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Business
MONDAY . v . . . -.-.--
The mortal law is written on the
tablets of eternity. For every false
word or unrighteous deed, for
cruelty and oppression- for lust or
vanity, the price has to be paid at
last J. A. Fronde.
Japanese patriots can fnr better
afford to Bend their surplus funds
to Qsaka to relievo real distress than
Invest money In a moemcnt to In
jure an Industry In Hawaii.
While the Supervisors aro creat
ing new laws for the city to Becure
pure food for the people, they should
tnke care that tho best modern
Ideals are followed and applied as
proeil to be most satisfactory in
the progressive communities of the
mainland.
Secret con lae of the Japanese
delegates I i other islands docs
not Increase ihc confidence that sec
tion of oui icldents enJos nmong
law-abiding people To reinstate
themselves, tho bo cotters or strik
ers or whatever they ma be. havo
only to cease living on the contribu
tions of friends nnd go to work.
There is one way to get Russian
Immigrants nnd get them right.
Follow the example set In tho Euro
pean and Klllptno immigration. I'm
men on the job who are known and
who know what Is needed in Ha
waii. A good prospect of failure
facet every project tho agent of
which knows nothing of Unwnll.
and tho principal qualification of
the man uccompan) ing him la that
he is a good fellow nnd would en
Joy the trip.
REFORM IN WaSgTON.
Reform has struck Washington,
D. C. Not the ordinary reform with
a large R, but a real wnvc of sweep
ing proportions.
No doubt It will bo cited as com
plete proof of tho superiority of
Government b) Commission In tho
District of Columbia.
First, United States Treasurer Me
Veagh has saved 08 a )ear by or
dering that the first assistant jani
tor of the Treasury building shall
set the clocks of that bee-hive of In
dustry. The work has hitherto
been done b) n city jeweler. This
has no direct connection with the
Commission Government, but shows
what a splendid example tho Fed
eral Government sets.
Second, the Judgo of the District
Police Court has acquitted a man
for Bwcarlng at n neighbor who
playing the piano after midnight.
He told tho man arrested that ho
didn't blame him for swearing.
Third, tho District Commission
ers have resolved that (hey would
prefer to have their criminals put to
death by electricity than by tho rope
and havo asked Congress to pur
chase the chair.
Fourth, the District Commission
ers enforced n safe and sane celebra
tion of the Fourth of July.
These are the compensations of
life In the city governed by a com
mission, In whoso organization the
people have no voice, and whoso
government Is qulto tho most expen
sive of any ttty of tho Bame slzo.
EDUCATING THE IMMIGRANT.
What is Hawaii doing to put Its,
Immigrants in tho way they should
go toward American citizenship, or
respect for tho law on the part ofi
residents unable to becomo Anicrl- j
can citizens? I
The responso to this query from '
nine out of ten of our people might
be that wo don't want tho Immi-
rants to know too much; It spoils
them for work. This Is the Indict
ment brought against tho children
of the Immigrants In many In
stances. I
Yet tho progressive citizens of tho
Territory kno wthat the best results
In community development nro to bo
obtained by bringing tho Immlgiaut
to a decent realization of what ho
owes tho country from which he Is
gaining his livelihood.
To start the Immigrant right
Is tho work that has been Inaugur
ated by tho Civic League for Imml-i
grants among tho Immigrants land-
(Editor
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
WI1IXKL.Y Ulil.l.BTIN
Per Si a Motrin .Su
Per Vear, anywhere In U S I.oo
Pl Year anjr-iliere In Canada.. .Ro
torear poatpaM, foteiga 3.oo
Office, - 256
fcntered at the Pottofficr at Honolulu
u ttrcotid tliH tntttcr
AUGUST 2, 1909
liiB at Huston. Tho experiment Is
tald by the Outlook to be successful
and will be extended to other cities.
uiui win uc cxienueu 10 oincr chics. .
The spirit nnd the al mot the leaguo
V -....,. . . 1I""V UlllIIIIVt"
nlthmich niin nf tho 1 en tier a hn
ono of tho lenders has
epitomized its object as being solely
to sco that tho Immigrant lenrns tho
English langunge nnd the duties of
citizenship. At the outset the new
comer Is thus ndvlcscd: "lie truo
to tho associations of the past and
elect the best nssocl itlons for the
future." The character of tho Unit
ed Slates Government, tho responsi
bility placed upen tho cltlxcn, tho
fart thnt tho laws aro mado by men
chosen l the people, tho duty of
the citizen to think scrlousfly about
what is right and wrong, and simi
lar Injunctions are put Into plain
language. Furthermore, such sensi
ble advice is given as that the Immi
grant should take out at once a cer
tificate of intention to becomo a
citizen; that he should not carry
weapons; that bo should protect
himself from disease by keeping his
person, home and street clean and
iwect; thnt ho should not permit his
-hlldicn under fourteen yenr of ago
to work In n factory or Bhop; that
he should send all children between
teven and fourteen to school. A sec
ond message follows In the same
pamphlet an the need of learning
English and tho advantages of an
education; a third contains a simple
outline history of the United States;
a fourth Is a familiar talk about Ab
rnham Lincoln. It would be Im
possible to crowd Into a llttlo slx-toen-pago
pamphlet moro that Is of
good cheer an dsound encourage
ment for a stranger who has just
entered the gates of America.
Among tho supporters of the
movement aro such men of national
repute ns Jacob A. Rlls, Frank A.
Vnnderlip, Robert Watchorn and .
Felix Wnrburg, whoso example Is '
alwajs worthy of emulation
Ability of the Immigrant to read
his own lnngu.'gc is the basis of tho
pamphlet propignnda. Hut the
Idea may well be adapted to the Ig
norant nnd tho resident not eliglblo
to citizenship, with whom we of I!n
wall havo principally to do ut the
present time.
Having hnd such n recent exnm-
ne of tho ovll that can bo done by
. , ,,i ,,.. ,j,
acalnst th law nf the land In which
he lives Hawaii should be In a no -
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at it Inn t r n mtrnnl atn thn walitA ari' w i
every movement that has respect for
tho law as Its objective.
CHALLENGES GOOD FAITH.
(Continued from Paze 1)
admit that picketing was Indulged In,
hut state that It was only for tho pur
pose of keeping tabs on the strikers
whom tho Walpahu and Honolulu
Higher Wngo Associations had to feed.
In r gard to the affidavit of Tanabo
Toshlno, the) claim that It was, ob
tained by Intimidation. When Tosh I
no was arrested nnd brought up to bo
Investigated by Kinney and Chester
Doylo in tho prison Kinney Is assert
ed to havo stated that ho thought that
Toshlno know moro than ho said.
Thereupon Doyle Bolzcd him by tho
arm nnd thook him and Kinney told
him that ho would bo sent back to Jail
If ho did not tell what ho knew. Thu
affidavit that Toshlno signed Is
claimed by the answer to havo been
signed by him without knowing that
lie was making a awor nstntement or
what wns In It as ho cannot rend Kng
llth.
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CIVILIANS MAKE.
(Continued from ?aze 1)
put thirty men to work this morn
Ing, nnd turned away about twelvo
or fourteen. They nro nearly all
Ilawallans and some Portuguese,
Tonight tho first section of tho
heavy asphalt work will be complet
ed on Km in a streot und will bo
thrown open to henv ytrafllc. Mr.
Wilson sa)B the new asphalt is n
grcnt siu cess, nnd as soon as com
plelwl ran be uied, whereas the oth-
ci had to dry out nnd harden for
two weeks or more, somotlmes a I
month, before It would stand heavy
traGlc,
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VINEYARD ST: GANG
STEAL CUCOAMUTS
Depredations of tho Vlnc.vard St.
No. 2 Camp gang are again to tho
fore, and this time It is for stealing
It will be remembered thnt last
week Charlie. Dllllngworth put up
a most strenuous defense on the lines
certain members, of tho gang were
accused of gambling and restraining
Leal In tho execution of his duty.
I.nto on Saturday evening sovernl
bo) wero detected by Officer Abrcu
In the act of stealing coconnuts on
Vineyard street, but immediately
lu" R'" "'" u",,:Br rtureu, wu"
'successful In arresting ono. and nos-
Blulr tho wor8t nf ,ho BnnB who U
:nt l)rcsent traveling under tho name
nf Phnrlln Khnlrlnn Tndnv .Inn T.nl
Today Joo Leal
was successful In effecting tho arrest
of John Kahoc, and by this evening
he Is in hopes of landing tho other
three.
185 adltorlil rooms 25G busl
nets office. Thi ire the Ultprint
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.monir, our "For Salea" we have opportunities for the small in
vestor as well as the one of large means. By woy of example, we have
a $1,200 property consisting of two (2) flve-room cottages" in a locality
readily rented. We can sell this as an investment or tell the houses
singly for homes.
KAALAWAI BEACH.
An acre of land extending from the Diamond Head Road to.ljcach,
with 100 foot frontage on beach. Price $3,500. ' r ' J t
We have for sale leasehold interest in lot 20x80, Waianuenue Street,
Hilo. Size of building 20x36. Best business location in Hilo.
FOE
Property at Pearl Citv, near Depot. Tantalus home for one year
term,
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and
sell
we Duy
Stocks and Bonds.
We have money to
loan on listed sugar
stocks.
Bishop Trusc Co., Ltd.
BethelSt. Honolulu
Bank . of. Hawaii,
" Limited.
Capital and Surplus $1,000,000
NAHROWJSCAPE
On Saturday last there wns n mar
vcIohs cscnpo from Instant death l)
a party of three Chlneso who wero
(Journc)lng to WUImannlo with a
cart load of vegetables
Tho Chlneso had a two-horse ve
hicle, and when about half way up
tho Pali ono horso took fright and
tho team dashed against tho rail
ings. Tho fenco was broken nnd
one horse, getting free from tho har
ness, dropped over the bluff. Ono
of the Chlneso also fell, hut fortu
""'P1 escaped without serious In
JUry. Tho other two Chlneso Jump
' cd clear of the wreck and wero un-
.! r.1
Injured. Tho horse that went over
tho pall was instantly killed, but
the one that remained on tho road
was only slightly scratched.
Alexander Hume Ford writes that
ho teaves? tNcw York this month'' for
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i iiunuu, uy way oi ciirupo anu Anil.
ESTATE
LEASE. "
Merchant Streets.
POLICE COURT
I sss
HASJBUSY TIME
Large Number of Y.buhg
Gamblers Av rested
And Fined 'I
After tho nuitliv which existed hi
the Police Court last week, this morn
ing's calendar looked as thotlgh an
epidemic of crime had broken .out) In
tho city, no fewer than Uhlrtv. ono
cases appearing on tho roll. Of theso
tho majority consisted of gambling
charges, tho police bi caking in sev
eral crop bunches throughout tho city.
worm nn nazer, Kawolo, Kalorpa
hula nnd Kapulnni, Young Kwal Chas
Kahalln, Ah Sam, llona,. Chin nil
pleaded guilty to charges of shooting
craps nnd were each fined 19 and
routs. Hong Ing forfeited his ball and
C, S. Kino and Thos , Malkul, were re
manded to the Juvt-nllo Court on sim
ilar charges,
Kaneta, a Jnnpneso, was fined $25
and costs for driving an nutomobllo
without a license. , IIIh only defense
was that l.o Jiad ..made application foi
a llccnso but bed not vol received
same. f t ,
l.nu Choy was fined $15 and costs
for an assault on Mrs. Amo)'.
For riding n blcvclo without,, -a
light, S, Sumlda, a Jnpancso, was fined
$5 and costs. ' - . .
Joo Haposn and Keawo were each
fined $3 and costs for drunkenness.
Moses Kahalo and loano Pookela were
each fined $4 and costs and Thos.
Kott, Shlmlzu ami Minora forfeited
ball of $6 on similar charges. ' (
Other cvscs of a minor naturo worn
continued till tomorrow.
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THE OEM.
Tint talking pictures aro flilJIng
fivor with Honolulu audlencvh Is
vhnwn nnd proved hy tho exceptional
1 largo nmlkncta which aro stream
ing In and out of the Gem Theater
Mncc the Inception of that marvcloux
Artophone. Tho program, whelhlwlll
h" changed cntlrel) this ovcnlng, con
tains such gems as: The well known
qunrtet from Verdi's charming operv
Illgolctto": tho VllJa song rwllli
churn from the "Merry', Widow") tho
peasants' march from the ntwra )Tho
jony l'.irnior, ami last nut tiot'icast,
Lnnrtnn't latest hit son;;. ''IIojh land
Olrls," rendered bv Illlly Wlllhimi.
This is nn exceptionally strong' nnd
pleasing pitigrom nnd Ono that lovers
of good mutdc cannot well nfford to
miss.
PARK THEATER.
The leiJliiK film at tho Park tonight
Is ColonlM Vlrglnli. nn cducatloiiil
Kiibjoct showing Icirtlhg events In tho
founding vt old Jamestown. Tho S?iv
pentlno d.uico shown bomo time ago,
will be repeated by request. This by
man) Is tousldeieJ tho prettiest film
ever shown hero. Mr James Carlisle
a vaudeville artist of some note,, will
Introduce, mimical specialties and a
few good stories Tho UBiial good
songs nnd native orchestra. No In
creano I upilccs
ORPHEUM.
Tho Orphcum gives nn
entire
chnngo of bill tonight. Chop fluey
the clover skit that tickled over thrco
thousand people tho lattor part ofdast
week, will give woy to another equally
as funny. There will bo new songs,
dances and choruses, in addition to
four reels of now pictures, each and
every ono a fcaturo film. Ordor your
soatB in ndvanco ami secure good '
ones. For a moderato prlco show
this Is tho best over seen in Honolulu
BAND CONCERT.
There will bo a public moonlight
and concert this evening at 7:30 at
Kmma Square. Kolovvlng Is tho
program: V
PART I.
March Aalo ..,,., ..Dcrgcr
Overture Lodolska (now) ......
Chcrablni
Intermezzo Klzz (now) . ..yisham
Hemlnlsccnccs of Ilosslnl. . . .Godfrey
PART IF.
Vocal Hawaiian Bongs
Mr. by Ilcrger
Selection The Gold Mlno. .Williams
Waltz Tho Morry Widow. . . .Lehar
Klnalo-7-Llo Kamalll , -, .fiercer
Tho Star Spangled Ilanner.
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MT- BULLETIN ADS PAY
REMNANTS
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COTTONS,
LINENS, etc.
on sale ,
Monday, Aug. 2nd
And following days till all are Sold,
See our windows,
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Wisdom
May be credited to the dealer who showa a disposition to
buy what his customers want. Segal Pumps are what
the women are asking for. Every thade and site to fit
all.' Made 'of the ttntsf materials. Pat. Kins; Colt Beam
less Pump. The Lindsev Pump is the season's latest hit.
tan, Black, Blue, fink, Grey. Green, Lavender, White
Champagne, Kid, White Satin. Price $4.00.
Regal Shoe Store,
McCandless Bldg. Cor. King ano Bethel Sts.
1118
IHHjq
Theo. H. Dayies fc Co.,
Ltd.. '
Hardware Department. ,
FREIGHT
HAULING
Honolulu Construction' fc Draying Co
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Office Fort Street. 0pp. W.
ROBERTS SAVED LIVES r
(!F THREE JAPANESE
WAIMJKU. Maul, (July 31. last
Sunday about 4 o'clock tlueo Jap-
nnevo r.ipslzo I t hoi r llttlo boat lu
tho channel. Captain Itobcrts,
whoso manly form-oftcn iidornslhe
water front, seeing thp mon stiug
Rllng to refh tholr boat and at the
same time being carried farther
nwn') by n strong current, Jumped in
his ci nop, which is uhvujs ready foi
saving., llfo. proporty nnd clearing
the'cliannel-of sharks, etc, and In
twenty minutes or so had tho Japan
ese In his good boat. One of tho men
wns bctomlng unconscious, hnving
too much of the Pacific In his stom
ach. Captain Iloberts poured thfs
water back into the ocean by hold-
j Ing tho man up by tho heels. Ilclng
power i hi nnu nn excellent swim
mer, tho heroic captain has perform
ed many similar deeds during tho
last few vcars, Kven when a boy
he was noted for making big hauls
of flBh nnd lassoing sharks. It Is
said that he can sec a school of fish
a mile from shoro nnd glvo tho num-
,ber and nnmo Maul News.
Tho following nra registered at tho
Young: John Hind of Kohala; Mrs
John Watt, of Olna, Hawaii, accom.
panlod by her sons; Mosul h. Uluott.
J. K. Oniinon. H. R, Elgin and C. D.
Hofgaard. Iitn of Ilonoltnn plantation
storo, who ciiinu In on tho Maitna Kca.
m
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The Conklin
Self-Filling
Fountain . Pen
Drinks Ink like a camel.
Buy one at
WICHMAN'S
We carry all styles and sizes-
?250 upwards.
II. F. Wichman & Co.
ItMITED,
'lEADINfi'jEWEEEB8." '
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The
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Refrigerator
Easiest to. clean.
No trouble with doors.
Uses leifst ice..
We get the bulk of this-work he
cause of onr superior facilities for
handling! it and our reasonable
prices. We do all kinds of hauling;,
however, and are looking for more
Vbnsiness. t J
G. Irwin & Co.
Phone'281.
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FIRST? SiTAOL
OF .TRIAL PAU
Prosecuti n RUs Its
. .Ca e ard Negoro
Takes S.and ,
The conspiracy trial today entered
Into ills third ,woek und Its tenth
day of actual proceedings., Tho
prosecution Inaugurated tho week
by resting Its caso ut 10:30 this
morning, and Llghtfoot, for the de
fense, put Negoro ou tho stand as
.he first witness, Tho pyrotechnics
began ut onco.
Shcba was put on the Btand again
early this morning, by tho prosecu
tion and more articles from the JIJI
offered In evidence. Their tcnuru
was about tho sama us thoso which
havo gone before, advising tho
"extermination" of, sundry sycoph
ants who" wero named with all their
titles and a few Invented hy .Iho
HlghcrWngo sspclatlun.rLlght
foot cntcicd tho samo7 objection as
beforo and the safrio 'overrflllng wjs
mudc.
Tlio" next witness "for tho prosecu
tion was Bhlmldtu, for manypears
Interpreter at Walpahu, bu who
naked -for an (Interpreter whllo giv
ing his testimony. -v
He testified to having; left tho
plantation at tho last moment for
fear of being ostracised after hear
ing remarks ofUhe leaders of tho
Honolulu 'Higher "Wngo Association
aW to his ultlmato disposal.
Prof. Donning was then put on and
"more ,nrt(ces entered, This com
pleted the prosecution's case.
Negoro was put on tho stand Im
mediately afterwards. During tho
course of his .testimony ho stated
that ul though Shoba belonged to tho
opposition, ho udmlrcd his couraga
rind tho manner In which ho had
stuck by his convictions when ho
wns all ulono In tho world. After
throwing (his boquot Negoro lapsed
Into sllonco as far as Important tes
timony went.
( Ho stated, however, that tho cir
cular that had; called, tho meeting' at
tho Asahl Theater, so long dlsulbsed
at tho opening ,of tho trlul, hnd been
drawn up by, TnBaka uud 'sent 6ut
unsigned. - '
CASTOR IA
For Infanta and Children.
rha Kind Yon Have Always BongH
Ag.iauiro of CGt7jif
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