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yyir-ffW ! ' v;yrtj;fffi:i)frj vw" T",-iWgWT"5''nWVWO-VT " Wl" .' VV " 'V. r. -V ' -M - j,.. &r??ff rat Evening Bulletin Turn Old Things Into New Money From San Francisco: Asli Sept. is For San Francisco: AlHinedti Sept. 10 From Vancouver: Manuka Sept. 19 For Vancouver: Morntua Sept. 15 3;30 EDITION "Enough" is a Delusion-Keep at it in the Bulletin USE THE BULLETIN WANT-AD. KEY! PRICE 5 CENTS VOL. X. NO. 4104 14 PAGES-HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 1908-14 PAGES LOCAL STEAMSHIP SCHEME GAINS IN FORCE REPUBLICAN PROGRAM FOR CONVENTION 1 t. 1 vWTTST I- i i I p Alexander & Baldwin Go To Matson Line CONTRACT CLOSED MAY The commlciton house of Alexander &. Baldwin has signed a contract whereby after the first of the year all Its freight between Island ports and the Coast will be handled by the Mat son Navigation Company. This contract, the confirmation of which was received In the mall of Fri day forenoon, Is one of the most Im portant and may have more far-reaching results bearing on the transporta tion facilities of the Islands than any that has been made In years. It menus that tlio sugar of tlio Alexamlei & llnldwlti iiliintiitluiiH that goes to tlio Pacific Coast will Iju tarried In the steamers of tlio MntBon Navigation Company, and all tlio return freights from San rrnn clsco mid the Pugct Sound porta will bo carried by tlio same transporta tion company. Tlio announcement of tlio addition of tlio steamer Pleiades to the Mnt bun lino was a dliort result of this xiutrnct and enables tlio Matson peo ple, to cany out tlio "three-cornered prvls)" frii.n Honolulu anil Kahulul to San. Frauclsro, Ptigct Sound, nnd back to Honolulu. Tlio Matson steamers will call nt Kahulul every eighteen dajB and tlio Matson lino will nlso haul tlio Maka wt'll plantation sugars from Kami. Commissioner Pratt Discusses U.8. Office "Did ou over seo a really good, lhe, beehive?" was tho Yankeo an swer that Land Commissioner Frntt bad for the Question that was put to lilm with regard to the manner In which land matteis nro handled In tho main office In Washington. Mr. Piatt was down nt his oflleo bright nnd early this morning, sotting out the vast amount of data that ho In ought with him from tho Capital City and with which ho thinks that ho will bo ulilo to bring about somo changes for tho better In local land c ser VAWm0Wt,WAW NORFOLK 1 BOYS' BLOUSE SUITS MOTHERS have been calling for them for several weeks and we are now ready to supply the demand. Made of fine blue serges in the natty Norfolk styles with pleats and belts. The most becoming suits young boys can wear. Prices $7.50 and $8.50 c The Kash Jt CORNER FORT AND HOTEL STREETS. 1 !MtMslssklMsSSMkWsMMtsWUtikhaMtl " - , - ' ' v MEAN MUCH TO FURTHER TRANSPORTATION IIow fat leaching this change In thu handling of tlio "A & 11" frelghtB may lie, Is hard to toll, but tlioio tiro mail) who believe that it Is one. of ' tlio JlrBt stops toward a locally owned tleet of vessels that will handle, tlio I freight of the Islands nnd tarry pas sengers. I The Alexander &. Ilaldwln freights ,hao been rairlod by tlio American- I Hawaiian line tilueo that prosperous company started, anil as thero Is nothing said of any complaint iigaluit the sen Ice of tills linn tlio Mipposltlon Is that tlio transfer to tlio Matson lino is inspired to soma extent nt least by tlio ngitatlon for 'passenger accommodations In con nection with tlio freight business ot I the Islands. Should the Matson com pany develop Into n locally tontroled (ltno there is little, doubt that tlio passenger feature wjll bo mndo a spe cialty, tlio results with tlio Hilonlan and Lurllno having shown that n slow and comfoi table boat'ls, popular. Consequently u larger and nioro elaborate ship is certain to meet -with favor, I This new arrangement has no con nection with tlio contrnct tlio American-Hawaiian lino has with tlio Su- conditions, nnd ho was also getting Lack again Into tho routine of his oflleo work. "Tho Land Oflleo at Washington resembles nothing so much as a bee hlo. rrom nlno until four oory em plovo in tho big building is on tho jump. Thero uio no loafers there, tho loafer soon finds that ha has gotten Into tlio wrong part of the city, nnd 'n man who literally, almost, oats work Is found to nil his placo. I ' Tho four story building, w lib baso' (Continued on Page 2) n.mMl" PI"'" H'a i Co., Ltd., gni Factors Compiny for tlio trans portation of thu gieat bulk of tlio stigais of thtt Islands that go by way of the Tehuantepec route. That con duct Iuib two J cars moro to run. The fact, however, of the Matson com pany taking nn nggresslve position in bidding for tlio carrjlng trado of tlio Islands mny lcelop into some fi.n. .f ...... tin, KIm trf fltn Amnrt .VI .11 ... .uiiijiluuiii .v.. t..v - - - cin-Hawnllnn when tlio tinio arrives I for signing the new continct. The service which tlio American Hawaiian has given this )car In haul ing sugar has been tlio best Hawaii lias ever known. Tlio cargoes huvo been taken away promptly nnd land ed ut destination In the shortest time possible. This now move of tho Matson Company, with which tho Castle & Cooke interests aio allied, causes somo of the, wiseacres to predict that the not fur distant future, will see n company for transportation that will he nn alliance of Castle Cooke, Ilrowor & Co , Aloxandcr & Ilaldwln, and tho Inter-Islnnd Steam Naviga tion Compnny. This will mean a tremendous advantage in the way of freights nt tho outset and tlio pas senger fcaturo of tho trade will not bo mado sccondaiy. Tiustees Selected At a meeting held early this week, tho association which Iiub charge of funds subscribed for tho erection of a children's hospital, chose a board of directors and fixed on n probable slto, on Kuaklnl sticct. The directors chosen nt this meet ing were A. S. Wilcox. S. U. Dole. B. A. Mott-Smlth. W. 0. Smith. J. l Morgan, and A. Oartley. Tho piobablo site of tho hospital lias been fixed on as Kuaklnl street, though this Is not dellnitoly dotcr- mlncd, and other locations have been (Continued on Page 2) A Will is Good Insurance It prevents waste when an estate is being settled up. The smaller the es tate the less it can afford waste. We make wills in proper legal form without charge, no matter how little prop erty you have. Come and learn the particulars, Hawaiian Trust rnmnotsir MA a vuuiaiij liiu vao jcuitr si- Monoiura Hospital uurasassv V,5SS laur Republicans Prepare Tentative Platform A tentatlvo outline of tho Ilepubll nnti tittitffirm unu ilniuii mi flita fur.. ...... ........ ..... ,. ...... ...... noon by n gathering ot prominent memovrs ot inu mpiiuiican patti, which met at tho olllce of A. 0. M. jtoucrison. i hub uruu mil, iuicr wiuicver buk gestions which may bo mado by thu delegates from tho other Islands hna been Included, bo submitted to tlio! Committee on Platfoim nnd Ilcsnlu- .,.... .. I.tt. ..Ill I... ..!..... ...I ... ,1... ' nuns, men mil i'u niii'ctru ui nil- Territorial convention, which meets at tho Orphciim next .Monday fore noon. The tcntntlvo platform contains tho following principal points: Tho usual endorscnmt of tho Fed eral and locnl administrations. , A strong compliment to Dclegato Kalunlauaolo and his work at Wash Ington. Tho party goes on record as being unalterably opposed to government by commission. Tho party favors tho emploment of citizen labor on roder.il as well as on Teirltorlal works, Tho party expresses Itself ns op posed to tho application of tho Fudei al land laws to this Territory. While It bclloves In tho prtnclplo of them. It believes that tho wholesale appllcotlun thereof to tho Torrltor would bo un suitable to tho locnl conditions. Tho party favors an Increased ex penditure for tho public schools. Tl platform v 111 .jbil,, contain an unusually strong plank on tho sub ject of tho treatment of leprosy, ud- vocatlng tho establishment ot hospit als for tho treatment of tho disease, so that no person will bo condemned to go to Molokal unless demonstrated to bo absolutely be) one cure. Tho party will declaro Itself In fav or of an Increase In tho pay of mem bers of the Legislature. Tho platform favors assisting tho Promotion Committee. Tho encouragement of fruit grow ing and truck farming Is provided for by the appointment of a commission which will Investigate tho matter and report thereon. Tho platform will provldo for legis lation permitting the depositing ol government funds In banks, the pur poso being to havo tho Territory ben efit from tho Interest paid thereon. An appropriation Is recommended for tho bringing of another congres slonal party to Hawaii. Legislation Is provided for to en nblo tho counties to Issue bonds. Tho usual .plank for n pension for tho Queen is Included. Tho convention will meet at 10 o'clock at tho Orpheum, and Us main business will bo the selection ot a candidate for Dclegato, and for this Delegato Kalnnlaunolo will without tho FOR THE BEST FRUIT FOR SHIP PING leave vour order with Island Fruit Co., 72 S. KING. PHONE 15. Next Shipment, Sept. 16. HALL MARKv 'FqUAUT Alexander Young Cafe Expert Mixologist Note the man at our foun tain and try one of his concoc tions, The only expert in town. Hollister Drug Co., Ltd. HE slightest doubt bo chosen; .ind tho drawing ot a pint form It Is thu turn of tho Hawaii delega tion to select tho chairman of ilic con vention this vcar. Tho ciimiu'ltees will, ns usual, bo selected bj allowing each of tho six dlstilcts to select a member, tho'Chulr appointing tho seventh. J, P. Cooke' stated this iif(oriio"ii that ho was definite' In the conclusion not to succeed A. (1. M. Holicitson .is cli.urii.ti. of I ho Toirl'ir'ai Central C( mini no. Iluul'its.i r-iiso:iH pic- v.M cl him from .ueeiliiu It Sen ator ! ,sett Is spoKci ol a a an occl li'i, nn to take "10 plice, If ho :'.! bo Induced to do sj In this cou'icc tlon attention Is called to tho fact that tho chairman does not necessarily havo to bo a member of the conven tion. Tho date for tho Republican County convention has boon set for Tuesday, September 22. Jns F. Morgan has been much spoken of for chairman if this convention, but this plan will fall through, ns Morgan will leave In tho Alameda next week to go to San Francisco, where ho will attend tho Trnns-MlsslsslppI Commercial Con gress. DANCE AT THE SEASIDE HOTEL There will bo a danco at tho Seasido Hotel tonight. Major McKlnstry and the officers and cabin passengers of tho U. S. transport Buford, if sho Is In port, tlio officers and la'dies of too local Naval and Army posts, thu guests of tho several hotels and all patrons of tho Seaside Hotel nro cordially In vlted. If the Buford does not arrive tho dance will bo deferred until she docs. STIRSJOLITICIANS Considerable excitement was creat ed In political circles this noon by a widely circulated tumor to tho effect that Delegato Kalaulanaolo had called a meeting of political workers for tho purposo of getting them to help Lane in his fight for tho Mayoralty. This meeting. It wns said, was to tako placo at Walklkl tomorrow. Lnno absolutely dented that this was truo, but In splto of this the rumor would not down. Somo of tho Prlnco's friends are try' Ing to persuade him to kcop out of tho Mavoralty fight, claiming that lie will weaken himself with tho Hustaco and Lucas following If he actively sup ports Lane. SUGAR SAN FRANCISCO. Calif.. Sent. 11 SUGAR: 98 degree Centrifugals, us. B i-4d. i-anty, 4.ua cents. Jfre vious quotation, 9s. 6d. SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Sept. 10, SUGAR: Beets, 88 analysis, 9s. 6d, Parity, 3.99 cents, Previous quota tion, 9s. 5 l-4d. Pay A-Little-At-A-Time FURNITURE J. Hepp & Co., 18S S. KING STREET. On the Run Our Messenger Boys Always on Time TERRITORIAL MESSENGER SERVICE. PHONE 361 BOMB FOR GOV SEAGIRT, N. J., Sept. 12. An infernal machine was today mailed to Governor Fort of New Jersey, who hns been cnforcim; the Sunday law at the great Atlantic City resort. MILE IN f!INf!INNATT rtViin CAnf 1D . ,7 , ' """ "!" " mobile in 57 4-5 seconds. This is a Debs At BERKELEY. Calif.. Sent IP spoke today in the 'Greek Theater at GUNBOAT VIXEN PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. Sent. 12 7 , !'- . H..HVM . ....... ...d IVUUI Ilk collision with a tug. One manwas killed. The Vfccn was beached. AUSTRIAN STEAMER IS ASHORE PATRAS. Greece. Sent. 12. Th' n P T-' ' " - " ui van; Anpu, WILL NOT CARRY HOST LONDON.- Ene-lnnd. Kfnt 12. Dart of the Protestants it has been diridrvl nnf in ran-v (,. trn. ;., ti,-. procession Sunday. m i mt i ADMIRAL MAKES HIS CALL ALBANY. Queensland. Sent. IS ernor today. Japanese orm Local Colonies Ono of tho latest propositions that the Japanese are trying to do is to establish a tfapancso colonization com pnny here. It Is their purpose to buy lands, build homes, and live In them. They Intend to reside here lather than going back to Japan. Their children will bo educated heto both In the English nnd Japanese languages, Fred. K. Mnklno Is the movlnc spirit of the Jnpancso colonization company. A certnln tract of land In the neighborhood of Mnkco Island at Walklkl Is being Jnpanlzed. Tho Jap anese nio Imj Ing lands and will with in u short while build houses to live In. Up In Kallhl valley, near Supervi sor Frank Harvey's placo, another tract ot land. It Is said, has been re served for colonization purposes. School Manufactures FORT STREET, 4 DOORS J2ISiiOES. ERNOR 57 4 PI,. - :,.. - ., ,.! ...!!- ...J.I. 1- ..! uimaiit uiu" ll H111U Willi JUS nillO- world's record for the distance. University T.ru, V Tr.'. 4h. QInK.l- 1,s.1,. the University of California. IN COLLISION Thn mmlm-it- Vi,m . n,1a.. :, .:tr!nn elunmpr ninvn it nelmrn " Dunno' in tho l.i(.v nili:..' t.. Admiral Snprn rnll.i . i, n... Propose To One of tho prominent Jnnanesn hn.i stated that Japanese who make their money In Hawaii prefer to spend It hero rather than invest It In Japan. "Tho profit hero Is greater than wo could over get In Japan," said ho. "Slnco tho restriction of Japanese Immigration. Hawaii Jan.inesn lmn felt more inclined to remain and mako money hero. Thoso who nro already hero cannot go to tho maln- innu. this is an tho more agreeable to tho planters and tho Japancsu merchants. "Tho now Japanese bank, when started, will bo of great Importanco anil assistance to the locnl Japanese. With the opening up of these tracts of land for rolonlzntlon, It Is evi dent thut schools, stores, nnd church es will bo built. Jnpancso money will then begin to circulate frcoly." Shoes Bring your boys and girls here. 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