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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-17
KENTUCKY FACES PROHIBITION FIGHT

There time when 10 considered fashionable from
Kentucky and know how to mix mint jup and drink quart
bourbon meal but those days passed gentle
fact statewide prohibition campaign the famed Blue
Grass State and there those who confident predict
that the dster interests much the minority and that
Kentucky destined to the dry list; in other words will
not be long before Kentucky will be avorng the
abolition Of the liquor traffic In sections Of that State this
condition prevails. b4fe ts . s& bAst4t1
Attention called to the kentucky campaign because
prohibition needs bong but impress upon
who will the handwriting the wall
not be long before the Union will be of the
that the business and moral advantages which follow
of prohibition far outweigh the trng license
with liquor federation There will guard
suffering families for less misery and suffering when pro-
hibiton prevails. '"sS.|..gt aEtg.. St f5E5
The United States slow in awakening to the dangers of the q
traffic but older countries have been slower The action
of the Kaiser putting his stamp Of dapprova upon liquor drink
ing in Germany shows the trend of every country having
fare of its heart There the
offer in defense of their traffic
much of the liquor made and where employment
engaged in its manufacture It's business Of health
crimnaty insanity poverty side life health prosper
ty and happiness The anquor the
side Of the against the ers and that why the
of whiskey seems end in Kentucky, wv.
The condition is coming in Hawaii later 1t
be ayerted for month the
day will certainly dawn when it will be illegal sell intoxicating
liquor this Territory TO dispose of other
poisonous drug opate without the sanction physicians
scrpton. u e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-17
COUNTY GOVERNMENT AND THE RECALL.

Hawaii needs departments to
troll the expenditure of public funds 4e
The demand for better and cleaner becoming
sistent EI% Af sss ~
One method of bringing about greater efficiency greater
publicity to the details of Present statement nvo
ing the expenditure of cash business he
emized details that he can follow the by step
discover for himself how the totals arrived Tabuated
mens of monthly quarterly balances do not convince the
casual citizen that public money has not been wasted.
The only practical method of getting the public in closer touch
with the to put business the head No
with the procedure adopted by the land board board
Of agriculture and forestry the board of public utilities and the
harbor question the assertion that their
of ansaeng the peoples business simple direct and efficient
They bound down by redape hence the scope
tons circmcrbed than that the county
yisors a.. E6sv
The supervisors They held as in
spiders web by ENHANCEMENT Of laws rules regulations
pecednts The supervisors willing do things they
strong enough legislature
about them Make the county territorial board
without saying that the political completion of the board will
be the that of the majority Of the people The idea
still dominates political issues No political party
officials make failure of when they entrusted with the
Of the pubic business is party fey that keeps
straight s.sth sH.. 'sfs &c A9lD1l NJ
The only logical of procedure is give the elected
board of county eay freer
they will have good opportunity Of making the
pontve public boards II matter of knowledge that
the latter efficient The ought the
opportunity for proving their mee Give them fuller responsible
W and then the community justly feel ageyd if they fail
make good Cut the spider webs of the tange of laws that
hedge in county officials equitable recall system
and give the supervisors a chance to win out, t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-17
INTEREsT oENTERs IN TOLLS rIaHr

The action Of the tolls promises to indicate now
the general situation Washington will break President
he clean victory there his bill through
by good and without rantankerous
ure should brighten II the prospects that will be nd
Gated by slackeng enthusiasm opponents
cay the Republican side just there decided
toward making hot campaign out of free tolls While
odd Republicans in the house voted for repeal most of the aunc
parans lined quite sody The Progressvs did the
thing in the house is inferred that about dozen Republican
senators will for repeal and IN the forefront Of them will be
aors Lodge Of Massachusetts, and Root of New York who
ly are very good parsans,
The attitude of these prominent Republican senator's of whom
has been secretary of and both Of whom familiar with
foreign relations will help President Wilson materially
this Republican aid he could not hope to get the repeal bill through
the t,E Ia3s#
If the debate in the and acrimonious will put
like approponkb and greatly darrange the program
fight prolonged will endanger this legislation Presumably
enemies Of the antitrust bills congress will help they may
able to add to the fury of the tolls fray. tss
1t begins to look already though bills would be
because there time The immigration BILL including
eracy test will probably have The radm bill like
And these bills that for this congress will
have small chance of having considerations during this
the session advances and legislation
the because the limited persistence
debate that unless Indispensable will likely be
abandoned hW7& ga =. u :. ~
Meanwhile there great because
looking their districts there
teal activity The primaries for nomination getting
but for getting from Washington
If there is to be general shndy all
body get away. Ea sE, pa.. t#%+t .21..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-17

Speaker Champ rose TO OCCASION He met the exnec
tons Of his friends he answered good temper criticisms and
support of his contention Friends and foes alike paid him the
tribute of perfect attention. No man the house of
representatives in circumstances display Of
strongest qualities.
Nevertheless the majority against the speaker large Il was
nearly three times that thrown on the question
Of cloture tasgE /, 4 !.
Mr. Clark could win new power was
than the speaker and able the house The leadership
was operating and representatives many of them against their
convictions it. before the executive
laid compelling hand Legislative department of the gov
ernment says the Washington Star.
Today the President stands victor have
harder tusse No rule there and close
Mr. Clark Speech delivered without effect ON the renI
in the house should and probably WILL be senate
the completely free tolls in
the senate will build It in their efforts prevent repeal And
happens there
day and heard the speech delivered spectacle was almost that
of joint session of house and senate
AS the of the tariff currency the real o
this appointed for the cannot now
forecast But it will not be limited to twenty Twenty DAYS
would De much safer and sixty might be far
way. e T Il 44,.t
The President be able the senate assent to
repeal Of the free tolls provision involves
esson OF national donor in the original legislation Of crm
nal idocy IN Uncle Sam treaty negotator The
majority OF senator's willing the exercise
Of the right to remit tolls ships may nevertheless
insist the reamaton right respect to free tolls while
agreeing to suspend repeal the particular provision issue
IL the United States merely refans exercising right which
continues will and defense
less before the future attacks Of international enemies
On the other hand the President margin on the
issue as 1t stands the friends of free tolls appeal the
country and the issue completely coming cam
described by Mr. Clark and Mr. Underwood bordering the real
significance of what has arayd experience and
quality against the President mprobaby of this
day and OF next November will be heard the of 1916
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-17
AsoUITH A pARLIAMENTARIAN.

AT the moment there be question that politically the
important personality in the country Mr. Asquth For the
he completely dominates the political situation and though Mr.
Lloyd George be talked about and evoke
thusasm at Radical meetings il is Mr. Asquh whom both
own followers and his opponents look for decision the
parliamentary crisis, the London Spectator. .'l
1t is indeed parliament itself that Mr. Asquith
sentaly lies He is before all things parlamenaran
Mr. Gladstone called himself AN old parliamentary hand
Mr. Asquith cannot fully claim the first epthe but he
ready shown greater than Mr. Gadstone for managing
parliamentary situations Although he this difficult
task yet he truhuy be described either strong
peculiarly wise statesman Nor does he nde in the hearts
OF his followers of that semegous feypR which some other
pocans have succeeded in creating He succeeds because
intuition by training he has acquired the ac extricatng
himself and his party from difficult parliamentary situations
the conditions under which live such kaek may almost be
scbed form of craftsmanship The country by the
house of and the people who carry the
have to retain majority that house This condition necessarily
involves constant bargaining with of conflicting
slant posponemen of problems which resoue would
the interests of the country tackle at changes Of
opnon while maintaining the preense of continuous policy
the point of Of the morat the kind of which given
Mr. Asquh his dominant position in parliament the highest
order of human achievement Nor from the point of view
country is it the highest order of craftsmanship. d. l
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-17

Inclusion Of New York along with Paris London Athens and
Egypt place where complete arrangements
taking the allotment Of cent bonds proeed
by the Greek under supervised
powers phenomenon in the world Of international finance
without Significance sentimental well
Christian Science Monitor The inclusion two
main first TO tempt out Of hiding the fluid wealth
unduy of domestic conditions Of
that refuses to enter either the speculative the
ke Secondly the number Of weltodo Greeks resident in the Uni
ted States now large and their patriotism for
ardent that as matter Of convenience them inevitable
New York should bemade purchasing and registering
Time IN the United States when other nations placing
never for instant planned their campaign with American
In view The western republic borrowing loaning
stirred men in Europe like Byron and in the United States like
Howe Ardent resolutions Of sympathy passed BY congress
the coin with which appeals Yankees then
Greece to she rallies thousands Of her
tories and shops in cities Of the United States and she pays bills
part with funds advanced by Greek put
their credit at her disposal As for sympathetic
utons and oaons like those Webster and Everett
army vazed by volunteers from the western world who
their equipment Y. 80 $500
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-17
HAwAn's DEBT TO THE MISSIONARIES.

Hawaii represents the Of missionary enterprise
the words in which DR. William E. Strong yesterday ptomzed
results of ninehre Of Christian effort in these Isles Of
Peace M afEs Ats tl@ gHss ~ IA
In these days OF commercaism and when the
Industrial phases everyday existence tend to be uppemos in the
minds of when Oahu being transformed into armed camp
and the talk of regiments Notifications and the tariff it well
to think back bit TO the beginnings Of all and look at the found
atoms. t'.I. 'N Xxx Ata's,G Nc
That Hawaii has become what it is today spenddy
American commonwealth instead of remaining par with Tahiti
Samoa the Mauas due the simple fact that group
New England missionaries brought their civilization and their Chris
tiany with them to Hawaiis shores 'ss
Hawaii much to her missionary forefathers
school system legal code founded the
courts of Justice individual landownehp and
peaceful and orderly procedure all the ordinary affairs of life
these Of the benefits that Hawaii has inherited
Christian citizenship has been fundamental of Hawaiian deve
opment 3SNt @.| 5000
Fellowship little Of of the American
Of Foreign Missions who passed doors and
look in The good will and good wishes of this Christian
with them to their journeys end wishing them Godspeed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-17
FIRM ACTION NEoEssARY.

MaorGenera Carter handling the disorder question regarding
the actions Of number Of irresponsible soldiers the
that BrigadierG Funston handled during
few weeks Of his For the good Of the eight thou
sand troops now stationed here this action the part Of General
Carter to be commended by all citizens
the approval Of the thousands Of conscientious meaning
listed men who go to make the armed forces this island It
not the desire of either the civil officers the general public
take hasty Judgment the Twenyfth Infantry
mains that during the several weeks number bold
have been traced coord wearing the uniform Of that
ment When Of these soldiers whom proved
velops Snto desperate criminal with three prison escapes
credit within apeod of almost weeks that
military authorities took decisive action in putting
reign Of terror which the holdups
weeks have brought upon the community 1t is to regretted
the actions Of few should bring dscred upon entire
ganzaon One that this be avoided for the members
the Twenty fifth Infantry and the members Of regiments
well to stand together and insist that only clean conduct
their comrades win be tolerated
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-17
DEFICIT CAUSES
TUITION RAISE
Shortage Of $4,000 compels Trus-
tees to Advance Rates in
Oahu College.

Confronted with deficit Of more
than $4,000 for the present school year,
the trustees Of Oahu College have been
compelled to raise the tuition in tho
schools under their control. The raises
in tuition which will 90 into effect IN
September, 1914, are from $55 to as
per year in the academy, and from s45
70 $50 in the preparatory school, grades
seven and eight, and from $42 to $50
in the grades one to six. ~
To Offset this increase In tuition and
to make IL fab as lightly as possible on
those who are least able to bear Il. tae
trustees have established ffty bars
scholarships each OF -hieh will cover
.he difference between the present tut.
lion and the new. These viii be award.
I'd, after application, 70 worthy and
ueedy students.
The board Of trustees regrets the
aecessity Of this action, but, on account
Of the size of the annual deficit, an
Increase in income is absolutely neces.
sary. The increase in expenses has
,ome largely through the additions Of
teachers 20 the force in an effort 70
keep the classes small, and TO provide
he instruction which the schools con
stitueney demands. The salary list for
This year is $4,000. In many cases. IL
is claimed, the salaries Of teachers who
have been on the force for long timo
should be raised.
The trustees are hoping for larger
endOwments, and until material help is
received in this form, the tuition will
have to go a good ways towards keep
ing down the deficit. II is the policy
Of the board to keep the school demo
cratic, and to make il possible for all
parents of children Of the ability and
character demanded TO keep them en-
rolled at the school.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-17
Merchants Association May APP
portion $1,000 for Use Of Pro-
motion Committee.

AT a directors meeting Of the rner-
chants association yesterday afternoon
at three o'clock one of the principal
items Of business under discussion was
the apportioning of $1,000 from the
funds Of the association for the use
Of the promotion committee. Director
Ed Towse, who il also acting chairman
Of the promotion committee, told brief
ly the financial condition Of the com.
mittee, and In making this appropria.
tion the association was carrying out
a custom that had been observed in the
past. BY unanimous vote 1t was de-
eided TO bring this matter up for vote
by all of the members Of the association
next "Wednesday afternoon at two
O'Clock. Postal cards viii be sent to
each member of the association AN
nouncing this proposed appropriation.
I II also was decided to hold the COM
bined meeting of the merchants asso.
citation and the chamber Of commerce,
which has been called for April 20, in
the makai pavilion of the Young Hotel
roof garden 1t was the intention of
the chamber of commerce TO hold th'i
meeting at their headquarters in the
Stangenwald building, but il was clear.
ly pointed out at yesterdays meeting
that these quarters are inadequate TO
hold the crowd that win probably at
tend.
President harrington stated that the
merchants association had gone ON
record as heartily endorsing the coun.
try fair that is being gotten up by
the military authorizes for next ninth.
The fair will be novel and entertaining,
he said, and aside from the Honolulu
people being given an opportun ty TO
get acquainted with Army folks, an
invitation had been extended by the
military authorities to the merchants
OF Honolulu to enter into the spirit Of
the occasion, to display Their wares and
to sell them.
Those present at the meeting yes er.
day were President w. r, harrington,
Secretary J. T. Warren, Otto Bierbach,
Charles s. Crane and Ed Towse.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-17
THE KING Is REAL SPORT.

King Alfonso of Spain personally will
select the team which will represent
Spain at the international tournament
IN San Francisco, for which the Pana.
ma-Paeific exposition has appropriated
100000. Were il possible for the
monarch TO overcome probable objec.
tions of his cabinet, based ON the dan
gers Of assassination, he would be
member of the team. This announce
ment was made by Colvin b. Brown,
United States commissioner for the ex-
position, who has returned from abroad,
where he was informed Of the king
plans and desires by Alfonso himself.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-17
IMITATION BUTTER NOT FOOD. r

Professor Bowen of Columbia University New York deter
mined by series Of digestion experiments that butter twenty
thirty cent nutritious pound for pound than
The imitation article may look and like prime creamery
butter, but il is not all food. -m fEf7. ns'I y
This ecuay the argument Of the oleo makers that
their product should be released from the
the that il cheap substitute
good the genuine dairy product limitations seldom prove
be ssjust good. .h .# a..E. ,.@':"' .r.&E
According Doctor Bowen the bune people quite
philanhrope they have always tried to make ".
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-17
ADMINISTRATION RESPONSIBLE.

Controller Prendergst of York city put directly
the root of the evil when he asked why there many
unemployed. These his words
THE administration at Washington responsible for labor
don in this country and hope you will address yourselves
Washington You know very well that this condition did cot pre-
vail two One for this be in the present
attitude toward the railroads. who have been
the Of their employees and perhaps justly sou prevent
ed from charging higher rates although they must pay
for supplies and commodities. = 'f ss, Isl ka%
owarf law which either closes domestic industries puts
them part me constant harassng of manufacturers
tans Of industry by the attorney general bills in directed
against exchanges which tend make investors tmd and
drawnot hearing by the interstate commission the
question OF advance freight rates of the things which
account for the unusual number of idle And the center of all
the trouble is Washington
Must the country suffer nearly three these nOerab
conditions will the partially remedy evils by changing
the political character of at the first opportunity
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-17

Richmond Virginia has for the creation advisory
board for its Honolulu could further and appoint
advisors for both its mayor and its board .@a5s3
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-17
THE PASSING HOUR.

When the from Mo- and the get Delegate
toongress business properly mapped will
low in due and ancient form.
Now is the time to settle definite policy
done toward preparing for the dPacc Carnival in 1915
better that all points at issue shond be adjusted the
wait until the last minute waste valuable argument and
useless discussion and increase the avoided
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-17

Goat Skins dong hair white
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-17

msn Station the service Of all citizens Territory Any produce
able price and for cash No commission charged highly desirable
sale and about when win be ready ship The shipping
liz Queen street Maunakea Telephone
A. 7, L0.GLEY dent I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-17
ANGELS TAKE A BRACE
AND WIN FROM SEALS

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y SAN FRANCISCO, April IL, ~ =
= (Associated Press by Federal 4
\ Wireless) -Berry's men took 4
brace yesterday afternoon by 4
= heavy hitting at opportune times, 4
y won from the Seals. Score; Los \
\ Angeles 10, San Francisco 5. y
4 At Los Angeles, Venice out. \
4 played the Wolves but the latter 4
= played a faster game than on the y
4 day before and the score was clos. 4
= er. Score; Venice 81 Sacramento \
\ one. y
= At Portland the champions 4
4 were winners through hitting the 4
\ ball in the pinehes and through 4
+ excellent pitching. Score Port 4
+ land 4, Oakland q i
$3.50 49, **** 4 $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-24
Howe Motion Pictures.

Lyman H. Howe's annual return was
signalized at the Columbia last night
by many travel films that had for
climax a two-reel revelation of the
building of the Panama canal.
A journey over the Cascade noun
tains. via transcontinental train. a
personal glimpse" of salmon fishing
in British Columbia and of funny fish,
ing at Palermo, Sicily, had for restful
contract visits to the Chateau Cham
bord and to another point in France
where clocks were decorated and chairs
and tables turned
Nature in it's most stupendous varia-
tons was depicted in journeys to the
snow peaks of Switzerland: to the
geysers. waterfalls. boiling pots" and
other mysteries of the Yellowstone
Park. and to hazardous spot on a
storm dashed coast. where a panorama
was given of a vast and turbulent sea.
Interspersed with travels of picturesque
and historic value were newest freaks
in French fantasies and a colored mo-
ton Aim of "A Day at the Paris Zoo"
Last nights program will be continued
throughout the week with daily matt
neeS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-24
THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, AUGUST a. 1911.

serve to keep them in good trim for
service in any country. Worse con-
dftions and more ideal artillery posi-
lions could not be found anywhere, 1t
is said
Two of the regular batteries will
leave here this week for Ticonderoga,
whence they will make three
day march to Plattsburg to attend the
centennial celebration Of the battle OF
Plattsburg After remaining there for
week, the batteries will entrain Tor
Jersey City, whence they will march
back to Fort Myer. arriving some time
late in October The other battery
will remain to instruct the balance OF
the militia batteries from Virginia,
which are due here Tuesday.
Batteries Go Home.
The three batteries of artillery from
Binghamton. Syracuse and New York
city left for home early today
Private Kid Harris went to Scran-
ton yesterday to arrange a boxing
match between Tony Lowe OF WASH
ington and Tommy Ginty of Scranton.
The bout will probably be held in
Scranton in October While in Scran-
ton he visited the coal mines and on
his return to camp looked as II ne nad
tried to bring enough coal to rory.
hanna to furnish the cook with tuel
for the mess for a month.
A surprise was given the boys sat
urday evening. Bud" Fisher. one of the
most lika BILE chaps in the battery, was
detained in Washington on business
when the battery left for Tobyhanna,
and while the boys were at supper he
walked in on them. He was forced to
make speech, and he was ini-