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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-06
Managers of Taft and RoOSe-
welt WhaCking Away Hard
and Merrily.
BY c. S. ALBERT.


Especial BullCtIU Correspondence
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 10. --
Political mudsinging is now progress.
ing at n rate which would make the
Old-sChOol politician feel that he lived
many years ahead of his proper time
II would have started sooner but the
Titanic disaster took all the space In
the public prints aud politics could not
be given a word CdgCwiso The pro
gram was framed up for Immediate
activity but the catastrophe off Cape
Race postponed open hos'iitiCs until
Its value to the reading consumer be.
came normal.
The managers Of the Taft forces
took the bit in their teeth and deter
mined to act on their own initiative.
President Taft would never consent to
assailing his old friend, Col. RoOsc.
volt Such warhorscs as PCnrOso,
Crane and the big guns Of the party
reached tho conclusion that the party
was of more consequence to the Coun.
try than the personal feelings of the
President. They announced that a
policy of retaliation would he inaugur.
ated. Col. Roosevelt had attacked
Taft in season and out. They would
prove the Colonel to he liar by the
watch or any other timCpioCC. Tho
theory of the situation was that ROOs.
Cvclt must he defeated at all hazards.
The sentiments of Mr.. Taft could not
stand in the way of such an achieve.
mCnt.
Taft Confident.
The President still believes that he
will he nominated and will have plCn.
~ of votes to spare, but there are two
imuOrtaut features Of the situation
that arc stirring him at this time:
First What he regards as unfair
ard understandable assaults upon him
by Cot Roosevelt. The President is
said to feel moro strongly about these
than about COL Roosevelt opposing his
having another term.
Mr.. Taft is said to have minated to
close friends that Col Rooscvclt's
coupling Of the names Of Lorimcr. Pen,
roec and others with his, without war
rant, truth or fairness. has wrought
within him feeling of resentment
that is likely to break beyond restraint
Al any time.
Second 1.-The repeated statements Of
tn" Roosevelt people, fostcred by the
colonel fmset, ihat Talt cannot ne
elected, thus spreading a view that he.
comes more or less contagious under
constant rciteration.
President Taft has steadily refused
tO saw unfriendly things of the former
President. and has earnestly hOpcC
that the Colonel, for the sake of the
party and for the sake Of old an,
kindly cOmradcship, would follow thu
eamC course.
Whatever the President does, It be
came evident that he will no longer b.
ahlc to control his friends and dcter
mine their attitude toward Col. ROOsC
welt. Director Mckinley of the Tai
Bureau took things in his own hand
and issued a hot anti-ROOsevclt state
mont. lie pointed the way to furthe
work of this kind, It was said, an
President Taft will not be able to han
die his own friends, even If he COntir
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-06
POLITICAL MUD.SLNGING IS
Fashion IN CAMPAIGN NOW

80, =, ,,,irt,ir bis owr snlf.contrnI
M, o,,t,, f., 10 ,,,.nv warmer and mnr,
,.orsnnaI
prosjiort raft Inns royor had any
,,ti,natn roloiinns win senator pom.
,.,,,.l, -, p,,,ns,.l,orio lilo has NOT In.
..,,I,od ,,o pcrrsyIyonia senator or
s,,ccos,od TINT NJ pnnrosc refrain
r,am, s,r,rortirg him hnt no Is mot ticd
49,, ',.,,I, hin, In tho Nac Col Rnnspyclt
I,ns aIiornd IN his snoocbos
In cnnnrirg President Taft with mil.
.,i,iors Who have groat onnositior in
t,cir' owr siotos II Is assorted Col
prosovcIt IL proceeding in tho way 10
,a,,so an oyrlnsion NJ tho Whitc House
~, ,i,,,a an oy,,iosior ,oo TINT
a. , ,,,,o ,r ,,,i1l, nbongo IN tho Iinc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-06
MISSED HAWAII
JAIL FOR HIM

When Rabbit, assistant director
of the Hawaiian Sugar Planters Blu
rCau of Labor and Statistics, attempt
cd to check up the delegation of little
brown brothers, arriving from the
Philippines in the Pacific Mail liner
Siberia, this morning, he found the
number that lined up to salute the
flag was one shy of that set down by
his Manila advices.
One HermencgildO Venture is said
to have made the distressing discov-
cry Just before the Siberia raised her
mud hooks from the depths Of Hong
kong harbor, that he did not want 10
come along to Hawaii, where perhaps
later he would receive training that
would eventually land him in safely
among the "illustradOs.'
The more that Venture thought
over the matter, as the good ship ST.
IBERIA rode at anchor, the greater was
his desire to beat IT,"
At any rate, the Siberia pulled up
alongside Alakea wharf this morning
with siXty-twO of the little wards of
q patcrnal American government on
board, but no Venture.
Venture Is alleged as now anguish
ing in a Manila prison cell, there to
await the recovery Of special agent
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-06
HAWAIIAN
SUFFRAGETTES

CONTINUED from Page u
likely, the membership of the hui will
increase, as already some ladies of ma.
tionality other than Hawaiian have
expressed their Willingness to join the
hui, provided II is conducted on bus.
mess system.
"Soapbox" Not Wanted.
I'VE don't want that 'SoapboX' per.
son to come to our meetings, because
he only wants to 'hooio' (show.ofI), -
said one of the leading ladies this
manning.
Link Not Helping.
The rent of the Offices Of the hui,
which will be established in all tho
precincts. II is said, will not be paid
by Link McCandless, candidate for
Delegate to Congress on the Democrat.
ic ticket Some of the politicians
have been thinking that Link Is pay.
ing the rent of the Hirano Hotel quar-.
tors where the women have been hold.
ing their meetings for some time, but
one of the members of the hui stated
dccisively that Link had nothing to do
with the renting of the place.
"Of course. he is a good man." said
announcer ltHulnE lHuN. Iit 10 hilu anu
willing to come to our assistance, when
asked to do so. But for the present
We will struggle along the best we
know how under the circumstances.
Asked whether they would support
Link McCandless for Delegate to Con.
grcss II they had the vote, they said
that they would do so without hesita'
ton. In the opinion Of many of the
leaders of the Political Organization
they should work for the success OF
Link McCandless at the coming cleo.
ton.
Petition Ready.
That the petition to Congress for
equal suffrage in Hawaii mel is now
ready for submission to Washington
was given out today. The petition,
however. will not he published until IT
has been submitted to and approved
by the meeting to be held next Thurs
day afternoon. The petition is long
document.
Prince kuhio To Handle It.
After the adoption of the petition 1t
will be forwarded TO Prince Kuhio,
| Delegate to Congress, for presentation
| to Congress. One copy will be sent to
President Taft. And during the period
of elaboration by Congress and the
| President the ladics will go in for their
share in the promotion Of good work
! in the Hawaiian home.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-06
"P|G" LITTLE HAS
HIS CHANCE NOW

l.. $. District Attorney Brcckons
has been representing the ship, and
this morning Holmes Stanley Il OIL
son were added to the defense, with
Judge Stanley present. Against this
array of veteran legal talent were
pitted the two mere youngsters, Little
and Curry but they were not one whit
abashed.
The proceedings this morning were
enioyably informal. This court Will
allow smoking on this occasion" an
nounCed the judge Immediately after
the proceedings started, and out came
the cigars and the "makins," every
body putting, including the court, and
with Captain Quick handing around
box of good cigars.
Then Second Mate Schneider was
called by the defense and made his
deposition, upon questions by Judge
Stanley. lie told good story, too.
The case hinges on whether or not the
rigging which gave way with sullivan
was defective, and If SO, If the ship
was negligent.
All went merry as a marriage bell
until eX-Seaman Little took the wit
ness for cross examination. Then the
fun began. Second Mate Schneider
wasn't a bit afraid OF the man he had
lately been ordering to shine brass
work and draw water and coil rope,
) and, on the other hand, Attorney Lit
tie, having quit following the seafar-
ing life was on equal terms at least
, with his late boss, and he began to
pump in the questions.
Every minute or two something came
along to cause II roar.
Didn't you say to me that you
wouldn't go round the Horn In this
ship" asked Little, and Schneider re-
torted: AYE don't remember saying
anything of der kind. | didn't talk
to you mooch. You were too sulky.'
Even Little Joined in the laugh.
Knew Little as "Pig."
Schneider caused general smiles by
telling the court that the only name
he knew for Little was his nickname
on board, Pig"
Another time, Schneider began tell
ing that before he sent Sullivan aloft
Just previous to the injury being re-
ceivcd, he had explained to him wha
to do.
DO you mean to say" queried Lit
tie, that you always tell the maj
what to do that way"
"Sure!" observed Schneider, sarcas
tically, always ven dey are green
horns" He stopped "a second and theI
added under his breath loud enoug
to be heard, "SOoch as you are"
The case went along ood-humOrcdl
in the main. The young counsel han
died the case like old stagers, an
they scored more than once.
Rules on Point.
During the morning Judge Dol
made one ruling considered very i'm
pOrtant Little started line of qucs
lions as to other mishaps on board IN
ship. lie asked the second mate abOl
several breakages and accidents, Al
torncy Breckons interposed yer
strong objection, declaring that sue
cases had nothing to do with the OF
in hand, After the point was argue
j Judge Dole held that number
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-06

for the Hawaiian Sugar planters, who
in the person of Filipino recruiting
officer named LobonaO, was nursing
one or more serious dents placed In
his skull by a rock thrown with an
unerring aim of a Venture.
II appears that the Filipino, with
many others had made arrangements
which would insure them en-
ployment on Hawaii landed estates
for period of three years. The re-
bellious one had later decided to
change his mind. A free fight follow
ed. in which the labor recruiting
agent was felled to the ground.
Arrests followed, and the matter
will be fought out in Philippine
courts. The Venture goods and chat
tells rcposed on Alakea wharf this
morning, which might indicate that
the Hermenegildo might yet suffer a
change of heart and migrate to a land
which is famed far and wide as a par
adise planted In a peaceful Pacific.
Bulletin ads best Business Get
tiers,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-06

lettef from the Secretary of the
Navy to Mayor p. J. Boyle of New
port, says that the Atlantic fleet will
be based on the Narragansett bay
from May to November /.
Announcement is made of the APP
pOintment of DR.. Il. W. Drake of the
University of Illinois to the faculty
of Wesleyan university. lie will teach
ethics and English Bible.
Charles Bruno, 81 years old, mil
lionaire manufactures of musical in
struments, shot himself in the head
at his office in New York and died
INSTANTLY
The herald., 1912-08-29
THE BEST SHE COULD %.

They had quarrsled and were return
ing the presents.
The love tokens made a pitiful dis
play on the polished center table.
The man added q blue knit tie to the
little heap in front Of him, and then
they we're silent for while.
"Mr. Brown"
Eyes, Miss Simmons"
IT feel that l am taking an advan-
tage Of you"
In what way?"
"You have given me almost count
less boxes of candy and no end OF
good dinners. l can't return those to
you. I have eaten them. They are
now a part Of myself. And so. a. l
want to be honest with you. George,
the only way can settle this part OF
the transaction is to-to give you my
self"
And the quarrel ended then aNd
there.
The herald., 1912-08-29

and year herein first above written, In the
presence of Messieurs James Simeon and
Leo c. Watermeier, competent male wit
nesses, who hereunto sign their names with
the said appearers and me, notary, after
due reading of the whole.
Original signed: Frank Cameron, chair
man; G. King Logan, NJ. D., secretary. Wit
nesses Jas. Simeon, Leo c. Watermelon.
FELIX ]. PUG, Notary Public.
!, the undersigned recorder of mortgages
in and for the parish Of Orleans, state OF
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing amendment to the act of in
corporation of the PiersOn Com
pany, Limited, was this day duly recorded
in my office, in book 1863 folio 304.
New Orleans, July II, 1912.
(Signed) EMILE LEONARD, by. r.
A true copy.
FELIX J. PUG, Notary Public.
july % aug l 10 % 20
The herald., 1912-08-29

=
be called after thirty days notice
tice to be deposited In the mall ~ = (
each stakeholder At the address W.
she may have given TO the see a y. ~
said meeting, said directors snsn ~
by ballot, and a majority OF tls - -
shall be necessary to elect ano 80 -, =
Of stock shall be entitled 20 o1s 49, Z 3
the share holder shall vote ~ 80 6
written proxy. All otner lnee, =. ~ 4
stockholders or directors snail - -
the president In the same mas s..,. p
that not more than ten days - B D
be given stockholders ana tnfe' i
rect0rS. ,,r
No stakeholder shall be beld 80 1
any contract or fault Of this e2 81 49,
any further sum than the unpa"
his respective shares. .,,,
ARTICLE VIII = ...r1i
This act Of incorporation ma ss.oo6(
changed or amended, or sa.u 1880
may be dissolved by a vote o. s-nsrsI q
of the stock represented al 49, A. -
ing held fOr that purpose anshlirstn
shall have been given Dy p-rscsoe3 q
thirty days in one OF tne 80, q -
lished in New Orleans, ana ~ ssn ~
luton, two commissioners ~ eope1l
and settle the affairs OF ln.,ss,,saf -.
and In the event OF disag sr,rIrs =
them, they shall select an
decision shall be final -. at q y
marathon the business and an..s = Z
corporatiOn shall be likewise .Ss<<l q
settled nv tRo commissioners svsS a =
stockboIderq at a meeting canes -
purpose, after thirty days nol,S "a = :.
Tins done. passed and signeo1. ,sssi 4
rial Office. in the city OF New VI ~ z
said. on the day, month ana pi1fc) b
written. In the presence OF :. 80. 4
]. Lehman. competent wItne.sc "a l.
age. residing in this city, NssrcsSlrI
presents. together with saio ~
me. notary. after due readlns sse<tacl
orICInai signed: Albert 49,
$50 shares; F. L. Martin, fsyv q -
Racklyeft, 459 shares. per ~
Edw. ]. Tturber, sci snafss
shares. rshnsIk q
PORFRT n. OC0NSOh, -
tbe Undersigned recorder ~ -
IN and FOR the parish Of Oriss.s ~ .
IonlsIaua. do hereby certify .nssio q
and foreroIng act of incorposss ~
Thurber Rotary Starter 90 -
duly recorded in my omcs .,, II, <|
folio 323. New Orleans. srxuli4 y
(Signed) EMILE cu1H
/. the undersigned notai .so<rcc5
that the above is a true anosrsSl16
the original act Of incoiyss7
Thurber Rotary Starter 20,
tificate OF the recorder o. 80 - 4
and Of record In my not ,aeiS
New Orleans, July ~, W. ~
ROBERT r. O,CySSe'-,'7< q
fully 25 aug / Is y ~
The herald., 1912-08-29
A Promising Witness.

Nov, Pat" said the prosecuting at
torney, I'VE need your testimony in
this automobile case to secure a con-
viction. You say the defendant was
going at a terrific rate Of speed.
Now, just tell US how fast do you
mean by that?"
Sure" said Pat, he was goin' so
fast l nivver even seen the kyarl-
Harper's Weekly.
The herald., 1912-08-29

/, the undersigned, recorder of mortgages
in and for the parish Of Orleans, state OF
Louisiana do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act OF incorporation OF me II s,
Northeastern Realty Company, Limited
has this day been duly recorded In my office
in mortgage book 1865, folio -.
New Orleans, La, July goth, 1872.
CSiCnedl EMILE LEONARD, by. II.
| hereby certify the above and foregoing
TO be a true and correct copy of the original
act of record and on file In my office.
HENRY G.. MCCALL,
(SeoD Not. Pub.
;rl,, % oup G * % 90
The herald., 1912-08-29
Beforehand.

$50 you are going abroad?"
"Yes. I'm on my way now to the
Henry w. Stiggins."
why, the Henry w. Stiggins
doesn't leave until tomorrow"
81 know 1t. I merely want to count
the lifeboards on board"
The herald., 1912-08-29
a winner.

do you object to your wife playing
bridget" mo She's champion at
the game. My only fear Is that her
suffragetts meetings will interfere
with her card parties"
The herald., 1912-08-29
Mana DUTY Simple,

The whole duty Of man is embraced
in the two principles Of abstinence
and patience; temperance In prosper.
ity. and patient courage in adversity.-
Seneca.
The herald., 1912-08-29
Nothing Vulgar for Her.

Mr.. Nuritch-I think Ill take the
bracelet. You are sure 1t is made of
refined goldr
Jeweler-Yes, madam.
Mrs. Nuritch-Because I do detest
anything that isn't refined.
Force Required to Crack q Nut.
The force required to crush an or
6inary nut. such as one too often sees
cracked between the back teeth, has
been shown to be equal 90 a weight
OF more than Ito avoirdupois pounds,
directly applied.
The herald., 1912-08-29
MusJudged.

"She seems always to say Just what
Is on her mind"
Yes, she seems never to pause to
reflect"
you do her an injustice; she
spends half her time before the mir
ror."
The herald., 1912-08-29
All Champions,

$50 they are married?"
yes; he's a champion golflst"
"And the girl?"
as a champion bridge player"
Where shall they liver"
with the brides father. Hes
champion bricklayer."
The herald., 1912-08-29
In Doubt.

II believe that fellow was swim
ding me gave a subscription to-"
What did he say?"
said he was collecting to equip q
football team Of the Electoral college.
Where's that?"
The herald., 1912-08-29
Foree REQUIRED to Crack q Nut.
Fined for couustry.

A young woman applying for . mar.
rage license at Geneva. Switzerland.
subst7acted three years from her age
md was Aned - On the charge al
sooouetry.s
The herald., 1912-08-29
Numbered.

Il suppose it's true" sighed Miss
Weldon, that the hairs OF ones head
are numbered. I know that this II
the eishty-fourth one I've lost since
the middle Of April
The herald., 1912-08-29
A Sad eIoht.

The fisher lad returns a sight,
A woeful looking kid.
The foxy fish, they wouldn't bite
But the mosquitoes did.
The herald., 1912-08-29
But That's Plenty.

If 1t wasn't for what the lawyers do
TO 'em, few criminals would get any
punishment OVERWHELMING
The herald., 1912-08-29

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE
OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS,
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
The herald., 1912-08-29
msrars az rerrrIIzeru.

Certain experiments are being made
at present which, though not yet COM
pleted, tend to show that certain
metals exercise favorable influence
on vegetation.
The herald., 1912-08-29

Mr.. Bug-Mr. Angle Worm 10
great fellow for selecting presents.
Mrs. Beetle-How do you know!
Mr.. Bug-Why. he gave Mrs. Grass
hopper's baby a tumping-jack.
The herald., 1912-08-29

Village Blacksmith.
The village blacksmith hides away
Beneath the chestnut bow.
With altered biz the blacksmith u
A motor expert now.
The herald., 1912-08-29

Teacher-One Of the principal parts
OF sugar is essential in the compost
ton OF the human body. What is IT.
Scholar-Sand
The herald., 1912-08-29
CHARTER

OF THURBER ROTARY STARTER CON-
PANY.
The herald., 1912-08-29

Mrs. Jones-That paper has an arti.
Gle on the question which has the bet
ter time, man or woman.
Jones-Woman does. because she
doesn't have to pay for II.
The herald., 1912-08-29
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prompt connection with the party you calling
cessary to observe carefully the following rules

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(SeaD
july 20 aug ! s 10 % 20
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ARTICLE VII.

No stakeholder shall be bed ~
any contract or fault Of this eg1 49,
any further sum than the unpa"
his respective shares. r,,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
HOW wo,IEN VOTE.

Recent elections on the Pacific coast
have furnished some Interesting evil
dence ms TO how women actually vote
when granted the suffrage in munich
pal elections. Tho results at Seattle
and Los Angeles seem to show that
the Inclusion of women In the cleo
torate does not mean giving up tho
government to silly hystcra or nero
momentary sentiment. In both con-
tests the female voters have displayed
solid conservatives qualities. clcar-cut
convictions as to thu righteousness OF
both men and measures, They have
shown unexpected qualities OF CON
structivc statcsmansbip. Joined to a
paramount aim for moral and civic
cleanliness. In Los Angeles they voted
down the Socialist program. even at
4 time OF morbid excitement and OK
tremo radicallsm. In Seattle they voted
down the single tax proposal and de-
feated tho former Mayor Each. OF
these proves that woman. by her nat
ural instincts. is q strong conservative
factor In public affairs She does not
run easily after innovation and un-
tried remedies. Her interest Is In the
permonence of institutions under
which she can attain her own high
ends.
The power OF discrimination between
a good man and the dubious measures
he stands for was markedly demon
strated. cottcr!r. whom they elected
rs Mayor OF Seattle. advocated both
prohibition and single tax. The latter
Is complicated economic program.
tho merits OF which are not settled.
1t was defeated. Yet It's advocate was
elected, apparently on the straight
moral Issue that he stood for a clean
town. The New York Evening Post
points out editorially that to the
women belongs the credit of saving
the city from the disgrace OF re-elcct-
Ing as Mayor the man whom the city
Itself had recalled because OF his run
ming 'wido open town" The lllogi-
cal sex. guided by moral sentiment,
kept the rest OF the voters from re-
versing their own logic. The desire
to foster clean living conditions for
themselves and their children out
weighed all lesser considerations of
eXpediency. 1t is too soon to urge
these results as conclusive proofs that
women are always going to vote right.
But If the entrance into politics of
wives and mothers does make for
higher moral standard in politics
strong arguments Will have to be PRO
duced to discount the material benc
fits so obtained