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FOR RENT

1907 Jefferson ST. 12 & B.........s6 500
9o6 Van Buren St., 10 r & B........ .S35
9ll Jackson ST., 10 r a. B B........... $50
9o5 Jefferson ST., IA R B.;........ s59
2416 Washington St.. 9 & B........ S35
604 West St., IA s. B...........S4O
1921 Delaware Ave, 10 & .....S32
600 W. 9th ST., on Boul,.arJ IL
r b, nearly new ............... s45
sos W. 18th ST.. 9 Il e. B..........S28
1914 shallcross Ave. 10 r & B..s3O
1921 Market ST.. IL r g. B........... $40
i426 Van Buren St., r B. hot
,o,, wstef R,s neat $3.50. p ..'........'-. sss
Cor Third Washington sts. Q r & s25
1923 Jackson ST.. g. B...........s s2l
23l0 Monroe ST., r e. B...........S2 S25
1908 Tatnall st., 9 B.............s SIS
1905 jefferson St.. r 6 B.....S2s
1915 W. Sixth St. r e. (new) sea
1903 Clayton ST.. r & B......s s22
1901 W. Fourteenth St.. Il b.. 500
1912 DUPONT St., 6 r & B.........s22
GIG W. Eighth St. & B....g1s
24l6 Jefferson ST. r g. B........s2l
1918 Lincoln ST. r B.......sIs
1915 W. Fourth ST.. B......sfT
239 DUPONT ST.. r g. B.......sf6
1916 Gilpin Ave. r q B......sI6
700 Tatnal St, r b. apartment ais
246 Sixth Ave, r & B............s12
300 Brown St.. rooms ..........slO
1908 Lombard ST. g. BsIq
ssi p. 24th ST., & B..........s20
1910 f. 22nd ST.. B.. sf5
sos Lombard ST. r B.......sfT
4o6 r Sixth ST., g R............sls
426 Spruce ST.. rooms ..... gf1
1902 Poplar St. n B...........sf6
sos Poplar ST. g r B......... SID
2O7 Lombard ST.. rooms ........s1c
1888 and 12i5 Peach ST.. 6 rooms
24ol Carter ST., r B (newl ......s1s
21O9 Carter ST. rooms ....... $40
Store. ia r. Second ST. rooms .s14
Store Cor. 7th and Tatnall SITS. rooms 500
store. Cor. Seventh Kirkwood SITS.
1919 W. seeord St. 8 rooms. store si5
Store 700 Tatnan St......s 3
9oe shipley St. floors; electric power
store, sl4 Orange St; shop in rear $50
Desirable Apartments az reasonable
rent. Gables, Adams. SIS Jefferson St.
Twenty second and Washington Goodley.
sos King, Seventh and Tatnall. Granfle,.
katohola. Eastwood Virginia. Twenty third
and Market 1879 Washington Agnes 7oG
Delaware Ave. i2t W 18th st., sos Mar
ket and others
Stores Offices and business places. sot
W. Seventh 834 Market ST. Corner Seventh
and Tatnall. 400 King. sos King sl3 King.
si2 King. 7ol w. Eighth. COG King and s35
Tatnall ST.
Richardson Park rooms. city conveniences
| Claymont. rooms. city conveniences
Near shellpot Park rooms, city con
+ Holly Oak and rooms. city eonveniences.
Harvey Station. furnished
! Greenbank. rooms. shade furnished
/ MarshnllNon. rooms. large lot.
/ Lancaster Pike 2 rooms acre outbuiid
! ings.
/ Brandywine Springs, rooms. ] acre
! Claymont. on trolley. rooms. furnished
] Price Corner rooms
} Christiana. rooms. large lot
! Ashland. rooms. blacksmith shop acres
Binread. on river. rooms for summer
Wildwood, n. j. seashoro cottage and
J apartments
Bowers Beach, seashore cottage.
Call az Office for particulars and add.
tional list.
O. G. GOODEN,
NO W. NINTH STREET.
Real Estate, Mortgages ana Insurance.
Both Phones.
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BOARD WANTED.

WANTED-BOARD FOR TUBERCULAR
w patient In suburbs or in country near
trolley line. Address DIR. DE LACOUR,
foo West street may2O-6t
M ANTED-BOARD IN COUNTRY FOR
w gentleman, wife. nurse and two chill.
dren' Must have train facilities 10 VIII
mineton and modern conveniences. Address
WIG. Evening journal once mny2i cod o.
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REGISTERS NOTICE
NOTICES


A FTER THIS DATE WILL BE RE
y sponsible for no bills unless con
tractcd by myself S. f. Jordan No. e418
Market street Wilmington Del. may26 81.
NJ oTICE-THE NEW CIRCULATING
~ LIBRARY Of No 4O5 Washington street.
has removed TO No. 512 W Ninth street and
~ m position 20 take orders for aud daiivef
ell the latest books. Phone calls promptly
attended 10. ID. A. Phone. 0116A; Autw
matte. 1853. febistf
NJ ADAM LEO - ROMANY GYPSY
iNl Palmlst. will be AZ Shellpot Park ell
winter. Can be seen az any time. Tells
your past present and future, Just as you
have gone and will go through life for 25c.
shelpot Park. Wilmington. Delaware.
dec5-tf.
TT HE DELAWARE STATE BOARD OF
Il Examiners for Registered Nurses will
meet and examine applicants for registration
Monday. June 1, beginning at 10 A. NJ m
the Delaware Hospital Application blanks
may DC procured from Secretary. Anna NJ d.
Hook, r n. No. s22 West Ninth Street vii.
mington. Del mav22. .26.es
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sITrATI0N MANTEp- -MALE.
SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

- ~0I0RED W0NAN DEStREs POST
T. tion in small family. Address VISA,
I venine journal ONCE. may25-2t
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Hotel Clarendon

ATLANTIC CTTY. N. j.
Virginia Ave, within a stones throw Of
the Boardwalk and Steel Pier.
Running water private hath clean
rooms-75 per cent. Of them facing the
ocean.
My hotel is open all year and have
many guests from your section who stop
with me year after year will make you
rate by the week that will I'm sure. meet
your requirements Write me personally.
MONROE HUTCHINs.
Owner and Proprietor
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FOR RENT
CHIROPODTSTS


IL Market street Graduate Of Fowler and
Hanna. Treats Corns, Bunions. Iugrown
Nails. Etc Evenings by appointment. D.
A. 2617 ncv26.u
A NNlE N. SCHAFFER. CHIROt ODlSr,
"A Corns. bunions, ingrown nails treated .
loot massage Consult me for all foot trou
bles D. & A. Phone. 1885 No. eli
West Tenth street ian2en
Il LIZABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
~ Fowler g. Hanna Ltd. Chropody and
manicuring. hair dressing and massazing
No. 900 Adams ST. d. & A. ZOOS. Even
ing by apnoln.ment. marl6 Tyr.
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RESORTS.
Hotel DeVille

ATLANTIC CITY n. j.
Kentucky Ave, near Beach Capacity. $50
Ownership Management
ALL THE COMFORTS or HOME.
Elevator 20 street level Private baths.
running water IN rooms Open all year.
Special rates. Booklet on request now
JOHN p. GIBERSON. Prop.
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Il OR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
II rooms All convenience. rates rcas.
onable 80. 1927 Market ST.. may23 Inn.
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TTNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
Z housekeeping. No. i112 King street
mayf @ cod. I'm
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DELAWARE TRUST CO..

N. F COR. NINTH AND MARKET SITS
Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings.
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s W. COR. NINTH AND WINDSOR SITS
D. 4 A. Phone, 42a. Wilmington. Del.
Estimates Furnished. Lowest Prices.
augi2tt.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

II OUSE. NO. s27 wEsTS NINTH ST.
II 10 rooms. heat and bath. Apply at
No. s29 W. Ninth St. mayl6lm
u OR RENT-NEW 7-ROOM HOUSES.
IT Nos. 29Of-291O Tatnall ST. Apply to
r. Nutter. No. West Thrtieth street.
aprl1-tt.s.tf
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ROOMS WANTED.

III INfED@BY Man AND WIFE.
w three rooms and use Of hath state
terms. Address R61. Evening Journal
0fice.- may26.st.
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Il OR RENT-NO. 400 FERRIS STREET.
It rooms and bath. No. 52i Grant
avenue, 8 rooms and bath. Modern
veaiances. Woodiawn Company. No. 60i
Grant Ave. apr4-u.
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MONEY TO LOAN
STORAGE

Messengers SIoraue House
Light Clean md Wen Ventilated
80. 6l1 WEST FRONT STREET.
may23-eod- im.
. HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND
- merchandise Piano and safe moving
specially Packing, Grating and shipping 10
an points; prilate railroad siding direct
into building Estimate free
AMERICAN STORAGE CO.
Phone s6f ID No IOl Narvland Ave
June 23-tf
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~-oriNc MAN WANTED TO SOLICIT
end collect worker can make so'oo
10 $1,000 daily. Address Az Evening Jour
~ osre may26-st
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ABROAD FrRrMEN. BRAkEMEN.
X $500 Experience unnecessary eena
er~. postage Railway. care Evening jour
nal once maya,5,ll.l2'le,le,-o e,-o'-o'
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HELP WANTEp-MALE

49,.
-, ANrTD-A COMPETENT SlpE
~ 10 may26.3t
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PROPOSALS

ID ROpOSALS FOR AUTOMOBILE.
Sealed proposals viii be received until
o'clock ON Wednesday evening. June A.
1914, for furnishing one automobile two
passenger capacity, suitable for the use Of
the Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department
letteted Nv. y. ID Chief Engineer Pro.
posals will be be addressed "a N. vii.
liams. Chairman Fire Committee" marked
Proposals For Automobile, and deposited
IN the office of the Clerk Of the Council
A. n. WILLIAMS
may3t-2e Chairman Fire Committee.
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PERSONAL

nANAMA IN PTCTUREs-CONTAIN 6s
II halftone illustrations bound IN paper.
Mailed for 25c. A. Smith Co., Pittsburgh,
Pa may5-tm.
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w ture. Whole households bought
Sales. once fixtures. etc. bought. Head
quarters for al kinds Of Rugs and I,inoleuins
Furniture stored and money advanced al
legal interest. 6 per cent for = year.
CHARLES s. HuRLOCK.
Seventh and Poplar Streets.
lulye-tf. Telephone n x A. 11T2A
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Il uRNIsHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE.
II men bath and phone No. ao5 ship
leN street. apri cod ~.
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1Kr ANrED-Goop STRONG BOY ,,5 ls
rot,an sd may25-2t
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LOST AND FOUND

7 OsT-Sl2 SATURDAY NIGHT. RE
- ward n returned 20 the Evening Jour
nal omce. may26-2t
OST-AMETHYST CHAIN BRACELET.
- Reward n returned 20 No 1900 Rodney
street may262t.
N IRE AND RIM LOST IN OR NEAR
Il New Castle or Delaware City sunda,
afternoon Phone Diamond State Auto Co.
Wnmlngton' Del. may261t.
I OST-BANk BOOK. NO 1876. on
~ the Artisans Savings Bank. in the
numc Of jefferson Lodge No. % I. o. o.
J. New book applied for. maya3-eod iwk
I osT-oN SATURDAY NIGHT GOING
frop forman's Shoe Store To Jacoby's d
or Lippihcott's Ladyis Gold Watch Lib
cral reward If returned 10 No. 8li King
street. may25.3t.
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Rooms FOR RENT

CIFAN FURNfsHFD ROOMS FOR
- housekeeping. Convenience. No. iii8
King 81. may22 I'm.
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HAIR DRESSING

TXPERT HAIR DRESSING FACIAL
II massage and shampuoing Louise
O. Stnssfori No. 602 Equitable Bldg. Bell
phone 2147A. mny2o-imo
ELfA E. EVANS. sHAMrOoING. HAIR
~ dressing and facial massage scalp treat
nent and manicuring Combings made and
hair dyed No. 81 Market 81. D. & A.
Phone 3544D. iano2-u
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RENTAL LIST

7O4 W. 22nd St.. $500
7O6 ". 22nd ST.. & B..... S35. 90
706 w. 22nd St.. 8 r B........S $500
1913 Clayton St., 10 a. B... $500
1926 Market St.. 10 r & &B.......sAO.OO
6O4 West St.. IL B..........S4O. 90
11o1 y. Sixth st.. & B....... SEE 90
500 Buttonwood ST. dwelling & Store S22 90
Corner propertv.J
sos Shipley St.. store and cellar. $50 90
=. Ninth ST., store cellar $685. 90
sO4 Market St., store.
Newly papered and painted).
923 Market St.. store and Offices
so4 Market St., second hoor Offices with
fine daylight.
927 Shallcross Ave, R & B....s2o 90
l1l5 w. Thirteenth St.. 6 r & r. 1890
Factory or Shop, Seventh street. between
DUPONT and Scott Sis one story $4,000
Mendinhall Ave, r. e. B.......S1sOO
Mendinhall Ave, Z e B.........Sl7O 90
81 King ST., store after aiterltious 5000
SUMNER COTTAGES
Two furnished cottages. s rooms and bath
at Ocean City, n. j.. renting for $500 each
for season.
eo.acre truck and poultry farm. Mt Cuba;
possession.
DELAWARE TRUST CO..
N. F. COR. NINTH AND MARKET SITS.
Open Tuesday and Saturday EVENING"
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Il OR FURNISHED ROOM FOR
II light housekeeping No si6 Madison
street. 1pr30-ood. I'm.
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u OR RENT-FURNfSHED ROOM FOR
gentleman; conveniencos. No Goa W.
Fifth st. may26-6t
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WANTED

ID BERGER PAYS MoRp THAN OTHER
IL dealers for your once furniture and
household goous. You're losing money "
you don't sell to him. postal will brine
our buyer there with the ready cash
BERGER Third aud Shipley streets ID
4 a. Phone. bi1sA. mIB.tf
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MIEHLSTEIN MUST resign HIS
j POSITION DECLARE CITY DADS

1t was agreed that Supervisor Pacheco
should hsnd in "a report embracing
this finding of the board and asking
that the building and plumbing inspec.
tor resign at once During the eau
Gus the charges against him were gone
into thoroughly, Pacheco taking the
position that the essential ones had
been freely admitted by Miehlstein.
My report said Pacheco," will
state that we have Investigated the
charges and found that they do not
constitute malfeasance of office, as his
outside activities, did not interfere
with the conduct of his office. 1t will
go on to state that clear case of
misconduct was made out And that
was all ever attempted to prove
"Miehlstein wishes us to eXonerate
him from the charges, and on that
condition he agrees to resign. But we
can not do that The best we can
do is to waive the malfeasance ques-
tion aside. He must hand in his res.
ignation under those conditions
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Freight RATE
Will HELP THE
LOCAL GROWERS
Interstate Commission Rules in
Favor of California and
Hawaiian Industry
By C. S. ALBERT
ecial Star Bulletin Correspondence

opCtidi
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 2. =
That part of the Interstate Commerce
Commission which has to do with
granting permission to disregard the
long and short haul clause, has decid.
ed to allow the transcontinental rail,
roads to make rate of 46 cents per
100 pounds from California production
and refinery points to Chicago. There
is every reason to believe that the
permission will be granted.
The object of the railroads. as here.
tofore explained, is to afford Hawaiian
and California producers and refiners
an opportunity to get into the Chi
cago market at 23 cents over the rate
from the Atlantic seaboard, their view
being that it is better for them to
keep alive the plants on the Pacific
than to allow the Atlantic seaboard
refiners to control the Chicago mar
ket.
The rate at the Missouri river will
be 55 cents and from that point it
will be graded down both ways, but
always remaining 20 cents over the
New Orleans rate in the territory be-
tween the Mississippi and Missouri
rivers. By such an adjustment of
rates, the transcontinental railroads
will be able to get more out of the
sugar rate between Chicago and the
Missouri river than they would il
they took eastern sugar at Chicago
and carried it westward On much of
the tonnage they will be able to keep
all The freight paid while on none
from the eastern seaboard would the
division be anything more than a frac-
ton of the total rate.
The seaboard refiners, naturally,
will not like the adjustment They
said so in the protests they made in
the hearing given on the subject dur
ing the last two months.
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BARRON TO HAVE
PIE COUNTER IN
CUSTOMS OFFICE
New Collector Gives Pledge in
Black and White to Man Who
Missed the PoStmaSterShip
FRANKLIN WILL REACH
HONOLULU NEXT MONDAY
"Soapbox" Recuperating in
the Catskihs Prior to
His Journey Home
By c. S. ALBERT.

Spsc cial Star-BuIletin Correspondence
WASHINGTON. ID. c., July 2.-All
the positions controlled by the collect
or Cf customs. at Honolulu will be
distributed upon the recommendation
of Charles Barron. His endorsement
viii be necessary to obtain position
under Malcolm A. Franklin, the re-
Gently appointed successor to Mr..
Stackable.
II is the anne unced intention of Col
lector Franklin to entirely ignore John
II. Wilson, national committeeman,
and Manuel G. Pacheco and his terri
torial eommi tee in the matter of hand
ing cut whatever minor patronage
there be under him. He will consider
no applicants. for places except those
having the approval of Mr.. Barron be-
hind them.
The Star Bulletin correspondent is
able to make these statements on abb
solutely ind sputable authority. A per-
feet understanding exists between the
new collector and Mr.. Barron whereby
the arrangement indicated is to be
made effective A solemn pledge in
writing guarantees its fulfilment.
Mr.. Barron became an important
factor in obtaining the Hawaiian berth
for Mr.. Frank II thus ahling him to
win from a field of so applicants Tha
unqualified endorsement of Mr.. Frank
lin for the place was given by Mr..
Barron. both to the president and Sec
retafy McAdco. In addition, Mr.. Bar
ron did some fustling and brought
the Influence Of several senators to
bear in rushing the claims OF the man
from Miss 'ss phi. In return for this
timRlv and effective, assistance. Mr.
Franklin committed himself to the
Policy of recognizing no endorsement
|aHthority ali1n & the Democrats Of Ha-
wall Int Ar. Barr 8, sssss
ltstvsthe present Intention OF ColIec-
tnr FrsnElin to sail from San Fran
cisco on the steamer ManchuriA, July
IL. arriving in Honolulu July 90. The
new appointee is in Memphis under
the care of an occulist. His eyes have
been troubling him although no radical
trouble exists He expects to have
them In condition for travelling within
two weeks.
Mr. Barron has been iii. SUFFERING.
from an attack of pneumonia He is
now racueerating In the CatskilIs.
His physicians advise him to remain
there for several weeks.
II is the earnest desire of Collector
Franklin that no changes whatever be
made amcng the. subordinates of his
|cffice until Mr.. Barron can return to
Honolulu and be available for personal
conferences and consultations with
him on the merits of those applying
for minor places. For that reason no
changes need he anticipated until Mr..
Barron's health will permit him to
travel home
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METHODS OF
FINANCE ARE
CONDEMNED
Sixty to Ninety Million Dollars
Is Loss, According to the
Interstate Commission
CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE
CHARGED IN REPORT
Federal Statutes Violated in
Manipulation of Effort to
Secure Big Monopoly

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless. ]
WASHINGTON, D. c.. July i3s-
Criminal negligence. constituting one
of the most gIarina Instances Of NAL
administration in the history Of Amer
ican raiireadlng." Is the characterize
tion applied by the Interstate COM
merce commission to the financial
methods Of the New Haven Railroad
Company.
According to the report Of the com.
mission, following > thorough probe,
the stockholders lost between $50, ,000,-
coo and sso,ooo.ooo. Of which amount
II Is believed some portion should be
recoverable.
According to the findings Of the
commission. dummy corporations were
frequently used to serve the purposes
Of the directors Of the corporaklon.
while vast sums were spent to Influ-
ence publicity and stifie political hos-
tility. Trolley and steamship lines,
IL is found. were purchased with .
reckless extravaeanee under the policy
Of the Morsan-Mellen regime, whose
sole desire was to eomplete rnonop.
oily of the New England transportation
facilities.
II is pointed out that the methods
followed were in violation Of the fed.
eral statutes.
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LOCAL SWIMMERS
WELL SATISFIED.
!. WITH COAST TRIP.
Returning Water SpeederS Tell
of Three-day Meet at
San Francisco

The first installment Of Hawaii's s
swimming representatives at the re-
cent San Francisco meet were return
ing passengers on the Sonoma this
morning. Manager Rawlins. d. p. Ka-
hanamoku. Allan Cunhs, Walter Grace
and several members Of the Hui Nalu
team decided to combine pleasure
with athletics and will return at a
later date. Rawlins will make trip
east, but there is no chance of Ka.
hanamoku accompanying him as
vaudeville star.
The returned swimmers are enthu-
siastic over the general treatment of
the island representatives at the coast
metropolis and are in no way discour-
aged over the fact t1It the Illinois
Athletic club, and not one of the Ha-
waiian organizations, carried off team
honors There is no question that
the Chicago contingent, considered
collectively. was the class of the meet
ing and deserved to win as team,
say the local men.
Eve had splendid trip and have
no fault to find with the management
Of the meet or anything connected
with IT," said George Cunha, the Hea-
lani star, this morning "The Hawai-
ian teams got square deal in every
way. and every member had a rafting
good time. Raithel, the crack Chi
cago sprinter, is wonder at 80 yards,
and his defeat of Duke can't be taken
as form upset The latter upheld
his reputation in 100 and 200 yards
events. In the relay, the Healani team
did well. and while we couldn't take
the number of the Illinois boys. we
managed to defeat the Hui NaIu team
handily.'' ...
Second Day Best
According to accounts of the Homo
lulu water speeders, the feature
races of the meet we're the 100 and
220, decided July 4, both OF which
were won by Kahanamoku. Who beat
Raithel by a scant stroke in tha cen
tury, and won from Perry M:GiHiYray
Continued on page tWol ......
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DEMOCRATS Plan
To MAKE Fight
FOR STATEHOOD
Pachec0 Says This Plank Will
Be Incorporated in Platform
Against Free Sugar

Statehood for Hawaii will be one of
the important planks in the Demo-
craticE Platform Such was the an
nouncement made this morning by
NJ. G.. Pacheco, chairman of the Demo-
cratic central committee.
k The convention for the purpose of
preparing this platform will be called,
according to the tentative date now
agreed upon, July %.
In speaking of this coming conven-
ton, Pacheco stated that second in
Importance to the statehood plan is
the one upon which the sugar tariff
situation will be met by the local
Democratic He intimated that they
publicans were largely responsible for
the tariff legislation, especially where
it applies to sugar.
rAs the reduction in the tariff on
sugar is doing a vital injury to the
industry here, we cannot be expected
to endorse it. We do hold, though,
that we are not altogether responsible
for this. Had the Republicans from
here who went to Washington and
fought against the measure, been
willing to compromise and accept
some concessions. in the form of lab.
or or machinery, the sugar situation
on the islands would Tot appear as
somber as it does now" said Pacheco.
THE statehood plank will be very
important one," he said. "We will
work tooth and nail for state rights,
and We feel that these islands should
be given such rights at once"
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ing materially aided by ideal weather.
The chief event Of the morning was
the territorial Sunday school hoike, or
outing, presided over by Hon. w. H..
Rice and j. w. Kaiua. At 2 O'Clock in
the afternoon the Christian Endeayor
exhibition was held and at 4 o'clock a
communion service was held in the
Wailuku Union church. Ministers OF
five natfonaIIties led the Christian En-
deaVor rally which was held Oh the
Ksahumana church lawn in the even.
ing, prominent among the speakers be-
ing Rev. Stephen L. Desha and Rev.
Akaiko hkana. During the evening a
service was held in the WaiEuku I'm
ion church, featured with stirring adj
dresses by Or. a. S. Baker and Cap
tain o. j. w. Scott, chaplain of the
25th Infantry. One Of the features Of
the days session were the chorus
numbers rendered at the communion
service by the Young PEOPLES league
under the direction Of Charles King.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-13
DEMOCRAT MAY
BE NAMED TO
SUPREME Bench

GAssociated Press by Fed. Wireless. ]
WASHINGTON, o. c.. July Ia
The death Of Horace Harmon LurtoF,,
justice Of the supreme court Of the
United States, leaves but two Demo-
Gratis as members Of that court. AZ
there 10 an unwritten law In the SEN
ate that demands minority repre-
sentation Of not less than three, u 10
probable trat President Wilson Will
appoint Democrat.
Suggestions made today Of eIigIhles
for the vacancy include: Former
President William Howard Taft, At
torney-generaI James c. McReynolds,
Secretary Of the Interior Franklin x.
Lane, Secretary Of War LIHdIey N.
Garrison, Senator John X. Shields Of
Tennessee, Solicitor-general John w.
Davis and Frederick w. lehman,
former solsc;tor-aeneral and at pres
ent a member Of the mediation board.