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Y? KVBNIINU BUlJliEiimnunuuuuvi , r t. & Evening- H DAILY and WEEKLY Published by BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO.. LTD. ik iu iwug untck, uuuuium, xuiiiuiy oi nawoii (Daily every day except Sunday. Weekly MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PBESS. ',V'allnco R. Pnrrlngton, SUBSOBIPTION BATES liVu.-MjNd iiui.i.iiriN TerAloiilb miymherein i H 0 .7n Per Uuaner Htiywhcrc In U S 3.oo Fcr car, ntiVAhere Inl S .... H.OU Pet War K1tid, foreign , I3.ti CIRCULATION LARGEST OF ANY NEWPAPER PUBLISHED in the Territory of Hawaii. ry ( Editorial Rooms, 1 d. Business Office, SATURDAY MAE THE PLATFORM CLEAR CUT! AND PATRIOTIC. ! The print Ip.tl vvorU before tlio He litililU.tti TorritorI.il Convention, tlt.it meets on Mondav, Is tttc platform. ! 'lltu rciiiiiiitu.ttloii of Delegate Ku-I Mo N of course assured. Tito otei -wilt bo unanimous nutl although lu 'one senso oitl a form.illtj . will gtvoj tilt opportutiltv for tho members of "the p.itt tti express their high npprc tl.ftlon of thu Doltgalo's efforts for t lie peoplo nnd ptopurb congratulate lilltt tin Ilia lcinnrUitbto success lit I ifr.ilnltiK results for Hawaii. 1 lie lteptililic.in pl.itform will of' )ic(ossitv be homcwlint lengthy bc-l jiaiiFe It la pioper tlntt In tills docu-' incut tliu people should lie remlmleil 'of the Kplentliil letoul of accomplish-1 mint tltu part) has to Its credit. Tito two jcars passed sltico tlio Litest Itc-i ptibllenit victor lino been marked b) grand U'Stilts both In tlio National ' ('oiigr.H, (ontiolleil by the. ltopith-j . llcans. nml tlio Hawaii LcglsHtuio, j 'coiiliollcd b tlio Itcpuhllcans. j There Is more to do Ami the Tto- f publican part) will be expected to ret tlio p.ico and otitllno Issues thnt appeal to tlio people while promoting our development as mi Amellcati com monwealth. Tlio declaration for a, high pro tective tariff nud a further protec tion of Industries that will ndwtncc the iiiuso of t lie Independent holder of land and of tlio American vvorh lngman, should be clear and unquall lied. The land question Is certain to ho a leading Issue In tlio campaign. Re publicans should meet It ns the) have mot other problems, by loading tlio way In n definite ptognim of local contiol exercltod In the spirit of llb i oral Americanism, hand for tlio cit izen who seeks n livelihood and a permanent homo Is tlio object all Invo In view The Republicans should demand that our I mil bo put In the hands of bon i 11 de settlors and laws icvlscd as may be necessarj to best serve this purpose I Revolutions in the administration of tlio public land business are de manded The) should bo brought about without the ttiln which would lie Involved In the Demoiintlc part) '4 plan of titMng this featuro of local folf-Kovciuini'iit aw I) fiom Ibo peo plo of Hip Terrltoi), to suv nothing of - the revenue derived under tlio pics tut s.vstem Immigration Is nnother luipoitaut Issue on which the party ought to take it positive stand, though oppos ing pintles strive to make this vital factoi of Americanizing IlawuII un popular. The Democrats have passed this subject over with, a generality that Hawaii must be cither nll-Amerlcan or nll-Oilcntal That Is trtio enough. '1 ho Republicans should present u to Iutlon nn till Aincrlcnii scheme 'llils solution Is found in the J'.u ropcin Immlgiatlou project for la bor. Opponents of the party nro already "fostcilng ultlclsm of thn Delegato t and of the Republicans for what has hi en done to put cltlcns or thoso illglblo to hecomo citizens In tlio Ileitis to do the libor for which our developing Industries have u steadily growing dim. mil. Under tlio elrcuni- sinned) mid at the present tlmo this oppodtlnu amounts"' (f seditious doc trines for lulsleadlug tlio Ignorant nud aiding Hie Nation's enemies. The tltlt us of thhVTonltoiy lne spc(tlvo of lace, ot color huvo n gieat icsponslblllty to perform In their re lation, with their common cotintiy. Thoy will show neither patriotism nor n proper nppicclatlou of their (Juty If thc oppoo Immigration "bo- (icaute It will bilns now vutcis Into ?l'tho Islands" or icfratn fiom Its nd- ' - ... .n.' l.n'il.CA .... ffr.in.a.nt nt .. nil. 1IIV..V IMlllUOU .... lljllWllUll 1.1 llllllt- .clous oleinont in tlio elcttorato inaj bo Input need by vicious persons who tippc.il lu projudlic, lot tlio result bo destructive us It may to our Nation's welfare. The Immigration policy carried out b) thn Tenltoiial Ailmlulstiatlon under thu Immigration Hoard criitid by a Itepubllcin Legislature Is a safe, guard of the piospcious fiituie and of the Americanism ot tfils Tcultoiy It is Hlght. It should bo advanced lu every way possible 'St destructive us It may to our Nation's K" v vvcii.tie. mf The Immigration policy carried IRjju ' out h) tho Tenltoiial Adiiilnlstintlon siXT OftQalt ' fflRr under thu Immigration Hoard crtitid MvlSiwBSK!fU. " TUESDAY. SEPT. 1ST. immmn uiiiiiu in iiiu iiiuiiiLiuua iiitiiit; uiiu icuujiskI' i.iaiKnnuniiiu ..i r .... . r..t t ' --i i-. ---- - -i ottheAinerleanlsniottfilsTciiltoiy VVggrH&i ', T-" " I TPATtlwA TWPTPPa I ML, it is night, it should bo advanced mf-Wf"' :? r? IJ f IZ? O g 11 IEADINQ JEWELERS. m g Btjixeto? Issued on Tuesday of each week. Editor PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. WDBKUV UUl.l.UTIN Per "Six Month ffl .Bo rtr Year anyhfre In V S I. no Pri V,car atijwhcte In Canada ., f.fs PtrVcat kimiIJ, itrtlRi a.tio 185 256 Entered At the rt office at Honolulu a ftcvumlclaii nmtttr SEPTEMBER 12. 1008 That being tlio case, there Is but one thing for tho Republican party. In convention, to do. Stand bv what Is obviously n patriotic tint) that which Is Right rianie a straight forward Immigration plank, stand by It, light for It. And If there bo any who wish to nil) themselves with rotrcgreT'l 1 1 ait. iin-Aiiicrliau pro gram' 1 1 tliemdolt '1 hen wo shall knov how manv pitilollc (ltlzens wo hnvi hi t P'tiltui) The Nation will know whom to 1 1 list. Tho II it I I o 1 1 u believes th it land nud Immigration me two all-lmpor-t nit Issues bcfoio tho people today, so far us local administration Is ton- Another $25 Excursion to the Volcano A Chance to Spend Regatta, Day at the Crater. If stilllclent bookings arc made be fore Tuesday, Sept. 10th, tho S. S. MAUNA KRA will leave Honolulu I'lldny evrnlnr. Sept IStli, and re turn Monday morning following lu time for business. Latest leports indicate unusual demonstrations in the pit. Local au thorities who witnessed the tempor ary disappearance and subsequent ro turu of tho lire last week pronounce It to have been the grandest exhibi tion that "I'elo" has ever given. Don't delay; i?ct your name on the list. You wll have over twenty-four hours at the Volcano. Tor tickets appl) to HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST COMPANY. LIMITED. ' Cor. Fort and Merchant Streets. For Sale t J -7.M J ji.u -aJL .udn-itl i UD28 PUNAHOU DISTRICT Two-story housej modern; lot 75x 1K $4500.00 KAIMUKI New 2-bedroom Bungalow; corner Lot 100x150 $2750.00 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 100x150 $2750.00 Liberal terms on all abovo prop ositions, JLZ. "rTS'lSIli?:! Waterhouse Trust Corner Fort and Merchant Streets, THE WIRELESS TELEGRAPH HABIT SAVES TIME AND MONEY airiv'jj raySi-SCVM vVwxWSS! AT 8 O'CLOCK STOCKS and BONDS Hawaiian Sugar Stocks and Hands of the better class nre legarded nn good and bafo In vestments h) our most cue fill and conservative business men, and many of them arc now deriving good incomes fiom their Investments in thoso securities. 'h) not put those Idle dollars of )ours to wink b) bii)lng u few good dlv blend-paving Bhnres? You will bo stirpilecd at the ic tulls. Consult us about It lu pel son or by mall. c r k iO. qit. Tent U,HqmUv rcrncd. They should not bo side tracked bv squabbles over tho liquor law or tho pctt) things of which cx (ovcrnor Carter made pointed lefcr enco In his nddicss Friday before tho High School nNscmhly. The ptuposo of tho Republican par t) Is to build up in Hawaii it patriot It, Holf-irspoctlng, law-abiding, liome bulldlng citizenship rapahlo ot tho largest lncisute ot self-government possible uiidei the American l'lag. Its plitfoim deelaratlons should bo shaped acroidlngl). WHAT OUR JAPANESE CHILDREN WILL DO. Captain l'uiu)a, ot tho Japancso tialnlug ship now in tho haibor, told tho ehlldicn of ti lotal Japanese school to bo ovci loval to their coun tiv, which has never been defeated in war b) nny nation. Dr Katsukt, educated In America and numbered anions tho leading professional men of Hawaii, told tho audlcnco gathered at the opening of tho McKlnlcy High School that tho Japanese children born and educated lu tho county will bo thoroughly American and lo).il citizens ot the American .Nation. These speeches, made on the samo day, nio Interesting and significant. Tho captain of tho training ship said what might bo oxpectcd. Ho doea not wish to lose any Japanese citizens. Ho Is a warrior by profes tlon. Tho phjslclau bus become a man of tlio world, untl whllo Ills lovo for the home-land Is not dimmed ho np picclatcs tho fact that tho natural tendency ot nny people Is to ncccpt citizenship in the land ot their birth. Ho believes this will bo ns truo of tho Japaneso ns It has proved to bo ot the Huropcans who have como nnd ate continuing to come to America in huge numbers. Keep those speeches In mind when studying out tho fultiio of Hawaii. CONGRESSMAN JONES' SUCCESS. Hawaii has n special Interest In the sin cess of C'ongn ssmiiii Wesley Jones at tho primaries which named the Republican candidate for United States Senator fiom tho Stato ot Wash lugtnn. Mr. Jones was ono of tho vlsltois with tho Congressional party and while gaining knowledge of tho Tcirltory made friends ovcrvwhero. Ills nomination undoiihtedlv means his elcctlctjn to the Senate. This will give tho Nation ono moro proved p.i- 1 1 lot lu tho uppci house, and Hawaii a powciful f i lend who is In touch with nnd undeistauds tho needs ot Amcilea In tho l'ac'llc. The 'Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd., is agent for the best engraving and lithographing company on the Pacific Coast and is prepared to give estimates on high-grade printing of every kind. Also prices and samples of the Very Latest in Engraved Cards, Announcements, and Invitations, in the best of form for smart functions. Sale of Embroideries, Ribbon Remnants; Laces and Lace Remnants CHURCH 3ERVICES l'lrst Methodist episcopal Church David W. Crane, pastor. Sunday school, 9M5 a. m. Morning worship, 11 o'clock; sermon b) tho pastor, "1)1 vino Drawing." Epworth League, C:J0 p. in. livening service, 7:30 o'clock; sermon by the pastor, ' Hternal Hell " l'rof. Lewis will prcsldo at the orgnn nnd direct tlio chorus choir. Mrs Well will sing during tho morning servlco and Mrs. rinlcy in tho even ing. Tho public Is cordially Invited to meet nnd worship with us. Central Union Chuich Hlblo school, !l! If. n tl1 M flt.ihii twlratilli n t 11 n'rloek! tlin mlnlutnf ulll ntnnrli. mill ject, Old Testament Topics No VII, woman h rain. 1110 uiiiiitunn i;n deavor Society will meet at fi..10 p. m. In tho nevy Parish House nnd will bo led by tho president, Miss Lulu Law Rvenlng worship at 7.3') o'clock; ser mon by tho minister, subject "Orlg Inal Sin." Tlio Catholic Church of 8t John tho llaptlst, Knllhl-wacnn, In chaigo ot Rev. rather Clement Tomorrow, Sop tcmber 13th. Tcnst of the Holy Naino of Mary, 8:30 n. nx. high mass, ser mon, collection, smui.iv scnooi ! p m , Uosnry. KOREANS AND CHINESE IN LIVELY MIX-UP (Special to tho II u I lc tin) WAILUKU, Mnul. Sept. 11. A baud ot Koreans attacked and in Jtlled seveial Chinese at Klpahulll Prld.iy night. The Koicans and Chl ncso wero cujojlng tho plcnsuirs of gambling. Tho former won cverj thlng and tho Chlncso went Into debt. Tho Koreans piessed for Im mediate payment, nud tho cunning Mongolians IcTt tho building, telling the winners that the) would return with tho money. The Koreans watt ed but no Chinese or money hovo lu sight. Hours passed mid tho Chi nese were still looking for a loan to pa) their honest debts The Koreans could wait no longer to they searched every houso lu tho in Igliboi hood for tho missing Chi nese, nnd when tho latter wero found landed on thcni to get their money or their Just pound of llesh. Money at that time nnd place was a scarce (ommodltv, whljo ot tho latter thcro was enough to go mound. And llko a hand of hungry wolves tho Koreans Jumped on the Chinese and almost made inlnco pic of them. How tho Chinese managed to i scape with their lives wits n mstery, but such Is tho (use, nnd thoy have vowed never to engigo In any moie fi loudly guues with the sons of tho Hermit King dom. Deputy tpountj Altai ncv 1), H. Knhnulello Is at lldn.i now Investl ratlng tlio caueo of tho row, and In cidental!) taking advantage ot his presence theio to study othei Inlii cite subjects for 'tho benefit of his paity. -:- HONOLULU WEATHER Tcmperiturca G n. m , 73; 8 am, "(! in a m. 79; noon, SO; niornhg I liiilinuiii 73 fl"i mietir. 8 u. m . .10 01; absolute iiiiiuhlli) S ,i. m, (1 27fi grains ir cubic root, Kljtlvo hunilcllt). S a m, (. per ti ul do.- point, S a m , CI. Wind -tin in , vuIim It) 1, dilution S. W; 8 a ii, vcloclt.v 17, dlitcllon N. i: ; Id n. m , velocity 20, dliecllou N. i: ; noon, velocltv 20, direction N K. Rainfall during 21 hums ended 8 a n. .00 Inch. Total wind movement during 21 bonis ended at noon, 297 miles. WM. D. STOCKMAN, Section Director. Weather Bureau. i Executive Committee of hoard of directors of the 'grnpo growers pio posei to Innugurnto campaign thioiighoul tho United States In tho Intel est of California wines. 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 OUARANTEE OUR WATCH-WORK. OUR WATCHES KEEP TIME. H. F. Wichman & Co. LJMUiU. LEADING JEWELERS. $0r Catarrh, the Peru na, the Standard Remedy. Jf 9 9 O 9 9 9 J . "2 IcANADA WxiCo CUBA AFRicAf WtraUaI ORIENT eUrope) j tl IP : V-HK ' rail f JpHH , ! ( Hf'wWiiyil tup IINfc'K .t-TUT -- TI 1 1 TfWWI i .m mMVW 3K n i .s - immMwzmfiwiMaiAm w niftiic?.' hot weather 'A mMAiIUSIvKLII UlGRV'P' OATARRH. -K) K VWJ (51 'III I Affects the Stomach, Kidneys, Bowels, Pelvic Organs. n " uy i Catarrh is recognized ail over the civilized world as a formidablQ disease. In the United States alone, two hundred thousand people have catarrh annually. In other countries the ratio of victims is as great. For many years Peru-na has held the foremost place as a standard remedy for catarrh. Peru-ria is well-known in both the. western arid eastern hemispheres. The following wholesale druggists will supply ,tl.e ictail trade:, BENSON, SMITH & CO.. Honolulu, Hawaii. w BREW' TBI9 1AUL STANDS rOl si YEAU or ivwovfiHO iiowaaaa Nothing Excels THE HAWAHAN 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 books relating to Ha waii, and many out of print, may be had at Tkos. G. Thrum. Agent for Hawaiian Islands, For Distilled Water and Assorted Soda Water, delivered to office and lesidence, RING UP 557, Arctic Soda Water WorRs 1203 Miller St. M. R. DE SA. Mr II fi hi &&M - m M ti ft V iflw WHV k I IS ' Bane of the MtVl.MW&Mi7S &: VPT-ZWJjs H5W67.iSr8Kv . UM vS.r J mwtiwm?:wmM C , Sir, We say to you: Clothes comfort comes only to those who try for it. We sell Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes 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., Fori and' Merchant Sts. HALEIWA The restful spot within easy reach. GO miles from Honolulu. 0 R & L Co St. Clair Bidgood, Mgr. The Weekly Edition of the Cvenlntj ulletln alvet) a complete summary of the news of the day. Wdrfifl" f ' i C COLD WEATHER CATARRH. '3 AfFects the Head, Throat, Lungs, Bronchial Tubes. T 25 How To Buy Writing Paper We arc selling a quarter of a ream of fine quality writing paper packed in a nice box for 50c, Slue or white, as you picfer. Envelopes to match sold separately. Hawaiian News Co., Ltd., YOUNG BLDG. KMW N Hit '&r .,wfc-i.'