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KELLETT CASE
MARS CLOSET
WARM ARGUMENT
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and also Of the damage done hia er-
denee when certain witnesses were
cross-examined. s.,
4 From this preface he launched into
q general summary Of his case. He
Insisted that II was the duty Of the
commission. even though not con.
WINGED beyond q reasonable doubt Of
the suffciency Of the charges. 70 ens'
tain the aeti0n Of the sheriff Fol-
lowing this, he took up the cases IN
their order, reviewing briefly the evil
dence adiuced. When he came to the
accusation that Kellett had worn q
watch taken from q sailor, he stated
he wished to drop that.
Peters Calls for Showing. s.
The watch charge yon can strike
out. he said, s.
No. you won't declared Peters.
You've got to come out IN the open
and say why you want to drop It :.
1t developed before the arguments
ended that this watch Is said 70 have
been purchased b. Kellett IN Califor.
MIA. and. according to Peters. he was
In q position to prove It. Peters II
Ibis argument used this incident pow
erfulIy against Smith. declaring that
~ Wa II 1880 =, aIiitou,e a fl1e euk
Ilible way In which charges against
Kellett have been listened to.
Before starting b on his areupeutI
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HARBOR NOTES

Taking freight for Kona and Kan
ports on Hawaii. the steamer Manna
Lon i on the berth to sail At noon
on Friday
The next steamer from China and
Japan ports is due to arrive here on
December 18th, according to the
present transit Pacific schedules. :.
Completing the loading Of $50 tons
Of bunker coal, the British freighter
Strathness, with $500, 900 feet of lum-
Der. departed for Australia last even.
ing. 81
According to cables, the Oceanic
liner Sierra was delayed in departing
from San. Francisco for the islands
The vessel sailed on Saturday after
noon
A score of intending passengers
have been booked for the north Pa
.cific coast In the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
an liner Mariana, scheduled to sail at
Ssoclock this evening.
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The steamer. Mauna Kea was q de-.
-parture for Hilo and way ports at 10
O'Clock this morning, the vessel TAX
ing small list of passengers and e.
quantity of general cargo; 3
A 16-day passage Is credited the As,
ISOLATED On Company ship. Falls of
Clyde that arrived at Gaviota from
Honolulu on last Sunday. The vessel
brought fuel for the Honolulu branch.
3iEF5F& a. Z n =
With general cargo only, the Inter
Island steamer WaiIele was dis.
patched for Honokaa, Kukuihaele
and Kawaihae today. The vessel was
supplied with mail destined for Has
wall ports. s1z.,s
II. is expected that the Commercial
Pacific cable schooner. Flanrence#
Ward will be dispatched for Midway
island cable station on Thursday, fol-
lowing the arrival of later mail from
the mainland. =. - = :
: Late wireless advice Is to the eff
feet that the u s. transport Logan,
from Manila by the way, of Nagasah,
Japan, will arrive here tomorrow af-
ternoon and is expected to sail for
the coast on Friday morning.
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MoqYIlsol,,
UIAN1

Hawaiian Commercial led in the
few sales made this morning between
boards and during the session. It
showed q hairs fall, the deals in It
being made today at 21.75. Hawaiian
Sugar dropped to 20, the former sale
being at 21S718. Waialua. 10 shares
of which were sold dhripg the SEES
sion, stayed at SIS.
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Following the arrival of mall from
British Columbia ana Australia, the
British steamer Kestrel Is scheduled
for dispatch for Tanning island, to
which point a quantity OF supplies In
tended for the employees and operat-
sors at the cable station will be for
'warded. The vessel may sail on
Thursday.
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LOGAN MAY BURN
OIL VESSEL IS
DELAYED

The United States. army transport
Logan, now nearing port from the
Philippines and due to reach Honolulu
about 1880 O'Clock Thursday evening,
Is reported may soon. be converted
into an oil burner. with view OF
cutting cut the delay in the. trans
Pacific voyage which .necessitates a
call at Nagasaki, Japan. for coal.
1t is estimated that with the elimi-
nation Of visit to the japanese port,
the, transports Logan, Thomas and
sherman viii be able to make the
trip from San Francisco to Manila in
about six days less time than now
required. 1t Is the present intention
to shorten up. the time to within 10
days. .. 90 ~.
The Logan Is to come to berth
at Oceanic wharf. The vessel is bring
ing quantity of personal effects and
quartermaster cargo. It IN believed
that the Logan has met with some
rough weather after leaving Nagasaki.
The local quartermaster's depart
ment today decided upon the dispatch
Of the troopship at noon Friday. The
Logan will take q mail for the main
land ~ Il 81
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Jspaness out for Buslness.

Capt. s. Waldo, master of the Jap
anese liner Yokohama Maru, which
reached the Sound yesterday from the
Orient, brought news that the Nippon
Ynsen Kaisha line intends to go after
the transpaeific trade in earnest early
next year by placing additional boats
of large tonnage on the run between
Hongkong and Puget Sound via Yoko-
hama. S sg5.{
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The Manchuria sails for the Orient
at 10 a. m. tomorrow morning. She
arrived from San Francisco early this
afternoon.
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Local AND GENERAI

There will be a meeting Of the
Epiphany Guild tomorrow a. o'clock
at the Guild Han. 10th avenue, Kali
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Judge Whitney yesterday approved
the final accounts Of W.#R- Castle, ad,
ministrator of the estate of Alice K.
Keawe. and ordered his discharge, al
the same time cancelling his bond.
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; CHRISTMAS MAIL S IN
7 AND OUT OF H0M0L ULU
/. WITH TIME OF ARRIVALS
DRPARTING FROM HONOLULU

DEPARTING FROM HONOLULU
Per U.S.A,T. Logan, sailing
Dec. s. Arrive San Francisco
Dec. Is; New York, Dec. IL; Lon-
J don, Dec. q.
Per Matson Navigation steamer
HonoIulah, sailing Dec. 8. Ar
rive San Francisco, Dec. Is: New
York. Dec. 20,, - Is 1
Per Oceanic steamer Sierra
sailing Dec. 10 Arrive San
Francisco Dec. Is; New York.
Dec. 2s.
Per Pacific NAH steamer Per
sia, sailing Dec. 16. Arrive San
Francisco Dec. %; Chicago, Dec.
ARRIVING AT HONOLULU
Per Tiki. Nippon Maru. ar
irving Dec. II. Leaving London
Dec. i; New York. Dec. z; San
Francisco Dec. IL.
Per Tx. Tenyo Maru, ar
firine Dec. 20. Leaving London
Dec s; New York, Dec. IL San
francisco, Dec. is.
Per Matson Navigation steamer
WiIhelmina. arriving Dec. 20.
Leaving London, Dec q; New
York Dec Is; San Francisco
Per p N. steamer Mongolia.
arriving Dec. ~. Leaving Lon
. 56< Dec. s New York, Dec, IA
. # - a q "a 81 81 81 ~ q q q q
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PISSRNGERs IRRIYKD

Per str. w. g.. Hall from Kauai ports
Captain J. M. Cults, N. o. Park. P.
Y. kim, Rev. F. A. Saylor, A. Douse,
]. Santas, J. Fassoth, F. Nicke, E. B.
5ridgewater, % deck = r., = =
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MATSONIA MAY
BEAT FORMER
RECORDS

The MafScnia, the newest and Iarg.
est vessel IN the Matson Navigation
feet, passed outside Of Sandy Hook
on the long voyage to San Francisco
by the way or Magellan strait week
ago foday, was the declaration made
BY John II. Drew, manager Of the
shipping department OF Castle q
Cooke, who with Mrs. Drew, returned
from q brief visit to the Pacific coast,
as passengers IN the steamer Homo
lulan.
The Matsonia has met with the
highest expectation Of the builders.
This was readily demonstrated at the
time Of the series OF trials held on
the Atlantic said Mr.. Drew.
Captain William Matson, president
Of the company, returned from the
launching three days before the Ho-
nolulan sailed for the islands. He
wa1 delighted with the initial per-
Torrance Of the new liner. There IL
was found necessary, q few changes
have been made from the original
pltIns as fled In the local Office.
The new Matsonia Is to take fits
place In the front rank Of trans.
Pacifc steamers predicted Mr..
Drew.
u steamine for the Pacific the YES.
Sci Wie chartered by the American
Hawaiian line, which company sup
piled the MatSonia with q large gem
eral cargo II Is Captain Peter John.
sons intention TO call at Punta Aren.
- Or Sandy Point, near the entrance
TO tie straits OF Magellan, there to
cable his arrival, and then proceed
TO San Francisco. It lie believed that
the Matsonia will complete the voy-
afe between New York and San Fran.
cisco IN ~ to AZ days. On the maid
en- Yof4ge of the Wilhelmina that YES.
eel steamed over the distance in ~
Nr. Drsw reports the charter Of the
HohoIoIan Will remain Ii effect until
July. with an option for an additions
81 voyage In August Three vessels
win operate between San Francisco.
Honolulu and Kahului Ii the passen.
ser and freight service, the fleet to
Include TIE new Manod, LurlIne and
the HoholuIan The Matsonia and
WiII6Inin1 viii take care of the
Co..t. Honolulu and Hilo business.
With the return OF Captain Matson
b the Pacific coast, work OF drafting
9 new schedule VII be taken up with
9 view Of completing Il BY the first
part Of the year
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On Friday the Girls Guild oil
Epiphany Mission will hold q little
housekeeping sale at the Guild Hall
10th and Ealolo avenues, at 3 o'clock
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When Makana, alleged to have been
under the influence of powerful stim-
uIants, leaned over an upper veranda
Of building at Camp No. 2, he soon
found himself lying. on the ground,
suffering from a number of bruises,
which necessitated his removal to the
hospital for treatment. The police
We're called to take charge of the in
jureG man.
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISL ANDS
Especial Cable to Merchants'
Exchanged

Wednesday, Dee. 8.
SAN FRANCISCO - Sailed, Dec. 8,
100 p. m, s. S. Nile, for Honolulu.
SEATTLE - Sailed, Dec. 3, SIS. Ari-
conan, for Honolulu.
q.
Aerogram
SIS. NIAGARA -, Arriving Thurs
day from Victoria; passengers: $50
first class, 200 second. class, go
= third class For Honolulu, all told,
80 Passengers. -sE.. 8 l.
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Tuck Sing win be >ried before q
jury in Judge Robinson's court tomor
row morning beginning at $3.50 O'Clock
on charge, of first degree burglary
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AAAhlotAalON GSlaIC O1 kEAllC ~.
Keawe, and ordered his discharge, at
the same time eaneelling his bond.
Tuck Sing win be .ried before q
jury in Judge Robinson's court tomor-
row morning beginning at $3.50 o'clock
on charge of first degree burglary.
The appeal Of Wong Sam, conyict-.
ed in district court for first degree
larceny and now seeking mitigation of
sentence, was continued by Circuit
Judge Robinson today to Saturday
morning gst4 t.t,f Il m l. n.
Former Japanese Consul Uyeno
who spent several years In Honolulu,
but who was retired after his SER
vice here, has been appointed Chi
nese interpreter to Emperor Yoshi-
hito, according TO news received by
the Hawaii Hochi.
81 Lum Chan. one of the three
Chinese arrested by the u. s. mar
shall several. weeks ago and who are
suspected by q. s. District Attorney
Breckons Of completely In q conspira-
cy to railroad one of their country
men to jail. was released on his per-
sonal reeognizance by Judge Clemens.
The other two were released recently
under $400 bail All have been COM
mitted to the federal grand Jury by
10. s. Commissioner George A. Davis.
The territory ID invited, through. an.
invitation sent to the governor. to Join.
in q proposed Interstate agricultural
and industrial exposition, an expnsi.
tion under canvass, the Invitation
says, which viii be displayed free of
admission In twenty-six large cities.
The plan is to enable the states and
territories, without cost, to use space
for advertising their resources and at
the same time join IN great cam
:paign Of education.
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Crashing into a large plate glass
window at the front of a business
block near the corner of Hotel and
Mauna .KeaS streets last night, &.
Grittens belonging to the marine;
camp, met with a number of cuts,
which resulted in his receiving treat.
ment at the military hospital. The
police were called to the scene by
the disturbance. ~.
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NIl..,. ~ Many pssssu1.rs.

NII1oI1 Hat Many Passengers.
There II large list Of through
passengers reported aboard the Cana
dIon-A petraIaeio liner Niagara now
e'IIo1tt from British Columbia and
due 10 arrive At Honolulu tomorrow
afternoon This vessel has 4 mum.
Der Of travellers who will remain In
TIE Hawaiian islands Before sailing
from Vancouver the Niagara was sup
piled with heavy cargo destined for
the colonies. including 1900 cases
Of SALMON. and extensive shipments
d of11fc1. apples and other FRUITS
8iitonobiIes and sewing machines
are said ID occupy much space In the
steamers hold.
II
HI|cnInn Will Visit Several Ports.
The Nateon NaYigati0n steamer Hi
Ioni1n Is reported through wireless as
having considerable freight for Homo
lulu IS well IS the regular ports Of
call In the islands. The vessel Is due
10 afrito here on next Tuesday. Car.
80 10 the amount Of 1900 tons win be
discharged at Honolulu. the vessel
then proceeding TO Port Allen with
115 tons. 400 tons for Kahului. 625
tons for fiilo and 125 tons for Kama
pail. IN departing from the islands,
the vessel may receive small guam
tity Of sugar.
An. Makes Announcement.
The American.f1awaiian Steamsip
Company announces q special sery-
ice via the Tehuantepec route for the
direct delivery Of cargo from San
Francisco, Oakland Long Wharf, San
Diego. San Pedro, Seattle. Tacoma
and Portland to Philadelphia and
Boston Shipments viii be handled In
carload lots only. but on the basis Of
New York rates: that Is, without the
addition Of any local rates, except
wharfage charges and other inciden-
tai charges customary at the respec-
tive ports; such Incidental charges,
II any, to be on account Of consignees
and In addition to the freight rate. 4
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For employing giant powder in
blasting for the foundation of build
ing on Hotel near Fort street, Yoko-
.muzo, q Japanese contractor was plac-
ed under arrest yesterday afternoon
upon complaint Of several business
concerns In the vicinity, who claimed
that artncles OF merchandise were dis
turbed through the terrific conclusion
caused by the explosion The Japa-
nese with several assistants was call
ed into district court this morning
Defended by Attorney J. b. Lightfoot,
Yokomuzo claimed to have used care
In the quantity OF explosive handled
in the work. Judge Larnach, however,
Imposed q fine of SIS. Eightfoot not
ed an appeal Il, the circuit court, his
intention being to carry the case be-
fore jury.
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Marama Has Room for Many.

Il H0 CdHdutdu-AubtfdtdSid SBCditl0f
Mariana, from Sydney by the way of
Auckland and Suya, and due to reach
quarantine this afternoon, is reported
to have sailed from Sydney, N. s. W.,
with 20 cabin, 40 second class and 35
steerage passengers. The Mariana is
believed to have about 1900 tons OF
cargo for discharge at British Colum.
bian ports. 1t Ii the present inten-
ton to dispatch this vessel about s
o'clock this evening. 81 ID
- )
Larsen Tackles Big Proposition. i
William Larsen, in charge Of there
moval Of q twenty.three ton condens-
er, that had been brought down from
the coast in the steamer Honolulan,
was successful in transferring the
bulky piece Of machinery through q
congested Queen street this morning
without an accidents The casting rep
resents the heaviest weight handled
in one piece at the port since the re-
ceiptfof big guns for island fertifca-
tions.
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Joseph Fernandez, employed with
the Club Stables, fell from spirited
horse this morning. breaking his col
lar bone and meeting with other in
juries of serious nature. Fernan-
DEE was leading a number of animals
from the stables when the one upon
which he was seated became fright.
ened. Before the horse could be
brought to q walk, the rider was
thrown to the ground and narrowly
escaped being trampIed under foot.
Fernandez was sent to the hospital
by the police. Z ...... 49,. :, + !
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Completing the loading of $50 tons
OF bunker coal, the British freighter1
Strathness, with 100000 feet of lunl-l
Der, departed for Australia last even
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According to cables, the Oceanic
liner Sierra was delayed in departing
from San. Francisco for the islands.
The vessel sailed on Saturday after
noon.
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The next steamer from China and
Japan ports is due to arrive here on
December 18th, according to the
present transit Pacific schedules. :.
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Taking freight for Kona and Kal
ports on Hawaii, the steamer Mann
Lon il on the berth to sail At nool
on Friday
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A score of intending passengers
have been booked for the north Pa.
.cific coast in the Canadian Australasia
an liner Mariana, scheduled to sail at
Sso,clock this evening
The farmer and mechanic., 1913-11-04

Inere are still golden opnor,n,;,;a
Mr. Murphy. pro'ia :
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-02-19
WOOSTER.

w. B. Clayton of Conway was here
Tuesday j. T. Benton and Miss Ell
zie Wofford of Conway were here
Tuesday visiting Mrs. Sallie Burnett
and her new son. ..Osco Robinson
went to Conway Tuesday. G. J
Pearson is constructing a cellar. -.
George Mobbs was ginning again
Tuesday r. NJ. Browning went to
Conway Tuesday. We are having
some nice weather here now -. j. NJ
Mckay went to Conway Monday -.
A. A. Moore and son went to Conway
Monday Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. E.
j Tyler Sunday, boy =. Born, to
Mr.. and Mrs. CISCO Robinson last
week, a girl.
February 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-02-19
REPUBLICAN.

We are having some pretty weather
and the farmers are making good use
of it. Dat sowing is the order of the
| day Several from here went to
Conway today :. Allison Duncan of
Damascus visited J. w. Castleberry
Sunday :. Will Hartwick of Damas-
Gus visited friends here Sunday
| Gilbert Jackson from Tennessee will
work for w. T. Mahar this spring
Uncle Joe Nichols says if the warm
weather continues he will quit his new
ground and line up his fish hooks for
the season of 1913. H. T. Harris has
located at Heber Springs. t. L..
Black and G. NJ. Newman visited on
Black Fork Sunday -. Erwin Hender-
on went to Greenbrier today . -. Mrs.
Adline Henry visited friends at Re-
publican Sunday l.. H. Henderson
and wife visited friends on Black Fork
Sunday =. Arthur Edgman and wife
visited her mother Saturday and Sun
day. :. Grandma Minker is still on the
sick list this week. . Mrs. Henderson
is ON the puny list. e.. Republican and
Martinville basketball teams played a
game Saturday. The score was 10 to
is, in favor of Martinvile. The
Woodmen Circle will give a box sup
per at the hall here Friday night.
John Craig from Soda Valley was in
our midst today.
February 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-02-19
REEVES SCHOOLHOUSE.

Willis Watkins is visiting his old
friends and relatives in Alabama His
visit will surely be an enjoyable one,
as Alabama was his home during his
boyhood and early manhood days..
Death entered the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Springer and claimed for
its victim their youngest son, Fred.
Little Fred was nearly one year old
and has not been we'll since Christmas.
The remains were carried to Cato,
where the funeral and burial took
place Saturday afternoon. We eX-
tend our most heartfelt sympathy to
the family and relatives in this dark
hour of their affection. Little Fred's
soul has found peace and protection
in Gods blessed land of life and COM
fort. May God help US to live so
that we may meet little Fred when
our work on this earth is done. =.
Mrs. Rosemond of Conway visited her
brother, Esley King, Sunday ...
Chester and Miss Floy Wilkerson Wis
tied their sister, Mrs. John Langley,
at Cross Roads Saturday and Sunday.
-. Bell Written visited his father
near Cross Roads Saturday night and
Sunday Volley Wright of Beryl
visited homefolks Saturday and Sun
day Miss Mary Reeves visited
homefolks Friday night. =. Messrs l..
V. Weir and John Harvill of Chad
wick visited relatives and friends
here Sunday 81. George Fiddler and
family visited at E. T. Diffee's Sun
day Rev. Otto Wilmington preach
ed at the Baptist church here Sunday
afternoon. Miss Edna Joslin visit
ed Miss Bonnie Reeves Sunday So.
Buck" billiard from near Grimes
Chapel visited relatives and friends
here this week. :. Harve Weir and
family spent Saturday night at Bob
Wilkerson's. Miss Annie Bean from
near Beryl is visiting Miss Audrey
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-02-19
notice.!

The City Beautiful Association
wants a general cleanup day for the
city, and when once started to be kept
up every week day during the year.
1t is as easy to keep the walks,
streets and property clean all the
time as it will be for spells of clean
ing. Get in the habit of keeping
things clean and stay in the habit, and
this city will present a good appear
ance which will wear well. Get ready
for the clean up day by cleaning up
now and by staying clean. Please get
in line and stay in line for a general
clean up here and stay clean city.
w. H. DUNCAN, Mayor.
February 10, 1913.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-02-19
BRISTOL.

Erwin Prothro of Naylor high
school made application to teach the
Bristol school. Uncle Billy Arnold
visited at H. Fowlkes Friday. We
have been informed that Walter Rich
ards is seriously sick in Texas.
Homer Addison lost suit of clothes
out of his wagon between Conway and
Vilonia. =. E. w. Day is intending to
plant 100 acres in cotton this spring.
-. .Pliny, we vote you as the comic
writer of the Cabin. . We hear lots
of talk about the split-log drag. How
can it be used when the roads, in
many places, are nothing but a big
ditch? What we call a graded road in
Arkansas is ditch few inches deep
on each side of mud hole three feet
deep. Who is to blame? Is it the peo-
pie, the supervisors or is the road law
too slack? Don't all answer at once.
The musical entertainment at
Rev. r. d. Stones Thursday evening,
in honor of Mrs. Ed Young, was high
ly enjoyed by all. Among those who
were present were Roy Foster of Nay
lor, Misses Mamie Clark, Stella
Woods, Deloys Cole, and Dolph Cole,
all of Hammonsville. The building
committee have decided to put iron
roofing on the Baptist church.
February Is.