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''! Y ifT qTTrrTT- ' ji X "W ' -t " -r p-,P-rF-i-- P- -I-I-i-IF J STEAMER TABLE. " at i I From San Franelsco: 1 m Ventura Mch. U w "; Manchuria Mar. 16 Hongkong Maru Mch. 22 0 iTHE BULLETIN IS A GLEAN, SUPERIOR EVENING NEWSPAPER WITH A COMMANDING FOLLOWING J ONE VOTE F0R J I 1 I V fi V 0 THE EVENING BULLETIN V S2000 PRIZE CONTEST. ft I 2 THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1906. J fl Thl vote li good for three weeks g from date. Jf aftaP4riar9talBtatarairlirqniI M-, il Evening Bulletin &e jpe fcV J For San Franelsco: Jf 4L.t 'Coptic Mar. 13 -m Pf-y Sierra . '. Mch. 13 V 8. From Vancouver: B..$5 Aorangl Mch. .10 $ For Vancouver! ft? av Moana ...ADrll 4 ' -?-lf 1 f l'CI .f ltIC BULLETIN ADS ARE READ BY WOMEN IN THE HOME EDITION tarta)feiti1iil)Giititlir :. Vol. rvin No 332(5 HONOLULU, TKHKITORT OP HAWAIL THUKSDAY. MAKOH 8. UK) - Pbiok 6 Oknts r- vf i - $10. License For Physicians Is Illegal Mrr " v V ' - ft: a 'A i ., KAUAI KEGEL KLUB Jumps To Prominence IN FIFTH PLACE ST. LOUIS COLLEGE CLOSE ON THE ADMIRAL Any person who thinks the othel Kegel Club to the front. It la coming fellow can be scared out of thli auto. If" right. In fact Kauai registered the . ..i . .. i. ..i.... -,iw. ,n largest proportional advance thla week mobile contest buslnesa might well K',r,,,h . -rn . ,h rn. take out one of the Continental Ca ualty Insurance policies supplied by the Henry Watexhouso Trust Company, for he will certainly be disappointed nml It will hurt his feelings. The lively Jump taken br Admiral Hockley last week started things mov ing at a great rate, which proves that this contest will be n contest right uu to the doling of the polls. St. Louis College Is close on the trail of the Ad miral and to close to the hundred thou sand taiark that tho boys are not wor rying over tho outlook. And the others are moving up tho lino In a style that demonstrates that any one or all nre sulllclcntly close to easily strike a winning gait. Among the steamship men Purser Frlcl of the Mauna Loa bids fair to give tho Klnau Admiral a pretty good chase. Frlel was on the Kauai routo for some year and Is getting votes from there ns well ns along his present steamer route. Sreaklng of Kauai brings the Llhua Admiral Geo. C. Bccklcy...- 121 237 j St 'Louis College Alumni Association 90728 1 Judge A. N. Kcpoikai " '. 500J4 Diamond Head AthlcticClub :.- 27562 Lihuc Kegel Club - '.;'......,... 23552 Leo Lorrillard Cummins -.. . 12907 Mrs. Lucy Wright, Waimca, "Kauai-.;. 12176 AalaQub .'.." 10316 Co. D.N.G.H,, Hllo 9554 Thos. C. White, Kealakckua v 9184 Mrs. C. L. Di:kcrson 7759 D. K. Watson 7232 J D. McVeigh . 6712 Jas. Kula, Kauai : 5870 Jas. L.Friel (Mauna Loa) 4938 S, K. Kamaioplli 2947 Miss Hannah Sheldon, Lihuc Kauai 2672 Tommy Kcarns 2218 Geo H. Dunn, Lahaina 1527 J. di Braga. Kauai ; " 1500 Chester Irwin . 1209 Kaimuki, Waialac, Palolo Impvt. Club, 1 205 A.M Souza 1201 Miss Lucy Kaukau (Lahaina).. John Raposo (Llhue Store) .... H. D. Joe P. N. Kahokuoluna (Pala, Maul) 842 80S 709 800 809 l. D. Joe Sam Chong . . : 695 Louis H. Miranda 442 J. Rcdriguet 301 Court Carrots, A. O. F. 131 August Martin 89 M. Botellho 62 lWVV1VVVVVVVVAAVUVMAAAAAWVVVVVVAAVVVa'TA REMOVAL S 5 the KASH COMPANY; Ltd. Calls the attention to the Consolidation of its J Stores in the improved and attractive quarters at the corner of Hotel and Fort streets. The management takes this opportunity to thank its many patrons for past favors and cordially invites them to call at the new store, where they will always be welcome and find the' largest and best Stock of Clothing and Fur nishings in the city. The old Hotel "street store will be closed to day and all business hereafter conducted at the FORT STREET STORE. tto stay. Their name ought to bo n mascot. Maul did well for Judgo Kcpolkal, holding him In third placo with fifty thousand votes. Tho Judge's friends say they aro not out for sensational spurts. All they want Is tho nuto. Co, I), of Hllo has taken a placo among the leading ten and Leo Lorrlllard Cum mins had n largo bunch of ballots en tcred to his account this week. Jack McVeigh Is no tall-cndcr and Tommy Kcarns enn go somo. Among the ladles Mrs. Wright ol Kauai hold her own, while Miss Slid don, the school teacher, has good pros pects of cither going to school In th nuto or knowing tho reason why Mm. Dlckerson's friends aro consistent In their steady work In her behalf. All thoso In tho list aro making very com fortable progress and very few Hullo tin votes aro being wnsted anywhere In the Hawaiian Islands. The stand Ing for this week follows Honolulu Athletic Club 4$ C. E. Pederson 29 Geo. Cachlcopulos . . 22 Miss May Oonsalvea 13 Chang D. Yen II Henry Hogan 11 Jerry Burnlngham to M. Olevlero 10 Copt. Gregory Miss Edna Akau (Continued on Page 8) Mandamus To Settle Park Fund County Attorney K. A. Douthllt to day sent n letter to Kaplolanl Park Commissioner Lorrln A. Thurston In which ho advised a means of settling tno question as to whether the Hoard of Supervisors has a right to nppro prlata money for tho malntalnance of Kaplolanl Park. Attorney Pouthltt suggests that, for the purpasos of the test, the Hoard of .Supervisors pass a resolution appro priating a sum of money for tho ben efit of Kaplolanl Park and that tho Park Commissioners then call upon County Auditor illcknell to issue n warrant for tho amount. The Idea Is that Illcknell slinll refuse to Issue tho warrant, whereupon tho Park Commis sioners will seek to enforce him by In stituting mandamus proceedings. Uy this method tho question will be sottlcd In tho courts. The method pro posed has the advantage over the prop osition of submitting an agreed state ocnt of tacts to the Supreme Court fli several ways. County Attorney Dou thltt has already given an opinion to the Hoard of Supervisors In which he says It has no legal right to approprl. ate money for tho park, and for him to (Continued on Page 4.) y IN A Rfdd Issue. In which considerable Htronuoiisness was showed by tho at torneys on both sides today enlivened the Drown vs. Sprockets enso, which for aver four weeks has dragged on wonrlly before Judgo Do Bolt, Tho troublo was caused, Quito Innocently, by tho following paragraph, which ap peared In Tho Hullotln yesterday: , "Judgo Do Holt said that ho was In- r-ltnrrf In fnvnr nf ihn ntnlntlff tint ,11,1 not want to grant tho motion for a ill-' reeled verdict, as thcro was still uorno doubt In his mind. Ho might say, how over, that should tho Jury render a ver dict for tho defendant and should a mo tion to set nstdo that verdict bo made, he might do so." This Item came to tho notice of tho attorneys for the defendant, Kinney i and Dallou, and they Immediately took! action In tho matter, as tho statement was mado by the Judgo In the absence , !. f 1 lk... .11.1 ..... ...I..I. It . i Ml ihu jury, uuu uiuy uiu uuv nieu n iu (Continued on Pago 8.) rarSinaMa?fiasf i Good Furniture 1 ft Largest Stock In the City -S !jj from which to make selections, X i I I J. Hopp & CO. "Old Reliable Furniture House." li ft v n li w n n li i t n I N n i, " ,ww.. w. ... ..n car-sw S S S ri IT WII I 1 PAY YOU po.l.j) to rent a box In our ssfe-der. vault. I lie cost is very nominal t S5 PER YEAR AND UP, J i 1 and you may rest -assured thai your valuables, once Installed therein, are as safe as thsy can U possibly be. ' v w Hawaiian " Trust Co., j& Limited., f:?rr-2sT5J'iiv j m S -WS-W3 S (t Fort Street, IJonnlnln Law Demanding Fee For Doctors' License Is Declared Void DISCRIMINATION KILLS AMENDMENT "That portion of Act 48 of the Set-, lion Laws of 1905, which Act amends! the first paragraph of Section 1068 of, the Revised Laws (Medicine and Sur gery), providing that 'no license shall! be granted under the provisions of this j secuon unless me applicant snail pay sn annual fee of $10,' Is Invalid and void on the ground that It discrimi nates between the holders ofjlccnses under the amending Act and the hold. rs of licenses Issued prior thereto." The Supreme Court this iraornlns rendered an opinion In Territory s. Dr. J. T McDonald, of which the above Is the syllabus. Justice Wilder writes Die Court's findings and saysln part, s follows: This Is an appeal on points of law from tho District Court of Honolulu. Defendant was charged with violating Section 1068 of tho Ilevlsed Laws, as Peacock Given Time After To Make His Return i BALL0U WAfiTS ORDER MADE TODAY A preliminary legal battle In tin tiartle petition for a restraining order to prevent Peacock from acting as manager of I'cncock & Co., was fought I beforo Judge Lindsay this afternoon,: but did not reach an Isbuc, a continu ance being granted. S. M. Ilallou, rep-, resenting Qarvle, nanted the tempor ary order Issued forthwith, but C. v ' Asliford and It. V. Dreckons fought this proposition and Anally secured n continuance In which to make their! return, Asbford opened with a statement that he bad accepted service of process at 10 and had Immediately set to work with bU answer, the typewriting at which hnd not yet been finished. It was therefore impossible to produco an answer, and Ashford asked that tho matter bo continued until tomorrow. morning. The testimony on the peti tion and the answer would take con siderable tltne. Ureckops said he Joined In Ashford'a request. A great many questions, both , of law and of fact, had been raised In the petition, and It was Impossible to prepare an answer which would prop erly protect Peacock's rights In so short a time. Peacock was not trying to delay tho matte'r more than abso lutely necessary I Ilallou said ho agreed that tacro iiii!iSyjJJIMMi GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK; ESTABLISHED 1860 I m m m In the recent insurance investigation no company passed a better ex amination than the GERMANIA LIFE. All approved forms of in surance written X Henry Waterhouse Trust Go,, Ltd. MANAGERS, TERR. OF HAWAII tm - wn.vH.iiiktriwihniiu viwwi.t'iwtiiwi'luihn.iiikviLivvibiu iiWa'iunikMiu at.v amended by Act 4S of the Session Laws of 1903, for that ho did at Hono lulu during one month prior to Octo ber C, 1905, practice medicine and sur gery without having first obtained rrom tho Treasurer of tho Territory nf Hawaii a license so to do. Defend ant was found guilty and appealed to this court. It appeared that ho was practicing as a physician and surgeon on September 27, 190&, and prior thereto, and hnd. taken out a license in J 900 and paid tho fee of $10 required jy an applicant for such a license Section 10C8 of the Itevlsvd Laws prior to being amended rend ns fol lows: "No person shnll practlco mecli zine or surgery as a profession In tho Territory of Hawaii, cither gratuitous ly or for pay, or shall offer to so pi no tice, or shall advertise or announco (Continued on Page 8) Battle had been too little time to prepare nn answer, That was not the Issuo at this time, however. The Court should not consider tho merits of the bill, the question to be decided now was whut status was the controlling one until the inalu matter was settled. Pending the time In which tho answer was made It was up to the Court to protect tho long established possession and not tho onu which had been recently ac quired and by force. To do this it was not necessary to look much to the mer its of tho case. Tho opposite sldo should b dble to answer tho order to show cause why a temporary Injunc tion be granted within a few hours. The sun should uot set without the temporary Injunction matter being set tled. Ashford wanted to know what the Court should consider If not the mer its. Ho was not preparing an answer to the bill, but an answer to tho order to show cause. Ilrockons said he appealed to the Court In all fairness to give his sldo time to protect tbe rights of Peacock. It bad taken the Garvlc sldo soventeen hours to prepare their bill and Pea cock should be given a similar tlm'o to answer In, Ilallou repeated his request that a (ContlnueU on Page 8.) SS S2 & i.&r AMMUNITION WAS INTENDED For CHINA SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., March 8. It is reported that rifles ami ammunition were taken from the Chinese section of the Pacific Mail steamer Manchuria previous to her sailing for the Orient. o TEXXEY WAS NOT IN CONDITION. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., March 8. The coroner's vcnlict on the ilcath of Prizefighter Tcnncy was returned today. It finds that Twine was not in a fit condition to fight. I lis death was caused by Neill's blow. The promoters of the fight arc held indirectly responsible for the result. o CHINA'S EMPEROR ILL. PEKIN, China, March 8. The Chinese Emperor is seriously ill. o DRYDOCK DEWEY REPAIRS. WASHINGTON, D. C, March 8. The monster drydock Dewey, now being towed to Manila, is repairing at the Canary Islands. 0 OREGON COMING HOME. YOKOHAMA, lapan, March 8. The battleship Oregon sailed for San Francisco today and will stop at Honolulu. n MUTINY OF MASSACHUSETTS FIREMEN. NEW YORK, X. Y., March 8. There was a mutiny today aiiiotiR the firemen of the American-Hawaiian steamer Massachusetts as she was about to sail for San Francisco. Slocum was killed. o 8AN FRANCISCO, Cal., March 7. SUQARr 88 analysis Deets, 8s 3d. Parity, 3.71 cents. Previous quotation. 8s 2 Md. Rain Helps Fire Fighters Forester Hosmcr received a telegram at noon from Krcd. Carter at Ilonokaa stating: "Heavy rain. Klrc out." Forester Hosmer this forenoon re ceived a wireless message from Man ager James Olbb of tbe Paahau Sugar Plantation to the effect that the forest (Ire on 'tho Parker ranch land, three! miles above the plantation, near Ha niakua, had reached as far as the Ka lapa gulch, but that It had been partly subdued by rain falling during tho night The wireless message reads as fol lows: "Fire has reached Kalnpi gulch. Partly subdued by rJfci during the night. Will report by Klnau (on Saturday)," Yesterday afternoon, at 5:15, For ester Hosmcr received the following wireless from Manager Glbb. "Fire broke out this morning Park er ranch land, Pauuhau, three miles above plantation, Dig gang lighting lire. Very strong Kona blowing." i i In thp first week of the year tho temprraturo nt Forty Mile and Knglo, In the Klondike, was CO degrees below tho. 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On April 14, 1905, defendants moved the court, Judge Lindsay, who wa Judge Clear's successor, sitting, that a formal order be entered granting it new trial, which motion was granted July 17, 190S, the formal order being: entered the next day, to which the plaintiff excepted. On January 17, 1906, the plaintiff sued out this writ of error to reverse tho order of Judg Lindsay granting a new trial, The de fendants now movo (this Is the motion that Is denied by today's decision) to (Continued on Page 4.) 'Henry Waterhouse Trust Do,. Ltd., Stock and Bond Brokers. Offices: Cor, Fort and Merchant 8ta. Txleohone Exchange No. '4, For Men $5.00 l 1 'i s -W2-W2 fvn VVWVnAAWVVVVWVsrVVVVVVlAWVWWAArtWWrtAAWfWlftWWAJtftiWM ... ....i..,j..j'ri..j-,,.fc Jk . ..',r. m mi-llww-BBUMmijijjuuiii' j mm ' " tUMmuyi it -- Sim v. - 1 -' v- iswfc --