Newspaper Page Text
V1v u
-', p ; -?; T-sp'5' - - r7---fv
-w m-
'' ' "-m y ' i ' r ''Jpff,' 'ff1
BVBMNO BULLETIN, WJNOLTJLU, T. It., FIUDAY, SEPT. 11, 100S.
, rfeWryT 'yTry -
Evening Buljletin
DAILY and WEEKLY Published by BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO., LTD
At 120 King Street, Honolulu, Territory of HawalL
Daily erery day except Sunday. Weekly haned on Tuesday of each week.
MEMBER 07 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
NVallac R. Parrlngton,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
BVBNINO UULLIJTI.N
Per Month, anywhare In U S a. .7
PcrQaatttr, anjrwhtra In U S .... 3.oo
Per Year, anvhttelnUS. ... rl.uo
Per Year, poitpaul, fortlgn 13. uo
CIRCULATION LARGEST OF ANY
in the Territory
T" I Editorial Rooms,
1 t?I.) Business Office,
FRIDAY
A. Q. M. Ilobcrtson having refused
absolutely lo accept this chairman
ship of the Republican Territorial
Committee, there Is no doubt that J.
P. Cooko Is ono of tho best men pos
sible for tho place. Ilobcrtson having
had tho honor of hnrtl work thrust
upon him for two campaigns, Mr.
Cooke ought to bo willing to shoulder
tho burden for ono of tho most im
portant periods of Hawaii's history.
There Is not, noer ha been, nnd
noer will bo tho slightest doubt ot
what Is and ought to bo tho nttttudo
of the 'people of Hawaii toward
Government-!)) -Commission for this
Territory. Uery political organiza
tion, cery business organization, nnd
ocry patriotic boclcty ot the Terri
tory might well pass resolutions that
will elenrly put on record the senti
ment of out citizens toward any such
program of rctiog.csslou as Gocrn-ment-b)
-Commission presupposes.
THE DEMOCRATIO PLATFORM.
Tho Democratic platform adopted
at tho Territorial convention Is a doc-,
ument which propounds certain Belt
cIdcnt truths on which thcro Is noi
real contest, dclUcrs somo gcncrnll-
ties and suppositions concerning au H sufficient bookings aro made bo
apparent lack of sjmpathy between 'T"ZT C t""' V, S, f"
"somo of our foremost citizens" nnd AU.NA KEA will leavo Honolulu
"tho great body ot tho electorate." ) rl,ln ' Se?- " " "nd r,
und Anally enters a seeping charge urn fM; mornlnK f"G In
,, ... l.Hnn ,,nr.v rum nnt tlmo for business.
....,., ,i .! I
Looking through the platform with """ i ' "' -considerable
care, wo fall to noto that tl,nrl, lcs "ho "" lmlor
IL Democratic party of the Territory ry "wPPcarnnce and .ubaequent ro-
of Hawaii points with pride to n- .M ? lho, flro ast wecl "J0"
.ii T V.i -.. ... i. ....n.ii " ,0 lln, ,)Cn tho grandest oxhlbl
thing that the party or canl- tlon that ..,,cIc.. has cvcr chcn.
dates elected to local offlco ha.o
donc Don't delay; get your name on the
Ur'yan has slild, wo hollo e, that a . You will have over twenty-four
platform is made impressive by hat ho thejolcano.
ilUUU B
jl uiuuo. I
In this lack of prldo Is to bo found
a characteristic mood of the Dem
ocratic party, and It illuminates ono
of the principal rensons why tho De
mocracy is not wholly attractive to
citizens who sjmpathlzo with many
ot ItB suggestions.
The Democratic party In this Ter
ritory has risen to tho dignity of n
tew successful candidates. Yet when
the leaders and the rank and flto sit
down to tell tho people what they
nro driving at they forget to empha
size their remarks by stating what
they hao done.
Their thought Is centered exclu
sively on criticism of tho Republi
cans. What a party might do, Is largely
judged by what It has donc. This la
the way tho average American looks
at it, but the Democracy forgets all
this in its desire to criticise. That
is why the pcoplo feel that ItB share
' of accomplishment Is so small as to
be not worth mentioning.
In other words, the Democracy Is
not constructive It does not hack
un its words with deeds.
$ Wo beg, howovcr, to congratulate
t the Democrats on tholr fnlluro to say
nnythlng about tho tariff, ny tho
reasoning thnt somo platforms havu
impressive silence, the assumption Is
that, not being able to support tho
National Democracy's doBlro for a re
duction of the tariff, tho local Demo
crats keep quiet. Thoy would havo
doho hotter to come out flat-footed,
tell the truth, Bhamo tho Devil, and
announce what wo all know: that
the protcctlvo tariff is tho llfo ot Ha
waii. Hut this was too much to ox
pect of Democrats filled with
thoughts ot what tho Republicans nro
doing.
Wo further congratulato tho Dem
ocrats on tho plank for tho oxtonslon
ot tho school s j stem to includo man
ual training, agrlculturo, and civil
government, particularly agriculture
and government. Thcro really is no
difteronco ot opinion on this subject,
excopt tho unfortunate supporters of
tho "Government by Commission"
may bo opposed to It.
Favor for tho Direct Prlmury law
Is another claim of the Democracy to
the kindly feeling of the people. The
law should go through with a unani
mous voto this tlmo.
Otherwise, tho platform gives rlso
to the constant query: You say tho
other fellow has not "mado good,"
Editor
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
WBBKLY UUt.LUTIN
Ttf Six Monthf 4 ,n
Per Vear, nyherelnUS I.oo
Pet Year, auywhere In Canada... I. Ho
Per Year postpaid, foreign .... a.ou
NEWPAPER PUBLISHED
of Hawaii
- 185
- 256
Entered at the fattoflitr ot Honolulu
as it-coud class nutter.
SEPTEMBER 11, 1908
and, hllo c do not admit It, pray
tell us, as n matter of Information,
what J on hac done!
TWO FAREWELLS
A great deal of interest centers In
the tuo farenell testimonials that are
to bo glcn at the Orpheum next nock.
Monthly exciting Is set aside for Rich
ard lluhler. "Why Smith Loft Homo"
will he presented with tho etttlro com
pany In the cast. Tuesday ucnlng,
"Aloha Night," tho members of tho
company will hac tho theater. "Zaza"
will bo tho bill with numerous ohm
tec rs. Scats now selling at box of
fice. tOTWAg !
Another
$25 Excursion
to the
Volcano
A Chance to Spend Regatta Day
tt the Crater.
J'1'3' reports Indlcato unuBtml
,IA1linnuttirillria Ih llin ti 1hantna,a
TTi-vrnv
JUinni
WATERHOUSE TRUST COMPANY.
LIMITED.
Cor. Fort and Merchant Streets.
For Sale
PUNAHOU DISTRICT
Two-ttory house; modern; lot 75x
120 ?4500.00
' KAIMUKI
New 2-bedroom Bunfralow; corner
Lot 100x160 $2760.00
KAIMUKI
A choice building lot of half an
acre $1000.00
KAIMUKI
Two lots near car line on high
ground, partially cleared. .$800,00
COLLEGE HILLS
Two-bedroom cottage, good location:
lot 100x100 $2760.00
Liberal terms on all above prop
ositions.
Waterhouse Trust
Corner Fort and Merohant Streets.
THE
WIRELESS TELEGRAPH
HABIT
SAVES TIME
AND
MONEY
COMPANYJ
wtrreo. rsu
arpe- tiv,tv.te$2'
'rlKJLt-iI&iEl
JsZmt vS&jr'-'iJi:
fNtaw
STOCKS
UaMaMBMMBHBaaBHt.
and
BONDS
mmmmmmmmwn
Hnwallan Sugar Stocks and
Uonds of tho better class ard
regarded as good nnd safo In
vestments by our most iaio
ful and conseratlc business
men, nnd many of them nro
now derhlng good Incomes
from their lincstniculn In
theso securities. Why not put
those Idle ilollirs of ours to
work by bulng n few good
dlldcnd-pnlng shares? You
will bo surprised at tho re
sults.. Consult us about It
In person or by mill.
c,
tf7..
ibTW
qiLfont U-.awoUv
For Mayor?
"What's the matter with W. T. Raw
litis for Maor?"
This question was put Into tho po
litical talk box this morning by n gen
tleman who sees In tho three-cornered
contest of Lucas, Lano and Hustaco
n posslblo deadlock and considerable
hnrd political feeling.
Tho claim Is mado thnt Rawlins Is
a nntho son of Hawaii and his legal
knowlcdgo should mnko him an es
pecially good man for tho plnco when
tho city government Is stnrtlng In. It
Is also hot forth thnt his nomination
for major would scttlo tho "Manoa
row" and balanco tho ticket as re
gards the Cithcnrt and Rawlins fol
lowing. It Is holloicd that Rawlins
and Cathcart could get along In first
class shapo as their present precinct
row Is not based on deep seated per
sonal bitterness nor n belief on Raw
lins part that Cathcart Is not a cap-
ablo County Attorney. On tlto outer
hand tho Cathcart following nro not
against Rawlins hojomrtho possibility
ot nnlted'actlon In the campaign and
tho administration.
"I had thought of .lack Atkinson,"
said tho man who proposed Rawlins,
"but with Jack ns Major, John Wlso
as Sheriff and Cathcart as County At
torney, I think that thcro would ho
too closo an approach to a factional
compact. We want a well balanced
ticket nnd I hnvo picked Rawlins ns
tho solution. John Lano ought to go
to tho Senate. Ho knows tho topes
and ho Is n good man. And ot cottrso
jou can understand that I am not to
enthusiastic over Hustaco or Lucas
that I think either or Lano can win In
the majoralty fight. I expect a dark
horso to tako tho prize."
a
MRS. HAN'S WILL
FILED FOR PROBATE
Whole Estate Valued
At The Sum Of
. $25,300
The will and codicil ot tho Into
Mrs. El I so S. V. Neumann, who is
supposed to liao drowned from tho
steamship City ot Sydney on tho
Yoyngo from Acnpulco to San' Trnn
Cisco fcomo dajs ago, wcro this morn
ing filed for probate, nnd Hermann
Focko nnd Inez Sophia Hasson peti
tioned tho court that letters testa
mentary ho Issued to thorn.
Numerous bequests ot n local na-
turo were mado In tho will, llcsldcs
a tract of lund In Manoa Valloy, Miss
Lcla Dlnklago was given $250 in
cash, and her father was given $150,
Hermann l'ocko was given $5000 in
trust to pay tho Intomo of It to
Christiana A. Kinkier during her llfo
and nftcr her death to divide, tho
Sale of
Embroideries.
Ribbon Remnants,
Laces and
Lace Remnants
TUESDAY, SEPT,
1ST,
AT 8 O'CLOCK
EHLERS
...iC...-iZ
dwnL JW471
Rawlins
Mr.Thwing
And His
Letters
Rov. E. W. Timing rccehed tho fol
lowing letters In todnj'a' mall. Mr.
Thwlng sas ho will not go abroad un
til tho Drcckons matter Is settled:
August 2C, 1003.
Dear Sit: In tho absence of Sccro
tary Garfield I beg to acknowledge
our letter of August MM, with the en
closed copy of letter of tho 10th to tho
President, regarding United States At
torney R. W. Drcckons.
Those will bo brought to the attcn
tlon of tho Secrctnry upon his retura
to tho offlco.
Very truly j ours,
J. C MASSUY,
Acting l'rluto Secrctnry.
nev. Hdward W. Thwlng,
Honolulu, T, II.
Lennox, Mass. Aug Sllh, 190R.
Rov. L'dward W. Thwlng, Honolulu,
T. II.
Sir: I am duly In receipt of jour
letter of tho 8th Instant, with enclos
ures, further in regard to United
States Attorney llrcckons. I hne ul
ready communicated with tho Secre
tary of tho Interior In regard to tho
matter, and will laku It up us boon ns
I havo heard from him In lho prem
ises. Very respectfully.
CHARLU8 J. IlONAl'ARTi:,
Attorney General.
Rov. Wilbur T. Crafts. IOC l'cnnsjl-
anla Arnuo, S. K, Washington,
D. C.
Dear Sir: Your letter of tho 14th
instant to tho President with regard to
United Stitcs Attorney Drcckons, ot
tho District of Hawaii, has been re
ferred to mo for answer. 1 lmu noted
carefully what jou saj-, nnd beg lo
assure jou that tho matter of which
jou write is receiving tho careful con
sideration of tho Department.
Yours ry truly.
CHARLUS J. IIONAPART13.
Attorney General.
Dr. Crafts wiltea to Mr. Thwlng
also: "l send jou rcplj' of tho At
torney General to my letter to tho
Piesldcnt. Wo will push this matter.
I think jour cvidrnco will ho all cxnm-Inc-il.
'There should bo n dozen strong
endorsers ot, j our appeal for a bettor
ra(flrtt Ml
(Signed) WII.UUR I'. CRAWS,
Sttp't. International Reform Bureau,
Washington, P. C.
HtliallA STOCK IS .
LISTED ONJMANGE
Tho stock! of tho'Kekaha plantation
wns today listed on tho Stoc' Hx
chango For somo jours past lho
plantation hat been pajlng no divi
dends owing to cxtcnslvo Improve
monts which havo been made in well
as an cxtthtslon of tho ntc.i under
ciiHUntlon. Noxt month, however, nn
annual dividend of Iho per cent will
bo pild, nnd tho plantation being thus
on n dividend pajlng basis. It was
thought best to list Iho stock. Tito
stock has n par vnlua ot $100, and It
is u ported on good nuthorltj that n
sale at $130 look placo reccutlj. Thu
btock Ih not very generally held, tho
bulk ot It being In tho conttol of a
few parties.
a
Miss Usthcr Phillips Is given posi
tion on staff ot Dally California!! at
University,
8 tt xi :t tt it a u m n a :: n a a
Bum among her grandchildren, Paul
Hasson, Eva Focko, and M. Anita
Focko.
The document recites thnt tho de
ceased owned n lot on King street,
Honolulu, which Is vnlucd at $10,
000, and 100 acres of land in Kaltht
worth $3,000, Shares In six local
companies bring tho sum total ot her
chtato to $25,300. Sho left live chil
dren. Don't Neglect
Your Fine Watch
Many watches are ruined
through lack of proper at
tention. When a watch commences
to run slow or irregular, it
certainly needs the attention
of a competent watchmaker.
WE GUARANTEE OUR
WATCH-WORK.
OUR WATCHES
KEEP TIME,
OT"
I
II. F. Wichman & Co.
LIMITED.
LEADING JEWELERS.
Ssf Wesaytoiyou: : i'f
4 ftllrrN Clothes comfort comes only Jr
Si AlfM to those who try for it. I
fim . W - iPi We sell 1
ijjWt.! j Stein-Bloch 1
j! - I"; Smart Clothes
i I iw '
ifjiii)-
fflfr
HIS LABEL STANDS roi S3 YCAU
or KHowmq now
Nothing Excels
THE HAWAIIAN ANNUAL for
facts and figures of Island infor
mation, past and present, or
HAWAIIAN FOLK TALES for the
legends and traditions of this in
teresting race. These, with oth
er current hooks relating to Ha
waii, and many out of print, may
be had at
Tlios. G. Thrum.
Agent for Hawaiian Islands,
Ask Your Grooer
FOR
Pau-Ka-Hana
Soap ;
HONOLULU SOAP WORKS .CO., Ltd.
Pekin Ducks,
YOUNG AND TENDER
CLUB STABLES
Tel. 109
Rainier Beer
FOR SALE AT ALL BARS
TELEPHONE 1331
SHELL LEIS o
o SEED LEIS o
o CURIOS
Woman's Exchange
HOTEL STREET NEAR FORT
The OWL
BEST So CIGAR
WHOLESALERS
A. Gunst &
DISTRIBUTORS.
M.
Cc".
V
His Master's Voice
is the trademark for the celebrated
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE.
BERGSTR0M MUSIC COMPANY, Ld.
Agents,
Cut Prices
Our Sodas 30o per doz.
FOUNTAIN SODA WORKS,
PHONE 270.
Hawaiian
Detective Agency
ROOM 7, WAITY BUILDING
King Street.
Private and Confidential Detective
Work.
For Distilled Water and Assorted
Soda Water, delivered to office and
lesidence, RING UP 657,
Arctic Soda Water Works
1203 Miller St.
M, R.
UK HA.
j afoi&&&7 ;
and we tell you plainly that
there are no other clothes
in America that will fit you
with the style that these
clothes dress you with.
This is all we can do.
M. McINERNY, LTD.,
Fort and Merchant Sts.
Alpine Milk
Unsweetened
If you use any kind of tinned
milk in your coffee or for cook
ing this is the best. It is rich
in butter fat and has the con-
: 'sistency of cream. It is safer
, ,t ihan fresh milk because it is
sterilized.
I ASK-YOUR GROCER FOR IT.
Fresh
If our meats did not give the greatest satisfaction to
the thousands of people who deal with us it would he fool
ish for us to ask you to order some of our beef and mutton
this week.
METROPOLITAN MEAT CO, Limited
Telephone 45
Honolulu Construction and Draying Co.,
LIMITED.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS.
PHONE, OFFICE 281. P. 0. BOX' 154.
Fort St., Opp. W. G, Irwin & Co., Ltd.
We do all kinds of Teaming ; also deal in Crushed Rock. White and
'Black Sand. Broken Coral, Garden
CIALTY. ..
' !! Ilfll
School Books
and School Supplies
We arc Headquarters, Just ic-
ceived all grades of School Books,
Tablets for Ink and Pencil, Exercise
Books, Drawing Books, Ink in all
sizes, Drawing Paper, Drawing In
struments, and Everything in School
Supplies. Remember your Money
Savers. All Books at List Price.
Wall, Nichols Co. Ltd.
Trie Weekly Edition of tho Evening
Bulletin nlves a complete summary of
tho news of the day.
r
Goods
Soil. Etc. SAFE MOVING A SPE-
- . WW .
How To Buy
Writing Paper
We are selling a quarter of
a ream of fine qualitywriting
Miper packed in a nice box
for SOc. Blue or white, as you
prefer.
Envelopes
separately.
to match sold
Hawaiian News Co.,
Ltd.i
YOUNG BLDG,
0. 0, Hottel is authorized to collect
and receipt for the undersigned.
A. R. Rowat, D.V.S.
185 editorial rooms 256 busi
ness office. Theeo are the new tel
ephone numbers of the Bulletin otflee.
M-
j
