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1ST "TCWfT : 1 11$". 3fr ;i : :' f' From San Francisco: r'LULfr ' 1 Alameda . . ...). July 10 Tor San Francisco:. . j,r"V WW From Vancouver: , ik" Mnrama . . ..'.h'July 24 For Vancouver: """"" Aora'hgl July 22 VOL. X. NO. 405! laukea Tells Of HiS $100 Note MAUI POLITICIANS AROUSED BY WELLS C. B. WELLS FIRES HOT POLITICAL SHOT INTO MAUI CAMP (Hpiicl.il to Iho II u Hot In) Wulluku. Maul, July 11. Tim Wni luku It)iulttlcaii I'rvclnct Chili had it warm meeting lal ulvllt at'lho Wal luku Couit House. I'lCKliK'iit C. II. Wells called tho meting tn imlor pininptly at 7:3(1 i. ill CJ. 1). Scluued it held ilowtt tliu KCcrotaryK chair while Mr. Wells niaitu au owning Htiitumcut. paying Hun II. 1 lUMnlnf ii very warm trlliutu for running tlio Maul Republican party an one-man power, anil claiming that kind of thin,; should bo hiought in an end now. Mi. WcIIh' lcmnrl's were lUe one of Thor'H ronulilalilu thundei bolts hurled Iniiii n clear rky Into nn uiihiisportln,; audience, lor II iur tlieio was an uu iltencu limn Jertiii tick, excepting thoto within the lucky circle, tint aullcncn was. Supervisor llnla triiiu Hnni wes there, also .lu.lgn A. N. Knpnlkal, Cap tain W. K. Hal, V.. II. Hart, mid other Republican loadoiu. They had to hoi 1 1 their biiulh, while Mr v, ellu continued i iiih nury reiiiniiiB against me. ono-nian power. During the last ten years, wuliuku l'lcciuct Club n.ier held a meeting ns hot as last night's. It lirougltt hack to tho ineinory of old timers tho ilnya when llory politicians threw lirlnistone and redhot unlies at Ihclr opponents, when Ulupbratrbn .and personalities were supreme, hut last night's meeting was utterly old of these lattor excepting tho llory pa;t nf It, nnd thero was enough tire pres ent, most of It In latent form, to gle i neigy to tho Mauna Kca at a sixteen l.not rate. This was all hrouglit about hecauso the County Commutes recommended I). II. Knhnulello, who was endorsed by tho Lahalua 'Republican Precinct Chili, for County Attorney. Tho Maul County Board of Supervisors, how uer, are understood not to bo In fav or of him for obvloim reasons. W. V. Crockott and J. W. Kalua filed their replications for tho olfico direct to the Uoard of Supervisors. Tho Board of Supervisors at au ex icutho meeting held on Thursday night decided to postpone D. H. Caso's resignation until next meeting, ilessis. II, M. Col;o and W. A. McKay wcie before the Hoard on behalf of Mr. Case. It Is certain that tho Iloard does not wish at this stage to part with Mr. Case's Bonlces as County Attorney. It seems, however, that tho county attorney, and his nsosclates lire bent on his resigning, and It Is charged that this is done to bring rliout a state of chaos In Maul county affairs, well knowing tho paucity of available material for tho ofuco hero. Tho qualification placed by the law on Iho applicants Is that they must first of all bo bona fldo residents of U1I3 Summer Suits Swell douhle-breasted tuiti in blue serge' and black un dressed wonted. Light weight, half-lined, and tailored by ALFRED BENJAMIN & CO. We sell extra pai n of light trousers 'to go with them, making practically two suits, . Stop in and see' them. They're natty and At perfectly. H THE KAH CORNER OF FORI Ev 3:30 EDITION There is no rcason for summ?r dullness The Bulletin IO county for at least n year Jieforo clec' thin or appointment. , The political tiro has been burning for si-viral months pant, and lll.o Kl lauea when tliu oppoiltino time comesj lor uiniiiiiig mo pciiiup energy in ine form of leilhot lava, noiuuthliig had to give way and tho fliuworks begin. Tho following nominations for I're-J cinct nmcers toon place: i or President . II. Case, D. H. Davis, ui.d V. II. UaJ. . Flist Vice I'rerldent Jos. K. Welch. Second Vlco President S. U. Kaluo. Sccieti'ty D. II. Hogeis. ABtlbJant Secrctar W. R Crockett. Treasurer C D. I.ufkln. JiiiIrca of r.lecllon W. R. Hal, M. 11. I'errclia. Kxeqmhe Conitnltteo C. Wilson, W. T Ilobhuon, W, A. McKay, It. A. 'W.ulsworth. Another list containing candidates for all tho olHceis itu.l Includl.ig nine names for the execntlxu rommltteo was ruled but by tho chairman o.i tho g!i:uud that It hail more than live r.unlcs lor the executive committee. Mr. Hnrt appealed from tho ruling of the chair an 1 the protest will go down to tho Territorial Central Commttteo to lay for their decision. Mr. Wells was tho nominee for president on that llstj but Mr. Wolls at the beginning of the meeting had stated that he would not stand for"renomlnatlon ns he was going-to leave the cotiiifry In tliu near futuro on another trp. FREE GAR AIDE SCHEME SHAKY Tho prospects of giving frco trans imitation to the sailors during their stay hero arc rather doubtful now. Chairman K. E. Richardson of tho Transportation Committee this after noon reported adversely to the (tee ttansportntlon schemo because of lack of funds, and, judging from the general expression of various com mitteemen, it seems as If tho whole thing will bo abandoned. The mat ter was, howover, defened until to monow afternoon. x The $1000 which the Japanese Fleet Committee turned over to the Ways and Means Committee was Intended to be used (Continued on Page 3) Moana Hotel bath houso will bo open every evening during month of July. CO., LTD., AND HOTEL STREETS. ENING BULLETIN PAGES-HONOLULU. TERRITORY OF HAWAII. MONDAY, JULY 13. 1908-IO Yacht Sighted K Any yacht sighted, one long a blast. Followed by: St One short blast for Lurline. & Two short blasts for Lady 8 8 Maud. 8 Three short blasts for Hawaii. . 8 8 Four short 'blasts for Owen- 8 8 dolyn. n 8 In case the name of the yacht 8 8 is not known when sighted, the 8 8 short blasts will be given later. 8 n This Is tho gist of the results of it Yacht Club meeting held for the pttrposo of deciding these points. It Is now nearly time that some of the racers be poking their heads around Diamond Head, In case they are hav ing good winds on the run down, and for this reason the action in fixing signals by which the public may know tho outcome of this race ns early as posslblo is very timely. ALL PARTIES SPEAK ONHAUULAROSTRl Magoon, Li;ik and Achi Each Defends is Party A very Interesting meeting of polit ical leaders was held unexpe:tedl at Knncohe last Saturday, after n cer tain case hud been tried before the District Magistrate, Alkuo. Tho at lornejs who appeared In the case wcro J. A. Magoon and W. C. Achi, who went oter from Honolulu. They flis't fought in the court nnd Ma goon won tho case. Whon they camo out, tho people, Hnwailans, Chinese, and Japanese, who had gathered there, asked Achi for a political speech. Aulil, without the slightest hesitation, occupied the rostrum and Btarted the ball rolling, lie nnnounc ed that the reason he loft tho Repub Mean party wm that It did not keep Its promises to the pooplo. The La' bor party was organized for tho ben eflt of the laboring class. Ha advised the hearers to work together for tho good of all tho workingmen. Magoon, who was present and heard Achi talk, followed him with the goods from -tho Republican party. He said that if tho Hawallans wanted free homesteads they could only get them from the Republican- party. which Is in power. Ho advised the people to bo very careful and voto for good men. Link McCandless, who was going (Continued on fsgo 4) Stocks and Bonds We respectfully solioit or ders from clients who ap preciate intelligent brok erage service. Every order you give will , be executed to the letter and a report sent to you at once. We charge the regular commission of the members of the Honolnlu Stock and Bond Exchange. Hawaiian Trust W, H m I 1 w laukea Gives Full Details of Famous Isoi $100 Note That he had approached several prominent business men before bor rowing from Isoi; that he did not realize at tho time that Isoi, the len der of the money, vwus the same per son u h Isoi of Iwllel fame, and that the affair, though possibly Indiscreet, was not In any way dishonest, aro the explanations offered by Sheriff laukea In regard to the transaction which has caused so much comment In the community. The Sheriff was aBked this morning by a U u 1 I e t i n reporter to give a more complete ac count of all the details of the trans action, as woll ns of the facts which led up thereto, than he furnished 'for Saturday's 11 u 1 1 c 1 1 n . T.his ho complied with without hesitation, making the following statement: "I have no further statement to make at this time, except to say thatj It anybody thinks that I would take money dishonestly or accept any thing In the way of graft, he Is coun ting without his host; and the peo plo responsible for the reports and rumors of graft that havo been cir culated against mo of lata do me a great wiong and Injustice. It ther Is any manhood about them thcu ought to come out like men and chargo me with wrongdoing and not sneak behind and stab mo In tho back. "I am Informed that a certain Fed eral official" Mr. laukea in his state ment gave tho name of this official "was Instrumental in spreading these reports about me, jbased oh a note that I had given to one IboI. "This note, bo I was Informed yes terday by Isoi, who came to mo at his own instance, was obtained by this official from Isol's wife. He vis ited tho houso when Isoi was not at home, and whllo looking over 'some papers ho Baw the note and asked to borrow It for a short ttmo, which ho dld,,and during this time I believo he had it photographed. It was then re placed, and it was only very recently that Isoi knew of this. "Now I have no Ill-will against this official, but I feel that he has In jured me, although probably he' did not seek to do so, but rather to dis credit the people who are backing the Iwllel agitation, and who, ho fools, have been persecuting htm. "Tho entire note transaction was a very simplo one, and while I feel that tho act may have been an Indiscreet one, I can unsure you that there was absolutely nothing dishonest about It. While I feel that the matter Is a pri vate one, I consider, however, that In view of tho talk the matter has caus- ICE CREAM FOR PARTIES Our Ice Cream is famous in Honolulu A. Y. CAFE .Our next Fruit Boat H3L0NIAN, JULY 14. Island Fruit Co., 72 8. Xing St. Phone IS. Pay A-Littlc-At-A-Time FURNITURE J. Hopp & Co., 185 S: KINO STREET. ' ' ii' i cd. It Is due the people who elected me, and the public In general, that they know tho full facts. "Toward the end of April I was in financial difficulties, hnvlng somo notes to meet which I did not see my way clear to meet. I went to I). F. Dillingham and asked him it he could let me have )2S0 for a short time. Ho said he was not able to do bo, but would try to raise the .money from his friends, but I told him that I did not wish him to go begging for me. I also went twlco to sco W. R. Castle, but I billed to nnd him in, but D. L. Wlthlngton saw me on both theso occasions. However, I did not speak to li I in about my errand. "Late one afternoon ns I was sit ting here In my office worrying over the matter, Special Officer TownBend passed my door, aud I asked him If he knew where I could borrow $100 for n short time. He said that ho might get It, and the next day ho brought tho money and I made out a note for the. amount, which was later on paid back by me. The very fact that I made a note will show (hat there was nothing dishonest ,and.iio graft about tho affair. As a matter of fact, at the time I did not realise that the Isoi by whom the money was advanced was tho man who has leas ed property at Iwllel. "Later on there began to circulate rumors about the matter, and I wus approached by several leading Demo crats, to whom I told the full circum stances ,ot the case. Taylor asked Townsend about tho matter, but Townscnd did not tell him tho facts, but told mo that Taylor had' asked him. I then called Taylor and told him about the entiro transaction, and later on, when Taylor resigned, he told me, In answer to my quostton, that he did so because he had intend ed to do so for some time, and that he was not actuated by any belief that I had accepted graft. "Now all I ask for Is fair treatment In this matter. I have been absolute ly honest, and havo fulfilled the pro mises I made, to the people who elect ed me. I am willing to accept fair criticism of my nets, but when peoplo made charges about graft they should have the courage to bring open charges Instead of trying to smirch my reputation with Innuendoes." SUGAR SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., July 13. SUGAR: 96-degree Centrifugals, 4.36 cents, or $87.20 per ton. Previous quotation, 4.39 cents. BEETS: 88 analysis, Us. 3d. Parity, 4.37 cents. SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., July 11. 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The Olympic games were opened here today with great ceremonv by King Edward, In the preliminary trials Sullivan and Sheppanl of the American team won heats in the 1500-metre run. i i i m Thaw In Jail Waits New Hearing WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., July 13. Harry Thaw has been placed in iail pending the hearing to determine his sanity, which willbe held in September. m a.N i FIRES ARE DSTROYING GREAT FORESTS t . BELLINGHAM, Wash., July 13. Forest fires are doing immense dam age in this section. REBELS - .WASHINGTON. D. C. Julv 13. is imminent. i LEIS FORJAILORS The ladles of Hawaii insist Navy regulations regarding uniform to tho contrary that every man of tho Fleet who parades Friday next must yield Hawaiian custom and accept a wreath of flowers as n token of their regard for the Navy. 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