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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03

eally all his life, and was elected to
congress last November by slim ma
iority in three .cornerod fight. h
Tie japanese question is a pet hobby
with politicians In California and
Curry hGs evidently taken this oppor.
tunity to strengthen his fences for the
next clcct lion, say local Japanese.
ss"J don't think the Japanese here or
in Japan will pay much attention TO
this outbur4 of Congressman Curry p
said Editor Sheba Of The Hawaii Shin
Pc, yesterday. ave mnst expect these
sort Of things from politicians In
California. The Japanese here all know
what an intense feeling there is there
against our people. Give those politi-
Glars rope enough and they will hang
themselves, rs they say in America
.N,e viii not take this matter mp as the
Iightstllihking people among the Japa-
ncso treat such as the thin vaporings
OF sclf,seelting politicians. This is sim
ply buncomhe Of Congressman Curry TO
be used probably at the next election.
This feeling in California will finally
die out. The Japandsc simply by lray-
ing these matters nlonc ard not show
ing any resentment wiz bring this con
ditinn nbnut!tt E ~ Isl Hsy- q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
Curry's Remarks Are Treated Lightly
- sas - = Ns. = tts.ts. fE =, -
Political Buncombe, Say Local Japanese

Frominept Japanese in Honolulu are
disposed 70 treat the scathing de-
inouneement Of their race on the floor
of tho house Of representatives by
Congressman ellnrlcsi ~ Curry Of Cali
fornia lightly. They attribute the mo-
tive for this reimbursement to be moth,
ing more or less than petty politics and
buncombe. Ia
Inn debate on the floor Of the house
Saturday Curry bitterly denounced the
Japanese as q race The house had
under consideration at the time the
burnett Immigration Bill. According
TO Associated Press adyices received
here, the debate had, been running for
some fine when CONGRESSMAN Curry
got The floor, He stated, among other
things, tiiat the Japanese were race
Of people with loose morals and never
would BIO able TO assimilate with the
white race! hy9f t'3 J.
Congressman Curry represents a
northern district, where most of the
trouble arose over the Japanese own,
ing land in California. Garry has been
in politics 10 the Golden State prseti-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
JAPAN DECIDES
FOR EXPOSITION


TOXIC, February e.sz- tAssociated
Press by Federal Wirelcss) Tho min,
istetl ofieSnmegSe encialy announced
yesterday that Jnpan win participate
in the Panama. Pacific Exposition At
san Franeiseo, to be held in 1915. "A
committee IN the Dict. IN session last
May, tavorablv reported on an appro-
priation OF S800;0J0 TO defray the ex-
pcnscs OF the proposcdfcxhibit. soon
afterward tho discussion of the anti
alien land law OF California threatened
10 result in japan Withdrawing its APP
Precipitation and mot taking part in the
exposition. 3NHr i4esi ~ ~
In view Of these events in Califor-
mia Japanese participation was uheer-
tain and more definite action on the
part Of japan was awaited by those
who have boon working for an exhibit,
x IL is believed that the announcement
by the ministerOf commerce yesterday
will now resultin the work Of ,prePar.
ing for ON. elaborate exhibit at San
Francisco being taken tup without
nlrther delsFer gqlIse 4 s. aars,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
MILLION
GAlCAG0ANs
At CHURCH
Back to the Church Movement,
Participated in by All DenOmi-
nations in windy City Brings
Five Hundred Thousand Out to
Renew Acquaintance with Pews
Appeal Meets Hearty Re-
Spouse.

CHICAGO, February s.--(Assoeiated
Press By Federal WireIess) Five hun
drc,t thousand persons attended church
in chicago yesterday, the result Of a
eity.wide campaign which has been in
progress here for the past several
weess by the different churches.
'Baek.to.the-Ch Church Movement, II
has been termed. Personal and public
appeals have been made asking those
who have eivep no thought 70 the
church Or religion to make it a point
to attend services in some church in
Chicago. Yesterday was the day Sc
lected for the response and it was ta'
ken up with n hearty win, according
60 tine reports sent in from the differ
cnt houses Of worship,
A half million attendance is looked
upon rs conservative estimate of the
number OF persoks who renewed their
acquaintance with the church pews Of
Chicago yesterday.
All denominations participated in the
demonstration and the ministers last
night reported a remarkable increase
in tho number Of their congregations
at the services yesterdaJ.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
Labors Under Hallucination That
He Is Disgraced by Being Lock
ed Up in Jury Room and Cuts
Throat.

ST. LOUIS, February 2.-( Assoeiii
ated Press BY Federal Wircless) Bur
dened by the halIueination that he had
been disgraeed as the result Of being
locked up in jury room, Louis Braun,
one Of the jurors engaged in the hear,
ing of burglary case, attempted to
cut his throat with a pocket knife last
night. f. .a.. t.r.-,t
The attempt at suicide was made
during an effort on the part of the
jury TO arrive at a verdict Braun
had been acting strangely and protest.
ed at the action of the court in order.
ing the jury locked up until Monday
morning or such time as a decision was
reached.
"A physician was hastily summoned
to dress Brann's wound. An order was
issued by the judge permitting cthe
physician TO attend the wounded man
and TO stay with MIN while his services
wero needed. The would-be suicide was
then ordered confined with his fellow
jurors until they had reached an agree
ment. ,,.. .&U II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
CAUGHT ALLEGED
TILL-TAPPER BUSY

Special Officer Souza believes he
caught ALERT Byrne IN the act Of tap
ping a till in the store of Zumoto
shigo, near the fshmsrket Saturday
afternoon,
Souza was attracted by the noise no
hoard in Shigo 5 place and upon in
yestigation found the proprietor wres.
Ting with Byrne. He went TO the as
sistahee Of the storekeeper, who claimed
that Byrno had robbed his til while
he had been temporarily absent. Byrhe
was taken to the police station and
charged with larceny in the, second De.
gree. @1t ttn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03

LONDON, February g. associated
Press by Federal Wireless)-Aroused
by the letter in which the bishop of
London declared that there is no truth
in the allegations that suffragettes
have been subjected to torture while
being foreibiy fed by the prison author
tiles, militants repeatedly interrupted
the conservation services being CON
dnetei by him here yesterday. 1t was
finally found necessary to remove the
J disturbers before the services could
proceed, .5.'s 81.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03

=.
SAN FRANmsgO, Febiuprg
tAssoeisted Press BY Federal wirelegs)
MdAd9o,j secretary Of the
treasury, soCn after his arrival here
yesterday, amounted that John slsel
ton winiams, whose nomination was
by the senate last week, viii
take Office tomorrow as comptroller Of
the currency. Charles Hanilin, who Is
assistant secretary Of currency win sue.
coed him as assistant secretary Of tie
Treasury and win have charge Of tho
fiscal hlrequ.
Secretary McAdoo, accompanied by
Secretary Houston Of tho department
Of agrieuliute, arrived here yesterday
to hold hearings relative to, the Local
ton Of regional banks in the Western
district, as provided under the Cur
rency Law Several Western cities ars
striving for recognition.
The taking, tof the Office Of comp
ttoller of the currency by Williams VIII
T.. T.
mark the end Of q fight against his
selection which started when President
Wilson cent his nomination TO the sen.
ate about three weeks ago. The fght
against Williams was made in the sen
ate ebwmittce on bapklng and cur
reney on the ground that he telde a
personal grudge against certain large
banking interests and bankers, and had
gone out Of his way to show IT, II
was urged that he would not be impair.
tial as comptroller, and should not be
confirmed for d position which would
make him an exotic member of The
federal reserve board. .
His recent action as assistant secrc.
tary OF the Treasury, in relation to the
absorption of the United States Trust
Company OF Washington by tho Nun
sey Trust Company, was cited agaibs'
him. In this he was accused OF I'M.
duly favoring My Munsey because his
brother, A. Lancaster Williams, is a
Munsey employee E% 8
ON the other hand, williams friends
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03

TOXIC, February e. ASSOCIATED
Press by Federal Wireless) The pub
lie prosecutor, together with the naval
commission, yesterday began an official
investigation Of the charges Of naval
corruption against members Of the
Japanese navy, III
The inquiry is started as the result
of disclosures made by the former emr
ploye Of d foreign ship-huilding COM
pany, in which il is charged Japanese
naval officers received commissions for
1avoring this firm in the awarding of
contracts for the building of japanese
waTships.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
BOSTON, Jan. ". = Knox trophii

BOSTON, Jan. ~. Knox trophies
and medals, offered by the Sons Of the
Revelation of Massachusetts to federal
and state troops and seamen for efiici-
eney in gunnefy, were awarded today,
The prizes are in memory Of Gen: Hen
ny Knox of revolutionary fame, and
are to be given annually Two tro-
phies were awarded TO Companies 6s
and l43 of the United States Coast
Artillery for excellence in mortar FIR
ing in Hawaii. }E t'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
.rnAnlns,cn 49,.

SAN FRANCISCO. February p
4 Associatod Press by Federal Wiee'cssN
Mapry Digs, former State architect,
charged with a criminal offense against
q young girl, surrendered to the police
here last night The warrant for
Diggs' arrest was issued Friday, Diggs
already stands convicted of a viola
ton Of the White Slave law and Is
Under Aentsmo His ease has been ap-
pealed. iE,,gr Bs{ t5 nf5E III
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
me BEST coUaIf Mnp1ofNE.

Chamberlain 9 Cough Remedy is the
largest selling cough medicine In the
world todRy because It does exactly
what n cough medicine is supposed TO
dn. II stops coughs and colds speedily
and effectualy., For sale by all dealers.
Benson, smith & Coz agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03

(, William Kinney is leyelopiug large
tract, about $50 acres, at Glenwpod,
Hawai-. tbs teiRg land which has been
idle for many Years. He is operating il
as q stock and dairy farm. under the
management Of Mr.. NieAulton. IL is
reported that as side issue pehas have
been gathered and shipped from the
place to the extent of about 500 worth
q month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
TWENTY RoUND DRAW.

+ SAN FRANCISCO, January 3D.
(Assoeiated Press by Federal Wire
less Burns and Gilbert Gal
liant Of Boston fought fast and elevt
or twenty-round battle here last night
The bout was declared draw.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
FIELD PRAISES
!. AN. HONEST
OFFICER


: II IFttfNt4IItlAl|iifIl
Tally and Expresses satisfac
ton.
mail Special to The Advertiser.)
HILo, January Sl.---Last week Ex-
pert Gooding Field finished work on
complicated bunch Of accounts which
Il had taken him considerable time
and much trouble to straighten out.
The accounts related TO the witness
fees paid during the years of 1907 and
1908. when Archie IIapai, who is now
tho sheriff 3 clerk, was the clerk in
the Office Of the county attorney, and
acted in the capacity Of disburser Of
witness fees.
The accounts were particularly hard
to- sift down to rock bottom owing to
the fact that some of the stub books
had been destroyed, and on the whole
the system which, prevailed was 50 OK
eeedingly slack, that At was eonspic'
tious Tor its slackness even IN. the gen
eal chaos Of county accounts.
Fold made a thorough and very
careful investigation, and the result
thereof was that last Thursday he was
able to. announce that HaPaf had been
absolutely correct and straight in his
handling Of the funds entrusted in his
care. Field called attention to the fact
that the slaekness Of the system was
almost an invitation TO graft. Largo
hump sums were given the clerks from
which to pay the money coming to tho
various witnesses. No ordinary audit
would ever have disclosed any pecula-
tions which the dishurser Of these funds
might have INDUCED in. There was ey-
cry chance for graft, but not tho
slightest use was made Of the cppor-
| tunity. 1898. &f
When Field REACHED the point where
| his eross-eheck showed that Hapai's
accounts tailed with the figures which
Field had laboriousIy dug forth from
the court records, he rang up Hhpai
sad stated his pleasure in announcing
/ to him that he had an absolutely clean
bill of health, for while no one had
ever suspected Hapai Of dishonesty,
kthe possibility n for error was exceed
ingly great.
Field gives the following account Of
the task: ~ ga4 IA
1 "a n. A.. - "a
i ~ Wehp through .ne .s1''s " uo" -
Wmeh oecniIed uiiipg the Peiiou y
whien Arenie sspai was serrina - :
eierk N Inv onnoo ~ nv e''1psy ~
torney. fnat was curing inc ysars Y.
Eisut ana lyVo, Mens ansou ~
terms Oh potn INV Aniiu ahu ~ -. ~
Clreult eourts' seeuleu ,iiolh ~ 4
eierks OF tne wv eVsres my :, 10
eertinease pophs, mnish snun sw ~
STUDS OF u@ ce1tinentss WIN n'.''
neen iss9e9 70 po.n gam an .'iH'
jurors ! tnen eheeheu py tno va,
rams Wnieh apPcareu ~ Wy 1919, n I
regls.er OF WarIshls wy WslIa VIII m
ma neen issu.u 70 thc "isnoeave ~
rect, ana tnese WaIrai ~, ~ NJ
against inc aipo9pts showing on w
STUDS o. INC eettlheate noohss heP' ny
tne elsrks' OF the eiIsuit sou.ts .,
tnese means repHeeu tnp a'.eH ny y, =,
witness ices 70 DC acyounteu ior ~
sued s, 70 hapal; - 4.
rov; ny j 'vvitNcss fess by Hanoi wa,
Far him az the county attorneyis elerl
To issue his check. 20 tho individual
witnesses Cor their fees. AZ stated. ne
Il Ii-r,-.. = 80 n. -. a--..I n ~ . ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
Edict by Carranza Makes Counter
feiters Of Those Having IT.
-Four Alleged Plotters Jailed. .

CHIFU AIIuA, Mexico, February 2,
Press by, Fedeyal Wir9.
less)-Another drastic step Of the Car,
rahzn Copstitptionhlist government in
Northern Mexieo was taken yesterday
with the issuing of a proclamation de-
claring thst all, currency issued by the
Bank of Sonora, the Banke Minero
and other financial Institutions esiab'
lished under the Diaz regime will be
treated as copnterfeit money.
This not only makes the paper non
negotiable, hut subjects persons who
are found with il in their possession
TO arrest aud imprisonment. The pen
atty for eofnterfeiting or having eoun.
terfeit money in possession is n long
term of imprisonment. 1t is estimated
that this action, established by official
decree, wipes several million pesos out
of existence and irnpoverishes many
whose savings consisted of this cur
rency
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
ouarrers over Bottle cfSssdahre
Farc Sends sailor 10 hospital
and Assailant to Jail.
iFrom Monday .Advortiser.)

Angered because Kailiull, q sailor
from the steamer Mikahala did mot
pay for a square face OF wine as
promptly as he should, Manuel Lopez
stabbed him in the abdomen last night
at nine-thirty O'Clock inflictihg a
wound that may prove fatal. Keilinli
is in the Queen 8 Hospital and Lopez
Is held ior investigation at the police
station pending the outcome OF kali
uh's injuries. The ARRAY occurred at
the notorious, Camp 2, of Vineyard
street. i,t. fsf,A 4kG 49, 10
Officer sizenore, whosuade tho ar
rest last night, stated that according
tosa number Of withesses Lopez runs a
blind pig at Camp No. Two. Several
Hawaiians were in a small shack drink.
ing last evening, and were being fur
nished the liquor by Lopez, say the
police. Kailiuli ordered square face
Of wine for which no was to pay SOW
enty-five cents.
wounds Two Men, II,
The bottle was passed among the
crowd and Iopcs got anxious. as to the
payment for IL he asked Kailiuli for
the money aud was told to wait mo.
ment and he would be paid Angered
at the reply, it is stated that Lopez
whipped out a knife. and slashed Ka-
iliuli across the abdomen. He dashed
from tho room cutting another Hawai-
ian on the shoulder as no was leaving.
When Sizemore arrived az the camp
an excited crowd Of Hawaiians and
Porto Rieans met the officer and many
conflicting stories were told as to hDS
the, ARRAY really started, Sizemore fin
ally unravelcd the taRgle and located
Lopez hiding in an adjoining house and
placed him Under arrest.
At the police station Lopez denied
snll knowledge Of the aaffair and pre-
tended that he was exceedingly drunk
n T.. Lopez Old offender.
According to License Inspector Fen
Bnell, Lopez is an old offender in the
blind pig game. He was arrested sew
eral months ago for selling liquor ant
was convicted ON the charge in tn,
police court. He took an appeal to thu
circuit court where the case is nov
pending. Ei'' KIT, III. .stt-...,s
Fcnncll claims that Lopez is a dang
erous character and has a murderOut
disposition. In a recent raid on lopez
premises at Camp No. Two Fennel
states, that Lopez attempted to stall
one of the Hawaiians present with 1
pair of heavy shears. b t,,E1,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
Fight for Regional Banks I.
Begins at San Francisco

Secretaries 'McAdoo and Houston.
Arrive to Hear Claims Of Cities
STRIVING to Secure Regional
Banks Ets.adOo Announces
That williams Will Become
Comptroller of the Currency
To-day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
M**#m%.# So = #@***I
PT,yMoUTH, Entland, Febru.

( PLYMOUTH, England, Febrp-
AIRY a. (Associated Press by Fed.
+ eral Wirelcss) Captain Lorentz,,
his first officer and seventeen mem
bers of the crew Of the German
+ bark Iiera persisted when their
! vessel struck a rock and sank dur
i ing storm yesterday. The wreck
happened almost at the end Of the
\ VESSELS voyage. I IA. ,"Ir..
+ The bark rapidly filed and sank
I before the Gllicers or crew could
4 get away IN the liieboats. Five
+ members Of the Drew succeeded IN
4 reaching shore. 49,. -. .r
( The Hera was Epund from Chile
4 with cargo consigned TO Fal,
+ mouth. ....'..r.. ~.
L.. =. 4 L. 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
spRINaFIFLp.g .lIlinots. Fehruary
avail snecial to The Advertiser.)

SPRINGFIELD, Illinois, February
.2,-rAssociated' Press by Federal Wire
less1 The remains of the late Shelby
Cnllom, former United States senator
from Illinois, were buried here at sun
down Yesterday. The funeral was one
OF the largest ever held in Springfield.
There were many rotables in attsnd,
anre, including United States senators
and congressman, as well as persons
prominent in national and state poll.
tics. . Elsa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03

On Monday morning, between six
and seven o clock, huge meteor was
seen sweeping down the mountarnSslope
of Haleakala, says the Maui News. Ii is
said TO have ,resembled comet with
o heat whose particles, during flight,
kept exploding and with tail which
trailed behind in fiery glory. sNt.
II seemed to shoot quite close to the
earths from Kailiili downward to Ka-
luanui, where the head first dropped
and vanished, to be followed, immed,
lately, by the gaseous tail
Many people of upper Makawao -
plantation laborers, school children, and
others Witnessed this unusual specta-
ele. t@E yFEst,F ss. S.s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
.CiTY or MEXICO, February q!

CIIf OF MEAHVO, Febfpary =
ASSOCIATED. Press by Federal Wire
lessJ Agents Of the war department
yesterday madc four more arrests of
PERSONS alleged to be Implicated In the
alleged plot TO overthrow the Huerta
government None Of the four arrest
ed is widely knowFF They'a are being
held ineonimunicadobS
The people here regard the news Of
the plot with reserve. The evidence
furnished by the secret service agents
is not gcneFallg credited in some quar-,
tors. sr hEi al Y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03

2 WASHINGTON, January IL In
portanco of opening Alaska's coal sup.
ply to the Navy was emphasized in the
senate today when Senator Chamber
lain resumed his argument dor the bill
which would provide for the eonstrue.
tion and operation by the government
Of railroad in the great northwestern
territory. EG.' &t Ii0p ri
Senator Chamberlgin asserted that II
an American hect SHOULD be gathered
in the North Pacific il would, require
enough coal that could be supplied
from the Alaskan fields TO moro than
Justify the building Of the proposed
railroad. ,at,".. a.. rN... X
WHIT would an American, fleet be
doing therd7'' asked Senator Weeks. 7,
D.. 'SWhy, every senator knows that the
shortest way TO the Philippines or Ja-
pan is through the Berfg Sea, 2 tho
Oregon senator replied, "aad while |
am not a pessimist on the snbjaet, con-
fdtions are kpawn TO be delicate, in the
Pacific right now,3 /" &ts,e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
wAsHINaToN Fobruary ~

\ 4 WASHINGTON, February 2.-T
n (Associated Press by Federal
+ Wireless) Extension Of arbitra-
4 ton treaties with other nations,
4 the clearing up Of the nations
II foreign relatiaRs, antitrust iegis,
4 lRtioh, provision for rural credits,
4 tho authorization of the building
X Of the proposed government rail
i road In Alaska and revision Of
4 the immigration laws, at this
4 time appear TO be the main guide
4 posts of the administration lsad-
4 era in their course during the re.
= mainder Of the present session Of
a congress
- 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03

that as comptroller Of the
currency be would rppreseut the small,
or interests us against the larger.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-02-03
Prize to Winner Of Air Flight
Around the Globe Awards
49, to Total $500 coo.

NEW YORK, February ?, - CASH
eiatcd Press by Federal Wireless1
The Aero Club OF America, through its
president, ANNOUNCED yesterday. is in
tention of cooperating in the plans for
an perpPIane race around the world
to be started from the Panama Pacific
i2xnasitlon grounds at san Francisco
n NaYF l9l9, and to be completed ut
the same place within ninety days
from tho date of starting.
Tho first prize will be 100000, Ar
ENGAGEMENTS for the race are already
well under way, the event being OF
gEhized Jointly bv the Panama facilie
Exposition and the pacihc Aero Club
at san FFaEciseo. An effort is to 30
made to provide for the disuibution
Of prices TO the amount Of 100000
among the contestants. rs M, S.y..
The day book., 1914-02-05
LOCAL DOLNGS IN TABLOID FORM

- w highway btOHl6Il q dOOSu Will
d, Hofsaes, 2220 N. Halsted St, drag
ged him into hallway. Beat and rob-
bed him of $27 Mrs Junita Trabia,
27, A2811 S. Wabash av, arrested.
John 0'Conner, %, 1916 Bosworth
aF:, shot and seriously wounded re-
sistiag robbers. Lost $23.
Joseph. Duba, 221o w. 23d pI.,
found with fractured skull. Still un-
conscious. Believed to be victim of
highwaymen
Second batch of vote fraud cases
up today Five men to face trial.
..EngleWood residents oppose OPEN
ing of new Bristol Cafe, 6319 S. Hal
sted st. Claim Weiss Brothers,
former. levee diyekeepers, whose Ii
cense was revoked by mayor, own
stock in saloon.
Sanitary district will not increase
rate for electric current. City may
install 5000 new lights.
John Foley and James Tiffany Sc
rously burned by gasoline explosion
on: board launch, Gath st. and Calu-
met river
g.. Charles Lesser, alleged gambler,
1893 Clybourn av., fined $780, Isa-
dor Landfield, who claims to have
lost $1,000 within month, complain
ant.
Lewis ]. Highland, charged with
malicious mischief, alleged to have
burned $4,000 not belonging to Mrs.
Gibson, 223S Calumet av.
Bartlett-Frazier Co., grain brokers,
Ill w. Jackson blvd, sued for $780,
900 by Saunders-Westrand Grain Co.,
Omaha, for breaking alleged working
agreement.
Mrs. Christine Tennyson, 91e N.
bennington av., hit by street car.
Dead.
Fred Rieswanger, 1858 cIybourn
av., former justice of peace, held for
larceny. Alleged to have withheld
$40 from Hans Urland, 822 w.