The Hawaiian star. [volume], August 29, 1911, SECOND EDITION, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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BENEFACTIONS
CHARGE THEFT OF HALF
BILLION IN OIL LANDS
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lM Office, V. I. WaaUiar Huraau,
Monday. Allium 29, mi.
Tvnpcrmtui. e a. tn.; s a. ro.j 10
h, m.i and morniM Minimum:
, 71, (, St. 81, 78.
ftammeter reaitta. Abaoltita liu
wldlty (gnilmi pr cable fool); rttu
lira humidity and daw. point at 8 n. in.:
78.93. 7.J0H. A8. Hi.
Wind velocity and direction t C a.
m.j S a. m.; 10 a. in.; and nooa:
4K, 5NK, 18NE, 20M3.
Rainfall auntift zl nouns ending S
tt. tn., trace rainfall.
Total winei movemont during 24
houra ending at uoon, 195 ml lea.
TTM. D. STOCKMAN
Section Director.
Tha alxteanth annual account of the
traataea of tha t'harlea tt. Wallop I.OB AN'OlCLIM, Auguat IS. A Fed
Tnt ta the aubject of a raport Jitat rill rw,tWtioit extending over nlm
filed br Jh Mtekriw. MM. lMmomhB, whleh S BtU
ca1ta WHOfliited to $48,7.8I. Includ-
ln the proWHHla of Pioneer bond I c011",,ct1- 1,R ncororiMl. It la aald,
mA, and the dlBbtiraemema to $10.-. on of tha moat alftnntlo conaWrnrtea
SfiS.13. Including $29,885 for the pur- to defraud tho ttorarninant or mineral
ohaee of aeouiitlea. Working chargea landts In tho hlNtory of California.
Including $1787.50 for truateea' com ) Within tha next few hiontha, tho
inlaatona amounted to $1008.35. j lfixamlnor correspondent learned to-
i'.vmnt nut of revenue recelnts day from nutnorllatlvo aourcoa. rail-
ware S82.0B7.80. or $ll.440.a5 loaa ' tonxla ol and
othor mlnernl-bonrlng
NEWS IN A NUTSHF.LL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.
St. Louis College opens September C.
The genuine Campbell Kid Dolls
and many others right from the fac
tory at Wall, Nichols Co.. Ltd.
Pacheco's Dandruff Killer will put
new life In your hair follicles and
make It grow beautiful and luxuriant.
Try it once and bo convinced of its
offlcacy.
Walter S. Itussell, of Russell, Green
& Fools, of Los Angeles, arrived in
tho Mongolia and will enter a bid for
the superstructure of the Hllo break
water. Congress appropriated half
a million dollars for this work.
A special meeting of Hawaiian
Sugar Company is called for Septem
ber 11, for the pun Bsc of amending
the by-laws and any other business
that may be brought up.
James F. Morgan sold at auction on
Saturday fractional shares of Malay
rubber stocks with these results: J.
Li. Fleming bought ten shares Pahang
at $20.G2., and GIfford & Roth fifteen
Tnnjong Olok at $I!G.
An effort was made to organize a
longshoremen's union at Notley Hall
last evening, but when it came to
signing the petition asking for alUlla-
tlon with the Seattle branch of the
National Longshoremen's Union,
many of those present departed.
That tho young lady engaged as
Stenographer for the Hoard of Land
Commissioners, got married Inoppor
tunely, and another young lady who
was impressed into service got tan
gled up on the job, is alleged to be in
part the reason why Governor Frear
has had difficulty in securing a copy
of the minutes of the Board, in which
the important negotiations between
the Board and Senator Fairchild, over
the proposed opening of tho Kapaa
lands, on Kauai, should have been re
corded. The whole Mahukona wharf prob
lem, which was thought to have been
satisfactory settled after the visit
of the Harbor Commissioners to the
port in question several weeks ago,
now threatens to bo torn wide open
again. The matter has been pending
for several years. The trouble arises
by the Hawaii rtailroad Company's
now making a complaint that the foot
path provided for passengers between
the company's and the Territory's
wharf, will cause the chafing of the
shore lines' of steamers in the harbor
Tho Superintendent of Public Works
doos not thing it will be feasible to
change tho foot way. The matter will
he taken up at tho meeting of the
-Board tomorrow afternoon.
than laat year. This la principally
owing to the donation of $20,000 last
year to the Bishop Mueeum for the
new laboratory building, the amount
donated to the museum this year be
ing $800.
Investments in 1011 wore $072,092.50
and income $33,05S.9C, having in
creased steadily since 1900 whon they
woro $5SS,000 and $23,CSG.G5 respectively.
Boneflclarles of tho Trust for the
year ended August 12, with tho
amounts paid, were as follows: Bishop
Museum, $5000; Knwaiahao Seminary.
lands worth $1500.030,000 will be at
tackod In tho Fodorol courts of lxn
Angeles by tho United States govern
niont.
Simultaneously with the filing of
civil actions to provont the successful
carrying out of tho Suspected consplr
ncy and to recover possession of the
lands indictments will bo returned
against prominent officials of tho
trans-contlncntnl railroads and big oil
companies. Tho list, it wns assorted.
Includes two or more officials of the
Southern Pnclflc railroad.
of the Kxainlner correspondent, will
hlmaelf imrtlelpate In, or at least,
will lie present at the legal bnttlo to
restore the lands said to havo beau
fraudulently obtained.
It was learned today that .lamos M.
Sheridan, chief of the field division of
the United 8tatos ( Gonernl 1-nntl
Office In Washington, will nrrlvo In
t.os Angelos within the noxt fowdnya.
It was aald that ho would hoad the
government prosecution of tho fraud
casos, both civil and criminal.
It was Shorldan who roprosontod
the United Stntos government In tho
Cunningham coal cases In Alnska.
U. S. Men Are Secretive.
Tho dotalls of tho reported conspir
acy are closely guarded by tho local
government officials. It Is Impossible
to loam tho Identity, of tho high rail
road and oil officials who, It Is said,
will bo charged with conspiracy to
defraud tho government.
Already tho government has actions
I ponding attacking (the patents to
! Southern Pacific mineral holdings
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The Only Way j
To be comfortable this wcnllicr is to install an
Electric Fan
Turn on the current and you will not miss the trade winds.
The cost is insignificant and a fan will last for years.
The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.
Fisher to Take a Hand
vrnlfni. T) l.'lolmr- Onnmtnw rF llin ivnrlli Hnvnr.nl liillllnna nf rlollnrs. Raid
,nmn. ir 1 u I 1 1.1.. .....in . , --j"--. .
; "u,BO"u', ;"'''.! interior, according to the Informant' to have been secured through fraud.
Kohala Girls' School, $800; Free Ktn- -dergarten,
$G00; Mills School, $500; j
Kalulanl Home, $500; St. Andrew's',
Priory, $o00; Sisters Sacred Heart,
$300; Kamohameha Alumni, $300; Ka-
mehameha founder's day, $200; Kau- Alan orcy, a son of Corey the
mahapili church, $100; Central Union U'lttsburg steel mngnnte, who is here
Church, $100; Kawalahao Church.
$100; Caroline F. P. Bush, stipend,
$300; Kealohapanole, stipend, $210;
Jennlo Kealoha, Kawalahao Seminary,
$117.57, Miss Alexander, caje of
grave, $G0; total, $14,590.07.
The trustees report that the sum
of $5000 was donated out of the in
come to assist the museum to meet
tho expense of its employment of Dr
W. D. Alexander as historian for the
institution and in writing and pub
lishing a new History of the Hawaiian
People.' Tho sum of $G57.57 was paid
out for the support of indigent Ha-waiians.
FAST IRK Oi
THEJHf DOCK
Work is proceeding at a rapid rate
on the drydock at Pearl Harbor.
Everything is being pushed along, and
it is anticipated that within two years
the dock will be ready to receive ves
sels. It will be capable of accommodating
the largest vessel belonging to the
United States, and any kind of repair
work will be possible at the dock. The
completion of the work will bo a boon
to 'others beside the naval authorities,
for it will increaso the Importance of
Honolulu, as repairs will bo under
taken to merchant steamers whenever
necessary.
Tho docking facilities hero are lim
ited now, but with the finishing of the
naval dock,', a vessel even the size of
tho Mongolia and tho Manchuria could
be accommodated.
POLICE COURT IHU STOCK
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on a honeymoon trip, was charged
with violating the nuto-specding or
dinance, in the police court this morn
ing.
His case was nolle prossed at the
retpiest of A. M. Brown, the prosecut
ing officer who said that defendant
was excusable because he had only
been In tho Territory a few days and
was ignorant of the law.
G. I. Brown, a poorer man, guilty of
a similar offense, was fined $5 and
costs.
D. W. Davis, drunk, had sentence
suspended for thirteen months, and
Yugl, also drunk, was fined $3 and
costs.
This morning Loka was arrested
for drunkenness, Punlhaole for pro
fanity, and J. Connors and Ben for
larceny in the second degree,
EffOPUN
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STREET CLEANING
Taking weeds from the gutters and grass from the streets has J)een
started by tho street cleaning department of government. Noxt will
bo ridding sidewalks of weeds following which the cement walks
will como along. The materials for foundations can be had of us.
Honolulu Construction & Draying Co., Ltd.
Robinson Block, Queen Street,
BISHOP STREET
MBITBATQHS
Frank B( McStocker has been ap
pointed by President K. I. Spalding as
tho Chamber of Commerce member
of the board of arbitration on the ox
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Walalua continues to soar, having
advanced two and one-half points on
tho board today. Sales of twenty-five
and ten shares at yesterday's high
mark of $120 were reported, but fifty
brought $122.60 at exchange session.
This price is nowbid and $124.50 ask
ed for Walalua. Onomea came out to
the amount of ten shares for $47.50,
which is four and a half points above
last previous sale. Kekaha, a stock
that seldom appears on tho market,
registered an advance of five points In
four lots of five shares each at $226,
and two and a halt more Is now asked.
Honokaa shows a threo-eighth point
Improvement, forty and ten shares go-
ling at $13.25, and a quarter more is
' asked. Olaa fell a quarter In recess,
Korea Eight O'clock Friday Morning, fifty shares at $5.75 being reported,
A wireless message from the Korea and it is now $5.G2 bid and $5.87
to the agents, Hackfold & Co., is to asked. Oahu Is unchanged at $32, at
the effect that the vessel will be here which fifteen and twenty-five shares
at eight o'clock on Friday morning, j were reported and ten sold -at the ses-
Sho will leave for San. Francisco at sion. A Quarter more Is asked. Ha-
five o'clock the same afternoon in'con-j wailan Commercial sold unchanged In
tlnuatlon of her voyage from the! recess, twenty-five shares at $41.12,
Orient.
News by Telegraph.
(Per Merchants Exchange.)
POUT HOWNSEND Arrivfed, Au-
and holders are asking an eighth more.
Ewa fell off a quarter point In sales of
twonty-five and fifty between sessions
at $32.75, but holders are still asking
gust 8, Schooner Roberts Lowers, yesterday's high for It. Hawaiian Pine
hence Aug. 7. ( apple also dropped a quarter, sales of
HILO Sailed 28, S. S. Hilonlan for! sixty and twenty shares at $38.25 be-
San Francisco. Ing reported. Half a point advance is
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived, August bid for Pioneer from $215 last sale, but
29, S. S. Sierra at 10 a. m., hence Aug.
23.
public in tho past has been unable to
distinguish between reputable physi
cians and quacks. He told of impos
sibility only a few years ago to get
any legislation on account of preju
dice against tho profession. This was
due to the fighting among doctors
themselves.
Dr. McCormack illustrated his. ad
dress with many apt 'and humorous
illustrations. Ho stated that the pro
fession is gradually getting away
from this bickering attitude of doc-
tension of Bishop street. President i tors and that not untu tnov do ft'ln
PORTUGUESE SENSATION.
LISBON, July 20. A sensation has
been caused by the announcement of
the discovery of a small coffer con
taining secret correspondence between
the deposed royal family of Portugal
and the British and Gorman govern
ments. King Manuel, foreseeing the
revolution, asked for foreign interven
tion, offering In compensation Portu-,
gueso territory In Africa. Great Brit
ain and Germany refused to interfere.
The correspondence will be read be
fore the national assembly.
$220 is asked for this gilt-edged article,
McBryde is $7 bid and $7.25 asked,
against last sale of $7.. On tho
whole the market Is strong, outside of
the few spectapular rises noted.
To interest Russians in countries
around tho Pacific is the object of a
new magazine, tho Searchlight,
which Is being published at Dairen,
Manchuria, by A. W. Perelstrous, for
merly in Hawaii in connection with
the Russians brought from Manchuria
for the plantations here, and now gen
eral manager in Manchuria for the
International Immigration and Colon
ization Coml'an' f Hawaii.
Fresh Columbia Salmon
HADDOCK AND SMELTS
Fine Flavor and Solid Meats
ARRIVED FROM THE COAST LAST WEEK.
Metropolitan Meat Market
W. F. HEILBRON nnd A. LOUIS, Pr&pr'u.
Telephone 3445.
Neu
THE IDEAL MINERAL WATER.
ANTI-RHEUMATIC.
ANTI-GOUT.
CASE OF 100 BOTTLES $10.00.
1 H. Hackfeld & Co., Lfd.
"AGENTS.
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Blno Job rnnlinc. Star Office.
WiUfl Job Prlntlnc. Star Office.
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
E. O. White of the Merchants' Asso
ciation had appointed John H. Soper
as that body's ropresentatlvo, and the
property owners, Charles Hustace, Jr.,
as a disinterested sponsor for them.
It is j robable that the arbitrators will
have a conforenco witli Marston
Campbell, superintendent of public
works, this afternoon or tomorrow
morning.
SEALED TENDERS.
SEALED TENDERS will bo received
by the Board- of Harbor Commissioners
of the Territory of Hawaii until 2 P. M.
of Wednosday, September 12, 1911, for
furnishing DIVING OUTIT.
Proposal blanks are on file in the
office of the Superintendent of Public
Works, Capitol Building.
Tlip Board of Harbor Commissioners
rosorvos the right to reject any or all
tenders,
MARSTON QAMPBSLL.
Chairman, Board of Harbor Commis
the-' get tho full confidence of tho
public.
"I know moro doctors than probably
any other man, and I say that the doc
tors of this country are tho greatest,
most noble set of men In the world
Tho good they do, the charity they tjfj
individually is boundless."
The trouble, the speaker stated
was duo to lack of organization. The
same, thing he finds in all unorganized
professions. Of all callings probably
only the , lawyers aro free from this
rancor towards each other; tho rea
son being that lawyers aro constantly
brought together. Wherever the doc
tors have gotten together, thoro haB
been no more trouble, and tho useful
ness of every Individual has been in
creased an hundred fold.
Dr. McCormack told of the success
of his work, how it was organized and
tho results that now the Amorlcan
Modlcal Association now has ovor SO,
000 mombors.
Flue Job Printing, Star Office.
D. B. MURDOCH, auditor for the
Alexander & Baldwin plantations,
leaves for Kauai this afternoon.
MISS A. MACAU LAY, daughter of
pilot Macaulay, leaves this afternoon
for San Francisco by tho bark An
drew Welch .
S. DECKER leaves for tho States in
the bark ,Andrew Welch. He has not
been away from the islands for near
ly twenty years.
PRESIDENT GRIFFITHS of Oohu Col
lege returns to tho city Saturday,
and will bo at the office from nine to
cloven o'clock Monday morning.
PRINCESS KAWANANAKOA, who Is
now in London, will arrive in San
Francisco about December 1 on her
way homo to 'Honolulu. She Is re
ported to be now In excellent health.
W. S. RUSSELL, f tho Los Angeles
firm of Russell,, Green & Fools, who
arrived herp yestorday, will prob
ably ontor a-- bid ifor tho construe-
tlon of the superstructure on tho
Hllo breakwater, bids for which will
be opened in this city on September
8. The contract Is an imi-ortant
one, Involving an outlay 'of about
half a million do'lars.
PERCY HUNTER, Director of the New
South Wales Tourists Bureau, has
written to A. H. Ford stating that
ho intended leaving London at tho
end of this month for tho United
States. Before leaving however, he
would give a banquet he said, for
the purpose of telling about the
Hands-Around-the-Paclflc-Club. Hunt
er explained that he did not' call
again on a certain man In San Fran
clsco .to whom ho had letters of
introduction by the Promotion
Committee, bocauso the man wns
discourteous to him. He called on
him, hut tho man did not receive
him properly, bo he did not go back,
Thoro was no mystery about his hav
ing lpft, or anything to suggest that
ho had done anything wrong m leav
ing tho way ho did, though, Hunter
explained.
Young Hotel Laundry
Work called for and delivered.
Union' and Hotel Sts. ?hone 186i
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