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EYKN1N0 BULLETIN. HONOLULU, T. H.. THURSDAY, MAY 23, 190S.
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THURSDAY
LEE LET FAKIRS.
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Ah nilalu ii. opened, ilio people
lioi to the is u I I e t i n 10 tlio Irutl.
of tyie l-eo Let affair.
StHlcmciiL published ly tlio Art
vit'Imt iiib liullvlilually anil collect
ively proved :i tissue of falsehood.
Tilt In nuthtnc new.
", Mlnropicwuiniloii of olllclaU con-
' ' ncclctl villi) iln Loe Let affair la
uioruly mi lni'lili in of the continuous
(-ftrapnlgn of vlllllliiitlon.
" LEST WE FORGET.
"Wltljln my lifetime," says Ileprc
V w-ntutlv. Hliliinutid V. liobaun, "I cx
Dlci Ui 1'i.irl lltiilnii beioine tlio
p.ieuicHt n.iwil tliiiliui in the vvoild.
I make ilil Hlntciiiunl becaiuelt pio--iitf
t!i? one luuibliiuttun of plist
rnl i-oikIUIuiis that makes possible a
Bleat iiuy.il itutlon as the focus of
liulil of .',5uu Allies to the Pacific
L'o.iit."
This U the same Pearl Harbor for
which Cougiess has appropriated
tin ce millions.
This Is our Honolulu-suburb Pearl
Harbor.
DOCTRINE OF "GOOD TIMES."
Neither dishonorable Knockers nor
malicious campaigners can check the
kteady progress of this Territory nnd
this city.
The money Is coming Into local
Luffe.s fiom the largest crop ever
produced from the lands of Hawaii.
The Federal Government has Inaug
urated a program of development
from which there Is no turning aside.
The "good times" Is Just around
the corner, according to the conserv
atives. The optimists believe It is
already here. Only an act of God
inn pi event a speedy realization on
llii.t asset Hawaii's Inevitable des
tiny which has been the bulwark
of patriotic faith fur more than two
generations. .
The people are instilled In assum
ing a "good-tlines" atmosphere In all
matters, for, U3 Mr. Grlnbautn has
preached to the Tort-street delega
tions, "There Is nothing like 'good
times' and prosperity to attract tour
ists and people who have mouoy to
circulate."
SHIPPING LAWS AND HAWAII.
.Should Hawaii be merry or piad
ou'i the news of tlio House having
pabscii Delcyato Kuhlo's shipping
bill? .
preferably raerry, under all cir
cumstances. It Is n great misfortune, however,
that the greatest legislative body of
Ibo groato-it notion on earth should
hi fur foigct tlio N'utlon'a commercial
liiturc rs to refuse legislation that
nill icituro oui Flag on the high
ma.
We assume that the readiness ot
tho House to pass the Delegate's
.hipping bill for tho relief ot Hawaii
ji.ay be Intcrpictcd as a decision to
Mil the niall-sub.ldy bill. A, decent
logiird for America's future in tills
ocenn thould cause tho passago ot
the mall-subsidy bill and also tho
luspenilon of the coastwlsa laws so
far as'passongcrs between our Island
ports and tho mainland are concern-
oil. Hut this tccai3 too much to ex
pect. Tho Interior statesmen and
foii'len-iblp lobby are too strong.
To remove the penalty for tho
qrlmo of tuivollng on a steamor Hy
ing a foiolgu flag Is an act of com
mon Justice. A people marooned In
their own country prosent a ridicu
lous spectacle, in addition to tlio oth
er dUcouiforts ot such a condition.
Common Justice, for tho people of
Hawaii Is appreciated. It would ho
more gratifying If Congress could
eco Its way clear to deal similarly
with tho merchant murine ot the
United States of America.
TO ,EXPFT HAWAII
OPPOBTDNITIES.
Promotion CJmmltteo Wood's pro-
nasal for a m Inland commission to
co over tho In Bis of Hawaii and ox-
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tsBS&Sg'WLZS ..SL "ILSKF IM.-Bd "Mlte'&j
f M-rnl .ii (he I'ostofticr at Honolulu
- hi i. nnii c1.m nutter.
MAY 28, 1908
iirl Ideas that has conic from the
in. (...ubi.o spirit of the Couimltlce
Ii. .1 .. lime.
Mi olllcial Investigation of this
ihiiiaclpi- would do a tremendous
n.nount of good In bringing new
light and new lnlluenccs to bear on
the icntral question of tlio day .In
thcM Islands administration of
imlilli bind Half the problem In
' I ... in i pi., in. what uses the various
mi i- dii illffcicut Islands are licit
.I'l.tplod.
. Ill wall's share of the "fund" nee
1 1" mi:- to Inaugurate, the work Is not
;inrge when we consider the results.
OAHU COLLEGE PLAY.
Tlio plu In Ih ulwii i ii- 'i ii ti
i In' Dr.uimtic ('Mill tl O.iliu ' I.-i.- ,
"I'ridf mid I'lvlii'llri' ' The play If a
IramutUatlnn of Jane Austins nocl
"Prl.le and Piejudlce." The'cast Is a
very large one. Including twenty-four
young people. Theiu arc four acts to
tho play, ono being a corridor be
tween tlio conservatory and ball room.
For this net special costumes have
been ordered. Tho play will be given
on the uvenlns of Friday, Juno 12, at
Chas. H. Illthop Hall, Oahu College.
Tickets aro 7Uc and CO and can bo ob
tained from tho students of tho col
lege, Washington. May 19. Secretary of
War William H. Tnft, tho most likely
candidate for tho ltcpiibllcan nomina
tion for President has written a let
ter to Senator J. C. Harrows, chair
man of tho Senate Commlttro on
Privileges and Elections, advising him
Unit ho Is In fnvcr of enacting Into
law a hill providing for publicity of
campaign funiK
W. J. IJrynn la already on record as
favoring such legislation and has per
conally appeared before tho Houso
commltloo at this session to urgo Its
passage.
Senator rturrmva called upon Secre
tary Tnft last night and dlrcusscd tho
ndvls-iblllty of making tho Taft letter
rubllc.
Inasmuch as Senator llurrows Is
nlpo tlio much discussed temporary
chairman of tlio ncpubllciir 'National
convention nnd Secretary Tdft saw
tho Pn-sldent Immediately nfter talk
ing with the Senator, all sprts of rum
irs havo born circulated today about
an effort on tho put of Taft totecon
cllo President Itootovelt to tho selec
tion of HurrowH over his own Choice.
Senator Hoverhlge. Tnft today said
ho had not discussed tho latter1 ques
tion with llurrows.
Representative .Iame S. Shormftn of
New York, chnlrmnii of tho Hopubll
ran Congressional Committee, has
undertaken to lino up the Republican
National delegates In that Stato for
Roosevelt. v
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"'For Rent" csrda on sal ,it
i Pullntln tfea
Iiyi4na,
5J9nolijlv.Hwali
Poi Rent
UNFURNISHED HOUSES.
Lunalilo Street $27.50
Kalakaua Avenue $23.00
' Nuuanu Valley . x $25.00
j Pensacola Street $35.00
juauocK Avenue $zu.uu
Kinau Street $30.00
Lunalilo Street $20,00
Kewalo Street $20.00
KinR Street $15,00
Hackfeld Street $20.00
Emma Street . .i $50.00
Matlock Avenne $30.00
Bcretanio. Street . .- $40.00
Victoria Street $35.00
Mililani Street $20,00
Fop iSale
KALIHI DISTRICT:
2 bedroom bouse; lot 50x100;
pood location; 3 minutes' walk
from car line.
PRICE $1800.
Waterhouse Trust
TiTHtW
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qiLTtintlt,HvnolLU
Only a Short Time
Now
It will bo only a little while
before It will C03t you more
money to buy n home. Now
one may bo had nt a bar
gain. We hare a beautiful
home for Jrilir.O.OO, n house
of S rooms with all modern
conveniences.
WOOD SUGGESTS
(Continued from Pace 1)
Tho last edition of Mr. Jural G.
Smith's pamphlet, "Agriculture In Ha
waii," Just issued by tho Promotlun
Committee, which wo have sent for
lovicw to overy agricultural paper
published In tho United States and
Canada, is ccitaln to crcatu a greatly
Increased interest In the opportunities
offered by Hawaii for tips growing of
pineapples, bananas, mangoes, citrus
fruits, grapes, alligator pears, cocoa
nuts, ruhbet, tobacco, etc.
Now whnt Is tho best way to Infill
unco homo of these desirable home
builders to como to Hawaii? After
carefully considering the matter, 1
would recommend that a special com
mlttec bo nppolntcil to confer with
th'o Territorial Uoard of Immigration
In regard to tho matter. Tho plan I
would suggest Is to piovldo first a
fund of say live thousand ($5000.00)
dollars, and then to enter Into corres
pomloiico with Hon. James Wilson,
Secretary of Agriculture, who, I feel
ussuied, will bo In hearty sympathy
with the movement, asking him to re
quest each of tlio Statu Kurmcis' In
stitutes of Oregon, Kansas, Minneso
ta, Ohio, Massachusetts, Nebraska,
Iowa, Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin,
to select u practical, successliil farmer
to maku a trip to Hawaii for tho pur
pose ot Investigating opportunities In
agriculture at our expense. Tho ton
men so selected to meet at San Kran
clsro, at a given date, leaving for Ho
nolitlu by tho samo steamer and to bo
uccompnuled by two or thieu rcjio
scntutlvcs of tho Agricultural IHii.u
ment specialists In viticulture, horti
culture nnnXngrlculturc.
At least two niontliH should bo spent
In Hawaii by this party of Investiga
tion In order that the opportunities of
overy Island nnd every district may be
noted and studied, tho result of tho
Investigations to bo published In u
special bulletin by tho Agricultural
Department, which, I believe, would
gladly wolcomo tho opportunity of
placing beforo tho public tho conclu
sions of such a representative body
of men. Wo havo nothing to conceal
and everything to gain from such pub
licity. Our cnterprlso In arranging for such
a trip would attract general uttentlon
and tho published reports of tho con
clusions of the ten practical farmers,
men of standing and Intluer.co In their
respective communities, could not hut
piovo of distinct advantage and would
undoubtedly result In our receiving
visits In tlio near futuro from hun
dreds of moderately well-to-do people.
A smaller party of Investigation
would, of course, bo less expensive
and would accomplish much good but
would not servo to ndveitlso tho ad
vantages and attractions of HieWulI an
effectually as tho number 11 rut sug
gested. In fact, If tho funds wcro
available, I would rather Incrcaso tho
number of States directly represented
to fifteen or twenty rather than cut
down the number.
Many other Ideas In connection with
tho matter will suggest themselves to
you but I Mil not, nt this tlmo, at
tempt anything moio than presenting
tho plan, Imping that It may rcccivo
your careful consideration.
i ot
A bill making It n misdemeanor!
for amusement places to discriminate
against persons wearing tho uniform
of tho urniy or uavy, tho National
Guard or naval .yicrvo has been pass
ed In tho Rliolo Island Legislature.
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We have two patterns in each of
the following colore:
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WHITE WITH BLUE;
WHITE WITH LAVENDER;
WHITE WITH BLACK;
and
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EHLERS
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IN TERSE NIKtlNS t
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llerkclcy school bom! Issue author
ized, nt special elect tor. mi hecrtml sub
mlsl8on of (picstio'i.
Stanford alumni Indoisc drastic ac
tion of faculty In u . -.id It, undergrad
uates. J. P. Morgan nngo.ii German mill
puarlnns by purchasing tilvcr shrine
in Munich.
American petroleum company ac
quires 1,203 acres or o'i land In Fres
no county.
Dryan pleased wim tin tc to ono
victory over Johnson Mi Alabama
primaries.
Affidavit Introduced ll Mao Wood's
suit against Senator Pit H alleges con
spiracy by government officials.
Utile's coup In naming Uuirows nn
temporary chairman may causo a hot
light nt Chicago.
Government may purchase tho Cow.
ell property at Clay and Sansom"
streets, San Pranclsco, as kilo for now
Biihtreasury.
Mrs. Margaret O'I.eary slaps Law
yer MulvUilU's face In San I'rancltco
court.
J. Dnlzell Ilnivii wears Iron grnj
wig an shaven head befoio San Fran
cisco Grand Jury.
Wedding of Parl Sovonton and
William Dalton to Iip social event of
San Francisco season.
Stockton nttornrv recuses Charlei
II. Falrnll, of Hupf'H couiipcI, of at
tempt I o bVcuro $1' i)D by blackmail.
Mills college graduates thlity-two
young women, Including class In homo
economics.
Churches Join In protect ngutlir.t
Fablola day at nmcryvllle, Oakland,
and petition hospital board,
Supremo grand circle. Pacific Juris
diction, Ancient Order of Foresters,
meets In Oakland.
Trademark treaty and other Btepj
trnd to remove frlrtlon between Unit
ed States and Japan
Relievers In eftlrocy of prnyer bar
red from Jury to try Mrs. David Neol
ley for manslaughter.
Hob'on declares noxt Congress will
vote money for biggest battleships In
world.
San Dlcso and Riverside get nppro
prlntlnns for public buildings.
it certainly needs repairing.
A gentle shake will not put it
in order. Let us examine it.
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