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TUESDAY.
. Ifl.Y :10, I1HU,
When the Athcrtlser has proved
Humphreys to be a liar It will h.iva ea-
tnblltshtd bi' oiul question bis I'IrI'.i to
trarel with the Advertiser political
school.
With no money In the Territorial
treasury many honest worMngmen
will hao their first experience with
the pinch or poverty. Now hat shall
: do; hold Humphreys responsible
for It?
Assessor Pratt Is getting an c.ten-
site Knowledge of the Incomes cnjojwl
Lj Hawaii's citizens but the country
will eiijos ieeral long cold winters
with the snow feet deep before thu
government rtallzcs tny com on the
Income tax Uff.
Director Jarcd Smith makes a timely
suggestion when he points to Australia
as u market worthy of exploitation by
Haw all's coffee growers. The greatest
victory any Industry can win Is to
establish a ready market by reason
of the superior product it offers.
The Hawaii sugar refinery schema
Is all right, but what Interests Hawaii
particularly at this time Is a scheme
that will turn out a refined field labor
product. The man who will do It can
get all the money he wants and bo
posted as a public benefactor besides
Another steamer has arrived and
McKlnley has failed to forward an in
dorsement to the Acting Governor's
bond scheme. What an elegant tlmo
the Legislature would have bad It tak
en up the Acting (Jovernor's proposal
tc wait til the President could be heard
from.
The sporting fraternity would un
doubtcdly profit by a trial of strength
with a baseball team of thu California
league. In spite of many obstacles, the
present baseball season has proved a
success and every measure that serves
to keep up Interest In the national
ganio should receive active support.
The reiteration by the Advertiser
that "a serious charge" Is filed against
Judgo Humphreys at the Department
of Justice Is properly regarded by the
public ns an Item In the species of
blackmail for which the Thurston or
gan stands creator and sponsor. A
serious charge Indeed! And the cow
ardly whelps run to cover with nothing
nioro to say.
The story that the United States
Attorney General Is waiting to con
sult a man who Is indcr serious
charges, about thu appointment of
a third Judge In the First Circuit
of Hawaii, ought to Le handsomely
engrossed on calfskin. Advertiser.
And hound In mourning crepe In
honor of thirty-seven members of the
Bar Association, meek and lowly fol
lowers of Thurston.
The Immense gathering of young
people at the Christian Endeavor and
Epworth League conventions proves
the Christian army to be ever on the
Increase and enthusiasm keeps pace
with the numbers. While tucorlzers
tell us the United States Is going to
destruction, the practical man knows
the country cannot go far wrong with
such a phalanx of Christian citizens'
to depend upon tor the future.
THE FIRST LEGISLATURE.
The first Legislature nf the Territory
of Hawaii that has finally reached the
point where It can adjourn without lay
has In many lespects t'cen tbo greatest
thing that ever happened. It bus been
great In the amount of tlmo consumed,
great In the contentions it has produc
ed, not Insignificant In the total money
It has cost. It has run u close second
to Diana of the Epheslani.
The succets or failure of this
Legislature and the reasons therefor de
rend entirely on. how jou look nt It.
Every citizen has had his opinion as
vailuiiB contentions have arisen, uud It
ir doubtful whether an) two haw fully
cigiced In their conclusions In attempt
ing to honestly render Justlco to both
fcliles un any matter tnat has come up
for discussion. In general all citizens
ngreo, however, that tho Legislature
has not been a complete success. This
conclusion Is endorsed by thu Legisla
ture Itself and if put to a vote no dis
senting volro would bo raised In thu
Leglslnturo or out of It
Cause of legislative failure, Is tho
dividing lino on which public opinion
gathers Itself Into opposition camps.
A unanimous opinion un this subject
is Impossible. Historians will disagree.
Citizens uud legislators at the present
tlmo are so tired of the long wrangle,
they are willing to agree to dlsugico
and let it go at that. Not till the next
elettlon will tho stoty of responsibili
ties be resurrected und depleted Jn
brilliant hurt
The people havo sought results, and
In attempting to secuio them have di
vided Into two general parties acting
along two ladlcally dllfercnt lines
those who consldcrsd the product
could bo obtained by working with thu
Leglslntum and ginutlng un honesty
of Intention, und those equally well
utlsfiid that nuthlng could bo obtain
ed except through sandbag tactics nnd
charging tho lcglBlatoia with all the
crimes of imbecility and corruption to
be found In the political category. The
ruling official element with Its friends
havo taken the latter course, while cltl-
ions believing thcmselvca to be mora
fair-minded and lees stilish of personal
Interests uidcavorcd to give the devil
his due and stood w Itii the element ad
vocating the first contention,
Dy leason of the urdor with which
both sides pursued the rancorous tenor
of their way, the advantageous results
arc wanting, except It be an advantage
to nil free citizens to learn by experi
ence that cooperation lc the only way
In which business, be It public or pri
vate can be successfully conducted
Granting that the Legislature has
been a failure the success of the execu
tive branch of the government has been
no less Ignominious.
This doer not mean u failure of popu
lar government. H.iv.mII has had much
less friction duilng tills Its settling
down period than has been cxperl
rnced In many Territories of the Main
land whose citizenship wns made up of
Americans born and bred. History
leaches that ever Territory has to
pass through lis rollv period. Ha
uall has not Immediately fulfilled the
hope of Its best friends ct Its politi
cal conditions are far from hopeless.
Its people are learning. Minority fac
tions that have hitherto ruled find they
cannot maintain power without votes.
Majorities have learned that American
government provides checks on too
radical or Inadvlsed action.
The result of this session of tli
legislature Just closed cannot be with
out marked benefits. It convinces
Executive power that it must ileal with
the people, it occupies no throne of
supreme power, It cannot be success
ful by attacking popular lepresenta
lives and refusing to credit them with
a degree of honesty. It must recognize
the right of the people to have the
last word.
This policy on the part of the Execu
tive has not been carried out during the
first session of the Legislature, It has
not been attempted. This theory of
American government had not been
committed to hc.ut at the Inception of
the Territory. Experience Is a teacher
pnd having had a great experience ear
1 In Its career, the Territory will the
more promptly reach the basis of busi
ness prosperity and political peace.
8WBBT PEACE REIGNS.
Maul News.
Now that the Legislature hag nil
Journed and Judge Humphreys Is away,
things wear a Sabbath like stillness,
and the erstwhile mar of the Adver
tiser has sunk to a gentle murmur, and
the Iliillctlu Is so busy Installing Its
new linotype machine, making other
Improvements nnd getting out an
elegant Illustrated pamphlet of Hawaii
that It don't havo time to ilo any mora
ticnuous politics.
FISH ON A SPREE.
Reading, Pa., July 17. Thousands of
drunken fish In Maiden Creek today
afforded great amusement to hundreds
of people Vlong the banks of that
stream. The distillery and warehouse
nf Aaron Dunkle at Dcrkelcy was
burned, and two hundred barrels of
whisky were emptied Into the water.
Soon afterwnrd bass, carp, catfish, sun
fish and eels, floated on the surface.
Some were lively and kicking, while
others were stuplflcd. Tubs of fish
were captured before tbey got over
their spree, and returned to tho water.
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"Jobstock is very lender hearted.
Isn't he?"
"Tender hearted? Well, say, that
man woudn't even strlko an average."
For Sale at a Sacrifice
I t" "T"
LOT 50x150 planted with
fruit trees, 380 feet from
Wilder Avenue. : : : : :
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Apply to
J. M. VIVAS
POST OFFICE LANE.
Judd & Company
Fire and Life Insurance Agents,
Stock and Bond Brokers,
Real Estate Agents,
Rents and Bills Collected. '
Agents Hazelwood Cream Co.
of Portland, Ore.
Agents Occidental Oil Co.
of West Virginia.
Office, No. 307 Stangenwald Building.
Tel., Main 223. P. O. Box 667.
Telephone to All Parts of the Island,
KONA LIVERY
STABLES
KEALAKEKUA, - HAWAII
J. G. IIENltlQUES, PROP.
Horses and Carriages
For Bxcursi ns
To the Volcano or th'j Mountains.
An excellent chance la offered for
tourists to
SEB THE COUNTRY,
Carriages meet tho S. H. Maun a Loa
at Kallua and tako passengers overland
to Ilookcna, where the steamer Is met
again.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTIIEHRST
Circuit. Twiiury of MawjI. In rrobate. at (ham
bent In lh TUItr of Itii estate uf W. II Cummfnti.
lata of Honolulu, Oalm deceaseJ, fh j til If n ani
account ol the aJmlnlvtratur f tali deceased,
v.irtln he aiks that his a ceo nti beexamlreJ atd
afpruvei, ani fiat a iirut oJtr le nuJ uf dl trltu
tlon t( tti rroptrty renalnln? In his ha' J la (he
persons thereto enttkj, and dUchaijrinj; him from
an lunntr res?onmiiny as sucn nam nikiMiur uav
lng 'his day Wen lileJ . H Is o dcreJ that Hi Jay, thi
6 h day of SIPrtMW U, A U. 1901, at ten unlock
a m , at Chamten In Hie Court Hume, at Honolulu.
t-t and tre same hereby Is appointed as the it me and
plact for hesiinj; raid petit on and accounts, and
tnat all rrrson Interest d may then and thvi'C appear
and show cause. It any they have, why tha same
should not ba girted,
Honolulu, Oahu, July o, 1911.
Uy the Court
J.A.THOMPSON,
CECIL BROWN. Clerk.
the Administrator In person,
1 90) July jo, Augft.ij.so
as.
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TEL. MAIN 20. P. O. BOX 664
rtsuuwti
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
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Spacious New Qnarters
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KING and SOUTH STS
Buggies, Phaetons, Wagons and
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CARRIAGE MATERIALS AND
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KING AND SOUTH
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General Business Agent.
Office. Mclnerny Block rvxttoC. I, Falk.
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Lunch and Dinner a Specialty.
HOTEL STREET, near Nuuanu, nut door to H4d
Ryan's "Encore" tVit-in
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.AT RIGHT PRICES. ALSO P CTURB
MOULDINGS AfD WINDOW SHALM-S AT
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ITANGENWALU DID , HONOLt'
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P. W. Bcardslee. P. O. Box 778
BBARD8k.EE & PAGE
Architects & Builder
Office, Rooms 2-4, Arlington Annex,
Honolulu, T. II.
Sketches and Correct Estimates fur
nlshed on Short Notice. mi
suilding Materials
OF ALL KINDS.
'oalors in Lumber aad Goal
ALLEN ROBINSON,
Queen Street, Honolulu.
Fred Harrison,
P NTRACTOR AND
dUILDER
Jobbing promptly attended to.
4. F. BBRTBLMAN'8
Carpenter Shop
18 RBMOVBD
To rear of old stand. Entrance on
King street. Orders left at either shop
or office at John Nott's store, King
street, will receive prompt attention.
1451-tf
Prize
Shooting
AT
GERMANIA
SHOOTING GALLERY
HOTEL STREET.
W. H. THONE, Proprietor.
Just Received
a New Lot of . . .
Key West and
Domestic
Cigars 1
Beaver Lunch Rooms
H. J. NOLTE.
TEL. AlAIN 04.
Mrs. H. M. Williams
Art Embroidery and Stamping
Full line of Art Materials : : :
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Love Hullrtlng. Fort Street
Roytil Hawaiian Hotel
Toneorlal Parlors
have clungd hinds an J ul!l bo con
ducteJ on antiseptic plans, t i ,
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Antiseptic TreQtmenoJnstrument
The Evening Bulletin. 76 cents it
month.
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Brick and Stone Work
Manufacturers of Doors, Sashes and
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All Kinds of Wood Work, Finish Turning
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ENGINEERS AND : : :
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Plans ani estimates lurnlsneJ lor all (lasses of
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New Map of Oahu.
Compile! from GoveenirentSimess and Charts.
Mars of Sujar Plantations. Rallwajs, a-14 Other
Reliable Sources. TUB MAP IS l8u INCHES,
lltl artistic colcrlngs an neat mountlncs. mak
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Improved and modern SIIfJATt MA
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purposes a specialty. Particular r.ttei"
uon pain to JOB WORK, and repairs
executed at shortest notice.
Pacific Heights Electric Railway.
NOTICE.
Commencing today (June 25th! all the
on Pacific Heights Electric Railway
will start from Nuuanu Avenue Station
connecting with all Tramways Cars.
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