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5$'' .- EVENING nULlKTIN, HONOLULU, T. II., SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1908. i ins I - f fc Oceanic Steamship Company TIME TABLE Tht attamtrs of this Una will arrive and leave thli pert a hsrsundar! FROM SAN FRANCISCO: K. S. ALAMEDA ALAMHUA . . .. ALAMEDA . . .. ALAMEDA . . . . NONCE. On and after June 24th, 1908, the SALOON RATES will lie as follows: Sincle Fare, $05; Round Trip, $110. Family rooms extra. In connection with tho sailing of the above tteamera, the aginta ara prepa-ed to Istue the Intendlno paaiengcra, coupon through tickets, by any railroad from San Franclico to all points In the United States, and from New York by any steamship line to all European ports. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO Vm. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd OCEANIC 8. 8. CO. GENERAL AOENT8. Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Occidental and Oriental' Steamship Co., and Toyo Kisen Kaisha Steamers of the above companies will on or snout tno dates ueiow mentioned: FOR JAPAN AND CHINA: MANCHURIA . . KI1TON MAUU ..JUNE ir, ..JUNK 23 FOR GENERAL INFORMATION APPLY TO Ht Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., , AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FROM NKV YORK TO HONOLULU. Weekly Sailings Tin Tehuantepec. Freight received at all times at the Company's Wharf, 41st Street, South Drookljn. FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN CISCO. ALASKAN JUNK 2" AUIZONAN JULY 18 VIIOM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO LULU DIRECT. TEXAN JULY 1 A'lUGINIAX JULY IB Freight received at Company a wharf, Greenwich Street. ' Canadian-Australian Royal Mail Stcamahlp Company, steamers of the above line, running In connection with the CANAD IAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, N. C. W., and calling at Victoria, B. C, Honolulu and Suva, FIJI, and Bris bane, are DUE AT HONOLULU on or about the dates below stated, viz.: FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA: FOR VANCOUVER: MANUKA JUNE 20 MARAMA JUNE 23 MA11AMA JULY 24 AORANOI . . ; JULY 22 AORANGI AUO. 22 MANUKA AUO. 19 Will call nt Fanning Island. MARAMA SEPT. 15 Through Tickets Issued from Honolulu to Canada, United States and Europe. For Freight and Passage and all general Information, apply to Theo. H. Daies & Ce ltd. General Ageits. Matson Navigation Company The S. S. ''HILONIAN" of this line, carrying passengers and freight, will run in a direct service between this port and Sap Francisco, sailing nd arriving on or about the following dates: 1EAVE S. FHAN. ARRIVE HONOLULU JULY 1st JULY 29th AUO. 20th JULY 8th AUU." Bth SEPT. 2nd The new s.s. Lurline of this line, carrying freight and passengers, will sail from Honolulu for San Francisco direct, June 23rd, at 10 a.m. For further particulars apply to1 Castle & Cooke, Ltd., Agents ' Passenger Rates to S. F.: First Cabin, $60; Round Trip First Class $110.00 Union-Pacific Transfer Co., Ltd. Furniture and Fiano Moving. Hustace-Peckz Co., Ltd.. Phone 295. DRA7MEN 63 Queen Street. F. 0. Box 211 Estimates Given on all kinds of teaming, .uiUi i Dealers in IIREW00D, STOVE, STEAM AND BLACKSMITH COAL. CRUSHED ROCK, BLACK AND WHITE SAND, GARDEN SOIL. HAY, GRAIN, CEMENT, ETC. Past Schooner CONCORD Sailing for KAFUNA, H0N0IFU, KATLUA and H00KENA i"rom Sorenton's Wharfi Apply on Board or to HAWAIIAN BALLASTING CO, Agt Telephone 396. Maunakea St, below King. F. O. 2ox 820. BUILCTIN ADS PAV ' l V -nT--r n i?itiLi0k&' iitrtrftr'-jasito,-,, ,,ZJ.lhj-., .v'C JjLlMl ,Liflk&l,.-iuttt' .. . j.-rlHA' .,.. V-w . FOB SAN FRANCISCO: ..JUNK 19,6. S. ALAMEDA JUNK 24 ..JULY 10 ALAMEDA JULY 15 ..JULY 31 ALAMEDA AUU. 5 . Al'G. 21 ALAMEDA AUO. 2G call at Honolulu and leave this port FOR 3A.I FRANCISCO: MONGOL! JUNK 13 HOVnKONU MAUU JUNK 23 IwlU.A JULY 7 FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO HONOLULU DIRECT. ARIZONAN JUNE 21 ALASKAN JULY 19 For further Information apply to H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents Honolulu. C. P. MORSE, General Freight Agent. LEAVE HONOLULU JUNE lGth JULY 14th AUG. 11th SEPT. bth Baggage Shipping Storage Wood Picking Coal 58 CHOICE CUT ROSES, CARNATIONS VIOLETS, ETC., ETC, Mrs. E. M. Taylor, YOUNQ BUILDING TEL. S39 GRADUATION IS NEAR. have your CLASS PICTURES and DIPLOMAS Framed At PACIFIC PICTURE FRAMING CO., 1050 Nuuanu. ESTABLISHED IN 1RM. Bishpp & Co. ANKIRa, '" I Commercial and Travelers' Letters of Credit Issued on the Bank of California and The LondonJoint Stock Bank. Ltd., London. Correspondents for the American Express Company and Thos Cook & Son. Interest allowed on term nd Savings Bank Deposits. Claut Spreekels. Wm. O. Irwin Clans Spreekels & Co. BANKERS. HONOLULU, I : T. M. 8in Franelr.co Agents .The) Ne Mid a National Bank of Ban Francisco. Draw Exchange on theNevada Na tloual Uank of San Francisco. London The Union of London and Smith'? Dank, Ltd. New York American Exchange National Hank. Chicago Corn Exchange National Uank. Paris Credit Lyonnals. Hongkong and Yokohama Hong kong-Shanghal Banking Corporation. New Zealand and Australia Bank of New Zealand and Bank of AuBtra losla. Victoria and Vancouver Bank of British North America. DposllB received. Loans made on approved security. Commercial and Travelers' Credits Issued. Bills of Exchange bought and sold. Collections Promptly Accounted Far. The First AMERICAN SAVINGS AND TRUST GO. OF HAWAII, LTD. SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL. '.1200,000.00 PAID UP CAPITAL 100000.00 President...., Cecil Brown Vice President M. P. Robinson Cashier U T. Office: Corner Fort and King Bta. SAVINGS DEP08ITB received and Interest allowed for yearly deposits at the rate of 1ft per cent, per annum. ) Rules and regulation! furnished upon appHcatlon. Ths- Yokohama Specie Bank, Limited. Established 1880 Capital (Paid up) .. .Ten 24.000.00lt Reserved Fund Yon 15,050,000 Special Reserved Fund. Yen 2,000,000 HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. Branches and Agencies: Toklo, Kobe, Osaka, Nagasaki, London, Lyons, New York, San Frac clsco, Bombay, Hongkong, Bhangbat, Hankow, Chefoo, Tientsin, Faking, Newchang, Dalny, Fort Arthur, An-tung-Hslen, L'laoyang, Mukden, Tien ling, Changchun. , The Bank buys and receives for collection bills of exchange, issues Drafts and Letters of Credit, and transact a general banking business. Honolulu Branch, 67 S. King Street Oahu Railway Time Table. ' OUTWARD. Bvr Walanae, Watalua, Kahuku and Way Stations 9:15 a. m., 3:20 p. m. For Pearl City) Ewa Mill and way Stations 17:30 a. m., 9il5 a. m., 11:05 a. m., 2:15 p. m 3:20 p. m 6:15 p. m., J8:so p. m., 111:00 v. m. For waniawa :id a. m. ana 5:16 p. m. INWARD. Arrive Honolulu frr.ra Kahuku, Wal elua and Walanae 8:36 a. m., 6;31 p. m. Arrlre In Honolulu from Ewa Mill and Poarl City XI i 46 a. m., 8:S a. m., io:38 a. in., l:40 p. m., Mill p. m., B:31 p; m., 7:30 p. ra. Arrho Honolulu from Wablawa 8:30 a. m. anj 6:31 p. m. llally. t Ex. Sunday. 1 Bunda Only. The Halelws Limited, a two-bour train (only first-class tickets hon ored), leaven Honolulu every Bunday at 8:22 a. m ; returning, arrives In Honolulu at 10:10 p. m. The Limited ctops only at Pearl City and Walanae. O. F DENI80N, F. 0. SMITH. hk a. r. t. a: Meiaoder & Baldwin LIMITED. 7. P. C00KE Manager OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS; ' H. P. Baldwin .President J. B. Castle Vice President W. M. Alexander.. Second Vic Pret. J. P. Cooke Third Vice Pres. J. Waterhouse Treasurer E. E. Paxton Secretary W. O. Smith" Director 0. R. Carter Director W. R. Castle Director SUGAR FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS and INSURANCE AGENTS Agents for Hawaiian Commercial & Sngmr Co. Haiku Sugar Company. Pala Plantation. Maul Agricultural Company. Kihei Plantation Company. Hawaiian Sngar Company. Kahuku Plantation Company. Kahulul Railroad Company. Ualeakala Ranch Comnanv. Honolna Ranch. Castle & Cooke, Ltd Honolulu, T. R. SHIPFINa AND COMMISSION MSB, CHANTS, SUGAR FACIOBS and GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS representing Ewa Plantation Co. vValalua Agricultural Co., Ltd. Kohala Sugar Co. Waimea Sugar Hill Co. Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd. . Fulton Iron Works of St. Louis Blake Steam Poxipt Weston's Centrifugal) Dabcock AWilcox Boilers Green's Fuel Economizers Marsh Steam Pumps ' Matson Navigation Co. Flanters' Line Shipping Co. f n. I. Iiwli & C., Ltfl WM. Q. IRWIN...Presldent and Mgr. JNO. D. SPRECKELS.. 1st Vice Pres. W. M. QIFFARD.'. 2d Vice Pres. H. M. WHITNEY Treasurer RICHARD IVERS Secretary W. F. WILSON Auditor 8U0AR FACTORS and COMMISSION AGENTS Agents for Oceanic Steamship Co., San Francisco, Cat. Western 8ugar Refining Co, San Francisco, Cal. Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phila delphia, Pa. Nawatl Universal Mill Co. Manufac turers of National Cane Shredder, New York, N. Y. Pacific Oil Transportation Co, San Francisco, Cal. C. Brewer & Co., Ltd. QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU, T. H. AGENTS FOR: Hawaiian Agricultural Co., Ookala Sugar Plant. Co., Onomea Sugar Co., Honomu Sugar Co., Walluku Sugar Co, Pepeekeo Sugar Co., -The Plantera Line of 8an Franclwa Packets. LIST OF OFFICERCt C. M. Cooke, Prosldant; George Robertson, Vice President and Mana tier: E. F. Clshon. Treasurir and Sec retary; F. W. Macfarlane, Auditor; P. C- Jones. C. M. Cooke and J. R. Oalt, Olrectore. FIRE INSURANCE TIE , 6. F. DILLINGHAM CO LIMITEI. General Agent for Hawaii: Atlas Assurance Company of London. New York Underwriters' Agency. Providence Washington It.suranca Co. 4th FLOOR, SfANGENWALD BLDO. LIFE INSURANCE Is not a Luxury; It is a, Necessity.. But you Must have the BEST and that la provided by the famous and most squltabM Laws of Massa chusetts, In the New England Mutual Life Insurance Co., ' OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. If you would be fully Informed about these laws, address Castle & Cooke, GENERAL AGENTS, HONOLULU, T. H. wluTlRACOesLTO. AOENTS FOR TUB Royal Insur, Co. of Liverpool, Zng. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd., of London, England. Scottish Union & National Ins, Co, of Edinburgh, Scotland. Wilhelma of Magdeburg General In surance Company. BUUETIN ADS. PAY CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM IS WHAT Complete Speech That Won Basiness Men To Garfield Secretary Onrflcld'a ttpeech nt 'tho Commcrcliil Club wiir tho hit of tho yrnr with the tiuslneRH men of the city. It was tho subject ot favor nlilo comment nmong nil thoso who heard It. The niRgcil sincerity of I ho Bpcnkcr wns very much to tho Ilk ItiR of tho business men. Owing to limitations of tlmo and Hpaco, the II u 1 1 e t'l n did not pub lish the Bpccch In full In Friday aft ernoon's Issue, but today gtves It prnctlcnlly complete, tho II u 1 1 e 1 1 n being tho only papo rlo tnko practi cally n stcnogrnphlc report ot the ad dress: "Clentlomon of tho Commercial Club, It Is 'true that tho Territory docs como Into closo contnet with tho Secretary of tho Interior, and ! for one want to bring It Into still closre contact. My purpose. is to scctiro nt first hand Information of conditions here. While the' Department of' the Interior Is perhaps not In direct con trol of many matters of tho Territory, they come through tho Secretary, nnd go to other departments, so that he is tho medium of exchange. There fore, my Intention U to get ns much .Information as possible upon condi tions In tho Islands. "It Is gratifying to find conditions of harmony among Uie various asso ciations nnd bodies of the Islands. It Is easy to seo that you nro working with co-operation, and thnt Is what we want. Any lack of co-operation on your part will certnlnly be felt in the way your Interests faro nt Wash ington. "During these quiet days which I have spent here, there hnvo been a great number of things which have Interested me greatly. I hnvo been collecting information on 'schools, your racial problems, the questions which nrlso In connection wit.h your harbors, and the like. "I shall not say that I am going on a tour of inspection it is too cursory for thnt but I am now starting on a tour to inform myself In a general way on, tho conditions lnother Islands. Already ,1 have seen much on .Ouliu. Not only have I wet and want to meet men with largo interests, large holdings of lands, large monled enterprises, but also men who are doing business In a small way, and making homes. Wo must recognize that no set of men confinuo to control things Indefinite ly without trouble. Tho most good to tho greatest number must bo con sidered. Tho many mijst bo consid ered, and not any smaller number. Hut 1 don't say for this reason that any nttnek must be made on the men who bold tho most land, the largest interests. In every country, some men must succeedfand others falL but it doesn't follow, becnuso these things exist, that tlioso who have lit tlo must malic an unwarranted at tack on those who havo much. "In fact, those who hnvo much have n duty toward others. We have now reached a stage in our develop ment whon wo rcallzo that wealth Is not for thp Individual's boneflt, but must bo used for tho public bonefltv "This Is tho very ment nnd sub stance of the Industrial problems which wo faco todiy. "On tho mainland, wc hear much of antagonism; between the capital lut nnd his employe, tho railroad mag nato nnd his employe and the public. I find much In this to study. I have given this careful thought. It Is said that there Is a chasm, an Impassable barrier between tho classes. Hut it has been found that tho chasm can bo bridged, nnd thnt tho'barrlcr may bo passed by divers ways. "Men of conflicting Interests mcot there In their clubs; thoy talk ths matters over, Interchange opinions, nnd find tho solution, much as you gentlemen do who meet here at luncheon In this club. "I am here to learn real facts, 1 want real facts, whichever way they cut. "It appears that you have prob lems down here of an Industrial. na ture which wo don't have on the mainland. And they cause a great many misunderstandings. "I hnvo read much of Hawaii be fore I came here, and find when I get here that I knew but little. A man must be In' touch to know what conditions are. "That Is why Mr, Straus came down hero last year, nnd why I came, and I hope that there will be closer touch between youf officials nnd those of the Government. I have had the pleasure to know nil three of your Governors. The three who have served In this capacity have boon three who have done their ut most to put the Territory in the right light before the Federal Gov ernment. The difficulty they nnd your Representative lmve faced has beoii becnuse of tho falluro of tho majority of people to understand. "Voj people down hero have been GARFIELD ASKS FOR misunderstood and misjudged, nnd tho people on tho mainland hnvo been misjudged, too. No doubt about (Tint. The knife cuts both ways. Your Executives have been wlso In using that knife. Year in and year out they have been trying to reach this understanding between tho people. "I hnve never h,card any question regarding their Integrity. They nrc peoplo of whom you down hero are proud, and of whom wc on tho main land nrc certainly very proud. "1 do not care nt this tlmo to go .Into any particular phaso of nny public question. I am here to learn; not to leach) I am hero to hear not peevish complaints but to henr rndl cnl wrongs. "It Is no use to'tcar down a char nctcr or nn Institution unless yoU hnve something better to put In lis place. Criticism destructive leads to tearing down and anarchy. Con structive criticism is n benefit. This Is what you want hero. "If wo.ln tho executive department hnve taken steps you think wrong, wo want to henr It. Wc don't care, to hnve n mero personal nttack made becauso someone doesn't like tho man who' happens to como out. I don't say this becauso the attack has been made here, but Judgo from what I know to have been the case In other Territories on the mainland. I hnvo no doubt you will be free from them here. "In the executive department we are endeavoring to build up a system of executive officers In which the man shall be well qualified for the place he Is to fill. We are trying to send here men who are familiar here, not men who come down here with pre conceived notions of'what conditions ought to be. - "It tho Executive hns to bo de ceived by petitions for the appoint ment of Improper men, the commu nity is the' one to suffer by It. Such nn appointment will not be made If you show your honest opinions of tho mnn. And no man who is a ne'er-do-well nt home ought to be shoved off and saddled on the Government to support, "Wo want to mnko ths Territory not enly In name a part ot the Unit ed Sin ten. but to mnko you peoplo feel t'.iat all tho .United States can do for any Territory It will do for this Territory, tyo want you to know t.int every appropriation made for the Dcpaitmcnt ot the Interior, to be iito.l for experiment stations, and othor purposes of the sort, shall bo used for tills Territory In propor tion to IU needs, and tho needs oti others. We want yoji to know thnt you can call on tho United States as readily as the Old Uuckeyo State, nnd they will glvo you a fair deal. Since I have ,been hero I have met a num ber of peoplo from the Old Uuckeye State, and have found out that they can call very woll Indeed. "I thank you tor the reception and entertainment which I havo 'gotten here. It has made It possible for mo to do n great deal of work. And out many facts, and meet a great many people. "AH problems of race, questions of lands, all wilt receive my most care ful attention and consideration. I havo thla morning heard delegations on theso various subjects. One gen tleman said that you want here tho land laws of the United States. I happen to know something about the land laws of tho United Btatcs, and 'know thoy have not beon a complete success, especially In the West. They havo serious defects, nnd I would not for u moment be willing to recom mend for this Territory theso Inwa without amendments which should conform to the conditions 0tN this Territory. "I don't mean to say that your land laws are now perfect. They are far from It, nnd need chnnges and amendment. "The same Is true ot your labor conditions here. Changes should be made, but what changes should be made Is a question not lightly to be taken up. "Wa mtlRt rAnllzA Mint nnt nnlv nn. Jlonal but International questions have a part In It. Conditions In tho Orient make a great difference now, and things which were 'good for you a few years ngo aro perhaps, not good 'for you now." Mr. Garfield mado a fow compli mentary remarks on the occasion, and the entertainment which he hns received here. ' "I hope, by the assistance of your Governor and your Delegate to. Con gress, who has made his position 'in Washington a great nnd honorable one, to obtain from Congress' such laws as we shall nil agree are the wlso ones." f "If I do not got one hour's sleep during tho rest of my trip, I will feel that I havo been repaid for my visit. Gentlemen, I thank you." i Tho funeral of Mrs. Geo. P. Hosa will take place this afternoon at 4 o'clock frorn tho Wllllnms unrtbrtak- ing pariors. Of course youknowthls elo safe, and acts beacon. Tot oror sixty years Its light has been guid ing tho sick I A.t a,rfAln. SjHbacX to tbohar yiti boro! health and that a record to" bo proud off For more than sixty years " AYER'S Sarsaparilla has been the source ot good health to, many thousands of peoplo In all parts ot the world. Thofr testimonials comolnbyoTorypqsL Thoy all assert the great fact " Ayer'a 6arsaparllla cured mo.V Weak, weary womon, men who had been tired out and dis couraged, all write gratefully of the food It has done them. There Is a lesson for you in this. Why not heed Itf Begin at once to take Ayei's Sarsaparilla. Am note mad, it contain no alcohol. Thtra are many imitation Saraaparillas. Bo iur you gat -"Ayer'a." Trwnt it Dr. 1. C. Apr C.'tml, Urn., ILIA.' 1TBS-S TOXM. M kwl tall UaUn. 1EWEIS EASILY TAKE lOiSpM SllltS Considerable injustlco hns .been done the boys of the U. S. S. Maine by statements mado In regard to their game ot baseball yesterday with tho Diamond Heads. The lattterwon by a score ot C to 2, but thcro wns no landslide, nnd no batting of navy pitchers out of the box. ' Tho Jewels bunched three hits In the first and three In the third inning, scoring G. Tho Navy boya netted their two runs from three hits. N II, Chllltngworth, who held down second bag,, made a Ana Impression on the Navy boys, with his work, though this Is his second tlmo in a D. II. A. C. uniform, Tho scoro by Innings: ' 12 34J67 8 D. Heads 30600000 0 S Maine . . . 1000000 13 The lineup: Maine ilruff, c; Hlllmun, Heflcr,. p; Kittle, lb; O'.Drlcn, 2b; Keely, 3b; Kennefllck, ss; Darker, rt; McCor mlck, cf; Heflcr, Lccgron, If. Diamond Heads Davis, c; Les lie, p; E. Fernandez, lb; H. Chilling worth, 2b; S. Chlllingworth, 3b; Cos tello, ss; 1). Joy, rf; Louis, cf; 01 mos. if. :.uU Umpire W. Vannptta. 8 No baseball will bo' played by the Newspaper Lcaguo tomorrow, out ot respect for tho lato Prince David Ka wannnakon. This also puts the dates of games for this leaguo back whero originally scheduled. HARKED FOR THE REAPER 'Aliout tlireo years ago Mrs. I Iletkes of 819 Klrkham street, Oakland, Cal.. called at our office with a girl thirteen years old, tho latter weak' and Untie, fc'ho stated that alio had lost a. daughter tllmugli kidney rilsciuio Hnd-'tho doctors now told lier. this one wiui In the sanio nx' nnd. that she could live Puna short while. . The mother was nearly distracted. Wo told her that kidney disease was really Inflammation of the kidneys and that It was In fact Incurable under the ol( diure tics, nil ot which wrro kidney cxcltnnts, but tlwiWnn emollient for kidney Inflam mation had lieen discovered und that the child would probably Tecover, 'rho moth er took the treatment with ner. Wn skip threif years. A few months ago Mrs. lletkes called Willi a beautiful young girl. Who was Ihn very picture or health. Bhe Introduced her as tho dying pntlent of three years ngo, and told ua to refer mnybody In the world to her. Hho stated the recovery n completo about theelevonth week. lr the onlyi emollient for Inflammation or tho kidneys, tho world has ever seen, ask for Pulton's llenal Compound. Lit erature mailed free. JOHN J. FULTON CO. Oakland, Cal. Honolulu (Drug Co., Tort t)t.. aro our sole, local ngents. Ask for bimonthly Uullctlu of lute recoveries,,-, SIE WilP She wished u rest and sunshine, For'nervcs so overwrought, Pursuing which idea A gay resort sho sought, She got a little bedroom . Devoid of sunor-ray, The size wns nine by seven The cost ten plunks a day! And that is Just where Bhe mado n mlstnko, for sh could have enjoyed the comfortB of 'a large sunny roon nt tho Volcano House, .busked in the mountain sunshine, tramped through ferns and forest, and returned' to her city home refreshed nnd Invlgorntcd, for half tho money. Head the spe. cn( summer rates offered, In column 3, page 1. .BBBBBSBBBBk. aK VI IjsJ PTfii mm -i. H I vf t . J.UH, ,, wvai'itSsV'y.fA' mmmmismu, mmi ' in r rn i r n t f mT M " '"TT "TliMLMli