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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-06-28
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-Four year course leading to degree Of A. B. Best adva
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gymnasium. Manly sports Drills and exercises in ope
hh Personal and individual attention AID interest BY
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For Catalogue address GEO. H.
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adelphia, Arkansas.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1911-06-28
FOLEY'S KIDNEY REMEDY

Is particularly recommended for
chronic cases of kidney and bladder
trouble. 1t tends to regulate and con-
troll the kidney and bladder action and
is healing, strengthening and bracing
For sale by Greeson Drug Co.
Foley Kidney Pills contain just the
ingredients necessary to regulate and
strengthen the action of the kidneys
and bladder. Try them yourself. For
sale by Greeson Drug Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28
ESCAPES ON
A LIGHT CHARGE

lFrOm samFday's Adgefliaer,)
The last echo Of tbs Fort street ~,
Yolym duel That startled The city last
November WAS heard before Judge
Cooper IN tho eireui court yesterday
morning, when The ely attorney o..
qepteg . Plea Of guilty 70 . charge Of
aaaanll With q deadlg weapon from
Y0lney q, Driver who WAS theTenp0n
sentenced 10 pay ~ bne Qf 400 With
1nl imprisonment, william ~ Me-
qnaia, hls priwhle Antagonist, having
been aal free after a plaa NJ Insanity
iha entire HifplF u enl9d
Tho public lnda u paIlienlM Interest.
lna ~ nata llal tNa nel who lnpffllea
no lives " all paasersbY IN hllQ0llpa
wildly On crowded street n1fnhF ha'
cape altogether ~ lightly, fFam inalalf
nfnla f0r attempted mnlaaf
The city uilnFpaY hmaalf yesterday
/ Rni only lnfQFmhd he eanfl bal ~
lelY attorney ha Halld nqt aak faf im
pTIeannenll hnt he even WAS ~ ln
/ llnlgnni as ~ eal lhe eaallla Allsn
ll0l N lha faei lhal lhefe Naa aa 30
lnnnt n aellaefenaa " lha eHHe lhel
llA eenll
pfuol he aAplalHea N a aepleealefs
mappef lie HanifMHn hAa NalAaa i
llilllH faflhaI lhfn 9ae neeeaaHfY HlBl
/ DO falngnaa lh6 hlal ahal having Il
i fafl NAlkea lale lha halllWeFa lssa
lapfanl 8hfH ~ phni HellHala n ~
/ hah hnf ne element naa lhflf iHt
/ me same lhn anall Nalfa ihal n
laHh lhf plfa n HAill8 lNlH HHAHlAhiH
| ileA aaa HnAla Apl lmpAsl ne HHsl
h n Aihlnaanl nHfaFis aliai
lnaf enls4a 4 plia n nnln fanifAaell
HHalNAl pa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28
CLOUD SEA UNDER
SNOW TIPPED PEAK
TOURISTS AT VOLCANO WIT.
MESSED All uAUguAL VIEW
or MAuNA L0A.

ono more beautiful sight has ever
been witnessed from tbs Volcano ll0nae
than on Thursday morning last whom
tho passengers fipm tho Mauna kea
and Wilbelmina saw Tho summit Of Ma
upa Loa covered with SNOW and just
bel0W that WIS magnificent SEA OF
white el0ndh, said George LyGnfgua
yesterday 0And than l0oking down
belgW was The eratef 0f ifllauea, which
WIS smoking away na usual,
- We had seYeniy.hYh people ~ ilp
Volcano House on Thursday evening"
Just half " THOSE Win went np 0n lhe
No Vessels, and The neal day Che 0thaf
half vent np, The latter parly num-
beIad ahnnl ninety people The Wealhi
~ Waa fms, the ihbfmUmeler dropping
daNn 10 fQllRiWa and lhe old ilfaplAap
ln ne Yaaann lianHe VIA certainly .
efnier Ut Interest
Hlhf nfh Ia lhn Yaaaal II nuH nlnnl
tNn hundred ~ Two hundred AMI nflt
feel frem ihe Top aud y mannlnepll
Hahl Many imlTlsla lald lHn lhHl u
via ihe manaeai HpehlAela they haa
efef Witnessed =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28
LABOR AGENTS ARE
GETTING FIL|PIN0S
REPORTED THAT A COUPLE OF
HUNDRED SAY THEY
WANT TO co,

II Is not A. *. oawa, the local Jap
aneee attorney who is engaged IN tho
same sort OF business here that tho
Manila papers say we arc In the Philip.
pines, that VI bulllng n senaty labor
market, although an afternoon paper,
apparently without malice, 80 an
nonncca. The Japanese labor agent,
who is aasoeinted with james Craig IN
O still hunt for lnborera, ~ Henry *.
Ogawa, who las been here about two
years.
Craig 10 malihini, said TO be a
nephew Of a prominent government ofi'
cial Of tho Territory,
The labor recruiters are after any
kind Of labDrers who nre allowed by
law 10 20 from here 10 the mainland.
Thoy cannot take Japanese because Of
tho "gentlemen y agreement but
they can take all the Portuguese,
epaniards, Filipinoa and Porto Hieans
they can hire. II II reported thnt they
have already recruited a couple Of hun
dred Filipinos and few Porto hieans
~ am not tho one attempting any
labor recruiting aehems,n said A. X
Ozawa yesterday, oRlth0ugh II h ID
ffpVften anu lhe IsPVlb ~ hHNht9 w
ing mo injury. / am not trying q
send anyone away from tho Islands
Far from II, have acted aH labor
agent for the planters, blt never
against them So far ~ I am con
eerned, think the license fee for labo
recruiters aholld be Ave thousand dol
lamu
Mr.. 0zawa understands that th
labor being recruited here Is 10 b
taken 10 the California fruit farms nm
eanneries. dThia 10 fair sample 0
tho consistency Of Calif0rBians, h
declares, oThey howl at cheap labo
coming In aud insist on shutting on
the Japanese, yet, when the tim
comes, they send out after the iaba
they eOndemn,p
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28
PRIMARY
BILL IS SAVED
PAgsgg ggcoHD BEADING UPON
MugoEITY EgPoET on
COMMITTEE,


The direct primary bijl pasae1 see'
oDd reading IN tbe b0Dae yesterdsy, bUt
~ was w the "skjn of 10 teetb," -
N speak, I'M tbe majofiiy Tsport of
the judiciary committee IN the bill gag
that " be tsbled, BBt there was o
minority report, signed ~ two mem
bers, Representatives Castle aDd Long,
who saved no n.y.
Tbe mBjOyity TeDGt W6s Gfst sub
nitte1, and u ~ follows
Your judiciary committee, ~ which
Was referred house bili 50. ~, iBtfO,
lHeed by Hon, y, Watkins, entitled IN
Act 10 Provide f0T Nominations NJ Dp
reet Yote,' begs leaye ~ Teport as f0l'
l0Wsj
"Wbile your committee sgfees tbat
% diregt pjuefy bill should We ep0etG1
t0r the City Gud County VI Honolulu,
we 10 not appIGvg NJ tbG BIN either
lH tbe form ~ which n WIS introduced
OF as amended by Hon, ~ H. Caetle
md Hon, W. \, ~ I,GBR We therefore
recommend that tbis BIN 10 tabieGN
Then came ibe minority report, fbai
started all tbe pilikia, which ~ ~ FOL
loWg
6We d0 moi agree with The majority
report 0f yonr committee On house bil
/ ~, 8l We fbink that tbe proposed
| lbill viii ~ long Way t0gaTds enrigl
the evils eomplaiHed " IN the present
sgsiem ~ nominating candidates, W.
hive amended The bill by providing tbai
/ tho pfimafy election shall bs held nbGuI
tbfoe weeks before the general election
ipste0d of iH eeptember, titus bopinl
! ~ lessen Tho expenses NJ candidates
/ We point ~ tho fact that Il direct pr
/ mHfy has been an neluoWl0daed success
~ m6uy sfhtee, though We frankly ae
/ fnowledQa ~ has bsoB q failure IN GONE
:" We submit herewith the bill, Wit
! certain amendments, aBd ~ thus amend
Ie9 We feel 10 VIII bs benefit 10 tli
oity and county, and strongly urge II
lpassRgeU
The Rreatest Interest WIS manifesto
IN The controversy and the result o
tho bin o. before The house with Vi
amendment submitted by Hhpresenll
tiyes Castle and Long.
But little time WIS given for di
euBsign before V0ta WIS called ~
This WAS by show " hands, nm
Speaker liblhtein declared fle bin IN
paeaed second reading, and II was MAJ
q special order 0f business for nei
Monday,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28
SUPERVISORS TALK
CONCERNING POI
EREN LOW GIVES ExPERT
VIEWS CONCERNING THE
EAUKAU


AZ ~ neeiirg ~ ne bgafi n super.
yisWs. hfid iast nigAi fof fhe pariiep,
isr parDDse ~ 9isenssiag tie proposea
pgi ordnance, after many amendments
psFe made - fhe 3rafte1 eopy, = lnally
passed 6rst Teadigg and was ordered
Dybiishsd
c0psidefabis debate was iudplged in
ss 70 wbffber the OfJiBsBse should also
ep1esYm - regulate tbe manufacture
o. pDl made of potatoes and bfeadfrBit.
- fi8f diseuesiOp there appeared 20 be
certain amount N vaguencfg IN tho
minds ~ sOige ~ the snpervifOrs ~ 20
iBsf e1aeDy what "pOiO aBd pai.ai'
re8lly afe, alfO ~ ~ whether poi could
be made NJ potatoes and breadfruit
sBpefvlsDY Lon rose ~ the occasion,
end carefully ezplained the process BY
which paigi n made aBd how II later
Way become POI. n was finally decided
~ have the ordinance regulate the man.
BfaefBfe fOr saIe " only pai.ai and
sol mads NJ tar0, ~ The inclusion Oi
0fbsr tban me common, everyday poi
w0tld tend ufelcsdy 10 cucumber the
NFfflVfHfff
AZ tbe suggestion Of Supervisor Low
. veYy matedaI mobilization Of the
original dfsN was made, providing that
tie walls o. pol shops should DO bui
three feet bigb, instead 0f siz feet IN
This respect tbe proposed ordinance az
feTg from The BIZ regulating The manu-
faeture " poi which 10 pending befor,
tbs legislature. The height was aRreet
BpOB bec8Bse " was tb0ngbt suGicientl,
bid ~ answer ail saHiiary purposes
aDd, INDEED, bGeanse II would make tn
shops mOre sanitary, ~ The low wall
would afford opportunity for better ven
tijaB0B, and also because the expens,
NJ construction would be much less.
City Attorney Catbcart was prcscD
aBd paye ls06l ~ we'll m poi pointer
~ tbe b6ard IN making this final draf
NJ tbe 0rdiBGnce. which passed hrs
reading ~ be published.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28
MILLER SALVAGE C0MPANyS FLEET SEIZED
BY HIGH SHERIFF. On WHIT 0F ATTACHMENT

A gahundrpd dolarQia prQmlasay
note has heea ihe ppaqIna ~ rather
iha iyipR pp ~ iha entire aeat ~ lha
Miller halfage Company pn iem nnp
niy High hhfan ral llleafln frflfFaay
bod ihe hmpl NJ naillng d NFli NJ NJ
laehmeal ie lhe lespeeliYp maHla ~
lhe HeYelal aehaWara ana steamers ean
lIpllHi - ihe Wlgaea e0mpWY anA
naN iAnlaai lhem N ~ paffHslAal
WlMaHi NJ iha llftilnn NJ lhf aeHll
aNll ha| been hlmNhl M iha lHflHH
Hli IfHnsnailallan l0Mnanfi shh
IalalH aA0lMnf ~ lhf ANeflRlf8 llll
iaHlaHk NJ 2tleh lAMaM Alllff h'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28

The fedoal government bas reeog
nizcd tho necessily of oatabIisbing o
cbnin Of forts ~ around ibo Island
Of oahu, according to statement Of
q local man who ~ op tbc inside Of
much Of the army and navy department
plans os far os tboy appertai0 - Ia
waii, mud he uDaeslapds from what he
has bonrd from Washington Tint Uncle
aam hns only seratehed the Island -
far. and than army construction work
win be under way here for mhny years
Major WinFlow, corps of engineers
stafed recently TINT work would DO
under way for fifteen yeare,
From Information 81 the Possession
Of tho resident referred 10, the govern
mont understands tbnt " Will be- neees
sary to protect all tho landings on he
KOolau side Of tho island ~ wei 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28

Tile Grsi shot fred against the
Qninn's Sunday Thoater Bill nov
pending before the Legislature was
touched on last night BY the Oahu
Young Peoples Cbristian Union -
their convention at tho First Methodist
Church.
A resoiution protesting against the
passage Of ibis bin was introduced by
y, x. Kamaiopili n WGs seconded ~
n vigorous speech by the Rev stephen
J.. Deeha, chaplain Of the house, a0d
wins unaBimou1y adopted by Q i1dDR
vote OF the audience Of three hundred
or more pers0Ds
The following Is The rosolpton'
0Wherons, We bolieYo every porson
N entitled wherever possible 10 rest
from lflbor on Sunday, md, falling inst
IN caee NJ employees of public service
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28
AHw F00n 0anlHAAoH
f0A CONFEDERATION

nli4 phgHlnlan hlaaa NeY Maehall
haa pepalaa 4 ene laai ordinance
Nhlsh has haen eanl hlana % lhe cell
ala allafnasg ~ lhlll AnaIaiiallaH
lie lifluallg she Says as ihp lasl
ana alallea nAli ellh ihH pkaepllnH
lhAl lhe HHh question hag hean illml
anila allaHflhal lhafa e also peH
saellnH. HnMhflaa lAAN Hhis feaAsl
lHAafa Hhall ha a ellAf anHHs n Anl
lfaa ihaN lNalfe lnahH# AHaff ~
slaHas ana Fafllanlel HHh HhlaA HHf
Msali 8lHll 4aaslahlla ID alAsl alH
alaH n faas laI ha#aa faasaMHllaH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28
BALLINGER OUT OF
PUBLIC LIFE FOREVER

RBATTLh, March "a Richard Bal
lnpeF, fmmpT secretary Qf Chs lnlaFlaF
Win filled tho mayors chair befe faF
ano lpm, returned flom Washington
laai nlght, halng accorded WaFm vel
euma from an lmmenna crowd af hH
anmhlQd flllfanal Tho hHaahihlalfl u
thanking lhe people ~ haniila FaF lhnlf
NtlAumn nna fAl lhn WY ihHf hAa SAP
p0llpd him darlnH me- alafMf aeaNnsnaf
N 4 saal ~ lhe QHlilnel aANnnNssi lAai
he NaH infeNef ihlanHl eill rphlia llfe'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28

sef Haa aQmellmn mapagafl ~ FefNgpf
aRalnsl ihe HalYaga eampanY thAafal
Nhlfh 4 RafeFia la ana Il nv nhlf
~ aefaTe ihp paymfni NJ llla afhll
nrnNaing me f0nH aeaH things iha
aame way fha ~ HmpanY daeg Judge
nuhIHaaH faHmlaY 1lWfa b Wfii IA
AllllnIF faMWHk nlfaHan inilhhlih
SELLING lhAm All
'rh6 l0al l9ifei lpanaa iha lNa
WHalfa ifhnnnfT NnHeHla lha lNnI
maInl aehNnnW ~ Aal iha HlaaMfl
laMe AahHU HfH fiaaHm lHHNfhfa Hnli
Nne feaH lha Is aHNhlle#H aana|HAlel
aAaenl 99fmll1 lol hle Npalfa aa
lala
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28
London Believes China
Is Soon to Be
Attacked.
CHINA OBDURATE
Russian Demands Are
Not Being Met as
Required.


vices from the Orient assert that Rus
@a will soon declare war on China.
LloydS risk rateg on Chinese. bound
cargoeg have been doubled.
China obdurate.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 24.--An
official dispatch from Pskng says
China Is obdurate on the question Of
freedom Of trade IN Mongolia.
ohina's Position.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-THE
Russo'Cbineso negotiations have again
taken an uDfayorable turn. Chlna,a
second reply to the Russian demand
for closer adherence TO the proyisiona
Of tho treaty Of 1881 indicates an at
titudo IN regard to Russian consular
and commercial privileges in III and
Mongolia that is unsatisfactory to this
government.
Article 10 Of the Russo. Chinese
treaty Of 1881 enumerates the local..
tics, including Kobdo, where Russian
consulatcs mny be opened Sin proper
tion TO the development Of commerce
md after On understanding with tho
Chinese Government.V Russia con.
fines her demand TO consulate ut
Kobdo, where extensive Russian inter.
ests have been, developed.
China, however, contends that tho
opening Of Russian consdlates is con.
ditional upon tho introduction OF Gus.
tom duties ana cites article l3 Of tho
Regulations Of the land trade be.
tween Russia and China, which was
agreed upon In August Of 1881, fol-
lowing tho signing Of the troaty In tho
Iprocoding February This article reads;
"doods imported into China by
Russian merchants or exported by
them win pay custom duties accordlag
TO the general tqriff for foreign trado
with China ana according to- tho nd.
ditional tariT drawn up for Russian
trade In 1869. Goods not enumeratod
IN Githor Of these tariffs will be sub
iect TO five per cont ad valorom
duty
On this point Russia taltos Wow
directly opposed TO that Of the Chinese
Government.
Russia also demands that Chian
abandon her monopoly Of the ton trade
IN Mongoln, bnsinR the demand on the
Chnose. American treaty OF 1874, In
, which mOnopolieB nro intordictod The
1 present prohibition ng0inst Russian
4 merchants doaling in tea is oneroui
I because ton serves as currency 10 Mon
golia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28
FIRST SHOT AGAINST SUNDAY THHTER BILL
FIRED BY CHURCH CONVENTION LAST NIGHT

corpOFatiOns, police, 1remen, etev 10
one days rest in eeveDt and
oWhGfeas, We understood much
needless BuDday labOT, both IN this eity
and on coriaiB plantations IN this Ter
ritory, u permitted, either under or ~
spite Of our present laws; nD1
Where's, All amuseucDiB for Which
8 charge of any Kind f0r seate 0f for
odmisyiOn ~ made require labor Of per-
s0ns entitled ~ Sunday Togtj
"ReOlyed, That tie OaAu Young
Young Pe0pIe's ChristiaD Union ~
CbTisiimn EDdeayOTeTs and EpV0Itl
ITaQueTs, 81 worship of Ood assembled
fbig tweniyfOurtb day of boTch, 1911,
repeatedly and earnestly request tho
lepislaiBTe of IIawG6i NOR ~ pass Zen
Mo 1861 No. 81, which provides Way
by which tbeateTs aDd other shows Wey
bc opened 10 tbis Teuiiory On Bun
day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28
SAYS OAHU GARRISON WILL SOME DAY Be
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND INFANTRYNEN

those aloDg the lOWeF side NJ tbG lee,
wafd c0asi Including WniAnae nn1
Waialaa. Tb0re are many months Of
the yoa when ceriaib landing aro
ayaiInjlo fOr an RtfGek from % 1eetj
wbich could lsnd men upon ne shores
cnsily. Onee back of the fgriiGeaiiqnsi
ord pariicnlaFly ia rear of the guns ~
Fort R1Qer md pean lgrb0f those f9f.
66eaiions would be a. The mercy 0f the
invaders.
Additional information, be asserts, Is
that tho government intends W haYe
eventually about $4,000 men stationed
here, md lint The majority OF this
force win be- infantrH
Tbe work 0f construction VI bnrreksl
GnaTfefe. sf0reh0nses aDd the scores NJ
Wrions buildings needed ~ posts and
forts, w0nld entail the expenditure of
millions Of dollars, continuing over q
period of seYerA years
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28
Mile q Minute Boat,
PROPER TREATMBHT FOR
CHOLERA.

Fake d double dose Of Chamberlain y
Cole, Gh0lera and Diarrhoea Romody
gftef eyory operation Of tho bowels
more than natural. After three doses
have been taken or when The diarrhooa
bas boon checked take q dose Of castOr
oil, and afier that operntoa take the
REMEDY again 30 before, 90 10 bod and
fepain as quiet 0s possible until out Of
danger
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28

Three sections Of tho Revised Laws,
commencing with 1887, "in 70 far as
they relate to the imposition, assess
ment aud collection OF rates for .ho|
uee Of the public sewers IN the city and
county of Honolulu, constitute an ille'
gal delegation Of the taxing power aud
arc ipyalid,u
with these few words the supreme
court Of the Territory yesterday
''kuoeked outn the sewer rate tax, aud
Honolulu residents lucky enough 10 be-
connected with the municipal sewer Hys'
tenn will no longer have 10 pay tribute
t0 the fact, ~ the way " q financial
ramnpeniti0n of Tho Territory.
The decision Was handed down 10 the
ease VI Link MeCnldlesa against the
] superintendent VI public works, and
WAS written by Chief Justice li0beft
son. This Il tbs first important deeia
/ ion which he has prepared since he aa
Hnmed tho robes 0f The head Of tht
| highest judicial tribunal nf Tho Terri
tory, aud u is, indeed, Dna " ihe m1Hi
important which has been rendered fol
some time,
After quoting yariala authorities Il
show that The legislature san mol dele
gate iia law maling powers 70 any 0fhe
Indy, with ihR nafnpiign nf certain
pQ8em 10 municipal corporations AN
boards ~ heaiilf iha opinion siaiesi
0it will ha observed thai She Qnll
lnle hgnd by lha lpgislbture with refer
enee 20 The ias ~ question ia thai ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28
TRAIN ROBBERS ARn
aTRIoTLY UP 10 DATE

LENApAll, Oklahoma, March g4,--A
train wae held here for two hours while
SIX maakRd men blew up the express
enT safe With nitroRlyeofln, atoln eco,
900 from ~ aud escaped IN two auto
mnhIlAa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28

llaN ~ aala q aela ls aaasllan "a
ehlah mhaf a4p lulelnalaa laA neN
lhamhgaamll nqpgh nemall haa sen
M maal Fanaiailaa aai lmWanla aala
h4 Ila HmalAahla laf IF aalal 4 ean
.alaa4s ~ afpanAaa apn ~ aala II
8ahls ~ Hgeall
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28
ST0LYPIN MAY
STAY AS PREMIER

eT, PETERSBURG, March 25.-Pro.
mior Stolypin has agreed 10 remain at
tho head Of tho government, provided
his demand that Tripoif and Dernovo
bo removed from their positions In tho
council Of tho empire II aeceded 10.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28
SEWER RATES KNOCKED OUT BY DECISION
RENDERED BY SUPREME COURT

total amount " tic revenue 10 b0 rails
cd by its levy shall approximate as
nearly as reasonably may be, but not
exeeed, the total yearly cost Of main
tanning and repairing the sewers t0gell'
or with the interest on the bonds which
represents the cost Of Installing tho
HyalGm,
"lt h NOT nero matter Of ehleula'
ton that has been loft ~ The super
iBtaBdent The legislature failed ~ GH
tho principle upon which the charges
Were to be- based, No rule or method 10
pfesGrlbed by which The superintendent
shall be- guided IN dKiug Or adjusting
The charges ~ is left entirely 70 the
discretion Of the superintendent for tha
time being whether 10 m the rates
according 70 tho length ~ street front
hRe " pgfmisfaI ~ their areai 0f by
the number of fatlfes e0nneeiedJ 0r
by . combination Of thaae melb0dsj ~
pursuant 20 any other plan be may 500
~ 10 adopt
nln short, The legislature bna a.
tempted 10 agthorige tho superintendent
10 levy Tho fagi and mol merely 10 col
leet d Tax which 10 alone mhy levy
| II can mol ba done lagallyH
The opinion incidentally, declare
thai tho fines prescribed by tho eiii
J plumbing ordinance flf failure ~ fln
/ noel with sewers when available nni
/ Tho similar blard NJ health regulation
constitute ta2 and are therefore anh
| leet ~ ihe principles which govern ih
| Imposition and assessment NJ taxes, il
other Ways fhe court ahgWa Hal snYf
ltlea aIe laA ip lhe proper senae 0
tho WQTi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28
Making Way iorYOunger
Advisers for the
President.
MaderO Wins ViCtory---
Greatest of the
War, SO Far.

CITY OF MEXICO, March 25,-An
Mexico was startled yesterday AZ the
announcement from the Chapultepee
Palace that the entire Diaz cabinet
had resigned and that the Teaignations
OF tho members would be accepted by
the President, with the possible eXcep.
Mon Of that Of tho minister Of finance,
esn0r Limantour.
The announcement OF the combined
designations was accompanied by tho
explanation that as each member of
tho cabinet was aiXty.hye years old, or
older, that II had been decided that y
were better for them 10 step aside and
mako way for cabinet of younger
and more aggressive advisers for the
President.
IL is thought that President Diaz will
ask Limantour TO remain M bis side
and accept the portfolio Of minister OF
foreign affairs
Madsro Wins dreat Victory.
PRESIDE, Texas, March 2b. "A
messenger from tho south arrived her.
yesterday with the news Of the most
Important victory yet won by tho Teyo
lufionists. With a thousand men, Con
eral Madero met and completely de-
feated the combined federal forces Of
General Navarro and Colonel cuellar
During The lighting the fedcrals lost
one hundred and sixty killed and lcfi
forty prisoners IN tho hands Of tho vie
tori0uB insurTectO leader.
Uncle Sam Gets Busy.
WASHINGTON, March 24.--Tbe do
partment Of state IL Investigating tht
reports from Chihuahua that f0uI
Americans, captured as rcvolutionists
have been executed after court
martial trial.
Denies the Allegation.
AQUA PRIETA, Mexico, March pa
A denial is made Of the charge that
there have been any executions here bj
federals Of Americans captured amonl
the revolutioniEts,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28
UNKNOWN VESSEL IN
SIGHT OF SHORE BURNS

EUREKA, California, March ab.-AR
unidentified gessal Wae destroyed by
aTa last night qa Table Bluff phe YES
eel gag n0l faan from ehQTe mill she
buIsl into hHmeai being A too great
i diHianfe Qul i0l any hid lQ DO tenli
a laok0ai i being hepl fef hef hqntal
~ II ID supposed lha frnW haa plenty
% ilmf % mako eaTe Of thelf qNH
aafelg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28
SPEED RECORDS ON
LAND AND WATER

JAcK6ONyfLbE, Florida, March 20.
ljuman, driving Benz racing car,
covered twenty miles yesterday IN
gloyen minutes md twenty seconds.
~ ans time during tho racc against
e'me bo attained speed Of ono hun.
died ana i've miles an hour.
Mile.a-Minuto Boat.
LONDON, March 25-T The motor
b0at, built % challenger for tho
Royal Motor Boat Club Of EBaland to
race IN August NJ Huntington Bay,
Long Island, against tho defondor Of
Tho British 1Htmnati0nai Cup, now
held ~ tho Motor. Boot Club Of Amor.
len, was given q trial trip yesterday,
The litll6 craft attained speed Of
Gftyseyen miles m hour, practically
twenty miles an hour fastor than tho
American winner of The cup last Au.
gust made over thirtymile course.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-28

An nleYalaI u the WhpRahlf fnr
haaee af Gordon 4 Ferguson "a ~,
rhui Ainneaatai ealsinH q nnWhfl y
fHnleYeHI DROPPED seven flQl'es hAq
$50 HameH ana 2 nHn Hefe hlllfa