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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-04

His Honor Is In tough luck! This
is not an editorial but. 4 statement of
facts. 'Tis indeed hard that after
these many years ircnrnbeicy of the
leather I'M the smokefumed Office
In the. Mcintyre building he should
be elected to return to that profession
where q strong back will, prove a
greater asset than large brain; but,
to add to the discontinue of the city's
chief executive, who had been led TO
believe by the uncertain and indulgent
voting population that his Job" was
as perpetual as that Of a justice Of the
supreme court of the United States.
someone threw 4 brick
From every indication this particu-
lar brick was q real home industry
article, probably made OF coral sand
and guaranteed to wear or break
II came In contact with. That
the brick was thrown there il ample
evidence; to vita cracked plate
not pate glass window in the office
that His Honor has dignified "a for
so many years that the tourists have
come to look upon Joe rather as an
than an official.
The damning evidence Is plain to
the casual observer who wends his
way through the cobwebbed halls or
the headquarters Of the officials of the
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G. 0. P. SWEEP
IN TERRITORY
ALMOST CLEAN
tcontinued tlom page onsl

The Republican ticket goes in with
handsome najorities.
Election day was quiet-unusuzily
quiet. There was little disturbance at
any Of the polls, and that was not
vicious, merely display Of over-en-
Ethusiasm, sometimes helped on with
Indulgence In liquor. IN general II
was one Of the quietest elections ever
held in Hawaii.
The vote was large and Was cast
steadily throughout the day.
u was not until about u o'clock
last night that the mayor and one Or
two Of the supervisors gave up hope,
but long before that the general sue
cess Of the Republican party was a.
sured.
1. 1. MecandIess realized early in.
the evening that Kuhio was WINNING
BY an overwhelming vote.
The Fourth district cast tremens
dousiy heavy vote for the straight he
publican ticket. Il was thought for
. while that his big Fourth district
vote would put Henry ahead Of Rose
far enough 50 that the adverse Fifth
district precincts could not beat him,
but Rose also poIled good vote IN
the Fourth and runs well ahead of ME
rival. 3
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STAR.BULLETIN GIVES ron
TODAY'S NEWS TODAY
II NEVER RAINS BUT IT P0URs!
BUT WHO THREW THE BRICK?

city and county Of Honolulu this morn
ing, Starshaped is the abrasion and
behind 1t Is piece OF cardboard
which, also incidentally, suggests an
other possibility. 1t has been whis-
pered today that the reverse side OF
the card-that is the side which faces
on to and into the Office where His
Honor has been won't TO sit and pom
der affairs of vital importance to his
large ( . following carries legend
that may have been exhumed from
the archives of some lost Atlantis,
which reads-"Vote for Joe Fern. !"
This, of course. may be an error, but
the handful Of voters. haunting the
door to the Office Of His Honor
where spiders are busily engaged re-
moving their work Of several weeks
past against the advent of work
ing mayor-are authority for the
statement that this Is fact.
Just another incidental His Honor
failed to show up. today and at late
hour this afternoon his several sup
porters were obliged to leave without
their anticipated recompense.
But the announcement Of the ar
rival Of the brick remains mute evil.
dence Of the inconsistency of Miss
Politics. whose middle name is APP
piled.
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half. This includes those who were,
unfortunate enough to vote The oppo.
sition ticket 80
George G. Guild chairman Publicity.
COMMITTEES of the Republican County
Committee: Without adopting any II
told you so' air Iwish to go on record
with the statemen. that the people OF
Hawaii will vote for good ticket
when It is placed in the field
This election Is q wonderful demon
stration of the discretionary ability Of
the voter and Is ample proof that the
RIGHT kind of men are sure OF the.
support to which they are entitled.
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rhhn n Lane. r,1vnr-sjecf. I wish
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WALTER cooMss,
CAairmaht Republican county co

C1alTman NRepuDIlcd1 County cOlnlHIt-
tee.
Politically happy; what more could
we ask than the mayor and q full
board Of supervisors. Straight ticket
voting did IL
The members Of the county commit
tee fully appreciate the efficient aid
Of their many friends and take this
means Of thanking all of the voters Of
Honolulu for their efforts in our be-
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How Tie Winner Eel About Il

has made great stride towards state.
hood. We need not be ashamed Of
either the manner in which the cleo.
tion was conducted or OF the result.
The Hawaiian voters, and they are
the majority. have demonstrated their
intelligence and their honesty.
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Wife Now. John. my sister Belle
and her steady are coming to call on
Us toniGht So you must act the part
Of an Ideally happy married man. She
Is moi quite sure Of him yeti! John
Iscvazely) Leave II to mel That
lobster trimmed me on a horse trade
once Leave 4 % mel
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REPUBLICANS ON
MAINLAND SHOW
PARTY STRENGTH
Continued from page one,

IN IOWA.
pEs MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 4s-sena.
tor a. B. cummIns. Republican, has
been reelected BY 5000, and Clarke,
Republican, elected governor by 20r
oo0 The Republicans sweep the leg
lslative and eonsressionaI elections.
IN ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Ill. hov. 4,-The Repub-
Leans have elected the entire state
ticket and now claim 70 have elected
Aawrenee v. Sherman senator over
Roger Sullivan THE Republicans also
gained " Representatives IN Congress.
IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, N. ", Nov. 4.-charies
.. Whitman, Republican, has been
elected governor over Martin Giynn,
Demoerst. BY . big vote. James Made.
WORTH Republican, 10 elected senator.
The Democrats lost eight representa-
tIvee The Republicans have also cap
tnred the IesIsIsfbre.
m MINNESOTA.
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI. Nov. &C.,
The Democratic candidate Tor govern
Or hsmmon, has been elected by IS.
900 over Lee, Hcpublican-Proeressiv
The HepubiIcans won control Of the
congressional delegstion.
M SOUTH DAKOTA.
FARGO, 5. D., Nov. s4--sSnator
Burke and Cot6rnor oVrna aet,tibli.
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MAUI BOND Plan
FAILS TO CARRY
IN THE ELECTION

Especial star Bulletin wireiessl
WAlLuku, Maui, Nov. 4.-The
county bond Issue. which was put to
vote Of the people at . piebiseite
yesterday, failed TO carry.
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THE WINNERS ON OAHU
r.. DELEGATE.
j. kalanianaoie. Rep.. 4565,

]. kalanianaoIe, Rep, 1855.
SENATORS.
All Republiean-A. 1. Castle, 4549;
c. e. chiIllngWorth, ATS; z. w
Quinn, 45es.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
i DISTRICT.
All RepubIieans-c. 4. Brown,
1892 clarence =, Cooke. 2537;
Paul r. lssnberu, 2554; W.
RaMiins, 2590: Ns6rn1an Watkins,
2A7f; william, Williamson, s242f.
REPREsENTATIyEs-FpFTH
DISTRICT.
Five Republicans, as foiiows--E.
j.. Crawford, 1s47;; w =. craW-
ford, 1898; {. x. Fernandez, 2o5t
Euref,e K. Aiu, 2076; Harry
,vielra, 1868. One Democrat, D. NJ.
Kupihea, f744.
MAYOR.
John c. Lane, Rep, 1855.
SUPERVISORS.
All Observation-Disclosures AHA,
4325; Charles NJ. Arnold, 4fsf;
Zen HoIlinger, 1919; Robert Hor-
Her, 3773; William Larsen, $500;
Daniel Logan, 3s71; D. c. Quinn,
3776.
SHERIFF.
Charles Il. Rose, DEM, 1907.
AUDITOR.
James Eicknell, Rep, 4oss.
TREASURER.
D. [. conkling, Rep, 3s76.
ATTORNEY.
John cathcart, Rep, 1850.
D. kalauokaIani, Jr, Rep, elected
clerk at the primaries.
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sENAToRs.

Bryan, w. A., D...-.....1
Castle, Alfred l., r. ;:
chiIlingxortfI. Chat. r. r..
Hanapi, Edward K. DID,
KeaEeliskn. Gabriel K, D. !
Quinn. e ". r.. $500. !;
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~ IEW HAMPSHIRE.
-I|--. n. a., Nov. 4 New
|'I''''< 3 solicIy nepubliesn
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mlnn.. Nov. &C.,
The Democratic candidate Tor govern
Or hsmmon. has been elected BY IS.
900 over Lee, acknowledgements.
The HepubIIcans won control Of the
conDressionsl delegstion.
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SEMIOFFIcIAL RETURNS OF yesterdays ELECTION
FIFTH DISTRICT, BY PRECINCTS.

IL 3 a s. s Z 8 10 IL IL Is
81 4 g 2 2 8 IL 3 IL Il 10 I 10s So
S. IS So s3l29 4s
81 "a 80 46 S01e4
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IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Ill.. tiov. 4.-The Repub-
Iicans have elected the entire state
ticket and now claim 70 have elected
Lawrenee v. Sherman senator over
Hoper Sullivan THE Republicans also
gained " Representatives In Congress.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-04

IN IOWA.
pEs MONIES, Iowa. Nov. 4.-sena.
tor a. B. cummlns. Republican, has
been reelected BY 5000, and Clarke,
Republican, elected governor by 2os
900. The Republicans sweep the leg
lslative and congressional elections.
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MAYOR.

Fern. Joseph J.. D.. ....... IA
Lane, John c. R.a...-rs272
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NEW YORK, N. v, Nov. 4.-charies
3. Whitman, Republican, has beer
elected governor over Martin Giynn,
Democrat. BY . big vote. James Wads.
worth Hepubiicsr, 10 elected senator.
The Democrats lost eight representa-.
tivss. The Republicans have also cap.
tnrsd the lesfsIstbre.
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0stEcArs.

Carter. George r.. b..
RalaHianaole. Jonah K, r. 2;
MccandIess, Z. L. D......14
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FARGO, 3. o.. Nov. 4.--Senatoi
Burke and coterSor Byrne, RepubiI
c,ns, have been reelected.
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MADISON. Wis, Nev. 4.--covsrnor
.toexern. nepubIIcsn. has been elect.
g senator. The entifc state Hepuhli-
c@r ticket ", succc15fui yesterday.
~ ne representative except one
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-04

~. LOUIS. Mo- Nov. 4.-eenator
Stone. Democrat has been reelected,
nd me entire state ticket, and n con.
.Il11men are soccessfnl. Two Repub-
Leans were elected 70 Congress.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-21
Letter PARTY TO i. !.
STAY SOME TIME

The Letter party, due here this week
aboard the chartered yacht Niagara, the
property of Howard Gould, is to visit
in and around Honolulu for several days
before proceeding on to Balboa for the
passage of the Panama Canal. Word
to this effect was received yesterday by
II, P. Wood of the promotion committee
from the Yokohama branch of Thomas
Cook & Son. ..t.'- ~, 1'''
In the party, in addition % Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Letter, are Blain Elkins,
son Of Senator Elkins of West Virginia,
and his bride; Col, C. G. b. Cotgrave,
DIR. w, B. Marbury and Miss Williams.
II is possible that the Niagara will
make a side trip to Hilo, in order that
the party may make the trip to the
Volcano. ..t,......
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NEW members FOR
LAND Commission

Governor Pinkham yesterday APP
pointed three new members for the
land hoard and reappohted one, Jacob
~ Brown, secretary Of the board was
reappointed. As new members tho
Governor commissioned Bruce Cart
wright, Jr., DR. j. II. Raymond and
William 9. Wilder, These three dis
place Judge Frank Andrade, s. G..
Dwight and r. II, Trent whose commits,
sions expired June s. There is still
one vacancy and il IL reported that the
Governor viii reappoint A, w. Garter
who, with Mr.. Brown, has been mem,
Der of the land board from the begin
ming J. w. Waldron was recently ap.
pointed to Oil the vacancy created by
w. A. Kinney having permanently re-
moved from the Territory. Members
of the land board are commissioned for
four years, rs.
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HOTEL
!. TO BUILD ANNEX

The Pleasanton Hotel is to be en-,
larged by the erection of a new wing,
which will cost about $32 700. e.. =,
Hon. William j. Robinson, Judge of
the Third Circuit Court, yesterday
granted the petition of the guardians
of Rudolf A. IsenbeTg and Alexander
II. Isenberg, minors, that So, 900 should
be spent for increasing the size of the
building and $4,000 for new furniture,
in order to make the Pleasanton Hotel
large enough TO handle the usual traf-
fic during the tourist season. In the
opinion of the guardians this expendi-
ture of funds on behalf of the minors
constitutes a good business investment.
Work on the new annex win be com.
menced at once, now that tho court has
granted permission, ' -:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-21
CHAUFFEUR HELD on
MANsLAUGRTER CHARGE

s. Nishimara, a Japanese chauffeur
on the Taisho auto stand, was held re-
sponsible for the death on Sunday
morning at the Queens Hospital Of
Chang wah lex, a six-year.old Chinese
boy, by verdict rendered last night
by the coroner's jury. The report is
signed by Sheriff Rose as coroner,
James Barringer, Jas T, Copeland, Ed
win r. Lang, M. Harper, Ed Schott and
Levi Perkins.
Divested of technical terms, the cause
of the child's death, as stated in the
certificate Of DR.. N. b. Emerson, county
physician, was general crushing Of
the chest organs and rupture Of the
heart.
The evidence addueed at the inquest
was TO the effect that Nishimara, at the
wheel of automobile number 1896, while
backing into the Taisho auto stand, on
King street near Liliha, knocked down
and ran over the boy, the left rear
wheel passing across the child,s body.
Three Japanese, one Chinese and Iia-
waiian woman were Intercepted by the
eoroner's jury.
While the eoroner's jury rendered
practically an open verdict. finding
Nishimara responsible, but not alleging
any negligence or culpability, the
sheriff last night placed charge Of
manslaughter against the Japanese
He will be held in custody until the
question Of bail can be settled by the
circuit court
The statements given at the inquest
were practically the same as those en-
bodied in the report Of Special Officer
Ferry, who made tho Investigation in
this case.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-21
cABLED SUGAR QUOTATIONS

Sugar quotations received yesterd.y
by the Hawaiian Sugar Planters Assoc
citation from the California and Hawa-
iian Sugar Refining Company are: 90
degree test centrifugals, 3.26, $65.20;
SO deg. analysis beets, IS. 3D., $69.93.
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CRAFT COMMISSION
TO WIND UP WORK
(By Mutual wireless)

ny MUTUAL Wreless)
HIL0, July 20.-(Speeial to The Adj
,yertiser) DR.. H. b. Elliot, chairman
OF the Hawaii graft commission, is a
passenger on the Mauna Kea for Homo,
lulu, to attend what is expected to be
the final meeting of the commission
preparatory TO preparing the report TO
be presented to Governor Pinkham.
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Owing to the illness of one Of the
Jurors, the hearing in the Joe Doyle
ease, scheduled for half past one o clock
yesterday afternoon has been postponed
until this afternoon at the same hour
Mrs, Edna Furgeson Doyle, one Of the
many women who have been married
TO Doyle, will be the first witness called
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-21
SHIPPING TYPE \.
OF Pines HERE
Experiment Station Has Ship.
ment Of Picked Plants from
Florida and Cuba.

]. Edgar Higgins, horticulturist Of
the Hawaii experiment station, whose
services have been "borrowed', for a
year by the Porto Rico experiment sta.
ton, win be back in Honolulu on the
August transport. Since completing his
work in Porto Rico he has investigated
the pineapple industry in Cuba and
Florida. 1T is anticipated that he will
bring back with him many new ideas
which will prove Of value and assist.
ance to the pineapple growers Of Ha-
wall. Mr.. Higgins is now in California,
looking into the cold storage shipment
of pineapples and other tropical fruits.
New Pine Varieties.
DR.. +. ". Wilcox stated Yesterday
that the station has received plants Of
a dozen Of the verv finest varieties of
pines grown in Florida and Cuba.
These include the Ruby, Sugar Loaf,
Cabazona, Trinidad, Black Jamaica and
a number Of named strains of the Queen
variety. These new pines are ali ex.
ceptionally fine table fruits. The
smooth Cayenne, now grown TO the ex.
clusion of all other varieties in Ha.
vail 70 IhOb dh dpSOluVtly bdIlhlHcIOry
shipper, ON account of its tendency to
"break down. in transit IL too ripe
when harvested. ~. n ~
Table Varieties.
The cultivation Of the table varieties
of pineapples is conducted on large
scale in the West Indies, heavy ship.
fnents being made throughout the year
to the American and European mar
kets. Doctor Wilcox considers the out
look good for building up the fresh
pineapple shipping business, especially
when the fruits that are known to be
good shippers are more generally cul-
tiyated. Some of these new table va
.rieties have deep orange colored flesh,
and are both more aromatic and more
highly favored than our own Smooth
Cayenne.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-21
MAY LIGHTER ROCK -.
FROM WA|PI0 CLIFF
(By Mutual wireless)

HILo, July 2O.-- Especial to The AID.
vertiser) There is an apparently we'll
founded rumor in circulation here that
the bfeakwater contractors will bring
the rock for the work from quarry to
be opened mp on the cliff shore at Wal
pho, near Kukuihaele. The rock is to
be transported to HilO by the use of
lighters. ~
4 Local contractors and others famil.
lar with the breakwater requirements
are not inclined to credit this reported
move on the part Of the new eontrac.
tors. II is pointed out that the cost
Of installing plant TO open the pro.
posed quarry would be. excessive, even
~ the operation OF such quarry were
found practicable. tN - -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-21
CAN YOU AFFORD THE RISKY

Where you ever seized with a severe
attack of cfamp collie or diarrhoea
without a bottle Of Chamberlain s Co
lie, Cholera and Diarhoea Remedy in
the housei Don't take such risks. A
dose or two will cure YOU before a
doctor could be called, and II never
fails even In the most severe and dan
gerous cases. For sale by all dealers,
Benson, Smith y Co., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii. ~. .n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-21

A, Hill, an employe of the Oahu
ice plant, suffered severe burns of the
feet yesterday afternoon when he
stepped into boiling water which had
leaked from the boiler in the engine
room, ..~ 80. "H'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-21
PACK MCFARLAND ON 80
n = WAY TO HAWAII
. Il 4 4 a." AkkO

i SAN FRANCISCO, July 2l.- !
4 ASSOCIATED Press by Federal \
+ Wireless Paeky Mcfarland, pre- !
4 miet welterweight boxer of the !
4 world, was a passenger in the !
4 Tenyo Maru, en- route TO the ORR \
4 lent yesterday, o. r.. =
4 H. = ,... .r,. ...r 4
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For the House.

Having the signatures Of A. +. Judd
and forty mine others on his nomination
paper, "Chefa,' Willie Crawford will
formally file his application for a place
on the primary ballot, among the as
pirants for fifth district representatives,
today, according to what he told yes
terday of his success to date.
"A candidate for the house on the Re.
publican ticket from Kauai announced
himself yesterday in the person Of J,
X, Lota, who is now the representative
from the Hanalei side of the Garden
Island. Mr.. Lota states that he re-
ceived sufficient encouragement at the
recent evangelical convention on Maui
TO justifyshim entering the primaries,
even though his theological studies will
keep him in Honolulu until the end of
August. s'tTf .n.....