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m in u . fW"i..M fefflUttVrt7 yr J San Francisco Merchants are running their largest ads right now m&$ v STEAMER TABLE From San Franoisco: Nippon Maru Jnii. 20 llllonluu Jan. 32 For Ran Francisco: Hringkong Maru . .i.Jan. 23 Hllonlnn Jan. 28 Froml Vancouver: Jllowcru . '. Feb. 8 For Vancouver: Aorangl Feb. S Every issue of the EVENING BULLETIN in which a business is advertised acts as an agent for that business. Tells the reader what that business is, where it is located, what stock it possesses, and the advantages it has to offer. Without such advertisement there would be, therefore, a community of readers knowing nothing about that business, and, as a matter of course, passing it by in the search for supplies. Evening Bulletin 3i80 O'CLOCK THERE MUST BE A REASON; THEY ARE SPENDING MONEY ED IT ION VOL. X. NO. 3901 HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, FRIDAY, JANUARY J7. 1908 PRICE 5 CENTS IMMENSE SUPPLIES ORDERED Merchants Sugar Financial Conditions Apin Normal Sugar Four Cents! TIiIh mossngo, Hint Ciitno over tlm wire, put u nurl of holiday iitmoH plirru on the liuslncsg section of thu town this morning. The first bIrii.iI of I lie advancing prlro was the ruble to the Planters' Ansocliitlim announcing U pilco of :i.07r. rents, or ?7J.".0 per ton. Short ly after this tho Henry Viitorhouo Trust Co. received n cnhlo announc ing tlint sugar hail mild on the New York inarknt for 4.10 cents. Then olhors got tho wine news from their nialnlniiil correspondents nml tilings looked brighter nil along tho lino. As If the good things wore coming nil nt mice Just as thu unpleasant things came lulling In rather rapidly during October mid November lllsh i'P & Co.'s cablegram from tho Hank of California "Conditions Now Nor mal" assisted materially In giving tho business men und purchase! of stocks n dieeiy vlow of tho world In general nml tho futuio of Hawaii In particular. There Is no Indication of loose Local Socialists Mav Dec MAKING GONYERTS While the politicians are begin ning to get busy and Republicans, Democrats, Home llulcrs, Civic Feds, (iOod-(locrmitonl men, and Wallach ers 1110 arranging for their Blunts In the noxt campaign, thcro Is a now or ganisation, to which heretofore no attention lias been p.ild, getting rea dy to outer tho fray, namet7: tho They Lend Distinclion Single and Double - Breasted for best, every-day or business wear latest Spring Styles, just in from the East. $20 and $22.50 The Kash Co. Ltd. Cor. Fort & Hotel Blue - 'llifrrtiirtiTift."riifiiMfaanriifflar1itfi.f n titMrlrihii --li?wHr1Si 1 ftrri 1 --T tif rrftf-f Hrrr-tfiAJiJia',-rf'' '" " M" ents 1 money Just nt present, Imt tho gen- ji'inl Impioveiueiit, coupled with tho fact that Hawaii may hnvo a lata iiiiKnr cargo boon to arrive In tho I New York market, fulfil the predic tions of tlioso looking for n good year for Hawaii. Hawaii's old rrop Is practically nil i marketed. Thcro is only one vessel carrying old-crop augur nliout which llia.n la ,. r r l.i,t.t Qhn tuna .tna In . .....U ... ....J ..UMV. u... ... ... Now York three or foilr days ngo with about fiOOO tons or sugar, nml, although no word has yet reached tho Sugar Factors Company here, It ' Is huppoicd that tho vessel reached her port too soon to tnko advantage of tho rnlso In pi Ice. Howovcr, the prlco the day before tho vessel nr ilvea Is tho one In effect, and It may bo that the ship has been delayed to that advantage may bo taken of tho recent raise, according to Frnnk Ath irton, of tho Sugar Factors Company hero. None of tho vessels carrying now crop sugar Is duo In Now York for probably n month yet. side To AMONG HAWAIIANS Socialists. Somo mouths ago tho Soclalltls or ganized 11 party locally but to start with it lias confined Its work to tho getting of converts to tho doctrlno. Now it appears, however, that tho local Socialists are sizing up their chances for taking a hand in local (Continued on Page 2) f vm (ottcj rorMrn MADE IN niiwvodv llfnvfrWlmln lK !jn""ir-"i""i""'S)nvntti Phone 25 andidate Hold PUT OF WHIM Protests to Governor Against Pinkham Changes Airs. Nakulna called on Clovernor I' rear this morning to discuss tho proposed Wnllach "experiments." Airs. Nakulna Is ouo of Wnlluch's most ardent supporters. She says sho has seen tho proofs of his skill and knows that, whllo ho has prob nbly told as many lies us President i'inkhnm, yet ho undoubtedly has u euro for leprosy, for she has watched the progress of one of his cases and has seen a moat wonderful euro. Tho case, however, Is that of Chun. Hon kano, the man whom Wnllach Has bcon taking nround to exhibit ns ono of his putleuUi, and who wtis some time ngo declared by tho exam ining physicians of tho Hoard of rlcnlth to bo not n leper. Mrs. Nnkiilnli's particular mission this morning was to protest against tho chango in tiio conditions which it Is alleged I'inkhnm Intends to en force, rinkhnm, uho says, declares that Waltach must choose Ills pa tients from among tho inmates of tho lllshop nml linldwlu Homes. This, fays tho lady jurist, would he n groat injustice, for pcoplo aro not placed In thoso Institutions until they nro too Elck to icnialu outside, l'lnkhaiii's plan, therefore, means that Wnllach must chooso subjects who already hnvo ono foot In the grave. Wnl lach should bo given a fair chance, und not be required to try to cure hopoleBS subjects. V HI If Tho $400,000 damngo suit of Low rio against Ilalilwtn und the Custles bus been transferred from Judgo Kotiliifcon to Judge i)u Holt, Judgo Itoblnson taking tho criminal work this term. There was a hearing In tho matter this morning un tho motion of thu defense to reserve certain questions of law to the Supremo Court. Tho nttorncjs for tho defense In their ar guments took tho ground tlint thero nro no many legal questions involved tlint tho Circuit Judgo Is liable to de cide Incorrectly In homo of them, nod for this rouson It would bo better to havo tho qiicstlonB carried directly to tho Supremo Court, ah affidavit nn filed by I). ,. Witlilugton In sup port of this motion. IDE Thoro will bo an entire chnnsft of program this evening, tho sumo pop ular prices prevailing. Matlucu every day on mid after Saturday tho 18th. If You have your life insured, and meet with an accident that cripples you for life, what will you do for your fam ily? What will you do if a fire destroys vour income property t Can't you see that fire, life, and accident policies are equally impor tant? We represent all branches of in surance fire, life, accident, marine, plate glass, and employers' liability. Hawaiian Trusl A Company, Ltd. Fort St. Bcnoluh rS uarmffjSE'Y WaiVf Their m "Conditions now normnl." This is tho text of a cablegram recclvod this morning by tho banking house of lllshop & Co. from their San Francisco corres pondents, the Dank of California. It Is very good news for tho business men of this Territory nnd Indicates a complete recov ery In San Francisco from tho conditions brought about by the banking panic of October In Now York City. Tho presumption Is that tho California banks have finally cleared away their clear ing house certificates nnd aro go ing ahead with strengthened re serves backed by n general re turn of confidence on the part of tho pcoplo. The reduction yesterday of tho li.iiik of lCngland rate of discount t'i live per cent was n very Im pressive Indication of returned normal conditions In the cast. Tho Dank of Kngland has no further fear of withdrawals of gold to holster (ho American flnnnclal situation. :: :j :t n n n :: n a u v. u :: r a JOHN DAY HURT ' BY FALL , AND HE MAY DIE John Day, a young mcchnnic cm plojcd by Cuttnn & Nclll, wns badly hurt by a fall this morning and may dlo as u result or his injuries. Day was working on a scaffold In Hie now building which his nmploycis nro putting up at Knknuko near tho Union Feed Co.'s place. Ho wns screwing bouio bolts with a monkey wrench when he apparently lost his Imlanco ami felt to the ground, about twonty-flvo feot below. Day was rendered unconscious by tho fall. Ho wns picked up by his fellow workmen and placed on an au tomobile driven by Wm. O. Hall, In which ho was taken to tho Queen's Hospital. This afternoon it was re ported by tho attending physician that ho was sufforlng from n hemor rhugo of tho bruin. His condition Is serious und death is likely to result. .Cation & Nclll have but little in formation in regard to the injured man. Thoy stuto that ho en mo to Honolulu about six months ago as 11 tailor and has been employed by them over slnca then. Ho wns nbout 22 years of ugc, Nothing is known in regard to his homo or whothcr ho has any rolntivcs. fflUII Japancso Consul General M. Snlto has not as yet been officially Informed of tho reported changes In tho Japan rso cabinet of which Sulonjl is tho Premier. Since tho resignation of I'romlcr Salonjl wns announced tho local Japanese Consulate has nnxloiiB ly walled for a cahlo from tho Homo Government. Chief Secrotnry Tsu chly.i said this morning that tho of. flclnl announcement of tho changes In Sulonjt's cabinet might bo rccolvcd after a now premier has been appoint ed by tho Emperor. General Count Kutsurn, onco it I'romlor of tho omplro, Is reported to bo tho next I'romlor. Tho Iluford has arrived In San Francisco, Next Shipment of ISLAND FRUITS per steamer Hilonian, Jan. 22, 1008. ISLAND FItUIT COMPANY 72 S. KINO ST. PHONE 15. FURNITURE J. HOPP & CO., LEWERS & COOKE BLD3., King St. - i'f Annual (HIE 10. SEIL American-Hawaiian Submit List To Merchants To Hoilolulu merchants will hnvo tio inoro chniico to grumble against the American-Hawaiian Steamship Com pany because all tho supplies for their vessels aro bought on the Coast, for n list of goods needed will be sub mitted to them shortly und they will be given an opportunity to nnmo their price. If this Is not too much In excess of tho prices an tho Const, according to a letter received from tho head oftlco of tho company by U, I. MorBc, the local agent, all tho sup plies for tho A.-ll. company's Blenm thlps will bo bought in Honolulu. "Thcro has been considerable talk hero during tho past year," said Mr. Morse this morning, "to tho effect that whllo 'tho company was making money out of this port, It wns spend ing comparatively nothing here. This has been rather unjust In vlow of the Inct that wo buy in the neighborhood of 10,000 pounds of meat from tho Metropolitan Meat Company every mouth, and have done so for the past jenr. Howovcr, It was brought before tho notlco of tho head office, nnd from thcro 1 recently received a letter giving u list of steward's sup plies which Is to be submitted to tlm local merchants for their bids. If a fair prlco is given by them, not only will tho steward supplies bo bought here, but nlso everything pertaining to tho ships nnd their ncods, such as general supplies, paints, oils, chand lery work, drugs, etc. Tho company realizes that the Honolulu merchants nro right In making h demand for a fhure of tho trade, and wo nro pre pared t' plvo th"ii a chenco. It has been tho l. .o... i ih rn-'ipuny for Borne tlmo to pay oil tliefr cnwa In Honolulu, bo that local pcoplo would lecclvo tho benefit, nnd they huvo also mndo It a rule, so rnr as is pos sible, to employ Hawailans for tho deck crows. If tho mercnantx hore titer fair prices, tho most of tho supplies for our boats will bo pur chased of them. These will amount to r largo figure, too, if advantage of tho proposition Is taken." IB AH DISCUSSED Superintendent Campbell had a conference with tho Governor this morning with reference to u proposed t-xchnngo of an old Government road in Hamnkiin for a new ono. Land Commissioner I'rntt also conferred with Governor Frear in regard to tho conditions that shall bo Imposed In tho salo of tho Knuat sisal land. Tho coal ship IJonJ. F. Packard, which put Into Montevideo In distress, coiitlnuod on her voyngo today. The Hands are always seen, and make a definite impression. It's to easy to keep them in perfect shape with a set of our MANICURE ACCESSORIES. Hollister DrugCo. PARCEL DELIVERY For the convenience of patrons we have added a Parcels Delivery to our servioe. We will take anything any- wucrc cxpeuiuuusiy ana at a low rate. We solicit your patronage. Territorial Messenger Service PHONE 301 mv mymimr4m'ff'i,-'u'-ttmHM"hw FOR FLEET Quantities Of Supplies for Battl WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 17. An immente amount of supplies have been ordered to the Marc Island Navy Yard for the battleship fleet. niO DE JANEIRO. Brazil, Jan. 17. The toipcdu flotilla of the American fie. t urnved here today. Mine-Laying mm WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 17. Estimates have been asked for the conversion of the U. S. ships San Francisco, Baltimore and Paul Jones into mine-laying vessels. i i TROOPS TO STAY TILL NEVADA ACTS WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 17. The President will retain the Fed eral troops in Goldficld to guard the rice:, pending action' by the Ne vada Legislature. MRS. THAW TO TESTIFY NEW YORK, N. Y., Jan. 17. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, wife of Harry Thaw, will testify in his second .trial. m no i WALKER WILL ESCAPE SAN FRAIICISCO, Cal., Jan. 17. The"" chanre of embezzlement against Walker, former president of the Safe Deposit and Trust Co., has been dismissed. MASONIC TEMPLE FIRE BALTIMORE, Md., Jan. 17. The Masonic Temple in this city was burned today. i at i SUGAR SAN nAHCISCO, Cal., Jan. 14. SUGAR: 0G degree Centrifugals, 3.07J contr or $79.50 per ton. Prc-vious quotation, 3.013125 ccnta. Merchants Review Work Of The Year Tho Merchants' Association mot this afternoon for Its annual meeting. Ono of tho first rcliorts placed beforo tho meeting wob that of tho Hoard of Directors submitted by Secretary I I'.irls as follows: Honolulu, .lanuary 17th, 1908. To the Members of tho Merchants' As sociation of Honolulu. Your acting directors for tho year 1007 and to dato, now closing, beg to report In u general wuy the work that I has been dona und accomplished dur lug tho past year. There havo been held flvo geirernl or special meetings of tho Association nnd twelvo meetings of tho Hoard oC( Directors. WE'VE KEPT QUIET ABOUT IT till we could have them all ready for you, that fresh shipment of the new-style Swing last shoe, with the new, pointed toe. They arc all made of imported stoek, with the Military heel, and thoy are built in the verv latest style. We have been waiting to show them to you. Men's TAN RUSSIA, TWO-BUOKLE OXFORD, the best shoe anywhere, for $5.00. Ask for No. 500. Manufacturers' Shoe Co., Ltd. 1051 Fort Street Phone 282 3 .dijiaisaai&s. Tho standing commlttccB, having different matters In hand, us appoint ed by tho Prosldcnt In Bervo for tho year, woro iib follows: Publicity nnd Promotion Mr. K. h. Wntdron, Mr. M. Phillips, Mr. Ilobert Cutton. Public AniUrn Mr. V. Harris, Xlr. V. W. Mncfnrluue, Mrs. U. If. Paris. Trado und I'lnnnce Mr. II. A. Mc Inerny, Mr. W. T. I.ucns, Mr. H. It. Pnrls. Tho iiovor.il committees hnvo, from tlmo to lime, considered matters com ing within the ecopo of their duties, nml wo feel that through tho efforts (Continued on Page 3) fl