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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-05
IMPORTANCE OF TEHUANTEpEc ROAD

In the opinion the San Francisco imperative
the part Of the United States Immediately Tehuan
epec Railroad and thus keep the main of
70 commerce. Why this taken the first
PREVENTION the part of the United States the
nnexpanabe mysteries of the Wilson administration
Speaking OF the ehuantepe connection with
ling OF the crop Hawaii the April
II at with Mexico, it obvious American
commerce cannot the Tehuanepec Railroad
American commerce which supports that railroad
holders will hold responsible for the interruption
although claim that the Monroe
1t equally obvious that the Panama railroad the extra
demand for its which this will entail condition to
handle the great traffic of the Americana Hawaiian line addition
to that for which the is already provide
Doubess, work the canal will be expedited if possible
but has been understood that work already expedited the
greatest extent prudent and that while there expectation that
commercial ships pass the by July next has been
certainty Of il and provided whereby the
Hawaiian be got market. ,sre-.Sr. x
Apparenty it will necessary use to seize the ports at
each end Of the Tehuanepec railroad and police
the road there be doubt will
gard legitimate warfare to destroy if possible And
not legitimate that trihe unlikely embarra Mexicans
Arrangements being made to divert the American
waan ships TO Panama for the present but it will
mote eorday between and Great Britain if the working
The Monroe doctrine results premature diversion the
OF the British owned Tehuanpec railroad the Golfers of their
hated rival at Panama "Me"[ s4s#a.". ...&
IL IS an awful mess looks at it, Ii is going
to take lot OF which could be poaby
expended doing the National Government
Sacramento river and controlling its flood waters" N
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-05
.0RS. GROSsMAM AND HIGH
MADE DENTAL EXAMINERS

/ DR.. M. f. Grossman and Dr. G. ,.
High were yesterday appointed by Gov
ernor Pinkham as members Of the ter
ritorial board Of dental examiners. They
succeed DR. Henry Bicknell, whose com
mission expired on August 10, 1913,
and DIR. Phillip H. Frear, whose CON
mission would expire March ~, 1915,
but whose resignation, on account Of III
health, was yesterday accepted by the
Governor. The other member of the
board is DIR. A. J. Derby, whose present
commission will expire on May twenty
ninth. tt
Doctors Grossman and High were
strongly recommended to the Governor
for appointment by the Dental Society
Of Hawaii, the new members being held
high in the esteem and consideration Of
the local fraternity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-05
PRESIDENT WILSON'S GRAVE STEP.

tNAeaDrNt "Ai'vN uNAsh sAhr'
Great Britain and its press of the
thus far has been omnosy silent over the action 81 ire
United states q its move RESTORING eace q Mexico bb
M s;es1s. rs M, w 81 100. - ~ r,s, ..,
~ ~, 49, V - 1900 ~ M ~ @n ley - ""'c'-
" waning Only he events OF the next weeks can 'e nawa
among men who have made life study OF war and its causes how
ever the situation rs admitted grave From canada also
note OF warning The Vancouver Province one Of the saunches
papers Of British Columbia commenting ON the present mixed
situation on the Mexican border, says
wilson has taken step which to those
who have followed the Of his diplomacy has always seemed
hopes the United States can IN no circumstances be forced into
Win e people OF Mexico nt here once more ne appears to
pc oDsessed by an IDEAL which IS impossible OF uhnent IN this
very human world ne points out that Mexcos torn by civil strife
ana tna the United states to accept the terms OF its Cons
has no government But under such circumstances neither
nave Portugal Peru Persia Venezuela and half dozen other
countries Great Britain for instance IN the eyes Of quite
per OF us people has government because they consider that
tne Dass on which r Carson aeIs IN Ulster Again
PRESIDENT yuan Shhkai Of China is infinitely less constitutional
than General Huerta The United him
WIN Peru only month or SO aeoy went through
N Whcn PRESIDENT was thrown INTO prison
ana ms prime minister assassned PRESIDENT Wilson recognized
however ne proceeds 70 state that General liuea has set
up ms Po"er m the y OF Mexico witnout ght and ny methods
LOT wncn mere can De no ustcauon But on the other hand
VINO mas ever Deen IN Mexico including the late
sa.ss tnat nuera was .ne Only man More
wilson ad down certain regulations for the guidance
when were tanamount 70 establishing protectoate
e touDe o. gong 20 war 'o IN August ana November
WIN nuerta were extremely strained merely because
I.s 70 resign 10 aecordance Win inc wishes OF the
~ auui.on iiuerta refused 70 recognize he right
@ States 10 aate tne mehods Dy winch ne was to rule
"cn were Iaree Dut eiecons IN Mexico al
WY | laee and freuent wilson seems 70 nave ldeazd
What President anxious to make clear is that
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-05
-FOUR TAKE STEPS TO
EMBRACE CITIZENSHIP

Two petitions for naturalization and
two declarations of intention wee filed
yesterday in the Office of the clerk Of
the federal court, as follows:
Petitions for natural 2 ition--Stafford
Heapy, street ear conductor, born May
10, 1888 at Liverpool, England; hear
ing on August 20, the witnesses being
Johannes Friedrich Carl Abel and
James II, Eiddes. Jose Lopez, caIpen.
ter, born February 8, 1881; at Villa
martin de Valdeonas, Spain; hearing
on August 20, the witnesses being John
Lucas and Daniel Bellew.
Declarations of intention - Alfred
Wall, seaman with the U. s. s. Patter-
son, born at Libau, Russia, october IL,
1890; Jack Meyer, fireman with the
U. s. s, Patterson, born at Libau, Rus
STA, October ~, 1885
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-05
ATIENDa
BULL MOOSE MEETING

"A meeting Of the memters OF the
Progressive CIub Of the second precinct
of the fourth district in Waikiki was
held last night. President Howard BAL
lou presided. Secretary Harry S, Hay
ward also was present Among the
speakers were Ex-Governor Carter, j.
X. Kalauokalani ST., Mr.. Poepoe, Henry
Kane and Charles Kealoha.
All spoke in glowing terms of the
prospect of success of the Bull Moosers
N the coming campaign and told 6f
the encouragement already being re-
eeived.
Twenty-three were in abundance.
Two new officers elected we've; II. M.
Keaweamahi, viee.president, and John
w. Keiki, treasurer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-05
RETURNS FROM VISIT
TO LOS ANGELES

Among the returning passengers on
the Oceanic liner Sierra yesterday were
Mrs, David Loring MacKaye and her
three children, David Steele MacKaye,
Mary Loring MacKaye and James Nor.
rison MacKaye, who are the great.
grandchildren of the late Steele Mac
Kaye, author of Hazel Kirke" and
many other successful plays of gen
GRAFTON ago. Mrs. MacKaye and the
children have been for visit of two
months with Mrs MacKaye's mother,
Mrs. Gertrude Trook, in Los Angeles,
where visit was also paid to the
great-gTandmother of the children. Mrs.
Jeanne Peet, the first woman sculptures
in the United States, who, at the age
of seventy years, is vice president CT
the Los Angeles Women's Press Club.
While her trip was most enjoyable
one, Mrs, MacKaye said yesterday that
there was no place like Honolulu, and
she agrees with everyone else that this
is the best place for a home and for
children in the world.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-05
MOSQUITO WORSE THAN Bo1G WnE1II.

study Of Louisiana plantation by speca Of the bureau
entomology brings interesting fact that weeks
work lost by the average family during the when crops
under cultivation because Of malaria The loss to the wealth
the South by work Of the m2squO declared
greater than that by the boil wee The remedy
gested for this waste the drainage Of the and
of oil ponds and bayos that be dried
by drainage When the hookworm and malaria driven out 81
the South they will be in the FUTURE the amount of
wealth derived from that section will be There
believe in fact that matter how fast the country
population it win be possible for this region supply with food
after sanitation has done its full work there and the people
in condition Of physical and commercial efficiency
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-05
Fresh Fruit.
Beans Dried.
Miscellaneous.

charcoal, bag .....v.,.
Hides, wet-snIted: A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-05
HOTEL OWNERS FIGHT
OVER PIER; CARRIED
INTO POLICE COURT

= Alleging that John Cassidy, pro. \
= prietor Of a Waikiki Beach hotel, 4
= had committed assault and battery \
upon her Mrs. Sophie Cressaty, 4
his neighbor, yesterday sworo 20 a 4,
warrant for Cassidy's arrest and =
- the latter has been summoned to \
appear in the police court today to 4
! answer TO the charges 4
According TO eye witnesses, 4
Cassidy violently kicked Mrs. \
Cressaty In the mouth as she en- 4
deavored to gain access TO a pier 4
which runs out into the water at 4
4 the beach. Possession of the pier. =
= which is.said to be built partly on =
government. property, Is the cause \
OF the trouble between the rival \
= hotel proprietors 4
Cassidy claims ownership Of tho 4
= pier, saying that as he built II. 4
= the structure belongs to him and 4
= he does not propose having outsid. y
+ ers make use Of IL. Permission 4
+ was granted him., 80 he SAYS. 10 4,
+ erect the pier, but the people next 4
= door seem to have the impression X
+ that they can use the pier when. \
4 ever they see fit and Cassidy says \
= he will show them otherwise. 4
4 Mrs. Cressaty declined to make \
= any statement regarding her +
y troubles with Cassidy, preferrine \
\ to allow the law TO take It's course =
= in the matter 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
! A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-05
Honolulu wholesale Produce Market Quotations I

ISSUED BY THE TERRTToRIAL MARKETING pTYIsIoN,
Island Produce Only May 4, l9l4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-05
THE PASSING HOUR,

Now the time for all good Honolulan come the aid
of their country and attend the big fair at shofed
With the safety the Pacific Mail reported thus
another belou charge against the pirates China
poded For which all Of thankful
Our friend Jeff McCan at least be being
perate IN his language partial in his denunon
to defending his Southern honor Through all yester
day he showed such familiar fondnes for Deity
Devil that his friends beginning they
at In the opinion of those who have followed the Teen charges
from unbiased point of view Mr. McCarn
them attention he would not have found necessary yesterday
to have made such mpasoned to the least defense Of his
professional actions. #I4#t4..E "M
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-05
Vegetables.

The Division under supervision the Expert
which farmers sd 70 the Marketing Division sold
notify the Mketng Division what produce
be
Division u g.
~ Queen street Maunakea saeoom Eva
Queen sts Telephone 1870 Whelessaddress
s@.# ##t A. T. LoNaITY, Superintendent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-05

Civil service examinations were taken
by thirty-eight applicants for police
and fire department positions Saturday
afternoon at the Mckinley High School.
The results Of the examinations will
not be made public for some time.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-02-14
Methodist Parsonage at Dearborn Michigan Burned the Evening January
25 After the Pastor Rev. Coam Had Been Warned Not to Preach
His Sermon Which He Proposed to Tell Why He Was Protestant
Where They Haven't the Physical Courage Mob and Murder ROmansts
Will Apply the Torch as in the DAYS Of nqson Now in Full Force

and many shurrhes In oihrr portions q
the state oppressed desire "a have him
deliver the ie,turc in their communities.
One would b. lead 10 believe from
the above that the officials were just
on the point OF making an arrest,
but before going 10 press THE MEN-
ACE wind a friend in Dearborn and
his reply states that up TO this time
no arrests have hccn made.
Not only thoi but u is ihs opiH-
ION of THE MENACE that nOac WiU
be made.
An aggregation that will burn a
mans home for telling why he is q
Protestant instead Of a Catholic.
and who will 90 a decd Of this kind
for the purpose Of laying the blame
at tine door of TuE MENACE. on the
ilimsy prctcNt that Protcstants were
melted by this paper 10 do The job
in order TO east odium on the Ro-
mauists, would not hesitate 10 even
murder witnesses II that were nee
essary to hide their crime.
WILL TIE PROSECUTOR ACT2
Prosecuting Attorney Shepherd
promises that as soon as anything
definite is given him that he will
act in the matter and do all in his
power to bring the guilty parties to
Justice, but his sincerity is doubted
by certain friends Of TuE MENACE
who claim that he failed TO do his
duty last summer when facts were
given him regarding the illegal sale
Of intoxicating liquors at a Roman
Catholic church picnic held on Sun
day.
We look back with horror upon
the persecution Of Protestsnts in
the middle ages, when men. women
and children had their eyes punched
out with hot irons, their tongues
torn out with pincers and their
bones dislocatcd with the rack by
the followers of this same "howly"
aggregation of Romish pagans, yet
We tolerate the same things, only in
modified form, in the enlightened
dawn Of the twentieth century and
seem to think it is all right. OF
course We hear vail now and then
from a puny Protestant who thinks
THE MENACE is too radical" but
the average American is too busy
chasing the eagle that hovers over
the big silver dollar TO pay much at
tention TO what happens, just 50 1t
doesn't happen to him.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-02-14

Roshes'ef. y. Y.-Ths arbitrary and
illegal ariiars ~ The Catholics u this
city, inridruial 90 the debate held 70
Gently between ioshua Wanh0pc, a
noted soriaist - New York and fc'ef
Collins. Caihoiis anii socialist lcCturrr,
az C0urcuiion Han. cast a gloon over
ihe debate ani aroused thc soCialisia 10
q high pitch q Indignation.
The Catholics rode rough bod over
an the previous arrangements, violated
hEreemruts. sCnfucd even the usual rules
Of courtesy and hrokc a city orjirancc
iu their very obvious efforts 10 disgust
Wauhopc aud eauso him % withdraw
from the debate.
Wanhop@. however, had not made the
trip from New York for nothing. and
ignored The attitude ~ tho local churrh
lcaicrs. Despite their Efforts 10 block
ii, a rUuEng meeting was held, although
as a result 81 The tactics u the Cath.
olics, few socialists were allowed In the
hail.
Tho frsi trouble relative 90 The plans
of the debate occurred when tho 90.
r.alist officials here learned that the
Diocesan Federation 81 Catholic So
cicties had had tickets for the debate
printed and hal been FOR several days
distributing them exclusively through
Catholic churches
This was in direct violation Of city
ordinance which prohibits the holding of
paid meetings on Sunday. Although
others have often been denied the righ;
on the basis of this law of holding paid
meetings on Sundays, the Catholics found
no great opposition 10 such illegality.
The selling of tickets by the hackers Of
Collins was also a breach Of the agree.
ment made between them and the So.
cialisis who had been promised a free
meeting.
4 great crowd had assembled about the
hall when the hour for the opening Of
the debate drew nigh. Many were 20.
cialistS They had understood that al.
mission 30 the meeting was 10 he free
and were naturally not In possession Of
any Of the tickets sold through the
churches by the Catholic organizations.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-02-14
nH.Papal Lecturers

There is hardly a locality where anti.
papal speakers aud lecturers cannot be
secured, but sometimes II is difficult for
he people 10 get in touch with the righ;
nan at the right time. For the benefit
( our friends az large we wish TO stat,
that we are in touch with the lecturers
( national repute and most any Of then
an be secured for lectures anyUheT,
the Uaitel States if they are giver
plenty Of time to arrange dates anG
terms THE MENACE has found that il
Is inconycnient 10 arrange dates from
this Office but you can correspond with
them direct and make an arrangement
more satisfactory 10 all parties con.
cerned. There are probably others who
belong in the class We mention, but
those we have in mind are as follows
and should be addressed rs indicated: (:
William Lloyd Clark, Milan, III.
W. II. BOles, Marion, III.
Otis J. Spurgeon, 4O2 YouAgsrnan
Bldg. Des Moines. Iowa.
Augustus T. Barnett, l6l7 Oxford st.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Walter Sims, coo n. wiGoDa Ave,
Bay City, Mich.
G. w. Bibb. zoos Girard Ave. South,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
p. A. Seguin, Stevens Point. Wis.
Anna NJ Lowry, Ritzville, Wash.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-02-14

existence in the silence of gray walls
and bohed bars.
Stone walls and iron bars tell no
tales. But murder will out (and
the destruction Of virtue and the in
Fiction Of bastardy is nothing less)
and now and then the little bird es-
capes the clutches of the lecherous
hand that once held it so tightly.
and the world gets an example of
Romanism as it was, as it is, and as
it will always be under the damnable
system Of celibacy as it exists in the
Roman Catholic priesthood today.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-02-14

that there is such = ihing a. The Roman
mass
~. Ore text of Scripture 70 prove
that the priests have power o. change
the bread and vine into thc boiv, blood,
toul anf divinity of jesus Chfisi.
N. Onc tcKt of scripture % prove
that there are seven tacramsuta
~. Ono tcrt % scripture 10 prove
"a either BY Christ u by His apostles.
II. Ono text of Scripture 10 prove
the existence Of such a place a. purga.
tory.
IL One text Of Scripture to prove
that there arc more mcdiai0rs than one.
rs. One text of Scripture % prove
that We ought 10 pray for the dead.
10. One text Of Scripture 20 prove
that We should fast on FRIDAYS.
~. One text Of Scripture 10 prove
the infallibility Of the Pope.
IS One text of Scripture % prove
that baptism "clcanlcs from original
sin, makes Christians and children Of
God. and heirs 20 the kingdom Of heay.
en-. D"
10. Ono text of Scripture % prove
that unhaptiEcd children after death GO
70 n place called "limbo," or that there
is such a place.
60. One text % Scripture 10 sanction
the baptism Of bells
81. One text Of Scripture 20 prove
that a man should bo prosecuted and
cursed who couscicntiously leaves the
religion In which be was born, 20 accept
that Of Jesus Christ.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-02-14
To CORRESPONDENTS

The MENACE is grateful to its many
correspondents who furnish us clippings,
data and other material for publication.
Now and then we use an article fur
nished by n correspondent but we do not
pay for articles for publication unless
previous arrangements have been made
with the author to that effect. We 70
ceiye thousands Of articles for publica
ton daily, and as we have no ware room
for the preservation Of this material II
il impossible for us TO keep track Of il
or return Il after it has been examined
and rejected. II you wish to preserve
an article be sure and make a carbon
copy before forwarding the original 10
this Office, and do not send US clippings
which you wish TO preserve.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-02-14
Our Lord GOd," the Pope, is LaWgiNer

THE MENACE has no religious ar
gumen. with Rome over her doc
tnnes. Let her dogmAs BE- what
they viii and let her practice what
she will, so long ns that practice
grants the same freedom 10 every
other religionist or non-believer ;
but Il is interesting TO note that the
church cannot prove the following
doctrines, from one Of her professcd
standards Of faith-the Bible. and
she must rely solely upon her "Lord
God, the Pope" FOR the authority
Of her creed. From the Concerted
Catholic Evangelist We print the
following challenge 20 Roman
Catholics.'
II Il is true that the Roman Catholic
iaity are carrying copies Of the New
Testament, and are reading the Scrip.
turcs ns q priest reads his brcviary, We
respectfully invite them 20 produce a
text Of Scripture 10 prove any Of the
following dogmas or teachings of their
church, or any Of the following state.
tncnts;
/. One text Of Scripture proving that
VIC ought TO pray 20 the Virgin Mary.
.. One text Of Scripture 20 prove
that tho Virgin Mary was born without
sin.
,. One text of Scripture 10 prove tkh,
Saint Peter had no wife.
4. Ono text Of Scripture 20 prove tha,
priests ought not 10 marry.
s. Ono tcTt Of Scripture to prove tha,
81. Peter was bishop Of Rome.
8. One text Of Scripture 20 prove
that tho pope is the vicar Of Christ OF
tho successor Of St. Peter.
z. One text OF Scripture 10 prove
that priests can forgive sins.
s. One text Of Scripture 10 prove tha,
tho wine at the Lord 3 table ought 20 be
taken by the priests only.
Q. One text Of Scripture 10 prove
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-02-14

to them, il haunted them. it con-
fronted them at every turn. IL is
worse ulan a cat with nine lives.
What did these fellows do? What
did the priests and the Josuits that
got these unSuspecting American
citizens in so bad, what did they do
% relieve the situation? What 9th
er secret societies have done! What
honest men would do? No! They
arrested a man in New Brunswick
for circulating the oath, gave him a
promise TO be easy on him if he
would 'fess up. lie apolOgi-ed and
they let him 20.
Then the Columbuscs threatened
what they would DO; resoluted and
cent their complaints to Washington.
The oath got into the Congressional
Record and THE MENACE printed
II in No. 80. Beyond this THE
MENACE never affirmed.
Meanwhile the brave "Nites" Of
Mob and Murder pulled OIL a stunt
of their own manufacture, using one
man as a stool pigeon and the other
as a scapcgoat. These two men, Me-
CONCEAL and Stage, were arrested for
printing and circulating the sup
posed oath of the fourth degree men.
The trial hung fire for a long time,
partly to spring the Jesuit trap at
the opportune time to daZe and de-
ceive the public, and partly to see
if THE MENACE would not contrib
ute money to the defense fund and
fall an easy victim to the frameup.
But THE MENACE did not bite. It
never authorized any one TO circu-
late the supposed oath, neither did
we affirm OF deny concerning its
truthfulness. Nor did we advise the
Philadelphia defendants to hire a
Knight Of Columbus attorney. There
has been no proof presented before
competent court that the oath was
false.
Finally, on January 30th the
farce was staged in the City Hall.
Philadelphia. and the proceedings
heralded all over the country, which
was the main purpose of the Jesuit
in charge. from the beginning. The
headings read: "K. Of c. Win Libel
Suit 0rer False Oath. Confess the
Libel. ETC."
Just ss we had reached this point
letter from Philadelphia was laid
on our desk designed as an open let
ter TO Judge Wilson, reading in
part as follows: =
"Dear Sir: The great re-
spect ] have for YOU and your
honorable career on the bench
leads me to feel that YOU were
very much imposed upon yes
terday. January 30th, in the
case of the Commonwealth vs.. ,
~-~-e-~--~-~~-~---~------
(C0rtiHuod on Poge ., Colama II
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-02-14

An oS'Ronan Catholic priest wrote the
editor OF The Perl recently and asked,
"Do you know that in Indian schools,
Luther is plaoarded as a heather and an
enemy Of Christianity" Another ques.
tion was, ''Do you know that in Wash.
ingtou, d. C., there is an organization,
a house near the Capitol, under the di.
rectorship Of one Father Keteham' This
Father Ketcham is promoter Of Ro.
man Catholics 10 Office"
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-02-14

Catholics Break Law to Frustrate Debate

Indignsiion rau kigh vhcn q bccams
tnosu that The churrh vas sclling tick.
cts for The debate and many angry crit
irisms we're hard hccauso % tie Gath.
olirs' indiicrenoo 90 common cuuricsy.
Even NhCn some anxious 10 hear the
debate az an costs tired 90 purchase
tickets from the Csiholiss they found
few tickets available ant thoac that
could b. bought outside tho hall ucra
held for cyorbftaut prices
For a time it was thought that tie
socialists would break into the ball, 20
inceuscd were thcy ~ the hrazcn tnckcry
q the hackrm Of Collins Tho indigua.
tion among radicals throughout the city
has no; abaied, and a thorough invcsti.
cation OF tho matter j. expected.