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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. I!., miDAY, TEH. 19, 1909.
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FORT ST. QAULITY at NUUANU"
ST. PRICES 1 M
Lurline
Brings for
GURREY'S
New Pictures
and Moulding
I
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
THE L. AYAU SHOE COMPANY
1005 Nuuanu St. near King-
LAST OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
Ladies' Two -Piece Suits
At Half-Pricc
Suits now on display m our Berctania St, windows.
LAST OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
LADIES' SILK LISLE HOSE
50c quality, 3 pair for $1.00. Colors: white, tan,
and black.
LAST OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
KID GLOVES (broken sizes)
$1.25 quality, for S5tf.
$2.23 quality, elbow length, for ?1.00 a pair.
LAST OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
SILK EMBROIDERED BATISTE . ' "
G5o quality for 372 a yard.
ALL WOOL FRENCH FLANNELS I '
$1.00 quality for G0 a yard.
LAST OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
FRENCH WHITE SWISSES
at Far Below the Regular Price.
LAST OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
LINEN HUCKABACK TOWELS
'$3.00 and $3.25 quality for $2.25 a dozen.
Sachs DryGoods Co., Ltd.
CORNER FORT and BERETANIA STS opp. Fire Station.
Everything Tastes Better" .
when
ALPINE MILK
Unsweetened
Is used in making it
.
Ask for Alpine
ATTEMPT TO HILL
RESOLUTION FAILS
Affonso's Slap At Frear
Passes House On
Second Reading
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Second Day Afternoon SMilon.
An nttt mpt on II10 part of Speaker
llolstrlti mill ltcproentatte KaloUipu
to head off' the Kalanlati.uilo rejoin
tlon, mill Its failure1 wu tl v fcuuiro of
tho Hdiibo proceeding Thiireduy after
noon. Tho resolution, Int'odiiocd ly
Alfonso the first day of tho kossIi.ii,
though ostensibly tin endorsement of
the DefeRiito to Congress, Is ' 11 reality
11 slnp aliucil nt tho dovcrnnr nml Its
llassago would have n tendjney to cio
ate n breach between thu executive
und leglslntho departtiientti of tho
(iovernment.
The resolution came up for second
reading under the Ordor of the Day
soon after the House was called to
order. Krldcntly sucral wcro wait
ing for II. Kalelopu, before thu reso
lution was called up, ascended tho
platform and held a whispered confer
ence with thu Speaker. Then ho ro
turned to his seat on tho Kwa sldo of
the House mid thu resolution wuh re
ported. Instantly Affonso wus on his
lift to move Its passage on second
reaillnK. Hut the Speaker recognized
Kalelopu Instead, und thu member
from tho l'lfth District said there
seemed to' lie a question of law In
oh ed In tbn resolution, and therefore
he moved that It bo referred to thu Ju
diciary Committee. '
AIToiiio. tho father of llio resolution,
said ho would, like In bo informed what
question or law coum liu invoieil. nut
the Speaker ruled that the gentleman
from lllli) was out of order.
Sheldon couldu t sea any usu In re
ferrlng this matter to theliidlctin
Cimimltteu, hut Kalelopu said lie
could see all sorts of ronsons. It was
n. very ltnl matter.
Nobody else had anything to say, not
men Kanlho. The motion to refer to
the Judiciary Committee, was put, but
railed, oy a Heavy majority, to carry
Kalelopu moved to defer tltu resolu
tion until tomorrow. This failed to
carry, und tho oto on tho adoption nt
thu icsolutlou was taken, Tho rcsolu
tlon passed second reading by a large
majority.
Another Batch of Bills.
Another largo batcll of bills was In
troduced, several members making
themselves heard In thu House for the
first time this session, when thoy rose
to present pet mensuteg that they hope
to see enacted into laws.
Nakaleka Introduced a hilt to ralso
tho pay of laborers on tho streetR und
public wfcrks of tho Territory. Under
suspension of the rules this and tho
bills subsequently Introduced passed
first reading uy title.
Sheldon raised the point that a slm
llnr bill had already been Introduced,
ami tnereroro it would bo unnecessary
(0 hnto Nnknleka's translated It was
oidercd by thu Housu that it bo not
translated
Krnlho Has a Few.
Knrlho got In with n hatch of bills
characteristic of the statesman of Ko
hala Ono bill Is to amond thu mer
chandise license law m that mor-
(hunts doing but a small business shall
not have to pay thu same license fco
ns tho big dealers. Tho feu now Is
12". for nil merchants. Under Kanlho's
bill a business which has received In
pross receipts for tho previous car
less than 110,000, shall pay tho mini
mum feu of J25; over 110,00ft and und
or I&0.000 gross receipts tho feu Is
mailH J5(i, and all business tak nc In
over I5C.00P a jear Fros shall pay n
$100 fee,
The other bills oro:
An Act amending tho vaccination
law; nn Act amending the election
law.
An Act amending the election laws.
An Act amending Act 08 S l, 1907.
An Act transferring the Incomes
from nny water sj stems In thu re
spcctlvo counties, for the purpose of
repairing and Improving; smh sj stems
In said respective counties,
An Act authorizing nil license fees
collected in tho (respective counties to
bo paid into tho trensmles of the re
spectho counties, mid to be kept for
tils' use and expenses of thu police de
partments In said respoctio counties.
An Act nmendlng Act 122 of thu
Session Laws of 1907
Long wart the next man to take thu
floor. His hill Is to amend the law
t elating to Inheritance from illegiti
mate persons. Under the present law
tho estato of .an illegitimate child es
cheats to the Government Long's bill
Is designed to provide that tho rela
tives of biicIi a person may Inherit his
property.
Wntnalolo Introduced n bill to
amend Chapter 14, II. Ij relating to
taxation, educational nml Judicial dis
tricts, Thu Idea Is to redlstrlct tho
Territory for taxation, educational and
Judicial purposes.
An administration hill was Intro
duced by Huildy relative to tho up
polntment of clerks of the Supremo
und Circuit courts of the Territory
May Shut Off Water.
Another administration measure was
introduced by Coney. This adds a
paragraph to section 103S of thu He
vised Laws relating to thu Honolulu
Sower sjitcin, as follows
"To compel tho payment of sower
rates and penalties duo und unpaid, he
fore nml nfter tho passage of this Act
thu Superintendent of l'ulillc Works
may, after ten days' notice In writing,
ond nt tho expiration of thu period for
which tile watur rates shall hau been
paid, shut off tho gin eminent water
from the property connected with tho
sower until tho sewer rates nml penal
ties snail nave Deen paid in full '
A .bill to amend Section 7.1, of Act
3, 8. 1 lor, was introduced by Mu-kekau.
,Makcknit presented a bill empower
ing tho Hoards of Supervisors of the
counties to appoint police olltccrs In
tlm various districts under ileptit)
slicrllts where the sheriff does not np-
prove 01 1110 cnoiccx or the deputies.
FORMAL DECISION
AGAINST JOE FERN
County Case Now Ready
To Go To Supreme
Court
THE
Clias. R. Frazier
Company
! OUR ADVERTISERS
J?hone 371. 123 King St.
OWL
5-CENT CJOAR
M. A. Gunst & Go.
FORT AND KINO STREETS.
The Regal
THAT PROVES
THE SHOE
For Sale
$800 House and Lot on Judd nr,
Nuuanu. 02 x 42.
$300 House and Lot at Alewa, be
low Judd St. 50x60.
$1400 House and Lot at Fuunul nr.
Car Line, 75x300,
AND OTHER BARGAINS.
P. E. R. Strauch
WAITY BLDO. 7. 8. KINO 8T.
Tho Supervisors win, pro forma. In
their contest with Major Fern. This
simply menns that Judge ltobln.01'1
yesterday rendered n decision pro for
ma In faor of Chnrles Coster a)
against Tretisurer Trent In the man
damus, nctlon brought'1' by Colter
ugalnst Trent to compel the latter
to pay the half month's salary war
rant of Coster as foreman of tho mil'
ntclpnl stables. The matter now
goes to the Supreme Court for n
hearing on Its merits. Tho trial In
tho Circuit Court was only to decide
the disputed questions of Tact.
Tho hearing on tho questions of
fact occupied two nttcrnoons and n
considerable amount of politics was
Injected Into tho matter. However,
Judgo lloblnson brushed these usIl'u
and took Into consideration only tho
vital questions of fact Involved.
Oeorgo J. Gould asrees to rctlro
from railroad Held In favor of Hani'
man, who will continue transcon
tlmmtnl road.
HIGH WAGE SONG
CALLS FOR KILLING
Agitators -Renew Cam
paign and Attorney
General Must Act
The Hlgh-U'ii!' 'igltutots sic (tint
ing in again The word has been
passed around t,own that the cam
paign win no started up tiext week
with renewed energy.
A mass meeting lias been called for
Sunday evening nt tho Honolulu the
atre In Anla lane The advertise
ment In the "Nlppu JIJ1" reads:
"Come those who have the spirit of
Jnpnn." Tho same paper ulso an
nounces that a Higher Wage drama
will be held at Alea plantation to
night and tomorrow evening
All this Is started off wfth the pub
lication of the most vicious thing
that has thus far been brought out.
It Is entitled tho "Higher Wage
Song." The translation given as fol
lows has been presented to the At
torney General's Department for se
rious consideration:
UIGHKIt WAC1B SONG.
How nliout the Higher Wago ques
. tlon so widely talked about.
It should he carried Into effect
by all means,
2. We can not open nerollatlon
ngaln (with tho pl.mtuis)
Yet It Is n grnvc question worth
for all to work together
.1 All men of tho plantations, Have
one heart
And put your efforts forth for
tho Higher Wage Association
4. Think rnrofully why our object
Is not carried out,
It Is becauso there nro odious
dogs nml pigs.
C liven though nntural to all hrules
these dogs and pigs.
They oxcecd tho limit In wag
ging their talis. ,
C Should thov cease to wng their
tall to the lied hairs, who are
unjust keto.
And ecmie to us, the Higher
Wage Association will feed
them.
7 Though thc wag their tails and
show their tnmeness,
Ilefore long the mountain pig
and Sheba dog will bu killed
by some hunters,
8. In nil plantations of nil Hawaii,
there Is nono who does not
hato the dog and plff
Tor they obstruct the way for
higher wages.
9. We can not leave them alone,
these dogs and pigs.
Tor we don't know when they
will bite others.
Kor the last, now, gather n few
hunters.
And SLAV TIIK DOG AND I'lO
ltlOHT AWAYI
Our 1909 Model G SKKS vaavaS"
Franklin
WILL BE HERE IN TWO WEEK3
OUR CHALMERS.IlETTtniT flAR
I... ..inn. j .11 1.
ilU luilllivu uii piumistj, 1
Wc are agents for He famous I
"KISSEL" roadsstcr. !
Our expert on matrncto. Horace
batteries and coils is here.
A specialty is made of Repairine
Storage Batteries.
ASSOCIATEDGARAGE.Ltd
MERCHANT ST.
TEL. 388,
NE PLUS ULTRA
Typewriting
Paper
KEE L0X CARBON.
RIBBONS nnd ERASERS
MANUSCRIPT COVERS
Oat & Mossman,
70 Mcrchnnt St., near P. 0. '
TELEPHONE 403.
Consider
The Cost
If you arc start
iiir" in housekeeping-
consid
er the cost of a
wood stove and
the fuel it con
sumes duiintj
its life. " 2
Burn Gas
and the joys of
li 0 u s ckccpiui;
will be kept
down,
Honolulu
Gas Co., Ltd.
Bishop St.
jr kx e,
ya
10
Official dictum required thoso who
greeted Tnft nt New Orleans to wear)
silk huts and fiock coats.
MANILA CUSTOMS
COLLECTOR HERE
Col 0 11. Collon, Collector of Cud.
tonis of Manila, Is a through pussem
ger In tho liner Korea. He Is going to
Washington In tho Interest of1 the tar
iff revision, which he expects to see
enforced between tho United States
mid Manila. Tho Colonel Is accom
panied by his daughter. During his
short stuy in Honolulu, lib and his
daughter will be the guests of Collect
or and Mrs Stackublc.
.1
Turlff exports foar rolslon of
French Imports will damage American
trade.
Imported
Candies
Arc Good
Ours. Made on the Snot.
ARE BETTER.
Palm Cafe,
HOTEL NEAR UNION.
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P "ttr lx ...
TALE
.OP
mm
New
Ribbons
A new Lot Just Opened l'p
TAFFETA AND SATIN
New Patterns in Fancy Ribbons
li. Ahoy,
NUUANU below HOTEL.
Trench money makes posslhlo ex
tension of Oklahoma railroad.
'Heinz 57
Every One of Them. See our
windows.
J. M. L E V Y & 0 0.
YEE CHAN & CO.
33
DRY GOODS
Fried Chicken and
Waffles
Haleiwa Hotel
on Special Order
Ring Up
Phone
76
' For
Grocerise
KINO AND BETHEL STS.
Victor'
Get it Now on our easy-payment
plan. Come in and hear
some records.
BERGSTR0M MUSIC Co.. Ltd.
WatiYingChonsOo.
King Street, Ewa of Fishmarket.
DRY GOODS AND FURNISHING
GOODS of EVERY DE-
SCRIPTI0N.
PUREyPft!PAMD'
llttUHG1erirfc
wp.ruu.trt&'Co
PROTECTS AND BEAUTIFIES
Lewers & Cooke,
LIMITED
177 S. KING ST. PHONE 775.
Orders for Live Stock
C. H. BELLINA leave for S. F.
rib 27 All n i , ,M with him
will reciirc i Hi i ilimtiou.
CLUB STABLES
Tort Sft.
We hnve them: Tennis Balls,
Tennis Racquets. Tcnnu Nets, 'Red
Dot Golf Balls. Silk Pneumatic Golf
Palls, Tennis RncqueU Resirunc.
YOUR M0NEY-SAVERS
Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd.
TELEPHONE 10.
lor ,'Jistillcd Water and Assorted
Soda Water, delivered to office and
residence, RING UP 557,
Arctic Soda Water WorRs
M. P.. DE SA.
1203 Miller St.
S
TYPEWRITERS AND
OFFICE SUPPLIES.
Everything that the Name Implies.
Office Supply Co.,ld.
931 FORT ST.
PAPER
All kinds in rolls and sheets.
AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN PAPER -4
SUPPLY CO., LTD.
Fort and Queen Sts., Honolulu.
Tel. 410. George 0. Guild, Gen. Mgr.
The Manhattan Cafe
Meals nnd Short Orders nt All Times
of the Day nnd Night. Wo Never
Sleep. roilT ST. NEAR HOTEL.
R. Win, WARHAM, Prop.
Horse, Harness and
Surrey
For Sale, Guaranteed.
A. R. Kowat, D.V.S.
777 KING ST.
Rainier Beer
FOR SALE AT ALL RAM I
TELEPHONE 1331 I
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