A Century of Stubbornness.

The article focuses on how publisher Jim Copley managed to pick up stock from "Honolulu Advertiser" newspaper. It states that Copley gain stocks as the newspaper owner Lorrin P. Thurston sold it to him to be able to make his revenge to his nephew Thurston Twigg-Smith, who threatens his position at "Advertiser" and refuse to sell stocks. It adds that the support given by the newspaper to Democrat Daniel Inouye for the U.S. Senate also helps him to gain the stock owned by Walter Dillngham.