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"'...TW'' r tfflimth"&Tf ". WWHWT'TW" W iCHP -Hf tJ 'r ' ' ' '' 'yw v .i y?" EVENING T1UU.ETIN, HONOT.tIl.TI, T. IT., MONDAY, MAY 17, 1000. MrlHHHHnHHKHmHm Y-ti nWRBZ5HPJQR77 Onft' V".rof&rVugJQSBBE(3S9BHWtffjMia9BKrBlkBMYJB ?fflfl .&. i-CTgiwy-rv; . ' sr t1' "arem" -irvT'1" ' rsr i h'jjmh' w-'wii'TOOTWwr'K'wiwrcw ;- rmr i'" ,. . , , - , -, , . - ... ., -TT..V... -v, ; - S ,-. , -, B if v '4 li . K r to : Evening Bttiletin ! JAIIY and WEEKLY Pnbb'ihed bj BUL1ETDI PUBLISHING CO., LTD. . , At 120 King Street, Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii. 0j every day except Sunday. Weekly Issued on Tuesday of txtk week. XEMBEE OF THE ASSOCIATED PBESI. 1 vVnllnco R. PtirrlnRton, - - Editor IUBSCRIPTI0N RATES PAYABLE m ADVAHOI. iUVBNINO UUClillTIN Per Month, anyutitretn U.9 0 ,7n Per Quarter, mi)whtta In U.S a.oo I' rer Year, anliereAn ys. H.oo Fir Vear, postpaid, loftlgn I3.om WIUIKL.Y UUl-t.UTIN Tet S! Moi.trtt S .Bo Per Veir anywhere In U.S I.oo Pet Year anywliere In Canada... I.fto Per War postpaid, foretell a.uo CmCULATION LABQSST OF ANY NEWPAPER PUBLISHED In the Territory of Hawaii. T.1 j Editorial Rooms, - 185 11 c,,lBusiness Office, 256 Entered at the PotoTire at Honolulu ai trvotid-clasi mtiter. MONDAY May 17, 1009 WHAT ISNEEDED NOW. A statement of the position of the 'ilnntcrs shoulil be mnile In connei- Ion with I lie present mike sltun-( Ion ti declaration brief nml to the olnt. The community houhl lie net ilKht on the question of the wages tild the employes of the sugar ti'ltntatlon. The chances have been iuiir for so ninny week on $1S a month that some believe that SIS n .nonth Is Imleeil the Income of the .ii'oplo worMiiK on the plantations. Those In a poult Ion to tipcat: with authority on this subject shoulj ilo o. furthermore the conmiunIO should know whether the planters ire acting as an absolute unit In ilenllng with the strike utid whether or not there Is unv prostint of their ileallns with the IIIkIi Woko agita tors. Wo believe lltetc U not the slightest iio.'pet't of dhlslon or con ferring with agitators, tut It should be so stated b the planters. No good Interest Is sencd by a continued sllenco that sooner or later Is certain to be misinterpreted as an Indication of weakness. No one question that the plant ers know their own business, but under strike conditions their busi ness Is community Interest and pub lic opinion should bo given an op portunity to gUc Intelligent tup port. "If the sugnr Interests havo con sidered and were about to luattgitr . ato a readjustment of the wage sys ' tern of the Industry, this should ha stated. The people should not bo expected to tako c cry thing for granted, principally because they will not do it, nml to delay In putting the situation plnlnly' before them Is to Invite needless criticism. This taklug up of vacant stores In Honolulu Is significant of Honolulu's future. eluding a. complete file of this monthly publication for the first two jcars of Its existence when lMltor W Jl. Olf fard started and put It on Its feet. Mr. Olflurd created this monthly to servo minor agricultural Industries of thu Territory nml forestry Interests. He Is really the pioneer In this work, al though others havo made tnuch nolso as Id what they would have tho people believe they havo done. Mr. Glffnrd's l-ollcy ,u constructive. Ho saw (he opportunity to build up tho new with out tearing down tho, old. and In de veloping the tnsk he laid out for him self, did valuable work lor eMy inter est Ills work kIuiiiIh In marked con trast with tho ho culled small farm propug.ind.t which had neither honesty of puiposo nor an Intelligent scheme to build to. Do what you can to help Honolulu, by resisting the campaign of tho Thugs and Agitators. If the correspondents would lose the Itoosetclt pnrt for a while, no one would feel out and Injured. Attorney I.lghlfoot's sin-ecu to tho Japancbo Is a. good sample of what a feo will do to a lawyer when It goes to his head. Honolulu can furiilt.li thu men to run tho plantations of this Island 'should the Japanese decide that It Is better to loaf than to work. When every freight-carrying lino do ing business with Honolulu equips Its steamships to corry passengers, Hono lulu will bo well on the way toward Its hundred thousand tourists. The Liquor Commission Is generully recarded as fair-minded hut the firs' thing It does Is to go Into execmle session, which meuns breeding lack of confidence. llulldlng operations certain to bo under way In and near thin city during tho coming )cnr will eclipse even tho Annexation days of 1900. Thorn will to no boom In It. Just solid growth. Work. for European immigration win go forward steadily and Jt will win despite thu knocks glen from that sec tion of tho American press manipulat ed by tho secret supporters of tho Jap anese, agitators. Honolulu is certain to go ahead. Even tho Hurry raised by thoAgltutors can't stop It. The Agitator cannot win, and tho result of tho piescnt contest must be to strengthen the honest workman who always promotes com munity prosperity. aaCTaavKKewr-sm According to nil Indications pimps nml immblers nro tho chief agents of the agitators at Kwa plaptatlon. This Is a sample, or the disgraceim company Into which tho agitators and their at torncyu nio leading tho respectable Japanese of tho Torrltory. Tho editor of tho n u 1 1 o 1 1 n has re ceived a bound volume oC tho. ."Ha waiian Koi enter and Agriculturist," In- PROPERTY for SALE n. HOME Small 5 room house within fifteen minutes' walk from postofllce. Modern improvements. Price $1,450.00. b. HOME Small 4 room house on Prospect street; modern plumbing; splendid lot. Price $1,500.00. Terms easy. c. HOME On Liliha street; lot 100x150; price $2,500. d. FOR SALE in Manoa Valley; near car line; suitable for pine apples, fruits, etc. New house, modern Improvements. Price low; terms easy. e. LOTS We arc agents for lots in Kaimuki, Puunui, Nuuanu, Kalihi, Manoa Valley, and all parts of the city. Trent Trust Co., Ltd. INDICTMENT OF THE FLY. To read tho scientist's statement of tho case against the house fly Is to be convinced of how perfectly familiarity breeds contempt. Only a few 5 ears ago peoplo fled from yellow fever nml let tho mosquito lio. Science stepped In and now the mosquito Is killed and there Is little to fi'ar fiom ellow fever. Tor years and centuries our ancest ors hae kept house with tho house-lly as a ncccsBary nuisance. Only In to- cent ears havo they learned of how this pest has spread tleiilh and disast er, 'and een now there Is no wide spread conception of what tho house Uy does toward distributing disease. few years ago Dr. N. W. Cobb of tho planters experiment station, treated the members of tho unuerslty Club to 1111 Illustrated lecture on tho house fly Tho facts he set forth made tho listen ers' hair stand on end, but there lia.-i been no movement to kill oft the house fly, no house-fly campaign to icclpro catu the mosquito campaign, though thu hotiso fly Is far more deadly and dangerous. Meanwhile all kinds of money has been expended to kill tho leaf hopper and thus sae the field crops from destruction. Not a dollar to find the common enemy of thu house-llv .111. 1 sie the human lives that annual!) succumb to typhoid finer tubeiculiiiU mid the plagues mure feared but less In ovl- deuce In the mortality tallies of "civ lllzed ' communities. Tho teirlblo record or death that fol lows In the waku of the house-fly Is stated and commented 011 In an art icle read by K. P. Kelt of Albany, N, Y., at tho twenty-first annual meeting of tho American Association of Eco nomic nulomnloglsts. Mr. Kelt says that If tho Spanish-American war proved nothing else Is called attention In a most foiclble manner to thrrpart Hies play' In tho dissemination of ty phoid bacilli. Ho quotes the olllclal re port of a typhoid feer outbreak among tho troops In I'orto Hlcu, which says the outbreak "was clearly not duo to water Infection but was transferred from tho Infected stools of patients to tho food by means of flies, thu condi tions being specially favorablo for this manner of dissemination," Dr. Allco Hamilton of Chicago, at n loss to establish tho causo for an epi demic In 1303, captured flies in un drained prUleB of tho Infected section and from tho walls of tho rooms occu pied by typhoid patients. Her Investi gations established tho fly as the cans' or tlio epidemic. The bacilli of typhoid fovor wero found by Kicker In tho de jecta of hoiibo-flles 23 days after feed ing, whllo Hammer records the pres ence of this bacillus In flies during a period of two weeks, Drs, Sedgwick and WInslow writing In 1903 state that "the three great means for tho transmission of typhoid fever are ling ers, food and flics, tho authors holding tho last to bo tho most Imjiorlant." Tho ovldonco against this Insect Is summed up briefly by Dr. Felt as fol lows: "Virulent typhoid bacilli havo been found upon tho legs and within tho bodies of this Insect, persisting In me latter case for tweuty-tlircoluys. A number of serious outbreaks havu been observed by competent physi cians when, Infection through n com mon water or food supplj did not sat- isiaciuiily explain the trouble." "The olik'iicd shuwing that flics plaj an Impoitaiit part In the dif fusion of cholera is, according to Dr.' Nitttul, absolutely convincing. Ho cites expcilmcntH showing that cholera gerns may bo found on flics In largo numbers whllo they may occur In tho dejecta within 17 hours after the feed ing and ns late as four days. Infected files hae been glen access to milk and cholera cultures mnde therefrom" Certain forms or diarrhea and enter itis become general coincident with the appearance of tho house-fly. "Nash, In tho l.ondon Lancet, records no mor tality from diarrhea among Infants at South End during July nnd August, 1902, this Immunity being accompanied by tho almost complcto absence of (he house fly." "Dr. Jackson iccurds sev eral epidemics of a malignant type of dysentery radiating from a single point nnd lsappoarlng entirely when proper disinfection or closets was enforced." "It Is well known that flics feed on sputum. Experiments by Lord show that tiles may Ingest tubercular spu tum and excrcto tubercular bacilli, the virulence of which may last fifteen days. Ho considers tho danger of human Infection fiom this source to llo In the Ingestion of fly specks on food and suggests that during tho fly season great attention ho paid to the screening ot rooms and hospital wards containing patients with tuberculosis." If this Is tho recommendation for tho fly season of tho temperate zone what must It be for a country where Iho llj' season Is continuous unit tuberculosis leads tho death roll. "Parko admits tho possibilities of flics distributing In addition to those mentioned above, plague, trachoma, septicemia, erysipelas and leprosy." Uut files may bo kept In check by other means than seeking for enemies top rey upon them. Files live 011 fllth The Cleanest, Best -Cooked Meals in Honolulu at POPULAR PRICES Alexander Young Cafe FOR SALE Keep Btables clean and cdsspools cov ered tip, lumot'o the easy ways for the fly to become liifcctcd nnd the danger Is entirely reinived. Uninfected, tho fly, liku tho mosquito, is 11 nuisance but harmless. Under ordinary conditions, lmwccr, this insect Is an enemy of tho human rnco, and Is cutitled to be tientcd ns such nt nil times. CASTOR I A For Lifants and Children. rha Kind You Have Always Bought Signature t( OiaXjff&cJ&ie Kaimuki Lot of 120,000 sq. ft., ciearea, lencea ana fronting on three streets. A genuine bargain at $2,600. Kalawai One acre with 100 ft frontage on beach Cocoanut palms, hau trees and fruit trees. Price $3,000. Manoa Valley Improved and unim proved pronerry. Time to suit purchasers. forrent Wilder avenue $35.00 Magazine street . . : 27.50 Pensacola street 35.00 FURNISHED. Waikiki Beach $40 Prospect street 40 Young street 50 Kinau street 50 Waterhouse' Trust Fort and Merchant Streets. Widows and m i Who have property interests should leave the management of them in" the hands of thoroughly reliable and ex perienced parties. Consult us about it. Bishop Trust Co., Ltd. Bethel Street, between King and Merchant Streets. 1000 MILES OF SEA BRIDOED BY ONE Wireless REMNANT SALE OF Laces and Embroideries Beginning Monday Morning, May 17th, 8 o'clock. Ehler r -ri t YMffr' iX ' Ba MBES! Zirte A 1 s-llll&sSw 1 tvCSOY. N.IV -Vsr V2T t imr 1 n v- .srjrjga, &SlS&&r--SBRfe&3&l&Se&g $5 to $10 322& New and Beautiful Styles Hnm Wat Shon .B. - r g-iS5eSSlaa-S2P!2&-raS- REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Entered for Record May 13, 1909, from 10:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. John Kntunkn nnd wf ct 11 1 to 1. 1. McCandlosa I) Dank of Hawaii, Ltd. to W M Mill ion l'.ir ltd Kalama Itodcrlgues ct all by Comr to Peter lloderlgtics ct nl I'D llawn Trust Co Ltd Tr to Haiku Sugar Co I'ar Ittd llnlku Sugar Co to Henry 1 llald win D Henry P llnldwin and wr to Terri tory or Hawaii H Willlahi H Cnstle nnd wf to Kmlly Piieamnknknualll D Kmlly Pcunmnkaknii.'illi nnd hsh to Moses Knni.iknluhl et nl D II Wntcrhouso Tr Co Ltd to Amoj M Anln nel Laura P MiirquVs and lisb to Benja min D. tlahlwiu 1) Entered for Record May U, 1S09, from 8i30 a. m. to 10:30 a. 111. ICmmn Dreler loVr of Kmllu Dreler et all Tr 1) Junies P Morgan Tr to Agnes C Oalt :.. y James V Morgan Tr to Agnes C Oalt AM Harfry L D.tvles to Thcophlltis C Davles et nl PA Illshop of Slcugma to Territory or Hawaii I) San Antonio Poit. Hen Hoc of II to Manoel S Ilctkuciiiirt lie! Manuel S llctttticourt and wf to San Antonio Poit Hen Soc of II M Entered for Record May 14, 1909, from 10:30 n. m. to 4:30 p. m. Kahanuu Meek In Chan Chong llo. I, Koolntt Hallway Co. Ltd. to Terri tory of Hawaii I) Charlotto II. P. Hwlng to Tenl tory of Hawaii D Oalui College by Trs. to Hinltlu Macfarlano ltel Kmllle Marfnrlaue & hsb. to Clar ence H.'olbon I) Clarence H. Olion & w-r. to lUshop Trust Co. Ltd M Bruce McV. Mnckall to von llamiii-Youug Co. Ltd CM Mrs. Mhinmn Kaloleua to V. M. It. ritzslmmoiis I) Henry C. Pfluger & wf. to SI. G. K. Hopkins I) SI. (1. K. Hopkins lo SInud A. Pfluger I) fleorgc I'. Hodlek Notice May 15, 1909, from, 8:30 a. m. to 10:30 a.m. ' William It. Castle Tr. by Atty. lo O. Nawahino Hoi Jose 0. Lesto to William Slcrtc berg, Sr U First Hank ot Illlo, Ltd. to Man uel Soares Itel Kua Kahookau to liana Warren ..D Hannn Wnrien et nl. to Tr. ot Iirst Hank of Illlo, Ltd TrD Hattlo Slaulo tn Toshlyukt HlraL.L T. Hlral to First Nut. Ilk. of Wal- luku AL T. Hlral to First Nut. 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