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Si irk! r5 1 - tr"- f 3T TliBTi r Program Arranged Horses Already in Training For July Meet . Enthusiasm is running high for tlw coining great event at Knhului on July -Itli, and Mmii will probab ' ly put on some holiday attire an has never before been witnessed. The races at the Knhului- truck will of course he the principal attraction of theftlny, and that there will be -good races is a ' mattj'r of reality, and not an uncertain quantity any '. , longer, . "' Of course, it is only too well & 'knowii that the officers of the Maui ft-'-" Racing Association vill not tolerate '' anything, but an absolutely square deal, and this is one of the reasons '!.-Z ;- why the. Knhului track lias always VV- hecn a popular one. The Maui Ra ". ' ' ';'cing Association number among ,ffV. their members some of the best ;,. citizens of the County, a fact of ;,' -which the Association feels proud '' The executive committee of the . . ' ' Association has been able to obtain some financial assistance on the out - : side, and it is their intention to dis"- tributo all of the net proceeds in V :' purses as much as possible. The Association is out of debt, and has very good prospects ahead. 1 - There nre already four horses in ?' . training a.tthe track, Major Collier, "'Young Sam, Copit and ii three-year- old, ftaniwa is expected to arrive :' by the Claudine this morning, and f within another week or two there . will be others at the track. Horses from all directions will probably be coming in during the coming month. John O'Rouke, tlAf famous horse:, man of Hilo, will probably bring a , - string of flyers (not Hying machines, but flying horses) , and expects to . take back with him a few of the "plums hung up on the Maui pro gram. Louis Warren, the veteran horseman in Honolulu, will also be represented, and his hopes run the same way as Mr.' O'Rouko's. The big purse of the day will be the one and a quarter mile free for all. A purse of $500 will be award ed the winner of this race. The executive committee of the Association have been busy getting the track in shape. On last Monday night they adopted ar program, which of course is subject to change and rearrangement. After the races on the Fourth of July thero will be a good game of baseball in the afternoon, and the day will end up with a big ball on the now wharf at Knhului, which is vxpectcd to be completed by that time. Fireworks will probably play an important part in the entertain ment of visitors nnd residents. The Honolulu-Kahului yacht rnce will end up nt Knhului, on Sunday, July 3rd, and the different crews .fHvill be royally entertained by local people. The men will also stay over to enjoy tho Fourth on this Island. Following is tho race program , tentatively adopted by tho execu--, tive of the Racing Association: 1. Running Race, i mile dash. Free for all. Purse 8100. 2. Running Race, i mile dash, Hawaiian bred. Purse 100. '3. Trotting and Pacing. 3 in 5, milo dashes. For Hawaiian bred horses. Purso $150. - 4. Running Race. Yi ilo dash. Japanese owned Purse -fGO. 5. Trotting and Pacing. 3 jn C. Yi mile heats. For named h'orso. Purse 8250. w 0. Running Race. 91 mile dash. --Freofor all. Post Entries. Purse Work on Park Progresses Wailuku to Have Finest Park in Territory. The Hoard of Supervisors of Maui County at its last regular meeting voted the sum of 1500 forhe clean ing and beautifying of the new pub lie park in Wailuku; which adjoins the Knhului Railroad Co'h depot. Supervisor T. 15. Lyons and road overseer JkV. E. Hal are taking ; good deal of interest in the work and tho people of Wailuku feel cer tain these gentlemen will do the right thing by them and rush to completion a much needed recrea tion grounds, , where sports "of all kinds may.be enjoyed. A force of men are already at work clearing up, and the work of leveling and laying out' a much needed baseball diamond, will be commenced soon. Tho gwmdstand will be erected in tho mauka Wnikapu .corner of the grounds, which will not only bo of benefit to the 'players themselves, but will also leave the other portion of ,tlie grounds clear for all other gaiiics that the public may indulge in, It is understood that a tennis court will be layed out and the lov ers -of that gamo, who are quite numerous, in Wailuku, will no doubt keep the same in constant-use. 'If the present plans are carried out, Wailuku will have reason to boast of the largest and finest play grounds in the Territory and after trees and grass are planted, and growing thero will bo nowhere a bettor place for open air exercise. Not alone will the lovers of base ball and tennis and other sports bo benefitted. Road Overseer Bnl will have a 30-foot wide oiled road built around the park, and autoists will also have the pleasure of running their machines on the fine roads, and there will, no doubt, be quite a bit of scorching done. Like all other parks the world over, ours should bavo a name, and already there are several names suggested, Among tho most prom inent of them is that of. Lyons' Park, in honor of the supervisor of Wailuku district. He was the person, it is claimed, that worked the hardest and is res ponsiblo for the acquisition of tho new park and should be honored in that manner. Nevertheless the work of clearing up goes merrily on and thero is every reason to believe that within a very few weeks tho children, and grown-up people as well, will have a beautiful spot in which to roam at will. 7. Mule Race. Yi mile dash. Free for all. Purse $25. 8. Running Race, 1 mile dnslu. Hawaiian bred. Purse $250. 9. Cowboy Relay Race. Vz mile dash- To be instucted by .Judges. Post entries, Purse $50. lO.Running Race. V mile dash. Free for all. Purse S50Q. 11. Trotting and Paco. Gcntlo- ment's Driving Race. 1 milo dash, Purse $50. 12, Running Race. miledash. Hawniian bred. Purse 1200. 13'. Running Race. miledash. Japanese owned. Purse- $75. 14. Pony Race. i milo dash. 14.2 hands or under. Purse $50. 15. Running Race. 1 milo dash. Japanese owned. Purso $100. 1G. Running Race. ? nulodash. Freo for all. Purse $75. Above. program subject to change and rearrangement by tho Associa tion. Date of closing of entries .to bo announced Inter. Inevcry race 3 to enter nnd 2 to start. On Trial For Perjury Accused Man Is Ably "De fended. Attorney M. F. Prosser-, of tho Honolulu law firm with a multipi cilv of names, came up Saturday and Monday appeared in court as attorney for Kawano, a Japanese merchant of liana. Tho defendant is charged with having committed perjury in the circuit court some months ago and is one-of the men wlio was ordered committed by Judge Kingsbury to appear before the grand jury .which body returned .a true bill of indict- "incnt ngninst him? , - - The trial has occupied most of the week and is one 'of the most hotly contested cases- fought out 'in this circuit. The first move was to have Judge Kingsbury disqualified, on the ground of prejudice and to this end an affidavit aviis made by attorney A. O. Correa and filed in court. The next m.ove was to subpoena Judge Kingsbury as a witness." The defense seems to be based on the theory that the Japanese inter preter N. K; Otsuka did not cor rectly interpret tho testimony of the defendant at the time he is alleged to have committed perjury. Judge A. N. -Kopoikai was one of tjie wit nesses called for the ;defendanl. His testimony related to a statement Judge Kingsbury is said to have made to Otsuka touching on. the lack of confidence the- court had in- Mr. Otsuka as air.interpretej-. The' testimony however seemed nfore favorable to the prosecution than to tho defendnnt. County Attorney-Case is putting up a strenuous fight while Attorney Prosser is doing every thing possible for his client. The case is an exciting one and the three cornered, tournament among the two attorneys and the court makes tho court room the leadingjittraction just now. Two Chinese Are Shot ' i Attack Storekeeper and Come Out Second Best. On Sunday morning a shooting affair took place in Paia. Tarn Choug manages a store there and each month pays to the various Chineso bosses the amount duo the laborers under them. On the morning, in question all of the bosses has been paid off ex cept one. The man had been sent for, but had failed to come, Two of his men came nnd dismantled the money duo them. It is said'Tam Chong knew nothing of the amount due the individtinls, and so inform ed the men. The men are alleged to have attacked the storo keeper and struck-and bent him. He final ly drew his revolver and shot each of them twico. One man was shot Through tho nrm and one bullet went through the upper part of his chest. The second man was shot through tho chest, tho bullet just missing tho heart,' while n second bullet penetrated tho abdomen. Tho wounded men aru said to bo improving. County Attorney Case and Sheriff SaiTory went to Pain Sunday and made an investigation. Christian Science Teachings are Upheld by Hilo ' Attorney. Editor Maui Nkws: ' 1 regret that you found it advis noie or -necessary to reproduce m your issue of April 9, the somewhnt scurrilous, and altogether malicious article relative to Christian Seinco, entitled Some strange Casualties,-" -and which is credited to "The Liv ing Church," published in Milwau kee, is. I do not know of what particular denomination "The Liv ing Church" is the mouthpiece or omciai organ, nut it must Dc one quite' distant-in spirit as well ,as in time from any church authorized by Christ or established by his Apost les. "The Christian Science cllurch in i i. t r i i - . . uie unneu (states comprises among its members nnd regular attendants several hundred thousand men and women, a large percentage of whom arc prominent in the business, so ciaPand intellectual, as well as the religious life of the communities in which they dwell; as a slight inves tigation iiv almost any. large city in the country will show. If it nlso contains some who misunderstand its teachings and fail to follow its precepts, it does not in this respect differ from any other Christian sect. The strugglo to eliininn'tefrom its membership a portion of these gave rise to the discord in the New York Church, which has been great ly distorted and magnified by a (.sensational' and sometimes hostile press, which with a fraction of the same effort could in much less time have found thousands of examples of beautiful lives, and of tbe rescue- of unhappy men nnd women from the bonds of sin and disease by the true adherents of Christian Science. As the editor and manager of the Maui News you -are in receipt of, and I presume familiar with the columns of the Christian Science Monitor, and as a newspaper man you know, that it stands in the front rank in American daily papers, from a journalistic point of view alone, and is not tho product of "groups of peoplo half way to lun acy, "'nor of those who aro "mad;" to quote two of the milder epi thets of their courteous nnd kindly critic of "The Living Church.'' I should therefor npprecinte it if you would give this cominunicntion space for publication in your paper. W. H.SMITH,. Christian Science Committee on Publication for tho Territory of Hn wnii. Hilo, Hnwaii, April 12, 1910. rc reprinted tho article referred'to above by request nnd now give space to tho nbove without in nny way en tering into tho controversy. Editor Maui News. ' The Advertiser Sees Lively Times Ahead. , The Advertiser says editorinlly: ' 'According to report the Russians are making bombs for tho elevation of some.of their countrymen in Ho nolulu, the Hawaiians arc going-to go on striko nnd refuso to work until nil Russians nre fired, the-campaign on the prohibition question is due to start beforo tho end of the month nnd there is to bo n trinngulnr scrap for the Republiciin nomination for tho mayoralty. With all these in sight there should not bo u dull momont at the Crossroads of the Pacific." INTERNAL REVENUE Halleys Comet Came into ionifn Dili OlJ n iouilc dim ry 1'E(.L TO THE MAUI NHW8.) Siljrnr'flH dt'. test 4.30' Beets HONOLULU. Anril 29. A ui u ageiu i nomas cu tne United in,.in.. wii.. rvi i . ,,. "v"" " -"niKcvuui sian aro to be discharged. Yestordny UieS Federal grand jury commvNced to investigate Drako's caso, but nc lufjuik lias yei ueen maue. No saloons will bo allowed outside tho liro limits4 after July- 1st? 4 1 !" . l Aiueu uastie succcedS'WilIiard Uiown on the Hoard of Liceiise Com- missioners. Halley's comet was sighted morn mi!. (llallev's comet was nlninlv v - L J - ! T r ot f ir i . a.m.,. v, oeuuury oi aince, mm 19th. Honolulu should wake un Join Quinn was found guilty of icsuieiu laii nas Bigncd the ne taKen on July so. . , , . (secretary W ood of the Promotion Commlitno u-riins it inf. Mm rrrnoft. Panariia exposition will beheld in.Washington instead of on the Eacificl coast. William G. Irwin is duo here that his visit may have much to iiu; oiireeiiuis estate. Queen Liliuokahuu afiirms her w. i3iimn, v. r. lauKen and A. s. PARIS, April 22. Roosevelt's tions tendored him are, according parallel in history. No reigning .reception than that tendered him ANNAPOLIS, April 22. Harvard won from the 'if'-.u in the annual boat race hero today. ' POINT RICHMOND. April 21. (-.in. i uuiiuia hi un wum uisiroycu HONOLULU, April 21. Georiro Thiolon has Woiii secretary to George Stackable. ine liquor men are to s;art a 1 . a . bition interests. Dr. Sun Yat Sun, tho revolutionarv leader with n Wi r.n bend, is here in Honolulu, in his In the Schlemmer case: .Indue unlawful to bring aliens by vessol through and by others. Judge Cooper decides that Holt i i The transport Dix from Japan WASIIINGTON, April 21. Hearst, afte r a eoiifnrennn u-illvV.r this morning, issued an nstoundini: .gauiereci uiat more is to Do an open conllicl between Taft and?Ror volt. Hearst's fctntement is an unqualified endorsement of Ta'ftri PITTSBURG, April 21. Four charge on the strikers by the police ALBANY, April 21. Tho assembly voted in favor of the l ..... i.-... . orni ueiiing oruinnnce. DECATUR. Alabama. Anril I 1 --.--- CHARLEVILLE, April 21. pussengers touay. . , HONOLULU, April 20. -Tourist tho Hawniian promotion committee. Henry Webb, who left hero for lieved to the person who, mailed the T Tl ..1 joo Jieai nas gone to Hunt lor READING,- Connecticut, April bankrupt. Their liabilities are $4,000,000. NEW YORK. Anril 20. President Tlnfft nil nf I ln P ma o nil Car Co. has been arrested nnd chnrged wiih bribery nnd engagin conspiracy in the grnfting municipnl bills in Pittsburg. Hfs hall INDIANAPOLIS, April 20.Tom Taggart is a candidate Cikm senate. NEW YORK, April 20. It is ....... 1, 1 ' . . .. 1101 do a canumnio lor reelection. WASHINGTON, April 20. The by n big democratic vote. Ho has Ell NEWCASTLE, Now South Wales. Anril 20. The nriiUI, uSi ...... , . . ?nnnrn nas loumiered. wight of the HONOLULU, April 20. Tommy Lucas died of heart disi&S i 1 .... luriiiiy. Alexander Youn Riiffnred n Kiro1.-o nf immirdf (:; i.:a-Air.r.W" , TI 11 j- ..w... i'uiivi I.UI3 Experts are here to. install the DCIVlC 111 OUUQ, . COLLECTED ISAiS View on. the 18th?Fer Ia r V? oigiirju-nuuseYen deceiving Courtesy in Europe. 14s 3d. ,a,,n f .... :....,.:....: i... States InternaURcvcnuo service,7col- y.- . .. . '''-.va from the observatory yesterday . ' spun in- ir n innit,"i 'irnn,,u,n J - "J " uuiKi:(il, VF. -11.14 till 141. ,,W .. . - i others, on Tuesday morning, thoj J reckless driving, an automobile. rcso ution enll ii.t fnr ;i n nh en in in. " do with the local administration ori'inal IriisL dnnd n.nnniniinARvl Ulegliorn as truPtees. tour thromdi Kiirnno.niffPft'i to Parisian iiewsnanGrs&wi sovereign was ever ignnpT laro yesterday. k? SSi:-'' Three bunded :-hvti. 11,. nere louay. ffi ' ' . ' u - paper here in their own Jinti.&TiinS ".Hi t f f homo town ' teM Robertcon Mleniclml li.'ni ii and land them in the United Stntegg: - imi.L nnswei to the rb.-irirft. nf'j encountered heavyR(rie?.,: statement. From bis bW.iV?A'tv!i unionists were shot.'.duri here yesterday. ' '--.ii. 7 91 K , AKaicb-i),. 1 nil 1 J VJ 1 : . Tho Seinmereronl A. earI j j . managers on tho coast the Colonies on Anril 9rwl indecent anti catholic card's' Grace. 20. Mark-Twain is seriously jBri renorted M.af Snnnlnr TlnnnnlMi - - 1--.' democrats claim thov ivinl,, been urged to run for the govtfjjjnjH ' ' t-'i' crew are missing, 1 1 f "i5.- - I i . ciijia III 1110 "' 1. mill lllll. new '.telephones?- T 7' 'Wiiii 'ulJuinvnW 3tcelB fill" heyvilTR. " t Jtei ' " MLiVr , 1 ,AvEitaH.a. iiiiVm folf UI13.iHr - - nr" im 11 ir iniiM" - -TrwriTTir n '