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New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
WALDoRF-AsToRIA SEEKS RELIEF

On the application OF the Waldorf-As-
tOria Hotel Company Justice Newburger
yesterday issued a writ Of certiorari under
which the Board of Taxes and Assessments
must on November produce its books and
other records in court TO show why the as
sessment placed on the hotel cOmpany's
property should not be lowered. In its
petition for the writ the hotel company
declared the assessment TO De excessive and
erroneous
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
SECOND DIVISION.

"FiDed points each for using ineligible play
To-days championship fixtures are as fol-
lows
CfItchleNs VS Clan McDonalds, at Mar
'fl-tt,- oval. referee. ". Williams. High
bridge Arcadia ThlsJles, at Macomb-
Dam Park. referee. }. Gillette. Holly ywuOd
Inn hS Columbia oval. al Yonkers. referee
a. Creighton. Clan McDun vs.. Clan Nc
ErnZie. a. 18th street and LenOK avenue:
referee. 4. BurchaH- Hungarians Vs. Done
gals A. Van Cortandt Park. referee. r.
EGsllton. Brooklyn teltics vs.. 81. George,
80 Tafts oval: referee. NJ. Johnstone.
Mount Vernon Vs Clan Bruce. at Mount
NeFn0n- referee. ". Cameron.
At MeSJ New York the Camerons will be
piffed against the Cameron Reserves be-
tween which teams there has been a rival
ry Of long standing. The steamship ca
ronia viii send q team ashore 10 play
p inst the Independents Al Astoria.
ftn October - the Clan NCDonalds. cham
pons of the Amateur League. viii play
against Mount Vernon in the first round OF
Tire American Association CUP.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
LIKE LAKE LAcKAwANNA sITEs.

Reeves & Co. will run a special excursion
to Lake LaCkawanna on October 80. The
property is selling fast and every visitor
is delighted with the picturesqueness OF
the country there. \ public road runs
right through the property.
Boating, bathing and fishing may be en-
Joyed on the lake. The property is one
thousand two hundred feet above sea level
The air is pure and bracing-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
BERKELEY, o; BLAKE, o.

Ia a downpour Of rain the Berkeley
School football team played the Blake
School al BronXville. n. Y. yesterday
morning 70 = tie score at TO 0. Berkeley
oLtldaEcd its opponents and was on
Lakes 5-vard line twice, but fumbles
rlored costly For Berkeley Captain Nc
EIecuau Mccarthy, Maxwell and Wagner
r.ased the best game. For Blake McMOn-
ouclr and Donahue showed well. The line
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
DEER LOCKED FAST

While two English red deer in the Cen
trail Park menaGerie were fighting yester-
day their horns became locked and re-
mained that way for fully ten minutes.
AS one Of the keepers started into the in
closure the deer broke away.
The same pair have been fighting at in
tervals for the last three OF four days.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
HID BY UMBRELLA; HIT BY AUTO.

While carrying an umbrella close to his
head John Mcconnell was struck by an
automobile as he was crossing Madison
avenue near the corner of 10Th street last
evening. He was thrown 10 the pavement
and severely bruised. Or. Balamuth. from
the Harlem Hospital, treated the man and
then removed him 10 his home. at No. 2O0i
Madison avenue No arrest was made.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
LOSS OF LIFE IN GALE
Seventeen Men Rescued from
Bark-Revenue Cutter Sinks.

Kingston, jamaica Oct. 22-The British
steamer River Plate arrived at Annato
Bay. on the north coast OF Jamaica this
morning. having on board seventeen men,
the crew Of the Norwegian bark Mastoria.
which was abandoned In the Gulf Stream
six days ago while on a voyage from Pen
sacola to Rio de JaneIro.
The bark. which was lumber laden, en-
countered the full force Of the hurricane.
After seventy hours OF battering she was
left waterIogged. dismasted and rudder-
less. The captain and crew were compelled
TO take to the boats One of them was
swamped as soon as II was launched and
the occupants were rescued with great DIFF
ficulty
The steamer River Plate which had al
ready answered the signals Of distress. bore
down on the wrecked bark and took all
hands aboard. Weather beaten. sick and
bruised, the crew reached Kingston this
afternoon and are now being cared for by
the Norwegian Consul.
Havana. Oct. 22.-Reports from Cape san
Antonio say that the Cuban revenue cut
ter Cespedes has been wrecked. with tbs
loss of the captain and all hands except
two
An unknown American bark is stranded
off the cape The crew was saved The
Norwegian steamer Hsmes, the Cuban
steamer Rita and many small craft ars
ashore on the northwest coast OF Pinar del
Rio.
The Cuban government reported yesrsr-
day that there was no communication oy
telegraph with the Isle OF Pines. The wire
less service was interrupted Malls are
sent tri-weekly from Havana. on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

Al Macomb's Dam Park yesterday the
eleven representing the Morris High School
defeated Curtis High School, OF Staten
Island by the score OF goals 10 2 in the
annual championship series Of the Inter
scholastic League for the Maxwell trophy.
At half time the score stood at goals TO
IN favor OF the winners. Price, playing at
centre forward, and Widmsyer, at outside
richt. shot three goals apiece. This wss
the first victory credited TO Morris High,
~-l.ile it was the second defeat administered
l. Curtis High.
-T-Lo 1i-,a-,s7 foTIo1-s-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
GIANTS TO PLAY I'M Rlpeewoop.

In MeveirOse Park. Covert avenue IL
station RidSeH0vd. Tomorrow The New
york Giants viii meet the Ridge wood team
af = - o'rl0rk. Among the Giants who VIII
l,lat are Niifsf. Narquard. Wilson. Hen
drir&s ssnodcrass. Fletcher. Thompson.
Schacfer Recker and seymour. while Arlie
Latham viii he g" the coaching line.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

Substitutes-Dewis for DAILY, Harris for Whit
more, Bennett for Needham, Gibson for Far
num- Loyejoy for Elcock, Ahlswoed fer CottrelL
b. Hoban for Ingerson. G. Hoban for Ryan
Ninal for Smith, Anderson for Linder. p Mason
for Perry. Bohnet for Fish. Van Gorder fo-
Bohnet Kellogg for Ainslie. Rice for Winter.
Touchdowns-CottreIl, Barends. lngersol t2)
Needham. Morey. Goals from tOuchdowns-
sherxin 90. Goal from held-Barends- Umpire
-Dadmun. Worcester Polytechnic Referee
Murphy. Georgetown. Field iudge-NellY. West
Point Head linesman - Deland. Time - Four
periodp
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

Goal from feld-Dalton. Referee-mor1ce,
Pennsylvania I'mpire-Cillinger Pennsylvania.
Field Judge-Sigman. Lafayette Head lines
man-Professor Cecil. ST. Johns. Time OF
ouarters-lO minutes each. Substitutes: Navy
Hamilton for Cobb. Meyer for Brown. Wakeman
for Wright, I1oftin for Davis Elmer for Gil
christ. Shaw for Sowell, Erwin for Shaw. Nc
Reavy for Erwin. Carey for Clay; Virginia
PolyteNhnic Institute-Iafebvre for A. NJ. Hodg-
son A. NJ. HodKson for Lafebvre Hughes for
Bernier. Bernier for Derby. Harris for Bernier-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

T.eferec-R. p. Williams University 81 Penn
sg-lkauia pire-Ar Hugh hes Exeter. Lines
man AZ. Jones TiHe-FOur eight minute
ltIiOds
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
cessfuIIy Kicked goal.
The lineup follows:

Touchdowns-M Moffat. f. Trenknan. Middle
town. Chalmers Goals from touchdown-Drtgg ggs
~. Umpire-Rhinehart Lafayette. Referee
Ackerson, Lehgh. Head Inesman-Osterhout.
Williams. Field judge-Barrol Williams.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
MVEY WINS IN ONE ROUND.

Paris. Oct 22.-Sam McVey. the American
pugilist. knocked out Sergeant Sunshine, an
alleged coming" English heavyweight, to-
night The fight lasted one round.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

The Springfield Training School. OF Spring
field Mass, failed TO send team TO play
against the Crescents at Bay Ridge yester-
cay. but ample notice had been given. Next
Saturday the Boys Club team will play
a. Bay Ridge.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
The Lineup follows.
Amherst lDl.

Goals from ihs field r.. smith. Referee
Marshall of Harvard Umpire Hapg"od. Of
+ i,qnan IIneemar- Fcisy. of Amherst. Time
IrolIf. ten minute periods Substitutes. IioWaon
fp.,-fne for r. smith. sullivan f"r Wilson.
Amherst Madden for Brownr. Miles for Abele:
Auhbsrd for CONNOLLY seaman Ia HubbsTd.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
The lineup follows:

TrfaTaa-NT EanfOr1- IInesTmen-Messfs
SiaIih. Columbia and Brown. Staten Island.
siuals-DNNer and Riggs. Columbia. Tins
halves or - minutes.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

Savannah. Oct. 22-The Texas Oil Com
pany's barge Dallas. with its crew OF nine
men. Is safe at Tybee Island-s The barge
broke away from it's tow during hundred
mile-an-hoUr blow of Jacksonville last
Tuesday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30

Let II also be remembered that the
ones who engineered this deal are the
men who have expressed such great
aloha for the an-Americans of
the Manoa precinct Every time An
drews has said anything about the
difficulties OF the precinct, he has
studiedly framed his phrases so as to
make 1t appear that he Is fighting the
battle of the acknowledgements and
the Insurgents are therefore the en-
emles OF the Hawaiian
But what do these self-assertive
friends OF the Hawaians do when
they want to work out dirty polit-
ical trick?
They pick Hawaiian. They select
man whom they think they can de-
ceive. They were successful at the
outset and therefore very happy. But
the Hawaiian was too honest for them
and landed right, when II came to the
showdown.
And why did they select this Ha-
waiian-American?
Did they try to get him off the In
surgent ticket in order that another
Observation-Disclosures of their ticket
might profit by the change?
Not much. They wanted this man
of the ticket that they might be able
to sneak one man at least into the
convention and that man to be either
Buffandeau or Andrews.
As matter of fact the whole deal
with Kalimapehu was obviously u
game resulting from recognition OF
the fact that the Andrews Buffandeau
slate is beaten, ignomniously
dumped, and this was one of the
straws at which they grabbed in the
death spasm to save the political life
of the official" leaders OF the pre-.
cinct.
Andrews loves the Hawaiian-Amer-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30
THE ANDREWS-BUFfANDEAUS LATEST
.AH EXHIBITION. .

The latest exposure of shady trick
cry in the Manoa precinct circles d.
rected by Lorrin Andrews and 4. Buff
fandeau furnishes an example of why
the term politics has so frequently be-
come in the minds Of many synonym
Gus with disgrace. e..
How many men will view the Kali
mapehu incident and declare, "lf that
is politics want none Of It," And
still others comment in disgust that
life is too short" to indulge in such
miserable, contemplate, little, pesky
and pimply games as this. .I..
But the man who deals honestly and
acts honestly and fights for sanare
deal should see in such affairs q de-
mand that they get into the struggle
with greater vigor When incidents OF
this character are brought into the
open. 1t should be the signal for all
straightforward, courageous, right
thinking men to rally at the call and
turn the rascals out.
If anything more were needed to
prove the disgraceful character OF the
contest that is being made by the So
called political organizer and his lieu
tenant, the affair of Friday night
should furnish enough to satisfy the
most skeptical and every man of COM
mon sense and average reason.
Andrews and Buffandeau were not
satisfied to go into the fight with a
roll book the contents of which has
been kept secret, contrary to the rules
of the party.
They were not content with the
tricks and the trades and the debnuch
of fair play-that had gone 0n before.
No, indeed, final, was not enough. In
fact the very eertainty of defeat made
more drsstic measures necessary.
"A Consequently they deliberately con-
cpired TO tamper with u candidate for
Office ON the opposing ticket, 'very APP
parentlyhbping that the game would
not be fonhd out till the last moment
or untiletoo late to repair the dam
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30
TOBACCO
TRUST FORMED

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The much
talked-of trust to control the retail
drug and tobacco trades in this city,
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore
was organized today by the merge"
of the Riker and Hegeman drug
stores. The moving spirit in this
merger, It was declared by attorneys
who are attending TO some of the
details of It, is J. Il. Cobb of STAN
ford, Conn.
Cobb, although figuring merely as
director of the Riker drug sto -
company, is regarded as the virtual
owner of that corporation. In addi-
tlon he is vice president of Thomas
+. Ryan's American tobacco com
pany.
Cobb and Alfred II. Cosden, presi-
dent of the Riker company, We're In
conference almost all today with
John II. Flagler, president OF the
corporation OF HeGeman & Co. The
outcome of that, 1t is said, Is to be
an ofiicia announcement tomorrow
or Monday that the Riker and Hege-
man companies have bee ncombined
and henceforth are to be known as
the Riker-Hegeman stores, The new
combination, 1t was added, would eX-
tend its business in this city and
branch out at once in Boston, Phil
adelphia and Baltimore, taking in
other cities later on.
As soon as the details in connec'
| ton with the Encouragement of the
drug store business have been COM
pleted, It Is said, the management
of the new concern will turn its at-
tention to the retail tobacco trade,
and, It is understood, will work with
the American tobacco company and
its retail department. .sN
Another end to the combination
is the possible acquisition of the 5000
retail drug stores all over the coun-
try, operated by the United drug
stores company, corporation IN
which John Il. Cobb and A. II. Cos
den of the R,ker company also are
interested. When the S10,0OO,OOO
corporation was formed in Delaware
some time ago 1t was said that Its
principal object was the combina'
ton of the retail drug and tobacco
| trades. In connection with Vt, the
name of the United cigar stores was
used freely.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30

Mind you, this political job was put
up by the men who are parading be-
fore this community from day to day
in a self-constructed garb OF decent"
politics. ... .."s
p The individuals who Matched this
nefarious scheme to deceive voter
and accomplish the mis-representa-
ton OF the precinct In the convention
counsels. are the same persons who
are talking about the remarkable de-
sire they have to inaugurate decent
politics and assure decent" ticket
that can be voted for by decent" men
OF this community.
How many citizens OF Honolulu
want to vote for candidates who are
to be put up by the Andrews uffan-
deau gang after the exhibit of Friday
night? =.
II these would-be leaders find II i'm
possible to be decent in their ordln-
airy political battles OF an ordinary
precinct primary how In the name of
all that is reasonable and fairly re.
spectacle can they be expected to
select decent nominees and carry on
n decent campaign to elect those
nominees?
Why, the whole thing is such mis-
cradle. wretched, NANCY yellow-dog
farce thai the merest child can see
through the sham and would right
eously blush for shame that such
things can be done by persons who
call themselves men,
The outfit in Manoa who are charg-
Ing the Insurgents with consortlng
with the forces of evil. have mixed up
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30

of this Territory and OF every other
community over which the American
flag flies-citizens who are combat
ting the forces of graft, of greed, of
service of Interests for price, of
manipulation of men and parties and
politics and organizations, not for the
public good but for the selfish bene-
iit of few financial, political, blood
sucking leeches who drag at the Wit
ais of liberty and honor and of gov
eminent of, by and for the people.
That is the politics" of the con-
spiracy brand that makes hero of a
crook and matches up evidence in an
attempt to bring about the downfall
of able and ..onest members OF the
community
Yes, indeed, that's politics" The
politics OF horse thieves and prevari-
Gators, buns and incompetent job
chasers, loafers and scandal mongers,
falsiiiers and paid penny-a-liners who
draw down t"eir portion of the sack
by play 3 u lOuble game with their
employer.
Polite, ,"
Wei lc them attempt to dignity
TIC di grace by whatever name they
see fit, there is but one thing for the
Republican voters of Manoa to do to
these tricksters.
And the Republican voters of the
Manoa precinct as well as the Repub-
lican voters Of all other precincts will
do II.
Turn the rascals out.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30
BAKER Will
RUN FOR MAYOR
Continued from Page y

Furthermore, there will be no
more 'kokua' from the Home Rule
party for the prospective candidates
for offices ON the Republican and
Democratic tickets. We intend to
put up a man for every Office in the
county"
How about Kalauokalani Jr., the
County Clerk? Are the Home Rul-
ers going to support him?" he was
asked.
I'VE will support no one who is
not u Home Ruler. What We in
tend to do is to put up n candidate
for every place. In former years
we have helped others get the Offices.
which they are enjoying today, but
the result has been that there was
nothing doing for us after they were
elected
at is possible that David Kuli-
hea will be hOnored with nomina-
ton for County Clerk. He is an able
man, having served in the Legtsla-
ture with honor"
who is your man for County At
torney?" Baker was asked.
well, we have man. whose abil-
ity as a lawyer Is UNREASONABLE, but
the pilikia is that he can not speak
English. Should he be ele,ted, he
will doubtless appoint an Official In
terpreter for himself"
Baker when asked would not di-
vulge the name of the gentleman.
As yet the Home Rulers have not
been able to get candidate for
Sheriff, II is reported.
Baker says 1t is certain that Ka-
lauokalani, the County Clerk, and
Bicknell, the Auditor, who have been
receiving the support of the Home
Rulers in the past, will lose that
many votes, which necessarily will
weaken their political strength at
the coming campaign.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30
Stocks QUIET
BUT STEADY

Business on the stock board today
was nothing out OF the ordinary,
and was characteristic of the volume
that has held place for a number OF
weeks.
Pioneer took a move upward, 80
shares going between boards at
232.56. This shows u healthy ad-
vance, the last previous sale being
at $50.
Oahu does not appear TO be as
strong as could be wished, although
20 shares went at the ruling quota
ton of 32. Fifteen shares changed
hands at 31.S75.
Twenty-Five Haw. c. & S. Co
changed hands at 41.l25. Eva is
holding the quotation of 33.S75, al
which 10 shares moved between
boards.
At session sales Is shares of Oahu
moved at prices between 31.S75 and
32.125.
Twenty-Five Haw. Pineapple moved
at a slight drop from previous sale
the quotation being 1850.
Good news is contained in the
statement by the Hon. b. & NJ. Co
that the dividend of. one-half of
per cent. will be increased TO three
quarters of | per cent. under dat
of August 20.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30


When the Observation-Disclosures ask
them for any explanation of this
treachery, they will get the answer
from the Andrews-B uffandeau' gang,
"oh. that's politics. You must take
your chances"
Surely 1t is the politics" of tine
gutter. By all means II is the pol
itics" that is being rooted out of ev-
cry nook and hamlet of the mainland
where the people are aroused in a
grand and victorious revolt against
the political boss. Internationally II
is the politics" represented by indi-
yiduals who look upon positions OF
public trust as commodities for bar
ter and trade, regardless of the inter-
ests OF the people, regardless of the
integrity of representative govern
ment.
oh yes, that's politics" OF the
brand which merits the scorn and de.
testation OF the citizens OF this city
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30

The brand of politics that at least
two employees are fostering In the
Manoa precinct is certain to result
in a general call for the elimination
Of such persons from positions OF
trust in the public service.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30

political mess that is a stencil in the
nostrils of every honorable man in
the city. II is n combination of du-
plicity and false representation that
ought to run Buffandeau out Of any
important position Of public trust and
permanently eliminate Andrews from
any further connection with the Re
publican party.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30

The charge is made that the Manoa
Republican Insurgents have bribed u
man by giving him a job. Obviously
1t is a part of the Andrews-Buffan-
deau game to strive to make the peo-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30

leans to just the limit Of his ability
to use them as truck horse on
which he may ride into political office
and gain position and prestige in the
organization. His gang has tried to
trick one Hawaiian American and the
same combination will try to do the
same thing again should they ever
get into office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30

None are so seldom found alone,
and are so soon tired Of their own
company, as those cox.combs who
are on the best terms with them.
selves.-Colton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30

pie think the Insurgents are as
crooked AZ the outfit they are fight
ing. The citizens know better.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30
OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF RABIES

Bobby-'I'd like to be rich
Nellie-"About how rlchy'
Bobby-"Oh, rich enough so ]
could wear my Sunday clothes every
day"
Small Elmer--"Here's 10 cents. /
want my hair cut"
Barber-"But "A haircut IL 10 cents
Small Elmer--"W Well, so ahead and
cut of dimes worth"
Little Tommy-"Say, pape, did God
make my rabbit
Papa-"Certainly my boy"
Little Tommoy-"Well, guess
when he got as far as the tail he sort
of got tired of the job, didn't hep
Curtis, aged O, was very fond ol
candy, and one day while eating q
stick OF II he said Mamma, eau
God make anything
"Of course lie eau, dear" replied
his mother
Well continued curtis, ~ wlsl
he would make me u stick ol randl
! with only one end to H.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30

A drink-crazed woman named
Brooks tried to kin herself In the
Hotel Crystal In San Francisco.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30

One thousand splendid books, 55c
Brown and Lyon Co. Until we move
only.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30

Who Is furnishing the coin for the
Andrews-B uffandeau luaus in Manoa?
No explanation has been offered yet
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30

New health rules ye'been adopted
by the stanford University,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30

Pave Fort street and don't be for
ever getting at IT,