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.wK : K I I r From San Franelsce: Nippon Mnru Juno 8 For San 1'rnnciscc: Olilim ...,J.i Juno 1 from Vancouver: M.thuru Junu 2fi For Vancouvir: Aoinngl hi no 23 VOL. XI. NO. 4327 CONSUL UYENO'S IMPORTANT TRIP TO EWA AGITATOR TRIAL NEXT SEPTEMBER PAUMALO ROAD MAY BE IMPROVED SOON County Engineer Making Tour of Insp.ction Today . Count) KmkIihii l''i' I" m ikliiK .i lilp mound Hie lit mil tiHliiy In make mi examination of I ho wnik going on mill also In Kit m.ili rial fin ii ioKiri mi woik to bo inulcitnkpii In tho iicm rutin p. I'liiiiiialu mill I'uptikct ltd ills In iiii III Htm will liu nxtihiliiud ritlllntiK hat been rteilved lij the lln ml of biipcrtlHiirii unking Unit both iii.uIh lie Impiovcil, mill ('. ri "III go ihii tho ground tin i mil lain iinik lug his I ('( llllllllt IKl.ltlOIIH lo tho Hoard. Until I'miiiinln mill I'upiikt.i ItnaitH wore Imlll li tho "letrllor), In give iiiii'KH In lauds opined I Imiiii stead in tint Huh cnu'uiiil upkerp devolves upon III" i until) W.ilknuu bridge. lilrti Iiiih i maid Hip KupcrvhnrH in III I lo tinnlili mill wony, will h'bii lie Inokul at l'llitlnii hulwtiu Cat In tln nnil iiutmit for Knc-lnuloa district, ami tlu mil mi mlttiii or (lie Iloiril or Silicon ImirH ti ih nilhei lulxvil IhlngH up an Tin ai in u h k u iipalm In thu luldgo mo nil ii mi'd There In rnimlili ralili ollii't work In tin- Kmilniilni illilrlil which will In' Inoki il mu .mil Count) Kuglntci (leie will pmlulilv inaki u ii'Mirt In llm llo.uil of SiiM'rvlhOiH at totuoriovv uf tl IIIIMIII H lllll tlllg WILL APPOINT A TREASURER MAHOPE Governor Will Choose ManNot Yet But Soon (mi'iimr I'lour will nail np IKilnl n Ticusiiior not el, but wmiii. Hut who lot will In- or when lie will In' .ippnlntoil t ho (iovrium iloca not lUCIltlllll Theie Ii.ih been a lii'llif gindunll) fin mini; Hint Hip (luvcinor liitmlel to gel li.n k at llip Heiuilp for Its rc lus.illo iiinllim A .1 C'iiinplii'll, Hip In si Tiiusutpi tin) TPllltor) iver liinl, Ii lotting AttoniP (iPtier.il Mt'liiPliwn) lontinuo In III! tho posl- r Made in New York rr -y Alfred Benjamin Clothes Arc the acinc of style, artistic work manship niul Tine materials. Worn by correctly dressed men ccrYwheic. Enormous summer ttock.iust arrived and ready for the inspection of the gentlemen of this city. The Kash Co., LIMITED Coi. Tort and Hotel Sts. fol fSsSam&iK r,;i-i ws F k A-Atf-- mjWfyy njMmpun 1 1 i.,i....... 3:30 EDITION ANOTHER BALL-UP BY LEGISLATURE Responsibility Of Deputy Sheriffs Un defined iiollipr nili-up iiiiispiI b) one of Hip iipw I.iwm passed liy tho rcii'lit l.tglslutuio appeals tu have rpKiiltcil In Hip uuittPr or Hip iIiiIIoh of deputy herlffs anil Hui itipntliin of to wlioni they tiro roiponslblc The iiuiHtlon inlm'il .veHtord.iy liy AttoriiPj W. T KuwIIiih In JuiIro Whittle) 'h inurt iih tn whether or not n ilpput) sheriff Ik ii ill puty of either I lie High Sheriff or of Hip City anil Count) Shcilff wiih rnlsid again liy Mi. UaulliiK this morning In Jtidgo Itoblinon's idiii I In Hip iiiho of An tmip Toiler vi hum Kt'o Wo Ship. Ah In I ho oIIipi i asp. Hip numinous wiih iiiiiiIp nut for hpiIip Ii) Hio ilpputy. 'llm pnpors wcro served Ii) n deputy sheriff of Hip (minion or garden u I let) This. Ilnvliiis lonlenils, iloai not (111 the bill, foi Hio ilpputy sher lff, nitoidiug tn n ii'ipul tut of tlm l.pRlslatiirp, mo iippulntpil liy anil lesponsllilo to Hip Iloiril of Super visors, nnil are therefore deputies iiplllier ut Hip High Hhei Iff nor of Hip Clt) ami Count) Sheriff. .Iuil;e Robinson, wIipii ho licnril Hull the 'tiuistltin had been raised In lodge 'hltne)'H inurt tho dny bo fori, lutlnuitcd thai lio would nut Piikh upon It until Judge. Whitney should liuvc 1 en de red Ills decision. KXHWK5I IttfUKitKWJSaittlf Hun nnil li making no other np polutuient Hut It nppearH thin In not tho (lovernoi'H iittltuda Ho will appoint n tcnl Tionittier some day when ho nan II ml u niiin mp.iblo of IllllliR tho place Tlieio Is no liettliiR on tho result, for time appeal h lo ho nobody to lift on Charllo llustnie Ih too jiiuiiK. the Governor s.ijs. and llieie si ems to bo no wild anxiety to Holed .1 l'ratt, HioukIi It Ih believed 1'iatt iiiiild bo inaxeil to net opt If ho wero asked Nobod) else nppearH to bo in the runuliiK, mid the hookies arc disconsolate. SUGAR. SAN FRANCISCO, June 1. Sugar Beets, 88 analysis, 10s 7 l-2d. Parity, 4.24 cents. Previous quota tion 10s 8 l-4d. When n KtoninfHtcr neiUeH u burn, dors It leave the mark of pkIioiu?- 4 14 SJ i mh Eft' Ii I. . . 1 u. ih Wm 4 ,M4 ... i. u IWllCit'1'lKllli'!? "TPGgfPpp'pr" Evening Bulletin 8 PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII. WEDNESDAY. Waikiki Business Now Pair 1ho flii.il priKeidliiK In Hip Walkl kl ciiiidpiunatlou proeoedlims occurred this inoniliiK when the JiulRiiienl of coiiileniiintlon wiih tiled with the Reg Istriu of CoiiM')nuceH This Judgment, as Ii ih In i ii staled before, places the Miluo of tho pminrty condemned at $M,1D.'. Ah Hip nione) Ii.ih nlread) In in paid oer and thu land Inlcon by tho United Rtatis (luwrnmcnt for a inllltary rPHervatlon, Hip IIIIiir of the' JndRment closes Hip Incident ! HflSMERJREOENT Ralph HuHincr, tho Tcrrltuilnl For enter, was tills morning appointed Ii) (invcrimr I'rear a niember of the Hoard of llCRcnts of tho C'oIIpko of Hawaii. Tile fllilil ac oiints of i: 1'iixton lllnli op, adinlnlstiator of Hip rstntu of Chnrli'H II Illshop. ill ceased, wi-ro np prinoil this ninrnlliK by JiiiIrc Itnhln son niul tho administrator was il Is churia d SOOA TRIAL GOES OVER UNTIL FALL Attorneys For Both Sides Consent To Postponement V KoRti, the .liipiuiiHo editor who Ik ucciikimI of beltiK a disorderly ihthuii b) rin)ii or havhiK written certain liilhniinatiii) nitidis which axu siii pusid li bo largely leHponslblo for tho present Htrlke, and of slandeiiiiK Ei. Itur Hheh, i. will nut bo tried until Hep tember I!Ih nu.ii hh called In .IihIrii Do Holt's court lids tnoruliiR, but b) ronseltt of counsel for both kldeH, whh poslmed until tho 111 Hi Judicial day of tho September lorm ChliiR Chuck l.nl, who wiih Indicted by thu (irund Jury on tho iharKo of havliiR llhijed thu Chinese Consul, also nppe.iioi lieroro JiiiIku Do Hull and wan aiialmied lio reserved his plea until Monday, .liinu 7 m CHINESE CUNS HOHTING. AMOY, China, June 2. Serious flRhtinpr is reported between the clans of the Heuvah district. m The Hawaiian KnlomoloRlc.il Socio I) will iiippt tomoriow nfternouu lit .1 o'llock In thu eiituiniiloRlcuI rooniH of the II S I' A I.xpcrlment Station on Ki-eauiuoko Htriet Hawaiian Trust Company, Ltd. Has at its command the ex pcricnie and knowledRc at tained by its many years of active and oontinuous busi ness in all Trust and Fiduciary matters. Such experience will prove vnlimlile to joit, "WfgfT1""'1' "" n 1. No Honolulu store suffers from SHINGLE OVER STOCK MARKET Lo ks Fcr Advance Id Pricfis Betore Long u u tt "Thoic Ih a Renerat fielliiR thai tl ti pruvalls nmuiiK I hi siiRur Kron- U tt urs that the strikers will nil re- St U turn tn work, niul th.it the trouble 11 tt will Koon bo ellmlmilel Whllr tt tt there, mo no larRp huji is, stocks tt tt ami bonds are IiuuIIiir their own t: tt v ell, and there Ih iim reison tu be tt St llevo there will be an) consider tl tl able slump along the line, In fart ti tt I look for belter pilcus" ti st a President ShlnRlp of Hip Htiiek I'.x iIuiiiro In HanRUltu over Hip iilllni.ttn oiitinniy of thu mrlko t-ltu itlon In an Interview tills iiiornliiK he voiced the sentiment of nil tho sumr Rrowern In that thu strikers would soon iiturn lo work, mid Hint Hip sltimtlon vtuild I ipldly adjust Itself to the u'uiutl iig.iln "While there art- no read) litijur for KOinu HtockH, whlili nicoiintt for a sllKht slump ntuiiK Hip Hup, II is only temporary, and I look for n kh.i, Iii provement mkiii. 1 ln strike hut not materially crTcrtcd the m.irket ii'id nil of the RruwurH feel that the tiuuMn will siKin bo Hotllcd iwrnianiiitl) The situation Ih KettlnK Ih Iter right .i ins nnd Ihere la nn.jejiKon, to fear worrc conditions, nor nny Rrcnt uluriip In stocks or bonds." NINTH CAVALRY BAND ANDDANCEATMOJINA TonlKht there will bo a dnnio at tho Moaua Hotel In hOnor ol the It S T ThonuiH. I'rccccillnR the ilnnco the famous Ninth Cavalry Hand will rIvo n concert In tho hotel Krounds and thu ptoRram will ho n treat for Honolulu music Iovcih Music, for the ilimcluR will bo fnrnlhhid by thu Ilo)al lla- wnllan (ulntet Club Army and Navy folk, Riiests of tho vnrloiiH hotils and town folk aro cordially liivitid With thu splendid musical proRriim, tho moontlRlit ami iIaiicIiir. ii vod enjov- uble uvi'iiiiiR Ik assured. LINEMANWANTED When the flrbt edition of the Itul ' tin was beuiR run off tho rleitrlc li v.'er suddenl) failed. A tclcplioiio lo the oloi'lili iuiii rai . headquarters liru'uiit foifh ii Imp man. Ho worked a whi.n and riiiiiuincetl Hint ho wasn't ilpi tit.tr . a iim man wan needed. The fuse man disappear') I. av thu Hiwcr fulled to materialize tho electric pcoplo wero asked .Imlly what they Intended to do, and turar one thought they Aero li-mtin fo n lineman. Afler llftccn inlnulis, nioro or lcw, n man In an automo bile nnivisl -mil sttled tliht he vi.p'd go nut and find a lineman, Tho hour nt which the II u 1 1 n tin Ih delivered tn IU subscribers HiIh pvenlnR Is nlgnincanl of tho time It takes n man In an automo bile to find an electric company lino, man when thoro U n rush order fnl power nnil repair to tho system, t Wank hooks of all sorts, ledgers etc., manufactured by tho Iliillntln Publishing Company NO USE To come to us unless vou want the BEST fruit shipped. We haven't tho ether kind. Island Fruit Co., 72 S. KINO. PHONE 15. STRIKE WHILE THE IRON IS HOT And send your business of deliver ine messages and parcels to ns, We guarantee satisfaction in all cases. TERRITORIAL MESSENOER SERVICE. 1 Phone 301. ai"i- i summer dullness that uses Bulletin Ads JUNE 2. 1909. 8 PAGES. MIDI'S MEN AT jXPO' SEATTLE, June 2. The Japan ese officers and men from the ships of Admiral Ijichi's squadron partici pated in the military and naval tournament held today in connec tion with the Alaska-Yukon exposi tion. Pacific Mail Threatens WASHINGTON, June 2. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has riven notice that it will withdraw its steamers from the Panama rouc unless it is riven a prcater propor tion in mnkinc up the through rate freight schedhie. The iiovernmcnt is conslrkrinp; the situations Fisher Out, MELBOURNE, Australia, June 2. Premier Fisher has been defeated in the Federal Congress and has ten dered his resignation, Alfred Sea kin has formed a cabinet, Zeppelin Ai rives Fnedrichafen, Germany, June 2, Count Zeppelin arrived here today after having- completed a record breaking journey in his airship. m MILITIA FOR STRIKERS. SACRAMENTO. Cal June 2. The situation at McCloud, where the J workmen of the lumber companies nix uui cm iirmc, is quici. xnc mi litia companies have been assembled and are held in readiness to go to the scene of action whenever needed. SPONGES Fine Soaps Bath Towels HOLLISTER DRUG CO. Established 1879 AUR place Deakin In i for finest Pastry and Purest Candy iTHE PALM CAFE 1 HOTEL, NEAR UNION. .ny.""', ; care I CONSUL UYENO ANSWERS HURRY CALL FROM JAPANESE OF EWA Expected His Visit Will Have Important Results Japanese vetail mepchant ialks in bbhalf of nuoro Strikers Still Believe Planters Will Give In Special Rapid Tran sit Cars for Strike Breakers. Japinese Consul U)cno left HiIh morning for Kwn plantation In re Koiise to a telephone call from the .lap.iuese of that plnJitalltui. It Is belli veil that the Consul k trip ,.iarr It could not kt ep hltn auii) mini lo Ilwa means much to tho Japanese Kiiliiiku If lie wants to go there. .Inr lu connection with the slrUe it'tt gave Maklno mid the Agitators Knr several dn)s past there have been repeated Indications that tho In laborers wero very much dlss-itlslied with the way things are going mil the unfulfilled promises of thu Agitators and Times. Tho Consul wai tilt tl up Ii) 'phono this forenoon and hurried away In an automobile for thu p jiit.i lion. The belief Is general lh.il In Influenco will he against tilt) cn.w..MJ Unit of thu Htrlku that Ih causing ti o IpiH loss Threats against the life of Kdltnr Kheba of tho Hawaii Bhlnpn Is one of thu latest results of the Agitator-Thug campaign. A Japjucru who appeared to bo n working man stated to a Hullo tin repiesentaUvu this morning that If the planters Anally decided not to give Hio strikers a raise In wages, Hheba would he put out of tho way. Tho speaker wiih one of a part) of Japanese, stand ing near Shcba's office). Along the samo lino Is (ho rumor go ing the rounds )estorday afternoon Hint diHappolnted men who had been tun .t'd by tho Agitators hail picked out seventeen of tlm Agitator crowd id be brought to a physical Recounting If their promises did not pan out noon I and the planters give In. So far as thu Japanese newspaper end of tho strlko fight Ih concerned. tho Hawaii Bhlnpn claims thai cer tain JapaueM) clans of Kwa have passed resolutions condemning thu Ag itator organ and supporting him. lies- olutlons In favor of returning to work are expected from this section. Maklno Sour. Maklno, Interviewed by Hio Hull o 1 1 n representative, today, decorated thu atmosphere with a few nasty names and lei It go at that. The Ag itators arc beginning to soo failure be fore them anil aro not as good nnturcd us usual. Kawalloa Men. From Wnlalua comes tho rumor that tho Kawalloa men aro ready to go lo work when assured of protection They luvo bun held down from tho first by Hie threats of tho Thug element Hint makes Its hcadqunrlers around tho mill Miuiurit tioodulo was In town toda) an 1 confirmed tho current reort that the men would bo at work lomor row, but was not Inclined to talk Honolulu plantation mill has been running for several days and all tbo Travel In "Crossetts." MANUFACTURERS' f,-r n "wmm All the landlords in Honolulu who to have it known that they have property to rent, advertise in the Bulletin and find ood tenants. PRICE 5 CENTS. plantation work Ih making good head way All Ih null t nt la ami Oahil Strike Breakers Cjt. Kcvmtpeii hundred strike brenkew are being unpin) ctl each da) on tho plantations down the mid and mum will bo taken on as Hip men git broken .In An arrangement Iiiih been iiiado jwlth Hip ttnplil Transit to run an, early eai so that Hip men fiutu Kallhl nnil . Walklkl t an get to Hip plantation (rain. 'One of tin dimciiltlrs encountered of latu his bttii Hip luahlllt) of men III the null) lug districts to reach tho train because It Ih too far to walk nnil the lti Id Transit cars do not start inrl) enough As man) cars as aro necessar) will be run to nccutuniodalo there men. beginning torn rrow Barred From Kahuku. Maklno remained In ton tod i) not withstanding hl thri.it thai Sheriff lem r-il notlpo that tlipv irp to keep nwii) from Kahukii mid Ihe) will bo kept nw.'i) Japanese Retailers The Japiiiirt) Hetall Mi'ielunts' As- soclntlon aciordlug lo one, uf Its ' members, will continue to give Htt fln-tnclsl HttpiMirt for the benefit of tho lrkcrs This Inform nil sus when It first met iIip members, about thirty In nil snbscrlhnl Sinoo fur the "strlko fund ' Three, hundred dollarH ot tills amount his all end) been given to tho ' strlko lc.ii.ini, and thu liilnncu to bo given when sskul for lij Ntgoro and others Ntgoro Refuses to Accept Wages. Negoro. Hip Ipgil adviser of tlm strikers, Ih said to have bten offered a tnonlhl) silir) of SSS, during tlm continuance of the strike He, how ever, refused to aiippt It or any part of it Negoro, according lo a niemlierot tho Hetall .Merchants- ,tssoclatlon, U well liked b) the members of that (Continued on Paee 2) SALARY OF ITT- IS??? dut Anyway Ha Is Worth All He Will Draw For Two Jobs Tho question of thu Milarj of Sec retary of the Territory nnil President of tho Hoard of Health Mott-Smlth Is still unsettled. How much ho will draw down nobody, not oven tho Oovornor, seems to know. ,In fact, tho Hover nor said this morning that ho did not know how much Mr. Mott-Smlth has been drawing slnct ho took tho bciond position In addi tion to the first It Is possible for Mr. .Mott-SmKllifi tu draw down a maximum of $fSt but whether ho will collect the enV, tire amount or nol nobody knows but himself, apparently and ho Is sit) Ing nothing, but Ih Industriously: sawing wood. Aii)wn), ho earns nit j ho will pel ' They make life's walk easy. In all lengths and the newest shapes, $3.50 to $5.00, ' SHOE CO., LTD., I I i 1 1051 Fort Street. v"il . - ) -." . sf.. Juil hi J