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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-29
JUsT P0UIBS
MAY De SCHEME.
Poolas Rather Suspicious 81 lhe
Repuled Nltslon ol Mo
WALKING Delegate.

ilonoinln pobias profess 20 ttc the
tluttr hOof IA the uOfh ~ Labor Dele
Eait David EaaiIho and are ready 60
express ip hln ttrif exact Sentiments
in regard % BE Hbcneheiai'i work On
trying % ofranizc Hawaiian labor ns
soon az be- arrives poiititt are tho
moving cause Of EwnliAO ~ chafitable
efforts 70 raise ihc level 0 we work.
ing man, they say. The welcome that
be Will receive from tho Honolulu
longshoiemen has been put intp eeid.
stofage TO keep.
1--WE ara afraid that EWaliko Be- try,
'ihF to Wtfk & hitis nblitical game, y
said President Charles Kanokoa Of the
poolas Htiu4day, . and YAH csn depend
'On it, tht pdolas Niif Haze nothing 70
do witt, him. -
Fwalkot tsfal staaehl Democrat and
"A VAIN pefsonaf friend of Link"
McCandlesss the Bryan OF Hawaii, who,
-aa Il has been noticed the last month
of so, has not announced. the withdraw-
al OF his designs On the delegateship,
Some mean mem hboht town Who are
Acquainted with Ewafiko aegeh say that
Mccandlessais financing Ais little labor
sTahS 70 s6Sw Up, e y
Ewaiilt6, however has number of
friends ia Honolnlu who were extreme.
3 " disappointed Saturday when the Hilo
I.chanp fOn failed to put in an, appear
llance on the Mauna Kea. A meeting
had oil been arranged for him tonight
and there was to be gathering of;his
followers at Aliiolani,. or Motley Hall,
ON Kul0ui street.
The leaders of the poolas were also
waiting this event rather expectantly in
order to gauge the extent of the feel
ing for Ewaliko in Honolulu. As the
poolas have all turned down Ewaliko S
overtures with rather abrupt hand,
the longshoremen, who represent the
EARNEST and thinking part of the Ha-
waiian majority in Honolulu, now wish
i to find out what element is going to
declare for unionite tactics as advo-
Gated and taught by the walking dele.
gate.
AS Ewaliko has told Kanekoa that
he will not be in Honolulu for another
month. this seems to be the proper
schedule and that the news that he
was going to assault the capitalistiC
buttresses of Honolulu right away was
the result of too much enthusiasm down
at the Crescent City.
Meanwhile the poolas are going
ahead with their own efforts to asso'
ciate themselves with dthe. National
Longshoremen Is Union, withsheadquar
tiers in San Francisco, in heir,endeayoI
to secure all stevedoring work in Homo
llnlu to their own race, Ewalilo by the
way, wishes utilization with the north
,erh unions on the sound and elsewhere
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-29
A DANoEROUg pTHTAsF.

Dysentery Is u dangerous disease but
can be cured. chamherIain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
been successfully used IN nine epidem'
les Of dysentery. For sale BY al deal
eru. Benson, Smith CO., Ltd, agents
Tor Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-29
OIL STEAMER
FINE QUARTERS
The J. A. chansIor Fitted With
Mahogany and Oak
Trimmings.

No passenger steamer on iho Pacific
can vie vita The tank ttoaaltr , a.
uhnnslot when n comes TO quarters FOR
tho osicers OF the weasel. fcr IN this
NEW ship or the oil aeei, maheghny aud
pnh are used for the finish OF The rooma
OF all the officers on board.
The Chhnslor issmaking her frni trip
20 Honolulu, having arrived yesterday
afternoon from Monterey, and her
shipper, Capt, Gus Holmes, l. pSoud %,
his command. wy '' g
IL has been more tiwnl year since
Captain Holmes was last in. Honolulu,
having come 'doWN htfe For several
years on the old Rosocrans.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-29

De the Socialist who has been arrested Torreon
charge sanderng President Taft and other
ugeml When Diaz sought him prisoner
asylum in the United States and Taft refused permit his extradtiOp
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-29

be getting with American ships;
within
win investigate there a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-29

tho general troops
California
district place troops likely
20 die there Of nothing DO unless they little Of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-29

Maybe that union which organized evening
Seattle lopgshoenen union be different
affiliate with the San Francisco a differ
once tte victims arc likely 10 fpd out
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-29
Finest in Trade.

His new command is the finest ship
in the oil trade, with the exception Of
her twin sister, which arrived on the
Coast two months ago from. the East,
the William r, Heron. - : s'S'n ~
just IN little over p year ago the
Chhnslor was turned ont Of the yards
for the oil company at cost Of $780,
900, and since that time she has been
plying up and down the Pacific Coast
with ell from the California fields, and
IN that. time has made several. trips to.
Douglas Island, Alaska, with oil for
the gold mines. '7a'.oe ''s''s--'' ~ =
The Ghanslor is named for former
president of the company. She is 400
feet long, with a beam of SO feet and
gross tonnage of 496S, net 1921,
Her capacity is $4,000 barrels and
this can be discharged from the twelve
tanks at the rate of 1000 gallons per
hour, when the two pumps are working
tnll force.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-29
Everything Clean.

Stepping on board the vessel the
first thing which strikes the eye is the
extreme neatness of everything, paint
glistening white and brass fittings out
shining the sun.
There are two walks along the top
of the tanks both fore and aft from
the house, and these walks, with the
iron posts and chains on each side for
guides, are painted with aluminium
paint.
In the house" amidships are the
captain 8 and other navigating officers
rooms, including the four quartermas-
tiers, while in the after house are lodg-
ed the engine room officers; with the
crew forward, as is usual.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-29
Engineers AIT,

The engines of the .Chanslor are aft,
and it is here that the officers of this
department are quartered. Z
The chief engineer has his quarters
on the starboard side, which are nearly
as elaborate as the captains, and he
can hook down into the engine room
without stirring from his desk.
All the other officers of the engi-
neer's department are quartered aft
and the assistants each have a cabin to
themselves, a condition which as un-
known on any passenger steamer.
Nothing has been left undOne to
equip the ChanslOr with the most
up to date apparatus in ev-
cry respect, the boats swing from
patent davits, and in his cabin the
captain can tell the speed of the ship
and temperature of the water without
moving from his chair.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-29
Hammered Silver Set.

Between the captains suite and the
rooms of the other navigating officers
is the saloon, also finished in
mahogany, with a table which seats
ten persons.
The feature of the saloon is the ham
mered silver dinner set of ninety four
pieces, which the ship boasts, and
which cost $500. This beautiful set
was given to the ship by the man from
whom it was named, j. A. Chanslor.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-29
HARDWOOD Fittings..


This midships house lisa wonder, and
is one of which any officer might we'll
be proud. The decks are of teakWood
and the chartroom and pilot house, as
well as the bridge. are finished in this.
(, On the starboard side: of the vessel
on the upper deck are the rooms of
Captain Holmes, three rooms and
bath, all finished in mahogany. ;.
/. Opposite, ON. the port side. are the
cabins of the frst, second and third
and the four quartermasters, who bunk
in one cabin.
The skipper's room is the only one
finished in mahogany, the quarters of
| the other officers being in oak.
Captain Holmes has more room than
any skipper who has sailed into this
port, three large rooms and a bath tall
! ing to his lot.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-29

While at Linnton recently one of the
customs men was interested in how
much mileage had been done by the
ship, as she came in there every few
days with an oil cargo.
He and Captain Holmes figured out
that for the past ffty-eight days the
ship had made il ,472 miles. or an
average of more than 200 miles = day,
and this taking no account Of the time
in port loading and disehaTging cargo.
Captain Holmes 10 mighty proud of
his command, and it Is likely that the
Chanslor or the Heron win make reg
ular trips here for some time TO come,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-29
Log in Cabin.

On the wall is a Nicholson ship 3
log, which tells the rate of speed the
ship is making each moment, and the
skipper sits and watches the log as
does the railroad manager watch the
indicator in his private car on the
railroad.
Besides being more than well built
and equipped, the Ghanslof is a speedy
freighteT, logging thirteen and one
half knots empty and doing better
than ten as regular thing when load
ed to capacity. 80,
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24

LIN famed Milan the Widow Wise the sights had fairly done
To every wondrous she'd been, sighted
So night truly 'uckered out she gladly closed her
A weary little wandeer indeed Widow Wise!
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16
GOV. OSBORN APPROVES
OF PRISON wHIPPINGs
Has Faith In Warden Russell and viii
Not Investigate Marquette
Prison.
(From a statf correspondent.l

LANSING. Mich, Feb. l6.-"If II
does not hurt child To be chastised
IN the public schools, do not see how
II can hurt a hardened criminal TO be
padded under the supervision or an
experienced physician" said Gov. Os'
born yesterday afternoon, speaking OF
the paper read by Warden Russell, OF
Marquette, before the meeting OF pris'
on authorities in the executive offices.
Warden Russell asked some weeks
ago TO have an investigating commit
tee appointed TO look into his con
duct OF the prison. which has been
criticised by certain persons. but the
mere fact Of an investigation carries
with IL a sort OF bad impression.
which | am 10th to cause In the case
OF Russell, for whose administration
have the greatest respect. | have
been at the prison and have friends
on the board and know no investiga.
ton Is needed"
Warden Russell's fiery defense OF
corporal punishment where necessary
m the estimation OF the prison off
Gals, was the most notable event OF
the meeting yesterday. and resulted
in the passage OF a resolution by the
wardens and members OF boards pres
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16
TAXATION VALUES BOOSTED.
State Board Adds Halt Million Z
Assessment Of Railroads.

LANSING, Mich, Feb. 16.-Ths
state board OF assessors, after re
viewing the assessments OF all the cor
porations whose representatives Wis
tied the state tax commission, has
completed it's work and the final yalu
alton rolls have been made out.
According to the figures announced
by Chairman James ii. Thompson the
total assessment OF all the railroads
express companies, car loaning com
panies, telegraph and telephone com
panies amounts to 1896, 605,S50.
But few changes have been made
from the assessment OF year ago
The total of all railroad valuations
has been boosted 100000, but in GER
tain individual cases the rate has
been lowered. The valuation OF the
Chicago. Milwaukee q st. Paul com
pany has been increased 100000.
The Grand Rapids a. Indiana sys
TEN has been increased in value 1915.
900, making its total valuation SILL
025. 900. The Pere Marquette's yalua
ton is $2g 100000. decrease OF $3.50,
900 from 1909 figures. The Michigan
CentraIs valuation Is advanced $500
600. making its total $54, 100000.
The value OF the express companieJ
property I'm the state has been adj
vanced sl7S.3SO. car loaning compan.
les will have TO pay $4,000 more than
In 1909. while the value OF telephone
property has been tilted S1S4.575.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16
GETS PAPAL BULL.
70. echrembs Will Be consecrated
Auxiliary Bishop Feb. 20.


AUXILIARY Bishop Feb. 20.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. 16.--
The papal bull certifying the appoint,
ment OF FIR. Schrembs to be auxiliary
bishop Of Grand Rapids arrived from
Rome yesterday. Preparations for the
consecration In st. Andrews cathe-
dral Feb. %, are nearing completion.
The principal officers for the exer-
cises have been announced as fol-
Iowa.
Consecrator, Rt. Rev. Henry Joseph
Richter, bishop of Grand Rapids; sen
tor consecrator, Rt. Rev. Camillus p.
Macs, bishop of Covington, KY; junior
conseorator, Rt Rev. John 8. Foley,
Foley. bishop of Detroit; assistant
priest. Very Rev. Leo Greulich, o. NJ.
ca: deacons OF honor, Dean Thomas
Rafter Bay City, and Rev. Edward A.
caldwell, Bay City; deacon or the
mass, Rev. Peter Petz. o. 8. b., New
ark, N. j.; sub-deacon of the mass,
Rev. Robert w. Brown, Grand Rapids;
master Of ceremonies, Rev. Michael j..
Gallagher; assistant master Of cere-
monies and bishops notary, Rev John
a. Schmitt; preacher of the consecra-
tion sermon, Most Rev. Henry Noel
Ter. archbishop of Cincinnati; chap
lains Of the archbishop. Rev. M. Mat
kowski, Grand Rapids, and Rev. Ed.
ward Kozlowski, Bay City.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16
Life Saved a, Deaths Door.

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The Detroit times., 1911-02-16
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The Detroit times., 1911-02-16

cnt. declaring against the 0gg auth
corporal punishment bill.
II shall continue 10 punish prieon
ers who deserve Il, law or no law,
said Warden Russell. AS long AZ
am warden, | shall use the paddle
when | think IL IL necessary. II this
hill passes. they may attempt to re-
move me. and then the issue Will be
fairly before the people. | am con-
tent TO stand by the judgment OF the
people II | may have the case fairlJ'
presented"
The warden declared that the ma
iority OF cases demanded disciplinary
punishment. His paper stirred up a
lively discussion, but he was sus
tanned SANFOhD.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16
FAvoRs LOCAL PROHIBITION.
w. a. Brubaker Urges More Stringent
Laws to Fight Liquor Traffic

LANSING, Feb. 16.-Speaking to
the prohibition state convention here
Yesterday afternoon, w. A. Brubaker.
Of Chicago, who succeeds DIR. Alfred
IIowther, or Detroit, as state chair
man, said he believed in local prohibit
tion, but the principle of local option
- wrong and vicious Local option
n q bar to the destruction of the
liquor traffic" he said.
n State Chairman Lowther, In his
farewell message, said the raising of
money by personal workers had cost
the party $1.0S for each dollar raised
Candidates for state Offices were
named as follows: Justices of the
supreme court, Prof. III. A. Milliken
8pring Arbor: w. III. Fox, Mt. Glen.
ems; Seth Terry, Durand; regents OF
the university, j. o. High, Sunfeld
u. X. White. OF Kalamazoo; member
state board Of education, Wesley Rich
ards, Carleton; members state board
Of agriculture, George II. Candee, OF
tawa Lake; j. G. Curtis, Vernon.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16

ot ..s:..s g THt soAaO or

Detroit. February "a. 1911.
TO All Whom IL May Concern;
Take notice that sidewalk assessment
rolls Nos. 1s7s TO 2T2i. both inclusive.
Tor defray1ng the cost. and expense or
constructing cement sidewalks az here
matter described. have been prepared.
ana are now open for inspection. re-
vision or correction In this office. and
VIII be presented TO the Common
council at session thereof TO be held
on Tuesday. the 9Th day OF March. 1911.
a. Z .. m. city time. tor confirmation,
The lot or lots described In each roll
have been assessed for tho cost and
front OF or adjoining the parcels named
In such roll
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16
IS sLueoEp AND ROBBED.

JACKSON, Mich, Feb. l6.--(Spe-
ciaD 1.-The sheriff OF lngham county,
telephoned Sheriff Wood, OF Jackson,
this morning. that Steven o'Brien, a
farmer. was slugged and robbed OF
s4OO last night while on his way home
from Stockbridge. o'Brien lives a
few miles from the latter towr. He
was walloped over the head by some
one and left lying unconscious in the
road
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16
s FALL MAY CAUSE DEATH.

"A KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb. IS
Afraid TO ask for assistance after he
had fallen from train, George Wood,
who was released from Jail yesterday
morning, nearly bled 70 death. He
Was attempting to board train wien
he fell, cutting open the back of his
head. He crawled In back OF a build.
lng. where he remained in hiding sew.
eral hours before he was found I'M
conscious by policeman. At the
hospital Il IL said he may die.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16
PUBLISHER MADE
PARTY TO FRAUD
Rep. oppenborn's Bill Against Dis
honest Ads Comes Up in Leg
islature Today.

The action or the federal authorities
In excluding offending newspaper ,
from the mails protects only "a paIt %
the readers OF fraudulent adNeItlsse-
ments. There should DE state VI - So 20,
lion holding publishers accountable Tor
printing the palpably dishonest advet,,
tisements OF investment swindlers anu
OF all other INSCRIPTIONS adNefllseIs
who seek 10 betray the readers conn
dence i'm the integrity OF the press
GOV. Osborn'S inaugural recon,mendn-
tlon that Mas denounced by the otnce
eat In three Detroit newspaper ofhces'
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16
ALoNzo r. PECK DEAD.

CHARLOTTE. Feb. l6.-After near
ly years illness, with stomach
trouble, Alonzo X. Peck prominent
and wellknown stock buyer OF this
county, died at his home here yester-
day. Mr.. Peck returned TO this city
from Denver a few weeks ago.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16
Ar. You We'll Intormed?

Who was Petroleum v. Nasby?"
What is an archdeacon?
Which has the higher rank, a Wis
count or a marquis?
What Ia q leu d'esprit?"
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16
RebeIs rake Town: Attack sneIter.

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 15.--Official in
formation reached the capitol !ate 10.
day that insurrectos have captured
the town OF Velardera, where the
0uegenheim smelling works is locat.
"a A force of 500 rebels attacked
the works, demanding money and
we're given $1,000
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16
nRADy STREET.

40 n. OF L. 20 IL. OF lot Al. lots S.. %
and 5s-Leiand and Mandiebaum's sub.
OF part OF lot 20 and part OF 81 On
the south side OF Brady street between
woodward avenue and John r. street.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16
CADILLAC AVENUE.

Roll No. e6s0. Lot 54--Brandon's sub.
OF that part OF II. Ca. 3S7 and 257, be-
tween Jefferson avenue and Mack
street, and w. OF the r. line OF Cadillac
Boulevard: also the =. "a ~. OF that
part OF Il. G. 25l, between jefferson
avenue and Mack street. On the west
side OF Cadillac avenue between Water
loo and Charlevoix streets.
Lot SO. block l4-Albert Hessel-
bacher and Joseph s. visger's sub.
OF lots TO II. Inclusive. of II. II. Toms
sub. OF that part OF +. Cs. 257 and SsI.
w. OF Cadillac avenue and between
Mack and Shoemaker avenues. On tho
west side OF Cadillac avenue. between
Sylvester street and Canneld avenue.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16

no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looms right Ttmes Printfng Co., rs
John R%-st Main 1873 or City 1855.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16
m,NER.s LEE CRUSHED OUT.

BESSEMER, Mich. Feb l6.-Mike
Bogoyitz was instantly killed In the
Tilden mine by fall OF ground In
No. 10 shaft.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16

Charles f. Murphy favors the direct
election OF senators by Tammany.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16
LARNED srREDT.

y Of lot IA Beaublsn farm. On the
south side OF I.arned street between
bea eoien and 81. Antoine streets. -,
Holl No. 27ot. Lot =. block lx--Pin'
Aubin farm. On the south aide OF
Larned street, between 81. Aubin ave-
nue. and Dubois street
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16

a .. 10 ana IL. of NJ II gutlsrs sus
OF n. G. 2b7 on the east side OF HuI
but avenue. between Bingham ana sS'
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16
KIRBY AVENUE.

Roll No. 2702 Lots as and ts-Pht
OF sub. OF o. Ls. z, : and ., Guoin fAIni:
=, q Sratiot road; On the nor.h ma
Riopelle streets.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16
CANFIELD AVENUE.

Roll No. 26Sl. S. il0 II. OF lot Ii,
block Sl--Fisher and Shearer's sub. OF
park lots 80 and 81 on the north side
OF Garfield avenue between John h
ind Brush streets.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16
LILLIBRIDGE AVENUE.

View sub. OF part OF p. c. sss, lyinl
southerly OF Jefferson avenue. Grosss
Fointe. On the west aide OF Liiii'
bridge avenue, between Detroit River
and Edlis street
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16

Roll No. 27o7. Lot rs and w. asa II.
OF lot so-Holcomb and sears sub. OF
lots :. 3. IL. ~, 10 and n. u Of lot
bien farm and part or p c, ga. On
the north side or Louis avenue. between
Holcomb and Belvidere avenues.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-16
. JrrrrRsoN AVENUE.

s sali % q s JOCK k ko. ana j .sS
s.. sub. or Jos. campau farm. =. g evv
On the south side OF JEFFERSON avsns1si
between Joseph campau and Mepoussn