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nVENINOnUM ETIN, HONOLULU, T. II I'HIIUY, DKC. I, 1008. 3 n i A I 1 I I sxmcjassrjt '1 ' l 1 kH - t '' Pin I An Epoch-Marking Sale Hand-Drawn Linens and Hand-Made Battenberg- Scarfs and Centers At 'Prices tliat will make Bargain History Here is Your Opportunity of Selecting Christmas Presents at i Less than Half Price. No such values have been offered . before in the History of Trade Bargains. Watch our Windows. A Drawn-Work Scarfs, Tea Cloths and Squares In handsome designs, all done by hand, and in value up to $3.50 the whole lot of them on sale at $1.65 each Battenberg Scarfs and Centers All hand-mndc in pretty designs', with linen centers, values up to $1.50 the whole lot on sale at 95c each GAMP QUESTION IS UP TO LEGISLATURE (Committee Is Appointed To Draw Up A Law Panama SALE BEGINS NEXT FRIDAY MORNING N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. LIMITED Tasteful Christmas Goods I yon don't know exactly what to get for Christmas Presents a- visit to our Oriental Department will quickly solve the Puzzle. Handsome Oriental Goods Kimonas, Mandarin Coats, Satsuma Ware, Cloissone, Lacquer Ware, Brasses, Flower Pots, Jardinieres, Japanese Tea & Coffee Sets Toys, Papeteries, Vienna Statuary All New and Specially Selected, the Finest we have ever had: o UR LINE 'OF SPECIALLY IMPORTED TOYS for Christmas is worth sec in,7. Here you can get anything in TOYS that a child could wish for at remarkably Low Figures. Our PAPETERIES arc tasteful, and we" now have some exquisitely artistic VIENNA STATUARY' that you would liko to sec. Pay Us a Visit H.Hackfeld&Co.,Ltd. CORNER OF FORT AND QUEEN STREETS. I iBHlBiiH miiia Good folks Take Notice It's a Good Sign If it's painted by Stanley Stephenson, The Paint Shop. 134 King St. LUNCHES and BRINKS The most popular place in tovn, The Fashion Saloon, DOUBLY PERSISTENT STOWAWAY WINS OUT SAN FltANCISCO, Calif.. Nov. 2:.. J. S. JnckKon, isi-mmm. who arrival Iipio yesterday on tlio liner Alamedn, probably holds tho record ot the P.i rifle ocenn as a stowaway. He U 19 3 cars old, a native of Washington, mid constitutionally opposed to pay ing faro to ocean transportation com panies. He found himself In Hono lulu weary of life In, tho tropics rind financially embarrassed. Ho was too tired to worl; his way homo on n wind Jatiimcr and top poor to pay faro on a liner. Hut w'lth his genius for stownwiiywardncss, It seemed inoro a matter of choosing liners than pay ing fares. Ho selected tho Mongolia ns a nice, ensy-rlding ship and would probably hnvo succeeded In making Mr. Iturrl ninn talto him to tho mainland If tho Mongolia hud not mctho-Mnnchurla about half yny between Honolulu and here. The sen was smooth, so Captain Morton signaled tho Man churia to stop. A boat was lowered nuil Jackson wan given a transfer In mldoccan mid taken hack to Hono lulu. He wns Keen aboard the Alameda an hour or so before sailing. Ho w.H pointed out as tho man that had stowed away o ntho Mongolia and wns invited to wak ashore Ho walked. Ho was back again u few minutes later and again was ordered ashore. This ttmo ho was escorted socm distant o from tho wharf. He, was not been again until two days aftor tho Alameda left Honolulu, when ho walked up to Cnptaln Dow dell, touched his cup and reported his presence on board. As It was not convenient to send him back ho was brought along and, being an Ameri can citizen, was allowed to land nt this port, "Thoy put mo off tho Mongolia nutl they made mo work on tho Mauchu rlu," ho said jesterday, "but I'll nuiKo tho Southern l'aclflc take mo to Washington." m, Now scandals aired In suit of Count Ilonl do CastPllnno ng.ilnst former wlfo, now spoiito of I'rlneo Hullo do Sngan. Kugcno Zimmerman Hays Andrew Cnrncgii) for vlows nif tariff reform. Ilnnsovclt says for people to do noth ing for ox-Presidents. Ilov. Dwlght K. rnttor dies after op eration for cancer, 1 I, , , Hotel St. Jack Scully, near Fort. Jack Roberts, TOWNSEND UNDERTAKING COMPANY EMBALMING Kaplolnni Cor, Kine & Alakea, A SPECIALTY BM&. Fop Sale Building Site at Puunui, near Coun try Club. 2 Acres for $7.50. Scenery unsurpassed. P. E. R. Strauch Phone 411. WAITY BLDO. ... 74 8. KINO ST. i , ,..,.,, ., ,. . fjjkffimirt tftfflfaft SAfrr.'dnfcH.. hJ. Jfej'tViii.Viig.-ai BIG MEETING HELD IN SENATE CHAMBER Bringing of Race Question Into the Dispute Is Deprecated and Educational Campaign Is Urged Wo fnor Iho passago by Bald Hoard of Superiors, If tho law officers of tho Territory and County shall ileeni tho snmo expedient, and ns n means of dealing with said question Jtfftf l tcrvnl before tho next mcnjH'lho l.eglslattiro, ot a further jjlBIBp or ordinances to regulate thoMjfljd oc cupancy of such hiitldinKjHJfencf camps) of said character nCTtavo been heretofore erected nud aro now stand ing In closo proximity to any of our public schools, and to regulate or pro lent tht erection of such structures elsewhere In tho residential districts of our city, unless by tho consent of tho owners and occupants of neighbor lug promises. Wo favor thu adopt on of tho urin- clplc. (already engrafted upon tho law providing for tho salo of Intoxicating liquors,) of permitting tho owners nnd occupants ot neighboring premises to oxcludo from, and prevent tho con struction In, tho locality of their homes nnd property, f buildings of the char acter, nnd Intended for the uses afore said." Tho nbovo paragraphs aro extracts from a resolution passed last night nt a meeting ot tho Improvement clubs of Honolulu, called by tho Central Im provement Association In tho Senate Chamber at tho Capitol, for tho pur poso of considering what action should be taken relative to the- Japanese boarding camps being erected In Ma klki and other rcsldcnco sections of tho city. i Tho resolutions wero presented by C. W. Ashford, vlco-prcsldcnt of tho Knahuhinnu Improvement Club, who In tho absence of the president, acted as spokesman for tho club. Ashforn went over tho ground thoroughly, ex plaining the conditions which had led to the calling of tho meeting, nnd said that It seemed as though It should be possible to provide somo legislation covering tho matter of Japanese camps in the reslilenco districts If tho pres ent nrdlnunco should bo dcclurcd In valid. "Thero has been, unfortunately, more or less effort to bring tho ques tion of raco lino this argument." con cluded Ashford. "Such should not bo the case. It mny he that tho Japanese will bo the ones most directly affected by this proposed legislation preventing the erection of lodging camps, .hut that Is only a circumstance, and tho race matter should bu left out of tho argument, What wo object (o aro tho cheap lodging houses, no mnlter by That 'peoplo they may bo erected." Ashford then presented his resolu tion which stated thnt, during tho past few months, u 'number of "unsightly nnd probably unsanitary structures de signed and used ns labor camps" hnvo been erected In tho residence portions of the city, thnt thoy hnvo decreased thu value of tho surrounding property, hnvo Increased thu lire risks, ami have In other ways mado tho districts undo slrablu to live in. It therefore urged that steps be tak en to prnihto such legislation as shall insure Iho abatement of tho alleged nuisance. Deputy District Attorney W. I.. Whitney said: "At tho request of the Goiernor I have been preparing to meet tho exigencies of this caso from Iho Territorial standpoint. This is a difficult matter to handle. Tho Su premo Court, in tho famous California laundry cases, has handed down a de cision thnt tho granting or withhold ing ot a llccnso cannot ho left In tho hands nt any man or body ot men, inch as tho Doard of Supervisors. Tho Hoard of Supervisors has no control over tho Territorial Treasurer and therefore can have nothing to do with tho granting of licenses." A. (J, M. Ilnhertson: "I was very much interested, during tho rending of tho minutes of tho last meeting, in hearing of what Dr. Scuddcr said con cerning tho necessity for wnglng n campaign of education, Hut I do not ngroo with Dr. Scuddcr that tho cam paign of education should bo carried on among tho Japanese Tho educa tion should ho undertaken among tho Anglo-Saxon peoplo of this commun ity who employ Orientals In trades whero they como In competition with a better class of homo makers. S. Shcha, editor of tho Hawaii Shim- pn, was called upon to glvo his Ideas on tho subject. Snld ho: "I do not question tho necessity for a strong law in this matter. Hut I bcliovo that law and education should go hand In hand. Just ns thero aro white, pcopla who will lease out their land for the erection of lodging houses In order to moko monoy, and lawyers who will try to pruvo tho law against such lodging houses unconstitutional, so the're are J&paneso who will erect lodging houses for thu purpose of making monoy. "Tho better class of Jnpancso nre doing nil that they can to prevent the Japanese lodging houses from going Into the residence parts of tho city Thero Is no doubt but thnt n cam paign should bo carried on among tho Jiipancse, We would support It, On the other hand, tho whlto peoplo bhnuld do a little educating among those of their own people who halo so little rlile prhlo that thoy will leano their land for lodging houso purposes" ' Shoba's talk was received with up- ( A careful consideration of the Isthmus and its people, their attitude toward, the canal, and a calm discussion of the canal itself should be of exceptional value. In thC CHRISTMAS METROPOLITAN MAGAZINE Eleanor Y. Bell, in "The Real Panama and its People" gives the history of the republic from its earliett days. THIS ISSUE ALSP CONTAINS PLENTY OF GOOD FICTION For Sale at all Newsdealers 15c a Copy HBnBanamoasn I $1.50 a Year PeUi PrcpftM Sale Clearance This sale applies only to the main store at Elccle. A Great Reduction in all Lines oi COTTON GOODS These will be sold at LESS THAN COST : ENGLISH TAILOR GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and CAPS, MEN'S SOCKS, At Sacrifice Prices. 'AH These Prices Strictly Cash. , , . A fine line of Fancy Wines and Liquor for the Christ mas trade in our Liquor Department. J. I. Silva's Store, Eleele, Kauai nnnjmtiMwmnvmmnmnf)fiMTmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm'- TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES aWMWMWHmWMMMWMWWWWWlA'VWW Wilson testifies that I'ollro 'Judge Cnnlan nnd Henry Ach wero Huef's confidants during graft regime. John F. Stone nnd wife of San Fran cisco have decree of divorce set uRlde. Proposed Increase In freight rates to bo attacked on basis of vast over- throughout thocaiiaiizatioii oi eoutucrn i-aciuc. uiv- notifying them of an In-li" turtle associations may uc nrmon- IZl'M. .MUtl-Ull'Ill I'll li'ui Hi i-iiiiiitii.iu T. C. Frlcdhindor, known railroad programmer. Spring Valley transforms Itself from tho beggar to tho spendthrift and pays a dividend. Patrick Calhoun, under financial preBsuro, may sell out United Will roads holding to Kdwnrd 11. Hnrrimnn. Shrevo &.Co. will nbsorh tho Jewel ry firm of W. K. Vnndersllce. John Smith ot Sonoma Is killed In duel on desert near Hhjollto. lA-sllo Dudley Carter tiles appeal Cnpt. Ivan do Nnzlmoff, chnmborlnln to tho czar nnd tlce-dlrcetor of thu Husslnn printing office, started out Irom New York lo Inspect largo Ameri can printing establishments. Letters nro being sent out by tho Navy Department to nbout 1,000 cm ployes of nnvyyards United State crease In salaries ranging from 4 to 10 per cent. The population of Uruguay Is official ly estimated to bo 1,111,758. A census was taken In October, hut tho commis sion's report hns not yet been com piled. Bird lovers from many section ot tho country attended tho twenty-sixth an nual meeting of Iho Amerlcnn Orni thologists' union In Cambridge, Mass. Edward Jennings, wealthy San Fran ileco grocer, Is sued for dlvorco. Harry K. McCullough, treasuier of tho Union Trust Company of Pittsburg, was found dead and rrozen stiff In a thicket near Dubois, Pn. II" was on a hunting trip. It Is feared ho was poisoned. Kabul Bamuol Koch of Scuttle, Wash., said that Intermarriage as sug gested by Dr. Hirsch would end tho Juwlsh race. William' P. Frazce of New York died as the result of a spider's bite. Patrick Ford, editor of tho Irish World, of New York, who was scored In tho Houso of Commons for n pro jected visit to Kngland, mny not go tlicic. It Is reported In Now York that "Abo" Hummel received 11,000,000 for rcting ns scapegoat in thu Dodgo-Morso dlvorco sensation nnd serving n year in Sing Sing prison, Mrs. F. T. Dent, a slstor-ln-law of Gen, U. S. flrnnt, was slightly hurt on tho outskirts of Denver when a hunter fired on tho auto In which she was rid ing. Tho machlno had run over onu of tho hunter's dogs. A report in Wnll street Is that James Ktlllmnn. president of tho National City bank of Now York, Is to retire und thnt Vice-President Frank A. Vnndcrllp, for merly of Chicago, Is to bo his suc cessor. Luxurious living nnd automobiles nro working havoc among tho squirrels of Central Park, Now York. A census Is to bo taken nnd means adopted for their preservation. Fourteen men, charged with murder In Vulloy county. Montana, pleaded guilty at Great Falls to manslaughter and wero sentenced to various terms in prison. Chris Goodwin, pioneer fireman, who helped fight thu great Chicago tiro ot 871. died In Kansas City, Mo, aged 71 years. Ho was known ntuong flromeu Ihcro ns "Old Chicago." a tt tt n it n n tut tt :i tt tt tt tt a plnuse, A strong resolution was unanimous ly passed nnd n committee of nine was appointed to drnft u law for sub mission to the next Legislature, said committee to report at a special meet ing to bo called nt tho discretion nt tho piesldont, Thoso on the commit loo nro: Messrs. Ashfoid, Chairman, Doiithlit, HnlicUmn, Lansing, Logan (illuinro, Weaver, F. T. V. Watersouso and Sliubu, from order admitting father's wlll'to probate. Kooscvclt writes artlelo of "Awak ening ot China," for Outlook magazine. Mine. StcinhcUs wlldl charges' said lo ha duo lo hysteria. Dr. Fornes Diaz, former sccretnry of ttato of Honduras, nddrcsses appeal to tho civilized world to put nn end to tho atrocities ot President Cubcra ot Guatomcln, Snn -Franclbco civic lengno opens now inspection department to trail workings ot city's S18,:oO,noO bond In itio. Martin Cnrtcr, Sr., Alameda county millionaire, dies in pugilists' quartern at tho ringside. Government launches tho Inspector, which will ho used In thu Sun Fran cisco Immigration service. Chinese laundry at tho Presidio causes oposltlon of wives of enlisted men, who hao been doing tho washing. Snn Francisco Chamber of Com merce rcnows controversy over India basin art by thanking Ij Angeles vot ers for defeating tho measure. San Frnnctsco ChnmbVr of Com merce wires protest against reduction in tariff nn lend. Rush L. Holland. Grand Kxalted Rut or of (he K.Iks, will make whirlwind tour of California. Oakland women scolded by husband for gambling ends her llfo.wlth doso of acid. Hoy slays his stepfather In Hcnlds burg tp protect mother from husbnnd'x knlTe. Snn Frnnclsco wins tho Y. M. C. A. lelHj- foot raco to Snn Jose. President Itoosevolt makes notubto j address nt hivlnir of cornerstone of---,' building being erected by Colored Y. ,' 11. C, A. In Washington, Dr. Wallace A. Ilrlggs of San Fran cisco suggests that condemned crim inals test the tuhetcular Infection. P-fw i,,ni,iiiiiu I wiii,uiiii-a II, illllll. Ill ll-yT plication to. Federal court to liv ro-L celver appointed for Spring Valley, n ) Tho wireless station on ltutslau hall, ' San Frnnclsco, caught signals from Ja- , pan, nearly 0,000 miles uwity. Twcnty-lho million dollar cornorn-' Hon formed to control gold dredging on I-Vnther and Anieilcau fliers. ' Dr Call an Marquis rccuiei liljunr Hon against Ban Francisco medical so ciety In case, on ethics. . J,.hXJt: ,. , Vwau.J jj.M?Ai'. ?J?- j- ' .s-iakaiiu ? M 41