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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-11
RETIRING BONDS
IN GOOD TIME
The Territory viii Take Up $50
600 Worth of Fire Claims
Bonds on May First.

The Territory of Hawaii will retire
$4,000 worth of the fire claims bonds
on May !, paying the New York hold.
ers the amounts their holdings call for.
Treasurer conkling will send the
money forward IN time 10 take mp this
amount Of the big issBe OF several years
ago, aud Hawaii : credit will again
earn favorable report, as the bonds
are being taken mp far ahead Of the
time when II is necessary to take ihom
up,
'fhe oIiglnal Issue Of aTs claims bands
Nas $4,000, aud ss0,o0p of them viii
haeN beea ialen np ahen lhe $4,000
worth aas 10 be withdrawn sTe Ia,
fheY aTe laul peI cent, honaa The
$4,000 NoTlh nlll hafe been lahsn w
within tso ysan ~ he llmp ehen iAe
lefllioFy Aap sulhensea under lbs
fefms - lhf iasaf ~ iHkf ~ ihs hahds
Ties fun T. Aaf 1914.
The falpf ~ isklaH hes " hee
ma} soae - fssn II shalhef ffflnalas
saA aslies q leiefssl y rs fsl4lieff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-11
TAX ASSESSMENTS
ARE TO SOAR ALSO
Board of Equalization Will Meet
Next Week and Boost Prop
erty Valuations.

AS fly in the prosperity ointment
of the present era of very active stocks
and real estate, 1t is figured by those
who have been watching the course OF
events that there will be some very
substantial raises In tax assessments
at the session Of the board of equali'
zation which begins neat Monday
The hoard consists of Treasurer
Conkling aud The taA assessors of The
four divisions of ihe islaad, They are
"a meg, neat Monday aal bold sessions
ipT ihs purpose VI seiillns ,slaulluns
Ne a basis Tor the neat assessments. u
is predicted that Tiers will b. beosis
al along Tbs llse. stoek quotations
are highel by good deal ihan thsy
sfie nhsn lhe lasl asfsssmsais sffe
mads, anq various real ssihis saina
lleas AZ elalmfa % hafe taaTea hli,
lfHnfe iAe fRpsfiAllan u HulHsf0nf
bpaaia u nssessHafisl NllA : fafiheI
prospect u fefg ihfsa fapaf II
saFt ~ lhf a. srplsl faasi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-11
SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION IS
NOW UP TO SUPT. CAMPBELL

1t is now up to Superintendent Mars
ton Campbell to see to it that side
walks are laid in Honolulu where there
are no sidewalks and that -the streets
be changed from cow trails to real thor
oughfares. The supervisors have decreed
it.
The matter came before the board
of supervisors last night in the form of
report from the road committee, as
follows:
"'In regard to the building of side
walks for the City and County of Homo
lulu which at the present time are
very much in need of repair, and in
view of the fact that the city is grow
ing and great many streets in, the
business section of the city have no
sidewalks. The sidewalks are in very
bad condition. Your committee on
roads, bridges, garbage, parks and pub
lie improvements after interviewing
Mr.. Campbell, superintendent of public
works, in regard to the matter. it ap-
pears that the power lies with Mr..
Campbell to order property owners to
build sidewalks.
"We would therefore recommend that
Mr.. Campbell be requested on behalf of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-11
STRIKES NOW
THE NATION S
PROBLEM
Riots and Shooting in PhiIadel-
phia and Bigger Strike Is
Imminent.
FIFTY RAILROADS INVOLVED
Firemen and Engineers Through
out West Send UItimatum
to Employers.
FIFTY RAILROADS INVOLVED

PHILADELPHIA, March g. Six
people were wounded tonight in riot
growing out of the efforts of party
of strikebreakers to escape from the
strikers. The strikebreakers saved their
lives by getting into carbarn, after
lot of reckless shooting, which SO in
furiated the people that crowds charged
the barn and wrecked several cars.
AS carload Of the strikebreakers
raced madly down the street there was
shooting right and left, and six shots
struck human targets. The carload of
strikebreakers got into one of the rail.
way company barns.
The shooting caused an immense
crowd to gather, and the mob was in
famed to such pitch of excitement
that it attacked the barn and wrecked
half a dozen cars before the police
and military were able to repel the at
tack.
The federation of labor met today to,
consider the matter of further extending
the strike. After considerable discus
sion action was deferred.
CHICAGO, March s.-A great strike
or engineers and firemen on western
railroads is forecasted by the action
taken by their unions here today.
Fightv-s'x per cent of the members of
the firemen's and engineers unions
voted TO go on strike unless given con-
cessions
The unions which took this vote rep
resent the employees of fifty western
roads. They decided to offer an ulti-
matum to the managers.
The prospective strikers have demand
ed that the managers of the roads meet
a committee of their members and dis
cuss the situation with them, and un-
less this demand is acceded to, an i'm
mediate strike will take place. 1t will
involve most of the railroads of tho
United States.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-11

the board to take this matter up and
see that the proper sidewalks are built. -
This report was adopted and the COM
mittee will take the matter up with
Mr.. Campbell and formally request him
to enforce the territorial laws relat.
ing to sidewalks.
The laws give the superintendent of
public works the right to require prop.
erty owners to lay sidewalks in front
of their property, or in event of their
failure or neglect to do so, to have
them laid and charge the expense up
against the property. Mr.. Campbell
has refrained from enforcing this ordi.
nance because he was afraid that by
enforcing it he might offend the sensi-
bilities of the supervisors. But they
have now given their permission for
him to go ahead and it is up to him.
Supervisor Jim Quinn stated last
night that the condition of the streets
of Honolulu as regards sidewalks is a
disgrace. This, he said is especially
true of the streets leading to the wa.
terfront. "Why," he said, "when /
was going down to the steamer yester-
day, l passed at least 200 people walk.
ing down through the dust, and there
wasn't foot of sidewalk all the way.
1t is disgrace to the city and ought
to be remedied at once. 1t is now up
to the superintendent of public works. .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-11
NATIONAL GUARD
IS CALLED OUT
MiIitiamen to Look After the Rus
SLAMS on Quarantine
Island.
ONLY THE HOSPITAL CORPS
Move Arouses Wrath of City
Fathers--G0vernor Is
Censured.
crrom wednesdays Advertiser,

From Wednesdays Advertiser.l
The supervisors during their meeting
last night were informed that the ma
tional guard had been "called out, -
and Immediately there was a rumpus
that almost necessitated the calling out
of the guard to quiet the city dads.
The Governor was severely called
down-which will probably hurt his
feelings considerably. His absence saw
ed his bushes of shame.
"I don think said Supervisor
Quinn, "that the national guard should
be called out unless it is absolutely
necessary. 1t is discredit to the City
and County of Honolulu and to the
police department. The Governor has
no right to do it. / move that the
matter be referred to the police com
mittee with instructions TO see the Gov
ernor and ask him what he means
by it,"
The motion was carried and the Gov
ernor will be called on and called down.
Secretary Mott-Smith stated last
night that it is only the hospital corps
ordered out. They will be taken over
to Quarantine Island at seven O'Clock
this morning and will be used to look
after the commissary, do hospital work
and act as guards.
Mr.. Mott-Smith states that there are
now over 600 Russians on the island
and that diphtheria is very prevalent
among them. Out of the first 315 Rus
slams, eighty.nine cases have developed
Yesterday 100 OF the new lot were ex-
amined and eight pronounced cases were
found. The children are thought to be
in a dying condition. One of them is
at the immigration station and the other
has been sent to the hospital
Five doctors were at work examining
the Russians yesterday. The board OF
health is having to feed all the immi
grants and look after them. The mum
her is now so large that other house;
have to be used, outside the fence, ano
this necessitates more guards. For this
reason the hospital corps of the ma
tonal guard has been called out.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-11

-, :. a. 1,,5a l>,1a;no
,o pe nelu Ih sne .';tn.;, ?u hana Noon
,ase nu" ~. ~ a. aaos ~ ;noInda
sen' ~ ous, pu. 'ne ,'' a. nron;nant
the names names VI tt SUM W .no p,o p af an
nePupi.oane VI .n1 .ou ~ st,n,. o,,st;1
hePuplledns wno LIN nh. '.as sn'' ~ S ~
tu'e lhe MeIsn' SL;,,i ~ rne pit ~ ~
stance, Gha,iie on,s M WI ~ r,ntro [ aID
oeeh ihViIeu, noI nae ..o.o. a. nf +%a
Inousl .he @t, az C"wn,;ttoo Inst
hepuplle.1n,h oen'ial .o.iee nm o.; o';S ~
What VIII eune up az .h h;nt T. s, 80
uhces'ain, 'nousn sne oJ0 ~ ap p
poseu 10 M ne W s.iens.nen '
izatioh ihe ies.vi ,, sen' ou' W iii -
ahare"s Is as loio"s. c;..o
Inc iefritorlai .ent'al ooiima''ee te
mas appointeu me 10 sec whst ean DC
Done IowaIus S,rehs ,henirs .ne oitn
ization OF Ine hepupicah at'y on .AI'
islana, II Is very e,eaf 1aa. & .ne '?,
ing cahipa'gh s one u ga IN
portanSe ana oMlns " Vhe u,soi sn "a
tioh tnat unluipuna'e,y "as
hepupllcan ianNs at tne i"s. 80. ~
more WORK is necessary IN se'uns Wy
party INTO shape ior .hc calhpaign tn1n
womb oIulhariIy DO 1he oase' he';n ns
wltnih the iast lew "oh1ns' ! , osne.eI
party prospects are IooN,hs piis sn'9, -,
| nnt there remains eieae uoai W uo
II we wish 10 orlng our forces Ioge'hel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-11
JAPAN PLANS OPENING PORT
ARTHUR AND BOOMS LAND

harbor into a tradal port will be under
taken by the South Manchurian Rail
way Company, which will raise for
eign loan for this work and for other
enterprises in Manchuria. As first
step, the western harbor will be dredg-
ed and pier constructed as quickly as
possible. AS planned by Russia during
her occupation of Port Arthur, pas
sage will be cut between the western
harbor and the outside ocean for the
US of steamers.
The Tokyo Asahi publishes a Naga-
saki telegram to the effect that ac-
cording to the steamer Chefoo- Maru,
which arrived at that port on the Goth
instant from Port Arthur, the price of
land and houses there has increased
considerably in view of the opening
of the port. The Russian houses there
have already been occupied by various
foreign merchants. There is great re-
joicing among the Japanese and other
residents in Port Arthur at the prospect
of the port being opened for trade
early next month
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-11

YOKOHAMA, February 21.-Admiral
Saito, minister of the navy, at recent
meeting of the Budget committee in
the house of peers, announced that the
government had decided to open Port
Arthur to international commerce. The
whole of Port Arthur will not, however,
be thrown open, the eastern harbor be-
ing exclusively used by the Japanese
navy as naval base. The western
harbor win be converted into tradal
port, and the authorities deem it neces.
sary to cut a waterway between the
western harbor and the outer ocean.
Pending the completion of this work,
the present entrance to Port Arthur
will be used by both warships and
merchantmen. With the conversion OF
the western harbor into a tradal port,
the extent of the naval base will nat
urally be minimized.
The Jill reports in this connection
that the work of converting the western
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-11

with corrugated iron roofing or sheet
iron or tin. All buildings and strue-
lures hereafter erected within said fire
limits shall be subject to the inspection
and approval, as to location, plans,
architecture, materials and construc-
tion, from design to finish, of said
building inspector and the chief engi
neer of the fire department of the City
and County of Honolulu, and no person
shall erect any building or structure
within said fire limits without permis.
sion in writing from said building in
spector and chief engineer of the fire
department. It shall be the duty of
said building inspector and said chief
engineer of the fire department to in
spect all buildings and structures here
after built within said fire limits, and
to see that the permits granted by them
are complied with according to the pro-
visions of this ordinance.
Section 4. No wooden building or
structure heretofore erected within
said fire limits shall be altered, repaired
or changed without permission in writ
ing, signed by said building inspector
and said chief engineer of the fire de-
partment, which permit shall only be
granted upon an application in writing
accompanied by particulars sufficient to
indicate the nature and extent of the
alterations, repairs and changes con.
templated, and no such permission shall
be granted when such alteration, re.
| pair or change amounts to renewal
of one-third or more of the original
structure. Such permission shall be-
come null and void unless the work for
which IL is issued is begun within ten
l Ax.fxr 10.
after the date of said permission.
| Section 8. All openings in party,
side or rear walls of any buildings or
other structures within said fire limits
must be protected by iron or tin.cov-
cred shutters, TO be approved by said
| building inspector and chief engineer
Of the fire Department. and all party,
side and rear walls of any building or
structure, Fifteen feet or more ia.
height, shall be built mp aud extend at
least twenty four inches above every
point where the roof meets the wall,
and such wall shall be not less than
twelve inches In thickness. Detached
buildings, having frontage on all
sides, and constructed With the akief
rior entirely OF Ore proof materials,
need have no wall above lie root lne,
bat the sails ahall exi0nd nn behind
lhe seFnlss 90 lhs pisaklas n iAs seot.
Section q Any peFson violating any
af tbs pTaflsi0as ~ this eIdhnanef
/ shall be desmsa guilty " = mitds
meanor, and nnan font lellQn fheEeaf
shall be pnaishea hf ! hne pf nei inaFe
lAan fsfe HaaaTea nqllags laaaoll -
hY imprisonment fef lsfm nel sseesa
lhg u mensAs. - ~ heih safh aas
ana lmpfisanmeni.
AaelleH i 4Als eFalnsnaf fheh laha
ensei 8fleen aa1a fgem ana afiel lhs
aais = " efffafai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-11
FIlTs cURFD N . 10 "a DAYS,

FAko OINTMENT q guaranteed
% eafs any eass u Itching nllaa,
hlesainE % fmsHadlag l'llss h . -
2 dsYs y money refunded hade ~
fAhie hhplelht 60, feiai Loud,
\ . IA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-11
SEATTLE VOTES TO
BE WlDE0PEN TOWN
The City on the Sound Manages
to Go Republican and Wide
Open at Once.

SEATTLE, March 9.--Seattle has
voted for wideopen town. Returns
tonight from the elections show the de-
feat of the reform element, and the
election of Gill, wideopen candidate and
Republican, for mayor, by majority
of 5000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-11
AN ExoEnLnNr IMMINENT.

Every family and especially those
who reside in the country should be
provided at all times with bottle of
Chamberlain Pain Balm. There is
no telling when it may be wanted in
case of an accident or emergency. Tt
is most excellent in all cases of rheuma-
tism. sprains and bruises. For sale by
all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co.. Agents
for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-11
ROOT HELPING TAFT

is
the critical situation New York politics.
the wishes of President
the occupied in the
a President
organ al a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-11
HOUSE NAVAL Committee
VOTES FURTHER INCREASES
IN PEARL HARBOR PROGRAM
Washington, March 8, 1910.
Advertiser, Honolulu

advertiser, HONOLULU
The house committee on naval affairs today voted
million and half appropriation for the dredging of the Pearl
Harbor channel and million dollars toward the drydock
constructions to be appropriated in the present session. The
committee also voted to increase the authorizations for
Pearl Harbor work to two million hundred thousand
dollars. WALKER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-03-11

NheiheT - pgi lAs henabllean Goa
ffai iepHillee sill laha anY siaua 90
fAf prohibition gueslian e fllil aaea
ilea fef lhefe apsseaH a. b. : lack
~ hsfHiaHf aaiaAH saHe II ihs lHF
hans "a ~ naflf A spsslal mesllAa
~ lialuiiilaaps Aaa lafa fsliaa ~ isaI
- ka90sf faf iaslsAl ~ Hfsllas
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-24
and Beauty Helps
BY LIS. MAE MARTYN.

Miss 4. r. A lotion that will help your
red hands, dark face and neck perma
nently can be made by dlssolving four
ounces Of spurinax lin one-half pint Of hot
water and adding two teaspoonfuls Of
giYeerine. This lotion will whiten and
beautify your skin and take away that
coarse, muddy look you hare. This Is
much better than face powder, as 1t does
not show on the skin. and will not rub of
easily, like the powder does when you
wear veil. SpuTmax lotion is inexpen-
Eive and will give any saliow, oily skin a
pinkish, Youthful appearance 1t Is fine
Tor cold sores, tan, freckles and as a pro-
lection to the face against cold winds L
am sure you will like spurmax lotion very
much
Muriel The halrdressers in Paris, who
gave you those perfectly delightful sham
DoOs.H prepare the shampoo by disaolTing
2 teaspoonfui Of canthrox IN cup Of hot
water. As you say, this shampoo fathers
abuhdantly, cleans the scalp thoroughly,
stops all Irritation and leaves a feeling Of
pleasing freshness lit also dries quickly
and makes the hair soft and glossy. Soap
should never be used to shampoo with. as
IL makes the hair streaky, harsh and brit
tie. and the alkaH In soap tends to kill
the hair. Canthrox can be bought at any
drug store, and when prepared at home -
decidedly inexpensive. 1t makes the finest
shampoo ] ever used and IL now being
used generally by the best class Of hair
dressers In the country.
Mrs. r. *: The desire to be comedy
and graceful Is a natural one, and your
husband should not make fun of your ex-
ercises to reduce your weight However,
exercise alone will not cut down your
weight very much Why don't you try
the flesh reducing formula have published
several times? | have received many LETT
tiers telling me how good this recipe is.
Dissolve four ounces of parnotis In pint
of hot water and take a tablespoonful be-
fore each meal This makes a harmless
remedy. and If you viii continue its use
for few weeks you will be gratified with
the results know You can get parnotis
or anything else / recommend at all drug
stores.
Mrs. Al. l.. T.: There would be fewer
divorces IL all wives were as careful of
their COED looks as are most girls before
marriage. You will never improve your
complexion as long as you continue plas-
tering your face nightly with that greasy
cold cream. good cold cream In just
what you need, but be sure 1t contains no
oils or fats to promote a growth of hair.
You can make an excellent complexion
cream jelly yourself by dissolving one
ounce Of almozoin in one-half pint cold
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-24
STORAGE

The Union Transfer Co are now To-
Gated at their new building. at che
corner Of Northern Pacific avenue and
Tenth street. They expect to make q
speciality Of storing household goods.
stoves and everything In that line
Fargo has been In need OF place
where the public could store anything
for which they do not have immediate
use.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-24

sidering issuing statement which viii
show that II the people do not want
this sort OF thing he will be content
to. limit hts activities simply to pro
tecting the lives and properties OF
Americans In foreign lands
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-24

Invited 60 deliver an address et Yale
university to the students II Hsndrie
hall. II u not known hers whether
ne will accept the Invitation 81 not.
The Judge II IL present II washing
ten. ID. G.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-24

may be given to another girl simply be!
cause her appearance Is more attractive
than yours, you should not waste time
w mor,r lying, nut give your attention at once
plexion, with pimples and blotches usually
Is the result of poor digestion and blood
out of order. External cosmetics may
temporarily cover up the blemishes. but II
is better to remove the cause, Try this.
Dissolve one-half teacupful of sugar and
one ounce of kardene in half pint of al
cohol and add enough boiling water to
make full quart of tonic. Take table
spoonful before each meal and at bedtime
This good. old-fashioned tonic aids diges-
ton, purihes the blood, arouses torpid
liver and tones up the whole system.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-24

The flshwife or lavense drapery which
Is a distinctive feature of the season is
a departure from the severe simplicity
of the sheath lines Of last year. Gowns
with this style of overdress should be
made as in soft material as possible,
in order to preserve the slender Gill
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-24
JUDGE coRLlas INVITED.

Has lsssn Asked te Deliver Address ss
Yale University.
Grand Forks. ". r., FEB. s4.--Judsa
Guy e. FL Coriiss Of this city has been
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-24

water and adding two teaspoonfuIs Of
glycerine. After stirring briskly. allow to
stand an hour or 80. You can get glycerine
ana almozoin at any drug store. This
cream contains no oils or fats and Will
disappear completely when rubbed gently
on the skin. Use this for massagfng TO
prevent wrinkles aud remove blaeklfsadA.
harsh and dry skin becomes smooth,
moist and youthful with regular applica+
lions 1t Will make large pores smaller
and is splendid to use on rough, chRpped
hands and face during the cold weather
There is nothing better than this coma
plexion Jelly for cleansing the skin from
oil and dirt which soap and water Will
not remove
College Girl; You say your scalp is full
OF dandruff and that your hair appears
lifeless and Is coming out by the handful.
This Il caused by a germ and only prompt
ana proper treatment VIII save your hair.
You can do this by using twice a week "a
tonic made By dissolving one ounce Of
quinzoin In one-half pint alcohol then
adding one-half pint cold water. Rub this
tonic gently into the scalp and roots of
the hair This treatment Will kill the
germs, prevent dandrum and falling hair.
This quinine tonic Is very inyigorating and
nourishing, and you will find II will re-
store your hair and scalp to a healthy
condition, 1t will make your hair soft
and glossy, proving very refreshing to the
scalp.
Mabel NJ. / am satisfied you would
not need to wear glasses if you would
treat your eyes with a good. reliable eye
tonic. Get an ounce of crystos from your
druggist and dissolve It In a pint Of water,
dropping one or two drops in each eye
daily. This tonic Is wonderfully strengths
enlng to duh, tired, infiamed or weak eyes
and Will not smart or burn. lit will make
your eyes bright and sparkling, and I also
md II splendid for graduated eyelids.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-24
Taketle Rost-Office
y Out of Politics

In attempting to charge up the deficit in his
Department against the magazines the Postmaster
General has done the country genuine, even if an
unintentional, service. He has drawn attention to
the necessity for thorough reorganization of the
Postal Department. He has emphasized the inn
portance of taking the Post-Ofice out of politics
for all time
The Fifty-ninth Congress authorized an inves-
tigation of postal affairs, and joint commission,
headed by Senator PenroSe and Representative
Overstreet, made thorough investigation of the
whole subject. AS result, the Overstreet bill,
which contains many excellent recommendations,
was presented 1t is not from gueSSwork that we
have concluded that the Department is in need of
radical reorganization, but from the official reports
of this Joint Congressional Postal Commission
and of the dislnterested accountants hired by it
investigate the business methods of the Depart
ment. We quote from these reports, remember
ing that the findings and criticisms are not ours,
but those of Congressional Commission and its
authorized agents. First read these recommended
tons from the preliminary report of the Joint
Postal Commission, in this weeks number of