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TtF wrT-;,T-vMfffroiaH!y't ffW?' c? y,r T i ,.- wv-. .. f-Ji'l . iMmaj ".: ' , Tjr." :w 7"Ajm, ', ." u i( . uihemh . i. f f -i i A 5 '' Prom Pan Francisco: llllonlnn Sept. 1 For Snu iraucisco: Asia Sept. 7 From Vancouver: Mnkuru Sept. 1- . . ' For Vancouver: , . . , . . Ar'"igi sc'"-16 3;Po EDITION EVENI'N G BULLETIN Bulletin Advertising is Good Times Advertising for Sellers and Buyers Strangers in Honolulu, who are without homes, will find the right place quickly by mini; Bulletin Want Ads. Oldtimers with housse to rent, can best do it by using Bui 1 e t i n Want Ads. , VOL. XI. NO. 4403. 12 PAGES. HONOLULU. TERRITORY OF HAWAII,-WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1909. 12 PAOE8. PRICE S CENT!. AMERICAN EXPLORER REACHES NORTH POLE MIL1TARV HOSPITAL PLANS COOKE ESTATE TAX WILL LE $69,000 IS ESTIMATE Opinion Based On A Valuation Of $3,000,000 Big Estate Must Pay Claim NEW INCOME TAX FOR THE CORPORATION Heirs of Estate Say That Invent ory and Appinisal Will Be Filed in thi Regular Form for Purposts of Law. It Is citlmnted Hint tlic Inherit ance tnx on Hie estate of thu Into Clmilcs M. t'ooko will nppioclm.ite Ihu mini of $fiO,OO0, which ninnunt will ho pnlil Into llio Tonltorlal Treasury mi tlm basis of the estate being Inventoried lit $:S.OtlJI.Ol)0 of pmpcity on whleh the Inhciltance tut In collcctuble within tin- Terri tory. It Is Htuteil nutlKirlt.itlvely that their Is no dealu- upon thoip.u't of Hie helrH of the estate, ,t,oj;viyb,tho usual pincvtlurc.ot minis flu linen t- urv. a nrovlslon against which Is stipulated In the coitlcil to Mr. Cooke's will. The fnct Hint It would he Impossible, to jnake a collect rompiitittlon of tho amount of the luheiltaiico tnx without an Invent oiy of tho cstnte Is acknowledged, nnil thu usuiil Inventoiy nnil ticeoni p.ili)lng iippralsiil will bo fl led. Tim amount of taxable-, properly belonging to tho o.tiilo within the Terrltoiy has only been approx imated, but It Is believed that the llgiiie"of J3.O00.0U0 Is veiy near the amount that will be shown In the luu-ntoiy nnil appraisal, other pioperty or lingo value being situ ated In California. In addition to tho Inigo Inhorlt iiiuo tajc that tho Cooke estate will have to ln'y to the Teullory , the citato ioiioratlon, the Chtujes M. Cooke Coiiip.iny, Limited, will fall within the piovlslons of tho new unu per cent lorporatlon tax which no ctnpatiled the passago of the I'll) ne t.ullf law at tho last session of Congress. The new IVdcral law provides for a geni'iiil levy of one per tent on all corpointlon Incomes, and It Is hep.unlo and additional to tho In come taxes that may have been Im (Continced on Page 2) CHARGES MADE IN STRANGE MISOJASE Importer Of Bean-Food Appeals From Board's Decision SUGAR CONTRACT AGAIN RENEWED CONTENDS THAT MISO IS NOT ENUMERATED ON LIST Circuit Judge Whitney this morn ing rendered Judgment for tho plain lift" In the suit brought by W. B. Shnw against John !'. Colbiirn, as executor under tho will of the lute I'rlnoo David. The Judgment Is for tho sum of (32S3.S5 with costs of court and attor ney fees. Tho suit wns brought on a promis sory note which was mado In 1904, tho complaint stntlng that Prince David wnnled to borrow jumi.oo rrom ( lnohB over ,50000 wortn ot lho the lato William II. Illnlsdell. Tho lut- niiiprtatloii termed "MIbo" Into this tor did not havo tho money and hu bor- ;rortwhlcb has been the cause of harditt rowed It from Shnw, I'rlnru David In- fought legal contests lis to what It U ilorslng tho nolu Illalwlell died Intes- Is, mid what tho proper classlltcntlou j late and the art Ion wits lniiKM and customs duly siiouid Do on ineij; Voluminous Brief Filed by Attorney to Show That the Mysterious Food Pelongs to a Different Class Than Taxed by Collector. ngnlii8l Colliutn as the Prince David's estate. executor H9LUAL0A PEOPLE AND THEIR. SCHOOL of tuff, Attorney K. C. Peters jesterdny (lied In tho United States District .Court his brief representing S. II. I Fujiyama's appeal from a decision of I the Hoard ot General Appraisers, classifying MIso ns a "vcgctnblo pre- pared or preserved." In his nppllco- 1 Hon for a rovlov of the decision, Fu jiyama, tho Importer, contends that MIso Is a non-onunicratcd nianufug tured article. Among other things tho brief of ap plicant says: ' Wo ink It that tho Court prepara tory to a consideration of tho brlofH, will again read the evidence, and so mnkn no comment upon tho method ot tho manufacture, ofvtho article. 'fur ther than may bo necessary to Illus trate as wo proceed tho respective points mado by tho applicant. r II....... I. n. ,.. .... -. .... " ' i uiiiBiapu ii is ns iuiiuwh; uenns, peas and uiiishroonis, propared or pro' aorved, In tins, Jars bottles or similar packages, !',4 per pound, Including tha weight of all tins. Jars and other lm meillato coverings: nil vegetables Tho tioublo nrlses over tho trans- prepared or preserved, Including pie for of Mis. Mnvdwell, for several, kles and oinccs of all kinds not si. daily provided for In, this Act. fish Transfer Of Mrs. Maydwell Is Not To Their v Liking Thcie Is troublo browing In tho Holuj'lou school nt Koua, nnil It may bo that before tho thing Is finished the Department of Public Instruc tion will mnko a general Investiga tion of the administration of that school. years assistant nt tho Holuulon school, to a prlnclpalshlp five miles distant. On tho face of it, this would appear to be a promotion, but It Is understood that Mrs. Maydwell does not wish n transfer, as slio can not crislly change' her residence, and, what seems more to tho point, the pai cuts of tho pupils nro not desirous that she should go. Tho claim Is put forward by tho supporteis of Mrs. Maydwoll's to tcntion that lho transfer was an In direct icsnlt of the principal's ills lippioval of Mis. Maydwell, for (Continued on Page 2) School Days mean SCHOOL CLOTHES. The finest assortment of little nen's clothing in the city at The Kash Co., Ltd. Fort and Hotel St. ROYAL. BRAJm 1 inMo or sauce, forty per cent Ad valorem. Tho Collector clr.Eslfied tho articles as a "sauco" under Paragraph 211 basing Buch classification upon the de finition of "MIso" as contained in tho Drlnckley's Japanese-English Diction nry which defines it "as a kind of sauco mado of wheat, bean and salt," and uponjhe finding that boiled beans wcro the principal Ingredient and com ponent of chief vnluo. Tho Poard of General Appraisers, upon appeal, from tho assessment of tho Collector,- held the article to bo dutiable under paragraph 241, as vegetable "propared or preserved" If not a "sauce, in full: "Tho merchandise in controversy Is a Japancso product called 'mlso' which Is used by tho Japanese In mak ing soup. Tho commodity Is mnnufac (Continued on Pajre 6) Insurance "WHAT 18 INSUIIANCET 'TIS A DAND' THAT GRASPS TUB FU TUnB I1Y THE HAND AND WEDS IT TO THE PRESENT." Insurance Department Sale of Hawaii's raw sugars at tho ruling market rate Is guar anteed for another three-year period. Arrangements have been made for tho, extension of tho contract between tho local sugar planters and' tho American Sugar Refining Company. Tho present contract docs not expire for a year or more, but during thu past summer successful negotiations have been carried on In New York that assure tho sale of the island sugars on tho present basis for another period Under the scheme that has prevailed for soveral years the sug ars of Hawaii's Sugar Factors Co., Ltd., are taken by tho Ameri can Sugar Refining Compiny at New York, with the exception of be tween one hundred and two hundred thousand tons shipped to the Pacific Coasl. Tho price at which tho local sugars nro sold Is tho quotation mado by tho sale of any lot of sugars of two hundred tons or over on tho New-Jfork markot Just previous to the arrival of any Hawaiian cargo at New York or tho Delawaro Breakwater. In other words Hawaii's cargoes aro sold tho moment they are sight ed off the Ureakwator. Tlila contract for the sale of tho sugar Is what has sometimes given rise to the statement that the local planters am In tho hands ot the .Sugar Tiust, but the only string between tho Trust and U tho IslniuHnduMry Is that tho th former agrees to buy the product tt of the latter at tho market price. ,Tliu scheme Is probably beneficial tt to the Trust In that It Is assured of a,soi:rre of supply, and It Is tt of benefit to Han all planters. becr.uso they do not Indulge In a i: scrnmbletn put their sugars op-the market at the same time and tt .thus. become the plaything of brokers woiklns Ihu markets, and tt ,thu producers. tt tttittHt'nttnttttttuuttttttttntttttttttttttittttttMttnttiinti'n 'J nD Prill If GENERAL MILITARY U,1,U""IX HOSPITAL FOR GOT TO POLE COPENHAGEN, Sept. 1. An official of Greenland has announced to the Colonial office from Shetlands that Dr. Cook, the American explor er, who was physician with the Peary party, reached the North Pole on April 12. 1008. Dr. Cook is re l turning from the North on a Dan ish steamer. GREAT BRITAIN'S DEMAND. War Department Will Erect $100,000 ' Building RAPIDLY INCREASING FORCES COMPEL ACTION VARIED PROGRAM . !' FOR VISITORS Army and Navy Come In For Attention Today There was no .tardiness this morn ing on the part of tho Congressmen and their families when the special car stopped at the corner of Hotel and Atakeu streets to take them to the naval tug Iroipiols, Thu prospect of a trip In tho w uteri and around the shores of the Island whoso charms have already captivated them, and also, that ot seeing Pearl Harbor, world famous, has mado tho day's program n rod-lettor ono for all since they first saw the Itinerary ar ranged for them. Tho Idea of the cav nlry drills and io!o games at I.cllelmn wus also looked forwards to eagerly. All wero safely embarked on the Iroquois at a quarter to nine and a fow minutes later tho tug was steaming oul We quota the declslortf of the harbor with the Jolly party. 'i no volcano ion aim tnu guns ot nai lery Harlow still afforded the lawmak ers a choice topic of conversation. Ouo of tho members of tho Committee on Naval Affairs Inquired thu reason ot placing tho battery where It Is, Instead of erecting It In tho crater Itsolf, Lieutenant Houston, U, S. N., In spector of lighthouses, commanded thu naval tug on Its trip to Pearl Harbor ns ho Is for tho present her "skipper." Tho Congressmen were delighted (Continued on Page 4) HER MAJESTY'S BIRTHDAY SEPT. 2 PEKIN, Sept. 1. Great Britain has demanded full reparation from the Chinese government for the kill ing or a .British subject who was connected with the Clark scientific expedition. TOBONTO LIBRARY BURNED. TORONTO. Canada, Sept. 1. The 'library of. Parliament was , burned today. The financial less is stononnn .mi ,ito. jn.. menti, the -value of whioh cannot be estimated -in dollars and cents. " i RAWHIDE FATALITIES. BAWHIDE, Nev., Sept. 1. The statement of many fatalities daring yesterday's deluge hu not been con firmed. JAPANESE 'IN SEATTLE. Hawaiian TrustCompany Limited . MEALS AND SERVICE EXCEL AT THE PALM CAFE Hotel and Union Sts, Our Parcel Delivery Reaches all parts of the city. Care ful drivers. Prompt service, TERRITORIAL MESSENGER VICE. Telephone "301. . SER- Reception Will Be Held At Washington Place; Luau Afternoon SEATTLE, Sept. 1. The dele gation of Japanese business men who are to visit the exposition and the Northwest arrived today on board the IHU liner Minnesota. They wrc welcomed to the city by the Tomorrow, September 2, Is the uournor oi xne Biaie, me Mayor o: birthday of Her MaJcBtyQueeeu I.III-ttl'e city and a large number of uokulanl. and aB usual, she will hold . prominent omens, a public reception at the Washing ton Place. At 11 o'clock she will receive the members of the Congres sional party and their wives, Tho lady members of tho Hawaiian so cieties, Including those ft the Hul Oiwi, the Kaahiimanu, Kaulkeoujl. the Poola, and the Kumehameha, It is said, will be there to pay their respects to the Queen, Hjr Majesty will receive the guests n tho Wnlklkl reception room, In accordance with tho an cient customs, there will be pla d In the room largo and small kahilis, the rojal emblems. She will nat urally wear lllnm lels, which sig nify ''royalty," on such occasion. Prince and Princess Kalanlaole and Oovornor Cleghoru will assist In receiving the guests as. they ur rive. At the entrance Hon. Edward K. Ullkulanl, wearing the orders of Knploluni and Kalakaua, will wel come the guests and turn them over to the ushers, who''wlll probably be (eorge Smithies nnd other old of ficials ot the Hawaiian Court. The Hawaiian Hand, under the leadership of Captain Ilcrger, will be there In honor ot the Queen's birthday. In the afternoon a" luau will be given nt the Queen's Walkllil Homo. This Is strictly an Invita tional affair. PRESIDENT OF COSTA RICA. NEW YORK, Sept. 1. Word was 'received here today that Gen eral Jiminez has been elected Presi dent of Coata Rica. MARTIN ANDERSON SUICIDES. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1. Mar tin Anderson, secretary of the Ma rine Engineers' Union, committed suicide today in this city. The cause for his act is not known. 8UGAR. 8A NFRANCISCO, Sept. 1. Su gar Beets, 88 analysis, Us 6 3-4d. Parity, 4.44 cents. Previous quota- JfeS'JL1'5 1-4d' DID YOU FOROET T Our Next Fruit Boat will be the LURLINE, SEPT. 2. Fruit at its best now. Island Fruit Co., EXPERT FRUIT SHIPPERS. Will Be One of Most Modern in Service Staff Army Physi cians, Red Cross and Hospital Corps Attached. . While no definite orders hmo reached the authorities hero front Washington, the Wnr Department bus practically derided to build u largo geiieial nMlllury honpltal In Honolulu , to tako care of thu goerpinent's men In proper shape. With lho constantly increasing forces of Infantry, cauilry ami aillllery In Hawaii, nnd thu 300 men coming who will bo stationed nt I'er.rl Harbor, the hospital question b is assumed larger proportions IhnD ..rst calculated mi. At Kurt Shutter, I.ollehui, nnd Torty Ruger there uiu limited hospital no- i commodatlons but outside of tho ono at Kurt Shaftcr, thero would ho lltllo ' room for any number of men In rasu of hostilities here. Tho plain and specifications of the general ho'pltnl are here, nnd tho officials aro custlng about for n suitable site. It Is said the building will oust over $100,000 (Continued on Page 2) MARINE BARRACKS AT WATERTOP Appropriation Is Ready; Plans In Hands Of Architects I. Illds will probably be a.hcTilscd very soon for tho construction at tho big marine barracks at Wate'iiwn. adjacent to the Pcnrl Harbor Jtavnl station. 1185,000 was appropriated somu time ago by Congress for tho construction of a concrete building, and tho plans for It aru now In tho hands of local architects on wliUTli to figure out their tenders. It Is the Intention of tho Navy De partment to establish n flnoly equipped barracks nt this point, with a tc7V0f accommodating us high as lO.Ovp or 15,000 men In case that many should ho sent heru nt nny time, Regular quarters for 300 to 500 men will In provided. Tho surveying has 'boon completed, and as soon as tho bids are "In and contracts awarded, tho work will begin at Watcrtown. Travelers' Money ' Belts liollister Drug Co. Hi Stand Pat Is expressive, isn't it I , This illustration is one of our "Crossett" Brown Russia Oxfords the kind that "MAKES LIFE'S WALK EASY." They do not ride at the heel. gape at the ankle, bind across the toes, nor make you anxious to cet I them off at night. Sold nowhere else in town. Manufacturers1 Shoe Co., Ltd., w ; 1 1051 Fort St Phone 282 115 J 1 .a,t v StifiikiiV Wk JSgAiM&fcil -nxJ; kA'L"-' 'ldmiALimskiSat. :miilJtMik,JlMi ..att lj: MiimriiBkWf