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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-05

Itoo. Maaife at Oplpsningen alorig
bouoe itoaet beiere iblonot Dem emo
bo. men Sc foritoo BOG fife, boao
Der tieute til oeres 6reO.
Oa / ben iioite Del al oct A.
Beers tiger ban, of Oe life fenOte
oeres 9eieoeIies 8iO."
Get par ierIie bette tote Orb,
ieg piloe forisae at iiae ltot ON !
aften: 0,ot on fenote bin 9eiBgeI'
ieS SiSl
Seq oil fsrit Iioe Iibt fl De trO-
enbe ON bette OrO.
Teo 3onfen paa oS, iom tror padr
Serren, piloe iee iiee: .. at ri
mnotte fen6e Dor 9eisaelies Ef0i
Oct er un9ateliot at set er en-
aenosgernina, ion al Siitorie be-
biier, at Ser Tor Sen frtitne Me-
nigbeo neO aennem 5iOerne bar
p9ret oa er iprifilte 9eisaelies.
fiber.
Sea nnar no fra, at ale 5 fro.
en0e err eni9e meo MIG Der. Sea fun.
De 10 taee frem Gfsempler fra air.
febiftorien oe beoiie, at oer bar
p9ret Cher for 2onoe og 5olf meo
-
inrIiae 9eisaeliestioer, 9ioer, buor
@uO poo en- un6erbor MnaSe bar
oeret npr, men ieo anor 10 fra, at
pi er eniee.
Men Der iio6er eonife pit mango
plore ariitne. iom flyer: nOgion
iee bar / aorenes 2sb opieoet og
let iprIiae geisaeliestiber i6lanot
port 6olf, bnorom BET anar an at
BRUCE ct ioaoont llStrpf = 6errens
gono pon en- ierifilt Manoe bar
billet ooer 6oriamlinaen.
Nen bar ni life o9ioo TN o. on
opIeoet TiSer, bbor oct feubtes ioo
bnnrot oo inn bsOt aItiammen boor
oct BAR onnifeligt at finoe en- enfelt
SieI at beOe inmmen meO, bOor oct
bar oanifeIiet at fin0e en-, iom Ser.
rem pirfeIig boo6e beis9t.
Roor set MI er %iaaIeoes, boao Be.
tpoer oct ga life Tor os ionr tro.
enoe, at ri maatte fen6e | 5nuoheo,
noor tSerren er n9r.
Oct Itaor life / Dor Maat OF Be.
femme 6isIe Sioer, oct lager fife
inferior bort OmrnoSe at bringe
9risaeIiesti0er ira Serren,
Oct er | aft 8nlo nit Spn: Meu.
neifer fnn beitemme baoSe 8pfteI.
iesmsoer 90 oft onoet, men set er
@iio, iom beitemmer 9pffeIie. oe
ON Ser er nogen. Der ifaI 6lioe ooft.
Sea bar nGret til Wsoer. bpor
Wenneifer bnpbe beItemt 8rffelie,
men Ser man9Iebe intet nnoet END
= @pffelie.
Ger bar iee tnnft: De oiIoe oet
aerne men oet Ino life / orres
Wagt.
iii on6re 5iber bar set upret
BELT onoerIebes. Serren par ia npr.
Oroet ino lepenoe, Ionoen ioo mp1.
tie, at npiten al WooItano par iom
bii1oen.
5 Rlbre ariitne, 5 peo, boor set
er berIiet at opIeoe ioa6onne Cher.
Wen ies oil fiae oct iom min Or.
farin9: gi foritaar oct iiatoent. fsr
bet er 9naet forbi.
Der par Sioer. 6por bi fun6e beSe
meo Si9le opernlt. 9et bar, iom ON
Serren bar enoet foron, og oe Ito6
blot og penteoe pnn Dor SipIp. Den
ieg bar olbrig BELT ioritooet set,
Tom iee bliroe oa ifuIbe.
Raar ieg oa bar facet oplebet an.
Ore Gage, be6et til @ro oq qooet
til @sber oo toIt. oq giort aft
Del, ieg funoe, for Of forfpnoe ari.
itus, og inn fun6t, at oct par BELT
iimuIigt at foa EN- Sinl | 5oIe, 6a
peb Serren beoit, buor mango @anee
ieg bar gr9bt oe life fitnnet iope
ON @ntten meo Tonfen pao, at ba
8agen bar, sior6e ieo life, bDoo iee
funoe.
5por mango er Der at ier, Iom
tror pan Serren, n6en at z, ndar Z
ier tilbage pnn Tioenb mon Tiae. o,
ON ieg boooe bruat ben sio. ba
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-05

49,
ooenn9unte iie ira aanoeIi9t umpn-
oiee Silitonoe, bpor mar life o m
gsrn er opIerte | ariItenoom, oe
buor man oerfor JON noflen peo i'm
geffeIie eonife b~ogitaoeliat itoar
pna geeDnoeIes to6fet
Scr ioooanne Si9le = og ielnfel.
gelia fan De meme oct | fulo g@r.
IiebeO = egner De nmeritonife gef-
feIiesionge JIG iiffert gonife. Den
ieg taeer pitt life fell, naar iea
antooer, at bnrneoebte og / ariiten-
Ipren inospeoe Nenneifer, Der maa.
ife forIoo Gaetens Gin oe 5orbolo,
oeO oeres 5~ilbaeefomit, boor Ben
bunereuoe SieI iseer RetteIie 0 g.
ola oeo aon0eIie Gang, fun gan.
ife fort Gio bill funne bape NOT, fun.
ne uirfelie finoe, bpoo De ieeer, ueo
bine Sange.
Ger er, ipnes mig, en- eeen 2iebeo
| 0isie Snnge me0 en- Wooers Bug.
geione: ogisielnne, oisieluaelo =
eentooet til inmme iimple Zone inc.
til, = ia, in6til Barnet ioDer, og
itun0om for S~ifferbeos SfpIo enooo
IiOt l9ngere.
s Rr. ia hinges ofom biem"
benpeO 30 @aiee. Os itsnt forfat.
tet at en- Roromono, er Ben DOG
opienlie nmerifonif. 80 @nnee er
Oo p%irtelia for meeet al BET go6e.
5 Rr. f39 hinges ooil on eaa~ %
@anae. = 6or nh at peee pan,
bborleoes @entageIier uSfsres poa
rietig 0onif MoaOe, iaa oct life er
trGttenoe, foroi @entaoeIien fun
finoes / eet gers, ie Hr. 1871, Der
nefsles Der / bnert Beers. Snnoon
burOe bet alto o9re.
5orsprigt ma oct oiitnof inorem.
MISE, at ogiaa meO 9enipn til Sonee
og MeIooier fan Smag oe 9ebag
n9re forifellig.
5 Dor Sfole9eoeraii beo set ON
9lmerifa: Alt 9uor fremao / oe
nor6amerifanife 5riitoter." Dor
2prer gernaote itaOig / Ipnpil6 BE-
sefitrine. noar 5alen por ON bin
oiounoerIige nne ger0en, bpor
9uerne iteete i 9uften flsi."
So, miiffertl of eanr fremoo-oe
BET / mere emo cen 5enieenoe. 9ipei
msOer meo itaoie npe Broblemer,
Tom Menneifer maa brp6e gon6e
pao, npe @aooer, Der mac uogrun.
bes, npe Hegneitpffer. Der ifal no.
arbeioes, npe llOipn, iom mac plan.
Iaeaes.
Ger er iaaleoes eet Spsrgsmool,
ION / Senne lib tr9nger iig inc
pnn nosIe at os: ann ma fomme
tilbaee til noget, iom man life /
5oroeien bar fiernet fig irn2
5orrige SsnOne ino iee / Ell itor
og i'm og pr9gtig airfe. Ger bar
iaIot meo anOeatiee (oog, Oct er
ieg life belt iiffer paa) Gilberere,
tbi grpiten par, iagoe gpens tore
Blade, a~oecioeoIp populpr. Og bper
Gang, ban ~ifubbeoe en- al fine be-
remte, tueeggeOe gittigbe0er al Sta.
belen, off Der iom en- baooe ipnlig
og bsrlig gslgebrusning benoper
oct Sau Of aniieter, Der breote iig
10 ioran BAN. Man imilte til bin.
an0en. niffeoe lit Snmtnffe. ia. Ell
Gar pngre Meno loo oct en6og pp.
re Zig JON en- 9eresioe poa Ste0et
at neoteene Bitten | oeres 9omme.
bigger, inn' oerpna meo beunorenoe
alnerfenoelie op til 0en itore 6proe,
iom ON De meS Oeres gliffe oiloe
tilfen0egine BAN, at bette pnr bog
enonu oct imnrteIte, De nogsn SinOe
bapoe bert. Og glomiterne poa
gamernes "pieture.hatS" niffeoe oe
boppeoe og ioinoeoe op og neO, no
og iH0, ina bet funoe is no, iom ON
ielu be fanOt ben heIe a%nretning
liaefrem itorartet.
s bette Menneifemploer lao Ser
en- fife, eniom gise meo nebilagne
Zine. Sun niffeoe til ineen, imi.
le0e til inaen, on inaen heller til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-05

6penine al bans sdanO. bem9rfer
%. 6. S.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-05

lDoer0e Gel al staten california.
Oct blioer eenneminitligt li0t ooer
500. 900 acres bper, ioet oeres iam-
Ieoe @ienOom u0gsr oner Is Weilio-
ner Acres. CALIFORNIA; belle areol
er noeet ooer 81 Miaioner acres.
gf 0isie Sol fanr man ct 8eereb
ON 0e ubDre gi0oer / bette 9ono,
oq mar fan fife Io0e npre meo at
I snife, at oisie 35 Wenos gieil-
BONNIE maatte blioe uoitpfteoe til
Stem for Suiinoer % Niaioner.
Men Sen Sio tommer pei ogiaa NOT
Mon taler unoertioen ON at San.
oct mart er ooerbefoIfet. Nen Der
ifaI iifferliet bengno longe Sioer,
fer Ser bliner for mango 5olf / De
5oreneoe Stoter = oct oil iige:
bbis 2an0et 6liber eiort tilg9nge-
Iigt for De tore Sfarer, Der gniter
at boiette zig iom 9an0meno. Soor
tafnemmelige buroe ri life ppre for,
at Sub eennem 5ioerne bar be-
naret en- bel og itor g~eroensoel. for
at De iiloieitfsote Slpgier life ifuI-
le mangle noeet, men booe NOT og
baoe ooerflsoigt. Get er fun Spn0,
at ian ubpre S~trpfninser, bnaoe /
Californian og ! andre Stater, ifal
eies al faa NenO, Der 10 / HegIen
fun fan benptte 9on0et til @rps-
gang for oeres umaaoelige Sioroer.
5 California fan Ser, iom fegel,
meo Iiot ltOI9e oe 4nitreneelie.
ifoffes 8ono til @ele til oft set
2ono ser fan 0nrfes, og Chen pil
ogioa fomme, 0n life alene guro-
pas, men 2ititaternes tore Sfarer
oil itrsmme til bet iolrige geiten.
bpor Sen frugtbare Sor0 penter paa
at belgnne flinfe SRnoer meo 81.
pets Sfotte og geliignelier. %
8eIten begpnoer aQereNe at fomme
til lin Get. Oct pier fla nemlig, at
meo Sen Miuion 9~nn0bohiem, Der
! De ii0ite 10 4nr err oprettet / De
6orene0e Stater, Dor De peitlige
Stoter fanet en- Torsgelie al n9iten
100 Erocent; meoens 5orsgslieG
for nogIe al Sc sitlige Staters Geo-
fommen6e, fife itoo beiere emo 10
groeent. Get OperrisIingsiriteIR
iom man Toe ienere Aar ian it9rft
bar isgt at uopifle. uil inoen len.
&c gre Str9fninger f~ilgnngeli1e.
bpis Stsrrelie iaar 1anfen til At
ipimle.
IeIgen6e 9iat, ser iiges at p0re
i~frepet al Den amerifanife 3ietcr
garlop for ooer 100 aar iiSen.
~in6ebol6er en- m9rfelig 6remtios.
profeti iom set fife oil ifn0e Sen mn,
lenen6e SIpgt at Ipie. 9igtet inoe-
boloer = til 5ro6s FOR bets itore
ltregelmpsiiabeo meget Der er
tint oe flint, og ieg tror at bet oil
gIeoe 9pieren:
o5or mango @ooer tnffer jee 6nm
Sra boem 2piet fommer, I
Oe Heenen og 0uegen,
90 Den beGige 9nisfrnft;
9ieH for inaen mer END for ben,
st ban LOB mig ie0es Der
5 bette 2nn6.
Som SeIperus oogter.
Gen 6eaige Dngling,
Oper bois Ssie
Gen f~lareite Stierne tinorer.
Ser, bpor ben bpiOe Geoer
9npper ! 9elgerne
De neob9ngenoe @rene;
6oor 8inranfer ilpnge iig
Me0 bre0e glnOe
unoer 9latonernes Stag,
Soor be oeiligfte Roi.r
s tuiinonis
9lomitre I Sfooen.
Og boor uta1ige 5ugle,
alpSt / gnrpur os Sub,
6logre iom Bier,
Deb lette Singer,
& Qre0s ON gfomIterne.
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class matter.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-04
LEADERS STILL
DESERVING LINK
Only English Democratic Paper
FIouts Him - Candidates
Will Not Help Him.

Although the correspondent Of an af.
ternoon paper pictures the tour of L. L.
McCandless through the Big Island as
one grand triumphal procession, those
on the ground who are in better posi-
tion to Judge than the travelling writer
announce that McCandless has sue.
eeeded in alternating practically every
responsible supporter he ever had.
Prominent Democrats, who have borne
the heat and burden of the fray for
their lost cause in past campaigns, have
left McCandless in disgust at his demo-
gogie tactics. his appeals to prejudice
and the impossible promises he makes.
The only English Democratic paper in
the Territory, the Hawaii Herald, has
come out fatty against the Democratic
candidate for congress. When it is re,
membered that this paper is partly own
ed by ID. Metzger, who is Democratic
candidate for the senate, the fact be.
comes all the more significant. Metzger IS
running mate for the senate is Make
kau, and he, too, is out squarely
| against McCandless
In its last issue, the Herald makes it
plain where it stands in the following
| EDITORIAL:
'The attempt being made by McCand-
less to take credit for the passage of
the Organic Act amendments is one of
the most interesting matters ever
brought before the voters of this Ter
ritory. McCandless, in trying to steal
from Kuhio the praise which the work
of the latter has called forth from the
people Of the Territory, is showing him.
self to be weaker than ever his worst
enemies have stated, Having had intro.
duced bill in congress through Repre-
sentative Gambler which was so mani
testify inadequate that its introducer
was forced to apologize for it in the
house of representatives, having tried
to influence the house committee to take
up ideas which were absurd in the ex-
treme, having done absolutely nothing
in Washington which helped Hawaii, he
now wishes to claim the credit of doing
the verythings which he opposed with
might and nam. And such & man would
be delegate to congress from Hawaii
"In making fight on immigration
| McCandless has alienated from the
Democratic party practically every man
in the Territory Of strength who would
| 49,
the legislature. The candidates for the
county positions, however, not being
concerned in this question, have stayed
with the party. When the Democratic
party of Honolulu is forced to place in
nomination such nonetity as Riven
burgh (whose chief duty has been tC
tell Mayor Fern when he should wear
tan shoes and when patent leathersl fol
the senate, and has given him fit run
ming mate in Major Wolter, they have
reached low ebb in politics. The rea
son of such nominations was that mer
of the stamp of Colonel Mccarthy, mer
of integrity and sterling worth, woulC
not for moment perjure themselves be
fore the people by supporting plat
form of anti-prosperity, or stultifying
their political standing through follow
ing such leader in campaign Of
which the keynote, from its start OIL
this island, will be Misrepresentation.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-04

tant, if ever there was one. He made
up his mind to sell his life dearly, and
he did.
The Chinese, too cowardiy to carry
through an attack on a house defended
by such a man, sent for their Boxer
allies. Pitkin, sheltered behind mat
tress, fred from window, and almost
at every shot Boxer fell. All through
that day the rifle of the lone American
barked defiance, and all through the
day the Boxer army, more than thou
sand strong, halted in indecision, un-
able to muster the courage to storm a
fort so vigorously held. Miss Morrill,,
kneeling behind the improyised- barri-
eade, bore a share in the defense by
keeping the rifles loaded but Miss
Gould, who had a weak heart, died
from the shock Of the days long hor-
rOr.
At sunset a Boxer took advantage Of
the falling light to climb unobseryed
into the branches of a tree, and from
that eoign Of vantage fired upon Pitkin
with a shotgun, wounding him terribly
in the side. Not until the missionary
lay helpless and bleeding did the Box.
ers dare 10 rush the barrieades. The
dying defender was literally hacked to
pieces by the Infatuated mobi but they
had bought their victory dearly, for
twenty dead Chinese lay piled before
the mission station rs q result Of the
American unerTing aim, and twleo
that number win carry mementoea Of
his markamaushlp 30 the grave, The
remaining missionary, Miss Morrill,,
..ras eaFFfaA la frIuuuh IA fha tauulN
where the Boxers had fhalf hoadquar'
tors riikln'a one mistake, many have
since thought WAS That be failed 20
shoot her "a hfsf hnt che was luekiel
than most women missionaries eapiulei
dnfag he Boxer uprising they be.
heaaei boz the neat day
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-04
WHIPPING POST
BADLY NEEDED
0Id-Fashioned Institution Sug-
gested for the Brutal Hus-
bands and Fathers.

The revival of the oldfashioned
whipping post for the correction of bru-
tai fathers, husbands and other sup
posed natural protectors of women, is
being seriously considered by the exec
utive officers, of the Humane Society
and of the Associated Charities as the
best cure for some of the deplorable
conditions chat prevail in Honolulu.
1t is often stated that there are no
cases of dire poverty in Hawaii, that no
matter how poor the people may be,
they are always assured of living.
That this is not so appears from the
report of Mrs. A. G. Jordan, manager
of the Associated Charities of Hawaii.
Mrs. Jordan in her report for October
states that the total receipts of the
society for the past month have been
$1051 and the expenditures $s62.55. Re
garding the work she says:
"The manager receives much assist.
ance in her work from the nurses at
the Palama Settlement. These devoted
young women make daily visits in the
tenements and poorer quarters of the
city; and report any case of restitution
Summing for mere curiosity's sake, is
not to be commended, but am sure
that if some of our women at ease and
men, as we'll, were to make a round OF
calls with a nurse, or the manager OF
the Associated Charities, they would
have a better understanding of the con
dition of their less fortunate brother!
and sisters, and be ready to share theil
good things, as well as more contenteC
in the pheasant places in which theil
'lives have been cast
t'Many kind friends have brought
clothing, so acceptable to those wht
only seem able to earn enough for food
to keep body and soul together. On
friend donated erockery-plates are {
luxury in many of the so-called homes
such honest
"The Strangers Friend Society 7
beds at the hospital have been in grea
demand. all of them having been occu
pied most of the time.
"The executive officer of the Human
Society and the manager of the Asso
ciated Charities come in contact witt
so many cases of drunken and bruta
| fathers, husbands and sons beating ant
| abusing the women and children who's
protectors they should be, that the.
have arrived at the conclusion that th
old.fashoned whipping post would be
good corrective.
"Five dollars is the annual member
| ship fee, payable either to the manage
or to tho treasurer, Mr.. Geo. Fuller.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-04
.MATSON ABANDONS
PRESENT WHARF
Old HaCkfeld Dock Shed viii
Now Be Heightened for
the Company.

Matson Navigation Company has
completed negotiations with the dc.
partment of public works, whereby the
shipping concern acquires a preference
right to the use of the old Hackfed
What for the use of all its steamers and
other vessels, and when the wharf is
placed in condition the present Matson
wharf win be turned back to the gov.
eminent, and its use may be acquired
by the Inter-Island company.
The Hackfeld wharf was used by the
Pacific Mail and t. X. X. boats unit
the Alakea wharf was completed, when
the local agents took over that wharf
abandoning the old Hackfeld one.
The shed on the Hackfeld wharf is
three hundred and fifty feet long al
present. The shed viii be rebuilt and
nine hundred feet, which will carry il
more than half way to the roadway
The whole wharf will be newly foored
to expedite trucking, and the whole
wharf will be put in shipshape condi
ton. Offices will be built in AND
equipped with telephone service ant
lavatOrles. The approach 10 tine wharl
win be properly lighted, so that Their
will be no danger, as in the past, in tn,
absence of lights.
All the vessels of the Matson flee
will dock at the Hackfeld wharf, whicl
will be ready in about two months TIL
shed will be long enough so that tw,
steamers may be alongside the whar
and all cargo may be discharged int
covered space. The Wilhelmina is fou
hundred and fifty feet long and the ,Lur
line four hundred and thirty, but bot
of these vessels will be able to la.
alongside the wharf at one time ant
cargoes on both be worked simulta
neously.
The freight on the Matson steamer
has increased so rapidly that the pres
emit Matson shed has become too SINAI
to work it satisfactorily. The Hack
field wharf is equipped with oil pipe
lines, so that the Matson steamers car
| fill the fuel tanks there while working
cargo, thus saving much time, although
| to take on sugar they will have to shift
to the railroad wharvess
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-04
ASKED TO KEEP
POLITICIANS OUT
OF settlement

A wireless, received at Republican
headquarters yesterday from Chairman
Baldwin of the Maui committee, advised
against requesting President Mott-Smith
of the board of health 20 issue permits
to candidates to address voters at the
settlement on Molokai. candidate Not
ley of the Home Rule party had con-
ference yesterday forenoon with Chair.
man Atkinson of the Republican central
committee with reference to the pro-
posed visit to the settlement, and at
its conclusion Motley stated that Mr..
Atkinson was then waiting for advices
from Maui as to whether they wished
to make campaign there. Motley,
personally, wished to make the visit.
Information from the Kuhio party in
Hawaii, received yesterday, was to the
effect that while at Honomu sanitary
inspector attended the meeting of the
Republicans and made several nasty re-
marks about Kuhio and his nationality.
The man was considerably under the
influence of liquor and not altogether
responsible for what he said; otherwise
the inspector might have received
solar plexus from the Prince, who does
not hesitate to take personal drastic
measures with such interrupters.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-04
RHEUMATISM THE MOST COMMON
CAUSE OF SUFFERING.

Rheumatism causes moro pnln and
suffering than any other disease, for
ihe reason that Il is the most common
~ all He, and Il h certainly crafty.
lng 10 sufferers 10 know that Chamber
lain = Pain lialm viii Afford relief and
make resi- aud sleep possible. ln many
cases Tue relief from pain, which is a
iTst temporary, has become permanent
f0f saie bY all dealefa heasea, smith
a Co.. Lfd4 agents fef iinHaii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-04
DEATH PUTS STOP
TO MANS FLIGHTS

METZ, October 2.-Aviator Haas has
met death flying from Treves to this
city.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-04
Kuhio's MAJORITY.

Au1O'b haJUL1Ly'
Again, editorially, the former Demo
cratic paper says:
cit is safe to say that the majority
which Kuhio will carry this island in
the November election will be far larg
err than that of two years ago. There
has been considerable dissatisfaction ex
pressed on this island with the admin
istration of Governor Frear, but when
such statements have been made they
have cOntrasted the work of Kuhio with
that of the executive. The Delegate
has done more for this island during
the past year than any of his friends
here even hoped to see him accomplish
An instance Of this is the appropriation
obtained for the local federal building
which was totally unexpected by loca
people till the news that the public
building bill had passed the house will
the local provision was received by
wireless. Kuhio is strengthening him
self continually and the strongest kind
of an endorsement Of what he has done
will be heard when the votes are count
ed in November
Democratic Boss Shakes Him.
David Ewaliko, Democratic editor Of
the Kilohana, a Hawaiian paper, Demo
cratic candidate for county clerk o.
Hawaii and popularity known as "boss'
of the Big Island Democrats, is on
against McCandless. He refuses to sup
port him and is working against him.
M. @. de Mello, of Kona, who hal
long led the unterrifed in that district
is another who has renowned McCand
less and all his works.
Kaniho is one prominent friend whom
McCandless has left. Kaniho got Q
thousand dollars lately from McCand
less and he may be worth the price.
McCandless' One Admirer.
The Democratic leader has one arden
admirer on Hawaii, this being the
special correspondent Of the Evening
Bulletin. For example, this beautiful
bit of slush appeared from him in yes
terday's edition of that paper:
One of the most catching things
that MeCandleas did during his tour
OF the island was the distribution
OF campaign badges to the people
lie was always ready to jump down
from the machine 10 give his cam.
paign badges 70 the passersby. This
kind act on bis part made a big
impression on the people.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-04
MET DEATH IN
QUTYS PATH
Harvey Elder Died Yesterday
From Injuries Received in
Los Angeles Outrage.

Especial Despatch to The Advertiser.)
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2.-Churehill
Harvey.Elder, formerly city editor of
The Pacific Commercial Advertiser, Ho-
nolulu, died here yesterday morning at
half past seven from injuries received
in the explosion of the Los Angeles
Times building.