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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-05
HAWAII GRAFT
APPEARS TO
.RAVENO END

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
HILO, July An his lessons of
high finance that Civic Expert H.
Gooding Field is taking daily
STRENGTHENING out the Hawaii tangle
he turAs up frequently some new
form of graft adopted, that almost
makes him gasp at it's daring. The
latest is a neat rake-off which was
secured on premiums of bonds. The
very sound of it suggests money and
some of the county officials have
cashed the sound. --..
Under date. of May 7, 1907, the
Board of Supervisors passed a reso-
luton to- this effect: Whereas it
is customary throughout the main
land and as it is now in vogue in
the counties of Oahu, Kauai and
Maui that the premiums Of the bonds
of the county officers are paid by the
county or government, and whereas
such is good policy to follow. as it
will then insure the independence Of
an officer, Therefore be it resolved.
that the following sums for the pay
mont of the premiums of the bonds
of county officers, official bonds as
herein set forth be paid to the per-
sons named hereunder" Following
this were the amounts to be paid and
to whom.
The final paragraph read: BE it
further resolved that the county
clerk be and is hereby instructed to
verify the above claims here mem.
toned Barring the hpmor of the
F11 -,
this was all straight enough and the
demands also seemed straight until
a more thorough investigation was
made, then the wood pile coon was
discovered.
Field found amCng the multifari-
Gus records taken from the county
Offices to the deposit vaults of pri-
vate company seemingly unostenta-
tious volume regarding bonds. He
now has a portion of these put away
in a sac place marked ''phonY
Londs." In checking warrants and
demands for the payment of the bond
premiums he found everything in per-
feet order up 10 the checking of war
rants numbered go and 456. dated
March Is, 1907. and April 10, 1907, !
respectively. 49,
The first warrant called for preyni-
lm~ on bonds Of county officers drawn
in favor OF Charles Mcguire and
ace in favor Cf Charles Mcguire. as
si%nce, D. K. Baker. The official reg
lister Of COUNT bonds was compared
with the records of Londs issued by
the bonding company and it was
found that no bond in favor Of D. X.
Raker had ever heon issued. Tut that
a bond for said Baker had been fled
lnder date q January 10, 1897, for
$4,000, on which the names of !. W.
and Abel Very ap-
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SUGAR SITUATION '
DOESN'T SCARE OFF
MOTOR CAR BUYERS

Business at the Schuman Carriage
Company has been good during the
past week. Despite the general feel
/ ing of unrest regarding the future,
due to the sugar situation, automo-
biles are still being bought and sold
and as usual the Ford is again the
leader -..-.
During the month of June the
Schuman company received 80 Fords
and these are rapidly being disposed
of. According to advices from the
Ford factory they are away behind
in their proposed output, and it is
probable Fords will be hard to get
from now till the end of the season.
Among recent Ford buyers are Judge
Mcnsarrat, S.. T. Starratt, CIV. Spitz.
Kauai; VIM. Git and Rev F. A.
Saylor <. .= s. FL.
" There are still number Of pros
pective Studebaker buyers on the
waiting list for the popular "335."
These cars have been the genuine
sensation OF the year, and have been
in so great demand that it has been
impossible for the factory to catch up
on the orders. Sheriff Henry took de-
livery of a new Studebaker this
week. Another new Studebaker is
being driven by Ste. Sayers.
The detective force of the Homo
lulu police. department is sporting
a new Chalmers Six and McDufffe
is wearing the smile that won't some
off. I'LL. ..~ .......-. ...~
Two Federal trucks were shipped
to Wahiawa this week These trucks
are engaged in hauling pineapples
and general merchandise, and are do
ing fine work. IT, ":-... H.. ~
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sSister Beatrice. !. on this legend 4
famous mystic and radical writ
Gottfried Keller, incorporated the y
into his seveIe Legends, and n

i1S4tluoiNA Hre ~ w w. a4stSAAsShSss
for what, is .callAd a wordleSs. spec
tacle now playing in the Olympia in
London. Few men have understood
better than Materlinck how to analyze
the subtler emotions of the human
soul and win from them a message OF
hope. Few writer's have been able to
enter more deeply and sympathetically
into the mysticism of the middle ages
than Gottfried Keller. Nevertheless,
neither of them have made this love
lest of stories as ineligible and en-
toyable to the masses as the motion
pictures dealing with the same sub
ject The wordless spectacle has
drawn step nearer than the play or
the novel to a clear Interpretation of
the story, but the fact remains that
in the Olympia in London every bit
of scenery used is painted and made
to order for the occasion. The mo-
ton picture making its appeal far
more direct to mind and eye than the
printed page and having an audience
vastly bigger than any single theater
in the world can hold. does not need.
the stage carpenter and all the me-.
chanical devices, etc, of the wordleSs
play, and therefore disdains them 1t
uses for its skeleton and foundation
no plaster casts or painted boards but
the very temples and churches which
have looked down on humanity when
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-05
GALL MIRACLE.
dREAIESi OF
|, PICTURES
Manager Newman Says II Ho-
nolulu Shows Appreciation
He viii Continue In
novation

Beginning Monday, novel and eS-
traordinary production, known Gs
THE Miracle" will hold the boards of
the Bijou Theater. The Miracle" is
a,reyeiation in the possibilities of mo-
ton pictures 1t is-swhoily different
from the ordinary picture such as we
see in the ordinary electric theater,
eThe Miracle is the first OF a series
of pictures which have fully demon
strated the superiority of the cine
matograph over the novel, and over
the play and even over the wordless
spectacle so-called. Back of this sub
lime attraction. "The Miracle is one
of the sweetest, most charming and
moving legends of the middle ages.
Maurice Maeterlinck built his play
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-05
A LITERARY EVENT.

4 literary event Of the first import
2nCe is Richard G.. Badgers announce
Trent of an authorized edition Of the
complete works of Arthur Schnitzler.
easily the foremost figure in contem-
parary Euppean literature. The edi-
tion will contain upwards Of twenty
volumes. Three are already in press
tor Immediate publication. and the
others will follow in rapid succession.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-05

DR.. John Binney. former dean of
Berkeley Divinity school. is dead at
his home at Middletown, Conn, in his
69th year.
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TO THEDoCToR:
TO THE HOUSEWIFE:

Why do you insist on using furnished S
have it SILVER-PLATED!
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30
HEROES ONE AND ALL
At ROYAL THEATRE

4 ttueIy wonderful notion picture
production will be presented az the
Royal Theatre The title OF this
photo-play IS Heroes one and all"
Jane Smiley, telephone girl flirts
with a policeman. a fireman and a
merchant and each one thinks ne IS
the favored one until a FIRE breaks out
IN a large Office Building. This gives
them chance 10 show their courage
Here is shown the most realistic FIRE
scene ever seen in a motion picture.
In the grip OF a Charlatan' is I'M
usual picture showing how through a
series Of startling incidents, the plot
of a daring clairvoyant is furnished.
Miss Alice Joyce plays the leading
role
Edwin masquerades- and Their
one good suit are two lively comedies
that furnish the opportunity for many
good laughs.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30

nights carnival besides fancy drilling
and riding, sports, racing, and other
amusements and Numerous carnival
features. These win &c put Qp 20
the arrangements committee after the
next meeting Of the directors whial
will be held in the Offices of L. ]. over
lock Monday evening.
New committees were added 10
the list already and these are William
BarGon. Percy Wilson and Sam Min
tovich TO, the finance committee; Jonn
5. Williams, J. N. Ball and Joseph H..
Gray entertainment and invitations
/. 5. Ratterree. }. ". Walker and
Jack Radcliffe on miners contests. f.
/. Williams, Jesse Yoakpm and ben
FFanken1erg transportation and ex-
cursiona
The concessions committee has re-
ceived among other applications one
Tor a merry 80 round and eight othe-
features for Lowell and correspond
ence is under way for these. Bids or
concessions are now being publishsd
So far as patriotic ceremonies are
concerned the only matter settlel
eEoA NaS Ahdt Nof Gi nor ElhHt HHOusl
he invited to deliver the chief address
Of the day. and such invitation Las
cen issued to him. The open AT
dances and carnival propositions APP
peareo 10 meet with especial foyoF
and win probably be adopted Lowell
delegates especially seemed to favor
these As to the mine contests ID IS
practically certain that there vii be
two events. one for three men teams
and one for single Jacks but the prizes
10 Re offered remain TO be determined.
50 far as military participation is con
cerned, the matter was taken up IN
formally with General Scott and later
Official correspondence was opened.
Members OF the committee, after
the meeting was over expressed them
selves as well satisfied with the prog
less being made and the perfect har-
mony between the various sections o.
the district. II Is said that while they
were satisfied il would be reasonably
safe TO 90 ahead and set aside lp-
prOrriations the y believed it best TO
80 SLOW and to determine definitely
Just how much would be at their dis
posai Members Of last years com
mittee are busy determining where
Gus can Re made and where there
should be increases ano a systematic
method viii be used in the prepare
ton OF a budget WIN absolutely limit
all expenses to the Bgsres which IL
will fix.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30
.ORPHEUM HAS GOOD
BILL REST Of WEEK

Harris & West, black face coined
ians, brought the big auCience at the
Orpheum last night up standing, as
did also Dorothy Watson & brother
In their musical act Emmett Bros.
provided a fine dancing act.
The bill was so full of good things
in both the vaudeville and the moving
pictures that the patrons of the house
failed to see where the talking pic
lures could have been worked in 20
advantage even if the machine expect
ed by the management had arrived.
As TO the talking machine. the Or
pheum is still hoping to have it in
sunday night but is nable to make
definite announcement to that effect
Meantime the Orpheum has a high
class bill on and attendance at the
theatre are assured Of more than their
moneys worth They can get that BY
simply shutting their. eyes and listen
ing to the crack orchestra the house
now has. ....
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30
MINERS READY
TO 60 To BLOCK
Await Announcement of
Drilling Contest Program
and Prizes to Be Awarded
in Annual 18th Program

Bisbee will be at the front again
this year as usual with the king OF
sports in its FOurth Of July celebra-
ticn-drilling contests.
The committee appointed by the
Fourth of July general committee to
handle the drilling coptests has not
yet reported fully. nor viii Il until
The funds soliciting committee has
made further progress with its work
aud il is determined how much
money can be apportioned to the
drilling contests program for prizes
In the past dozen years Fourth OF
July drilling contests conducted in
Bisbee have given the Warren dis.
trict and Us miners fam1 in every
mining district in the world Some
worlds championship records have
been made here and il is with reason
that Bisbee miners feel great deal
CT pride in this annual feature.
Five weeks remain between now
and tie Fourth OF JuIy-little enough
time in which TO get in training for
the contests. Four weeks is about
The minimum. In consequence it il
hoped that within the next week the
Fourth of July contests, program and
The prizes TO be hung up can be an
nounced Many miners are awaiting
this word with much interest.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30
rrete performance Of thfs great msse

rlete performance Of thfs great m.s,,
erpieee.
The new Sat day nisA change af
fordiug an e:I'ife change of program
~ Saturdag f.ght only was inasus.
efe'cd by tbs house 10: tie special
hsietit OF II sreat shorp lag crowds
rat are out every Satufda night
4 iing Their -. nases ~ Over SON.
day,, aud the new arrangemen. should
m~ye a great attraction rs it viii af.
ford a very ! easing re- ,rca.ion for
nose 10 he 't~1.aUr ia'I sue ! -tIii
the evenings sli piping. /; Il lie smed
az pTopriate 20 furnish a short lie
scription OF this special program.
The Burden BeateT"-The picture
has been splendidH staged Mr. An
thur Johnson plays the lead and mis-
Ork has proven better than il is IL
This feature Miss Hackett's work
VIII make strong appeal to men OF
Il Q wOrld-and also 10 world, wise
women. Between orion junction
AMI FaIlonville" q splendid railroad
drama that will oi6 the close aeten-
ton of the audience from beginning
70 end Robert Ha,e's Ambition"
selig drama showing tbe folly Of an
aspiring college youth. The Power
OF the Camera" An entirely new
twist has been given 20 the situation,
in which motion picture camera
plays a part in the escape o. CGHeiots
in stripes. This camera, howcN eT,
happens to be a coffee grinder nailed
to a rod As a laugh ge,tsr il has
no equal "A Deliver Package. a
speedy comedy and Is sure of routing
the glooms and the ,oys have the
floor during the enti-e rjI OF this pie
ture
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30
Ceremonies at Elks Hall and
Depot Largely Attended =
Many in City from Other
Points - Body Goes East

Al 1880 last evening in the centrl
Of the lodge room of the BisBee lodge
10 Eiks. before the altar. the caske,
which contained the mortal remaiaF
sot the late j. NJ. O'Connen was placed
and upon and abodS It we're heape0
wTeaths and lunches OF flowers that
almost hid il from view, the fragrant
offerings OF the friends that he haa
made during his residence OF nearl}
fourteen years in Bisbee Back OF the
altar seats for the general public were
quickly filled and room was made
among Elks seated on either side o.
the room, these having marched two
abreast from the lower story, follow
ing the casket and the pail bearers
up the stairs
The ceremonies were the simple
and beautiful Eiks rituaIisfic services,
conducted ~ Exalted Ruler ". ID.
Evans, and other ON; GERS. prayer be
ing offered by Chaplain Ben FraaS
engere. two vocal solos appropriate
hymns, an address by Judge Fred
Suffer, and the choral singing by the
entire lodge Of Nearer My God 20
Thee.
Judge Suffer in bis address painte4
a picture OF o man ne had known
clearly drawn in words, one thai
every hearer who had been associates
with Mir O'Connen recognized jusE
He did this when he told OF what rose
Letore him from the gloom, and de3S
clared that instead or sorrowing there
shonld be rejoicing that such man
should nave been with them even ior
little while.
Following the services at the Elils
Club the members formed two bodies
one before the hearse, the other fol.
Iowisg. and marched 10 the Train
where there were short services b.
Father MerreF At the request OF
relatives stated that mass would bel
said on arrival OF the body where in
terment will take place following
these. the last ceremonies in Bisbee,
the casket vas sealed in a metal case
and placed on the train to start on
tie last eastward journey at $40, the
brother OF the deceased accompanying
the body bearing words Of sympathy
for himself and his sisters, delivered
fro mthe hearts Of those who hal
known and had loved their fellOwman.
Assembled at the depot TO pay last
tribute TO the deceased were several
hundred people. who crowded every
foot Of the platform space.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30
Lessons in Mistakes.

When is it a mistake 70 take what
seems the easiest way of doing a
thing? Do you know Of lives that
have been wrecked by a lazy choice
Of the path OF least resistance 1t
would be a good thing to pause long
enough to ask ourselves most earn.
estiy II we are making such > mistake
just now.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30

PLANS WORK OUT
Enthusiastic Patriotism Enters
Into Preparations for 4th
- Drilling Contest and
Many Other Features

Three days OF celebration, the bis
gest and the Eest that the Warren
district has ever known, omittins
nothing good that has seen tried N
the past and ad5ing new andyattract-
i've features, are promises made ny
the board Of directors Ii The Fourth
OF July Celeb alton committee follow
ing a meeting held in te Office o. l..
10. Overlook Partial reports wa-e re-
ceiyed from branches Of the fnanee
COMMITTEES and several new commit
tees were appointed and plans Tor n 4
celebration we're presented auI con
5iGereI but not adopted unil fuller
eports from the finance committee
are received Thus Jar the compl-t2e
tnst were 20 see tae companies ano
solicit subscriptions on Main street
and in lowell have presented partial
reports aad no reparts have seen re-
ceived from the BrewsFy Guleh, >aco
Road and johnson Addition branches.
he amounts already pledged aSsre-
gate S2u30 ana last year the Brewer.
tiulch and Naeo Road subscripti0hs
mounted 10 over $500 70 this mast
also be added the amounts receivsa
Tor concessions and entry fees. The
committee hopes that the available
fund VIII he sell over $4,000, the
amount that was spent last year.
So far as outlined the progrem Tor
the celebration in this district VIII a.
Guide a morning salute, parade N
which two troops OF white cavalrynie1
and the Land VIII participate patriotic
ceremonies. baseball, Wild west show
miners contests. sports. free open air
dances in Bisbee ana in Lowell. lits-
works. night fantastic and two
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30
POWER OF THE CROSS
WONDERFUL PICTURE

These who were fortuAlIe en5lsh
b. s. The Power o. shs Crossi a;
he Lowell last night wee indecd re-
psil for their time ana mancg as Il is
c5siy the piert Of. the aesg. draaaaiic
Froduetions' ever exhibA } n shis u I
fsict There is 10 be but one more
chewing Of this great ms ing sfcAre
te1mph and that Will " tonight The
management announces tiss Y viii siNe
three OF more perform SneUs or Just
= 1any - ~ Tisfc eidlE for Ev-
tTytLe 'atten5i1s aIil be- eifm. eJm-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30

OIL Drilling By Hand.

OIL exists in great Quantities in
Siam. but The methods of securing it
are exceedingly crude The wells are
not more than sixty feet deep and
are dug by hand The oil secured Is
that which is baled from the bottom
Of the well by dippers on long sticks
of bamboo. The oil is sold TO the ma.
tives who live within calling distance
Of the wells.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30
Pencil Case for Travellers.

When one is travelling and puts
pencil into the travelling bag it is so
apt to slip into unhandy crevices, that
small fiat pencil case, well filed is
a convenience not TO be despised on
a trip. Red 1satheretts cases may be
mad, filed They contain three pen
ellis. a small case Of pen points. a rub
Der and penholder, each fastened in
place.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30
Aaopt EnaIish lnnauaa..

A fact Illustrating the superior cul-
ture OF Christian college graduates in
India IS seen in the report that in
the presidency Of Madras English is
spoken by one Hindu in every 1s,,
one Nosiem Of every l57, but By one
Christian OF every Is.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30

Judge GeoIae f D.1uey Of Az
ora l4Liaaa. IS H. rercptjy ar
1oirted coalpir9alr Of TIE u s.
-fsesurv. n his rev los Judge
i1ownny W. have more knottv prob
ems ~ solve thar any ether r,e-n-
0Hr u tEe rev ofieial family He IS
- c0u-t of lat resor- au6 the aral
a1thoritv or ~ government OK
~s-Sitares ne .etiaS -! srpeais
f~o~1 ~ove~T',ert asditcr- AID cab
ret CFi-ers have the right g cal On
ri77 n" ~ 1crarce oecivior 20
snec+f7r NJ D0@rd rvnea5:tures ne
-trsf ~ ~ei' verse; ~ thr stgt-fsS
s'Nvsrnizs tie op,Iztscas Ct govern
weHt.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30
THRONCS ASSEMBLE TO PAY LAST
TRIBUTE To ]. NJ. O'CONNELL
2 rom University,

From University.
Lionel Hamburg. son of the well
Known HUaehuca mining mans ar-
rived in the city last night from
Georgetown University. at Washing.
ton, u. C., to spend his vacation.
Pleasant Dance.
The dance at the Country club last
Alght AFFORDED pleasure for a large
number OF attendants and was a very
Fleasnrable AFFAIR in all ways
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30
BENEFIT DANCE

Fire Sufferers and ChiIdren's Play.
Music by BIenran's Orchestra. 52l
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30
DIG DANCE

Old OPera House. Saturday Eve,
May s1st. Everybody welcome 32i
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30

z It .ho r-eai,st athlete have dyspepsia AID his
strength VIII s9Ol faii. Ones stsriiiuz-- force
IL laliness and strength Of mimi or muscle
depend GpoR fhc blood. and the Bio 4 IN turn
requires be thy stonsc.i FOR the stomach / the
ments are taken up-oF assiniilated-Hhich make
blood. IN consequence al the C-gans Of the BODY
such as heart; lHrEs, liver and kilnsss, Is well a.
the nervoas ystcm, feel the BAD seuL If the ston-
scf IS terangcd.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30
.ROyalTheatre
The Home Of Canned Amusement

T. reserved amusement of the very
highest quality at the price of the
ordinary kind, together with won
derful (freshD orchestra whose must
cal Interpretation OF the photo-plays
is remarkable
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30

Get the Royal Habit. It's a good
place 70 spend the evening or arter-
noon.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30
Program for Friday & Saturday
Heroes One And All"

A wonderful two part produetionf
featuring the mbst realistic fire
scene ever recorded in motion pic
lures,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30

in THE GRIP or A CHARLATAN'
Through series of startling incl
dents, the plot OF a daring claTrvoyant
lis frustrated.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30

Soid y si ei ie seaters 81 Isauld fern;
kosc.s 5=1,s. "a .s,El sox WI be Ensfiss yoa.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30
No m2aEa IS
StrOng eP
Than his
Stomach

The Medical AdriseT bg
II. Y. Pierce, ". H., BIZ
Jalo, ~ Y. GRssrers hosfs
Of delicate quest5oas
ebo',t 1ghiek eresy nan
or Homaa slagisor 5sGr-
Tied ogght 10 kH0ar. Sc1st
free GA receipt Of II one
cent stamps 10 pay for
ErapPiag and mailing.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30
Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery

helrs the stenach % dErst food y@overl starts tie
Liver into new activity removing Tx ptssa-s fEDm the
klooa apd the various get rich red hood IN
stead Of being i neurishc Tho refroshnr influence
o. this extract cf aative ned.ciua 7lrr-s las beaa
fsyorahiy kaown for over ~ years. Ercrywhcrs
some ne.gh5cF can . Z yca q the good Il has done.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

Francisco Madcro. late president of M~xiec. WIS insured' for several hun derds of thousands of dollars. This fact became public during tn" stay here of Erncsto Madero and the wifi" and mother of the slain Francisco.
 The Madero family is said to have been one of the wcalthiest in the re . public but many believe that the re- suit of the recent disturbances has been the loss to-them of great DOT ton of their property.
 Sonora Madcro, the wife, and her mothcr-in-law will probably settle in Cuba and remain there They have expressed a feeling of horror when the scenes of the past few weeks hay" been mentioned and their only amhi ton seemed to he. while they were in this city, to get away completely from the country where SO many horrors were piled upon them.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-27

selves to the authorities Is regarded as an unnecessary bit of tyranny. The city has now shown signs of recover ,.,s rrvuu US nara experlence nut the whole population can by no means he said to be favorable to the turn which things have taken. Although no one predicts recurrence of those events it is not at all impossible that some further trouble might occur in other parts of the country. Huerta is