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To Investigate Ferry Charges

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The investigation of the charges
made by Judge Ferry the district
magistrate of Puma, against Attorney
Carl S. Carlsmith, of this city, will
be commenced in this city at once
The Wilhelmina will bring Attorney
Holmes and Lindsay, who, with c..
w. Ashford, form the committee ap-
pointed BY the Bar Association to
look into the matter. Ashford ar
rived here by the Sunday Mauna
kCa aid has spent most of his time
since then on the other side of the
island.
The present action is being taken
as the result of a decided protest
made by Attorney Carlsmith when
he was in Honolulu. He went to the
various members of the committee
ana demanded that the investiga-
ton should take place forthwith.
stating that he believed that he was
entitled ~ ask that the matter be
heard without further delay. The
same view was taken by the COM
mittee. who at once proceeded to
make their arrangements. 1t If
understood that the witnesses who
are brought before this committee
will not be put under oath and that
the investigation will be made ION
rather informal lines. It will prob
ably take several days to COM
plete the work to be done here.
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HILO JAIL CONDITIONS NOT So
BAD, SAYS HEAD OF PRISON BOARD
Especial star-Bullettn Correspondence

Especial Star-Bulletfn Correspondence
HLO. Jan. 24.-That the agitation
over the conditions in the Hilo jail
has been exaggerated far beyond any
thing which is warranted by the con-
ditions, is The statement made by +.
y. Holmes, the chairman Of the
hoard Of prison inspectors for this
judicial circuit. MIR. Holmes, when
asked about the matter at first de-
clined 70 talk, saying that h.
was required under the law TO re-
port TO Governor Frear on the sub
sect ana did not care to be quoted
in tno H&"spa3ers. Then he made
tHc follow iuC short statement:
"WHH, 90 not care to 90 into
details n he matters can say
that there has been a great deal
on eXaeGrration in the statements
made in regard to tnc conditions il
the lcc-l jail While the place may
not be as clean as your house or
mine, that cannot be expected when
one considers that the prisoners are
crowded together as they are, IS
the result Of the many prisoners and
lack Of appropriations for needed ac-
commodation. The condition of the
Jail certainly does not warrant the
use of the term filthy" and the
tales of large numbers Of beriberi
cases are also absolutely untrue.
Sheriff Pau has taken an active
interest in seeing that conditions
are brought up to the best POSSIBLE
condition and has Jailor Maby to
see that the Jail is disinfected
throughout and thoroughly cleaned
Besides this he has issued instruc-
tons that this cleanup shall not re-
suit in a temporary condition but
shall be watched and says that if
soap, water and elbow grease can
do anything he will see that the jail
is. kept in good condition He has
asked Health Inspector Bowman to
the work of disinfecting
and see that it is done IN the best
possible manner"
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MILITARY CANAL
Continued from Page y

the result that the plant was finally
eliminated during a season of epidem-
ic."
According to Mr. Carter, the banana
plant is now found growing along the
canal zone, but it is understood that
the plant will disappear upon the first
reappearance Of an infectious disease.
The Honoiulan speaks in highest
terms concerning the sanitation of The
entire canal strip, work accomplish
ed bv the American government at
| frightful odds"
tJamaica came in for generous
share Ct praiseworthv mention be-
cause of tAc fine condition of the
roads maintained throughout the ISL
and by the British government. Mr..
Carter and his party spent ten days or
two weeks in touring the island.
Canal Force Wonderful Organization
The immense force constantly en-
ployed en- the canal is, in the opinion
of Ex-Governor Carter, a wonderful or
ganization. The executive ability OF
CSlonel Goethals in charge of all work
in the construction of the canal, re-
ceiyed much praise from Mr.. Carter.
who protested to be greatly Impressed
CT the magnitude OF the undertaking.,
now reaching a successful conclusion.
The great bulk Of work CT digging
The canal is expected will be cCmplet-
ed by September. Some delay has
been occasioned in the receipt OF ma
terial to enter into construction of the
locks.
Mr.. Carter also touched lightly upon
|! his visit to the mainland at the time
of great political activity.
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and inaccrssibi;iiy, las been nkrnod
- T." Grand Canyon OF the Colorado,
2ud from Within its bounds Hitchcock
.as tTOughl acre than giimpses OF
,enic spI"ndDr.
rhr \"i"4nu is represented in diff
f"G"nt asD"c;* Is 70 is cruptive capac-
.tv and is sHuErI in varied atmOspheres
by day ~! at eventidr. Again it is
shown in inc Gistanc" ilumined by its
own glow.
Sweeps Of the seas from various
points are exploited with convincing
stroke which Announces that Hitch
cock kEOW3 his country He is in the
city l.artly ii the interest Of the Ha-
wai'aa Commission and viii be. in
strumental in the advancement OF Na-
walls affair curing the exposition
He has Just completed canvas eight
by fifteen feet in GimCHsiCn for the
commission, showing the immensely
and splendOr Of the i!a1airi canyon
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ASSOCIATED GARAGE, Ltd.
e. Mgr. .- z3ss
phone 2sss

building at Washington be substituted
for the inaugural ball.
81 suggested for their consideration.
said Wilson, "a general reception In
The rotunda Of the Capitol"
Wilson said he expected the details
to be worked out By the committee.
but reiterated the wish that the entire
ceremony CT the Inauguration be made
"as simple as is consistent with dig
nifty and order"
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Tefenhcre improvements

Manager Huimmell, of the Mutual
Telephone Company of Honolulu.
which at the present time owns the
control of the Hilo Telephone Com
pany, left here last Monday on
the Mauna Kea after making an
auto trip around the island accom-
panied by Manager Stone of the local
concern. Mr. Hummel was here main
~ to look through the various COM
panies on Hawaii with a view to a
possible constellation of all the con-
Germs under one head, with the Mutual
Company as the parent concern, thus
placing the wireless service between
the islands under the same control as
the telephone lines all over Hawaii
Whether the other companies will care
to come in or not is something that
has not yet been ascertained.
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Democratic members Of the next
senate and house from Oahu are get,
ting busy on their plans to carry out
the rlanks in the party platform. Last
night a big caucus of Oahu Bour1ons
was held at Democratic Headquarters
III the W1ity building, with julius
Ash, Jr., presiding and large repre-.
sertatiopI of interested solons.
Discussion On various planks in the
party platform was taken up. The
Democrats, it was made evident last
night, will have as one Of the features
OF their work in the legislature the
passage of a bilf reiniBursfrg from
government funds those people VINO
can prove damages as tbe result of
having their banana trees cut down
and other property destroyed during
the anti-mosquito campaign many
months ago.
The Democrats made a. winning
fight last October and November on
this mosquito campaign. Their stump
Sneakers hammered home TO every au-
dience the statement that the board
OF health and other public authorities
during the cleanup campaign follow
ing the yelloT-fever- scare. and the
further statement that the Democrats
If elected to office would see that the
reople were paid for their losses. Now
the party is preparing to make good
on thote statements IL it can muster
the necessary strength in the legislH-
tLre to make the measure Democra-
tie one.
After considerable discuss ion last
night, committee Of three, Senator
elect A. ]. Writ and Representative.
elect J. NJ. Poepoe and ]. s. Kalakiela
were named 10 secure information as
t. the extent OF the loses and the 'peo-
PIE who want damages. 4" nd upon 49,
Information to base the legislative bin
Accordingly this morning Representa-
tive-elect Kalakiela circulated over the
city with a CODY of the following no
tice:
"The Democratic Legislative Caucus
contemplating measures to reimburse
all persons who have claims against
the Government for the destruction OF
PROPERTY during the so-called Anti
MOSQUITO Campaign, is DESTROYS OF OBJ
tanning all possible Information as to
the extent and nature Of these claims.
and would reqBe,t all persons inter
ested to file, either in person. of by
mail. with the undersignef Seeretar7
o: the committee verified statement
o. their loss. This information Is
sought irrespective of party affiliations
and with the sole object of preparing
legislative, measures for proper relief.
Ali parties intere: ted are furthermore
requested to file their statements
prior to February 18th. 1918.
J. s. Kalakiela.
Secretary.
Address:
No. 5 l.. l.. McCandless Block.
Corner. Nuuanu and Pauahi streets.
Honolulu,
People who have been following the
1olitical promises to reimburse those
who suffered losses expect that the
committee will be deluged with shouse-
holders anxious to prove that their
Lanana trees were cut down.
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WIN hi, Cresl Denanj

People recognize now the importance
of engineering brains in their relation to
mechanical perfection. Without knowl-
edge a smooth, simple, sale, satisfactory
car Is impossible.
These cars were designed by 48 skilled
engineers gathered from Europe and
America, representing 81 factories. They
( had a hand in building over 200, 600
automobiles. These men represent about
all that has been learned in motor car
design. Some have made the greatest
Roadway Of all in designing six-cylinder
cars. Sonic are specialists in other lines.
Sothe combined skill and knowledge Of
all these men is focused upon the
perfection Of HUDSON cars. r. -
< All who are motor-Wise recognize the
importance Of having Car built under
such favorable conditions. That is why,
with the maximum of 1000 cars for de-
livery this month, only one out Of three
See the TRIANGLE
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Arrested for Theft

Arrested for Theft
Wharfingcr Hayden, of the Hilo
Railroad company, has been suspend
ed, as result of a charge made
against him by Officer kaimi, of the
Waiakea police, but up to q late
hour yesterday afternoon there had
been no official developments. At
the office Of the superintendent of
the Hilo railroad Mr. Filler could
not be found and it was stated that
the details were unknown in the Of
flee
According to the story which is
told by the police officer he was
near the wharf on Wednesday night
at about o'clock and saw a man,
whom he recognized as Hayden,
wheeling out truck on which there
were two Rags, which turned out
afterwards to be filled with rice, one
belonging to the Hilo Mercantile
Company and the other to Fong
Hing, the owner of a Chinese restau-
rant at Waiakea. When the man
saw him he dropped the truck and
ran back to the warehouse Kaimi
then hurried up to the warehouse
and met Hayden coming out.
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cAoo Red Cause of Death.

CAoo Red Cause of Death.
The death of Frank w Certz. for
many years a shoemaker in this city,
took place yesterday morning in thu
Lin Hop restaurant on Front street.
Alcoholism, working upon a badly I'M
dermined constitution was the direct
cause of death. Gertz had been on
the "waterwagon" for some days and
c-terday morning before his break
fast drank three bottles of so-called
"DagO red" which proved too much
for his system and he died suddenly,
prUbably from heart failure helped
a.ong by the raw wine he had Consun-
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Many a girl who loves a man for
his money is too modest to mention
II r..
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Of those who win want HUDS0NS WI
be able to get them.
What better assurances could be Offered
than that these men who possess abo1.
all the knowledge that has thus f1I
been gained in automobile building have
joined in saying, The New HUDS0N1
are the best we know.
The HUDSON 's37r Is their four
cylinder MASTERPIECES. Il sells at $50.
completely equipped with electric se|I-
cranking device and electric lights,
speedometef, clock, top, windshield and
twelve inch upholstery. There Is nothinI
more to buy.
The $50 HUDSON Six, capable
Of doing IS miles an hour and a speed q
So miles IN 80 seconds from standin1
start, is offered as car superior to any
automobile on the market regardless a
price. IL sells at $3.50, completeII
finished and equipped as above. Price
are (. o. b. Detroit.
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Cert had been here for many years.
coming from Honolulu. where, in the
early days his father was the owner
Of a shoe store and in comfortable
circumstances. Ii i. said that a trou-
bic over opium traffic caused him to
LOSE practically all OF his Swings. SeT-
cral married children OF deceased are
alive and living in Honolulu
Manager McCubbin Resigns.
Manager M"Cubbin. of the kaiwiki
plantation at Ookala. has resigned his
POSITION and will not return to Hawaii.
J his news was received about the
fist of the year according to a state
utnt made yesterday by George DAY.
is of the firm of Davies & Company,
the agents for the kaiwiki plantation
When asked who the new manager
would be Mr.. Davies stated that for the
remainder of the year the plantation
would remain in charge Of Head Luna
.Ohnson, who is now in charge.
One of the important matters to
Hilo which will come up before the
legislature will be- the question OF
an appropriation for the Hilo Public
Library, for which. according to es-
Inmates made by those who have
taken a great interest in the work,
about $4,000 VIII be needed for the
coming biennial period. A serious
question in regard to the legality of
such an appropriation has arisen,
however, the difficulty coming
through the fact that the Hilo Lii
brary is a private and not a public
institution, the board of trustees
consisting of five trustees nomi-
mated by the Library Association, two
by the Board of Trade and two by the
Board of Supervisors. From this
it will be seen that the only part the
government has in the management
is in the two representatives out of
nine who are chosen by the super
visors
It will be about three months be-
fore the bridge work on the Hilo
Railroad will be completed so that
trains can run through from Hilo to
Paauflo according to Engineer Beers,
who has charge Of that end of the
work. At the present time there are
three big jobs left to complete as
we'll as TWO smaller ones. These will
all take considerable time and, hur-
rying the work along as rapidly as
possible, it will be about the middle
of April or later before the first
trains will reach the Hamakua ter
minus of the road
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BIG MILL burns

IconsInoee from PAGE y
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See the Triangle on the Radiator
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-12

FOR RENT.
good truck farms. Ono with good g.
room house, and others outbuilding, will
give man who can furnish team, tools,
ETC.. to run place. A good deal for l,
or years. A splendid place for dairy.
This is fine trucking land also.
For Rent--Some good residences ana
stores In all parts OF the city at out Of
season prices. See me II you are in the
market to rent, buy or sell real estate.
T.. q. DEAN,
SIS First National Bank Phone 5sc6.
sIx-RooN] cottage for rent, furnished
or unfurnfshad; owner at home Sunday ].
divided SO two families can use II. ~
Vine st. Phone zc02 Main.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-12
ATTRACTIVE HOME.

FOR RENT-STORE
322 N. 21ST ST. w
Especially attractive as location Cor
real estate offices. az 1t is the new
real estate center good also for
many other lines of business; $50 per
month"; see us early.
"The Best Service"
JcMISON REAL ESTATE g. ms CO..
211 ". goth st. Phone $3.50
FOR lease. the beautiful double store on
alley, 1O6 and Ito 21st st.. for years oc-
cupied by Warner Ice Cream parlors
Building Is SO yards from and In front
Of tho new Jefferson County bank sky
scrnper. Apply to Mcsser Real Estate
and Insurance Co., or Phone 1892 Main.
l0-10-tf
FOR RENT-New, up-to-dnte store OPP
posite Roden hotel Apply w. J. Nc
Donald. Police Headquarters.
10-11-3t-sat- -su-tu
FOR RENT-Front, upstairs room, nice
ly furnished; furnace heat; all con-
veniences; good board across street
1881 10th Ave. s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-12

WE OFFER
proposition on 9Th ave-,
less than block Goth street.
Sd avenue corner 50x1o0:
four blocks Goth street
$15.ooo--50x140, 4th avenue, near ed street.
$9,o0O-New, very attractive 7-room resi-
dence, full size lot, fronts south
Lakeview district
$600o-70x160, 11th ave-, south, near 18th
street; fine apartment site.
S6000-New, strictly modern Groom bung-
allow, South Highlands; half block
of car.
S325G-Choice South Highland lot east of
goth street, elevated, and level,
brown stone wall in 'front.'
$250O-North 24th street corner 6Ox19O.
$25C-Ensley business lot on 10Th ST.
diagonally across from postoffice.
ALONE-McCONNELL CO.,
2024 Third Avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-12
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Corner Sth ave. and oath ST.. the
best stand in Birmingham for q
grocery store and market; one ner-
chant occupied this for Is years and
accumulated enough to retire. For
particulars, call
GIBSON ms. & REALTY CO.,
e12 N. 21st st. Phone 27S5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-12
ONE CENT 4 WORD
FOR SALE

HATEs--Ope cent n word day; no ad.
taken fer less than 25c for first inser-
ton. Cash must accoupany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-12

WHY PAY RENT?
When we can sell you
new, modern and
Up to date bungalow
In Norwood
Terms like rent
FOR $3.50.
4. J. BURNS CO,
Main 1866 4o6 American Trust Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-12

rRENT-Strictly modern s.
room residence. we'll located OH
18th ave, s.; bedrooms, tile
bath. living room. music. room.
dining room and kitchen, also
servants room. This place can
be had for s45 per month till
October l.. 1914. Denton-Wil-
liams Realty Co., 220 N. 21st St,
Main 2S5. 10-12-3t-su-tu-thu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-12

SALE OR EXCHANGE
Houses and lots. well improved farms,
vacant lots. automobiles places of bust
ness, large tracts of timber, minerals
and colonization lands Anything, any
where, any time, any way you want to
buy, sell or exchange. Write descrip-
tion, send to
]. l.. KELLEY.
s026 Sd Ave. Main s35.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-12

S250.00.
Per acre for an elevated, choice
so-acre tract, near Tarrant City.
Boyles, East Lake and Woodlawn;
has two county roads through 1t
and splendid buy for close-in acre
homes; terms
Austin avenue, Wodlawn, Modern
cottage home, fronting south;
terms.
SSs00.00.
Home fronting east, North 18th
street; close in; bargain.
5000
Per acre for one of the best farms
In Cahaba valley; six miles from
Leeds; pike road and river runs
through farm; about 40 acres fine
river bottom land. IA miles from
Birmingham; good improvements;
120 acres; terms.
S50O0.Oo.
Splendid West End 2-story house,
modern and new; best residence
section and convenient to car,
schools and churches. Terms.
s5500.0o
Modern stucco residence, on Gull
lom street, South Highlands, one
of the most convenient residence
sections in the city. Lot 60x145
feet, reasonable terms.
The man or woman looking for 9.
good home had better see this.
TARRANT REALTY CO.,
Phone 6732. Pill 3rd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-12
ONE CENT A WORD
FOR SAL

RATEs--0ne cent n word a days no Hd.
taken for less than 2bc for fisst IuHe<-
tion. Cash must accOmpany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-12

lone CENT A WORD
RAIEs-.:one cen. a word a day; no al.
taken for less than 25e for firs. inser-
llnn. SaSh must ACCOMPANY order
FOR SALE
FOR sALE-1No. 10 Remington Iype-
! writer in splendid condition. rare
/ bargain If sold Immediately. Apply
Massey Business college. 1G-6-tf
FOR SALE-We have Tor sale at a bar
gain 80 shares of Loveman, Joseph &
Loeb preferred stock w. g. Leedy
! Real Estate & ms. Co. liz NJ 2fst ST
t0-9-4t
FOR sALE-Complete meat market out
ut. Answer p. o. Box III. Birminghab.
10-10-3t
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Efgh
home on North Highlands; worth $1,000;
| will sell on time exchange for farm
| lands; would consider stock in Inter-
state Fire Insurance Co. at right price
as part payment. owner, 2109 I'd ave.
Main S2S. 10-9-3t-th-fr fr- sat
OWNER LEAVING CITY.
Wants to sell this complete hon1e on
Euia ST. near Five Points, south
side; home has living room. library
dining room and kitchen, four bed
rooms and complete bath; servants
room, ample veranda In front and on
side; price $500; terms can be ar
ranged; this Is bargain.
"The Best Service"
JEMISON REAL ESTATE & ms CO.,
I'll n. goth st. Phone $3.50.
FOR sALE-Furniture and lease of 10
room house; furnished for light
housekeeping; full of roomers. and
bargain. Investigate. Telephone
8063-W. 10-10-3t
WE will build you a home. Birmingham
Building and Imp. Co.. 414-15-16
American Trust Bldg. 1-16-tf
BUY and sell real estate, buy mort
cages and make loans. j. w. Dukes.
AIS Woodward Bldg. Phone 6100.
5-4-su-tf
BEAuDRY POWER HAMMERS for ali
classes of forging; send for catalog.
Beaudry & Company, Inc. Oliver St.
Boston, Mass. e-147t-sun
HOUNDS-Trained; deer, wolf. fox, bear;
bloodhounds guaranteed 5o-page illus
trated catalog. SC stamp. lockwood
Kennels, Lexington, Ky. 9-2S-14t-su
SELLsreal estate and negotiate loans.
Jerome Tucker. 2o7 N. 21st st.
s-13-tf-su
FOR SALE--261S-acre farm and tim
her lands in Coca county. OH direct
soad from Sylacauga to Rockford. II
miles south of former and s miles
north of latter place; will be offered
at public sale for cash on premises
on November l. 1913. unless previous
ly sold privately. Address executor,
w. E. Maxwell. Kellyton, Ala; w.
I. Cameron. Sylacauga, Ala.
1876 st-su
GOOD drug store corner, fine for drug
business or confectionery store. Call
phone 414-J or address 231o Ave- F., Ems
ley. d. w. Morris 10-5-2t-sun
ATTRACTIVE HOME FOR SALE.
The best bargain in home near Five
Points, South Highlands; has living
room, library, dining room, four bed
rooms and BATH also servants room;
it is on small lot but the construc-
tion of the well built home makes it
a bargain, S5500
"The Best Service"
JTGRlISON REAL ESTATE & ms. CO,
211 N. 20th st. Phone 52s0.
WANTED--A reliable settled woman as
nurse for two children years old:
must be willing to stay in the house;
references required Address Mrs.
George Bondurant, 1914 Avalon st.
FOR SALE.
$1,000 stock in Roden Hotel Co.. will trade
for vacant lot or improved property.
w. G. TYLER & CO.,
| 2107 Sd Ave.
| FOR SALE-One large and two small
bankers safes: with time lock- cheap
for quick sale. Birmingham Safe K
Lock Co., 1712 1st ave. 10-12-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-12

THREE MODERN HOMES ON
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
S4000-Modern Groom home; lot 150x
1872, facing south, in best part of
Woodlawn; close to schools and
churches. This can be handled on
$3.50 cash and $25 per month; no
mortgage to assume. This is
pickup. VIII exchange.
$4010-Modern 5-room home in best
part OF Norwood. all modern con-
veniences; Peck Williamson fur
mace, oak floors and beautifully
decorated Alley corner. Terms.
$3.50 cash. balance to suit.
$5250-Modern S-room home.
months old, In select part of South
Highlands. Terms, $500 cash, bali
ance to suit This will have to be
seen to be appreciated One-half
block car line.
SEE
THE LIVE WIRE
HAGGARD REALTY CO,
SO1 Amer. Trust Bldg Phone 7794
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-12

FOR SALE OR TRADE
20 acres, near Brompton, on pike road, for
lot In Birmingham; worth $3.50. Ad-
e-12-3t