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VOL. X. NO. 4125
8 PAGES-HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HA WAII, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1908-8 PAGES
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New
Matson
Steamer
Matson Company To Build Big
Steamer To Replace Hilonian
STRAIGHT TALK TO SHIPPERS ON RATE CUTTING
A new Bteamcr to tnko tlio place
of tliH Hilonian on tli run to San
Francisco, a steamer with loom for
12T. cabin pai-sengors, with a capac
ity or 'at least COUO tons of freight,
which Khali he built on tho lines of
the I.urllne anil shall he even greater
of lieam and of greater steadiness, to
he built at a cost of $800,000 to $1.
000,000 by n new Issuance, of stock
of the company which will he
bought up by large local concerns,
will shortly be built for the Matson
Navigation Company, according to
plans outlined at a meeting this
morning at Custlo & Cooke's offices
between Captain Matson, manager ot
the line, and the shippers ot this
city.
An order for tho steamer is to be
placed shortly after Captain Matson
returns to San Francisco, by the I.ur
line, Balling' Saturday. An Issuance
of stock will be bought up by tho
firms of Alexander & llaldwln, Ilrcw
cr & Co., Castle & Cooke, and possi
bly the luter-Island Steam Naviga
tion Co., to tho extent of about
$:jr0,000. This money Is to be used
toward tho construction of the new
boat. She will be on n stx das' ser
vice, while the Hilonian will be shif
ted later to a I'uget Sound service,
which the Matson Company will lli
uugmate about Dec. 1st next.
The Meeting
At 10 o'clock n score ami more ot
tho shippers of this city met In the
office ot E. D. Tenncy, In nccoi dance
with nn Invitation to meet and talk
I with Captain Matson.
Mr. Tonney explained that thcro
had been talk of tho establishing of a
. I'uget Sound service, by the Matson
Navigation Company, rtnd "'hat tho
'present meeting had been called for
'the purpose of "discussing matters
In connection with this now service.
Puget Sound But No
Fleet By Wireless
Though tho wireless operator nt Ka
liuku last owning heard a messago
Hushed all tho way from Talo'islt is
land, Straits of Juan do Fuca. for tho
tiunsport Shorldan, not a sinik came,
In from the Pacific Fleet, whlc.i should
hu In port today.
Tho hearing of tho messago all (lie
way from tho borders of Bull .ill Ci
lurnbla Is a great fent for tho wliclovs
lucclvor; tho failure, of tho Meet to
nay one word In advance, of an uulval
now so closo at hand Is assm.:r.ig tho
pioportlon of something like, a mys
tery. In this connection, It Is rcenllod that
tho Fleet cut (ts spark of! short on
leaving here, and nothing wnt, heavl
of it ut all. However, It Is ceitam that
bomethlng wus expected fro.u lhj Jlcet
last evening, and If tho cruiwrf hnd
been talking nt nil, It seems that Im
port Isbell would havo heurd them at
Kaliuku.
Cable advices wcro recelvo 1 list
week that tho departure of U3 Sclato
from Pago Pago had been dt!jyc'. by
i' flto In tho coal bunkers, and sho It ft
only lost Sunday for this port.
A very flno lino of men's white can
vas Oxfords nnd Dais havo Just arrived
by tho Alameda for tho Manufacturers'
Shoo Co. They aro nobby and up-to-date,
ami prices are right.
A furnished cottage of two bed
rooms Is wanted. Seo ad In this Issue.
REGISTER!
That it Is tho natural desire ot the
company to mako this proposition a
success goes without saying. And to
do this tho company must satisfy Us
patrons," he said. He Introduced
Captain Matson.
Cuptnin Matson thanked the pa
trons ot his line present for their sup
port nnd patronage. He further
touched on n misunderstanding exist
Ing at, present with tho American
Hawaiian Steamship Company ..re
gard to cutting rates, according to a
system ot rebating percentages on
the freight rate In proportion as the
amount of the shipment Increased.
He said that he would meet any cut
they-would make In the rates, but
would not make any such cuts him
self. K. D. Tenney then arose and' sup
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connection'" with the law ug.iiust
campaign contributions by col pom-
tlr.ns, which mar carry the .legal
test to the Supreme Court of tho
L'l Ited States. I
Attorney Lewis has raited tho
point of the constitutionality ot the.
'.aw passed by Congress. This b'rlngs
the matter before the court in. 'a
new form and- it. maj have a very
far-reaching effect. The decision on
this point wilt undoubtedly bo fol
lowed very closely by politicians on
the mainland.
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Judge Edlngs this morning filed the
mandamus prnrnj'jhttBo against Secre
tary Mott-Smltu ti-compel him to re
ceive the nomination of John S. Chandler.-
candidate for Senator from Kauai.
Edlngs goes Into tho matter In detail,
alleging that Chandler was duly nom
inated, and stating that on October 3,
3908, ho deposited tho nomination ac
compaulcd by the necessary $25, ad
dressed to John Emmohith, In tho
postofflco ut Eleele, Kauai. Ho states
that Sunday, being a dies non, tho
tlmo for recehluginominatlons should
havo been extended until Monday, tho
day on which Chandler's nomination
was received. Tho mandamus was
served on tho secretary by High Shcr
lit Henry this morning.
NEW BUILDING
FDR HANAPEPE
Among the matters that will be
culled to the attention of Governor
Frear when ha starts out on his trip
over 'the Island of Kauai is the need
of a new school building at Hanu-
pepe. OTbvernor Frear and Reclama
tlon Expert Newell are at present on
a tour of the Islands ot Hawaii and
Maui, and will return to Honolulu
before going to Kauai.
Superintendent of Public Inst rue
tlon liabbltt will speak to the' Gov
ernor, however, regarding the press
ing need for a new building at liana
pepo before he leaves, and It is prob
able that the Chief Executive 'will
look Into the matter. Mr. Babbitt
hus just received a letter from H. II
Ilrodle, principal, of the Hanapepe
school, in which it Is stated that with
a seating capacity ot 274' thoro are
now 331 pupils enrolled
This, according to Mr. Dabbltt, Is
no worse than conditions wore last
year, but the future promises still
more pupils without adequate room.
Mr. Dabbltt will try to get. 'some
land on which ho can build a now
building. He Is at present waiting
on the return ot Governor Frear to
put the matter before him.
Thirteen Chlneso palkau playors
wero arrested In tho Ah Leong block
In Kakaako this uftornoon.
Knifing
In Fifth
Split tickets In the Fifth District aie
what Is worrying tho leaders of the
Republican "party today, Tho cam
paign managers feel that In tho Fourth
they havo the situation well In hand,
but In the Fifth the organization does
not sceui to be working well, and the
ranks 'of thoBo who are dissatisfied are
gradually' being swelled.
That thero Is some reason to fear
that several candldutes are being pre
pared for tho butcher knife Is shown
by the fact that a number of prepared
tickets,, arc,, helng circulated, from
which tho 'names of several Republi
can candidates have been cut, and the
names of candidates of the other par
tics substituted In their places. Ah
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THURSTON MAY
CONTEST JUDGMENT
"I interpret the decision of the
Supreme Court to mean that grow
ing crops outside of the exempted
forty acres are jxemp't,' sia'tid-fa.
muiBiuu uiih morning, -ana ir me
opposite stand'lsf taken by 'the Ter
ritory, as I understand itwlll be, we
shall contest whatever judgments aro
filed." , . ,','
Deputy Attorney General, Whitney
has not jet made out the i complete
list of judgments,! but they'wlll prob
ably be on flla tomorrow. As It Is
generally understood that the Terri
tory does take the stand that the
growing crop, outside' of the ex
empted forty acrc3, are amenable to
taxation, It Is practically certain thnt
a contest will ensue. Probably not
more than $5000 will be involved In
each case. .
Abraham G. Kaulukou, a well
known attorney, was married to Mrs.
Annie Manase at Koloa, Kauai, last
week. Kaulukou 'Is very popular on
Kauai, where he has been residing
for some tlme, ,IIe acted as Hawaii
an Interpreter for the last Legislature.
Admiral Beckley, Independent can
didate for tfoaBuror, was wearing a
most attractive illma lei this morning.
Whon asked 'what he thought of his
chances, Beckly simply smiled and
raid nothing. , ,,
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FOR AMERICAN SHIPS
SAN FRANCISCO! Calif.. Oct. 7. -The Hawaiian members of the
Trans-Mississippi Congress introduced a resolution today pledging the del
egates to urge upon uie united states congress action that will insure the
supremacy of American shipping in the Pacific. Mr. Morgnn of Hono
lulu made a short speech in which he thanked the Trans-Mississippi Con
gress for the support it gave in the legislation for Pearl Harbor devel
opment. N
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Crete Leaves Turkey
CANEA, Crete, Oct. 7. The island of Crete, one of the Turkish
possessions, has proclaimed a union with Greece.
ANNEXED BY AUSTRIA
VrENri A. Allitflft 0 7 A nrrtf Inmnli aw line Iiah p,ia.i 1 4 1 a j
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uutciiuiiciii iuiiiihiiv nnnpiinD inp Tirni'iripno ni itncnio ntui NiwanAimin
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Turkey has made a protest against this action.
ac Servian raniament win meet on the luth.
BOSTON BOYS BEATEN i '
'new'youit it v.. net i Th Nat;nnoi rn. n. i,.. 'i
day resulted in a score of New York ", Boston 2.
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REFINED SUGAR DROPS
MEW' YORK. V. Y het. 7 Hflniw1 .i,. .,ra. aa (.i on
cents, a hundred.
EVIDENCE FAVORS EVANS
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MANILA. P. T llrf 7Ti rmiW.mafinlssiU A.. T,-J it.. '-.."
ldence of the case against Lieut." Evans. The drift of events appeared
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TAFT AT WATERWAYS CONVENTION
CHICAGO. 111.. Oct. 7 Wm rf Toft a,l,v...A.i ), Mo4;nni ur....
ways Convention here today. '
TO REFDND BONDS
OF OAHU RAILWAY
Refunding of the Oaliu Hallway
bond Issue of two millions of dollars
is one of the piobabllltles of tho new
year.
Tho railway bonds aro now draw
ing Interest nt 6 per cent, and may
be taken up on the next Interest
date. These 'bonds aro now consid
ered pretorrcd security and with inon
ey reasonably easy In tho Territory,
it ts believed that tho wholo Usuo
cun bo refunded at 4 1-2 per cent.
This will mean a great saving of in
terest charges and a consequently
larger ampiint available for divi
dends. ,
The bonds are held largely In this
city. It Is believed thnt tho wholo
Issue .could be refunded In any ot tho
mainland bonding centers, nnd, on
tho other hand, the amount of money
keeking Investment already makes It
piobable that'n good 'share of tho lo
cal bondholders would exchange their
G per cents, for tho four nnd a half
per cents., If thoy havo to.
1). P. Dillingham, speaking of the
matter this morning, stated that the
proposition had been talked of, but
so far as he knows no definite, steps
havo been taken. Mr. Dillingham Is
particularly Interested in the Olaa
bonding proposition, It being possible
after the first ot the year to take up
the first-mortgage bond Issue, and it
the money Is available refund tho
wholo plantation loan. The planta
tion Is In splendid shnpo and It la
certain that the next crop will run
over twenty thousand tons.
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