rest here
the champion win start out again with
Joe Cans and the balance of his COM
pany. He has several weeks of work
ahead of him.
''Jeffries and I understood from the
first that the fight would go to San
Francisco or vicinity" continued John
son. Why, California is the only place
to pull it off The authorities will not
interfere. The people out there like the
game because they are used TO seeing
many championship battles every year.
What do they know about fighting
around Salt Lake?
California is the place to get the
money. too. Everybody knows that we
can draw twice as much there as we
can around salt Lake or any of the
other cities that have been mentioned
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
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Entire Nous five years ago. He brought
her TO EmeryVille and had her ready to
race. He was induced to make a
brOodmare out of her and shipped her
last night to Napa stock farm to be
mated with Spreckels' Solitaire IL.
InstalltriX by Brutus. She has been a
great race mare and holds a seven fur
long victory over Lady Irm, holder of
the worlds five and a half furlong rec
ord.
Harry Mack's great little mare Fancy,
holder of three Canadian records and
lately on the sick list from car fever,
is ready to race again and Will probably
accept weights in one of the handicaps
next week. Fancy is a royalty bred
mare and was in William c. Whitney s
stable when she trimmed King James
as , year old. Mack took her from
Weir in a selling race and she has
proved a bread winner since.
Johnny Millin left for Sacramento
last night to look into land deal He
will go into business in the capital
city and keep in touch with the racing
game All of his mares did not go under
the hammer when the good sire Cunard
passed from his farm. He has 10 young
mares left and Will mate them this
year with outside stations. He is much
in favor of Jennings Won Tromp. the
old racer by Ben Brush out of Cinder-
ella, the dam OF Peter Fan, now heene
premier stallion.
Molera & Josephs have shipped five
standard bred mares to their southern
ranch, including the dams of Agitato
and Brilliant Girl Molera went south
to see them properly Installed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09

and as good a to j at the close, was
ready with her flight Of speed and was
never in danger after the first call
Arasee raced out with her around the
turn. but had only enough left in the
fnaI drive TO take handy place from
jeanette NJ. the Bedweu entry Silver
knight was fourth
j. H. Barr was lar away the class
of the year old race, which opened
uhe card. Shilling rode Johnson's colt
under wraps all the way and won gall
Looping by four lengths from Metropol-
itan. The consistent Pride Of Lismore
was a nice third.
Dorothy Ledgett. ridden by Kederis,
and played into favOriusm, galloped
10 an easy victory in the first mile
event Mr.. Bishop was second and
David Warfield third
Tn the other mile race, Jim Gaffney,
well played. ran 10 form and won,
Tapped by John Louis who came from
ele ruCk Nadzu ran a smashing race
from the rear and roOk the show from
ROsevale.
MacManus unbeaten mare had little
10 beat In the closing sprint with Rey
Iindoo and Bellwether scratched. She
led from barrier TO wire and won
pulled up by half a dozen lengths from
Binocular, which had TO go some to beat
the long priced Port Malone for the
show.
Mat REFS first and best bread winner.
has said goodby TO the turf. Refs first
butted into the racing game by buying
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
EARLY TIDE SETS
new TRACK RECORD
Crack Sprinfer Runs Six Fur.
longs in I:I2 Is at Juarez;
Two Jockeys Suspended

JUAREZ, Mex, Jan. S.-Early Tide,
admirably ridden by Rice, easily won
the handicap. six furlongs, feature of
the card at Terrazas park, today. He
also made new track record, clipping
three -fifths of second off the pre-
vious record of 1:12 As. Jockeys Mon
den and Pickens have been suspended.
Their cases are being Investigated.
Two favorites won Summary:
6s4S. FIRST RACE-six furlongs; selling:
odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
% s-iLGeod intent fos 1hicsl ,oo i:aroer;
Time. 1:1S As. Camera. O. W. Kennon, Billy
s sTseG sEe6Np grfAs Edward also Selling
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
% 9-pedro; ie2 Garner .....,............. !
1o.1-Gunston, lO7 (oreery1 ................. 8
Time; 1:4l, Whip Top, Hiacko Mrs. Nugent.
Miss Ida Nibiiek Gull, The stcker Almena
ss45. THIRD RACE-Three furIongs; 2 year
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
ls5 Frank Mullens. 1903 p CHoiIister) ........ i
1-1-steriing, los Qowe) 2
Time, "a Is. iads outdeder Gehtnicht, Sir
Dawn. Captain Bed also ran
5s46. FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin:
Early Tide, l09 (Rice) ................ 1
1l-5-Enfeld, 113 (Garner) ............... 2
6-l-Goidnn, 102 (McCahey) .......,...
Time, l:l2 l-5 Gypsy King, Marchmonet,
also ran.
5s47. FIFTH RAcE-six furlongs; selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
5-1-Dredkin l06 (Rice5 .........1 L
11-5-Llght knight. los tGarner) ............ 2
lo-l-Joe Enrich, Jos tAIoesworth) .....
Time, lib. kiamesha II. Pelleas, Cheswar-
dine, Cotytto Vohoome also ram
os4S. SIXTH RACE-0ne mile; selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight aud Jockey Fin.
51-Lighthouse. l07 (McCahey) .......----.. 1
S-1IAcquia. 103 fBenescotenl .......-... 2
7-1-Apoogize. 103 ramsey ........-....--. 3
Time, 80 80. Wolferton Bolter Engraver,
Ada 0. Walker St kida, also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-09
WANT BASKET BALL GAMES

The Columbia Park boys club now
has three basket ball teams in active
training for the approaching season,
one in the 110 pound class, another in
the 120 and the third in the 145 pound
class. These teams are anxious to
meet any registered amateur teams in
good standing. either in the city or
country. Address Ray Daugherty, ass
Guerrero street.