Evening bulletin. [volume], February 07, 1912, 2:30 EDITION, Page 6, Image 6

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CVCNINO BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., TUESDAY, FED. 6, 1012.
"MAY GOD PROTECT DEMOCRACY FROM WJLSi!"J5
MR. H.E. HENDRICK
CHANGES FIRM NAME
AS BUSINESS GROWS
be miLEir
MAR8E HENRY WATTERSON'S FERVENT
PERPETRATED BY WALT MPDOUGALL :
SUPPLICATION
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TIlC Militant KCntUCkV Editor
Makes Another Last State
ment on Harvey Row.
PAINTS NEW JERSEY MAN1
IN WORDS OF SCORN
Says Ho Groveled at Feet of
Man He Had Insulted and
Betrayed,
WANHINtlTON. 1 ('.Jan !9. rol.
unci Henry WuttcrMin, with u pin.cr
tliut llml may protect Democracy from
such a lender us W'uoilrou Wilson,
wIki n nomination lie said would lie u
disaster itml whose election u rnluni
Ity, innile today what he mv In hi
final Htnteinent In the controvtrsy be
twecn hlmcclf and the professor.
Cuiuut'l Wutlcrsun did nut give out
the proofs of hi assertion Unit he had
ralsid a rump.tlgn fund for Wilson ut
the gocrnor's request, hut he did give
further mid fuller details of hi vari
ous tonwTsutlons on Hint subject with
Wilson.
He snys tho story Mint Wilson re
fused campaign funds from Thomas 1".
Han It ii Ilo out of whole cloth and
thai Itymi never heard of the nmlttr.
Why Not Ryan if Carnegie?
In llils lonncctloii Colonel Wuttcr
tou usks Wilson how he i on Id recon
cile n refusal of Ilyan money which
was not orfeied him with hi deiniiiul
for Carnegie pension money which was
denied him
Concerning the llurvey Incident
I'olnnel Wntlerson challenge Wilson to
produce Iho uujoct letter he has writ
ten lo llartej upo'oglzlng for turn
ing on him at the meeting In the Man
hattan Club.
WuttcrMin denounces Wilson's policy
of "alternate silence and sneering," de.
scribe his literary bureau as a "set of
Irresponsible chattercis who claim to
live on the Immuculatn contributions of
subscribers having wings, harps and
halos," and sns that Wilson can not
be truMid In be loyal to anything.
In part lie said:
"While Governor Wilson win receiv
ing popular applause because of his
sacrifice of a private friendship to pub
lic duty, he was groveling at Harvey's
feet nftcr patdou for the slriinclcss and
heartless treatment he admitted having
bestowed upon Harvey at the Muiih.it
tun Club.
"If he possesses n spark of honorable
sensibility, he will at onco demand nnd
require the publication of the abject
letter he wrote to lluncy when he was
made to understand and realize that he
must Hiiuure the account of Ingratitude
or take the consequences.
"Meanwhile, let me say that while the
governor's tardy repentance may pin
rut c the forgiving Harvey whilst It
may ewn satisfy the msicptlble Mr.
.,,-( refuse longer I., follow a man
who c inomlnntlnn won d. my Judg-
ment, b, disaster and whose election
a calamity
Mittruttt Hit Disloyalty.
"He who would show himself so ills
lojnl to private friendship can not bo
trusted lo be loyal to nnMhlng.
"Within a single year Governor Wil
son's radical change of base. Ills re-
nllgninen and readjustments, persona
and political, his offenses to nunc and
apologies to others. hae been exactly
concurrent with M seltlsh nlm-c
Ture seems no abasement Into
..,,,? unable lo descend with
equal raclllly and Rrace.
May Ood protect Democracy rrom
Ullfll it Innilnii iiinl tiu.,1. In,.,lnu.l..l
... .. ....... ..... .,, ,.u,,r,., m jnrreit win no Btven tlio names or
"I flllllltlt In flin nAn,..n.nl. nll.Al( 1,1 . I
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Is made of wheat which contains tho Phosphate of
.Potash that Nature puts "in tho grains, This combines
with albumen. in the blood to mako new brain and
norvo cells builds up these important structures
which ordinary coffee has a tendency to tear down.
If coffee seems to
4t'-" suppose you ston and use
y-; learn the truth, But bo
boil it fully 15 minutes
point,
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"There's a Reason" for
P0STUM
v Very economical. Try iL.
1'nltril Stilton Hint I nm not on trlnl.
I nm cnndldalu for nothing,
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There is no ollico within the gift of
the novel nnicnt, or the people, the nc
crplnmc of whlih I would so much in
lonslder.
"My enreer I lielilnd me I h.no pur
Micd It In the light of dn
"If It does not plead my cause, t can
rol plcttd for myself.
His' Fint Acta Seem Right.
"In the support I Rave the candidacy
of Omcrnor WINon, as herein related,
1 acted for the best, according to the
lights about lite
"In withdrawing thai support 1 '""'"'iiiKntlons nnd prlvnto friendship and
render some sulllelent reason to my lmxms ot rar0 beside,
part) asMiclnUs That Is their right I
and It It my right , ' "IIKNIIY VATTi:nSONV
PRUNING KNIFE
MAY CUT DEEPi
(Continued from Pag 1)
by the CI y and County Attornoy'B de-
par tin cut. One gleam the bxo lias
now been shown in the reduction of
police iiutns from two to one. A ma-
chlro which ban been given over lo
the oxcluslvo two of Deputy Sheriff
Hose has been dispensed with, tho
limda for Its maintenance being de-
voted to the payment of overdtio ac-
counts against that branch of the bcr-
vice.
Now and then one or more cnnscl-
cations-, heads of municipal "depart-
ments file statements of mileage tra-
Versed by their icspcctlve machines,
I Dulldlng and Plumbing Inspector
Mlchlrt'eln icports his auto having f ncthel strcol, ordering them to lay
liavcled 3X0 miles during January. cement sidewalk without delay. Tho
Tiro Chler Thurston states In a. oni- Interested parlies are Mrs. Ucorgc 11.
tnunlcution that his Cartel car travcrs- rulrchlld and tho Motiopolltan Meat
ed 210 miles of city street whllo tlio Company.
hoso wagon went 162 miles during tlio They roccived with pleasure the an-
past monlli. nounretiicnt ftom Knglnecr Oero that
According to Murray, Iho city and the tepalrs to bo made on city steam
county uses a llttlo less than six rollcis would not require tho expert
drums or gasoline per month. He assistance '"of holler-makers. That
tlieicfnio rciortcd adversely on tlio nn,ch saved the taxpayers. Thoy
matter of Installing a patent storago hearkened to tho reading of n icport
tank at the municipal garage. , fiom Sheriff .larrett (o tho effect that
Two local concerts enter tho lists during the month of .limitary Ills do-
10 furnish Iho city and county with partment effected 345 arrests, of
fuel for the Joy wagons, Iho Btiindntd which 91 woto discharge! and 201 cott-
011 Company bidding 18 cents a g'tllon tided. Of this number SI were 11a
wlillo tho 1'aclric Oil Company agrees wnllan, 4fi Chinese. fi9 .lapancto, 18
to supply the gasoline Tor one-half I'ortugucso ami S7 other nationalities,
cent less per gallon. KneH n, clth unallcd $183, coming
Horng of Jericho Wreck Nervet. 'from 107 gamblers, 45 ilrunks,'&l'aH-
JIurray as chalrmnn or tho police gault cases, 10 vags, and olhcr orfend-
commlttcc has been requested to glvo era.
Ins ructions to that branch of the scr- They considered n complaint corn
ice towards a stricter enforcement or Ing rrom City nud County Physician
tho law on tho statutes which provides Wayson, who objected lo what ho
a penalty for those who persist In a termed tho unnecessary ctowdlng at
reckless use or the so-called "Jorlcln, ICekauliko stiect near the central mnr
Clitxlon" or other brands of nervo-dc- ket. Ho claimed that tho contractors
stroylng horns, now attached to many having tho paving of tho thoroughfare
automobiles In this city. n chargo occupy all tho avallablo
Supervisor Low called attention to spaco and shut off cntrnnco to the
the Insane manner In which a number street. He claimed that tho condition
of half-hakert ehnnffeitrH Inin thtvnii'li ...-A....III.1 .. t... .....l,A ...... ltn.n.n.
, cy ,,.,,, ,,, ft cnch Ml
,orr,ryjs shrlck In their wake.
Therc , Uw , ,)0flk8 whlch
ptovldcs n stilt punishment for Just Mlchlstcln which sliowcd Jnnuary lius-
thls sort or common ntilsanco In run- Incss as rotlows: Plans (lied 04, per
nlng amuck. nltB Issued 94, plumbing ncceptcd 70,
.Itit'glng from Low's remarks niuile lnsicctluns 179, sower connections
last night what Honolulu Is In sore passed 36, fixtures Inspected 366, all
need or Is a formation or n branch or at an oatlniated cost of 12,270i5n.
the "SOCietV fOr tlln I'rVmiHnn nf llullrllllfra Dnri.iHa laann.l 11,1 Inaiinn.
unless Noises."
Tler0 s ,r of tho night sacred
, ,,0 joung crop or reckless Joy-kill-
Icrs who race through Iho residential
aB ,v0 , , U1UI10SI1 8,rcol(1 wtl
shrieking horps or sirens running Mil
j tut. A frw wholesale arrests would
work wonders, so It Is declared. Sher-I
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io more persisicnt orrenders.
be causing your nervousness
Postum for 10 davs. and
sum you "mako it right"
after it comes to the boiling
i "Why. lit ins tlmo of lir should I
seek In ilo Injustice to nny innn. or In
any wise to mislead the party which
durliiR forty yeans of storm mid stresi
I have striven so faithfully to serve?
"The nkhe vacated by (iovernor Wil
son t shall not undertake to III!
I hold nothing In reserve, I nm back
Ing no oilier aspirant, advancing no
other Interest.
"1 shall Ro In my wJnter home In
Florida, be end the reach even of the
telegraph, sure that In this matter I
haxo dono my duty alike In public oh
LIGHTS AND
ROADS SOUGHT
,... ,, connty fathers: raced
through, a large amount or business
at ulght. Tho meeting win Mled
v,.(n plenty of spice and the hrako was
placed on long-winded debate,
Tho hoard scanned Manr Fern's
nnt cxpeiuc bill for two mouths anil
marveled greatly and llkowlso scnwl-
0l- t (ho rour hundred or more dolhrs
t (fCC1, the royal machine In cnnunls-
0nt while city streets arc ojcsorcB
In the coninitmlly.
They henrd a report from Chairman
DwIkIiI of tho road comnilttco In which
tliiit olaclnl stated that a stiff nolo lin'tl
hern sent t tho owners of the abut-
tnK properly along tho Walklkl side
llllbcarnblo
They accepted a tepott coming from
',,' ,, iiUnU,illK mspector
tlons 96. at estimated cost of $144,709.-
28. Total fees ioce4vcd $449.00.
They filed a petition rrom Kalla road
rosldents between John Km. and Hoach
roni, , Vl,llch ,t , urge(1 lat th(J
highway ho given noeded attention,
us It Is almost Impassable
-They' granted permission to Mrs. C.
.
Arnold Tor tho removal or two cot-
tages rrom tlio Stolncr promises, Wal
klkl, to the grounds or tho Scasldo
Hotel.
Thoy referred n communication
from Father Valentin as secretary or
tho Catholic Mission, who agrees to
sell ul Improvements on land situated
in Hcela nnd occupied by tho city and
county for one rttndred dollats.
They received a complaint- from St.
C. Snyrcs nf Maklkl street, who stated
that the Maklkl stream that passes
through his premises Is washing aw'.iy
at Its hanks nnd something should bo
dono to stop tho ravages of tho flood.
They rofcrred a petition tor addi
tional lights along Knjlluulaui lano to
tho proper committee.
They hciird 'ChalImaii,Iw,s reasons
Tor a pormtiucnt pavemont along the
down-town section or'tvlng'strcet. Ho
did not ravor temporary or patch-work
but wanted life roufihln&
Tho big Government printing offlci
at Washington was rocked .by n vio
lent explosion, und although 'no one
was injured ntoie than 2,000 employes
dod panic-stricken to the exits. Tho
oxploslnu was confined to a gus con
duit In the street.
I.owls Kojos, colored, 21 jeurs (ld,
was sentenced to Imprisonment for
llfo In the suterior criminal couit nt
Plttsfleld, Hans., fpr tlio murder of Kr-
I'ost Itnys in n qnu-rol on Nov. 31st.
Kojos pleaded not guilty to first de
gree murder,
Jellied venl c.in be deliriously sen-
jmiiud with lemon Juice nud celery salt.
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H. E. HENDRICK
II i:. Ilcndrlck, Ltd, Is the title used
shi n January I by what was formerly
tho Hawaiian Iron I'ence and Monu
mental Works, Ltd.
The cause for this change was first
the necessity, oil nceount of tho growth
and general development of the busi
ness, of nn Increase In tho capital slock
of. the company. rurtherinore, Mr.
Hciulrlck has been the controlling own
cFiltitUa corporation since Jt has been
brought forward as an active fat tor In
the btislneiFH circles of the city and Ter
ritory. The company now occupies Its own
building nt the corner of Merchant nnd
Alakca sttccts? ahd N keeping pace
with the general progress of the town
Mr. Ilcndrlck has branched out In sev
era new departments of trade and has
been very successful hi nil his under
takings DOLE GOES AFTER
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the new government homestead lots
at I'uuwcla, Muknwao, Maul. .Several
families of succcful farmers ricent
ly from the t'o.ist wtrc early on hand
lv bp rady when tbctr Humes wi're
lulled In llyi urder supplhd to the land
agent, ' "
Many of the m'w settlers have been
on tho lands at, Pauwela and were
quite satlslicd with the uppajruiiee of
the lots. Home of the settlers evident
ly had expected to seo running streams
of water, and when they failed to Und
any running btoolis on the lots which
they desired to 'choose, some were
taken back, but yhen they were as
sured that thrro lll Jio no dltllculty
In getting good drinking water for do
mestic purposes and that the natural
ralnfulj or the district Is quite sulll
elent for farming purposes, these ap
parent iihitaclcsi' were removed and
almost every one of them appeared
early at the courthouse yesterday
morning to take their places as their
names were tufted for the selection
of the p.irtlcuhtridotM which each ouo
desired to take.. About four Muknwao
residents also took lots esterday
It If evident lhnt the settlers will
nil go Into pineapple farming. A few
made Inquiries jibout the history of
wheat culture on'Mnul years ngo. Koine
of them have made negotiations with
tlio Haiku l'lncapplo ', fur contract
price for thu pu'rehusc, of llielr prod
ucts. and the figure so far seems sat
isfactory. They have been assured
that the price of pines has risen,
If no satisfactory arrangements enn
be made with the canneries already In I
existence. Hie settlers will put upthelrl
own canneries, its that would nssurol
them of a factorMf their own, freej
from outside Inlluences, where they
can put up their products at tlgures
that would bo nioijt satisfactory to
them, Tho new hoinesteuders, Judging
by their zeal as they appeared nt the
Waltuku Courthouse jcsterilay ipurn
ng, gave evidences that they all mean
business.
Their ndvenl marks a new era In the
small farming history of Maul, and old
residents wish them success In their
pew undertaking. The list of home
steaders, lots, etc., Is us follows:
Mok,'
Lot. Name.
Value.
Iteut.
123.80
4R.20
27.10
20.08
24 KO
23.22
22. OS
25.28
24.00
20 08
:i:.ih;
22.08
3. Ktcdcrlck CI'. Kriiuss
. 815
..lOSO
. 079
. r,i7
. 870
. 8:t:i
. 567
. 707
. C00
4. Henry U Kaucrs.
C. i;d. II. llliinchard...
(I. Florence Wood ....
7. V. I. AVels
Win, J, Cooper ....
Dana II. Newell ....
IL-M. Wells
Mrs, n, M. WJilto ..
Walter V. Hamilton.
Kylvnnm T. Stnrrett
Isabella (', A. Lindsay
Jns, Lindsay
Mnrgnrlte VuiiKhnn .
Thurston 11. Hlnckly
502
824
552
532
558
472
18.88
38.08
21 .'
23 08
22.15
210?
18,81
22 12
15 7(1,
i; ( Mellor !'12
III I. J Lindsay ,... 528
Matilda K. H111III1 .. 577
Miss L. Hhcpnrdsou. 551
Mrs. M, II. Dow Hug 512
Owen Starke 471
I'alllon t, Jaines .. 552
Mrs. Ida M. )e 3!l
V ('DOES Mt TMWK TVAiTt V,
St" tho. U 1 JLooKS LIKE. AHUMtj
THE PORTRAIT PAIeJTERS CRITIC3AFEW Of THEM HAND OUT THEIR UNPREJUDICED OPINIONS ON AKT
POLITICIANS HOPE
MR. B00SEVELT WILL
MAKE TRIP ABROAD
WAHIII.VOTO.W t). ('., Jan. 20. If
Th"odorc Hooseyelt should l,u cotn
pelbd to aluicut himself from the Unit
id Htutcs for two months with Mrs.
Itoofclt, tho politicians In this city
believe tho presidential situation on
tho ttcpuhllcnn side would he slmpll
llcd ciMisldcrnbly. There Is no disposi
tion lo say that the trip, If made, will
h.io politics more In view than any
thing else, and yet the political uil
yuntoKti to bo derived from It would be
great as-lo e'liise ninny politicians
lo congrntutiito the contributing editor
on making It.
If there Is nny genuine widespread
sentiment In t)iu Itepqbllcan party do-
-am LW ' -afc. "M
A Lft - iAv .at -JS
nMjf M i tZZLjL2l
mi t mm Mmmm
J -Br?3if 1
fi'im
mnnilhig that Mr. Hoosyvclt lie nomi
nated this )cnr. It would have nn op
portunity to develop naturally, and
without tho possibility of charging
Unit be int! anything lo do with It.
If 'tnll' demand .for htm sl.ould. turn
out to be.iqmrndlc and WcuTt ho cnul.l
return homo and say with tntlrc con
sistency that, he'nt no time had ImhiI n
candidate. If, on the other litind, the
demand should turn out to tic wide
spread lie could accommodate, himself
to It on returning und would be tilde
to sny that be had nut dono a thing
to foster It.
The fact that i Is In New York.
nnd comjiuratlvcly easy of access, has
caused him also much personal dis
comfort, 'it has not only brought hlin
a heavy" letter mnll and many callert I
dally, but It has tnndo It dlfllcult for
him to preserve )'ith referenco to n
PR I MO
Acids a grateful zest to lunch
or dinner. It aids digestion
and soothes the nerves of the
overworked.
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People who class beer with
intemperate drinks .. should
bear in mind that it is better,
rnore healthful and benefiting
than tea or coffee.
Be sure and call for
'KBml
TheJBeer That's brewed
To .Suit The Climsie
'j5sESi3?m.'SriV''4i' '
nomination this enr the attitude laid
down In 'tils public utterances, If ha
were to ro away and remain until the
fore part of April, there would still
be more than two months of conven
tion fore ma 111 and ntnplo tlmo to taka
such u hand In the proceedings as bu
might rare to take,
3. . -: SS ; , .
MAD KING OTTO'S
HEALTH FAILING
MUNICH. Jan. 20. "Mad" King Otto
Is reported today to bo In declining
health and hU attendants believe his
j tragic life will toon draw to n cloi
cloe.'
en In
Otto, who Is S.J year old, has beer
restraint for forty years ut I'urstcnreld
castle.
-him i pjim ric, ov
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