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W.hi it ;yf " '? . V f T ?v: n "1 Bulletin From San Francisco: Ililoiilan ...,,,.. Uce. 22 Tor Sun Fmiicltio! Alnmcdu Drc 2 From Vancouver: AormiRl Jnn. S For Vancouver: Moann Jnn. 5 4 Days ToChristmaa DO YOUR SHOPPING EARLY 3:30 EDITION Honolulu merchants want and Honolulu buyers need the Bulletin most if VOL. XI. NO. 440G. 16 PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1909. 16 PAGES. fUlUfi 0 UUIlli i,i MAXIM NICARAGUA Evening GUNS FOR KEEP PEACE IIP c V f- 1- 4 ' 0 t: . '? ' HAWAII CONDITIONS TOLD DY WOOLLEY IN CHICAGO Claims . Liquor is Cause Of Native Population ' Decrease PUTS FAULT OH OFFICERS AND LAW Fears the Soldier Population Now in Islands Will Suffer Through the Open Manner in Which Li quor Is Being Handled. John (1, Wnoley gac mi nddicss In Chicago Dec. C on Ills Mens r conditions In Hawaii. Tilt) ueca Klim wns a general union piencheis' lucctlng lielil under the auspices t Chicago IVdeiatlon of Churches ('(ill lit 1 1 to wolioimi tliB delegates It) the Hist hlcntilul convention of 111" Anti-Saloon League ot Ameilcn. .Mr. Wooley In quoted III the Chica go Dally News iih follows on the tuple "Tim I.liiior Pioblem In Ha waii:.' 'Tor the sake of Immunity anitjiouay, uqciared Acting Ciovemor deicncy tho spirit of the Interna-1 Molt Hmllh this morning. "When Wll- tlonnl agtecment to keep alcoholic uer decided to ask for tho Immediate chinks from -south-se-n people, andncceptnnceJjf'lils'roflBiiiitlon I cr.bled j tho policy of our own government his intention to tho Governor, suggest- which kcops American Samoa safe f i om thu snloon, ought to Include I in wall. Hut tho Tcriltory Is un equal to this plain duty, though well enough disposed, until the Httudy middle class democracy urilves. It has not arrived, mid Is not yet beginning lo arrive. "Aiueiknn cMllzntlun Is on tllnl In Hawaii, with eveiy known com petition picsent, and tourist states men, students and philanthropists fiom the four quartcis of tho cnilh, taking notes. The Territory Is In- mieitor-geneinl of Anieilcan health ii Kill nut tho Invasion of Oriental d ! eases. No Infected ship gets fur thei than qiiaiautlnc In Honolulu bay, nor cleats that port without full, llinely warning to the main-, land. It Is the mauler key to tho I'.iilfic In case of war. No llect limn tho far cast could even deliver n challenge to Atneilia without coaling ut Ilcnolulii, The great Amcilcnn question in the event ot trouble with Japan would be, How stiong Is Hawaii; And tho federal roveinment Is constructing tho an swer now, regai dless of expense Even Police Are Affected, He Says. "To man the batteries and ship juuls and police every foot of tho shine, bodies of picked men from ii'l onus of the sorvlio nie on duty.. It has been n part of my business to observe them carefully. They are young, clean, quiet and n credit to the count ly. Hut tho monotony uud en need Idleness of tho llto they lead put heavy strain upon tho Miuudest chnructor. And It Is thoro that tho liquor trade gets In its HiieSTiIng, poisoning work among them. "More than seventy-five saloons mo liienscd lo lay for them In tho r.no Island of O.thu about ICQ In tho gioup. Wholesale liquor stores nro mero snloons In Hawaii, except two or thieo great firms that sell liquor .incldentully nnct bona fide wholesale. Tho others nro drain rollers, and the woist of draniBell ers, willing nnd legally entitled to -el any quantity, however small, in. 'bottled gooiis' and to operate iiiitsldo bars. (Continued on Pane 6) 7is .Christmas Till New Years The ALAMEDA, sailing 22ND INST., will take to the coast a con tifininent of our choice fruits. Island' Fruit Co. 73 S. King St., pi fl JlOlie I 5 Frear Cables tie Is Governor Cuts Short Mainland Trip Gathering Data For Land Policy Defense Onu'riior Kroar linri ttoclitotl to cut short Ii Is lnlt to llio nintnlaiiit nml Ih now hurrying ucroBs the continent from Chicago, from which city ho sent n cablegram to Acting aoernor,Mott Smith, rtcclveil this morning. Inform ing the acting chief executive that ho wis on his wny linmo. It was not ex pected thut the Cioornor would ie turn until tho middle of January and his quick return has undoubtedly been hastened by the ciltlclsms that Prince Kuhlo lias olccd against the nilnilnts tratlon ol tho laud laws and the butch of leslguatlons that have declined slnco hq left for tho coast. I expect to receive a cable In con- nectlon with tho nimolntmeiit of n successor to Justice Wilder some time' Ing at tho same tlmo tliat ho seo the nesiueni. no received tnis cable Juel J and appraiser public lands tint nr lis ho was nbout to lcavo for New standing open to application, tho nitni York and Ill's cable today Indicate ber being declared by Marslon Camp that ho did not go to Now York but bell to bo approximately two thou had a consultation wllh the Ooveim sand. SUPREME COURT 'AMRIfBttT 'T EXIST :' Without Legal Status Since Wilder Resigned Will Gmernor IYear stand by tho' endorsement of the liar Association nml xidnm. rimiiti .i,i,i, n.. 11..11 r..,. tho Supieinc Uench or has he recom mended the appointment of Hobbinh 11. Anderson for tho vacancy caused by tho resignation of Arthur Wlldei? This Is the question thut local ut tor news are doing their best to decide mil opinion now seems about equally divided. Tho supporters of Do Holt point mil that tho selection of Anderson wool I place upon the Supremo Ilench a nuiji who Is cutlicly without Judicial ): perlence, while Do Holt has enrniti consideration for tho placo by virtue of his long and satisfactory servlco as a Circuit Judge. At tho present time nnd slnco Tnfl'fc cabled acceptance of Wllder's resig nation was received, Hawaii Is with out n Supremo Court. Tho law pro vides for a Supremo Court ot tbreo Justices but docs not recognize a Su preme Tribunal of less numbers Con sequently Hawaii will bo without a Supremo Court until Wlldor's succci.- sor Is nppolnted. Jlls.i Julo II, Raymond's exlitbti tlou of water colois ut tho Kllohana Art League have been so much ad mired thut they nre to bo on exhi bition for two more days. Tho hours for vlowln gtheso beautiful paintings lire from 10 o'clock a. in. to C o'clock p. m. mt Major WIiibIow was not at, his of fice this afternoon, being ono of those nlllceis chosen to tako tho llooseveltluii test In horsemanship. The test duration Is somq. ninety miles, which must bo perfoimed within a specified time. Tilt: INTBIMSl.AND steamer W u. 111111 wus repotted at K0I0.1 on ast Snturday and thovessol, la duo 10 leiuru 10 iiouoiuiu on vennes - ,uy with ti full shipment pf Biigtir. MINISTER Coming incut oulclals In connection with the vacuncy .on the Supremo Ilench uud then left without further delay on his homeward Journey." The quick action, granting Wilder' lequtst for an Immediate acceptance of his resignation, Is Interpreted Ice nlly to mean that President Taft wll' not linger on the appointment ol i. successor, but will name tho now As sociate Justice without delay, know. Ing that dining the Interregnum be twoen Wllder's resignation and tin appointment of a successor the Ten I tncy. to all Intents unit purpose, will bo without n Supreme Court. It Is stated about the Capitol thai Governor Krear will huve a full and cxhai.stlvo defenfe of his land policy ready for the people when lie returns, the heads of several departments hav Ing already been set to work sather' Ing tho necessary data" Tor tho use ot tho Governor. The tan' liuroiu has drawn up a record of nil tho su-veyo.i ALL BOOKED Physician in Asylum, But Says He Is Going . ' " rei """" "' "' ,ncm ,s D00Kml IO ucml1 "e . nesuny on me Aiumeuii, uiu iiieir departure fiom the Territory Is hedged nbout with considerable mystery, neither ,K. A. Mott-Snilth, president of the Hoard of Health, or Superintendent Peterson of the In k.iiio Asylum knowing nnytfilng of the contemplated departure of tho family fiom the locul Jurisdiction. When nuked today whethor lie had heard of any preparation being made far the release ot Dr. Atcher ley from the Asylum to permit him to go on the Alameda, Dr. Peterson stated that Atchcrley has been talk ing of nn expected release for some tlmo and Btiitlng thut himself, wife and children would leave Immedl atcly for the coast. President Mott-Smlth of tho (Continued on Page 7.) Confirm Lurton Supreme Court WASHINGTON. Deo. 20. The Senate today confirmed the appoint ments of Judge Lurton as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, and Mills of New Mexico, REFINED DROPS NEW YORK, Deo. 20. The price of refined sugar was reduced today ten cents a hundred. TUG LOST; CREW SAVED NORFOLK, Dec. 20. News reached here today of the founder ing at sea of the British tug' Bull dog. The crew was rescued by the cruiser Birmingham. ( m 1 Jpsy BULl ETIN AUS PAY Our Guns. Sleuths Fire Force Peace (Special Bulletin Cable.) MANAGUA. Nicaragua. Dec. 20. Maxim (runs were today trained on the mob makine a demonstra tion against the followers of ex President Zelaya at Granada. Many have been arrested The Americans cif tmniwlilni, Ibl, nfinnl fl.il 4tiw tf !?. inxena IP lorceapeace. Thaw Fails In Court of Last Appeal 7 (Su.'Cial Blclletin Cable.) WASniNOTON', Dec. 30. Jus- tice McKenna today delivered the decision of the United States Su- oreme Court denying the anneal in the case of Harry Thaw on a writ of error. This is the end of the latest effort of Stanford White's murderer to escape from the New York insti- tuticn for the criminal insane. Estrada Appeals to Sec'y Knox WASHINGTON. Dee. 20. Gen.' Estrada, leader of the revolutionary forces, has cabled Secretary Knox that peace in Nicaragua can be se- cured only through the complete ex- elusion of ex-President Zelaya and his followers. Estrada accompa- nies this information with the je- Quest that he be recognized as the President of Nicaragua. WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. The President today nominated Henry T. Gage, former Governor of Califor nia, as United States Minister to Portugal. m 1 ESTRADA THREATENS (Special Bulletin Cable.) WASHINGTON. Dec. 20. Gen. Estrada has informed the State De-! partment that if Madriz is inaugu-' rated P.sident of Nicaragua, the Estrada forces will remain in the field and continue their fighting for the control of the government. . CHILEANS ARE OUT The SANTIAGO. Chile, Deo. 20. Chileau Cabinet has resigned. Gage Gets Portugal Mission TO Shots at Man Richards Once More Escapes From Custody-Was Captured at Parents' House, But Eludes Officers ' IIUHIilB Il.iiuiuii in ucv.uiiii..k " ,,enl jB,-k Shepiinrel ns fnr as escap - ,n? from cual0(ly ) concerned. On louiurnuy hiiltiiiaju ne wun auncu- ilered by his bondsman nnd landed In the police station. nichard's ,otny there was very short, ns ho managed to scale the wall at the back of the yard and escape. Chief Mcuume was oul all saturation to him. day night trying to locate the es-1 , , , capee. but could not got any trace of Suddenly the chief heaid a sruf hlm till this morning, when from Be solug on. and then saw the Into Information recehed It was ilcctil-!!,r,"oncr ,n,,k,"K l lie trail ut his ed that the wanted man was being. bvii "eei1- Hastily calling on the. hidden by his mother, who lives at0,l'cr mrl'"i to f(,llow. McDufflo jjBlll,l took up the chae. but the fugitive, 1 Accordingly McDuffle and two 1n(lng the path through tho ba- othcr offlcers visited the Illchards' ,lnnn, "rovc '"'''' Koon Kot long home, but on arrival there with a w,,y '" ,l,e Wa,i' search warrant were puzzled to find ne of tho offlcers who hud ii gun Inn ....... n tnA ... n a . I. 1.1 Willi till,, V.IU fllntl .Kila.n.l 4.. IIh umlnr hiA nn.l Int.. rlnut thn tlcuths were on tho point of giving ,, the hunt, when McDufflo noticed i. gmnll trap door leading Into a loft ubove the bed room. , standing on a table, the big chief was able to force tho trap door open and thrust his head through tho aperture. The first thing McDuffle saw wns tho wanted man, who win, crouching against tho wall remote from the trap door. Upon being MIIIIIFf IS SORH TO GO Declares He Intended to Kemain in Hawaii A positive disclaimer that he. de- ol'led lometlrne ngo that ho would not coniin.10 on tno uencn ot tne reiicrui Cour was voiced by Judge Woodruff to'" morning in the rourbo of bidding formal furcwell to tho people of Hu- wall, as represented In the courtroom ' ho United States District Court. Judge Woodruff declared that "I ,was never moru surprised In tny life" , than when the cablegram was received about two weeks ago containing the oner of tho secretaryship of the Po cahoutas Coal Compuny. Ho expressed his regret that he found It necessury to leave the Territory and added that (Continued on Page 4) REAL ESTATE TRUST ACCOUNTS INSURANCE STOCKS AND BONDS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd., 923 FORT ST. PORTUGAL VUIICU lllllll lu MiriullUL-r lllf-llill 119 quietly gave lilmsulf up and was handed over by McDuffle to one of .1110 murr ountMB. j McDuffle then heroine engaged In n examination of the parents of Richards, aMd thinking the prisoner ,.. in n,- i,.,i. .. n, ...i,. ,. hclals. wiim not paying much ntten- In the nil ri'i ns to frlchten lllili- 'nriln. Tho revolver wns discharged jtwlce, but the only effect was to accelerate the speed of the escaped prisoner, who soon disappeared 0"t'0 "'"re from view, Ifowmir McDufflo Is confident that he will lay his hands on tho iniaii before many hours have ims-pd. and oneo hy docs capture HlclianU agnln, the modern Jnck Sheppard 'Continued on Page 4) BUYING HERS IMtHMlt Christmas Slump Didn't Materialize and the Prices Advance liming orders pie vailed In tha stock market today and tho general tiend of the market will probably be upwatdj rrom now on. The Christmas Mump has not panned out. Selling outers have been withdrawn and the mini who has been holding his money wait Ing for tho "holiday low prices" will have to buy on nn advancing miiket Comparatively few sales we-e ro ported on the Board this morning but every one of them was at mi advuuee over tho ridiculously low quotntliuis that havo ruled for a week. Pioneer sold at a higher figure and Walnluii (Continued on -Page 4) r Only One of Our Long Line of Manufacturers' 1051 FORT STREET. h FILIPINO ADVANCE GUARD COMES ON KOREA Big Liner Has Laborers For Plantation Work LARGE CONTINGENT FOLLOW ON NIPPON Wireless Plant on Pacific Mail Boat m Communication With San? Francisco at Four Thousand! ililcs, I The imIwuho guard of romethlnnj like- tlo huiidrtMl rillplno laborers has (iirihed at llonolul iiand will bo ills trlbuted to tho Mirlous sugar plant;,' lions as MKiu as they bavo goiui through tho required oxamln.itlon from" me loeni iniiuigraiioti iiuinoriiics. 11... I-.II..I.... . ... .,... 1 .i.iJV lie minims 111 uiu iiuiiiut-'r 111 uiirt ly ifucbcd Honolulu this n'fteriioon by" the I aclllc Mall liner Korea. Tho c sel leinnliied tho days nl Manila on tils trip. Tho nathcK wro "eager. go ii'hoic and anxious t osettlo dow in ii.eir new nonie ami mice up m- ployinent on the sugnr estates. ' r&! Tho big ilelcgutlnri Of nilp'lnosl which halo been iccriiiled by .lcVn7ij Plnkhum and Steen urc said will Kdj? low by tho T. IC: K. liner Nlpion jnriij The labor agents ar now orkliujB both In Panay Negrns and Luzon s lands. Tiny nre securing tho bettrM class of uatUcs, who nro exceedingly keen on making n change of huso nmljj mlgrato In 11 place where they cdkm take up labor and ut the some tinio ugj qulro n practical nnd working knowTfl cdgn of the sugar-muklng business. h Tho Koro.i wireless wdrki-d to pewJ fiction on the prcn tit trip, nrcordlnlff to tho repmt from Operator Phoipsij' who formcrlj hnudled the ti'clginpTi key on tho Oceanic steamer Alamcdnaj Tho vessel was lu coniinunlcatloii wltTifi Sail Pranclseo at 11 dlbtunce of iivey four thoiiband mile a few night nK'Jj A messago hid b mi M-nt to tlii',lax hukii stutlon ba. the operuto.r ut UhjS Hawaiian stutlnii replied that ho was? very busy ut the time. A few mlniilcsl later o Phelps astonishment, c unofiis message fiom fan l'raiicisco tuiiHniiie?' ins 1110 rereipi ot uio Korea h mesjti biihc . 1111 answer wns immediate y ' forthcoming, n,l till. ninillHI. (if Hnflm.il... 1 I,.? ... ...v i .v..... .,. l. v,-HI 1111 1-r II UlUrl Km ca pliked up a messago from tlJS Canadian-Australian liner Makurn, thj two htenmers be(ng over 2220 miles apart. Tho Mukura wns then soiiio fifty miles south of Fanning Island, ja The Korea brought soon lay-mere passengers for Honolulu out of "1105' small list of passengers. There are? but thirty-six trn cling in tho Balooii?! Second class passengers who dlseiiu I barked at this port Includod nn oveif dozen Japanese women who nro said', (Continued on Page 8) dj' Holiday Styles This one is a delicate shade of green calf leather, beauti fully perforated and trimmed. Much in favor throughout the fashion centers in the East. Shoe Co., Ltd. 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