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At 120 King Street, Uoaolulu. Territory of HawolL
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Business
SATURDAY
c;
No sooner Is n temple bulll In (ioil,
lillt tin Drill builds n (Impel liai'l
by, Ueorgc lleiheri
Tatt's raultH are already being ills
covered. "I.neh of lacf In the llrst
clinrgo. brought ngnliisl liltn.
Members ir. (lie Legislature alioilli
nil end the lectures on ngrlrulturc,
nml get new Ideas on tlmol tojilcs.
If Ihe Civic reiteration Is not n so-
cret society why should It rotitlmi-
ounly refuse to maku lt membership
''
The remarkable feature of Mr.
Tuft's frequent utterances on tiirlff
tovlilon Ik that no ninny appear nn
tous for remain .in e every other week
or oftener.
With the l'i evident-elect and the
Ambnwi'lnia ti- Groat lirltalu and
Japan Joining in 11 peace talk, it is
mighty r.ir-fi tclud to'uinnufni tuio u
war-cloud.
Wireless telegraph for the Ameri
can passenger steamships makes Ho
nolulu seem nearer home to oei
tourist who contemplates n trip to
this part of the 1'arlHe.
According t all nppenranres. 1 let- theater, which Is impossible. Inns
wnil has neglected to properly glial d much as It Is nil Integral factor in
the lVail llaitxir upptopriatloti our civilization. Kvcry good citizen
against the constnntlv threatening
dancer of Congicsslonnl Indifference.
it Is interesting to unto tho pcnplo
who aro converts to tho II u 1 1 c
ti u 'm declaration that2 Honolulu
cannot be butt by a boom, which, ml
to tho present writing, has not been
oven sighted
:
J'rotest of the llnwnllnus againet
the pol-entlnti burlesque films Is
along much tho samo lines us tho dc-
manils of the Irish that their rrico
shall bo eliminated as the butt of rid-
Icule and oxtrnuigant fun-making,
They simply don't llko It. That's all.
. : -
Don't spend our lime telling vis-
llors what n wretched steamship i-or-
ico you think Honolulu has, Say
something pleasant and sitvo our .id-
orsocommont for tho men awarding
Irolgltt contracts ntid falling to de-
mand reciprocity In tho way of pas
senger accommodations. You can
not correct loeal affulrs that need Im
provement by kowtowing to jour
uoxt-door neighbor ami pouring your
Into tho ears of lsltors Hint
come here for pltasuie.
Tho death of lion. J. 0. Carter
tnlios fioui Hawaii 'olio of the stron
gest conscrwttivo Influences in the
nffalrK,of these Islands during the
generation of which III. Carter was
nn active factoi. No man In Hawaii
over made greater personal saciiflces
for what ho 1,,-lloved to bo rlgbt. and.
In the esteem or many observers, no
man uor lcielvcd less reward fioni
tluiao In whose cause ho struggled.
This Mow of 11. however, was never
suggested by word or deed ns In the
mind of Mr. Cai tei He ilTtl not seek
reward, or shape his opinions to
meet popular neclnlm. Ho did his difference to tho development of tho
own' thinking In a very quiet, very Ameilcnn merchant marltio It Is re
geutlenianly way. Mr. Cattor's leg- freshing lo hear u mnn talk nnd wrlto
ncy is the priceless honor of a good en tho struln "Wo'll get there yet,
name. No ono inn ever know the. jou bet."
evtont of tho power for good that bo This Is tho spirit of nn article by
oxoiclscd during most critical periods Wlnthrop L. Marvin, former sccre-
lu Hawaii's history. tnry of tho Morchant Marino Com-
"""""J" -' mission. Mr. Marvin Is quoted In
The organ of tho High-Wage prop -
Uganda unquestionably played fur he-
yoiid tlitt limit of free spei'ih In deal -
Ing with Us fellow-coiintr)incii rcsl-
,dont witiiTiiNho Territory, and It Is
not burprlslng Hint tho editor has
Icon brought In account by tho do -
p.'irtmcnt of Justice. It Is ono thing
to'lnelto tho people to set wrongs
right, but qulto another to urge phys.
Icnl vlolonVo to satisfy revengo. No strength, and falling cotirrigo. Tho
'ono knows better than tho Intelligent explanation Is not far to seek. It Is
'Jnpnupso with what comparative easo to bo founil In tho simple fact that
the Ignorant clast.es of Ills nice may when tho loaders of tho now Ropubll
ho stirred to commit murder when (an party lesolvcd In 1SC1 to pro
Inspired by a mistaken Idea of Jus- tcct all American Industries, they
tlce. As translated by competent air- forgot this one, and It bss bcon for
thorltlcs, tho Japaueso agitators ha gotten to tho present day.
been feeding their peoplo on most vll- IVom 1819, when tho last dlscrlni-
billions und dangerous doctrines. Dcf
f uito tlucals have been mndo against hum 1SSS, when- vicious sectional
tho lives of their opponents, It this luito Etruck down tho old mall suh
wero allowed to contlnuo, theio could tidies, tho Ameilcnn ocean shipowner
be but one result anarchy and
tAr, , Aifti.
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Office,
256
Entered at Ibe Pout office at Honolulu
u leiniitl clan matter.
FEBRUARY 27, 1009
ililef weapon, murder This Is n mai
ler In which (line Id tin racial or In
ternational nutter tit stako beyond
I ho dut of tlic Atncrlrnii Gnvorn
lni'til to promptly put ii stop to pro
grams of violence. though tliey bo
illreetril by nlletiH against fellow
aliens within our pates.
COMMUNITY MORALS
DRAMA.
AND THE
The imwor of the itranin as nn edil-
u,tnK f(1Ue has been recently com-
uionlcd on by worthy people engaged
In an elTorl to at least Keep tho
ituudanl hlRh, If not rnlso It.
The place of the ilrama ns u bar-
(iiuctcr of cotuniiinlty morality nml
IdeaN Is set forth In n recent tittci
mice of lit. Hev. Davlil II. (Irecr, I'lo
tcstnnt I'plscopal lllshop of New
York. There In much of comfort mid
assistance in his remarks for those,
strhlng to Klvc the Honolulu ilrama
u good name.
lllshop flrccr delivered himself as
follows: "That there Is much ell
In connection with tho theater, much
Hint In low. coarse, hnse, and disgust
ing, no Kood man will question; lull
llin purposo of every good -cHlron
should bo not to try to abolish tho
should exercise a dlscrlmlnatliig. con
rclentlnus Judgment In patronizing
the drama. Kverythlng that deals
with human passions, lllto music and
oratory' mid iioctry and art. may ho
mil has Icon abused, and every nb'
io of It should be condemned and
denounced.
I "Thoro should also bo such n cul-
tiatlon of purity and refinement of
moral sentiment, Riich strength and
Igor of Intellectual culturo upon the
part of the people, that they will not
condescend to anything that Is vulgar
and cheap in quality, or coarse and
unworthy In its Intellectual tone.
'The i-oclal civilization of a people,"
is the Ilarl of I.ytton, 'Is nlnnys
and Infallibly Indicated by the Intcl-
lectiial character of Its popular
amusements, r.ml of sueh nniusements
the Hinge U by far the nn' llupor-
tanl ' And If our modern stego be
not of a veo high character It muot
be bcaiiso the culture of our modem
so-let) Is not of a very high order.
As the people grow In moral ami In
telli'itunl titature, their popular
iiniuscniciitM will concspondlngly
grow and become of a better chnrac-
ter. Tho drama will then become, ns
thooVarl of Lylton says again, 'not
tho resort and Hie amusement sim
ply of the virions nnd tho vulgar, lint
tho great and offectlvo Instrument by
meana of which tho lofty Ideals and
liciolc types at human life, tho great
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'"". w'" ' l)'lll,ll' "' Prominently
depleted before tho respons vo and
educated Imagination of the peo-
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PROMISE FOR MERCHANT MAR1NB.
.
' in thcie days when tho country np-
pears to have gone Insane with In-
t - ...- - Ak.AAr 1tw llllltlfin
'tho "Pacific Merchant Marine," one
'oi tho recent publications ot Han
( Kranclsco, us follown:
Thero Is one American Industry
which, ns known to all men, has had
no kharo In tho rccont prosperity ot
. this nation, l'or nlmost fifty years
tho lot ot tho American morchant
marlno In overseas trado has bcon
one of constant ndvorslty, wunb-
- 1 Inatlng duties wero icinoved, and
It3 has boon left to fisht, unaided, not
.imtiMwtmt to t jtoftf.
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A Home
For Sale
In the suburbs
house of 5 rooms with
basement modern
improvement serv
ants' quarters bnrn
chicken yard Lot
100x200. House and
out-buildings are al
omst new. The prop
erty will be sold on
very easy terms. If you
have been looking for
exceptional b a r
gains, this is what you
should inquire about.
Property cost $4800;
will be sold for 2500.
I
Trent Trust Co.,
LIMITED
I
only tho cheap wagci and abundant
capital of foreign lands, but tho trcas
urlcs or foreign governments.
The miracle is, therefore, not that
American shipping registered for
overseas conuncrco has sunk from
2. 490, 000 tons In 1SCI to SCI, 000
tons in 1907, hut that any remnant
of our sea licet has remained. Imng
Ine tho effect of fifty jcarH' absolute
free trade on Biich industries us wool
en manufacturing or silk manufac
turing or the making of cutlery all
strong and prosperous now, thanks
In fifty years of protection. Tho ef
fect of denying protection to theso
manufacturing industries while they
were compelled to build their mills
and buy their labor In n protected
market would unquestionably hnvo
been to blot them from tho map. The
fact that so many as Stfl.000 tons of
unprotected American ocean shipping
remain afloat after fifty years Is
splendid proof of the business skill
and persistence of nurvlvlng Ameri
can ship-owners, and of the aptltudo
of our American rare for Its earliest
and most characteristic trado ot
ocean shipbuilding und navigation.
This umlvnlcd fitness of Ameri
cans for the nrt of handling wnler
borno commerce Is Illustrated signal
ly' In tho advance from 2.704,000
tons In 18G1 to 0,010,0011 tons In
1907 of our tonnage enriijlel for
coastwise transportation i this, ton,
Hi spfto'of tho Intensifying competi
tion of tho greatest railroad systems
In the world. Tho dlffercnco be
tween tho wonderful growth of our
coastwise and the shrinkage of our
overseas carrying rests absolutely oh
the fact that one is n protected and
the other nn unprotected Industry
and that Is all.
Hut, though ocean shlpowiilng and
lltiS
For Sale
BARGAIN:
College Hills: a $SD00 property
for J4S00
BARGAIN :
' Reach lot at Kaalawal, 100 ft.
frontage, nren 1 aore
Trice J3G00
BARGAIN :
Puupueo Tract. Ilulldlng 16k,
corner Kast Manoa Road nnd
Hillside Ave., 17,000 sq. ft....
Price S1000.
BARGAIN ;
Kaimukl. 120,000 tq. ft., 8 lots,
cleared nml fenced. . Price, J2G00
Waterhouse Trust
T
COR. FORT AND MERCHANT STS.
1000
MILES OF SEA BRIDGED BY ONE
Wireless
shipbuilding hnvo no haro In tho
present, they nro bound to have a
share, and a large one, In tho futuro
1 prosperity of, America. Our people,
hs tholr naval and mercantile history
llirocs, uro pre-eminently a sea-lnv-I
Ing and sen-ruling folk. On any
thing llko even terms they have dem
'onstrntcd tholr ability tn outsail and
jout-trndo th'o Ilrltlsh nnd Continental
nalOns. Tho people who have created
.In twenty yenis the second largest
i war licet, and ship for ship and mnn
jfor man undoubtedly the most effi
cient lighting navy In the world, can,
' If given n chance, produco n mcr
irhant fleet of like bIzc nnd cxccl
' lence.
I Thrco or four powerful causes aro
.now moving toward this end. Oao
Ms tho growing recognition of the
JMIddlo'West that It cannot decently
I ask protection for Its wool and hides
I and sugar and new manufacturing,
land at-tho snma time Join the solid
I South In denying protection to ocean
shipbuilding nnd navigation. Anoth
er factor Is tho growth of the navy
and Its demand for an adequate re
scrvo of auxiliary cruisers, transports
nml supply ships. Tho grotcsquo
spectacle of sixteen American armor
clads o;no)cd around tho world
nnd coaled from ono port-to another
by a nondescript crowd ot foreign
"trumps" has brought lis lesson oven
to tho farmers of the, Mississippi Val
ley. A third farlor working toward
tho creation of nn adequate Ameri
can merchant marine Is the widening
Interest In overseas trado nnd tho
need of foreign markets for the sur
plus products of many American In
dustries grown stiong under fifty
)cars ot protection.
Thcso factors aio reflected In tho
attitude of Congress. A few months
ago nn Importnnt ocean mall bill, for
tho encouragement of American ship
lines to South' America nml across tho
Pacific Ocean, passed the National
Senate without n division without
a Blnglo negative vote. Two or threo
years ago such a result ns this would
have been deemed Impossible. Tho
lenders of the Nntlunal House wished
to postpone action on this bill until
the short or coming Bosslon ot Con
gress, after tho Presidential elec
tion. Uut they finally consented tn
have It offered as an amendment to
the postofllcc appropriation bill. In
splto of antl-clcctlon nervousness nnd
tho "subsidy" bugaboo, still exploit
ed by foreign .steamship agents In the
Mlddlo West, this ocean mall bill
failed ot acceptance in the postofflcc
appropriation by only n narrow vote
of HG to 1G3 lacking but eight of
n majority.
In tho preceding Congress nn ocean
mall bill, narrower than this, was
oppo'ed by 22 per cent, of the He
publlcans of the House. This year
only IB per cent, of tho House Ile-
puhllcunu were tecorded ngalnst It.
All but-one of these men were from
tho Mlddlo West, nnd yet a majority
of the Hcprcsentntlvcs of somo of tho
greatest Mlddlo Wtstefd' States, no
tably Indiana, Illinois, and Nebras
ka, olcd for it.
President Roosevelt throughout
his executive career lias bcon a reso
lute champion of tho upbuilding of
the mcrchait marine. Judgo T.tft
is no less oitspokcn. In bis address
of acceptance Mr. Tuft specifically
urges tho iMissnRQ of tho pending
ocean mall bill as n "tentative" step
In the rlgbt direction. This meas
ure, already passed by tho Sonnto nnd
acquiring only tho approval of tho
House, will undoubtedly bo taken up
by tho Houso leaders enrly In tho
next Congressional session opening
In December. A gain of flvo votes
will gtvo It a majority. As between
tho previous trial of strength u year
ngo and tho test of last spring, tho
measure had made n gain of twenty
voles.
J. JO. CARTER'S
CAREER IS CLOSED
Joseph O. Carter, ono of the most
prominent cltizons ot Hawaii, died
this morning at his residence on Nuu
anu btrcct. Ills death was very un
expected to those about him, though
he has bcon In falling health for
months.
Mr. Carter was born December 20,
1835, lu a grass houso on tho present
site of thu University Club. Kroni
thero tho family moved over to the
Mansion House, nt tho corner ot Oar-
Remnants
OF
Cotton Goods,
Muslins, Lawns,
Linens, Draperies,
White Goods, etc.
ON SALE MONDAY, MARCH 1ST,
AT 8 A. M.
EHLERS
den Lane and Ucrotnnta street.
He was the eldest of tho flvo sons
mid ono (laughter, children of Cap-
lain J. O. Carter, n sca-maslcr, who
fame hero from Charleston, Mass.,
and Hannah Lord Carter fit Hallow
ed, Me, Mrs, Robert Lowers, lite
only Bister, tho two sons, ,t. O, Car
ter Jr. and Cushman Carter, nnd
four daughters, MrB. V. H. Ilabbltt,
wife of tho Superintendent of Pub
lic Instruction, and tho Mls3ci Chnr
lotte, Mary N., and Rachel A. Carter,
survive him,
Mr. Carter was a lcnilor In the
business cliclci of Honolulu ami was
manager of C. Ilrcw'cr & Co, until
IS91. Resigning HiIb Important post
bo opened a prlvato business offlco tm
Merchant street, where bo devoted
his cntlro tlmo In looking nftcr the
affairs of scvernl large estates. Ho
was trustee of tho lllsbop Pnuahl Ks-
tate, Hlshop Museum, C. It. Illshop
Trust, .Ins. Campbell Hstnte, .1. A
Cummins Kstnte, and several others.
At tho tlmo of his death he was pres
ident of tho Mutual Telephone Co,
nnd vlco president of tho Wnlannc
Sugar Company.
In his )oungcr days, ho wmi con
nected with tho t'nstoftlcc nnd De
partment of l'ln a lie. During the
'80s ho wns Consular Agent for Ja
pan, Mr. (Jnrter was a firm royollst in
his alleglanco to the reigning bouses
of tho monarchy, Ho had tho nloha
ot Hawaii's mnnnrebs nml tho people.
During tho monarchy his advice was
much sought for by tho Kings, and
during (juccn Ltlliioknlatit's reign ho
wna ono of her confidential ndvlscrs.
After her overthrow, Mr. Carter nnd
his wife wcro constantly by her sldo,
itnd wcro the most loyal supporters
of her cuuso.
At one of tho annual luas given
by the Kamchnmoha Alumni Associa
tion, at its club-house on Tort street.
Mr. Carter emphatically advised the
students of ' the Knmchnmchn
Schools to bo true nnd loyal to their
nil! and the Hawaiian flag. Ills ad
dress, though brief, deeply touched
tho hearts of the sous nnd dnughters
of Kamchnmchn.
During the reign of tho lata King
Knlakaua, Mr. Carter was frequently
asked to be ono of tho members of
tho King's Privy Council, but de
clined. Tho funeral services will piobably
await tho arrival next Thursday of
J. O. Carter Jr., who Is on tho Ten
yo Maru, having been called homo
by cnblo owing to tho condition of
his father.
DRUNKENNESS
A CUREABLE DISEASE
Eminent Physicians and Scientific-
- Men Agree That it Should bo
Treated as Such
Drunkenness Is a progressive ills-
easo; tho moderato drinker Is not sat
isfied with two. or threo drinks a day,
tho craving for moro and more bo
comes Irroslstlblo ns the dlscaso ad
vances; Ibo rosult Is Chronic Alcohol
ism. Tho treatment used successfully by
thousands right In their own homes is
Orrlne. It Is a fcclentlflc euro for
Drunkenness nnd hns given such uni
versal satisfaction that It Is sold under
a positive guarantee to effoct a euro
or your money will bo refunded. This
guarantee is given In good faith aiil
Is carried out to tho tetter. Orrlno is
not n now remedy; It has been sold by
tho leading druggists In every city for
years,. It has lifted tens of thousands
from 'tho depths to worthy manhood
and has tho hoatry endorsement of
grateful men and women tn ovcry stato
In tho Union.
Orlrno No, 1 is the Bccret remedy;
Orrlno No. 2, Is for thoro willing to
tako tho treatment. Utthcr form costs
J1.00. Tho guaranteo Is tho snmo In
either esse. Wrlto to Tho Arrlno Co.,
Washington, I). C for free booklet 'on
Drunkenness, mailed in plain Healed
envelope. Orrlne will be malted scaled
on rccolpt of price. Sold by leading
druggiists and In this city by Hnuuliilu
Drug Co., Fort street.
t tm m ..
WT DULLETIN ADS PAY 4)g
OUR DAINTY
Coalport
Cups and Saucers
for engagement presents glad
den the heart of every pros
pective bride.
We have them in all sizes
and at all prices,
A stroll through our China
ware Department will be en
joyed by you.
Ii. F. Wichman & Co.
LIMITED
LEADOHI JEWELERS
.j;
" Samson"
" Sterling?"
and "Hawaii
Water
The Tliroo Finest Brands
T.H.Davies te Co., Ltd.
Hardware Department
Reduced
CONTINUOUS DRIVING $5 PER HOUR
SHOPPING AND CALLING $3 PER HOUR
SHORT RUNS, FR.0M BOo UPWARD
SPECIAL RATES for "Round-the-Island" and Long
Rum. Efficient Drivers. Best Cars, such as
STODDARD - DAYT0NS 7-SEATED
POPE - HARTFORDS 5-SEATED
WINT0NS 5-SEATED
Royal Hawaiian Garage,
GEO S. WELLS-Manager.
HOTEL ST. PHONE 191.
We repair any mike of autoa. We employ the best
mechanics in the Islaa 1 Server Bros.
Special attention given to the care of Private Automo
biles. All Work Guaranteed. Prices Reasonable.
hr -- ii
New
FILMS,
KODAKS, and VELOX
Just Arrived by .S.' Pleiades'1
Honolulu Photo.Supply Co.,
FORT STREET.
Sswes All
The Dimes
A savings depositor
who has a steadily
growing account in our
savings Department,
saysi
"I save every dime I
have in my pocket at
night. Sometimes I
have none, sometimes
four or five. My ac
count now amounts to
$105.6Q."
There arc many S7S
terns of saving. The
main thing' is to save
regularly. Our small
savings banks help you
do this. ' Ask for one
today.
Bank of Hawaii, Ltd.,
Judd Building, Fort and
Merchant Sts.
Capital and Surplus
$1,000,000.
L-'nique
Chinese Goods
Wing Wo Tai & Co.
941 MTJUANU ST.
WING CH0NG CO
KING ST. NEAR BETHEL
Dealers in Furniture Mattresses,
Etc., Eto, All kinds of KOA and
MISSION FURNITURE Made Tc
Order.
2J9""For Rent" cards on salo at
the Bulletin office.
uwrnmsmmmm
5
Hose
Rates
Lot of
"Everything Photographic"
TO THE
Goliday-Seekim
Public
What spot i these Islands can ex
ceed the great Waimea Plains in
beauty, climate and diversity of scen
ery? City folk in want of rest and
recreation will learn with pleasure
that the Waimea Home of Mr. David
Forbes, late Manager of Eukuihaele,
is now in the hands of Mr. H. Akona,
the well-known Chef.
Tho premises may be rented fur
nished by week or month on reason
able terms. Apply to
H. AKONA, WAIMEA, HAWAIL
P, 0, Address'. Kawaihae.
LOOK
at the automobiles, buggies and car
riages we have recently overhauled
and painted
THEN SEE US.
W. W. Wright Co..
King Street near South
Tci. 202
Ford
TOURING CAR, $1185.
SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO,, LTD.
MERCHANT ST. NEAR ALAKEA.
McTighe Favorite
The Best Whiskey on the Market.
TH0S. F. MoTIGHE & CO.. AGENTS.
101-105 KING ST.
PHONE 140. P. 0. BOX 755.
185 editorial rooms 25(J busb
ness office. These are the telephono
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