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-vi ,S Ar ISfv. 2v. A.' ,1 .5' fj' f I , 'I fc V 5 y tf I 't '! . STEALER TABLE JS From San Francisco: $ Hllonlan . , Mar. '18 " 4 China ... Mar.B For San Francisco; Alameda . , ..... .Mar. 11 j Nippon Mnru . ...Mnr 13 From Vancouver:, , ; , Moann . . (.,.) ...Apr. 4 For Vancouver: Mamma , Apr. 1 VOL. X. NO. 3948 Evans1 Fleet Makes Great Record GREAT SUGAR YEAR SUGAR QUOTATIONS J - March 12 Centrifugals , Beets (Parity) Tim advance In tlio price of suenrt was naturally tho general topic of conversation oa the street this morn Ins. The fact that the niiotntlon Bent thn Planters' Association Is 4.0i lints nicanft that a rotiBlilcrahlo vJliiiui(lt of sugar 200 tons .orjgeney In tho east, Hawaii hns lieen woio was Bold at the figure noted., buying up a lot of lta Hccurltlos of Tho rclntlvo pilte of sugar for tho, fcrtil on tho San Francisco market, fame ilato during tho lust fle ycurs I vcntuio to sn that Hawaii has nb tliows that tho present iiuotatlon h curbed In the pnat year quite throo with one cxioptlon the host of that million dollar' wojrth of Its own period. 'Stork mid I onds. The securities are I don t quite umlcrBtand this, (harp advance," Bald it business man heivlly Interested In sugar. "Theie must be something behind It known to tho experts on tho liiBlde whkh uo do not know. It will niako n lulgllty good sugar jear and, from tho 'present Indications, thero Is a possibility that wo shall haVo an av erage price of four cents or a net price of at least 70, per Ion. "Tho only thing 1 am afraid of Is Otf JL " ' Fu0H ii boastwise mil ' , Tho action of tho Clumber of Com incrco In striving to Imvq the coastwlaa . rhlpplng law susprndid In ro fnr as It uporatcs Ih regard to passenger trafllc bctwoon thlsort and the Coast wan oslerilay afternoon denounced as uu American by V. M. Gltfard, who, In the meeting of tho trusties of tho chamber, voted against a lesidutlon to urgo thn passing of the hill The matter of steamships vwis brought up by tho submission iSf a re port of tho commltteo which had Ixen sehctcd to look Into tho Pacific Moll proposition that It would havo Its vis- si.I on their loturli voy.igts from tho Qrliut risono ten bqitha for tho uso f passongors who had tomo hero In I'arlflc Mall verscls on round trip tlikets, anil for Blop-nvor passengers of tho same line. Tho b.iiiip commit tco also ombodlcd In Its report a reo omtnendatlon regarding tho suspen sion of tho coaaiwlso shipping law, tho cnllro repoit roadlng as follows "Tho special rnmmlttto1 appolnti d LIGHT WEIGHT SUITS SPRING 1908 STYLES Just in on tho Alameda, and now offered to you BLACK UN DRESSED WORSTEDS, single and double breasted; handsome, neat, stylish, serviceable. BLUE SERGES, single and double breasted; here's a clean-cut, dressy suit for you that always looks will. Price, $20.00 and $22.50 Thoy are all tailored b7 the famous New York Tailors Alfred Benjamin & Co. E KASS1 CORNER HOTEL STREET J Big Advertising always paves Evening 3:80 O'CLOCK Bulletin Patron's have the privilege of FOR FIVE YEARS 1903 1004 1005 1000 1007 3.755 0 01 10375 3.4375 4 04 4 0817 3.76 5.20 3.73 4.22 that tlig price will bo bo high Hint It will strlko tho toboggan next year, ns It Old In the yearn 1905-OC. Anv wily, wo nro auro of u good sugur cnr this Benson, "I hero Is no hoom Just now be cause on ton of the fliinmlnl Btrln hero nnd the Intomo will bo' forth- mining, but II makes people short of lundH at the present time bo they Cannot speculate. On tho whole, It !s a mighty good thing for tho town, I ecauso In a speculative boom some one la bound to got bit nnd bitten bard, "Tho prospects are all right What llcninll nccdi) tij do Js to fi(t tlglit, pay Its bills, and go ilong In tho even tenor of Its way." by ou to eonsldir tho matter of cer tain rhnugos to bo mado by ho Pa jclllc Mall StoamUilp Company In ro gard to passenger trafllc would loport ti a Tulliwxia . - "Feeling that the .epilation Interest oil tho wholo liiislncHn community nnd those Intel ested In touilst travel as ntllK tho Merchants' Association and Promotion Commltteo were asked lo nppolnt committees to mcit jour com mlttie. ""'A meeting of tho nlno persons com prlslnt; tho threo committees was held and after a goncrnl discussion it was tho sense of tho meeting that as cer tain action had already been taken by tho Paclllo Mall Co and that tho local agentH of tho company had written to 8an Tranclsco fot further Instruction l on points not clear to them, and that as thero had boon no request from the Paclllc Mall Co. to endorso or dlsap provo of Its action, that It would bo hotter to dofcr nnj action on tho part (Continued on Page ,2) CO., LTD., AND TORTl 1 HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, THURSDAY. MARCH J2 1908 COUNTERFEITERS GET LONG TERMS' Judge Dole Evidently Will Stop This Kind Of Crime Counterfeiting must stop. While .Imtgo Uolo did not fay this in so many words this morning, his action In giving out sentences to two Kor eans, who pleaded guilty to charges of counterfeiting, wns oven stronger than It ho had delivered an address on tho subject. Hit Clio Hun nnd Klin Koy Won, both of whom had been caught red handed In tho midst of counterfeit ing, were glvon tho heaviest sen tences whlrh hnvo ever been Imposed for a like crime In this Territory, tlot'i men wcro sentenced to two jeais in Jail at bard labor, to pay lines of $600, and tho costs of court. In like cases beforo the sentence havo been very light, a six-month lerm being rather more than tho or dinary. Judgo RoIq 'has evidently decided that sliort tonus nro not hav (Contlnued on Page S) MUST .PILTZ PAY-. -HIS LOCAL :TAXES Tho Attorney General's department lias been nsked for an opinion on a Subject which should provo Interest ing and which has never Jet como bo fore 'tho local courts. It is in connec tion with tho taxes of Captain Qeorgo Plltz of tho schooner l'lauronce Ward, which Is owned by the Pacific Conunerrhl Cable Compiny Plltz claims that his vessel's )iomo port is Now York, that ho drnwn hlu piy from New York and that ho should not bo tuned to pay Incomo tax and poll tax hero In other wordrho elilma Now York tho Ward's home port, ns his homo, and on this pleu wishes to escapo tho pivmont of taxes. Ho owns a houso here and tint rortalnly will bo as Housed cUKnliiRt. him, whtlo thu other matter is only waiting while author tlnsmre beln1; looked 'up by Deputy Attorney General Sutto. In como manner Tho ciso is llko that of Hnpil s. Pratt, which Is now befoio the Supremo Court, Hapal Is tho District Magistrate of Hllo and took up n liomcstoad'outBhle that city (Contlnuadjon Pago 2) , I M1E AT SEASIDE TONliT A dance will be given at tho Sea side Hotel tonight lu honor nt Cid. llolton and ofllccis" and ladles On hoard tho transport Thomas. Thq Fourth llcglment band will furnish n concert dMring tho ovculnk. Friends of tho Army and Nnvy and of tho Seaside aro all cordially In vited. The clearance sale at Illoin's closes Saturday. Tnko advaatago of tho bargains now. The Prudential is still "as safe as Gibraltar." Last year, the reduction In expense was over . i One Million Dollars and the total amount loaned to pol- icy-holders for the year 1907 was Over Seven Millions Thcie facts, more than anything we could say, show the stability and Ktrengtn of the Prudential, Hawaiian Trust PnirtntMiv I iA m, vuiuuj) iviui Fort Sf. BcnoluU OTto vS7 the way for .the bigger store if the ads SARGENT GIVES HAWAII ADVICE Believes In Encouraging Immigration From Mainland GREEN KEGOMMLNDS RUSSIAN-GERMANS iSnyg That Colony of Thcw People I Could Be Induced To Come I to Hawaii Sonic valuable advice In regard to tho methods whlih the Territory (.light to puiMie lu Its efforts to se nnit limulgiantB, tontilucd in letters wrllfi u to Secretary Wood during his tccnt tlslt on tho mainland by Com mMlimvt Sargent of the lluicau of Inunlginllon and lnsiieitor-ln-Chnrga Green of tho DIvIbIoii of Information nnd Distribution of th it rame bureau, was bruught to tho attention of tho COMMISSIONER F. P. SAROENT Chamber of Commerce nt tho meet ing of tho trustees, whleh'took placo esteiday afternoon The Icttor lends as follows. Department of Commerce nnd labor Hill can of Immigration and Naturalization Washington, Feb. 12, 190K My Dear Mi Wood; deferring to cur conversations In regard to tho (Continued on Fnge 4) Big Furniture Discount Sale at j. hopp & co.; (Lewers & Cooke Bldg.) KING STREET. That's the watchword of our con cern, and we take pnde in it. TERRITORIAL MESSENGER SERVICE IMI I JMHIWIIIIII II ULLETCN verifying its Circulation ARCTIC EXPLORER HERE 0OH0MAS Major General Greeiy On Leave To PhilUoines Major General A. W. Orecly, hot ter known to tho rending world as tho famous Arctic explorer, arrived here today on tho United States Ar my transport Thomas from tho Coast. GcnernI Grccly la on a lcavo of iib henco from his command of tho Da kota division of tho U S Army, nnd will go from here to tho Philippines, nnd then perhaps up north through Siberia. "I wns In Honolulu when Dolo was Goernor," said tho General to v Hiillctln reporter this morning, "nnd I am acquainted with n. groat many of the old-timers hare, t am very glad that wo aio going to ro main here for a few da a, so that I may icncw relations with m old friends I am not sure ns jet, but 1 think that I shall niako a trip up through Siberia beforo I return homo, (Continued on Pfl 2) CONSULS ASKED TO STOP ATHONOLULU At the meeting of tho Chambar of Coinmorco yesterday afternoon a copj of tho circular letter bent by tho De partment of State to tho various con fills locnttd In countries bordering on tho Pacific, was road It suggested that they, on thilr trnvels to tho main land, disembark nt Honolulu, when over It was possible, for tho purpobo of advising tho local business men of matters which might hencul them from a trade standpoint, nnd to deliver addresses beforo tho Chamber of Commerce, If arrangements could ho inado to do ro A Ir''' n 'm tho Dolegata stating i, "i Terri tories had Just move. i Pit n v rooms, and 'would appreciate some Hawaiian llctures wjth which to decorate them This matter wns referred to the Pro motion Commltteo on motion by Mor gan. Several other letters from tho Del egate, icferrlng" to Poajl IlBrhor mat ters, the contents of which havorfal ready been published, wcro read. Tho National Hoard of Trade Invit ed tho Chamber to becomo a member Wood stated that Judge Hatch had lecommcniled to accept this Invita tion, as It was an Influential! organlza (Contlnueo on Page 2) ' - i ii SUGAR ' SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., March 11. SUGAR: 90 degree Centrifugals, 4 04 cents, or $B0 80 per ton, .Previous quotation, 3 89 cents, BEETS: 88 analysis, 10s. 0 3-4d, Tarity, 4 22 cents. Previous quota tion, 10s. Gd. PINEAPPLES ! PINEAPPLES!! PINEAPPLES!!! ISLAND PRUIT CO.. 72 S. KING. .PHONE 15. Rubber Goods keep while in use, but deteri orate when kept in stook. Wc have in a FRESH LOT of them on the last Alameda. Get them now. .HOT WATER BOTTLES, SYRINGES, ETC. HollisterDrugCo Fort Street. Phone 49. Good Meals I o. at Popular '' jrnucs si are read ii T i EDITION FIGHTING SHIPS BETTER THAN EVER WASHINGTON, D. C, March 12. Admiral Evans' Fleet arrived at Magdalena Bay two days ahead of the planned schedule, and the ships arc reported to be in better condition than when they started. The Navy Department is highly gratified with the showing made during the record-breaking trip. New mmh QUEENSTOWN, Ireland, March 12 The gTeat ocean liner Maure tania arrived here today five days and five minutes from New York. This establishes a new trans-Atlantic record. INSTRUCTED FOR TAFT OMAHA, Neb , March 12. The Republican State delegation to the National Convention has been in structed for Taft. COTTON WAGES REDUCED LOWELL, Mass., March 12. Sev en cotton factories of this city have reduced wages ten per cent. Tho second count n tho contest of tho Ilulletlu newsbojH found tho oung merchants of tho streots work ing along In good form nnd much In terested In tho progress of them solves and tho other fellow Thorn havo been no notable changes lu the list, or had not been at thn time nt tho Bcrond count, Tho third count Is practically duo as tho publication of tho second Is a little Into Tho "two bpot" sollers havo gained their point by getting tholr names In tho papor and thero Is strong suspicion that BULLETINI rf wrtniJnao Biu&raJK Snappy Shoe Styles for gentlemen. We have them in our windows. One of them is our new tan Blucher Oxford for Spring and Summer wear. It is made of genuine Russia Calf on the "Hulbert" last. The correct Welted sole, with smooth inner-soles, soft, and pliable, makes it an easy nnd stylish shoe, The leather takes a delightful polish. This shoe wears well, . and holds its shape till the end. Price $4 50. Ask for Style No. 450. Manufacturers' Shoe P. 0. Box 409 When a merchant feels like re trenching it would pay him better (of the two evils) to move to a smaller ttorc rather than to cut down his ad vertising space Of course, the right tort of merchant will do neither. Ipp- Bulletin Advertising means home-readers, and a home-reader iiicans the WOMAN BEHIND THE P0CKETB00K! PRICE 5 CENTS SENTENCED TO DIE DENVER, Colo, March 12. An nrchist Alfa, who killed Father Hein rich at the altar, was today sentenc ed to death. i YAQUIS ARE ACTIVE EL PASO, Texas, March 12. The Yaquis have mustered against the Ife'cans and Sonora troops are in ths field. WSBOYS they nro assisting tho boys higher up. This ought not to hn but It cannot nlw.ijs be helped Thu record of the ftcond count follows: OFFICE SELLERS 1 J. Noble 640 3 Pltil. Fernandez 682 2 Geo. Richard , 316 7 M. Carvalho 508 5 Jcc Carvalho 382 0 0. Rawlins 452 4 J. Perrcira . . . . , 268 8 Ping Kong 246 (Continued on Faie 8) Co., Ltd. Fhone282 fil ti ?4 Ml t M kW -v "Jf. 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