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HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, TUESDAY, - NOVEMBER 10, 1014. -SEMI-WEEKLY.
' SHOULD tJOTDEAL
r if Mill ' niTiinrunp
urn riiiiiuuiibt
I orpin Anrlrou. CnAlr-inn Inrfi...
, . ilually Opposes Suggestion for
. , . C Official Distribution of Jot :
KOLES'OF OKGJWIZATIOT.
' . '- r A i ft h iy (iiVrn'P-Ki AC-
rnuniDii m icnrcncrawc
fteaaVof departments Response
life t6 Public anfl Should hoi
, Be Handicapped :
i - ' .' ' '
Lorrta Andrews, 'speaking individual
ly indent as the ehairwa'a of the Re
publican 'territorial committee, is very
! ttrongly opposed to the suggestion that
. the committees ef the party undertake
to denl with any patrnimjre. , Mr. An
' -drews points out that Yhi pition Was
settled, at the last KepuWlfiau "Wile con
' -vention, Wt which action, was taken that
makes ay attempt ton the part of any
committee to deal Wits tarty natrOnago
the H4-pubHcaa party of the Territory
.'; Irregular and opposed to the bet aed-
tiinent of tbe party, . . t
, Definitely battled' ..v )',"
i .,..,,..,. n ,v n nriHiT, lll-
,, Itepuhliean purty In this" Territory
Should an (ii organltatlon Interfere it
Ah matter of appointment! made by
ggcst names for such appointment
Wait definitely -settled, at the eoaventiok
4 held In Honolulu on the twenty-fourth
of FfbrtiaYy, 114, Tor the purpose of
revising the rule anil regulation of
the Republican paTfy ;o"f, tha Territory
of Hawaiir said Mr. Andrews.
All Praclncta Represented , .
. "'This 'convention .Vaa made Mp of
delegates specially elected from every
precinct for the purpose of revising
the rules and "regulations Of the Re
publican party in this" Tmitbry 4n
order to meet the -tew roBihttoeis
vrpngnt rrou tty ttn sew primary la
w ..-; 'j'oivj io tour a weiu
, that people, and avoid those matter
. vhiclj had caused friction and Uidor
.trnnixaUon in the uaat. . ' r . v '
i. "One of the important mafleVa whicli
ha alwaya been a source of unpleaaant;
ixwa -and of dinorganixatiou was the
fact hat the rules of the :prty atthat
'.time 'Ti!arerl. In ihm 'hauii .r .A..n.i.
committee the intril)iition "of an pat
, tonage. .' tThia lil, flj-nt, ;to 'coniitant
. who . were not named 'or officej and,
. onI. lo the d isaniHiintnienl 'ami miho.
qnent bitterness of the litany apjdichntt
who wre 'not 'named ' for nh iwimii
Thirl, to 'a 'feeltntf pH'ong "the "jtiittliie
' that It was an 'attelllpy.th( ttuptfH'
. Ticrfn county 'orfianU?a'ti6n to lisurp th
Vower of, the' elected, oftlciala and. til
1 U county position with Hvorthle
nen. '
vcanannc Besponaibiuty - , W-.
. . 1. l l m -w . . .
lieve that fbe time had come to sweep
. so-caiiea appointive power
Trom the Wal. comiaitteea and place
t ,,..tinn.;l.:i:iD j . ,
v ai i. w itT-rrr a a. wtt ann iraiii in bia !.. it
v0f. tltily elected or appointed ollioiala. I
tiOtlrom tbe report of the committee:
In charge of the amendmenta to the
tnlea: ... . - .': , ,
', w roinniittee aball have charge of '
' the distiibittion of county; patron-
Be'. and in Section ft, Article V...
The eaenitive committee of the
mii m VVIKIUHHT U ' 4
. Vl.laa ha ..i..U 1. n
candidate. fr appointment to oblce i
; Under tbe Territory, shall eecure
the indorsement of ' majority of
;the executive 9inmit;tee or he
pret-inei euin to wbKh b belongs,
:.. ht "of the, territorial central com-
. . . , . . . . v . . .
niuiee. . e ronrenit that It Is
; : elf-evSdent that : iha; aptolntiVe
'' MONtT Mt.l . In . tk . ylat ib ri nw... I
.heibl,' and ihat ,. the ,departmeut
. ' head ia reaponsibie for the efficient
i adminifitratlt) of his department.
Therefore, we Advocate the strik- , '.
iug eit from the rulea of all por
.'' tions of- sections jrtvhig to either
' tn f.jrrirnrim PYRf.iiT.ive fAtnmtrtiAA
: or tuo tonnty committee hnythipK ;
to Ho with the diatributtoa of -'
natron a ue or Itnnointmanta to of.
tToanii'.oUtiTy AAopteA '; " :':',''J
; .The provlalon as recoinmpnc-eil tyt1a
com mi t tee waa uuauimoualy carried In
th convention, it being decided trlnt
hereafter , all appointments should . le.
k Itiii mIwIaiI niilf.ial mill ttint
no committee would have tho. right to
tie applications, requests or deuiamls
that -any man or men should be partte
' alarly considered for any pom'tion.
Oir Awu Tha Eav .
"In a circular iHsueil by Robert Vr'
Bhlrtgle. cbhirlnah of the 'Republican
territorial rUmmittee, nhortly; after the.
convention, addressed to ' the officers
and memltera f tbe precinct elube of
Dhe Koptiblican party of the Territory
i 'of Hawaii, the report of the revision
.'f oiuinittee, chemen by the convention,
o 'the territorral central , couimlttoe
waa quoted in full and, among other
atafci'inetits luclmled the followliiKv .
'k p Vft.1ii.ut mitr w Bu iutiAn
."i when ' Ibe . convention onniiiiuoiis
ly went on record that the head
'of a department is directly respon
. eible for its cftlc-ient adminiHtra- :
tion and lianlahed from its rules
; - any and all reference to patronage
and Sudor-omeut f or 'olllce. If pa
;;'trounge 'ia the "open sesame" to, '
grafts and . machine politlca the
ponventiou not onlv locked the
door aguiniit this Torm of corrup- '
"' tlon, but threw sway the key.
V Against 'the Buleg . -1
Vlt ia, therefore, against he rulea
(if the party organization for the eouu-
,ty committee or for the territorial eoin-
mit tea to ifue any applicutiou for or
'Dee or to endorse the samo, and it ia
TOURIST SEASON IS
IN PARADISE
TUB ourtiTU t comlrig horray, hofrayl" , , ;
That tings Bidney Jordan, aloe do camp to the Hawaii lYdmetion com
rnlttee. . ( , '' :., tj; 'rv 'V" ''' '
"The tourist are coming," lie slags ly way of aiwrwerliig the many qnes
tions that are aOrtuI eiirh Av t i rninnir.'. i . ,
Whan Vin tbe tourist leasdh open?
mere o as Dig a 'Hlgnt' thla year as UBt7," , ' i
; By tinging his song Jordan answers U then Qneniims ttuslfcaCj as hb
uhsla goes though Vethape not very fcpecinoally. ' I -
r ' " - '!' '. . BIO BUSINESa J5XBCTEl ' '" - 'J
He leaves il speclilo of detailed answers to Becretary It . Wood of the
committM, wto can sliotr you tn cold "and 'alihOst lndlsontabla flmiraa thai
wlU be a big tourist year fot Hawaii
. i While twssfbly a trite lata fa StkrUhjC, lt( tUi Ufa good deal lo'ncsr than
nensl after starting, he believes. , . , . .
An. '"rthermore, today mirti .'the startvof th season I j ' H H I
' The steamer hlatsenia. arrtvinK tMa'Wrnlrrg,rwm diacharge the first list
of Vlnter tourists fcera, says Mr. Wood.- It wl register the ppening f the
tonriat leaacn,' nd hereafter all ships arriving here will be'well fiMed with
pwsons coming to "tho snnshln of Hawaii." - '
' REASONS FOE tlTR CELAT " ' ; !
There may be several comdderations to explain the Utthi delay in the
opening of the Mason, and this daisy, it appears, has given many to think that
Hawaii woold be without its nsnal crowds of visitors this year. ' That such
fears are unfounded is shown by the heavy Steamship bookings for bete froth
now tm, andDy the Hawaii advertlsmg campaign started, at the Instlgatlo i
it Mc Wood, by the Eastern railroad. .' ,;. ' f
' Tor months now, practically U reservation eh Hawail-bonnd steamer are
taken, and in many cases the waiting list Is ions;. .,
",.:.' i ' ' "TOUKISTS ARB 0I)IIHO 1 ", ' " ' ,'
Bo Sidney Jordaa doubt Ubs U dull truthful when he alnjs. "The tonrlsts
r coming horray, horrayl" v .. .,, . ; .
- Th cftr h fn h'rauch better positron to meet tbe rjulrnfnU if alafge
reason than iifretofot. Tmirrovtmierits have ten Tnae at iw.th rv vk .-.a
the Moana hotels, and the Pleasatiton
"be ped W first of the month. '
', J mm, moaem in eveTy respect, wiu accommodate about seventy.
The tocrrtii 4t Ufrsre. Vi(h DHvMta lanaia fseinv thm ntin .1.
REPUBLICANS WILL
RATIFY ELEGTiOfJ
Delegate Kuhio and Otber Party
; Leaders 'o' Speak ;'at " "
- '-;! Grand flallyl ; - ' -
:,. ' v ' '"'.,1' ; ' "
Bent npon: sboWia (be peoplb thst
their eaninaign prpoiises were not idly
mane pr.maue , ror, eiection ptfrposos
only, a Republican rally will be hold,
Satnrday evening :ln Aala. Park, when
addresses will be made by "severslpf
the' successful candidates and by party
Wdera here.'.' ';, ' ,-"., ', ,;;.'.
. It wITl be- a '"Tati&Vatlon meeting,"
uttder the auspices of the county com
mittee -iind 1 presided : 0Vr bv "Walter
Coomba, chairman! of that boity; The
eRudiilatos epledge-, their aillegl
a lice',' to .'the, party ,BnlTaffirm their
intention to abide bV its Brlncirle and
4o carry out its platform. , ; . , , v
Delegate Kuhio Among Speakers V ,
'Finn's, for (be hieetinff were 'made
yesterday at a session of the executive
committee of the eotraty -committee, and
the following persons were designated-,
as speakers for the occasion: Delegate
Kuhio, Robert W. Shingle, B. W. Breck.
One, paries Chillingworth, William T.
Rawlms, Eugene K. 'Alu, John Lane,
and Charles Arnold. . . ' ..'
Hr. BrecVons wni speak "as the not
ing head of tbe central committee and
Mr. Shingle as the former head of that
same body.' The other speakers are
successful candidates. One was selected'
rrom each ravtmon of tbe ticket,
Thanhs o the "Voter . . . ;' :' ? r , ..'
Thanks will be given the voters for
their s.ijiKit at the polls, and they are,
to be 'assured by tb speakers that the
principles and . platform' upon which ,
they elected the republicans to ollice
Will be ept in word and in spirit Cor
ing all the new administrate.,.'' k 1
It ia lucely that a few of the speak
ers will go with detail into aome .of,
the blanks, and show how tiler should'
be worked, out, , Mr. Hhihgle has Ticen
asked. to talk on political conditions as
he found tbm on the malulaud, -
Twenty seven Elected
' W. AlnitAi1 twenlv.snvAit tint At
twenty-nlnq eandidates," aid OeOga
it
Oullil'nf Ilia enmiiiiltefl last eve-
nV "snik feel entitled to 'some
rally.. As the terdtorlal central eom'
rtiitvaA An.A;l iha llmnaifM 'sawiftt Jl
rally .in . Aula I'arlc ttnd then turned
over the campaign to the county cont
mill fnr mann (r.itriOn I Wd thinlr thfift
thia after-electiou rally should be ander
the auspices of the county committee.
T'The niay0r lias Kiudry -ronstiHted
that we havs the use of AJa Park and
tno jrawshan . band. Tbe band wui
lay from seven to eight o clock, M
he rally -will start lit tbe close 'of tbo
concert.'' . , .. ' .-."' -. f - : ' ' ' !
At the hieetlng yesterday, when these
plulis for the Tally were made, the 'pur
ty's linances vero looked into. ''I
found, tint the cainpuigii cot etsctly
' 1 1111 t n a inanB n. 'aiii 'a v.
dtlt 'tit 'IIIA.I ft in nfrtiki.J
lztU; a few were held up .where there-
s a pipuio over xjie amoiini,. .,
left "for the be a. I Jf 'overy ' -dopiirt
oien'to 'receive front th applicant any
application for .a position and to -do-cide
whether or hot he wishes to ap
point the Vame, aad to bo solely re
nponsible for such appointments,
"The motto of tbe present liepnblU
can ongatiiKatloa is that where a Re
pilblicaa candidate bus been ek'Cted lie,
must 'prove himself eOieicnt, Ami to
do 'so hi hii iiiw are left absolutely
Butled by the Republican Organisation
in the question of appoiutiminta niadii
by him to oflice, 'and no committee itt
oflicial body o the Dartv lihs 'Oib Vloht
to suggest or ailvise whom he shuirp-.
poiiu. ir may no so, mey are urea-.
ing mo iawf oi ine puny auu vioiai-;
iotf tho confidence of the teputliiu
who named them a coiumittoeumn. ;
-OP PACIFIC
yVhat is llrfdtTig'it ich ) And' wth
the biggest, perhaps, in. the history oif
ha put tip $13,000 annex, which wlfi
f . . , J
nflOIITETO COAST
t ,'V w ' " V"" .1
iapanese Liner Brings few 'Pas
'," serrflers But Capacity tarrjo ;
5 . -of Oriental Products :
, On' the last lap of an .ttneventful'
voyuge, the Toyo Kalsen Kalsha ateain.
or Cbiyo Maru r?vcd yastertlhy mom
Ing from Vokohama en route so Han
Frilhl'lsCO.V ' The reaaol CarriAI An '
ceirtlonally'.'liglit pASsonger list, there
"ni.?"'. foriy.one camn risMsenDers
on 'the ship's msnifest. The Chivo
maim lias a luji cargo, ' nowovcrtoa
Sisting of 'heariy 7000 tons. , ' j.
When the t'hivo hfarii a,rrtvAI l- iVa
Offing- she "transferred a quantity of
mail, provisions, fruit and other sup
plies to he Japanese 1ttlchlp Hire.
Mr. and Mrs. K . X. Pile are.ston
over paskeagers-. - Thcyhslve mrfde' h
boaeymom tour f the Orient and will
remain In Honolulu foe several weehi.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Pile are guests at the
; tlflieers of tbe Chlyo- Mara report war
condition in the Orient kuina .i.
mnrt:olly quiet.. There were no signs
or itncr naval or military ctivfty ait
khy f the scorts which the Chiyb
Marh .'totiched m (hi trrp.-" 'Slihiprnli
i tho Orient 1 nocticafiy ft a stand
still, according to a report of the of
ficers of the Chlvo Mum a.i .n.in..
conditions generally throughout the Far
t.Av oiu iu a siaguaoi comiitions.
' .. ''"",?
KauikeoTani Children's Hospital
Must Meet Deficiency At . J
h:y'-'':: End of Year
" Through a circular letter, trustees if
the . Knuikeolanl Children 's hospital ar
apialing to Honolulaas to come to tho
assistance of tho institution, which t
In need of I50Q to meet the deficit at
the end of the year. ... .
; following is a copy ef tha letter:- '
r"Tho trusUes ot Kauikoolani fhil
dren's hospital would call attention tr
the roolition of the fluanees f the
hospital and the need for assistance. ,
"By the did of this year the bos
idtal Will nave been in oeration .Tor
five years and .'has exceeded expecta
tions in the good Work which has been
accomplished. TTp to September 80,
1U14, tho number of ratieuts admittiwl
bad IteeilS, yeryiarfro propdrtlou
of whom were charity patients.". ' '
'Tho following statement to the
iminber. of patients admitted will show
how the work is increasing, t The total
number of patients admitted during
each of the last . four, years -were lis
fallows: ,. , v c ','(-.' '''
In I0ir phlients admitteil. . . .501 V
. la 1i"2 patients h.lmitted. . , . . .27J ,'
In 1913 patients admitted. . . . . .420 ,
In 11114 patients admitteil to
v October 13 .'S0!J ' .
'.'The inconm has not been sufficient
to meet tbe running expenses. Antici
pating thla Mr, A. H. Wilcox, When he
donated funds for. the purchase of (ho
site, the erection of the buildinx and
procuring the; necessary, equipment, also
donated ."000 towards the runuiug ex
penses'. - This ;dbnnkm fund has been
exhausted anil a1oiit 115(H) )a heeded to
nutet'flie deficit' at the end of this year.
"The endowment fund amounts to
a little over. $100,000 and before long
au effort will bo niade to increase this
endowment so as to svoiil, in the fu
ture, asking for contributions for r 11 li
ning exeuso.
"Every reasonable effort baa been
made to conduct the affairs of the hos
pital economically, but. hotwithstaud
ug all suvh efforts tbo present Income
ba not been v suni''ient. The ' exe
ilitures made havi; been fully justified
ami hiunv lives have beau saved , uud
much .suffering relloyeiL,
"Anv contributions, however ariisll.
'to help meet the present neoda will bo
verv gratcruliy recelveiL v.
"Trustee Kauikeoliul Children's
Hospital. ' . ,',
"By W, O. 8MTT1I, .' . '
,;' "Treasurer.
"E. K. MOtTHMITll,,, ,
bairinao Ilouso t'oinmitice. ' '
GiO
JLlinOR DRYOOCK
.-TfllBtSElLO
. , r .;. i . . v.:
Secretary of Navy and Hawaii
'V- itfrCu'cing Corrrparry Settlb;.; ;.
'. S; Points In bispute ' :,;4 ;
CONTRACTORS WILL NOT .
l: fJUARANTEE CONSffWCTION
Final Cost of Important Improve-
Went5 Will Be Abdut ;rjve -'r
.- ' Million Dollars ,.. ' 1
After a delny of about eight months,
In which tho leetetary f tbi navy was
conslilering tbe trisftcr,an agreement
was rehcbp.f between the ih-pattme'nt
ami the Hawaiian' iredgin -eotnpany.
eontractoT for the IVarl Harbor dry-
Hock, winch will reanlt in t lie resump
tion of work on the dock at aujearly
date.'' ; ; , , ;',' '. ' ' '. '
. This information la contained In i
eablesram received by II. V- Wiling
nam, fpm .Walter Dilliagbaih who is
in wan rannsco. The general terms
of the agreement are not "known.-but
Mr. Dillingham states that the eable-J
gram sail tn arrangements were ea
tirely satisfactory to tbe Contractors.
Chjer rotmr At traue. ,',-;. ,"-;;'.' '
The .chief poinf where tbe negotla
tious were delayed was, tbe fact that
the avy department wanted tha con
tractors to guarantee the construction
work on the drydock, winch tbe latter
were unwilling to do as long as tbey
Were required to build the AorOi on
t'lnns.-. and, saet-iflcations frlrnished. br
the department and accordingly to the
directions or, navy engineers and ' in
spectors. , .,:,
The original construction work stop
ped last February,- when the dock then
under wsy, collapsed, with pressure of
water from below when one Of the
sections 'Was' pitmped ont for the 'first
time, There Vas so tnnch "controversy
over . the cause and- responsibilUy for
the failure of this work that tho pro
ject hung in the balance for a time.
A nrfnrboT"of reports on the dock were
snbmittovl 'by 'local eivtl apd naval en-'
gineer, nd the late 'Alfred Noble, the
distinguished rVvil eagincef,'-wiade a
speMal trip -totlonohiln to lnsrject the
dock. He reported favorably to the
ptfntl nuance of ("the project, 'kucgostlng
lotne few fllodification la the plan to
overcome .the frtlflleiiHies .which " had
Ooon eiicoiintered. - , . ; .
fechnical Detalbi Adjwted
J ,1'ollowwig tlit-itinlatilsslon of Coble's
report, the technical details were ad-
lustedi nd "cct'kf, iaereaaeil the np
jfrbfrriatron Ay kte - dock 1e i''' tiearly
$5,000,000,. Nothing then, remaned but
to order, the resumption of the work,
nndci1 bW terms. Then flecrerarv Dan
iels in the midst of negotiations.ordered
the contractors to proceed. Work was
resume nir the - -olil upecincatiohs,
for a few days Only, when the depart
ment agreed on a new deal. '
Waner Ttillvngliam the tim veni
on a special trip tb Wafthhigton 1n the
Interests of. the. Hawaiiun 'I'redglng
ctfntpaiiy,. la -an endeavor to'seenre a
Speedy settlement .of. the disputed
points. This he was nnatle to do. sad
the matter has lain before the secretary
or rne navy ror aoost eight months
wlthort ny material change' In .Its
status.. '', . .j , . ,
The service jottrwaia 'commented unon
this state of affairs and remarked that
In the event the contractors ahauiWed
tbe completion of. the dock, or tbe uavy
umlcrtOok to Ijuiid tt; the final cost
would prove a great deal higher than
the origihal flgtrre. In .view of this
fnct. thev evinced "soma ' Wonderment
'that 'the matter Vlirtuld.'be still held tip.
rmphirmg the eUicloncy 'of tbe navul
plant in Hawaii.' "
Work Vlllfca Resumed
This summing nn of the situation ore-
bably bad soinetliing to do with the
final "action of the aecretary of ttie'
navy, the result ef 'Which is the 'an
nomieomejit Uom Walter Dillingham
that the arrangements are Satisfactory'
to the contractors. . An immediate re-J
snntpuon or wora ani tbe speeily com
pletion of the Pearl 'Harbor drydock
may now' be looked for.".."'..' '
SPEGUL PflOSECUTflB WIL1
SllWiufliSIONllM
Wr."and Mrs. M. A, Thomas will re
turn to Hun Francisco in tbe steamer
Manoa, leaving P:er18 at four o'clock
tliis-Jifternoou, after a pleasant stay in.
Ifohbluld 'Of (wo iiKJqfhs ana a half.
Mr,' Thomas Was appointed specihi
assistant to the attorney general ' "
United States to relieve tbe disfrict
attorney here during the time tho lat
ter was being tried for asaault with a
deadly weapon. He came here from tbe1
district attorney 's oflice In- Ban Fran
Cisco, -where he is a special .assistant,
and immediately got to work-' in a man
tier that plcasediall those ktivlng busi
ness' with the 'local federal court de
partment. . t . ;
.'There are those In Honolulu who ex
iiect Mr. Thomas to return here shortly
iu an official capacity. On this point
he would not say anything last night
when interviewed by The Advertiser,
lie turned the oflictl over to the district
attortiOy late lust Week, and that euded
lit sorvice bore'under hi special cem
mission. .
. '-
'The final, accounts of B. L. Marx,
cs administrator of tbe estate of Agues
E, II awes, ilec eased, were approved yes -
tcrdny by Judge Whltue aud the ad -
mlnistrator diNthargod, .
WILY PROr.lGTER
gets mm
li PULLS GUf
'.'"' i . .. v .'.'... !
W. H. Barnard Prevents Removal
of Office Furniture With-Ugly
Ltoklrrg Revolver . r:
PUTS ALL TO FLIGHT
V r" UNTIL f bLICE ARRIVE
Then He "Disarms"' Them By
t; Turning Oyer Weapon and 'J
i - ' Hastilf Retires.'
It might have been an automatic
toothpick or preparation to keep the
rain off nmbrella, .Itirt it chanced lht
it wa vuhf a fluid to prevent rost gath
ering on anything, from a tiorseshoa to
electric light fixtures, which W, H. Bar
nard, Honolulu ' latest find In the et-rfch-quick
class, brought to Alii city
with him. .;'' .;. .;.;'.,: y
Incidents snrrotmding the exploita
tion of this wonderful fluid led up to
tbe nactmeiit of a delightful eomeify
yesterday mortilng In "Barney's" of
fice, ;Waity bnildlng. 'The comedy, tint
Of respect to tbe . preparation, shoukl
be called Rustnot. But not until 4t
was all over could one say with arry
flegree of certainty tlrat tho play ws
comedy. . Por there was a gun flashed
,and threateningly polnte.1, which nnti
rally gave it some of the characteristics
of a drama. . ;
Since "Barney" arrived here In Beji
tember, He has had a bnsy ami perhaps
profitable time. His finances, how
ever, wwj what led up to the eomeifv
yesterday, with the gun play. The get-rich-quicker
bad sold two halves of his
business, one for $325 and the other
Tot "$51)0, "and bt some original wqVk
In fractions retained a half interest lo
it himself. . '-. ,T. . ' . , , j!
Titt Up Ofllca on Credit ' . .'.
As a condition precedent to Opening
busiaees.'KarBey "negtiaied fr fur
niture with tbe OITlce. Supply Compauy
and succeeded in getting enough for his
OflJce-Oh h Installment plan.- Had he
kept tip lis payments On tbis f nrhiture,
everything would possibly have ' gone
smooth Wifh lilm at least tintil the
buyers of Knstfiot threw it away after
trying it In-vala on everything, 1
ciuding the sco'lp, ' . ".' 7
V But " Harney ' didh t 'Veep Hp his
installments. Instead, le loaded rip la
pistol and waited, ior the wtrst lo
come Tno Worst, or rather the iticit
to tbe worst, came In Vlie shnpo of throe
Portugnese from the Ofty Ttansfer Com
pahy. They came with'tirders from trie
flk-e Hnnnly Comnanr to take, the fur
niture, and they were big enough, phjsV
raiiy,- vo tase It, 'other things Deiug
equal.-,'; .; .' '. , "' ... '". ,
Uka McCaxn, 'Barny', Ha Oua '
But ' Harney " had gua. liike. uL
Cam, ho kept it concealed, the three
Portuguese ea'uie lii'mberiug into the of
ficethus begins the first act. This js
tiot a long ai t,- for the reason that no
sooner 1id the expressmen state tbe
purpose of their call (ban the exploiter
of liustnot pulled the gun. Feet Por
tuguese feet they made it down tho
hallway V the' Wajty building fast?
than taey ever dared -to go before; and
they did not stop until tbe Oflice Supply
store was reached,, ;. . ,
; Alfred J. Oram, treasurer of the com
pany, listened to their story, but did
not believe.lt. It was incredible. Ite
ksid, and to prove k waa incredible
he Went back "With the Poi-tugnese,
Slid thna o)ewa the flcoud Wet. . '"'Bar
ney la hekliug bis own by the esk,
tno on hip aa.l eye on the door. The
floor U oiened, and Oram 'eaters, oalm
and unfriendly. ' ; , ' '
The promoter greets hlin:'r'uoat you
put your bonds a this turniture." , .
He draws a gun. . , . t '
Flourishes Bad Looking Pistol ' v . . '
- "The first oiie who tries to jtoke this
furniture (rets shot, you see'l ." veils
the promoter, flourishing a bad looking
pisioi.. . '.. - .,
Oram Withdraws hastily. . ' ?
'Uun plays seeming to tie in- rogue,.
T difle t want to take hny ehanoes. so
Ijtot Out," suld Oram.' .'.
lie rang -up tor vnc-jolH', ,7 '
. Two bllicers enter, taking. positions
at 1. c. and t.'it. Kehlnd' them tonic
the three -Portuguese add Oram, holding
relatively safe pasit'ions, ' j . ,
' "Barney" ait at the desk, fondling
the revolver. ' , ,
" "There,'' he aays, as he gives them
possession Of the revolver, "tuk'e that
to -tho polite station!" ' ,
BiigTit Officer OVerwhelnied " ' ; " 4-
i Ilia ' generosity overwhelm the
bright oflicers. They take the guq and
maiuh off the stage, not 'thinking uutjl
the curtain lios ruiig down anil every
thing ia'over that thuir superior would'
probably want to kick tbin from' tlse
station to Kohala for iot arresting (lie
promoter, . ,'
Hheriff Rose will not say when tbe
arrest Will be made, or anything about
the euso. Down at tbe atation they are
whispering it around that he wants to
get a rvfund on bia Rustuot before
making a pinch. . ',.'..(
. There is a good deul of feeling among
ninny ot those who look part in the
comedy over the two oflicers' non-ft-a-
sauce in not arresting "Barney," The'y
say be committed two . criminal aets,
anil that tliere was. no excuse for his
not being arrested on the spot. .
Admita H Drew Weapon
' ' Huruey ' ' himself . admitted last
night that.be had drawn tho gnu,
J' "Aud I would have shot them, too,
you bet," be eommeutod, if they badl, Per str. Kilaooa,. for Hawaii and
tried to take the furniture. ,r , Maul jiorts, Nov, fl. A. J.. Porter, M.
If a rumor Is to be credited, "Bar-'Osaki, Nr. Iwis. Alexander 'Sbpl'ard,
oey'.' is planning to get away on the
1 Muuoa this afteriiooiii Should he es-
1 cape.. Sboriff Uose will find himself n
auuthte cmbn'rrtuj 'position.
I
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MARINE TIDINGS. .
By Merchant Exchange.'
't Friday, Noveml)er( fi, 1914.
Oraya Ifarlior ftafleit, November I),
schooner g, sCJhristlatison, 'for Trl
Harbor. : ' , . '; . .
Heattle r-aileif, TCovrnW C, , 8. S
Kentucklan, fot llonoluHi. - ' - .
. ; rbiturday,. November 7.
', Pan Francisco -Haileil, Novemlier 7,
l;W p. W. n. l'ersm, for Honolulu.
' '- . Monday. November ft.
an Francism) -Arnved, , Nov, ( K
S. Knterprjan, henco Octolter 29. ,
Pan Frani-isco Arrived, Nov. 9, 11
a. m., 8. 8. KibeYth, hence Nov, t.'
Vokohama .Sailed,, Nov. 7, S. 8.
China, for Honolulu,
YoRohnma Arrived, Yfov. fi, B.
Tonyo laro, tienc October 27. ; : ..
PORT OF HONOLULU.
. 'j' ' . AkWVlED.
Ptr. lliflenyt. 'from ftawail. t a. w.
8tr. liikelike, frpm Kansl, 6:Sr . m.J
r. Ventura, from Sydney, J:30 a.m.
Ktr. fieiyo Marn, froth 'Japn, 8:n
a. m. . . . . - .
Mr. fhlnyo Mam, from San ' Fran
sisco,' :45 pm. : '.-'.'.. ' ,
8tr. W. O. 1111, from lCanal Sr'45
a., m. ,. . , , .
Str.. Maoua Kea, front Hiio. 6:i0
.."",' ., ' , ' v ' . , -
U. . 8. fitr.' Jtaln"bow, from cruise, 7
. tn.'. .T i ,;. t .
Ptr. Miktihala, from Maul and Molo
kal, 2 i.ii, . , '
8tr. Muna Ixia frbm Kanoi, 1:45
a. m. ' . : .
Htr..Helene, from Hawaii,"! :'30 a.'m.
' Htr. I. Ikelike, from Kauai, 3:15 a.m.
V.Ptr. WalleU, from Kanal, 6:10 a.m.'
8tr. Strathairly, from: Newoastle, 4
If "'
' Ptr.' Strathalrly, frotn' Xoweasfle,
7;Sn a. m. .- 1 '.'. y .
Str. Chiyo Mara, from China itiidj
japan, 4o,:u a. m. . . J '
v ;; '.''.'.-. DEPAETED.'t ' ."',' ''
".'Str.;H1'n, toriJTawali, t a. nv ' -;Htr.
Kilanea,. for Kotla, 12 .ttooo,
Btr. Claudiae, .for Maui, 8:10 p. m.
'Str. liikellke, for Ktuai, 5:10 p. Ibj.
8tr. . Ventura, for . tJan Trcnciflco.
0:43 1.1);,;(' . ,. '' ,. j...-.-
mr. tunny o ' Meru, jar Jiongkong,
fi:10 a. 'tni'-': ,-." i-'-f '. '.
; tftr. Helotie, for Hawaii, 4 '. wi.
. ! Str. Heiyo Haro, for, Jlilo, 5 p. m.
. Str. AV. O. Hall, for Kauai, II p. n.
Htr. Cluudine, for "Maul, B:10 o. In. . '
. ;,.,-:f- f : A8Cs2iosssv ;'v
'."''';', r ; . ArrtTd4' ,',; '' ';''.' , .
Per O. 8. 6. A'eatnra. from Svdnev.,
N. 8. W.. by way of Pago Pago. No-1
vcmber fl.. For Honolulu Anton Car
vellL 0. K JamioHon, Mr. V, '.. .tarlf.e
Son, 'P. B. Lloyd, Miss fl.. MTiitney,
Mrs. p. A. Heall, Miss J. L. Beoll, Miss
M. K, eall, Ihi Kwi Chao, Hau (1iV
Kwan, Com. l. It Mao an, Mrs. D. H.
Mahan, Fred Creighton, James Creigh
tob.'Bor. t'has. Hitchcock, Myef Hurt,
F. R.:McKee Micgan AB,'itto, Kobfcrt
Btiekley, ,richard Conaell, j. C Voss,
Cliln KonH.'.Ruildlph Corpos, Pudi far-'
po, John 'Eary,', Fred ary, Mrs. Pred
Kary,.8tvhi,.Ooldiiii, ir,;. olHm,
Miss Vivian Ubldiui, Mbis Ooldie Chit
ilini, Jobn Saliiio, "Mrs. Muble 'galnio,
'F.'M. Kelly.'. t-.;t ly-'; ; .- '-.
'. Per str.. Maifna Xe, from flilo, No-:
vdnber 7. Mrs. lntthor,'Mii E. Pat
Uson; "Mine A'.' Patttson. "Mrs. W. 'F.
Hi'hclalr'ahdildMrs. It. V, Ptten,
Mma i'atton; rtii., Veatberbee, Mian
Weatherliee.K. .Hashimoto and Wile.
W. J' Rictar.i; tl. A.'Tiscus, Mrs. At-4
kmx. Wight, T. It. Hobirmon, Mrs. Ia. X.
Ma.liola, )H. ; W, Waymeot, A. " A.
Kichley, F. Beohcrt, , Jos. ; Ako, Jl.
AkOna, W. A. Anilercon, )i. B. I'mibal
low. 'L. K. Arnold, Jos.. T. -Muff, D. hn-
nuha, Kagita, Miss V. M. (lark, tin.
V, A. Pmars. T.Hiney, H. W. Kinney.
Per ' atr. Mikshala, from Maui and
MolokaL November 8. Mrs. B. Ihihi.
Miss A. Panana. C. Crowell. Mrs. .1.1
Munro, Miss 1. Mutch, Miss V. MutCh,
J, D. McVelRh.-Oe, P. 'tok, Mrs.
Geo.. W, Mc Coy hail -son,' Mrs, 41. Joao
and infant, Mrs. V, Corrca ani two.
daughters. Andrew Wright. 1
Per 'str: Manna tioa, from Kauai, No
vember 8. R. B.- Anderson, A. Takawa,
8. rJuenaga,' R.. B. Mcrldowney, Miss
R, Aki, . Akl Jr, C. Aki Sr., 1 M.
htshel, O. 8belo, J. Fassoth, Leo Nash,'
D. II. Hitchcock, Mis Johnson, J A.
VcHryde. R. W. T, Purvis, Mrs. R. W.
T. Purvis Mr. 3. C. Dort, Miss K. Ii.
Wilcox, J. Berstrom, J. B. Loing, Mrs.
J, B. Daiug, Mrs, A llorner, D. Puni,
M. Tevis, Mr. Ijotv, Mr F. K. Alex
ander, A. Horner, K. lloendahl, -TSi'm
h. Aelf, . " ''.- -' '
Per str. 01u(lino, Yrom Maui, Novem
ber 8. H. Hubbard. Mra. 8. B. flub-
bard, Mm.. T. l. H, renhallow, F...M.
t orrea, Mrs. t. M. t orrea. Miss Annie
Correa, D. W, Doyle, W. -Coelbo. ,
.;'.'. Departed, ', ,
Per O. S. 8, Ventura, for Ran.TTyn-"
-4seo, Nov, 41. tMrs, J. Maloney, Wm.
1' ut ton, Mrs, R. Pvtrie and son, Mr-.
R. K. Mahlum, Mr. aud Mra. 'R.- K.
Hampton, V. ,W. Jones, Mra. ,Ventr. .
Per str. Cluudine, for Maul, Nov. fl.
Dr. W. D.' Baldwin, K. E. Bodge, Re -.
3. 'fl- Kmpiho, Mrs., Hoggs, Mrs.. M.
Hcott. Max Ekard. Mrs. E. Kealona.
I Master Ksalohu, Mrs. Kabunakala, J.
v. - 'i. i. k .. . . : .
' 1C Ma'kakoa
Paul Predenberg, Mrs. Nora Fredeo-
berg, II.. Paria, H, rj. Truslow, 'J. O
Hmith, !,. I). Larsen, R, C. Walker,
i?obor ,McCorritouf A. 8. Wall, Mr.
a
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Honolulu Stock xc!..;r
16 day, Noverrfber 9, 1914.
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Cetwoen Xonrds
Oaba ftng. 'fo 6(l, 11.75; Hon. Ti.
M.-'Oo JO, iJ.SV, McBTVde,. SO, 6.50;
Olaa, 13, lliil, SO, 30(1. X.iV,.j; 200, 2i),
on, an, o.ou; ' iiaw. I iiienppie t o.. iu,
90, -fcatf; Pbmeer, B, n. r ' . .
. : v , tJossIoSi 'Sales -:
' llaw..pineapple C., P,;3T?0. -
; i.,;1':" ' !'.;. -
A 8. Wairaail child,' 0.''i '"vl'ella, Sr.,
Mr. Hlnlsdll, W, II. '(irecnwell, Mr.
and -Mm. M,. 1", TCulitnaka and infant,
Manter'Kuiimnlia, Mrs. (!mcz, Master
Ciormiii, Mra, T Espinda, Miss Espiodii,
Miss tl. Alu. ,T.' 1. Mai-qiicz; " -i
Per T. K.'K,t'. a t'tiivo irarn, for
Saa, Francisco, 4 rom Manila, via Hong
kong and Japan ports,' to'lay, 10 a. m.
T. Adachi, Miss M. P. jtolles, Mrs.
A. Bowers. Master ."R. Powers, H. U.
Hoone,'E. A. Holchcr, M. S. il. Frnnk,
IMrs. M.-H. II. Frank, Mrs. H. l'
hauer, Miss Hoskius, fl. lloei'. Mrs. M.
J. Ileaiing, T. Kunie, L. Mitchell, lr.
Q. . Marrhan,d, J. M. Macdonuld,
Miyosbi,' Mrs. Iv. Na"knuiura and uiuid,
Mrs; R. Nakamura, M is. K. Parkinson,
E. .Rogert, Mrs, E.' Rogers, 8. Hinion,
Mrs. 8. Himou, W: P. tpriii((ir, T. a
kurai. Mis Harriet Ppriirg. T. Hbilmta,
Miss E. II. Hculbiore, H. Toda. C P.
Williams, H. E. West, Miss L. Withers,
Mr. Woclsoy, Mrs. Woorscy, ft. Vosliiila,
H. Yajisna, Mrs, 8V X'ajimu. nd tnai.l,
Miss ..V". Vajinia. "
.'Per str, Cluudine, ToV Maul ports,
November 9- A. . C. .'TA hoi.ler, Henry
Fruuk, A, Haaeberg. i
. ..... . ,. ' '; . '
siBfji m i.:y
' .- -i : .1" . . '. I i, . !
' Six-cent auirnr - muv ' utaTn - l.e a
realitv. iu t lie : nt.iiiiim ut TIiiisa wlm
were in "t'obeli With tho liturliet yester
day when, tbo 'price reurhf I 4.0L, This
rhecriug news us received liy Alex
ander ' Itiildwlu from their New 'oik
Bgentx.. ,.,",' , . : . ..' ', .. ;
Pollwing la a copy of ', -the cable
grains'; y . ' " ' ' '
There was a 'sk'le tbdny Ut 00 de
gree (rptitrfuals that fleets the ba
sis for Hawaiian sugar st 4.1)1, Cuius
for delivery in 'Xtw.-. Vork in atcue,
tederal f-igar lieSnery was the buyer. .
Market stiosg'st the a.!. unce. High
er prices expeeted' . ?. . ' .
' cys .f,sk;.o
'Silile en-lce bctw eon Vanconver'aiul
Australia ha iceu Ircwtored, according
to -a notification ror ei veil yestenly
from the local oflice of the Pacific Couiy
mercial Cable fotupauy,' which indi
cate . that . the damage done at the
Fauuing Island statiou by the Cennun
cruiser Nurnburg has bron repaired.
The announccmcat reads as follows:
i"The Pacific Commercial Advertiser:
t The Vancouver-Panning I. land cable,
recently cut by a Oerlnka warship, is
now ; repaired, restoring normal coin
muuicatiou witb Australia. 'fbe Com-,
mercial Paellia Cable 'Comj any.' ;
: :.; , ,,; . ehetmatiem. ,
' Have yeu ever tried . Chiiiberlaia 'a
Pain Halm for. rheumntisuiT If not,
you 'are whs ting time, as the longer this
disease runs oil the harder H la .to cure,
(let a bot,t I a toduv. ajiplv It with a ig
orous masaagu to tbe a'fli.'ted parts and
you w II tie Sitrpi ikid 'and .(lel gbted at
the wlief obtained. Fur sale by all
t'eilcrs. peuson, Smith 4; 1,'o.j LtJ.,
g d for Hawaii, , ', , -
flAMEOr ITOCK v" A