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'7 ii'n i .m vj'.nCTfc 5r-Tv "ir Evening Bulletin i v tjjWKCStt From San Francisco: ? " , Nippon Mnru . . . .' Sept. fi , For San Francisco: Tcii)o Mnru Sept. 9 From Vancouver: Manuka Sopt. 19 For Vancouver: Mamma .' ,. Sept. IS SWESSBiPBBgegagg?rSr W S?X i(vit-v,v'l,5 To Reach the People Who Buy the Goods Use the Bulletin 2j30 EDITION USE THE BULLETIN WANT-AD. KEY I PRICE 5 CENTS VOL. X. NO. 4098 !4 PAGES-HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER b 1908-14 PAGES FLEET PLANS FOR OCTOBER ENTERTAINMENT POLITICAL WORKERS ARE MAKING SLATE l rv)' l.v C-rJ I I V a t V SHINGLE IS LIKELY TO RUN FOR HOUSE i HomeT, Rulers And Achi Men Are Getting Together It. V. Shingle, tlic president (it llio Henry Wutrrhouso Tnmt Co., In likely In lie n riniillitntn Tor t tie llousu il' Itciucscnlntlvcs mi tliu Republican ticKCt. 11 v;ih Htutcil (in good nil thorlty today that lie would lie so, ami, lit lcnsl, it wiih absolutely doll nllcly lenrned that n delegation nt his friends iiimI admirers hail wailed on 1 1 1 til In press li tin to I ni0 Shlnglo hail tolil thu delegation Hint lie hail not iiullu Hindu up IiIh til I ml nh'iiil thu mutter mill lie would glvo them IiIh niiiwer this afternoon. Tim nomination of-Shlnglo would itiiiliiulilvilly htrcngthcu thu Repub lican ticket (nii!l(lcralily, us liu com I, minis the, respect of tho liuslncss community, mid IiIh rcpiitallon fur energy mill u ipikl; grasp of urfulrs will miikn lilm a alit.iblu nieinhcr of til" l.lglsl.ltlllC. Tho Democials have been hoping tn run Trcnsutor Trent for Major, UN they realize. Hint ho would hn one of tho few men In their p.uty who might havo come hope of defeating a Republican candidate. Yesterday several detections from nrlous pre cincts which hud madu slates with IiIh inline Hinted for Major, railed upon him,, but tlicv wero (loomed tn meet with disappointment. Trent (nnil'lcm that under the wording of the Municipal Act, which provides that tho Major may not during ills term of olDco engage In any "pro fession or calling," ho would not ho nblo to carry on hl present business, mill ho does not wish to sacrlllco this for political honors, no matter how Blent these, may he. "It would ho a liulr-spllttlug prop osition to ((intend that tho law would not prevent the cmrylng on of my liiiMncM," Bald Trent this fore noon, ".mil I do not pioposo to split hairs over tho matter. 1 liuvo aliso lulcly dcrllned to adopt tho nomina tion for Major, and 'this Is definite. Of course. I iipprcelato thu honor of being offered tho nomination, Imt my business will not allow mo to ac cept It." I'M. India in. another of Hie Di-nin-cratle plll.us, hIm declines to run for Major. This afleinoon the elections of del ogatos to tho llepuhllcaii County mid Territorial Conventions will take plu co. Theio will bo Homo streiiuous lights In siiuio of tho precincts, mid theiu Is flinch kicking In tho Seventh of tho Fifth, whlln in tho Second of the Fourth tlieio Is considerable (Continued on Pace 4) Children's School Clothes Is your boy ready for school? He will probably need u new suit to look neat and trim for the beginning of tho term. 1 Bring him here and have him try on some of tho handsome boys' suits just unpacked. Wc havo the most natty styles for children to be seen in Honolulu. We've got the goods; you've got the boy let's get together. The Kash Co., Ltd., Corner Fort and Hotel Streets LONG FOR A persistent liininr was In circula tion this morning to thu effect Hint Carlos Long would ho n cnudldntu for SJicrlff on tho ltcpiilillciin Iteltet, There kcciiih no doiiht that such a movement Is on foul and not n few active worker mo out for Long. Mr. I.nng docs not declare himself, however, for any position on tho He publican ticket. What tic in looking for Is the doleg.iloshlp to tho enliven Hon and further than Hint hu sajs lie Is in tho hands of IiIh fileuds. This Is Inlerpir-teil to mean Hint Mr, Long will accept tho nomination If ho Is given tho majority volo of tho con HOW LAND LAW MAKES SMALL FARM LAND TRANSACTION FILED FOR RECORD CALLS ATTENTION FAILURE OF SETTLEMENT ASSOCIATIONS TO PER MANENTLY POPULATE PUBLIC LANDS OPENED UP "It Is to counteract such trans- -f nclloiiH and speculations in Innd lis this seems to ho a Mir ox- nniplc, that I havo mndo It my policy to turn down nil Settle- f iiicul Association applications. I hnu had piobnbly fifteen or twenty applications for Settle- -f --..ment -Association grants", but, -f with tho exception of one, which is a matter of 100 acres; of land -f f nt Onomca, promittcd by Governor -f Carter, I havo refused them. I.nnd speculation, t,o far as wo enn f help, will not bo tolerated." Governor Walter I Krcar. Settlement associations, Inml laws, and speculators coino In for 11 beniill fill roust as tho result of a document which was filed with Iteglstrar Mer rlnm this morning. It shows how tho existing hind laws may hu turned and nt thu mmo tluio hu obej-cd, how tho letter of thu law may bo preserved while, tho pin pot ted Intention uf tho law Is overthrown. Sixty notes of laud tit Kameo, N01II1 Illlo, vveiu Mild this moriiliig by .Too ci 1 lorn to Gcoigu Hoss Tor tho coiisld eiatlou of 210(1. In this document It Is Hinted Hint tlio land wns part uf a grant to thu Mackenzie. Settlement Association, nnd vvholo sum of JGOfl, charged by tho govornmeiit for tho laud, was paid up by hlni on March 27, 1907. On account of thu "act Hint tho Settlement Association was men tioned In tho sale, tho Land OfTlcu wns interviewed and It was there found that (leorgu Hoss hlinsolf wns tho SHERIFF vontlon. "I havo not niinounecd mj'Belf as n cnudldntu for Sheriff," said Long when Interviewed, "I am In thu hands of my friends Whntuver they sny I will havo to take, under consideration. What I am looking for is to bo 11 dele gate to the convention. Thosu who will bo elected nt thu convention will ho the ones who mu responsible for putting up their man. "Would ou nccept tho Sheriffship If offered pou by jour friends?" asked tho reporter. "I cannot snj-, I nm not saying nny thing now," answered Long. TO orlglnnl holder of thu land, under right of purchase lease. Hoss got tho lnnd under the settle ment association plan In March, 1904. Just 11 -cnr Inter hu enma over to this Island to hcrnnio 11 plantation man iiner, and consequently could not fill tho rosldcnco clatisu In his agreement, Tho Innd. uccordlng to ll'iu land ofllco, was thor(!furc',trnnsfcrrod t'5'crrlcra n't n nominal figure, mid tho latter has undo tho plnco bis little home, build ing n small IimiEo, nnd cultivating tho land. It wns his small rami. Now Hoss, who cannot Itvo on tho lnnd, buys It. Thcro is no violation of tho Inw, but this manner or switching government land, originally Intended for settlers mid small farmers, Ih not Interpreted by tho Government us coming within tho spirit of tho law. m DANGE AT HONOLULU SEASIDE HOTEL TO NIGHT IN HONOR OF PACIFIC FLEET Commencing this evening, nnd con tinning every night during tho visit of tho Pnclfio fleet, a dnnco will be given In their honor nt tho Honolulu Seaside Hotel, Special dinners will also ho scrvqd In tho open air dining room from six-thirty to eight, which bus been attractively decorated for tho occasions. Music for nil of tho dinners nnd dunces will bo supplied by the Kaal Gleo Club. A cordial Invltn Hon tn tho locnl Army and Navy folk, as well us tho numerous patrons of (ho Scusldo, Is extended. Dr. and Mrs. Sinclair, accompanied by Miss Sinclair, camo back today from Illlo, where thuy enjoyed their vacation. The Stock Exchange has resumed business aftei a week'g vaca tion. If you wish to buy or sell stocks or bonds we shall be pleased to handle your order. Hawaiian Trust Company, Ltd 023 FORT STn Honolulu Parade When Ships Return From Samoa The Pnciflc Fleet, Committee met with Admiral Swlnburnn on board tho West Virginia this morning, to dlscuBR pinna for the entertainment of tho oulcerH nnd 'men whlln they tiro making their two ttnjs in this port. Tho result Is Hint thn public events will not bo held until Octo ber, nftcr (ho return of the squadron fiom Samoa, upon tho suggestion of tho Admiral. , Admiral Swinburne staled that ho thought It bettor, on account of tcarclty of time nnd other consider ations. Hint the matter of entertain ment ho postponed tntll tho return of tho ships, Tho amount of lelsuro I UI COMMANDER V7. A. GILL, U. S. N who has command of the U. S. Pacific Torpedo Fleet, the first two divisions of which arc r.ow in port. --" during tho longer October stny will bo greater, nnd the tlmo more oppor tune. Parade Promised Tho Admiral piomlsed In have men from tho ships parade, 11s was dona In tho case of tho Atlantic Fleet dur ing Its recent stay hero. Though. thcro tiro homowhnt less men with this Squadron, a good many thou sands will bo in line, nnd 11 very ex cellent bpcctnrlc furnished. Plans for tho events which are to mark tho stny of tho Fleet Inter woro gone Illlo In a general way, nnd 11 comprehensive, outlino mapped. To See Pearl Harbor In tho first place, two trips to Pearl Harbor will bo held, ns was done when Sperry's big Fleet was hero. Wahlnwa will nlso bo taken In. An appropriation has boon mado for tho Wnhlnwn trip, lasting over two days, of Jinn. Tho excursions will enntilo officers mid men to take n look nt tho future Naval Station of the Hawaiian Islands. Thoy will probably bo mndo by rnll und by tho Iroquois, an wns dnno beforo. Ladies To Entertain It wns further decided that tho Ladles' Social Commttteo would tnko n prominent part In tho entertain ment work. Thcro will bo n ball DELICIOUS FOI COCKTAIL, lOo Served Cold at Soda Fountain of Hollister Drug Co., Ltd. KING AND FORT. Open Nierhts 'Til Eleven While the "Fleet" is in port. Meals, beverages, and candies. The best in each line. iNNNNNNNNN& rtrnmUFkt " nt M NNNNNNNNbNNNBHiNNNNNNNNNNi- Alexander Young Cafe,, COR. BISHOP AND HOTEL STS. given for the officers by this com mittee. And tho enlisted men will not In forgotten. They aro aim to havo a dnnce, given by tho ladles, during tho rest of tho gaiety of tho October Btaj Tho meeting Willi the Admiral was held nt 10TI0 o'clock this morning, by Invitation to thu commit tee, rend jesterduy nt n meeting held In tho Chamber of Commerce rooms. These plnns lcavo tho officers nnd men to their own devices. In sonic mensure, during tho present stnj Tho opportunities arc being vnstly Improved wi fur, by tho sailors nnd tho men who wear Bhouldcr-strnps. REAR ADMIRAL URIEL SEBREE, U. S. N Commanding the Second Division of the Pacific Squadron, Now in Port "-- :::; , Many Ashore ToJay 1110 mmi arc out uu 1110 nrsi nig general blioro lcavo today. This is nlso pay day for all tho ships but tho Maryland, which was paid at sea. Tho jncklcs show n very great fondness for horse-flesh. They aro monopolizing tho rigs and tho riding Mock, whllo a number of them aro cruising about in big nutos. Tho ko cream parlors do 11 driving busi ness, us they furnish 11 change of diet from the sea rntlons served on tho trip. Fines Popular Pineapples aro tho most popular article of diet on board just now. As toon us tho ships camo alongside tho men who could cot ashore camo back with pines under their arms, In their hands, and In their blouses, mid many n fcust was held under tin nwnlngs of tho llttlo torpedoers ot on tho forccnstlo of tho cruisers. All other forms of fruit nra moro or less Blighted for this ono article nt diet, (Continued on Page 3) S.S. LIMINE, Sept. 1st ALLIGATOR PEARS', PINEAPPLES. PAPAIAS, BANANAS, Island Fruit Co., 72 S. KING. PHONE 15. Pay A-Little-At-A-Timc FURNITURE J. Hopp & Co., 185 S. KINO STREET. NNNNNNNH JNHnPVf '$ t Your Time is worth more than the boy's, Let us deliver your messages, TERRITORIAL MESSENGER SERVICE PHONE 361 BANKERS SAN FRANCISCO. Calif., Sept. 5. President Nartcl, Cashier Nash, and Former Cashier Haven of the Market Street Bank have been indicted by the Grand Jury for rendering false reports of the condition of tho bank. WorkingFor Taft Y0UNGST0WN, Ohio, Sept. 5. Governor Hughes of New York, Senator Bcvcridge of Indiana, and Governor Hams were speakers at a great Republican rally Here today. of Mr. Taft. m 1 'Quake At SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Sept. 5. quake at 12:10 today. The damage 1 ASHORE ,0N SAN PEDRO, Calif., Sept. 0. today after a narrow escape from b steamer went ashore Tuesday. He the ship backed off. Five men wen escape from the rocks. They were a MADE GOOD LEMANS, France. Sept. 5. Aeronaut Wricht made a flight today. He was in the air fifteen minutes YOUNG MEN AND REPUBLICANS NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN ROBERTSON POINTS TO YOUNG PUBLICANS PARTY CAN WIN HANDS DOWN WITH GOOD MEN READY TO SERVE AS CAN DIDATES AND WORK Tho Interview with W. A. Kin ney published In tho morning paper has been interpreted by many of thn Republicans ns n very obvious offort to nllcnuto tho Hnvvnlinn-Amcrlcaiia fiom tho Republican party, by show ing that tho Democrats offer them better prospects than tho Republi cans. When the matter was brought to Last Week Kerr's Sale m ' NNNNNV Manufactures Shoe Co., Ltd. FORT STREET, 4 DOORS BELOW HOTEL. INDICTED Jt-acn vigorously urncu the election San Juan This city was visited by an earth is slight. ! m POINT ARENA The steamer Schnayak arrived here cing wrecked on Point Arena. Tho r lumber cargo was jettisoned and t overboard during the struggle to 11 rescued. FL'GHT and covered fifteen miles. RE- tho attention of National Commit teeman Ilobcrtbon this morning, ho Bald: "Speaking of young Ilawnllans who havo demonstrated their ability In public office, without disparage ment of Hopkins nnd Hose, whom Mr. Kinney mentions, as promising joung Doomcrats, thu Republican (Continued on Pace 4) Men of the Fleet SHOES WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK IN HONOLULU OF SHOES FOR MEN AND GUAR ANTEE YOU A PERFECT FIT. Wc don't need to ask you to take some other than your proper size on account of not having sufficient stock. Why go to a store with small as sortment when wc offer you such a wide range of styles and sizes to se lect from! SHOES THAT FIT AND WEAR RIGHT AND AT RIGHT TRICES. 1 M'gM'vEM'fW-Ml JV -it ft ummM