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BY AUTHORITY
General Election
Proclamation
Whereas, The Art to provide a Gov
ernment for tlio Territory of Hawaii
provide tlmt n general election shall
bo held on the Tuesday next after tho
first .Monday In November, A. I). 19CKJ,
mid that nt lennt forty days before any
election, thu Uoierunr shall Issuo on
Election l'roctntnatlon, and
Wluroas, It Is provided In tho HuIps
nml ltPgulntloiiM for ndtnlnlstcrltiK
Oaths nml Holding Elections tlmt no
chnngo shall bo made a to llm boun
daries of any iircclnct within sixty
das nf nn election.
Now, therefore, III nrenrdanco there
with, I, llcorgo It. Carter, Oovernor of
Hi" Territory of Hawaii, hereby glvu
nntlcu that a general election for n
Delegate to the House of Representa
tives of llm Unllnl State to servo dur
ing thu Sixtieth Congress, ami for
Senator ninl llpprcsctitnllve of the
Legislature of tho Territory of Hawaii.
will bo lieM on Tuesday, November
cm, A. I). 19AC, throughout tho Torrl
tnry between tho bourn of eight o'clock
n. in. niul five o'clock t. in.
Tho Senatorial District nro an fol
low):
First nlmrlcl-Tlio Island of llnwall.
Secntid DlKtrlct The Island of Maul.
Molokal, lin.il mid Knhoohiup.
Third District Tho Island of Oalm.
Fourth District Tho Islands of Kau
ai nml Nllhaii.
Tho elector In the MM Senatorial
District aro cnlllteil In elect Senators
us follow h:
In llm First District Two.
Ill tho Second DIMrlrt Olio.
In tho Thlnl Dlslrlct--Thrce.
In tho Fourth District One.
Tho representative illntrlctx. reels
tin Hon district nnd polling places are
as follows:
FIIIKT SENATORIAL DIST1UCT-
FiitsT ur.i'iti:Hi:NTATivn dis-
TltlCT.
DlMrlct of I'una, South llllo. North
Illlo and Ilain.ikii.i, County of llnwall.
First rreclntt That portion of l'una
blue south of Kcauti und from tho
e intern boundary of Kau to tho east
ern boundary of Kamallt, following
that boundary to nnd along tho west
ern boundary of thu Kuoho home
stead and a lino tho extension thereof
to tho boundary of Keiuiu. Polling
plare, Kiilupann school house.
Second l'ri chut That portion of
l'una lying south of Kcaau nnd east
of tho First I'leclnct. Foiling place,
Kupoho court house.
Third I'reclnct Tho lands nf Kenan
nnd Ulna In l'una. Foiling place, Nino
Jlllcs school limine. Volcano road.
Fourth I'reclnct That portion of
floulh llllo blng betwien l'una and
1'otinhawnl street and road, and tho
lino of Its extension to the sea. Foiling
place, Da leu & Co.'s warehouse, corner
of Wnlakcn ami Knlepolepo roads.
Fifth i'reclnct That portion of South
llllo lying between tho Fourth I're
clnct mid tho Honnlll stream. Polling
place. Circuit court hotiMi nt llllo.
Sixth I'reclnct That portion of South
llllo blng bitweeu tho Horn-., II Hiream
mid tho land of Makahaualoa. Polling
place, l'npalkou school house.
Soenth I'reclnct That portion of
South llllo blng between tho Sixth
I'ricluct mid tho llnkiiluu Clutch. Poll
ing placo, Ilonomu school house.
Eighth Pn clncl That portion of
North llllo blng between tho Hakntnu
Mulch and tho Mnultu aulch. Polling
place, Hnnohlnn barn.
Ninth Precinct That portion of
North llllo lying between tho Eighth
I'reclnct und tho boundary of Hnma
kua. InrVidlng the land of Ilumuuhi.
Polling place, Laupahoehoa court
bouse.
Tenth I'reclnct That portion nf Ha
maknn lying between North llllo nnd
tho land of Kulopa. Polling place, Pa
uullo Kchool house.
Eleventh Precinct That portion of
Ham.ilnia Ijlng between tho Tenth
Pnclnct and tho bed of tho .Malanalmo
tlulch. Polling place, Ilonokoa court
house.
Twelfth Precinct That portion of
Hiininkun blng between tho Eleventh
Piechict mid tho boundary of North
Koliutu. Polling place, Kukulhaela
s liool housa.
SECOND HEPRESENTATIVE DI8
TRICT. DlHlrlctN nf North .Kohala, south Ko
Inla, North Xonn, South Konii and
ICou, County of Hawaii,
First I'reclnct All Hint portion of
Nuith KnhnU from tho llnniukiia
bouuilury nt llnnokaa Gulch to the bed
of tho Wnlunla Oulch. Polling place,
Mnkapala Hi'hool house.
Secund Precinct All that portion of
North Kohala from tho Wnlunla Oulch
to tho dividing boundary between
North and South Kuliula. Polling
place, Ilouoniakau school house.
Third Piecliut All of South Kohala.
Polling placo, Wulmc.i court houiie.
Fourth Precinct Thai portion of
North Knna bounded on tho north by
tho Third I'reclnct, on tho east by Ila
iimkuu, on tho south by tho land of
Ktiiulinu, portion of Kuupulehu, Ilonu.
aula nod Kojlakche, on tho west by
tho sea. Polling place, Kalaoa school
house.
Fifth Precinct That portion of North
Kona bounded on tho north by the
Fourth I'reclnct, on tho south by the
hind of Hnliialo.i nnd a lino running
fiom tho north corner of lloluuloa to
tho south corner of Puiianahulu, and
on tho west by tho sea, Tho north
and south lines of this said Fifth Pre
cinct meet nt n point on lis eist side
on tho Hamakua boundary. Polling
place Circuit rourt Iiouho nt Kallua.
Sixth Precinct That portion of North
Kona bounded by tho Fifth Precinct,
Hiinmkua, South Kona, nnd tho sea.
Polling place, Keauhou school house,
Seventh Precliu t That portion of
South Kona bounded by North Kona,
Humaku.i, Kau, tho east boundaries of
Kealla 1, Klllao, Keokeu, and llouau
nau and tho sea, Polling placo, Kona-
waena .school house.
Eighth Precinct That portion of
South Kona lying between the Seventh
Precinct, Kau on the east, Olelomoatia
1 on the south, and the sea. Polling
place, Ilookena court house.
Ninth I'reclnct That portion of inn uistrici or Molokal, County of
South Kona lying between the Klghlh I Maul, bounded on the north by the sea
Precinct, Kau nml the sea. Polling and tho County of Kalawao, on the
place. Papa nchool house, east by the County of Kalawao and
Tenth Product That portion of Kau ' tho Eighteenth Treclnct, on tho south
blng between South Kona nnd Puna-, nm' rl by the sea. Polling place,
luu. Polling placo, Wnlohlnu court i Kaunakakal school house,
house. Twentieth Preclnct-Tho County of
Eleventh Pieclnct The remainder of ' Kalawao, Including tho lands of Kalau
Kan. Polling place, l'ahaln court I"1"1. Knlawao nnd Walkolu, nnd com
house. monly knon or designated as the
SECOND SKNATOIHAh D.STllICT-' tX',U l,a "llCP' Ka'
THIItD HEI'ltKHENTATlVI
IJIH-'
THICT.
Countlos of Maul nnd Kalawao, In
cluding the Hands of Maul, Molokal,
I.anal nnd Knhootawe.
First Precinct The Island of I.anal.
Polling place, Kahalepalaoa store
house.
Scconil Precinct That portion of tho
District of Enhalna, County of Maul,
bounded on the east by the County
District of Wnlluku. on the south by
the Ilonoknwal Oulch, nnd on the west
mid north by tho sen. Polling place,
Ilonolua Landing.
Thlnl Precltirl That portion of the
District of Lihntna, County of Maul,
bounded on the north by the Second
I'reclnct, on the cut by the County
District or Wnllutra, and on the south
mid west by the sea. Polling place,
I.ihalua court house.
Fourth I'reclnct That portion of tho
Dlslrht of Wnlluku, County of Maul,
hounded on the west by the County
District or Lahalun, on tlio north and
east by the sea, and on the south by
the Wnlluku Itlvvr. I'olllng Place,
Wnllien school house.
Fifth Precinct That portion of the
District of Walluku. County or Maul,
bounded on the north by the Fourth
Pieclnct, on the oust by a Hue drawn
from the mouth of the Wnlluku Itlver,
southerly nlong the sand hills to the
sen, thence nloni; the shore to Lahaln.i
District boundary, and on the west by
the County District of Lahnlun, nnd
also Including tfie Island ot Kahuo
lawe. Polling place, Walluku court
hcuse.
Sixth Precinct That portion of the
District of Wnlluku, County of Maul,
bounded on tlm north by tho sea, on
Iho en hi and south by tho County Dis
trict or Mnkawan and the sea, and em
the west by the Fifth I'reclnct. Polling
pi ice, Piiiineiio government school
house.
Seventh I'reclnct That portion of the
District of Hnua, County or Maul, ly
ing betwien the eist Ride of the Opunla
Oulch mid tho western side of the Ka
p'lula Stream, the sea being on th
north mid the County District nf Ma
kawao nn the south. Polling place, Ke
unne school house.
Eighth I'reclnct That portion of the
Dlstilct of liana. County of Maul,
bounded on the north by the sea, on
the east by a line drawn from the sen
at the eastern point of tho lllalno
llldge, running thence southerly nlong
tlio t'lilna Oulch to tho Ilana-Koohiu
boundary, on tlm south by liana nnd
Klpnhulu, ami nn the west by the Sev
enth Precinct. Polling plnie, Nahlku
school house.
Ninth Precinct Thnt portion of the
District of liana. County of Maul,
bounded on the north nml east by th
sea, nn the south by Klpnhulu, nnd em
the wist by the Eighth Precinct, Poll
ing place, liana court house.
Tenth Precinct Tluit portion or the
District of Ham, County of Maul,
known ns the District nf Klpnhulu,
Polling place, Klpahulu court house.
Eleventh Precinct Tlmt portion of
the District ot liana, County of Maul,
hounded on the west mid north by the
County District of Mnknwno, on the
eist by tlm Tenth Prlnclnct, nnd on
the south by tlm sea. Polling place,
KnuMi school house.
Twelfth Precinct That portion of the
District of Mnknwao, County of Maul,
bounded nn tho north by tho sea, on
tho east nnd south by tho County Dis
trict of liana, nnd on the west by the
Hnlchaku Stream nnd tlio western edge
ot the crater ot Haleakulu. Polling
place, lluclo school house.
Thirteenth Precinct That portion of
the District of Mnkawno, County of
Maul, liounded on the north by the sen,
on the east by tho Twelfth Precinct,
cm tlio south by a Una drawn from I'uu
o Kakno along the boundary ot Mnka
wno to the east branch ot thn Alallko
Oulcb. thence nlong said gulch to I'll-
holo, thenett from Pllholo to I'uu Kll,
thence westerly In a direct Hue from
Putt Kll lo I'uu o Kan, thcuco to thu
boundary ot tho County District of
Wnlluku, nnd cm tho west by the
County District of Walluku. Polling
place, Humakuapoko school house.
Fourteenth Precinct That portion of
the District of Mukawao, County of
Maul, bounded on tho north by the
Thirteenth Precinct, on the east by the
Twc-inh mid Thirteenth Precincts, on
the- south by tlio County District of
llunu and thn Hoiiuaula boundary, and
on the west by lines drawn from I'uu o
Kohn, wcsttrly to Puhawuua, and
loutherly lli'lObM llm tup ft Puu o Kail
In tho Intersection of this Hue with tlio
llouuaula boundary. Pulling place,
Keiilahou school house.
Fifteenth Precliu t That portion of
the District ot Mukawao, County of
Maul, bounded on Hie north by thu
County District of Walluku and the
Fourteenth I'reclnct, on Ilia east by the
Fourteenth I'reclnct, on the south by
the Honuaula boundary, und on the
west by tho sea and the County DIs-J
Irlct of Walluku. Polling place, Klhel
school house.
Sixteenth Precinct Thnt portion of
tho Dlstilct of Mukawao, County of
Muii I, bounded on the north by the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Precincts, on
(he east by the County District of lia
na, und on thn south and west by the
sen. Polling place, Honuaula court
house.
Seventeenth Precinct Thnt portion
of tho District of Molokal. County of
Maul, bounded on the north und cast
by tho sea, on the south by thn Ho
noullwal Oulch nnd the southern boun
dury of Halawn, mid on tlio west by
the top of the Wiillmi Rldgo. Polling
place, Halawn school house.
Eighteenth Precinct That portion ot
thn Dlslilcl of Molokal, County of Mu
ui, bounded on tho noitli by the sea, on
the East by the Seventeenth Proclnct,
on tho south by tho sen, nnd on the
W'St by tho Kawela boundary and the
I County of Kalawao. Polling place, Pu
! koo court house,
Nineteenth Precinct That portion of
TIIIIID SENATOIHAL DIST1HCT
FOUIITH HKI'ltESENTATlVE
DISTHICT.
All that portion of the Couniy of Oa
hu lying oast nnd south of Nuiinnu
nvenuo and a lino drawn In extension
thcteof from tho Nuuunu Pall to Mo
kapu Point.
First I'reclnct All that portion of
tho District of Honolulu, County of
Oahu, bounded on tho north by King
street and Wulalao road, on the west
by a linn drawn from the corner of
King and Punnhou streets to tho long
brldgo on Ala Mnana (Heach ltond), on
tho east by Walalae avenue, the east
ern lionler of Knlmukl tract and nn ex
tension thereof to tho sea, and on the
south by the sea. Polllne place, near
the foot of Punnhou street
Second Precinct All that portion of
tlio District of Honolulu, County of
Oahu, liounded nnd described as fol
lows: On the north by tho Koolau
range; on the east by tho land of
Maumilu.i In llm Til.irtei nf i.-m,.
poko; on the south by tho sen nnd the
First I'reclnct: nnd on llm u..,i uv
Punnhou street and a lino drawn fmm
the Junction of Puuihou street nnd
Mania road up along tho rldgo on the
western boundary of Matioa Valley,
following said boundary lu Mount Ko
nahuauul In the Koolau range. Polling
place, corner of Young and Alexander
streets.
Third I'reclnct All that portion of
thu district of Honolulu, County of Oa
hu, bounded and described as follows:
IR'glnnlng nt the Junction of Sheridan
street nnd Ala Mnana, nnd running
nlong Sheridan street, l'llkol street ex
tension, and l'llkol street to nnd along
tho westerly boundary or the I.unnlllo
Homo premises to tlio smith corner ot
tho laud nt Kalawahtne; nlong the
eastern boundary or Kalawahlne to Its
Junction with tlio western edgo or Ma
nna Valley; th en en nlong the western
boundaries or tho Second and First
Precincts to the sea, Polling place.
corner Keeaunmku street and Wilder
avenue.
Fourth Precinct All that portion of
the District of Honolulu. County of
eianu. Pounded nnd described ns fol
lows: lleglnulng nt tho enst corner of
Alapal nnd King streets ami running
along Alupal street and a line the ex
tension t hereof ti the old flig.pole
crest of Punrhbonl: thence across
Punchbowl crater to the boundary be
tween tho lands or Auwalollmu nnd
Kennlo; thence nlong said boundary
to the end of Kewalu; thence along the
north boundary of Kewaln and across
thn land of Kalawahlne lo tho western
boundary of tho Third Pieclnct; thence
along thn wvslern boundary of the
Thlnl I'reclPi't to the north corner of
l'llkol nnd King streets; thenco nlong
thn nurth side of King street to the
mint nf beginning. Polling place.
Thomas Square.
Fifth Pieclnct All that portion of
llm District of llonilulu. County or
Oahu, bounded and described as fol
lows: On tho north by the Fourth
I'reclnct; on the east by tho Third Pre
cinct; on thn south by the sen; nnd on
Iho west by South street, extending
from thn sea to King street. Polling
place, corner of Soulh nnd Kawnlahao
streets.
Sixth Precinct All that portion of
the Dlslrht of Honolulu, County of
Oahu, bounded nnd described ns fol
lows: On thn north by Hotel street;
on tho east by tho Fourth nnd Fifth
Precincts; on the south by the wnter
front; and on tho west by Nuuanu nve.
nue. Polling place, Knpualwa build
ing. Seventh Precinct All that portion of
tlm District of Honolulu, County of
Oahu, Ixmnded nnd described ns fol
lows: On tlio north by a line drawn
from the Junction of School nnd Emma
streets to tho old llng.polo crest on
Punchbowl: on tlio enst by tlm Fourth
I'reclnct; on tlio south by tho Sixth
I'reclnct; nnd on tho west by Alakea
nnd Emma streets. Polling place,
Emma Pnunre.
Eighth Precinct All Hint portion of
tlio District of Honolulu, County of
Oihu, bounded nnd described ns fol
lows: "On thn north by School street;
on thn east by thn Seventh I'reclnct;
on tho south by thn Sixth Precinct;
and mi the wist by Nuuanu avenue.
Polling placo. near thn Fire Station,
corner of Ileretanhi nvenuu nnd Fort
sin-el.
Ninth Precinct All that portion nf
tho District of Honolulu, County of
Oahu, .bounded ami described as fol
lows: On thn north by tho Koolau
range; on the east by tho Second,
Thlnl nnd Fourth Precincts; on tho
south by tho Seventh and Eighth Pre
cincts; nnd on the west by Nuuanu
nvenuo and Valley road. Polling place,
on Nuuanu nicotic, opposlto Hates
street
Tenth Precinct All that portion or
tlio District of Koolaupoko, County ot
Oahu, lying southeast of a line drawn
fiom Nuuanu Pall to Mokapu Point.
''"J"" l,lar0- "c1"'01 n01""1 ' Walma-
nalo.
FI1TII ItEI'ItESENTATIVn DIS
THICT. All that portion of tho County of Oa
hu lying west mid north of Nuuanu
avenue, and u lino drawn In extension
theieof fiom tho Nuuanu Pall to Mo
kipu Point.
First I'reclnct All that portion of
thn District of Koolaupoko, County ot
Oahu, lying west und north of a line
drawn from Nuuanu Pull to Mokapu
Point, polling plare, Nakapualit resi
dence, Kaalaca,
Second Precinct Thn whole of tho
Dlstilct or Koolauloa, County of Oahu.
Polling ptire, Koolauloa court house.
Third Precinct Tho wholo of the
District of Wulaliin. County of Oahu.
Polling plare, Wulaluu court house.
Fouith Pieclnct Tho whole of the
I District of Wolanae, Couniy of Onhu. '
Polling placo, Walana. ourt house. I
Fifth Precinct All that portion of
tho District of Kwu, County of Oahu,
comprised In the lands of Iloacne and
Honoullull. Polling place. Ea pavilion. I
Sixth Proclnct The remaining por-l
Hon of the District of Ewa County of '
Oahu. Polling placo, Ewa court house.
Seventh Precinct AH that portion of
tho District of Honolulu. County of
Oahu, bounded by the Sixth Precinct!
the Kootau range; the west boundary
of Knllhl to King street, thence along
tho south slda of King streit to Pa
lama Chapel mad nnd thence along
tho southern branch of tho Oahu Hall
road, following same to Its first near
approach to tho sea; the sea being the
southern boundary. Polling place, Ka
llhl pumping station.
.. K. . ! . J ,7 i , ,,or"on 0I I
tho District of Honolulu, County of '
nni... i i.i '.... ...7 ..::
Kind ui range; on the mst by the main Mxcr n"J l,lK,,t'r '"""B l past six
road lulu Knllhl Valley, on the south!01" cl"'11 yarn, nnd have now reached
and west by tho Hoenth Precinct.
Polling place, Uullck nenue, mauka
nf Kallhlwnena nchool.
Ninth Precinct All tint portion of
the District of Honolulu, County of
ejatiu, bounded nn the north by School
street extension; on the east by Llllha
street, nn the south by King street;
and on tho west by Knllhl niad Poll
ing place. King street, mauka of Kal
ulanl school.
Tenth Precinct All that portion of
the District ot Honolulu, County of
Oahu, bounded by the Koolau range;
by the ridge forming the wester
boundary of Nuuanu Valley, thence
running from the root therenf In n lino
the extension of Judd street to IJIIha
street; thenco along I.lllha street to
School street extension, thenco nlong
School street extension or the Ninth
Precinct to Knllhl road, thence along !
Kullhl road or tho Eighth i'reclnct to
the Koolau rouge. Polling place. Hear
corner of I.lllha-mid School streets.
Eleventh Precinct All Hut portion of
thn District of Honolulu, County of
Oahu, bounded by the Tenth I'reclnct,
the Koolau range, Nuuanu avenue
anil School street. Polling place, cor
ner of Kuukhil street and Nuuanu ave
nue. Twelfth Precinct All that portion of
thn District of Honolulu, County of
Oahu, bounded oh thn north by the
Eleventh Pre-rtnct, on the e-ait by Nu
uanu avenue, on the south by Here
tunl.i avenue and King street, nnd on
the west by I.lllha street. Polling
Place, Vineyard street, on Ewa side of
.Miuaiiu stream.
Thirteenth Preclnct-AII tint rrtlon
SLi.!'i nVl! i.. r",m, ," .U."Lye,
Oahu, bounded on the northwest by the I
...... .
Hevellt l I'reclnct. on tlio tiortlienul l,v i
the Twelfth Precinct, on tho southeast
by Nuuanu avenue, nnd on the south
west by the wulerfnint. Including
quarantine und other Islands. Polling
place, Aata Park,
FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
SIXTH REPRESENTATIVE DIM
THICT. Islands or Kauai and Nllhau, County
or Kauai.
First Precinct The Island of Nllhau.
Polling place, Nllhau nchool hou'e.
Second Precinct All that portion of
Kona District (or the County District
of Wulinea) lying between the District
ot Nn Pall (Irom Puauualea Point) mid
the boundary between Kekaha und
Walmea plantations and u Hue the ex-j
tension inerrue niung mo wesiern eugo
ot Wulniou, Vulley. Pulling place, Ko
kalia school bouse.
Third I'reclnct All that portion of
Kona District (or tho County District
ot Walmea) lying between the Second
I'reclnct mid Mahliiaull Valley. Poll
lug place. Walmea court house.
Fourth Pieclnct All that portion of)
Kona District (or the County District I
i)t Wulinea) extending from the Muhl
millll Vulley to the III or Elcelo In Ha
uaiiepe. Polling place, Makuwell school
house.
Fifth Precinct All that portion of
Kona District (or tho County District
of Kolnn) extending from and Including
thn HI of Eleele ill Hunapepn to and
including the land ot Ivw-nl. Polling
place, office or the Mcllryde Sugar Co.
al Wahlnwa.
Sixth Precinct All that portion ot
Kona District (or the County District
f Koloa) cant of the land of Lawn I
to nml including the land or Mahulepu.
Polling place. Koloa court house.
Seventh I'reclnct All that portion of
the District of Puna (or thu whole of
thn County District nf Llliue) extending
fiom nml Including tlio land ot Kipu to
nnd Including the land of Wulliia.
Pulling place. Llliue court house.
Eighth Precinct All that portion ot
the Districts of Puna nnd Koolau (or
thn whole of tlio County District ot Ka
vvulhnu) cxlenilli!' from thu land of
Wiillua to tlm laud of Lepeull (Keula
akalnle). Pulling place, court house,
Kapua,
Ninth Precinct All that portion of
thu Districts of Koolau and llah-Ic-a
(or that portion of thn County District
nf lliiualel) extending from and Includ
ing the land of Lepeull to tho center
nf the Kullhlwiil Itlver. Polling place,
Kllatieu school house.
Tenth Precinct All that portion of
thn Districts or llnnalel and Nn Pali
(or Hint portion of tho County District
or llnnalel) extending from thu center
of Iho Kulllilwal River to Hie north
boundary of tho District of Kona (or
thu County District of Wulincu). Poll
ing place, Waloll court housn,
Tlio elect orH lu tho foregoing repre
sentative! districts mo intltled to elect
Representatives as follows;
III Iho First District Four.
In the Second District Four.
In tho Thlnl Dlstrlct-Slx.
Ill the Fourth Dlstrlct-Slx.
Hi the Fifth Dlstrlct-Slx.
In the Sixth District Four,
lu testimony whereof, I have here
unto set my hand nnd caused thn seal
of the Territory of Hawaii to bo nf
lined. Done nt tho Executive Ilulldlng, In
Honolulu, this twiiilleth day ot July,
A. D 1906.
(Seal) CI. It. CARTER,
Ooverno'i- ot Hawaii.
Ily thn flnvernur
A I, C ATKINSON,
Sei relnry of Hawaii.
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the uewe of the day. For SI a yaar.
i I
OS
AND SOLD INCREASE MAY
BE THE CAUSE FOI IT
MANY EXPLANATIONS BY MANY
MEN BUT HOUSEHOLDER
STILL FEELS OREAT
PRESr'IRE.
Washington Arnt 10 The qupMInu
of most absorbing Interest to the nei
I pie of tin- c oumry at this time is the-
constantly lnerraslnB cost of Iblng.
n,i. i... . .., . .?
' ''ap been getting steadily
"io point where the pinch is fell by
persons In nil stations or life And
they nro talking about it
(initial admission will lie made by
tho Doernmeut within tlio next few
,laJ'" of N'" nlniU'' In the cost of
moil, clothing and other necessary
supplies during the past cnr Thu
forthcoming report of the Labor bit
rrnu on retail prices for 1905 will
show that tlio cost of meat, llour, veg
(tables nnd other articles of food con
tinued ItH upward flight during that
period. A further Important admis
sion will be1 made thnt there was no
corresponding Increase In wngnu dur
ing 1905 to olfsct the higher price's.
This Is the first tlmo that this report
wl" ''"' ,lllrlnB ,h" "r,Hl,,,t rra "'
' nrnslierttv no nilinneo In tint e,ut nf
living without mi accompnti)lng gnlu
wages. This may account In large J
patt for the tremendous! voluino of
complaint, which seems to be general
all over the country, that household j
expenses are running up bcond nil
reason.
Farmers Boott Prices.
Curiously enough, the advance In
prices Is not confined to tho products
of the facilities ami mills whose goods
pass through several hands before j
reaching the consumer, Tho farmer
who sells his potatoes direct to the
consumer has boosted prices be-cattse
evorbody else has The hoitsewllo
clIlrnil ,,,,, lMtM wlu, n ,, Blory
"f xtortlonnte demands by the but
, ,, ,, , ,, ' , , ,
I.ip mnti Mm nlil.il.et, u.illit.. n,i. I ilnal
" "l " "...-. .
er In beans, pens and tomatoes. With
out the excuse that tho wicked trusts
and tlio robber tariff am responsible,
the dcnlcrx In these homely conuuod
itlcH send their price kiting and tho
common people foot tho bills In thu I
good old way,
"I paid IS cents a quart for crauber
ties two jcars ago and last fall tho'
price wan 30 rents a iiuait," said a i
Washington housekeeper the other
day. Similar ulorlcn are heard lu ev
ery home. I
Popular priced restaurants are be I
Ing driven out of business by 35 ( cull
steaks nnd 3D cent chops A Wush- '
Ington proprietor of a IT,, nnd 2T. cent
dining room Inst money during Mny
and June of this ear. although his
patronago was far greater than In thn
torreapoudltiK month of n ear ago.
Men on moderate salaries have stop
ped building homes becuuse thn cost
of lumber and other building mate
rials linn gone up away bejonil their
reach,
What Is ilia explanation of this con
dition nnd who benefits from it? Sec
retary Shaw, wlui worships thu Ding
ley tariff and gtnndpattlsiu, maintains
that the present conditions spell pros
perity. Persons on small salaries,
llfi, $20 nnd $25 a week, say It Is a
(also piosperlty, nnd exhibit depleted
savings bank accounts nnd skimpy
methods of living lu prnvo it. Thu
e'ountiy will hear more of tills nucs
tlon later. It Is being talked about at
tho breakfast table now, but In thu
coming campaign It will be discussed
on the stump. Practical politicians
realize that It Is forcing itself to tho
front nnd are wondering how they,
will answer II. Thu Increased cost of
living will be a big (actor In the fall
elections.
Too Big a Question.
(Invcrnui'-nt ofllrlala whose duly It
Is to collect statistics on the cost of
living admit their inability to supply a
satisfactory explanation. Chnrlcs P.
Ni-lll, commlsbloner of Labor, who Is
an authority on eionomle questions,
said Tuesday Hint It wiih too big a
question for him to answer off-hnud.
In reply to re-iie,tH fur his opinion as
to whal Is responsible for the Increase
In com of living, .Mr, Nelll said;
"Tlmt Is a iUestlnu to which every
man will glvo mi answer according lo
his bias. Homo will say that tlm
tiiistH nro responsible; others will say
Hint It In tlio tariff, while still others
mny Insist that It Is nil duo In the In
creased wages paid lo labor. I would
not euru to give an opinion until I hud
examined more rnrefully Into all of
thesu phases. It might he tlmt every
one of thesu causes had something to
do with tho Ini reused cost of living,
but what souie attribute nR tho prin
cipal cutiso might niter careful study
bo foimd to bo only a very inslgnlfl
cunt factor lu producing tlio final io
Bull."
lice iiiiso John Sharp Williams, Sen
nlor Joseph W. Halley nml oilier Dcm
oci.itle leaders assert that tho tntlff
iiid Iho trusts nro iesionslhle (in thu
ubcciidliig scalu of prices, olllclals of
Isslnnct r.'eill Is I m pressed v Vv'ss.VsAVVYVs
. seriousness of HiIh ipiestlon. ! ;Ff KI.a6T eind lllddlf TfOUbUlJ
've uiui ii in u mailer lu.u , j5i-?'Bf4iW ntiiu-1 ' in i ma
ell bo tnken up by hclcntlllc . ; ftotf-rfwk 24 Horb " eooi
i us a finllful field for Invesll 'tgBlWJailVf& U- "" J"'B'f $ r" " i
tho administration nro chary about I
discussing foi publication this Impor
tant H'tiijcct Thoy renllzo that In I
tho rom'ng campaign they will liae
lo defend 'prospetlty," nnd nro not
Inclined to admit that hlc.li prices
mean ntiythlng but gooj time, for tliA
country at law. Iluwetvr, n IiIeIi of
ficial whose fingers for thn last ten
years haio heen on the pulso of trade,
furnished riccntly what ho bellees lo
be n reasonable explanation. It has
n plausible sound. In brief. It Is Hint
hot only the fulled Stntcs, but thn
world Is BiiffitliiR Irom n glut or mon
ey gold; that tlio inline tary wealth
has Increased greater than tlio sitrily
of life's necessities, with Iho result
lint the jimchaslng power of money
is lens tlinn when there was a emu-
parallvely scarcity of gold
""SSHS!-
Bioplasm
(Bower)
It It the most imwer
fill remedial agent ever
discovered. llloplnsm
Is endorsed ami used by
tho leaders of the medi
cal piofcssloti in Franco
mid the I'. S. It In n
discovery resulting
from the tcnchlnga of
Prof. Elln Mctrhhlknff,
nuciCHsor of thn great
Pasteur. It in tlio nemo
of the Animal (Hand
Therapy composed ex
clusively of gland prod
lids which supply to
the body deficient eland
secretions and rcttoru
eveiy bodily function to
normal vigor.
Bioplasm Contains
No Drugs
It promptly cures
.bbern disorders of
'rves, stomach,
' w s and ktdnr -
WHICH HAVE Rcs.S
"CD LVtriY KNOW v
TREAT "ENT
llloplaBin Is the omy
trentmen over discov
ered which has served
to pormamntly relievo
nil the nculc H)iiiitnms
of locomotor ataxia,
stopping pains, restor
ing control of bowels,
bladder, eyesight nnd lo
comotion. To the ImpoUnt Bio
restores normal cexual
virility, becauie It
makes and keeps tho
whole body vigorous
and healthy,
HAL I. I T 11 I N
SHOULD ALWAYS HE
IIHEII W I T II 1110
PLASM. Our products nro
stocked b y llennun,
Hmllh S. Co
Wrllo ui fri'i'ly of
our ensp-ni charge
fur nchU c.i from our
Medical Hlnff.
BIOPLASM CO.,
100 William St., N. Y.
BY AUTHORITY
LAND DEPARTMENT, TERRITORY
OF HAWAII.
NOTICE OF SALE OF GENERAL
LEASE OF AGRICULTURAL
AND PASTORAL LANDS.
At 1- o'clock noon, Saturday, Sop
lumber Mh, I90ii, at front eiitiuutu to
Judiciary Ilulldlng, Honolulu, there
.will bo bold at Public Auction, under
Iho provisions nf Purl V, Section 19,
Laud Act IbM, a (leneral i,c.io or thu
following di'brrilied portions of thn
public: Lands:
13I.JS acres Agricultural Uttid, to
gether with
7.47 urrcs Pastoral laind, located
at l'allma, Kau, Hawaii,
Term, fi years Irom Uctuhur 1st,
I DOG.
Upset rutita) JUIO.OO pi r annum, pay
rtblo semi annually In advance.
Tlio (lovornmeut reserves tho right
lo i os u mo pimsotiBlon nt any lime, of ,
Mien piiriniu or poiiiouH us may no re
quired for settlement purposes under
Sections 4 ami 7, laiud Alt, 1895.
For plans und further particulars '
apply at Dopnrtuieut of Public uiuds,
Judiciary Ilulldlng, Honolulu.
JAS. W. PHATT,
Commissioner of Public Lauds.
Honolulu, Oahu, T. IL, August lUh,
IMC.
3154 Aug. 7, 11. 18, 25, Sept. 1, 7.
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