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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
HONOLULU TAKES WARMLY TO IDEA OF
MALHINI CHRISTMAS FOR THE MALIHINS

With two week intervening before
Christmas in which to mature and exc
cute plans, the unique and pretty senti-
ment infused in Honoloulu's Christmas
spirit several years ago by "malihi-
mis- is already crystallizing with tho
view of giving the immigrants on
quarantine island hearty and proper
holiday welcome to the land which
they win hereafter call "home," This
spirit, perpetuated in its annual en-
dowment of the 'Malihini Christmas
Tree, {" will, in all probability, for the
first time be directed in different chan
nels, this time extended by the kama
ainas to the malihini poor, and not as
originally, by the rich malihinis to the
Honolulu poor.
Doctor Ramus, chief quarantine Of
ficer, who is supervising the quarantin-
ing process, is enthusiastic over the
idea and is lending his best efforts to
assist,
~ don't think Uncle Sam will be
able to give the immigrants on the ISL
and any extra attention on Christmas
Day. This is the first quarantining job
that we have ever had during these
holidays and there are no presidents,
anyway he said. eve do not even
observe the day to any marked extent
among our attendants, beyond an extra
bit or so in the way of dinner. Be
sides this work is drawing on our ex-
penses at the rate of an extra five thou
sand dollars a month, even when the
Territory, as it is doing, pays for the
food for the eighteen hundred immi-
grants.
esThere is no doubt that such a plan
as is proposed would greatly impress
the people over there and do a great
deal of good in every way. They seem
to be very poor, most of them.
81 do not think there will be any
danger from any presents of toys or
things that are given to the children
them he continued, discussing some
comments of w. r. Castle on this poiRt,
| who expressed a fear of contagSon
through toys brought from quarantine.
81 never Thought of this phase of the
question before. However, Christmas
| is ihe tkirteenth day of their Nuaran-
1 biAfo epitd II AO CttbSo bAN9AA OQt Al 0nS
cesra1s by then it will be extremely
Improbable that there viii be chance
ef injection. If there is, the entire lot
can be put in the formafin chambers
and ,Hisinfected. The quarantine offic-
Ials, OF course, would safeguard the
4 health of the community always in
cases where the children msnld bring
TO The city the toys which they re-
lceived in quarantine.
/ Despite their numbers, the immi-
\ grants on the island are commencing to
feb the loneliness Of being IN a strange
land. They are entirely clft off from
their friends, as much isolated in ev-
lery way as when Ghsy were out Of
sight of land on board the immigrant
ship. Sacks of mal are being received
at the island daily for them from their
F6iatives and friends IN the Territory,
'bu1, acting on the wash Of the immi-
grafton authorities, 1T is not being dis.
itrTbuted to them ana will await them
Ht the immigration Etztion when they
arc turned over there by the quaran-
time officials.
They are also unable to ssee their
nrsends, despite the fact that they are
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
SAILORS BREAK UP
SOME FURNITURE

Considerably battered, with a lump
on his forehead big as an egg, Chi
nese proprietor of a Hotel street ice
cream stand reported himself the vic,
tim of seven bmejackets last night, the
latter, according to his story, having
claimed that they were overcharged in
his store,
The incident attracted crowd of
two thousand people, according TO the
police, the mounted squad of which
rode into the middle of it and after
chasing the sailor boys for a block or
so, landed them and turned them over
to the feet patrols.
The ChinamRn reported to the officer
of the guard that his tables had been
broken and some other damage done.
This is the first report of the kind re-
ceived by the officer of the guard since
the fleet arrived.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
VALUES DOWN WHEN
ORIEHTALS INCREASE

haWaa lots appear to kave Gatorior-
atsd idn value since 1899, judging by
the rhsult of foreclosure sale held at
ROnn yesterday at the Judiciary lbuild-
ing, in the case of the First Amarican
Savings & Trust company AGAINST AL
bion q. Clark. The lot bro9ght ,oaly
$4,000, ieaving a deficiency Judgment of
nearly five Thousand dollars, ineludiag
fees. iete., as the auount for which TIC
foreclosure SUIT gas brought Mas
@7279.ag.
The Invasion OF serientaIs iato this
once nlndh sought residence district %
given by some as tie reason for the
lack Of bnyers. OF late japanese haze
been buying in the distriet, and there.
are the usual camps, an1 small stores,
and the opAnlOn WAS expressed by some
Of those ~ the sale, thst this was the
cause Of the aall In price.
The debt Bas contracted In 1890, By
a note Of $500 to fFaak Hustaee.
subsequently part Of the security wac
feAeaaed, and tae trust Company &c.
quffed the note. Judgment ~ default |
VS. obtained ~ she foreclosure salt, |
foF 4Ie7g.ts. There we're = nnmbaF Of /
possible bnyera at ihe sale, lat the /
only bidder vas tbs holder 81 The n0ta /
ana ~ s9eF 81 s50o0 NaH aeesplea b.
ihe ansfigaeer, v ~ Harrison.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
PRIEST WANTED on QUARANTINE island
-ONE mBY TO CO T OFFICIALLY ASKED

"A pffeA is wanted on Quarantine Isl
snd, @iaue the immigrants !l5rUught by
thu Wllhsden are being detaiusd There
have bssn several deaths ofcaihldren on
the 'tSi1End, since tihs wlllesaen's ar
u5vdl, and it was imported ITO The AID
vertisur last night sehat ttiEa parents
were considerably exercised over the
EadtttiEat there WIS no priest to attend
chem The suggestion was made to DE-
WIN. H. James, Of aie Marine Hospital
iServiac, that a praest might be secured
by uosnmunicatioz with Bishop Libert-
Dr. ahmes said EiHEt the immigraz1s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12

almost within shouting distance of the
city and can see it and its hills spread
out before them. Those few who have
attempted to reach the vessel as it lay
at the quarantine wharf were quickly.
towed away OF arrested for breaking
quarantine.
The Christmas feast and the Christ
mas offerings now planned for them
should remain the brightest spot in
their memory Of the time since they
left their native shores in Europe.
The Malihini Christmas Tree com
mittee will probably be formed and or
ganized for work at a meeting next
Tuesday, when all the suggestions will
be considered and a definite plan form
ulated. Meanwhile Doctor Ramus is
gathering data concerning their num-
hers and other points that the commit
tee may find useful. The idea has been
widely and favorably discussed
throughout the city
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
READY TO TAKE SHIP
into PEARL HARBOR
Channel Clear For California to
Sail Into Lochs at
Any Time.

Buoys, only, are needed to mark a
few places i'm the Pearl Harbor channel
which have not been thoroughly
%tawep$" 10y the dredging CONTRACTORS,
TO enable the flagship California to
mako the first trip through the cam
pleted wdtsrway to the anchorage OPP
pOsite the drydock. President DilEng-
ham of the Hawaiian Dredging Com
pany, contractor for the dredging work,
stHted yesterday that he understood the
passage would undoubtedly be made, as
Rear Admiral Thomas was extremaly
anxious to take the California I'm.
The uhannel is believed TO be fnee
from instructions its entire length and
even tblROugh the cruiser had to make q
very slew passage to H6eea its way. - "a
would have channel twice as wide as
that leading from the open sea TO Ro-
noinlu iharbor to operate in
While the dredging work will he
practically completed on December %,
1911, THE dredging company will con
tinne TO sweep" the channel nmtil as.
sured that there are no points or pin
naeles standing up from the floor of
the course, and this will be entinaly
eenplated the first week in january.
so that the navy department wln com
mence the new year with the channel
open TO navigation and available for
any warships that the department. may
wish to send in.
Camp cowles'' for Marines
Major Bill, fleet marine officer, has
decided 10 call the mariae camp for
the marines of the feet, 'sCamp
I0Eles,p in honor of Rear Admiral
cowles, commandment of the naval sta
tioB- The msTlnes of the feet will 20
into camp at Pearl Harbor on Moe
day. The naval authorities have giveH
the major the nse of the tug Nava 10
and other facilities and they win Be
made nse of. Tents win be supplied
aud for two weeks the men will be IN.
der canvas. Abost $50 men gill 20
INTO camp. although quite anmber
Hlll elect to go 10 Halo and take ~ the
Volcano Lieutenant Utley, the adju.
ant, and the major will be busy for
be next few days preparing for the
Hneampmenf.
Captain EllIsott Of the Colorado has
made plans 70 have $50 men Of bis
TniseF form q detachment 10 glsit the
rateT Of kilapea, and each succeed.
ng deiarhmeni vii be eampoAed Of
~ SANE analheF 81 san, 1Ae lnan 70
y rail 70 0lenWeod, motor over ~ lle
elfanQ aua thea hlke 10 fhe pit 70,
- and tomorrow ihe Mafslaad baaa
al ans sill ffasa bats alih ne lilia
iHe. The board ~ ifsae gave s
aees lasl efaHlpH h hsa9f u fhe ~
redo fte oglalaaa alll felufa heJs
zfif asEi Hfgk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12

It's particular province will he to see
thatt 4ienty of originality Is shown in
the decorated auto sections. 1Ir. Wall
is wotA5ng on the paRzsnnel of2he com
mttaeeInow and viii shortly make pub.
lie the names Of the xnembers.
Preparations are going activity for
ward fer the big Japanese lantern
parade and the water carnival Dur.
ing tle week meeting was held of the
committees having tiese mattars in
charge and more than satisfactory prog.
ress Vas Reported.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
AUTO OWNERS SHOW PROPER INTEREST
III PLANS For DMING FLORAL PARADE

That the 1912 FaOral Parade NIL be
"a record breaker m the lnzmber OF dec.
GRATED autos enteEs1 WAS assured Syhen
reports were reeeiFed at = meeting of
the auto committee held yesterday af-
ternoon at promotes anmalittee head
quarters.
When the COMMITTEES members Assem-.
lblea and began to cozspaIe notes, they
foaRd that with scarcely more than .
fifth of the auto owaeFB Qf the eity
apprOaehed, elready enOBgh cara were
pledged TO make up quite respectable
paraAe by itself, and when abe mem.
beers make fuller canvass q the lists,
the naDrber wlA certainly TBp up into
several score.
Chairman James ID. DougheFtg after
the meel1Bg expressed himself - both
surprised and pleased at the goes show
ing made, and DiIeefor A. Il. Wal, who
was AZ the meeting, said that he him.
self was pleasantly sarpriaed aud great.
y encouraged At the spirit Of eo0pera
tioA and anxiety 10 help shown b. tae
auto oRHefB ~ The city.
Those present II the meetlnR NaFe
chaiFman J. y. hougheFty. MFs Aonia.
CUE leeAsi Arss = 4. AsFphY, nsIfit
I. Wilder aad Director A y Wall.
una ~ The suggestions aaEsaaed ana
adapted by director Wall Il thal ~ ~
8 laea snHmllies. faia aammlflsa nilI
he charged Nlih she daiy ~ ihlailas
~ aefefallanf faI fsFs auf aihel -
iaffs q he fafaae. Sad Nlil glfe saa
zesllahf - Heaafal mai4ell ihTaaslaaI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
DENIES .PEoNAGE EXISTS
COLORADO BEET FIELDS

WASHINGTON, December o, - Re
futing the testimony of James Bodkin
of Colorado, regarding labor conditions,
in the sugar beet fields of the State,
former Governor Henry A. Buchtel of
Colorado today appeared before the,
special congressional committee inves.
tigating the alleged sugar trust.
Governor Buehtel absolutely denied
that peonage exists among the foreign.
ers in the Colorado beet fields.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12

woald :li4e to have Une, that he would
have to gome prepased to stay in quar-
antine, but that ia doctor JamesD
eOnld DIIt him up.
RatauW Valentin when told OF the
conversation with Doctor James hast
night, said that ifa priest was wanted
IN Tire Nuarantinez4ation one would I'm
ssOuBtskly be sen, to remain there as
A0pgsaE necessary HE expected that Bish-
ep lIiiaert would hear of the mat1er
Through the feaBTal authorities OF she
Portuguese or Spanish consul. On sew
eral sfDrmer OCCASIONS priests have TAX
an .gE quarters with immigrants aiUEeed
to stEpy in quarantine.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
ONE HUNDRED MINERS
ARE DOOMED 10 DEATH

KNOXVILLE, Tenneasoe, Deeemkar
e,--An explosion of coal 9aat In The
misses Of Gross Mountain today Is re,
apeusibie for oAe Of the greatest mine
hoTaTa ever reeegded In tie South. One
hundsed men are down Ia fha shafts
aud drifts, and age doomed = death,
ihe reaeie gangs being driven lack By
fumes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
WANTS CONGRESS TO BUILD
BIG DRYD0CK ON BAY

SACRAMENTO, California, Deem
Der 10.--At a special session of the
Legislature yesterday a resolution was
passed calling upon congress to build a
great drydock at Hunter Point on San
Francisco Bay near Alameda.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
BlCKNELL FOUND
ONE DAY MOSQUITO

fHF Auditor James filekuall q look.
lng for yellow fever. far ~ found 4
o. iFhl mosquito 10 be oaise % III.
aHY afternoon aad be 4 nos watching
faf more
lilfAnall aanlea 20 laon Il Il wAa
Hissenifa ealnlna. bui aono u ihase
20 = hnN ~ ahaHaf ~ aaa ssga
az Aefififs "a ~ sHhlafl and aafe b
ahls q eal|eliaa lln.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
SOMETHING 70 RrMEMBER.

When buying n cough medicine for
children bear in mind that Chamber
lain s Cough Remedy is most effcctual
for colds, Group and whooping cough
and that 1t contains no harmful drug.
For sale all dehlers-Benson Smith 8
Co.. agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
ITALIANS EXPELLED.

SMYRNA faThefl neeamhaf ia
eeaefal aeflss Ia been lasasa lhfoael
esi fhe eeanlfg sspalilHa ali lialiaaa
IhsF afe Rlffa 3 effiala llma = lfafe
lha eeaHlll aHaeg psaalI|H
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
SUGAR TRUST SELLING
OUT us SECT STOCK

NAhHlh0T0h, December .. fks
sneaf lfAst writes 10 The aaaaf laFas
lTailng COMMITTEES lhai 80 faai sell.
laa ~ holalHas = aasaf besl nna eane
fafiafief. Ae letter slsiss ihsl ~
ffaai aea eanifalf les2 lhaa lhlng afe
~ eeai e ne AlsAlaaa fafiallfs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12

MEET
PLANS ARE PAU
When Il Came 10 Contracts
There Were Hitohea and
Halts on kvlators Part
ID a,Iallon nIanl are 0nan. 2

The aviation plans nrc "pau
The plans 80 enthusiastically gone
'nio for great military aviation meet
NJ Kapiolani Park on Christmas Jay
have "gang aglee, and Glooms run
riot around the heal aviation commit
ieemen who were recently fairly sur.
rounded by Joys.
There win probably be meet and
It will be big affair, in an athletic
way, but the only going up in tho air
connected with II has already been
done, by the plans Of the airship com.
mittee. Any one who mentions Avia-
tor Gordon to member Of the com.
mittee now is rewarded by "burst
of silence.
It appears that tho committee of
arrangements couldn't finally make
terms with Gordon, who was to do the
quincy act with Gus Schaefer's fine
homemade gig. All went well until it
came to straight showdown and
signing of contracts. 1t was then that
the Glooms entered and routed the
joys, and yesterday it was finally de
termined that unless n professional
aviator shall be sent for to do the
biplane light fantastic, all the stunts
of Christmas Day viii be on the solid
earth.
Another obstacle was the difficulty
of getting Kapiolani Park. 1t being a
public park, the commissioners in
charge have declared against allowing
any more exhibitions there for which
price of admission is charged. They
did it for Eben Lows Wild West
Show, but say they don t want to fol-
low bad precedent.
A Big Military Meet.
Plans are now being discussed for a
great athletic meet at the park. But
there will be no charge. 1t will be for
the entertainment of the fleet boys and
the people of Honolulu, and will be the
biggest thing of the kind ever seen
here, if it is pulled off. This is fol-
lowing plans that were already in pro-
cess of formation when aviation was
expected to be part Of the day IS
doings.
Gordon is still In town. But nego-
tiations with him have ended in final,
hopeless disagreement, and the Hono-
lulu aviation meet Of 1911 has gone
glimmering among the dreams of things
that were.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
SPRECEELS ANGEL IN.
FREE SUGAR GAMPAIGN

WASHINGTON, December 10. - TT
has developed that Claus spreckels is
the only subscriber to the campaign
fund for the removal of the duty on
raw sugars.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
Sc oompanies oontribute.
DEFEAT
MEXICAN TROOPS

MERIDA, Mexico, December lo.-A
report has been received here of des-
perate fight between band of revolu-
tionists, partisans of General Reyes,
and company of 1850 state guards, in
is said that only about a dozen of them
escaped,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
HIVNAlilafaH On % Prison.

Al the land oiilee aud inmleratlon
nuteHll thsFe Is continued Increase ia
~ AnipseF Of Inquiries eoneernina
als',ii.sstfHa fHhds u lhe 4efrii0Ts.
many are from abs maitland.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
CHARGES DISMISSED.

WASHINGTON, December Con,
gress today formally dismissed the Con,
troller Bay charges.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
Great Army Gathering Around
Wuohanp-TruCe Has
Been Extended.
PRINCE CHANG ASsAsslNATED
Chinese in America Raise Great
Sum and Send First
lnstalIment.
Especial Cable to The Advertiser and
the Hawaii Shinpo.)

the Hawaii shinpO.)
TOXIC, December 9.-Pending the
arrival Of the peace ambassadors of
Yuan shihKai at Hankow, the revolu-
tionists have consented to a continue
ton of the existing armistice for an
other two weeks
In the meanwhile the movements of
troops continue, the revolutionists pre-
pairing to concentrate a large army at
wuchang, to face the 1mperialists gath
cred in at HHnkow and Hangyang.
Today force of ten thousand men,
the victors of the recent fight at Nan
king, left that city by boat for WI
chang.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
III CLHIn lNaInlanl.a

fAfi' OINTMENT i eslafaniesd
- 'aie any eafe n ffelang. Mind
Bleeding o. ffaiHudine Pits ia6ie
: lafs q money refunded Nd ~
fAflH hhplelNRoo aalal isall.
= IA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
ROUNDING UP OF
LABOR LEADERS
FOR GRAND JURY

SAN FRANCISCO, December 10
'lbirteen labor leaders have been sub.
'poened here TO appear before the fed.
ernl grand jury at Ies Angeles and
gtestity N the dynamiting enquiry.
snbpoenas are here AWAITING he "a
turn from the East of u. o. Tyeitmas
mead OF the Asiatie Exclusion Leae,,s'
ana Labor Loader Johansscu.
hoaamaras on TO Prison.
LOS ANGELES, December 10
James - aud }. }. Mcnamara, the dv.
namliers, started last evening for M
state prison Of San Quentin 10 serve
NOR mon terms Of lifo imprisonment and
hiteen years
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12
Prince Assassinated.
(By Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 10. -
Prince Chang Hsun, former vice prem
Ter in the cabinet recently superseded
by Yuan shih-Kai and the Liberals, is
reported to have been assassinated yes
terday in Picking.
six Companies Contribute.
The Chinese Six Companies, whose
headquarters are in this city, have sent
the sum of $4,000 to the reyolutionists
in Canton. This is stated to be the
first installment of a loan of 100000
raised by the Six Companies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-12

The cruiser Colorado weighed anchor
abont no0E yesterday and got under
way for HizO, arriving there this morn.
1sg. The Maryland, which was the first
vessel Of the fleet 10 20 10 Hilo 10 en-.
able officers and mon to 90 10 the vol.
ea@ol VIII fetafn here tomorrow morn.
log or this eyehing. The Colorado win
remain at Hilo several days, the men
going 70 the crater IN detaehmonis Of
aboBt 80 10 200 8 day.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-27
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ponds ar VIII stc-- So %
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-27
Russian Government Plans 70 Lessen
Emigration 10 America BY Rent
ing Lands 70 Natives

St PetersbUrg-E bill which the
Minister Ct Agriculture Is Introducing
into the Dou-z during the approach
ing session becomes Law. Siberia will
cease 20 Dc Grown possession. ard
be promoted 20 the rank Of colony.
Siber1z's peasant population Is in
exactly The same position as before
the abolition Of se-fdon: il has never
received the land OF which il works
therefore, the 1.7ss.7s0 English
square miles which II contains forms
AZ enorno1s Crown estate. rented 70
colorists and -stiFes As the total
population Of this rssf district is only
seven millions. and the natural re-
sources considerable. the new bin pro
poses 10 introduce system Of so
called Individuality and land owner
ship E. 70 sell land 70 private per
sons II lcts OF various sizes and 70
allow land TOW being sorked d col
exists. natives and settlers 10 be
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-27
English Society Adopts Fad
Started by Austrians.
Latest Craze Is Being Photographed
While Asieep-idea Comes From
Austria, Where II Is Al
ready NeD Popular.

LoloOn--The latest society craze
< being photographed while asleep.
The idez comes from Austria,
where i IS already very popular. bat
j has spread to London. and inquiries
nay SHOW that photographers have
begun 70 follow the fashion or are pre-
pared 70 CO so
One well-kEown woman profession
a Photographer recently caused a
small sensation by an exquisite pic
tire Ct 2 group Ct sleeping childrsa
which ste took. and other specialists
i portrait work are endeavoring tu
emulate her, not only in pictures CT
sleeping children. but in pictures CT
o5livious grown-ups
Discussing The subject Mr.. George
Henry. the vell-knovn portrait paint
er. said be could not understand way
anyone whose waking expression IS
pleasant should want to be photo
graQhed asleep
Still, there are some people whose
faces lock better in repose.- be
agreed. There is 10 expression Ia
be obtained from the eyes of q sieep
ing person. Of course. but there NAY
be something undesirable banished
from The face.
Many people go through life with
q set expresslon-a purposeful mask
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-27
WANTS JUDGES CURED
7oassssit says Tass -ss. Uses
-cNs- =e-.l sssly-

NsE Ea-k-TEs g11sclE-T q IL
C--sa States MS y t-oagt- within
n o91-ol . ar z1sxe-ztls y tae
E=-l--aoagh--of .o6Es-- q the oee
Vla Z IL o-i1lo1 q TaeoLo-e Roos@
rslL VIZ SPIKE u TIE Cuas=rz-so-
q Tczazhc,od sld Chld.ood- tetors
tts C5v5c ForzR
Tbs ooaroL Il M RoossTslrs
.D6gzsz- should y exercised oor=
cautiously z-5 = Es-@lt fashion
1zl ths ooz--ol y tta p=opls ever
t.s legislator and tas executive bu1
-1s cC---,ol -a1s- = tns-e
Co1-ol q judges. NJ. RoossTsl1
sad Kas b-t hall although ~ 1z- -he
Dos- important part q p-uEz1
Eh1ch should y carried or To-
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