The Hawaiian star. [volume], October 01, 1908, SECOND EDITION, Image 3

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OFFICERS and DIRECTORS.
II. P. Baldwin Preildtnt
J. B. Castle 1st Vlce-Presldsm
W. M. Alexander.. 2nd Vlco-Presldent
J. P. Cooke 3rd Vlce-Prealdtut
J. Waterhouse Treasursi
B. E. Paxton BecreUrj
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Q. R. Carter Dlrsctoi
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HASKELL THROWS
BACKH0T SHOTi
Ho Declares That Roosevelt Would
Not Hesltato to Pack a
Jury Against Him.
HEARST REITERATES CHARGES.
Filipinos Impressed With Sight oi tho
Atlantic Fleet Pestilence
Feared In India.
GUTHRIE, Oklahoma, October 1.
Governor Haskell has written to Presi
dent Roosovelt challenging him to sub
mit his charges to Investigation. Has
kell has declared that tho President
would not hesitate to pack a Jury
against him and says that the Presi
dent's motive in bringing land suite In
Oklahoma Is to create a Republican
sentiment among the Indian voters of
the State.
HEARST RENEWS CHARGES.
DENVER, Colorado, October 1 Wil
liam Randolph Hearst, In a speech
here in favor of the Presidential can
didate of the Independent party, rei
terated the charges made by him
against Senator Foraker and Governor
Haskell. He read additional letters ad
dressed by Archbold, ot Standard Oil,
to Senator Foraker.
TAFT DISCUSSES BRYAN.
LINCOLN, Nebraska, October 1.
William Haft, who Is touring Nebraska,
made eleven addresses yesterday. In
his address here, In Bryan's home city,
ho accused Bryan of preelection sensa
tionalism.
IMPRESSIVE ARMADA.
MANILA, October 1. Tho Atlantic
fleet passed Zamboanga yesterday and
demonstration ashore greeted the
appearance ot the fleet, the natives be
ing Impressed by the sight of the
battleships. Tho fleet will arrive here
October 2.
PESTILENCE IS FEARED.
HYDERABAD, India, October 1 The
water is receding and It Is feared that
a pestilence will break out.
CHOLERA IN RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 1. Two
hundred and twenty-three (cases of
cholera and ninety-three deaths from
the disease are the figures .made public
hero yesterday.
BRITISH LIGHTWEIGHT W,INS.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 1. Owen
Moran defeated Eddie Hanlon In the
twentieth round last night.
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The following Is a circular being
distributed, telling ot a new reform bu
reau: International Reform , Bureau.
Headquarters, Washington, D. C.
COUNCIL FOR HAWAII.
Rev. Doremus Scudder, D. 0., Chair
man. Pastor of Central Union
Church, Honolulu.
Hon. W. R. Castle, Vice Chairman, ot
Castle and Wlthlngton, Attorney-at-Law.
Hon. Richard H. Trent, Oahu County
Treasurer, of Trent Trust Co.
Mr. Perley L. Home, President of tho
Kamehameha Schools, Honolulu.
Mr. W. A. Bowen.
Mr. Theodore Richards, Treasurer, Ha
waiian Board.
Rev. E. W. Thwing, Secretary of tho
Council.
OBJECT:
Tho object of the Hawaiian Council
Is to advise, aid, and co-operate in the
work ot the International Reform Bu
reau, in bringing about a "better'
world" here and now.
Bureau's Platform.
Tho International Reform Bureau
promotes those Christian reforms on
which the churches sociologically unite
while theologically differing. It prof
fors co-operation to all associations
that stand for the dejenso of tho Sab
bath and purity; for arbitration in
place ot industrial and International
war, for the suppression of lntemper
anco, gambling and political corrup
tlon.
REV. WILBUR F. CRAFTS, Ph.D.,
Superintendent and Treasurer.
The Big Four Evils tho Bureau fights
most ot nil are:
(1) Intemperance, (2) Impurity, (3)
Sabbath-breaking, and (4) Gambling,
which are four sides of ono frowning
fortress, that all good citizens should
attack on all sides.
We attack these by four methods
namely:
(1) By Legislation, (2) by letters, (3)
by lectures and (4) by literature.
Address: Secretary ofi tho Council,
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii. ,
Fine Job Printing, Bt&r Office.
NTERNATIONA
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ITAFT SHOWS UP
BRYAN'S REG0RDi
CAREER OF THE NEURASKAN
ONE LONG STORY OF A13SOLUTU
FAILURES.
CINCINNATI (O.), September 22.
Tho real activities of tho campaign,
have began for William H. Taft, tho
Republican Presidential candidate.
Three political addresses were tho de
mands upon him today. Early tomor-1
row he will begin his Journey or
speechmaklng through the West. I
Not since the candidate wiu nnttttfcri
officially of his nomination has' tno
city of Cincinnati been so thoroughly
awake nolltlcallv as tonlcht. when
marching clubs from Indianapolis, Co
lumbus, Hamilton and other places'
lent the blaze of torch and the Blaro
of trumpet as an escort to the candl-l
date, who was tho principal feature or I
the rally of the National League or
Republican Clubs at Music Hall. I
At noon Taft addressed the delegates '
to the National Convention or Negro
Baptists, who had como hero from
Lexington, Ky for the purpose.
It -was tonight, however, that Taft
made his strongest effort. After re
viewing the records of the Republican
party as one of action and future re
liability, he depicted his idea of the
Democratic policy of "promise," and
then devoted himself to an analysis or
Bryan. He said:
"What is It that we have to exnect
from Mr. Bryan? Have we anything
to expect but what he promises? Have
o uuj'iuiutj iu expect Dut wnat is
based upon his eloquence, and his
adroitness as a public critic? Has he
ever given any practical demonstra
tion of his ability to meet problems
and solve them? Has he ever done
anything but formulate propositions
in his closet of an utterly impractica
ble character, largely with a view or
attracting votes by their nlauslhllitv
and very littlo with a view to their
operation? 'By their fruits we shall I
know them.' What is the history of I
Mr. Bryan? It Is from beginning to
end a record of failures on publlo
question.
"And now, with the-record of prom
ises and prophecies unfulfilled"- for a
period of twelve years, With this rec
ord of a hunt for an Issue upon which
to acnieve the Presidency; with this
record of repudiation, of neration nnn
of running away from national rPs.
ponsibllltles, Mr. Bryan comes forward
anu asits that the people now give him
an opportunity to put into oneratinn
new reforms in respect to trusts and
in respect to guaranty of bank depo
sits, wholly untried, wholly them-Pti-
cal, and on their face bearlncr
of their impracticability and of hav
ing been devised by the ready brain
of one looking for plausible arguments
ratner than real reforms.
"Ho only In a auallfled
ed the postal savings banks recom
mended by the Republican nlatform.
which is a tried and proved means or
encouraging the wage-earner ana
small farmer to make deposits in a
uanK absolutely secure, but much pre
fers a system .which takes one man's
money to pay another man's default,
ana wnicn, instead of stremrthmifnt!-
our banking system, will break It down
by destroying the 'value of tho bank
ing character and experience anil ca
pital, and offering Inducement to
reckless and speculative bankers with.
put character or capital."
HIS TAILOR WAS ANXIOUS.
"By Jove," said Rejruy Sann. "it
doesn't pay to let the girls mix you up
in tneir lads. Miss Rose went aronnn
telling people I was interested in set
tlement wont."
"And what happened?" asiterl his
chum. ' -.
"Why, my tailor got wind of it ani
he wrote me a note stating ho would
like a settlement at once.
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CAMPAIGN.
CHICAGO, September 12. Another
featuro besides tho talking machine
with records of tho speeches of candi
dates, has been ndded to th,o novelty ot
tho Presidential campaign by tho
Democratic National Committee, which
announced today that moving pic
tures of William J. Bryan In Chicago
on Labor day would be thrown upon
canvases at political meetings all over
the country.
When the pictures show Bryan
speaking the candidate voice will be
heard from tho phonographic records
of the Labor day address. National
Chairman Mack and heads of the com
mittee bureaus today witnessed a
reproduction of .the Bryan Labor day
scenes by the moving picture machine.
The pictures show Mr. Bryan's arrival
at the station and his reception by the
crowd at the hotel. Later the candi
date Is disclosed reviewing the big
Labor day parade and acknowledging
the cheers ot the marchers, after which
Bryan is shown making a speech to the
laboring men assembled around the re
viewing point of the parade.
SIMPLIFIED MARRIAGE.
We marry for love and frequently
stay married a long time without it,
writes Vllhjalmr Stefiansson In Har
per's Magazine for October, while with
tho Eskimo the "marriage of conve
nience," as It is In the beglnnng, Is
never long endured unless love deve
lops. Whenever either husband or
wife prefers separation, divorce takes
place. There Is a peculiar economic
factor which accounts for this freedom.
An Eskimo wife can leave a husband
without a single thought of "How shall
I support myself and my child?" for as
long ns there are food and clothing
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for. Nor does the' woman suffer In
social standing. As a matter of fact,
however, It a couplo are congenial
enough to remain married a year, di
vorce becomes improbable, and Is much
rarer In middle life than It Is wi'.h us.
More proof tlint Lydla E. Pink
ham's VcsrotabloCoinpouiul saves
woman from surgical operations.
Mrs. S. A. Williams, of Gardiner,
Maine, writes :
" I was a great sufferer from female
troubles, and Lydla E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound restored mo to health
in three months, after my physician
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lutely necessary."
Mrs. Alvina Sperling, of 1C4 Cley
bourno Ave.. Chicago, 111., writes :
"I suffered from female troubles, a
tumor and much Inflammation. Two
of the best doctors in Chicago decided
that an operation was necessary to save
my life. Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound entirely cured mo without
an operation."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been tho
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands or
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera
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feeling, flatulency, indices
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Why don't you try it 1
Mrs. Plnkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
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The evening paper is not rea'd hurriedly, but thoroughly, so tEal
all the advertisements receive their share of attention.
It presents the store news a little ahead, giving the prospectlrt
purchaser time to plan a shopping tour for the next morning.
The evening paper presents the news the day it happens. !Tfi
morning paper the day after.
The evening paper presents the news first The morning paper
mereljj elaborates it.
TKe evening paper prints HayligKt news. The morning paper take
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