The Hawaiian star. [volume], April 09, 1907, SECOND EDITION, Page SIX, Image 6

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THE HAWAIIAN STAH, TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1907.
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PRINTING OP TUB HOUSE JOURNAL CLERK WISE REFUSES TO
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AUCTION SALE
AT HONOULIULI, EWA, OAHU.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE
United States, District ot Hawaii, In
Bankruptcy.
In the matter of KIni Sung Kwon,
Bankrupt
To tlio creditors of Kim Sung Kwon
formorly of Honoullull, wa, Oahu.
Take notlco that there will bo sold
at public auction on Monday tlio lCth
day of April, 190", at 10 o'clock a. m.
at tlio store of tho above named Bank
rupt, at Honoullull, aforesaid, by the
undersigned all tho Personal Property,
Leasehold and Buildings, Store, Flx
lures and Slock In trade of the said
Kim Sung Kwon contained In the storo
of said Bankrupt at said Honoullull,
Island of Oahu by James. F. Morgan,
Auctloneor.
Said proporty will bo sold to the
highest bidder for cash, and subject
to tho approval of tho District Court
of tho United States for tho District
of Hawaii, pursuant to tho order of
Hon. Sanford B. Dolo, Judge of said
Court.
Dated at Honolulu, this 5th day of
April, 1907. ' " ip
"WADE WARREN THAYER,
Trustee of Kim Sung Kwon, a bank
rupt.
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dny was rudely broken Just at the closo would bo a mulorlul saving over tho
of the session in the afternoon by u work of tho last session. This he said
flush betwoen Speaker Holsteln and would bo tho policy of tho house in the
Clerk Wise over the printing of the matter. When this session opened he
House Journal, which more than made had announced that it was to be one
up for any dullness which may have of retrenchment and economy In so
existed in the proceedings of the day. far as the coat was concerned, and
While the House remained in session that wns what ho proposed It should
It was the Speakers inning and the be. Tho only llnio tho clerk bus a right
Clerk did not get in a word, but im- to go ahead with tho printing of the
mediately upon Adjournment )- few journal, is whon glvon specific lnstruc-
mlnutes later, Wise gave vent to his tlons to do so by resolution ot the
feelings, and overything points to tne House, and this Is usually done a few
fact that the end is not yet. days prior to tho closo of tho session.
The row was openly precipitated by The newspaper article in question he
Speaker Holsteln Just before entertain- thought, was probably Inspired by
lug a motion to adjourn, when ho read frlonds of tho clerk, who were afraid
from the Bulletin nn article Insplrod that he would not got the work this
by tho clerk to the effect that there year. He did not blamo the paper for
was trouble brewing over the printing the article. But ho wanted It umlcr-
of tho journal, owing to tho apparent Hl00(i that If there could be u saving
disposition of tho committee on Print- of $2,500 in the work It would bo print
ing and Accounts to Ignore the clerk in C( so as to accomplish that, regardless
having the work prepared for tho print- f u10 ciorn or anybody. He ended,
or. The article further stated that tho Uy instructing tho clerk to have the
committee would probably give tho proceedings of tho llrst ten dnys ready
work to N. Fernandez and P. J. Testa, uy ,loon today for the printers.
at about $3,500. This tho clerk would When the Speaker had finished .there
not submit to as it would tako from WUH a silence In tho House for a few
his possession papers and records for moments and thon a motion to nd-
whlch ho Is responsible, unless a spe- journ was made, and carried with a
clile resolution relieving him ot this rush, Tho Speaker lingered not n sec-
responslblllty was Introduced. ,nd, and when the newspaper men
At this juncture of tho fracas Ka- hurried to his platform to verify tho
lelopu showed a ludicrous lack of nBUres he had glvon. ho had vanished,
conception of the Speaker's motlvo in ut clerk Wise lingered, and express
reading tho article. Ho was on his Ulj himself In no uncertain terms. The
foot by tho time the Speaker had finish- papers and records were In his care,
ed reading, and launched Into a bitter nn(j ne was responsible for them and
attack on the press in gonoral and tho COuld be prosecuted it one of them
Bulletin In particular in daring to com- should be lost. Therefore, the Spcak
ment on the actions of tho Legislature ,.r-H ordcrs notwithstanding, he would
and tho members of tho Houso. not lot any of them' out oC his posses-
Kaleiopu said it seemed to be the 8ion unless directed to do so by a reso
policy of the paper to attack tho House Ut!nn of the House. The resolution
on every pretext. He thought it would adopted on April 3rd, regarding the
be best to pass a resolution to have a printing of tho Journal he said did not
separate tablo for tho Bulletin out on gV0 imn authority to part with the rc
the lanai and thus exclude It from the cords. This resolution follows:
sessions of the House. "Therefore be jit resolved Ijy the
Ho thought It a shame that news- House ot Representatives of the Ter
paper men should be permitted to come rjtory of Hawaii that speaker shall no
Into the Houso and make such attacks authorised with tho approval of the
upon the mombers. Ho himsolf had chairman of the committee on Accounts
been personally a subject of such at- and Printing to employ extra clerk
tack. or clerks, who shall prepare for
When Kalelopu had subsided tho printing tho journal of the House of
Spoakor took up the matter without ro- Representatives of 1907. to call for
ferenco to the Interruption. He said bids for such printing and binding and
that tho articlo which ho had just read to Immediately proceed to complete
had likely been Inspired. However ho said work." Adopted April 3, 190"!
wished to give some figures on tlio mat- Another chapter to the affair will
ter. The cost of printing tho Houso probably be added today whon the clerk
Journal for 1905 ho said, had been some- refuses to obey the commands of the
thing like $7,000. If tho translating can Speaker and will be awaited with In
be done for $700, and tho typewriting tercst.
considerable debate, the motion fail
ed to carry, the Item being retained
Tho item for tho survey aepartment
was cut from $52,000 to $10,000.
Other items were passed or changed
as follows: industrial and manual
training cut from $7,5000 to $3,000,
library and book fund $12,000: school
supplies $8,000; materials for lacemak
lng $1,5000; Lahalnaluna college $15,
000; summer school $2,500 stricken
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THE SENATE
At tho afternoon session notifica
tion was received that the House had
not concurred in the Senate amend
mcnts to Houso 1)111 No.'l48 and had
appointed Representative Itice, Hugh
es and Nakaleka on conference. Sena
tors Coolho, McCarthy and Dowsott
were appointed to the committee by
President Bishop.
On House Dill No. 102, a similar re
port was received, Representatives
Rawlins. Coney and Akau being nam
ed on conference committee for tho
house. Senators Smith, Knudsen and
Haysolden were appointed on confer
ence to represent tho Senate. (
A communication from Robert Lalns
of Kohala expressing satisfaction over
tho now Jury fee law, was read and
filed.
Senate Bill No. 95 providing a ! per
cent Income tax on corporations, was
tabled on motion ot Senator Dowsott.
The chair voted in the affirmative, as
the vote was a tie.
Senate 1BH No. 02 relating to the
erection of a monument to comment
orate tho signing ot the constitutions
at Lahalna, passed second reading.
The Senate then went into commit
tee of the whole to consider the liquor
hill. The section that provided that a
person convlotod of intoxication might
be forced to testify under oath, where
he had secured the liquor, was strick
en out.
On motion of McCarthy the licenses
were restricted to one license to ev
ery 1,600 Inhabitants.
The license for clubs outside of a
radius ot five miles, was reduced from
$250 to $150. The sect inn prohibiting
the granting of a license for more
than one saloon to any one person
Arm or corporation, was stricken out
The committee rose ami, after the
Senate had reconvened, reiKirted prl
grass. The ttetmte again Involved It
self luto committee of the whole, V
consider the current aiiprouriatltiii
measure, TUs item for wbarraa anil
landings was lumped at $16,000 on in
tlou of Imltu. An attempt waa mad
to atrlekoa out an Item of ff,0o0 for
rent of koroatM warehouse Afto
out; repairs to Oahu school building
$25,000; repairs to Hawaii schools
$26,875; Maui, Molokal iand Lannl
school repairs $9,000. For Kauai, the
Item passed as In the bill. An item
to pay for an ambulance for Hilo was
inserted. Malulanl hospital $S,000
government physicians $21,000; ex
penses of liquor law of 1907, $20,000;
purchaso ol launch for Hilo pilot ?1,
000; Associated Charities $4,S00O.
After the committee had risen and
reported, to the Senate, Senator Smith
for tho Judiciary committee reportoi
on House Bill 7S, legitimatizing chil
dren. The former report of the com
mlttee had been unfavorable hu the
presoiit report recommending the pas
sagfof the bill. " .
The Senate adjourned at 5:15 p. m
GAVE IMPORTANT DECISION.
E. A. Douthitt received cable advices
yesterday to the effect that the U. S
Supreme Court had sustained the Ter
ritorlal Supreme Court in the case of
Sister Albertina vs. Kawananakoa e'
al. The question involved was the
right to sue the Territory in a case
of foreclosure of mortgage where tho
Territory holds a portion of the pro
perty covered by tho mortgage. About
$10,000 was involved in the case.
THE ETERNAL CITY.
Rev. Charles A. Payno of Milkaukec
will lecture at St. Louis College this
evening on "Rome The Eternal City."
Rev. Payno Is a great traveler, arid Is
said to be a delightful lecturer.
HAILi
'S JUBILEE
The jubilee of tho Halli Church oc
curs next. year In May and steps are
already being taken to fitting cole
brato occasion. If at all possible the
meeting of tho Evangelical Associa
tion will bo held hero then. Hilo Tribune.
DIED.
SHIPMAN In Hilo, Hawaii, March
29, 1907. Mrs. Hannah P. Shipman,
wife of Supervisor O. T. Shipman.
Tho funeral took place on Satur
day morning at eleven o'clock from
the Shipman house, on Waianuenue
street. Rev. Stephen L. Desha con
ducted services at the house and
also at tho grave In Hilo cemetery.
The pall bearers were Governor
John T. Baker, B. H. Brown Sr.,
William Nalllma Sr., Titus Napo
leon, Henry West and J. K. Low.
The late Mrs. Shipman came from
the Naeole family of Puna. She was
twice married, her first husband
having been Mahelona a well known
Hawaiian. There were four chil
dren by her first marriage and five
by the union with Mr. Shipman, ot
the latter, three are living.
COL. ALLEN'S ESTATE.
Mrs. Cordelia C. Allen, executrix of
the estate of W. F. Allen, files a sup
plementary account showing receipts
of $5020 and payments of $491C.3C.
Fine Job Printing, Star OfTlce'.
Thaws' Counsel and Prosecutors Leaving Court.
Generally during the dally luncheon
repass, the lawyers flghtlntl on both
sldee ef the Thaw ease In New York
leave the seurt ream In eempany,
One nutslde, however, they part, fer
they have nsthlno In semmen
yind the eeurtreem. Plitrlit Alter-
ney Jerome and Qarvan, his young
assistant, lunch torjether and even
on the frostiest days neither wears an
everseat. Delphln M. Delmai, Thaw's
eeuniel who hae eendueted his ease
amalnit the fiery attacks ef New
York's brilliant Dlitrlat Attorney, has
frequently lunehed with P, P, Qlea-
son, his aesoclato whom he succeeded
In oonductlnp the defense, and the
only photograph ever taken of th
four mentioned attorneys In atioala.
tlon Is the one herewith shown, and
Olves a splendid Impression ef the men
M they appear beyond the confine
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NAME FOR UIGHTHOUSE TENDER.
Attorney Clnronco W. Ashford pro
poses that the llnghthous tendor to be
constructed fo rthese waters bo named
"Kukul." Captain Otwell recently call
ed for suggestions for a name, asking
that tho same be that of some Indi
genous tree, plant or flower. Tho ku
kul tree Is Indigenous and, moreover,
"kukul" Is a Hawaiian word applied to
any kind of light, kukul oil having been
tho native Ulumlnant.
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