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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
Dir Bamnamn -Fartei.

Hopicpclt 5tuci Sclc9atcn o9eitoblen"
rtb Gait %ilberlpieien bate. Sieicr
Ielbc 0ollocrneur bat in5lpiIden Die
Grfldriung ub9e9cbcr. bab or iebcs
caliiorniidc NcieR %priifen polle, nm
eincn redtlifcn Stanbpunft 81 linz
Den, bon Dem aus CT bas gan5e calf
forniihc @leftorals &ptllm fir Gpoicz
pelt iteblen f0nne.
Icbia 90 6 0 nj Ct, IitgIicb
Der Samilie, nelde Den @rntemas
idlincnzS ruIt unb Die Chicago
Tribune" contrplliert. @us Der
Grntcn1aid)inen : Sruit burh Die
SrernbIdait IcGormid's 81 Nopic>
belt 81 cr5ielen pilnidt, ldBt
iih benfen.
ga &erne @. Hobes, Der nit
elmer Ylinnrten" Satin unb pielen
WfiIioneu gele9net lit, sic or beim
&crfouic bon 8inbmiiblcn in Den
l%dnblid,en @emeinlpeicn .gemaht"
bat, treiben piclcidt Iein 9olbenes
Scr5 unb Die Helie 5u Dem Wunibe,
Den armen Snrmern etfpus bon Den
gutcn Singeu 5ufommen az laiien, bic
6err Hpoiepclt beripriht. TieQeidt
ipeib Serr NDpes, baB Gooicpelt niht
Die Soffnunaen 5u erfiilen rermae,
Die er crtpedt. abcr cs idlabct ia auf
fcinen Sal etlpas unb toitet iiberbies
uid,ts, lid I'M 2ihte bes iclbitloicn
@obltbdters al 8ciaen.
Gbauncen Seipcp lit Gin flcincr
politiiher @nrbsSob III Chicago. @r
bat lid bis iest mebr it,lcdt ais
red,t an Der Dffcntlidlcn arippe 9es
ndbrt unb bpfft notwithstanding, bnrd
cincn Sie9 Tuoiepclt's an Die 'rcih>
(Gnrtiekunn nuf Ncr ID Scitel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

cniclb it mprb iit bercits in
Der Sabl Der Die Glemcntaridrulcn be-
%ludlcnpcn Sinner bcmcrfbar mad]t.
pnriibcr BAT bn5 Bureau Of gbucas
tipn" nihtS Sn iascn. Sciher
tnnncn Die arntcn in Hcntc ppbncns
Den %cltc ibrc ainocr aud, ntht gut
III Der SnI6c bcrumtragcu, nod tic
bon Ebrnlcn crndbrcn. sic 8cidcn
bcs Saupc5 5dblcn in bicicm Sunttc
l%lbcrbaupt nidlt mcbr.) IlId bariibcr
bat bas Bureau OF Gbucution"
II / d. Il ) It b t II.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
ic 8ooIcuclts Tartci bat bnS
rotbc 9anhana s6alstud, S!Im

rntbc ganhara s6alstudl Gum
~ Champagne : Spntbpl gemdtt.
~ Sn cs bon ben ,9eipDbns
lidcn" Sclltcn gctragcn lino bcnilst
ipirb, 10 bnbcn bicic unaclpDbnlid)cll
6crrlihfcitcn cs iid 5u9elcst, I'm paz
nit ibre bobc @crcbruns fir Die
drbeitcnbcn &la'ien bdr5utbun!
6ilbih mar oieic Sbcc - Die Iriitos
fratic nciat lid gum Yrolctaridtl
@d]t amcrifaniih ald,! Sas critic
Wal, baB mir cincn ipirtlihen
Observation-Disclosures nit eincm alaiicns
Spmbpl bnben.
Die gan6e 8cifidtc lit cine blltioc
Sotnrc nuf Sic @irflidfeitl Colonel
8opicprIt lit Der cin5ige Yrdiibcnt,
Der mic III lcincm Ychcn filr leincn
l%lntcrbuIt 6u orbeiten brord,tc. Gr
1T tets tbdtig gclpcien, OFT ficbcrbaft
tbdti8; nbcr 6 ipar INNER MIR Die
Iclbitgcipdbltc Sbdtigfcit eincs Man
ncs, bcllcn Wittcl cS ibm gcitdttcn,
it'd icin SbotigfcitsicIo oiS5uiudcn
nnb innerbalb scipiIicr @rcn3cn Su
tbun unb 81 lniicn, mas ibm bcIicbt.
Seine H~ntbgeber unb nGdifcn
1reunoe limb ent,ucSer Ntdnncr, bic
0clb baben ober es cputrpaieren.
Nls Senntor 9iron, Icin CAM
payne 2citcr. oils gunbcsicnotor bon
Ntontana canoibiertc, 6ablte Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
60 rcdt fir bic s oeitri

Gp redt fir bic S cricn 9cifries
ben iinb Die fol9cnOcn @runbidgc Des
aei6dsten Ydbago9cn Sr. W. Sors
ite r: User iib ielbit 6c5dbmt, Der
ls66mt slnbere. fpcr iiG ieI6it nad9ibt.
Der mabt aidJ Gnbcre 5ii8clloS. Sober
Siinaling. Der rein bleibt, lit Gin Tctter
iraenoipo uno irgcnblpann; er rcidi
Wielen, bic fallen luollen, Die feItc
Sdnb. obne bab CT cS ipeiB unb abni
= es gebt Gtluas als bon icinen
augcnL 0 icincr Stimmc. bon ieineu
Worten, mas TART madt uub Den
@lalibcn ipedt unb nnhbdlt. bab &c
etnds SobereS i'm Scbcn gibt, als 3us
a~reifen unb @enicBcn. Is 9i6t einen
,iniidtbarcn Srben Der &cttcr in Der
@eit - ibrer lit Die Sclisteit -
pcrjn iie beifciben bleibcn unb be-
ySijg Bel oler Strait"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
(Spe5ials Gorreiponben5.)
unm Or. j. 3.

Sieie @eriu6e bilben Gin @egenitiid
our @rridtuug bon 6abriten ii +
2 t | d Il unb 9 D NJ
Snouitric in Den Ser. Staaten.
Sem llmitanbe. baB' iolhe BON
Sflpei5ern gegriinoete Snbuitrie<
etdbli'iemente CUR GriteIung Der
cigentlihen ct. 9alcr Srooerien
auf ben ameritaniiHen Soben per>
pflan5t ipurben. lit cs pobl in criter
Sinie 5u5lid)reibenL bab Die betreficns
ben Smports 3iffern . %, 90 .515
Sranten Il Sr.=20 Gts.) I'M Sabre
auf 1888. 100 Sr. I'M Sabre 1911
berab9ciunfen iinb. Gem Wert6e
mad berednet, eutfdqt mebr ais Die
Sdlfte bes lhipei5eriihen @rportes
nah Imerifa nif Die Stidereien. ipie
~iiberbaupt Die Sertils Snbuitrie inter
ben Idipei5eriiden @rpprts Snbuitrien
ben eriten Hang einnimmt (69,196,s
S65 Sr. i'm Sabre 1911).
Die Ginfubr Der Sdpeis mad ben
gereinisten staaten be5iiferte lid in
Den Sabren:
1909 auf 135.263,0 900 Sr.
1910 - 133,143,07
1911 12S,596,655
Die Ginfnbr Der Vcreiniaten Staa.
ten mad Der Sdj,pei5 belief iid i'm
Sabre aui insaeiommt 61.329,226
Srantcn. Sm Sabre 1910 iticg bieie
Differ anf 66.415.605 Sr. @enaue
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
Der Saa 9priu,cr lit bos trooiic

Der 5all 9primcr lit bas tragiihc
8eifid eines Raunes, Der oils Sobn
armer Gltern 9eboren, CUR Wabt ge>
Iangt. in Den @eics9cbuu9cn bee
2anbes Die Sntereiien bes &apitals,
Der SonberiutereIicn, i'm @eseniab 3ll
ben Sntcrciicn pes @olfes. bcrtrat.
.(Siebe 2eitartifcl on anberer SteQe.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
Slnf Der sasuna Der .Iotipnc

Snf Der Sasnng Der .National
EDUCATION aIIpciation" ipraf Or.
g4ilep iiber Die bebauerlide @cfpDbs
ming Der nmerifanii6en ainner an
ben fat beitdnbigen @cbroud bon
Dfebifamentcn nllcr grt. Gr err
fldrte, in feincm &anoe Der grbe
miiroen iid Die aiubcr 10 iebr oil Den
8cbraiid bon IcOifamcntcu 9elp6bs
ner, pie in Den Ser. Stanten; faft
bon ibrer 4eburt on iibcrfiiQe man
beren Ragen nit ar6ncier, itatt in
l~erifer Clinic fir seimnoe Gabruns 81
iorgen. 8as bilrfcn uniere iuugen
SPLITTER iid ale merten!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

I d mei5eriihen Snbu it r c.
Sieie Glientidaft lit fir Die Shlpei5
nm 10 bcbeutIamer. ais es ii6 babel
in Der Sauptiafe INN Die Ilisiubr BON
glrtifelu balbelt. Die p~oaitdnbi9 I'M
2anbe iclbit berseitelt lperoen unO
bcren 8crtaui gu einem dblolnten
Ncttp9clpinu fiibrt.
anpcrerieits lieiern Die Ser.
Stnaten Der z dpei5 Die
" 0 bitoffe fir einaelne ibrcr
lpi6tigiten Subuitries 3peiee. pdbs
renb bieicnigen a~merifaniiden Iuss
iubrs Nrtitcl, ipclde init Der id)tpei3ez
ridden Yrobuftion in G~onfurrcn5
trctcn, nur cine iebr undergraduate
9iole Ipielen. aQerDingo madte iid
in Der idfpei8eriihen ubrens
Snbuitrie c, ipelde auf Dem Welts
martte bon icber cine m~aB9ebenbe
&ole 9eipiclt bat. cine Seit lang Die
s o nfurrcn q I | I az
nii6cr Snbrifate tart fiiblz
bar. Neueiteus iiub es namcntlidI
Die ameritunii6c S6nb b.
N r II, pelhe nit Den Sabris
faten i6ipei8eriiher Eropenien5 in
beiBen @ettbeiperb treten. Die
amcrifaniid)en SPECIALIZATION auf Dem
@cbiete Der characterization iinb bel
ms an iolfer Selicbtbeit gelanst
baB einSeine unicrer SnbuitrieIler
inter 3u%bilicnabme importicrtei
a~rbeitsfrditc unb Iaitiucn bercits
nit peren 6criteQuna beapnncn habcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
grOfeTOr subse bon Der Gla,

Yrpfefior SDbge bon Der Glari
11nineriitdt berednete. bab burdI
SausfIiegen idbrlih 100000
Wenihen ungebra6t unb Gi9ens
tbumss @erluite i'm 8ertbe BON $12,s
100000 perurin6t ipcrben. 8ieber
elm @runb, unb 5ipar Gin iebr ge@
ipidti9er, bel Der Slicgcniagb uidt gu
erldbnlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

,5rinft ia fem Sicr", io9cn bic
Scmpcrcn5lcr; vSriuft ia fciu Sobas
fpaiicr obcr Simounbc". iagcn Die
Naiicn - lnh aIlcs 0ieies i'm Namen
Der peri6nlifen Sreibcit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

Wns bic rcpublifaniifeu
Serrcn Guaesen iiber bic
vIrbcitcr" INN Srnbautcm
her rbritten Yartei" su
ingcn bahen. - Sic bdttcn
bic Gbrliffctt fanm nctter
trcihcn fpnneu!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

@ic mir in lester Summer mclocs
ten. fam ant 10. Suli Die Sprimcrs
Strcitiragc. Die 5pei Sabre lang bic
Tplitifer bcihdftigtc, gum Ibidlub
unD Slpar lpiIrOc Der 9ctrcffcnbe NIT
SO gegcn % Stimmcn icineS Imtcs
rcrllliti9 crtldrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
&c uNmerifaniihe Gurncraeituna"

bdf in ibrer Summer ~ lpicbcr 10
re6t se5ci9t, bnb ein materialihii6.
fo5ialifiiher Senfseiit i'm Surners
bunb Die 6erri6aft ipeui9itens bis
si Dem 8raoe bciist, bab er lid bcs
offi5ieaen Organs jener S~ereini9uns
ais Sprahrobr bcbieneu lam. 9atboz
Iiidcrieits mcrte man ii6 oas san5
gennn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

Tic 3abl Der Mitslieper pcs @able
manner ohcr Glcftoral : GoQc9iums
belduft lid, ouf 531. Cur @abl ncs
Srdiibcntcn iiuo '2G6 Stimmcn erz
torberlif,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

2ait Seridt bcs Bureau of gbus
eatiph" lit Die 3abl Der Die Yrimdrs
5dulSn Des Ganbcs ~bcIud)enbcn 3inoer
suriidgeaangcn. Su 1890 bciudten
2.54 n0er Scmobner Die Sdulen, i'm
Sabre 1910 nur 21.54 Sro5cnt. 8c
MAJ, ins9ciammt 19,S11.922 S6iiler
sd6[Ie, bate man 20,731.645 an
freflcn iolen. SaS Bureau 81
Gbu1ntion" ertldrt bicicn llmitant
oohfu. bah bic ainper5abl bes 9anbea
~ibertaupt 5nriifsesanseu lit. Sas
NIT mill MAJ ia8en: Gs iei niGt be,
Ghnlbeiud), ionbern Die Sabl be,
sd6ulpfliftiseu Sinpcr 5uriid9egangen
i1eber Die abatia6c. DAB Der n a +
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

1tuo iuieocrum lit Der Woburif an>
scbrdd)t: fatbuliif,e Shulen fir fa=
tbuliihc &inncr!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
@pn Der ScritOrung S~eruialcmS.
GHitnrirurs.

Sie ,rDnliidic Srage" lit utb blcibt
fir Die &atbulifcn cine intcrnntiunalc
Stase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
perbammeusmertbeit

3eritorcr politiihcr Moral mn
biir9crlidJcr YflicbterfiiIluus lit Der
Y0oob SELDOM, Der icin Stimmrcd)i
ais OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pcripertbct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
ltnral uni l(nmoral.

0urimer Grit, Sdmberrng i'm Sennt,
1ficntlihc Wctnung, nnb lat mot
leait S%anitratiun Der Gurruptiuu
int jiicutlihcn 2ebcn nniercs
SanScs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

3ablenna6ipeiic fir bas Sa6r 1911
iteben nod nidyt CUR @erfiiguils. @us
Der poritebenben 3uiammenitellng
gebt in jeoem Sale NIT Seutlidtcit
berpor, bab Die Iusfubr Der Shipei8
mad Der Union Die Ginfubr aus ben
8ercinisten Staaten beinabe Inn Das
Soppelte iiberiteigt.
Die Sbatiade. bab elm Spe5iaIs
Irtitel Der ifpei3eriihen Snbuitrie
= bic Gbocolabe- fat nidt
mebr nad Den Hereinafter ailsgefiibrt
miro, fiibrt lid auf bas oortige Yros
bibitips Spitem 5uriid. Sie grports
3iffer fir Chocolate lit bon $780,
900 Sr. i'm Sabre 1907 auf 1885,
525 Sr. i'm Sabre 1911 berabges
%iunfen. SIN llebrisen tpeiien Die
Export 3iffern Der anberen mad ben
Y~ereinisten Staaten einsefibrten
S~anSelsartifel cine ni6t mbebeus
tenoe Steigeruns anf, fpie aus nads
itebenber Sabelle erii6tli6 lit:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23

(Spc5ica fiir bieic 3citun9 bcarbcitct
prn s. 81
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(Sortieeung auf Der II. Seite)
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Ans riner mnhrrnrn Kepmbltk.

~Aaris, ben 4. Suli ~. -
eJP Sic " b IRE o t M
~ id]reitet langiam bon. Sled,
~ trobbcm Die Haoifalen ihr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-23
Ger 1annel ~s,ui[ben DER $sbmets nnh hen u. 8. 4.

chen England unb 0euti6>
Lamb bilben Die Gercinigten
, Stoaten bas 10 | d. 9 it e
" ID / n "A n 2 b let Der
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-02

He bought the islands cheap, only
paying $3.50 for them and if he can
sell them at a bit better rate all right.
That is evidently what the Advertiser
is trying to do for him in its search
for a news story. j. w. Hayward did
not offer to buy the islands at all. He
merely stated that if they we're UNI
der the British flag he might consider
their purchase That is different from
saying that he wanted to buy them,
for the British syndicate would not
close the deal until it had represent
tative on the spot to look them over.
1t went to the expense of sending
Mr.. Hayward all the way from Mon
treal to flaming island Just to check
up what Father Rougier had said in
his specifications when the negotia-
lions were begun for the sale of Fan
ming Island. Captain Miller took Mr..
Hayward and Father Rougier down to
Tanning Island in the Luka. as there
is no regular communication with the
island from here.
1t looks at present as though there
will not be any keen bidding for the
islands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-02
KING BROUGHT
HILEA EVIDENCE

Supervising principal King is in
town from Hawaii and he has been
busy on the Honolulu end of the
charges against Principal Wilson of
the Hilea school.
The committee appointed at the
last meeting of the school commits.
sioners proceeded to Hilea, and there
examined many witnesses in the mat
ter of the alleged scandals.
Mr.. King brought a copy of the
typewriter evidence gathered by
Messrs. Moir, King and Homer, and
the manuscript has been turned over
to Superintendent Pope. The details
are just as bad as the first lot Of
charges, and equally unfit for pub
LEGATION.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-02
JANUARY VERY
DRY MONTH

For the month of January the mean
temperature in Honolulu was II de-
grees, against the normal of I'll, ac-
cording to the monthly meteorological
summary of william B. Stockman,
section director of the weather bur
eau. The highest was 7S on the Ia,
the lowest 60 on the 18th, the great
est daily range IA on the 10th and the
least on the 22nd. In twenty-five
years the maximum for January was
"a and the minimum 81.
The mean relative humidity for the
month was Tic per cent, the lowest
being So on the Gath and 25th, ana
highest SO on the 18th. -.
The mean atmosphere pressure
was 80, the highest 3O14 on the 9Th
and the lowest 1886 on the 22nd.
The total precipitation for the
month was so inch, the greatest be-
ing Is inch on the 18th. This is
very dry, as the normal at this sta
ton for January. is 1926 inches of
rain.
The prevailing direction of wind for
the month was northeast, the total
movement 5511 mines, the average
hourly velocity IA miles, the maxi.
mum velocity for five minutes 80
miles an hour from the west on the
Goth.
There were clear days, Is partly
cloudy, cloudy and on which OF inch
or more of precipitation occurred.
Lunar rainbows occurred the 3rd
and the 4th. There were no solar
halos and no thunderstorms.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-02
STOCK SALES

Honolulu stock Exchange Sales
between boards: 50 Oahu sug. Co.
1925; 40 do, 1925 SO do. 40; 10 do,
40; 80 do, 40; 10 do, 40; II do, 10;
10 do, 40; 60 Waialua, 129; % do.
1879; 10 do, 1923 % Onomea, 1850;
100 do, 1850; 40 do, 1850; 80 Eva
1850; 200 DO. $500; 100 Pioneer,
$50; 35 do, 245; % do, 24I5O; 10 DO.
2iL5O; IS Hutchinson, 22.25; $500 Hin.
Gas 6s 1OO.s5; 100 Waialua. 1923; 300
Olaa. ESQ; 200 do, $50; 10 Waialua.
1919.
Session sales $1,000 Il r. T. & L.
Co. 6s, los; 20 Onomea, 1850; IS
Hutchinson, 22.25; 25 Oahu sugar Co,
1875; 25 do. 1915; IS do, 1875; 10
do, 1915; 200 Olaa. 6.37la, do,
637la;5 do 6371a; 5 do, 6.37k; 8
do, 6.S71a; 10 do, 6.371a; Is do,
6.371a; 5 Onomea 1850; % do, 1850.
Sugar quotations: sc deg. centrifu-
gals, AL; IS deg. analysis beets. lbs.
11hd. Parity, 519
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-02
MARKET TONES
DOWN ON OAHU

Considerable speculation has been
INDUCED in as to what dividend Oahu
Sugar may be expected to pay upon
the increased capital, after the stock
dividend of $1,40O,OoO is declared, as
reported yesterday will be done upon
the 18th inst A statement, apparent
ly authentic, was passed along the
street today that the new regular
dividend will be one per cen per month
with extras, expected to make an an
nual dividend of is per cent on the
total 100000 of stock, this of course
conditional upon reasonably good
crops. If this much dividend is actu-
ally paid, however, it is pretty certain
that the surplus of the company will
have to be drawn upon, or else tde
price of sugar and the 1912 crop must
be unusually good.
Brokers expect the new stock to sell
around $32.
Oahu showed a decided slump on
the board today, selling in consider
able volume at 3S75. There was ap-
parently plenty to be had at this fig
ure, and bids had dropped to 3S.375 at
close. This is quite a slump from
yesterdays price of 4O.25.
The market was more sensitive to.
day than for some time past, although
,,r;oo, ,rapor,1I,, ,,.oro ,,,ofrtoi,,od foir
ly we'll 1t is presumed that the re.
ported house tariff Dill cutting the
sugar duty to one cent fiat on all
grades, has had some influence, al.
| though brokers refuse to believe now
| that the bill has much chance to pass
the senate and still less the President
/ McBryde reported no sales today
but there was a bearish attitude evil
dent in regard to it,
Olaa performed some gymnastics
selling between boards to the extent
of 500 shares at $50 and then taking
slide to 6.375 on the exchange, with
bids at e. ose of CPS
The bull movement in connection
with Pioneer still continues, the stock
going up to $50 between boards. The
decision to issue a heavy stock divi
dend, as indicated in this column yes
terday, is doubtless responsible for its
buOyant tendency.
Onomea continues active, over 200
shares being reported at yesterdays
price of 1850 The asking price al
close was 1875.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-02
MORE APPLICANTS
FOR PILOTS JOB

This afternoon at two O'Clock a fur
Their examination of applicants for the
position of pilot was begun in the
senate chamber Captains Bennett
and Curtis, together with Marston
Campbell, formed the examining board
The examination is thorough one,
as the ability of the candidates to
handle both sailing and steam vessels
is being probed.
1T the next meeting of the harbor
commissioners the results OF the eX-
aminations will be reported, when the
board will proceed to appoint sue
! cessor to the late Captain Sanders
who died on the bridge of the eXcur
sion steamer Cleveland.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-02
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT-TERRlToRY OF
HAWAII.
At chambers-In Probate.
Order of Notice of Hearing Petition
for Probate of viii.

Order of Notice of Hearing Petition
for Probate of viii.
In the Matter of the Estate of Edwin
Chaplin Wiggin.
A document purporting to be the
Last viii and Testament of Edwin
Chaplin Wiggin, deceased, having on
the 18th day of January A. d. 1912,
been presented to said Probate Court,
and a Petition for Probate thereof,
praying for the issuance of Letters
Testamentary TO II. N. Wiggin having
been filed by II. n. Wiggin,
1T is ORDERED that Monday, the
10Th day of February, A. ID. 1912, at 9
o'clock a. m, of said day, at the Court
Room of said Court in the Judiciary
Building in the City and County Of
Honolulu, be and the same is hereby
appointed the time and place for prov
ing said viii and hearing said appli.
cation,
By the Court:
JOHN MARCALLINO,
Clerk First Circuit Court.
Dated Honolulu, January Is, 1912,
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prior to the first of each month, sub
nit to the board its estimate of ex-
penditures for the following month.
In reply to the first the answer was
in effect that the committee had no
authority to expend the appropria-
ton, it's functions being those of in
vestigating and furnishing of data. AS
to the second query, under the rules
the committee was not specifically
required to submit monthly estimates
in advance, but the board could
change the rules by the vote of five
members if it chose
Murray forthwith gave notice of an
amendment to the rules, to require
the committee to furnish such esti.
mates.
Low protested against the proposed
action as discourteous to the commit
tee, as it had already adopted the
practice of giving advance estimates
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-02
CAPT. BOWERS
NOW ON TRIAL

The trial of Capt. w. L. Bowers,
charged with refusing to permit a
board of health inspector and his gang
to inspect the premises and cutters of
the captains house, began in Judge
Robinson's court this morning a jury
I was selected and the first and prin-
cipal witness for the prosecution, Nor
ris Mcmahon, was placed on the wit
ness stand.
: Attorney Lymer, the special prose
cutor for the civic sanitation commit.
! tee and the board of health, is con-
Quoting the case for the prosecution
while E. c. Peters is appearing for the
defendant.
1t took considerable time to secure
jury, both the prosecution and the
defense being unusually careful in
J their questioning of the talesmen
| by each side. One talesman, Ho Fon
Chinese, stated in reply to questions
that he had served on several juries.
He demonstrated conclusively that he
understood comparatively little OF
what was said to him but claimed that
in previous cases he had understood
at least half of what the witnesses and
| lawyers said. Peters wanted to know
what he did with the other half. He
was excused by the prosecution.
Charles Hall, Frank L. James and
/ Oliver C. Swain were excused by the
defense and David X. Hoapili and f.
R. Bath by the prosecution.
The jury as finally sworn consists
of David F. Thrum, Edwin p. Murray
William E. Kerr, Henry P Roth, Hugh
H. Walker, John F. Colburn Sd, Otto
F. Heine, Fred ]. Turner, Robert Hair
William E. Heine, Thomas T. Miles
and Thomas Mclean.
Mr.. Lymer made an opening state
ment, telling the jury what he expect
ed to prove, but Attorney Peters stat.
ed that he would reserve his opening
statement until the prosecution closed
its case, to see whether or not any
opening statement would be necessary
1t is understood that the verdict hinges
principally upon a point of law, so
Peters probably intends to bring that
up before putting on any witnesses.
The first witness called was Morris
Mcmahon, the inspector who is alleged
to have been denied admittance by
Captain Bowers. He was asked to
tell his story, and stated that on Jan.
uary he went to the house of Cap
tain Bowers with his men and request
| ed permission to enter the premises
and make an inspection of the cutters
He was met at the gate by Captain
| Bowers, who approached him in a
/ lice badge To the request that the
sanitation gang be allowed to come in
he replied that he would permit moth,
ing of the kind A man, he said, could
not be in the employ of the United
States government, as Mcmahon was,
and at the same time hold a commits
sion from the Territory If the in
spector or his men tried to enter the
yard, some one would get perforated.
McMahon's testimony was interrupt
ed a good many times by objections
raised by the defense but the bulk of
his evidence got before the jury
The witness was still on the stand
when the court took it's noon recess.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-02
THE STAR COOKBOOK.

Good, easy plain cooking is the
main theme in the Star cookbook,
though there are quite a lot of des-
sert recipes which have a few fulls.
Fourteen are for ice cream and fruit
ices A chapter on Cooking for the
Sick" has some dainty things and
there are a lot of recipes for good
temperance drinks. Only % cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-02
SECOND AGRICULTURAL
SCHOOL IN HAWAII

A meeting of the Territorial Teach
ers Association is being held this aft
ernoop at 8 o'clock at the Mckinley
high school. The subject is the Sec
ondary Agricultural School about to
be established in Hawaii.
The speakers are Bishop Restarick,
Supt Pope and Mr.. Adams, manager
of Kahuku plantation.
The discussion will be led by Mr..
Baldwin, principal of Kaahumanu
school, and Mr.. Hoyt of the Normal
school.