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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-01
Tawney of Minnesota Attacks
the Plans for a Greater
Navy Program.
HE CALLS 1T A CONSPIRACY
Accuses Ship Builders Of Work.
ing Up a Scare for Their
Own interests.

WASHINGTON, February 2s.-Rep-
resentative Tawney, of Minnesota,
made bitter attack upon the admin
istration's naval program on Saturday
and denounced the talk of war with
Japan as conspiracy to stampede
congress into period of naval ex-
trayagance.
The reports of extraordinary naval
preparations in Japan, he said. were
inventions on the part of the American
ship builders, who wish the country to
become alarmed in the hope that the
government would on its part also un
dertake great ship building policy.
He voiced his strong opposition to
the proposals of President Taft that
America needed to become a leading
naval power, placing the credit for the
Presidents views also on the heads of
the ship builders.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-01
STEAMERS AND PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS

STEAMERS AND PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS
steamship wihemina upon
has been heaed by the solution Of the
non problem mas so~e ana gone hns mere AZ he accommodation
ake up and departing with as many % she can wen take care Of The con
time there good to be
made for the the restrictions the eoastwe Law
os probably ever existed 1t is probably 700 mn 70 expect 'na 'n o
heye heretofore denied the harm that the coaste law has done this American
tho renf situation md S IL - ss rs an Sre Of how American
citizens, tourists shipping held
the application to Hawaii law without idea that would result
in discontinue and loss America and Americans
Honolulu full advertising
Floral enjoyed themselves the
Islands, they have praised paade they have expressed intention of
Honolulu their this during
the advent the mainland being
hand with intention bidding farewell Honolulu for
departing What
they fni That they good many cases. unable to secure any guarantee
that they will be able leave their mainland homes by steamship
only carry cabin
for
Pacific Mail liner sailing March
a one hundred and 6v names Already x weeks ahead Of her sailing
bookings heavy
which sails the liner Alameda
sailing on the same date, are already being bespOken
The Hionn marked sailing lists mail
sail from this ALL but from Kau scheduled to
before reaching Francisco This her
consideration boat relieve the Honolulu congestion especially
a carry tourists.
Thus of six mail of which one the Nvadan which
travel out this for the next month"; equal the
upon
placing splendid
has added slightly the possibility of American boats handling the
o quite an
Many the tourists at present in the city came on foreign steamers via
Passage back for them not be given by the line which brought them
the they
home
having
bookings
condition
and wife remain together addition
other full for the third berth
separated and put into staterooms with strangers
The Floral
The
securing
in
may be
law would help appreciab This
equally
Canadian Pacific
IonoluuSan Francisco Union
would f. & s- u
Eventually, ttradeth
freight from the traffic would American ships
would
British Bermuda
Bermuda
The Canadian Pacific railroad officials
but
build British
such Francisco and Sealef
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-01
A REBuKE.

Editor Advertiser:-It was with con-
siderable regret that read the article
in last Sunday paper credited to one
Josher III. Bluffem. 1 do not know who
Josher II. Bluffem may be, but | do
know that he uses biting sarcasm
where none is called for. The refer
ences to the Bulletin and Star were
not such as are prompted by a char
liable and Christian spirit, and show
all too clearly tendency to mock at
the shortcomings of others.
If you, Mr.. Editor, care to have your
weaknesses made public to the world,
all well and good. The fact that you
talk like Lord Dundreary may with
perfect propriety be told, if you care
to have it, but the spirit of courtesy,
if nothing else, should make you re.
frain from calling attention to the
rather embarrassing pecnliarities of
others. hif Fi9 3
Josher H. Bluffem, in interviewing
the editor of the Bulletin, credits that
gentleman with an "editorial' which
is nothing but arrant rot. Everyone
knows that the Bulletin never publish
ed anything as bad as that. Any fair
minded man must realize that the "edi-
torial'' is exaggerated.
In referring to the Star, your writer
makes one of the reporters say that
the editor has gone to see the directors
in order to ascertain the policy of tho
paper for the week. Do you think such
an insinuation as that quite fair to the
Starr
The shortcomings of others should be
viewed with charity and not made the
excuse of sarcastic comment.
Sincerely yours,
AN OBSERVER.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-01
Hyades Has Wireless.

SAN FRANCISCO, February H.
The steamer Hyades of the Matson
Navigation Company left yesterday
afternoon for Seattle, where she will
undergo some repairs before proceed
ing, March 9th, for Hawaiian ports ON
the triangular run. Last year, while
she still belonged to the Boston Tow
boat Company, the Hyades had two
plates damaged in Alaskan waters.
Phese have not yet been repaired and
it was part of the negotiations that
the former owners should do the work.
Before leaving for the sound the Hya-
des will be equipped with cold stor-
age plant and a wireless outfit. The
Hyades carried 200 tons of cargo for
Hawaiian ports and 100 tons for Seat
tie and Tacoma.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-01
Sierra Replaces Alameda.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 49,
The extensive work which has been
going ON in connection with the over
hauling of the steamer Sierra of tho
Oceanic Steamship Company, is rapid
ly nearing completion. The Sierra is
still on the ways at the Union Iron
Works, and when she comes off il is
declared she will surprise those who
may have the impression that the yos.
sci Is not good sea traveller. In ad.
dition TO having changes made TO her
hull and engine, the steamer has been
rehtted throughout Its passenger ac.
commodatlons. Tho steamer Alameda
OF the Oceanic line will be laid up M.
on her return from Honolulu aud her
place ON the Island run taken by tho
Sierra.
- . sul~nsD saS@AD @sz1.ns sz.a.4D
siitutes a Troublesome phase Of the sit
nation Tor the representatives u large
labor constituencies 10 the house., That
means practically all che representa-
iiles froM city districts. Their cam
paigns for reelection are eomlng on aud
organized labor slll use any roll call
on The Hayes bin ggalusi Il opponents
Representative Hayes has been very
crafty Ia getting tho bin lptO such an
advantageous pNrlilap No not DulY
Introduced 4 hui iva aayf later Wns
ablp iu sol n fayalahiY lslaFied from
saaimliisr, practically ~ d uuanlmons
faif ~ maif uflln9s iinNblr ~ ffot.
laspi huualfll ln Shirley w iit iapp
Hrfr ufttiiut Api apnsTfHiH b ~ bp
hsal1 fIpw s4alp IA 10 Sass galf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-01
STUPIDITY OR aRAFTq

there In the building ordinance is
and
familiar with conditions aud with the knowledge
what be prevented la proper degree potec
ton That ordinance the board super
Yisols for months but h has never been introduced
The ih by
Fs chem 'hfe'br" os been rushed since ui
s onnn was ps prsod responsible
io hf dry lr hur connection brprcn If
h"nl apa o hms that Supplying pmhe hdNpI plumbing material
shq 'u'l lq lf tenement busi T. - shep stupidity san
holding back ilr huilina odnunuf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-01

Every day brings
that Uncle sam Intends
Island Of oahu the Of American military activity The
special message President TAFT Saturday the particulars
which given The Advertiser yesterday, adows
naval advance While le that sooOton bs
20 be mi down for to Pacific with
that before leal wi beslip basshps
tho equal ~ the p poWe Daily grove
brighter with lr certainty ilal Honolulu s eompg Into her
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-01

Whit President fu is piy
Oahu ani l Asia nnd military preparations bore silh
f epfnapss io fouasaion aud nasal yard sas % eomug
mmer meet ALREADY ihf pes rfph uAof has been checked 60
slps fe' sn frsHe lp laAa development that s
fs fisaans 90 lpaalsds nsalF tlsf hf bspa
Hhq Nf Hllaiatg hHg ~ Alp algna3 poHa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-01

~, .ui l'' y e's.sl''l LIE, -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-03-01

nanlff NJ lf photographs irmoiasd paper yesterday 90 lus
Nef M l's Of M ofana " ir iia he rd l Aa,soo ~ h mo
Ae'aw' lew "mf mnar h fn NaHss 81 e
Isoemf We've hegm sni lHnsaasg beFf wpael lf auasp
" msng
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-14
Basket Ball is Here

Football has Just about dropped out
Of sight and in Pensacola basketball
looms up rs the big noise In winter
sports. The city Is promised some
good games in the 7. NJ. c. A. gym
nasium this season.
The 2. N. G. A. basketball league
has been formed and four teams sitt-
ed out Of all available material Many
OF the well-known local players are
represented In the teams and it is ex-
pected that the race will prove a
strenuous one for all, as the old heads
have been divided up among the diff
ferent groups to make room for some
new material and to give them a
show.
From the present outlook. the team
with the most new material has the
edge on the other leayuers on account
OF more faithful practice. However
that remains to be seen.
-Four groups Of players have been
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-14

selected TO battle for the annual
honors this season and the roster
shows many names familiar in local
basketball circles. A list of the par.
ticipating players shows the following
formidable array Of talent:
Lyle, Adams. A. Boyett, r. Boyett,
Barrow, Wells, Morgan, Blount, Van
Horn, Lurton. Leonard, Smith. Wolfe,
Roberts, WEIGH, Wallace, Langford. NJ.
Bell Wilkerson. Brown. Yates. Ara.
lene. Borras, Fickas. Gordon, R. Bell.
There'l be a hot game in the gym.
nasium tonight and possibly a double
header. The teams have not all Sc.
lected names as yet. the RECALLS being
the only team announcing appearance
in uniform but several are expecting
to appear in their special suits soon
"Carwieos" anG "Alagas" viii proba.
bly, be the names OF two Of the other
ccntenders."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-14
HEAVILY PLAYED FAvORlTES
SCORE At kUPFRlAN TRACK

ers cane In the Third race which was
won BY Pinte In driving finish by
just a head, the fayorire, Autumn
Girl, firing in the final fuTlong and
could do no better Than show. The
winner was held at seven to one at
closing time, while opening at six
with fsw takers A few Of the long
shot hunters, however, get IN to
clean I'D 5ut not heavy enough to
make an impression on the layers
roll, the talent getting The bump In
this race.
i TIE spectators are getting hep"
to the fact that The horse drawing rhE
outside position seems to have slight
lunch on the rest OF the field for the
crack H. betEsr near taAl outside fence
berg more drll. Yesterday five Of
the six winners were started on the
outsida the Only horse in that posi-
ton net to get IN the money being
Blanche Frances, tie latter running
in very poor fern
One of the pleasing features Of the
day was the impressive win of Louis
Katz in the closing number, the black
two-year-old colt showing his heels to
a coed field Of all ages in the last six.
teenth to score easily, making it two
wins il the last two times out The
colt was heavily backed, causing the
bcokies TO rub from IL to to eight
to FIVE. Golden Castle, "a second
choice in this race. looked q sure win.
ner at the stretch when A. Burton
sent his mount to the front but only
ran forwardly for sixteenth, the win
ner coming up in the closing half fur
long to draw away. Golden Castles
determined bid in the stretch was
viewed with considerable alarm by
the hackers OF Louis Katz, but the
tension was soon relieved for the col.
was running with much in reserve
throughout.
In the opener, Ike Cohen was sent
to the front shortly after the break,
maintaining a commanding lead
throughout, easily stalling off Black
Domino a furlorg from the finish, the
latter coming up with speedy rush
but vas firing, which gave Anderson
a CHANGE to slip IN for the place, beat.
ing out Black Domino by a head. An.
derson was prominent the entire trip
and finished fast. Lucky Mate. in the
closing furlong, looked best, wearing
down the leaders fast, but was the
victim Of an Indifferent ride which
proved costly. Hatchiecoon, the me
dunn Of quite plunge, disappointed
the talent sorely. English Esthe.
was never serious, being shuffled back
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-14
Food For Baseball Fans
Picked Up Here And The

Jimmy Archer, the Chicago Ma.
tionals' catcher, at present In Buffalo,
will leave soon for California to take
charge Of dozen young pitchers that
have been ordered to report at Man
ager Chances ranch on January l.
Archer will coach them till the season
opens He will laave Buffalo soon
after the holidays.
Chubby Manser, who goes from Jer-
sey city 20 Rochester through Brook
Ign. is delighted with the prospect ct
Joining the Ganzelites. Chubby has
the nak!ngs Of q big. leagEor, and
pitched consistent ball for the lowly
Skeeters last year.
II Ty Cobb stays in baseball until
ke is 80 years old, whica % SIX years
oence, he will be Independently
wealthy. He will have made fortune
out Of baseball In less than ten years
ane yet had Ty broke into the game
fifteen years ago he would have had q
hard time making as maych In five
years as he does now in one. In the
days when Hughey Jennings was in
his prime, things were different The
stars OF the Baltimore team, after
Winning two pennants. had to hold
out to hsve their salaries increased
from $2,40e tc $4,000. Today most
any sort Of a recruit coming into fast
company gets that much salary. There
were no baths In the rooms at the
hctei, either, In those days: no taxi.
cabs or buses to carry the players
and their grips from the depot. and il
was not the first class hotels that
housed the players. The players con
citIons have been materially i'm.
proved, but It Is decidedly question
able Il the game has. The spirit which
existed in those days has changed.
Then players Of different teams were
real rivals aud the games were for
blood.
Il is only the love OF the game that
gets Manager Bert Conn. Of the Johns
town team. back on the diamond each
year, as he 10 interested with his
father and brother In 9 big livery
stable business In Philadelphia that
pays him much better than baseball
Conn Is an ex-Oriole.
Mr.. Hodges has protested against
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-14
elvE WINNERS PICKED BY THE
TALENT, WHILE A LONG SHOT,
WEEL PLAYED, ADDED TO THE
DI9MAY o. THE LAYERS-A
LARGE. CROWD At THE TRACK.


\ Five heavily backed favorites to
ocore ana one horse held at long ODDS.
but played for q good thing. getting
home, set the big crowd at Kupfrian 5
bark yesterday IN nne humor, but the
layers were not. quite so Joyful over
lho day'k. proceedingsf or the play on
each choice vsa 90 heavy that when
IN the winning tickets had been
lashed in there was quite hole cut
n their bank rolls
4 a well balanced card with each race
oseming TO have q. real good thing en-
tered served to attract q large number
q PansaculA's Yseing enthusiasts so
he plant enjoyed one OF the best
Gays Of the meeting. Speculation
also picked mp considerable and mas
6uch as most OF the coin wagered
~ returned to the talent with good
interest and the card for today is
fnJly mp to the, average and in spots
some better than usual. another large
delegation Is expected out today for
. return arrangement with the books.
Quite q surprise was sprung In the
year-old gray ally made Z show Of her
laid to Win It ave to ave after being
backed down from an opening price
AZ six to one. The layers aid not
i've the ally much consideration when
hey opened for businAss In the sec.
end. cogisiderfuS her past perform
Ances, 90 in consequence chalked up
1iberal odds against her chances OF
winning, but soon started q general
rubbing bee for the tip was sent
Ground that the gray ally was right,
- concentrated plunge was started
ca her. Mollie Mos opened the choice
1t even money. but went up to to 1,
when the plunge on the winner
9tayted.
\ IN the very frst race good thing
kaS put over when C. Pryor sent Ike
Cohen to the front never to be beaded
The talent clesned up considerably on
ne but his price remained steady at
41-7 to I for Enslish Esther and
Royal Lady came In for good play.
oe1A anishine out Of the money. -
Blow TO Form Players.
Tha hardest blow TO the form play
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-14

the proposed increase in the ST.
| baseball license to $40 4 Gay.
st. Louis owner has q plausible
! for his objection. Ee axplaini
some days the 4,owns fail &c ]
| $50 at the gate
Jimmy McAIeer. the shrcwd
ger Of the Washington SenatnrI
stop st nothing within Teaa
siren gthen his team fc- next
| McAieer is reported as having Fl
that be was ready 20 break up Oh
tbe best batteries n tne game
can gain aided strength by SO d
| Charley Street Is the indiv1
mentioned by McAleer whom ID
resdy to trade to aug club which
. offer hin scratching worth wa!lez
exchange. Street Is consid cred
OF the aest Eacgstcps ID the 81
ana Is Inc ,1aly receiver who
/ handle Walter Jnhnson's .dell
without a faw-
Tho Soston Red Sox seem &C
the inonlenept II a swap for StE
President Join Taylor, OF ths
CLUB, is said to ave oyered Pitd
Joe Wood and catcher Bill Carr!f
for DcAleer's sterling catcher.
Aieer g nov considering the 1:atIl
Old Cy You1gs rating III the pit.
| ing averages fer the past season ofsI
some food for thought. TIE grss1
veteran won seven and lost ten CAD
during the l9c9 season. This
been one Of the most disastrous
sons IN YouIg's long career on |
| dianon
A. White Sex uniform viii: probaI
garb Jake Stahi. Businessman Of |
! red Sox, who says he has quiz l
game IN order to attend to his bal
ing work in Chicago. Presidec. T,
lor, OF the Eesrons. says they c
have Stahl II lie can get Pitcher
two from the Chicago club. The be
leader will probably will probably
consider II he finds that he can p]
in his home town
Jlggs Donohue, ex-White Sox q
baseman, and who played at the
! tial corner for Washin gton during I
season Of 1909. is another ret:I
athlete who would come back" Do
hue's optics have been ailine b
| since the wind.up of the 1903 ra
Upon the advice OF An expert ocul
Dcnohue submitted to treatment
law sopi AAS5s 81 A.s duQ uS uOw tulQ
that can play the fjrst bag as
gore.
On the way to the health res,
Donohue incidentally spilled a &
words in regards to the White 81
Jiggs said that the secret OF /,
Chicago American League teams g
cess up to two years ago was due
| the fact that harmony prevailed
| the ranks throughout the campaiz,
As soon as internal rows cropped
the club went to pieces. and Mana,
! Hugh Duffy 10 now striving to rec.
struct the once formidable outfit.
Bobby Byrne, the midget third ba
man OF the Pirates, Is still hobbli
around on crutches In St. Louis as |
result ct recent operation on |
right foot. Blood poisoning set In q
t1!ttle Bobby was kept indoors for
few weeks. The star player is on ,
mend and expects to discard the wa
| ing sticks IN a week or so.
Jack Rowan, the burly pitcher
the Phillies, acquired in the gigan
| swap with the Cincinnati Reds,
laid up with damaged right arm
the result OF an accident In Dayt,
Ohio Rowan was riding on a tand,
motorcycle and the machine bumr
into pedestrian, tossing Rowan a
his companion from their sea
Rowan's pitching hand was injur
but not broken.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-14

Roberts,. Fla,ns. 'Knip" Smith and
Lung Runs' McLain: F1ops. Baby"
Forbes and Sister, Marston.
The schedule: Films We. F1ams.
Dec. Is: Flams VS.. Flops. Dec. 20;
Flops VS.. Films, Dec. 20; Films vs..
Flams, Jan. 2; Flams VS.. Flops. Jan
5: Flops vs.. Films, Jan. 8; Films vs.
F1ams, Jan. 10; Flams vs. Flops, Jan
16; Flops VS.. Films, jan 10.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-14

rpnnns in ha rlous and wen
zen Castle d-s.ec faaey
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-14
BOWLING LEAGUE
IS ORGANIZED

4 bowling league has been organ
tSed In the intermediate division of
the boys department Of the 7. N. G.
A. Three teams constitute the league
with two on q team. The teams are
lined up as follows:
Films, tIguatins" Boyett and Doc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-14
De ChfIiuns.

De ChiIluns.
Des time dey hears de winter win
eroun' de house albumin.
Dey gettin' ready fer de dreams about
de Christmas comm.
DEFY sees de holly berries red. de col.
denrod a-sunnin',
An hears de RENDERS on de shed
1cng 'ro' der time for runnin'.
An day an night dey'll count de days
TIL Christmas hons is BLOWN.
Fer III chillu1s-dey knows mo- than
what de grown folks kzcwin',
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-14
WILL LAUNCH
CAUCUS TODAY
VESSEL HAS BEEN ovERHAuLEp
AT THE NAVY YARD AND WILL
RESUME DREDGING ON THE
BAR THIS AFTERNOON

The dyedgs Caucus. which has been
on the dry dock at the navy yard for
several days. IS ready for launching
this morning. She has been given q
tharough overhauling AMI scraping,
and as soon as launched Will proceed
up to the city and coal Then she
will proceed down the ha-bor and re-
sumo dredging On the bar.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-14
The Correct Time

to stop cough or cold is Just as soon
as 1t srarts-then there will be no
danger Of pneumonia OF consumption.
Just a few doses of Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup taken at the start will
stop the cough. If it has been run.
ming on for sometime the treatment
will be longer, but tbs cure Is sure.
AL druggists.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-14
ThSr She Left.

Nistress-Anna, I found a cake OF
scap il a bowl Of water. When you
wash your hands taxa out the soap
and empty the bowl
1T isn't me, mum. I've not wsshed
me hands since I've been here"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-14

If you have anything r.
sell; it you wish to buy an
thing, advertise in The Jour
nails Want Columns.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-24
Nov slovenski list.
menjak SIS.

V Zagoriu oh Saw je priGel IL
haiati nov SlovcnSki Strokovni list
"a rudarie in premogarie. Move
mu listu jc imc ''Rudar" in je
glasilo SLOW. Strokoyno organizi-
ranih unijskih rudaricv in pre-
mogarjcv Y Avstriji. Unijski ru-
darii in premogarii V Avstriii no
do dobivali list obvczno. "'Rudar''
bo shaial trikrat ma mcscc. Ma
roCnina znaSa "a cello Ieto Stiri
krone. Naslov uredniStva in IL
p~ravniStva je: "Rudar" Zagorje
oh Saw. Avstrija.
Zopet nov bojevnik "a pravice
tlacenih delavcev. Mi ga pozdrav-