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From San Francisco: J a ! KTTT T T7TTT llllonlnn March 17 ! VOUR chances of securing a job through advertising arc good even though jobs arc scarce. With out advertising, your chances would be oor even if jobs were not scarce. WF-BULLETIN WANT ADS. cost One Cent A Word! For San Francisco: Chirm March 1C I K V JL-J 1U iiJJLJ JL XX 1 From Vancouver: Makura April 2 For Vancouver: Aornugi , ,, Match 31 3:30 EDITION It Pays to Advertise in the Bulletin-It Pays the Bulletin to Advertise VOL. XI. HO. 42G0. 10 PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1900. 10 PAGES. PRICE 5 CENTS. n I OFFICIAL COUNT IN GREAT BULLETIN CONTEST TAFT'S FIRST MESSAGE IS VERV BRIEF rt CAA AAA v ClUll UUU vvvivvv IN B VOTES CAST ULLETIN CONTEST MISS DE LA NUX HAS HIGHEST. HONORS Misses ' Ho of Lahaina, Victor of Hilo, and Deverell Honolulu, T. H., March 15th, 1809. We, the undersigned, were selected as judges in the Bulletin Pub lishing Company's, Limited, Seattle Exposition Contest, and do hereby certify that wo have counted the votes east up to 8 o'clock March 15th, 1909, and find the results of said count to be correct as 'follows: Signed EO. WHITE. K. B. PORTER. 0. A. STEVEN. This fifteenth day of March, Nineteen Hundred and Nine. ARE WINNING CANDIDATES I TIIEIK DISTRICTS Splendid Showing Made by Mini Dinklagc and Miss McKcaguc I of Oahu Miss Akau I Ncir Winning i It wnn n grc'it content nnil n very I representative .arty of turns lidlcs Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Mist Mlu Miss raipPI 1; : hk'v .Miss KQw&fr'"" Mi" V' K& iM, Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss MISS SOriHA DE LA NUX Winner of Chaperone Honors in Dis trict No. 1 will ultciid tho AInnka-Yilknii Exposl tlon ob a result of their efforts In so llcltltiR II nl lot In subscriptions. Tlio report of tlio cninmlttoo Imvlni; tho count In charge HtntcB Iho Maud liiK of Iho cnntcMnuta ami llm wlnncrii In llm several districts. (Iinlcr llm inles of tin content Hi" liiiimr of sol- DISTRICT NO. 1. INCLUDES THE CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU. Sophie de la Nux, Wichman Co. Honolulu Lcla Dinklngo Honolulu Ida McKeasuc Aiea Martha Voss, crap. Sachs Co. . .Honolulu Florence Winter Honolulu Nellie McLain Honolulu Lizzie Ten Sue Kan Honolulu Millie Duchalsky Honolulu Margarctte Lum Honolulu Madeline Dutra Honolulu A. Todd Rodanct Honolulu Mary Dias Honolulu Amoy Fook Tai Honolulu , Amy Awai Haleiwa - Liz'? FcrrciraWhitney &Marih Honolulu DISTRICT NO. 2. INCLUDES THE COUNTY OF HAWAn. Elizabeth K. Victor Hilo Mercy K. Akau Hilo , Tnnnie Marcos Kailua Annie Hattie Kohala Victoria Homer ...., ..Hilo ..... Louise de Harne Kohala, Hawaii Julia K. Kawewchi Kcauhou Hattie Saflery Honokna DISTRICT NO. 3. INCLUDES THE COUNTY OF MAUI. Florence Ho Lahaina Jennie Hansen Wailuku Mary Gohicr Lahaina , Mabel Waiaholo Lahaina . j Eva Scholtz Wailuku Hattie Kalino Makawao , L. K. Hart Wailuku Esther M. Hanuna Hana DISTRICT NO. 4. INCLUDES THE COUNTY OF KAUAI. Florence Deverill Hanalei, Kauai Mable Hhstle Elecle Miriam Mundon Kapaa, Kauai uonnie jtassotn walmea, Kauai Angcline F. Silva Waimea, Kauai Ethel E. Edwards Kilauea, Kauaj GRAND 799,601 741,091 740,923 422,465 345,770 333,385 271,636 125,698 08,461 83,609 79,531 77,378 71,462 00,161 52,733 478,128 446,138 375,023 371,742 204,374 75,881 60,391 36,131 692,920 556.3G2 194,067 ,194.119 112,707 72,902 59,1(10 38,360 403,413 352,590 288,168 151,709 101,141 57,088 TOTAL 0,030,237 ertlng the rhuporone of the party rests wllli .Minn ilu In Nux. The most exciting part of tlio count was wlu'il tlio cintfstiiiit for Oaliu nftil Hawaii wi-ro gone over. Up to tlio M-ry Ijittt It wan thought that tho Icnilotshlp for (bhu would go to Miss McKcagun of Air II, who hail como to Iho front no strongly In recent weeks, Her linllotB wmo counted beforo thoso "9 Made For You Wc give you the opportunity of having the world's greatest Tailors mako your suit to your mcasurcfrom cloth you select yourself. "Benjamin Clothes" are famous tho world over for their stylish cut, their ex clusive tastcfulncss, and the fine quality of cloth that goes into them. Stop in, and sec some of them at The Kash Co., Ltd. CORNER OF FORT AND HOTEL STS. uf Miss Dlnklage nnil Mini do la Nux worp leached, mid when her total was rondo Known nnioiiR those In thn Hul lo tin office they felt that tho coun try had dono tho largest nmoiint of tollcltlng. Hut Iho consistent work dono by "Miss Wnklago and Mlsa do la Nux from tho very outset told, They rolled up votes they hSd lieen hohlliiK In rouro for many weeks mid stepped Into loading positions. AmniiR tho outside IhIhikIh. a ro count was required to cFtuhllsli thn ixisltlon of Miss Victor and Miss Akau of Hilo. Miss Florence Ho of tho Maul (Continued on Page 6) DOIT NOW! The best time to make your WILL is NOW. The best way is to havo us draw it up in proper legal form without charge. Hawaiian Trust Co. Ltd., HOUSE WRANGLES OVERJILO PARK Unimportant Question Ouc'upibs Most Of . Mornirg BILLS PASSED DFLKHTING MOKE POWER TO COUNTIES Axe Being Sharpened for Many Vic tims Appropriation Bill Up in Lower Chamber This Afternoon jh'oi3se. Twenty-third Day Morning Session.' Tlio Important question of whbther Hilo shall have one park two parka or no puik oci'lipled tin; attention of tlio I loupe dprliiR u Rood idiaro of tho moinliig, -tho luinorililo Itoprosent9 Ihefl k'c'iiiIiir'Io think thla one of th' buriiliiii qiicatjon of tho day. They aiifucd the matter io nnil con unlit tho Speaker finally hud to Ret out tho HIS Btlck, liruph I ho diiBt off the linn die nud wield It tlRcroiihl) to maku tlii limine iitop U'jiitlni; Unio and r'.' down to lnulno.sti. It us finally de cided that Hilo bIiohIiI have two iark(i, Ilia nrsument ndvaiU'oil by Ke.ilnwua that tho tmmiticrft would, If they cavo Hilo her recreation plaren, havo a (Continue, on Page 3) COMMITTEE WANTS PURCHASING AGENT Plan Suggested To Keep Tab On Government Funds SENATE SUSTAINS GOVERNOR'S VETO Coclho's Medical Practice Bill Must Wait Until Saturday Upper House Will Visit Ka- piolani Park SENATE. TARIFF nn L m I I Twenty-third Day Morning Cession. Shoulif Senate Hill No. 80, toRolli f.r with the amendments recommend ed by the Waya and Means Commtttco of tho upper cliumlicr, becomo u law, nil expenditures of public money, na far us the Territory la concorneil ut least, will be 'hedged around with Kt.fcfiiianU which will, It Is believed, ohvlntn nil danger of the LcglRlntuto In tut mo bclni; called upon to niM( nicclnl appropriations to llquldato unpaid bills. In purtlciilar In tho committee' out nftcr Hip practice of making' Indis criminate purchatei with TerrltotlaL fundR. One amendment recommend ' (Continued on Page 3) OLD BREACH MAY I M.S. FLORA IS YET BE REOPENED HERE FROM ORIENT Spectre Of The Payless Second British Cruiser Workers StalksAt Banquet . Thero Is a BiipretiHed atmosphere of expectancy notlccnblo nround thn City Unit today, Humor has It that tho question of payluc tho road depart ment imployccs who were thrown out of n Job by thu decision of tho Hu prcmo Court will bo brought up at to night's meeting of tho lloard of Sup ervisors, Whether Iho nowly-ccmentcd friend ship between Ilia Honor and tho coun ty lawmakers will stand tho Htruln, or whether Iho whltn-wlnged pigeon of tranquility will spread Kb wIiirb and neck rooRtliig plnco anew, In ix matter that la canning no little upcculntlon. Thn vetoing of tho "Knabllng Act-' by tho Governor, and thn Hiistnlnlng of thu veto In both hotinrti, htiH thrown (Continued on Pae 2) BANANAS ! PINEAPPLES 1 ! PAPAYAS 1 I ! Island Fruit Co., 72 S. KINO. PHONE 15. Popular Prices Best Meals in Town Arrive? At This Fort The Ilrltlsh cnilBer Flora, Captain Rowland Nugent, II. N., arrived ona day ahead of her scheduled tlmo this morning from Yokohama, making tho trip In fourteen riayu. Thu Flora Is 320 fuel long and 40H feet wide. Hor horse-power la 7000, and Bpeud 18 knots. Hhe was built In 1833, und has been stationed In Asiatic wuteru. Dcforo going to Yokohama, whenco sho camo here, sho was In Chinese waters. IjibI night tho Morn passed tho Korea, going to the Orient. Tho officers of tho Flora are as fol lows: Captain, II. Nugent; Uouton mils A. F. Armltngc.K. M. Orlevo, B II. n. Stanloy, 0. M. Skinner, sub l.lotit. W. B. Talt and S. WoodB; Eng. Commander C. F. Pendleton; Knglneor, Mont. t). M. Worth; Staff Surgeon, W. H. Sequclra; Surgeon W. F. Archl bold; Chuplaln, A. II. Pitt; Assistant Paymaster. A. F. Cooper; Staff pay master, II. A. Giles; Ouoncr, B. II. Honk; Carpenter. II. Harcock; lloat Bwaln II. McOrlovo. Tho full comple ment of tho cruiser Is 310 Ab soon as tho Flora docked Meutcn (Continued on Page 2) Alexander Young Cafe Theater Tickets the best there is in the house," are to be had from us promptly for a small fee above the usual price. Bet ter get the best there is. TERRITORIAL MESSENGER SERVICE. PHONE 381. WASHINGTON, D. C, March 10. Tlie ctra session or Concrcss heard today President Taft's first messajtc. It was particularly noted for its brevity, and indicates that the President will net to given to lon(r dissertations. The President's message states that revision of the tariff is required promptly, as more revenue is need for the conduct of the Government. The President surecsts to Congress that the less time Riven to other subjects than the tariff or revenue at this session, the better it will be for the country. Two Officer EISENCAP, Germany. March 1G. Sclnt7.bfr Mil" n wealthy civil ian who is very jealous of his American wife, has killod two army offi cers in duels. 0 Siier. Wi Stay WASHINGTON, D. C, March 13. Aptbnscador O'Pricn will renviin as America's Ambassador at Tokio. This action has boon determined up on at the request of the Michigan Senators. Foracr Scctctnry Straus, mentioned for the Tokio post, will b: sent on sorns other diplomatic mis-sion. POR GOVERNMENT STEAMERS ""3 'i WASHINGTON, D. C, March 16. Congressman McLacltlan lias introduced a bill to provide a Government steamship line between Pan ama and San Francisco. This bill is along the same line as the bill in troduced by McLachlan near tho close of the last session, tf- . . CRUM'S SUCCESSOR WASHINGTON, D. C March 10.-E. W. Durant lias been nominal ed by President Taft aa Collectorof the Port at Charleston, S. C, in place of Cram, pie negro appointee who resigned. LOGAN'S CARGO ISJOMING OUT The transport I.opin Is transfer ring some of her cargo today onto the barge Mohican, whleh was towed alongside this morning. Thn opera tion started as soon ns the men were Picked to do thn work. As soon as sufficient cargo has bean discharged to lighten hor, tin- other attempt will be miido to pull the Logan off Iho reef. The two lirltlali cruisers, now in port, the (Continued on Page 4) WOOLLEY IS COMING. The Friend announces that John (I Woolley Is to tukn chnrgo of the Autl Saloon campaign tho latter pint of lln month, Mr Woolley Is on boird the Hlloulaii, diiu hero Wcdiicvday CLERKS MUST BUCKLE DOWNJOJUSINESS Senator FalrcblM thh nltetnoon In ttodjired n Joint resolution in the Sen ate, tlxlllir tlio olllrn tmtira of thn Tup litorlal officers and oiiiil'ni-.-s Tho Iwillru fir,, riimi K'!!n li, llit, in.tilnT .. u ... ....... .. ,. ,,, ,..u tv..ii!.n until K o'clock In the afternoon. Tlio "' resolution pasted Hist reading nud was rcfcrri'd til thn I'Mllllm- f-niiinilllt.,, According to rumor. Senator 1'iilr-".. child riiuie time ngo. called at a cer tain public ofllco nt 3:30 o'clock In tho afternoon and found tin, clerka pl'iylur; it their desks, waiting for tho clock lo strike I. J. II. 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