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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
WILDER AIMS
TO DEFEAT I
PACHECO
Delegate Kuhio Arrives unexpoot-
edly in San Francisco and Tells
Latest Hawaiian News from
Washington Says Thayer, Will
der and Watson Will Be Named
by the President.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 2s.---
Especial by Federal Wireless 70 The
Advertiser) Prince Kuhio, Delegate TO
Congress from Hawai-, surprised his
friends hero yesterday b. arriving
from Washington, on his way 70 Paso
Robes, where he viii remain month.
The Delegate is in poor health, but
there is nothing about his condition 70
alarm his friends.
the Delegate, in discussing the
status Of the recommendation mado
10 President Wilson by Governor Pink
ham, says that IL Is practically certain
that the nomination Of W. w. Thayer
TO be secretary Of the Territory and
OF A. A. Wilder and L. NJ Watson to
be associate justices Of the snprome
court will be sent to the senate within
a worry abort. time
q Judge Wilder has been In Washing
ton, reports the Delegate, and 4 was
his opposition TO the nomination of M.
q. Pacheco, to succeed Joseph q. Fratt
AZ posthiaeter at Honolulu that has
prevented that nomination from being
sent in by the President Judge Wilder
made q personal call upon Postmaster
General Burlcson and opp -ssd the nom
nation Of the Democratic territorial
committee chairman, informing Mr.
Burleson that the selection Of Pacheco
would be I. serious mistake. 1
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
MILLIONAIRE HELD
As WHITE SHAVER
Federal Grand. Jury Returns In
dictment. Against Prominent
b. San Francisco Clubman.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 2s.--
(Associatod Press by Federal Wireless)
u ParEer Whitney; the millionaire
clubman and gentleman FARMER, who
has a magnificent country es.ate NJ
,Roeklin, was indicted here yesterday
by the federal grand jury on a charge
of violating the Mann White Slave Act,
Miss Genevieve Hannah, is the com
planning witness. .,r o.. ~
Miss Hannah, who gives Hotel Plaza,
New York, a fashionable hostelry, as
her place Of residence, charges that
under the promise Of marriage she ac'
companied Whitney on extensive tTav.
els over the United States, being rep
resented by the wealthy elubman as his
wife, hut that upon arrival in this city
he refused to keep his promise of max
ing her his wife. ..l."..
Whitney is under arrest on . warrant
sworn to several days ago by Miss Han
nan. but is at liberty under a bail bond
Of $4,000. ..F -.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
cFtom satnrday Adyerti.er.l

] Ulon tho receipt of the special wire
loss IRON San Francisco, tell ng of the
arrival Of the Delegate there, The Ad-
yertiser passed. ON its information to
Princess kalpnianaele, who is prepar ny
to sail for the coast 10 Join her bus
band That Prince Kuhio was on the
Coast and well enough to travel that
far was pleasing news TO his wife.
John y. Colburn, manager Of the
Kapiolani Estate and tho manager Of
the local business interests Of the Dele
gate, was very much surprised to learn
of the Delegates arrival at San Fran.
cisco and Inclined TO question tho re-
port. The information cabled 20 Mr..
Colburn was that the Delegate had not
left Washington before Wedncs lay.
Which would make il impossible for
him TO have reached San Franchises YES
to-day. Whom informed that the Prince
had not only been seen, but had been
interviewed for the BENEFIT Of The Ad-
vertiser, Mr.. Colburn admitted that In
all likelihood The Advertisers wire
less was more reliable than his cable.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
AUTO Victim !. ).
REPORTED DEAD
Post Hospital at Fort Shafter
. Adds Mystery to Accident Said
to Have Been Caused by DR.. A.
p, Matthews. 49,. i.
(From saturday Adyertiser.J

p d
At nine-ffteen o'clock on Thursday
morning, according to a vague and in-
complete police report filed by Motor
cycle Officer Ferry at police headquar-
tiers, an automobile numbered 1892
driven by DIR. A. p. Matthews, collided
with motorcycle driven by an , un.
known Chinese and carryinga passen,
ger. Doctor Matthews made the state.
ment to the officer that he was driving
out King street and as he was passing
another automobile q motorcycle came
down Kalihi road and crossed in front
of Doctor Matthews ear. A collision
occurred and the rider of the motorcy-
Gle was thurt up' and taken to Fort
Shafter hospital by Doctor Matthews.
1t was reported at The Advertiser Of
fee yesterday that the passenger on
the motorcycle was woman, that she
was seriously injured and had died at
the hospital yesterday afternoon.
Information could not be secured
from the post hospital at Fort Shafter
last night to verify or deny this rumor.
The attendant in charge refused to
give out any information Regarding the
accident, and did not know whether
there was a Chinese patient in the hos
pital or whether one had been brought
IN, the attendants guardedly evading
the answer to all questions. IT.
Rerry's report does not show what
the name of the injured person was aud
contains no information on this point
other than his nationality is Chinese
Ferry had the number OF tho autbmO.
bile, however
Doctor Matthews, who is dental
surgeon stationed at Fort Shnfter, was
married to Miss Lydia McStockor in
honolulu Thursday night. .
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
Kona Company Figures $4,000
Pounds Output for 1913 With
Outlook for Good Prices.

At the annual meeting of the Kona
tobacco Company yesterday'it was re-
ported that the 1913 crop is estimated
at 10000 pounds. Cigars made Of this
leaf show excellent quality, and it is
anticipated that good prices will be
obtained. 'tt
Remnants Of the 1909, 1910 and 1912
crops are still unsold. The entire 1911
crop was burned in the Keokea fire, as
previously reported Sales to date have
ranged from eighteen to seventy cents
per pound, about l25,0O0 pounds having
been disposed Of r.1...
No carly paintings will be made until
after the 1918 crop is valued. Samples
viii go forward to the brokers in New
York at an early 'date. If the man.
ager s.estimptc of values for the better
grades of the new crop is realized, a
1914 crop may be planted later in the
year. The growing season of tobacco
is only fifty to seventy days, so that
good crops may still be realized froU
June and July paintings if the 1913
samples are pronounced of satisfactory
quality and value. r..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
VILLA ISSUES ORDER FOR
ARREST OF FOREIGNERS

CHIHUAHUA, Mexico, February 81.
~ Associated Press Cable)-- General.
Villa has issued orders that the Ameri.
can consul be informed that heRceforth
the Leader of the revolutionists in this
section will, arrest MI foreigners, 1t is
expected that General CarTanza, will ar
rive here shortly and take charge of
foreign affairs ,. .@ ..s ..
villa has established himself as an
absolute despot aud announces that dis.
obedience to his orders means death,
without the delay of imprisonment,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
CLAIMS FEDERAL SOLDIERS
KILLED CLEMENTE VERGARA

AUSTIN, Texas, February 2s.--( AS,
sociated Press by Federal Wireless)--
J1J. Sanders, a captain of Te~
Rangers, yesterday made the direct
charge TO Governor Colquitt that Gle
mente Vegara was shot to death while
in the custody of Mexican federal
troops rs the soldie~s were ostensibly
EN- route from the Hidalgo jail to tho
Headquarters of the fedorals at Piedras
Negras in the state Of Vera Cruz. The
City of Mexico lies between the two
points aud is only slightly out of di,.
rect line of travel ..1 .t.h
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
ORDINANCE REQUIRED ..;.
TO CHRISTEN STREETS

The new order Of things in Honolulu
as TO official street names was empha
sized when petition came in this week
from the residents on Auld's lane, Off
King street, asking tho supervisors to
change the name of that Kalihi thor
oughfarc to I3acklc lane.
Deputy City Attorney Weaver is
now preparing an ordinance to have
this name changed as prayed for.
1T is not generally known" said
Weaver, "that Under the law no street
has an official name unless an ordinance
is passed giving it property and legal
christening. OF course we have our
old streets which time and custom and
usage have given imnerishabIG names.
But now any little old alley or. new
street that desires to come ont of oh,
security and bask in the limclight Of the
legal prOprietieS must have it's nam"
emblazoned on the ordinance records of
10 board of supervisors. -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
A FAMILY NECESSITY.

Every family hould be provided with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm at ali times,
Sprains may be cured in much less time
when promptly treated. Lame back,
lame shoulder, pains in the side and
chest and rheumatic pains are some Of
the diseases for which II is especially
valuable. Try this liniment and be-
come acquainted with it's qualities and
you win never with to be without it,,
For sale by all Dealers, Benson, Smith
4 Co, Ltd, agents for Hawaii,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
HoNoLULANS ENTERTAIN.
DISTINGUISHED PARTY

The Washington Post Of February 7
prints in its social columns the follow,
ing item of interest to IIonolulpns,
Judge and Mrs Ballou being well
known IIonolulqns: ....... .
<"The Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs Lann worc entertained at dinner
last night Nv Judge aud Mrs. Sidney
Bnllou, who had 10 meet them the Min.
ister Of Switzerland, Doctor Bitter;
the Minister Of Peru and Nine. Pozet,
Mrs, Burton Harrison, Mr. and Mrs,
Thuraten Ballard Of Louisville Ken,
tneky, and Mrs. aud Mrs, Alexander
Britton, o.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
ANARCHY AGAIN
SWEEPS PORTUGAL
Youngest European Republic in
Throes of Revolution Public
~: Utilities Parslyzed.

MADRID, Spain, February 27. by
Associated Press Cable) According to
ad9ices made public here today by the
under.seeretary of state, Portugal is
again in the throes of revolution Re.
ports have reached the state depart
mont that conditions in Eisbon are
anarchial. Railroad, Telegraph, tele.
phone and wireless systems have been
suspended and the spanish government
is unable to obtain authentic details of
the situation, across the Portuguese
border. sgs.r.. IL. a.. 80. yEa... AK
Ii is believed hero by government Of
lcials that DIR, Alfonso Costa, the Port
ugucse premier, will te called on to
exercise much diplomacy in. handling
the grave situation which exists in Lis
bon and bring order out Of the chaos
which is reported to exist in Europe s
youngest RePublis, " Ga ....r..,,.,i.
Late mail adyiees received from Port
ugal by Honolulu Portuguese are to the
effect that for two mouths past tho
entire railroad system of Portugal has
been paralyzed by strikes of railroad
employees. Troops have frequently been
called out to quell strikers and in moro
than one instance riots haze followed
the troops being forced TO fire upon the
mobs, with fatal results, (. (. W.
To such an extent have, the railToadS
been blocked by the strikers that the
government Of the republic. was com
PEELED TO send the mail by sea from
Lisbon to oporto, utilizing the cruiser
Adnmastor, a, s1.
Tho situation in Portugal is. both
complicated and delicate and tho gov
erumept has been assailed from many
sides ON questions Of national policy.
In ali the trouble there does not appear
70 be any ROyalist movement for the
restoration Of ex,klng Manuel, although
it may be presumed that the Royalists
would lose no opportunity to profit
should conditions become worse than
they arc now in the Portuguese capital.
DR.. Alfonso Costa, the premier, is an
able statesman and has frequently been
called on TO deal with crises such as
now exists in Portugal, Many Homo.
lulu Portuguese are OF the opinion that
the present trouble will subside with,
ont serious injury 70 the country, ID
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
DEMANDS PUNISHMENT
FOR VERGARA MURDERERS

WASHINGTON, February 27.--(As-
sociated Press Cable) Secretary of
State w. ). Bryan has announced that
he has made demand upon IIuerta to
hiring 70, iustfco and 'punish those re-
sponsible for the death Of Clemente
yerggra.. ais.#
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
C0MMIREEEi MAYHEM q
REMAINS OF BENTON

. WNsIIIN Gr0Ns February 27.-(As.
ISOLATED Press cablel- Consul Letcher
has wired to the state department the
Information that, General Villa is will.
ing that two Americans, two BritOns
and two members Of Benton s family
slnll be allowed TO form a committee
tC J., view the remains of the slain
rEneAer. .,ll, ..,.E.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03

The Boarsf of Agrieulture ana For.
estry Yesterday morning requested Gov.
ernor Pinkham TO cable to Washington
for particulars in regard to the public
hearings which are TO take place there
March 10 on Fruit Fly Quarantine.
Hawaii official farmers may
spend the peoples money, but they
are keeniy alive to the public inter,
ests, " said Commissioner waterhouse
yesterday. b. i,
y. w. Mhslsew, chief quarantine ON,
Ger in charge of the cntolnolol ,icali In
speetion service at san Rranciseo has
i. Is said, Recommended extremely dras.
tic regulations concerning tho impor-
tation INTO Pacific Coast ports from
Hawaii OF not only all fruits known TO
be sabiect TO fruit ly attack, but "all
fresh fruits and Vegetables Further.
more Maskew would make il penal
offense for any shipnlaster to receive
on. his vessel fresh fruits and vegn-
tables originating in the Territory OF
Hawaii,H when EN- route TO the Pacific
Coast. The federal quarantine regu.
lations now'in force provide that all
fresh fruit and vegetables taken aboard
vessels at Hawaiian ports for the use
of the passengers ana crew, which re.
main unconsumed at the end Of the
voyage must be thrown overheard when
the vessel is az least two hundred miles
distant from destinution.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
Net Earnings During 1918 En-
abled Organization 30 Pay Divi-
: dends Exceeding Is per Cent.
(From Saturday Advertiser

(From Saturday Advertiser.
The annual report Of IT. p. Faye,
manager of the Kekaha Sugar Com
pany, states that i4,sis tons were har,
vested FROM 2200 acres IN 1913, an ay-
erage Of 6, "a tons. per acre Estimates
are $4,000 tons for 1914 and 10000 tons
1910. Improved water supply and a
new electric water power installation,
consisting Of $4,000, feet Of tiinnel and
thirty,six to forty inch pipe, having a
fall of $50 feet, PLACE this property in
excellent condition To continue sugar
production at q, very low cost per ton
\ According to the treasurer q report,
dividends Of nine per cent were paid
on, the $l,500jq0 capital stock, and
SOL on profit balance was carried for
ward. The balance sheet shows. assets
amounting to $l,722,3l0 Net profits
for 1918 were s22G671. The sinking
fund IS sl60, 600 Net earnings exceed
ed ffteen per cent on tile capital stock.
>SN,D>>~>>-~>--r
Villas DELAY in moving south is at.
ri hnfnH 20 hio. Ioas.a 4.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
Representative Mondell Bitterly Attacks
Acts Of Administration

WASHINGTON, Pc ,Tuary 27--CAs.
soeiated Press Gal c)--Re. rcsentGtiye
Frank Wheeler Mondcll If Wyoming
today attacked the administration Is
policy regarding the Mexican situation,
stating that its action is comparable
with that in the Boxer uprising in
ChinMf Ho brands as aimltss vacilla-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03

tion'' the Mexican modelling, and points
out that il is Liable to embron the co,tR.
try in an eutanelement with the West
Indies and Central America. He also
states that the policy of loot aud seut
tie in the Philippines is calculated to
make fools laugh and the judieious
erieve."
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
Chief Justice Robertson Recog-
niSes Services of Kauai Jurist
as Magistrate Of Kawaihau.
lFrom saturlay Advertiser.l

Judge Robert Punk was yesterday
reappointed by Chief Justice A. @. M.
Robertson as district magistrate Of Ka.
waihan, Kauai.
The case Of the Hawaiian Trust COM
pany against Thomas Galhraith ct al,
an. appeal from the first circuit court,
was. yesterday submitted in the supreme
court on briefs.
One motion aud FIVE cases arc now
on the calendar Of the supreme court
for the March session OF the court.
which begins on Monday morning at
ten o. clock &
/ Motion.
In the matter OF the impeaehment Of
John A. Kealoha, a member OF the
board Of supervisors of the County Of
Hawaii; motion by respondent to strike
from the files the charges and articles
Of impeachment. g. II. Mcbride for the
motion, and the Attorney General and
X. w. Brcckons, contra.
Cases.
In the matter Of the Impeachment OF
John A. kealoha, a member of thu
board Of supervisors Of the County OF
Hawaii Original tho Attorney Cen
eral and r, w. Brockons for petition.
crs, and Q, H. Mcbride for respondent.
r. =, Bond VS.. Hawaiian Gazette
onpany; executions from circuit court,
first circuit, Holmes, Stanley & Olson
lOr pialntif-apPelloe aud Andrews 4
Quarles for defendant,appellant
All Kwai Yec WO rs. Alexander
Young Building Company; exceptions
from circuit court, first circuit. Thomp-
son, Wilder, Watson & Lyiuer for plain
tif-aPpellee and Holmes, Stanley 4 Oh
Quaries for .deiondant-Rppellant.
In the matter Of the application Of
Joseph Kalana for a IS'it OF mandamus,
appeal from circuit judge, FIRST circuit
Eugene K, Ain and Noa w, Alulf for
petitioner-appeliant, and the city at
torney for respondent.
Clinton -. Ripley ct al vs., Kapiplani
Estate; exceptions from circuit court,
first circuit. Thompson, Wilder, Wat
son 4 Lymer for plaintiifs,appelle and
c. w. Ashford for defendant-appellant
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03

sydney, l0,l2O miles from Loudoo as
he crow flies, is farther from England
than any other large town.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03

2 WASHINGTON, February 2s.-(As.
ISOLATED Press BY Federal Wireless)--
President and Mrs. Wilson entertained
at luncheon Yesterday former Presi'
dent William II. Taft, Senator Elihu
Root ard Mabel Boardman, all direct.
ors of the American Red Cross Society.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
General Pa11cho. Vlla.

Mote ss sRtaneH msp Bkaa stfooI boy WIN his fst
pair Of feEt6p boots This latest photograph Il the
sBeE 6adS showing him atred in his first suit Of real khaki
soldier olothesi
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
OPPOSE
MlSEEW's PLAN

Members Of Board Of Agriculture
and FcraEtry Appeal to Gov
srnCr Pinkham to Gable 10.
Washington for Infornation on
Ppopcssdt Additional Quaran-
tine on Fruits of Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
LITTLE Valley, New Yol

y LITTLE VALLEY, New York,
+ February 2s,-(Associated Pros
4 by Federal Wireless) Mrs. Gym
i thia Buffum was found guilty hore
4 Yesterday of murder in the first
= degree for the killing of her hus-
y band through administering poi.
y son Tho Jury which found the
\ verdict recommended leniency, but
y the trial JUDGE santepeed the won,
\ an to die in tho electr chair dur.
: ing the week beginning April 8,
y Mrs. BuffGm and her attorn IS Of
y fered no opposition to her imme.
y diate removal to the PenilcEtia'y
7 at AUBURN, >'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03

Villas delay in moving south is at.
rihnted To- his desire to strengthen his
political power, q, w, ~ p
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
Destructive Bugs Tagged.

The T. X. X. steamer Anyo Marm
arrived at Hilo direct from Japan dur
ing the month and brought $50 bags Of
rice, 5sS bags of beans and bags Of
sesame seed all of which was passed as
free from pests. A large number Of
pests which might have proved de.
structive to vegetation had they been
turned loose were tagged with such
names as Omphsia anastomosalis, Pre-
nolepis lOngicornis and other equally
obnoxious cogpomens and then de,
stroyed. II. t..r %. ..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-23

YOU" exclaimed Helen in astonish-
ment.
"Of course, she did: but I didn't
see that we were under any obliga-
tions TO her-we've never visited out
there"
I'VE haven't either" broke in
Helen. but l thought we ought TO
try TO help her now
We'll, If you think that. all right,
but you needn't expect anything from
me. I've always thought Alice was
spoiled, selfish girl. and even If we
weren't repapering, 1 don't think I'd
want her. And you can tell Warren
just how 1 feel about it,"
Yes, 1 shall" icily. feeling that
she had never disliked Carrie as
much as she disliked her now.
Helen Kept Her Word.
And Helen kept her word. AS soon
as Warren came home and she could
get him alone, she told him just what
Carrie had said
well why in the Sam Hill did you
ask her?" he demanded irritably. II
told you Carrie wasn't keen on visit
ors"
why, dear. asked you if it would
be all right TO speak 10 her about 1t
and you said it would"
We'll, Carries dead right. If we've
brought her on here-it's up to us to
keep her and not to try TO put her on
somebody else. But that's like you
you always begin by wanting to do
big things, and then fizzle out in the
end"
Smarting at the injustice of this,
Helen began an Indignant
Warren. you know I'd nothing to
do with Alice coming here. Your
Aunt Emma wrote asking if she
might visit us. and you
ooh, cut ii out. Once you get
started. there's no shutting you off
See if you can't hurry up dinner
didn't have any lunch"