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Evening- Bulletin
DAILY and WEEKLY Published by BULLETIN PUBLISHINO CO., LTD
At 120 King Street, Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii.
Daily every day except Sunday. Weekly iuued on Taciday of each week.
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Wttllnce R. Parrlnaton, - - Editor
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MONDAY SEPTEMBER 27, 1909
Praise undeserved is satire in dis
guise. 1'ope.
axiei JJ
BETTER STEAMSHIP SERVICE.
It the Oceanic steamship' Sierra In
fipt behind Avery proposition that put on the run between this port
lias its. lis purpose, bettor nccommo- nnd San riuuclsco It will bo nn cvl-
elation (or more passengers coining dento ot the Intention of at lenst ono
to Honolulu. jot the steamship lines now' doing
rjr rs business In Honolulu to ninko an
honest effort lo handle the Increas
ing passenger business that Is offer-
Ing.
Kxplorcr Coolc could never nlloid
to hup Explorer I'cary for blander.
Thrru Is loo lnucli free ndvortislng
In Hie piesont controversy.
Mnko it unnulmoiifl when nn)onp
proposes putting on larger steam
thlps to nrcoinniodatc and promote
pahsoiigor trafflc to Honolulu.
Clifford I'lnchot has so well con
duced the public as to what ho lu
teuds to do that it begins to look as
though theio was only ono thing for
2lr. llalllnger to do.
No. the Sierra on the local run
should not put a damper on another
now Mutxon liner. Iluslnoss Is stead
ily Increasing, mid with freights glv
t'lx passenger carriers moro liners
than nro now In sight will bo need
ed to handle tho traffic with Honolu
lu as a terminal.
If tho steamship Sierra Is good
enough to carry three hundred
Shrluers of the biggest Shriller com
bination west ot the Rockies, it
ought to lmo n sufficiently good rep
utation to forestall tho Honolulu
knocker who say? that any ship ot
tered isn't good enough, and forever
irles for bomcthlng different.
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Fort & School Sts.
Kaimuki 1B.R.
Emma Lane 2 B. R. .
709 Kinau St 2B.R..
Rose & Middle Sts...3B.R..
Union & Garden Lane.3B. R. .
Pawaa & Young St. .4 B. R. .
Kinau and Alapai Sts.2B. R. .
1111 Kinau St 3B.R..
1245 Lunalilo St....3B.R..
725 Kinau St 3B.-R. .
Man on Valley 3B. R..
110 Bates St 2B.R..
Elsie ave & Young St.4 B. R. .
Hotel & Richards.... 2 B.R..
1286 Bcrctania St...5B.R..
1B.R..$ 8.00
12.00
12.00
17.00
18.00
18.00
25.00
20.25
32.00
32.50
32.50
35.00
35.00
40.00
40.00
40.00
Kaimuki
FURNISHED.
Manoa Valley 2 B.R.
Elsie Av. & Young St .3 B. R.
Kaimuki 3B. R.
Wilder Av.&Makiki. 3 B.R.
LOTS FOR SALE.
2 lots near Fort Ru-
ger on Twelfth Ave.,
$250.00.
2 lots on summit of
small hill, two blocks
from car line, $300,00
each.
1257 Kinau St.
2039 Nuuanu St.
...5 B.R.
...5 B.R.
40.00
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45.00
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55.00
100.00
Trent Trust Co,, Ltd.
Cvi. Hunt 3 r i ti v I
..wjuiit i reat Bargains
The A. HOCKING house at the
mauRa end of Kcwalo street. Com-1
pletely furnished. This is the most j
desirable house in Honolulu being I
offered for rent at thc present time,
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Rent $100 per month.
According to nil appearances the
men from tho warships liuve had a
mighty good tlmo ashore in Honolu
lu. And they have done It In a stylo
Unit Is u credit to tho navy. If a
few failed to walk the rhalk line of
absolute propilety, thes-o exceptions
wore far less than would bo recorded
with an equal number of civilians
running looso on pay day after u
long, hard cruise.
Sunday closing of hotels and ios
tunrants while 'several thousand
lnon nro In port after n hard cruiso
lias demonstrated tho fact so often
proved In Prohibition States If
men want liquor they will get It.
Taking tho statement of Sunday's do
ings as given by tho anti-saloon
forces, it seems that tho general
welfnro of all concerned would have
been bettor berved by regulated sale
of beverages.
Tho coming of the Slcira with a
special exclusion Is assured. This
should mnko a first-class pivllmlnary
to advertise the ship and put tho
traveling public thioughout tho
States, and n good part of the world,
in touch with the uauio-aiid charac
ter of the boat cnrrjlng the greatest
combination ot wealth, pleasure,
business and good nature that ever
toured this part of the Pacific, or
Indeed any other ocean.
Thrco hundred passengers may bo
comfortably rairled In this largo
liner ot the Oceanic Company, null
if she Is put in tho condition Unit
may be expected under n charter by
Shrlners, Honolulu passengers wll
bo assured first-class accommodation.
Then comes tho freight. Mr. Glf,
faid reminds the public, as others
halo reminded tho public, Unit
American (steamship lines cannot
operate profitably without freight.
It Is uufoitunnto that large Inter-
i of this city have contracted
fi eights In many instances without
making tho slightest request for the
consideration of passengers, and lis
a very natural lesult lurgu freight
carriers ure supremely Indifferent to
the passenger service of Honolulu.
Need wo lepeat that this Is not
good business fur Honolulu?
And since It is good business for
every person Interested In tho growth
of this city that theio shall bo nnt
ple accommodation for nil the pas
sengers wishing to travel to Hono
lulu, oblously enough tho lines giv
ing passenger service shoubl not bo
bcorned when bestowing tho freight,
I'rclght-carrjlng lines should caio
for the passengers, and passenger
linos that make Honolulu a terminal
nnd cater to Honolulu business
should be given fi eight.
That's business, and every nier
chant and overy curler of fi eight
and passcngeiB has to acknowledge
it.
Ing of tho true dignity u( quiet home
lire. '
"(So where )ou will," he writes,
"thioughout tho length and breadth
of this fair land ot ours, and I chal
lenge you to find among, tho children
n inoic pleasing aspect than that nt
n smiling, rosy-cheeked, twolve- ear
old girl, garbed In n neat, loose-fit-ting
house dress and a dainty white
apron, while, with a snowy ten tow-
e In her hand she Is engaged In dry
ing tho dinner dishes.
"It Is much to be regretted that
wo do not give Its best measuie ot
jionor to this exalted homo life.
There Is certainly need of a great
poet or painter or sculptor or all ot
these, who will, by means of their
high nit, divert the attention of
many oung girls fiom tho nlry
phantoms which they nro now chas
ing and help them ll their arfectlons
upon the things that mako for moro
substantial character."
Professor McKcevcr's bulletins
cover many topics In the real Ing of
children In small towns nnd on
farms, lie is pioneering In n great
woik that could he promoted with
profit to present and fiitmc genera
tions, oven In tho Territory of Hawaii.
FLEET NEWS.
NAVY .MEN
will please note that
TheBestCafe
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is
'THE ALEXANDER YOUNG'
Hotel Strcot corner of the
Young Hotel Building.
Anaii From 6 a.m.
Upcll to H.30 p.m.
Wireless
Have yon a pad of Wireless
Message Blanks on yoardcskl
THE MOST IMPORTANT CROP.
Just what will conio of the plan
promoted In San Francisco for test
ing tho coastwlso shipping laws Is
not known. Tho announcement,
however, that such n test would bo
imido has served to stir up our fel
low citizens on tho Atlantic and
Pacific, coasts. Commenting on tho
possibilities and warning tho Ameri
can bhlp owners unit ship builders
to ba cm their guard, tho Lewlston
(Maine) Journal says: "Should
mi) thing occur to break down tho
piesent system of laws for the coast
wlso trade, Atlantic ships nnd ship
pers would bo sufferers to u most
teilous degree. All that Is left ot
American shipping is Its coastwlso
trade. This is prohibitive as to for
eign ships being thus monopolized to
tho American Hag to keep alive tho
nits ot shipbuilding, tho knowledge
of the Mia, and the investments be
hind .tho ship for tho good ot tho
nation nnd its national spirit. This
teems to bo good policy. Foielgn
ships underpay and underfeed their
heanion. They mo not hampered by
navigation laws, the same as nro
American bhfppers for the good of
tho sailor. Wo hnvo no question
whatever that tho government will
piosecuto tho ship that tries to break
down tho protective u) stout as ap
plied to coastwlso shipping, and it
Is suggested that thero may bo some
where In the law a provision whlih
so far as tho precedent of tho gov
ernment In regard to coaling tho
licet Is concerned, gives to the gov
ernment tho right to disregard a
law which private citizens may not
themselves violate."
Lots of things come out of Kan
sas; always bomethlng new nnd very
frequently much thnt is very good.
Under tho hitter heading may bo
classed tho Idea of Prof. William A.
.McKeever ot the Kansas Agricultur
al College that tho fanneis of tho
country should give at least as much
care to rearing healthy, Intelligent
boys mid girls as they do to the crops
ot tho field.
In order to nrouso tho fathers
wo know that the mothers do not
need to bo reminded Prof. Mc
Keever is sending out special bulle
tins to tho families In .the'. agricul
tural districts. Tlio3o bulletins hnvo
to do with bringing up children, and
the expenso of the distribution Is
paid by prlvato subscription among
the business men of tho State. Spo-
clnl attention ot our business men Is
called to this feature, to remind them
that they are not tho only business
men In tho world requisitioned tP
aid projects that may properly bo
classed as, governmental affairs.
"Wo havo special courses in poul
try raising, pig raising and horsu
breeding," Piof. McKcovcr fcjiys In
ono of these- bulletins, "while par
ents go-right on In' tho good old way
rearing children by guess, hcatsny
nnd supeistltlnn. As a consequence
tho first children In many families
are used for experimental purposes,
and though they may be well born,
their piospects ot a useful career are
often blighted forover."
PiofcsMir McKeever belloves In tho,
doctrlno of work for children,
collided with paiental attention, as
tho geneinl basis for real Ing a bet
ter crop of suns and daughters.
Obedience, ho finds, Is generally ro
guided as tho first vittuo for a child,
but obcdicnco without iho most In
telligent direction Is worso than
untrammelled llheity.
lie feels that appreciation la lack-
(Continued from Pnse li
championship of tho fleet, started this
morning on tho cmuts of tho Here
Inula Club, and somo Interesting
matches were pktyed. Somo of tho
best plaveis In tho navy vtciro. present
and their plating was warmly ap
plauded by tliu ladles present.
Somo of tho officers who had cut
cied were uunblo to bo present today,
but they will bo on hand for tho
double- mntches, which start tomorrow.
Tho results this morning were:
Kennedy won finin Abokln by de
fault. Mnnn won fiom Hall by default.
Moses beat Woods, fi-2, li-1,
Henderson beat Knuffninn, G-0, 0-1.
Flagship's Men to Dance.
I1IU UUII UJ IIU Klll'll IU1UKI11 m liiu
Young Hotel. In honor of Honolulu
peoplo by tho men of tho West Vir
ginia unil Tennessee, promises to bo
a very brilllan affair. AH morning do-
tails from both ships havo been busy
decorntlng tho two paWlluiin for this
evening, nnd wbcii tho guests arrive
they. v 111 be greatly pleased with th6
efforts of tho men!
Mrs. Sebtcc, wlfo of tho Admiral,
and Mrs. Itccs, wlfo of Captain ltces,
will receive tho guests as they arrive-,
alter which thoy will bo taken chargo
of by tho tecoptlou committee, and In
trodiiccd to tho men from tho two
ships.
A hit go number of Invitations have
been nent out, and n pleasant owning
Is in store lor nll'thoso who attend
Tho following men hnvo chargo of
tho details fcr tonight's reception mil
dance: Messrs. W. If. Drown, O. II,
Thompson, J. J. Ilolnud, V. Pace, I).
llallard, F. W. Hlovlns, It. Wilson, 11
C. Holm, I.. C. SlnimeJ, H. lingers, II.
C. Wells mid I Smith.
Concord Coaling,
Early this -morning th ciow of iho
Concord started taking on coal for hor
trip to Iiicmertnn, nnd with any Mitt
of luck should bo finished by 1 o'clock
today, Sho will tako on tine- hun
dred odd tons, and will Ionic on
For particulars call at
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Bethel Street.
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line, on high ground, commanding
a splendid view of Manoa Valley.
Size of lot 100:150. House consists
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fast room, two bedrooms, kitchen,
bath, servants' quarters, etc. New
ly painted inside and out and mod
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DUTCH CRUISER
NOORDBRABANT IN
Fires Salute In Honor
Of Admiral SebreeV
Fleet
lUtor n long period, during
which tlmo no Dutch warship
has vlbltcd Ibeao Islands, n
cruiser, fljlug thu Hutch Hag n-rlved
this morning ami docked on tl..- niaukn ,
ride of tho Hnckfeld wharf.
The ci ulcer's name Is Koordbrnbint,
commanded by Captain W. Vus. Her
tonnago Is 1300, nnd alio carries 3.'0
men, Including officers and crow. Moat
of tho officers speak good Kngllsh, and
as soon ns tho ci ulcer docked they
commenced to ask ipiestlons about
tho population of Honolulu nnd of tho
Territory gijierally. Tho first tlmo u
Dutch man of wnr visited thesu Is-,
lands was in 1SS7,
Conrul von Holt called on Captain '
Yog this morning as soon ns thu ship;
docked.
Neatly nil of tho officers havo had
somo experience In real war. Theli
last happened In tho Wost Indies,
whero tho natives started trouble.
Tho Noordbrabant lnnclo tho trip
from Marshall Island, her last port ot
call. In ten days. Sho Is only ten years
old, having been built lu Holland In
1899.
Shortly after S o'clock this morning
sho was sighted nn tho horizon. Draw
ing abeam of thu ships nt anchor sho
hoisted tho Stars and Stripes at iter
foremast and fired n national saluiu uf
tnenl) r.no guns, which was returned
by the Pennsylvania. When sho ent
ered thu harbor fclio filed another sa-
Into ot thirteen guns In honor oT Ad
miral Sobrco. Captain Vos, tho com
mander of tho Noordbrabant, paid his
official call on tho Admlrnl as toon as
sho docked.
Tho Noorhrabnnt will leavo forll-'an
t:Ruut:n:ntntt;;:ttti4 tt tt
Thursday as soon au Iho mall urrlvcs
from tho coast.
It Is quite possible that tho officers
and crow of tho Concord will ba ord
ered to tho Marblehcad, which i.i abJii'
ready to go into commission.
Pennsylvania Inside.
Tho Pcnns)lvnnu, Captain Pond,
which has been nt anchor outbldc i.lnce
tlio ileet arrived on Prldny night, camb
insldo this morning and made fast to
tho West Virginia, which Is lying at
tho Alakea street dork. On account lit
tho largo number of peoplo who uio
Invited lo (ho recpptlon tomorrow1
night., It wns decided to havo another
bhlp for tho dunclug.
Reception Plans. ,,
(heat activity Is lu ovldcnrn this
morning nniong tho men who nr,j get-
ling uverythlng In readiness for Iho
reception and danco which Is to bo
given tomorrow night.
Tho affair promises to surpass In
every way tho ono given two eais ago
on tho West Virginia and Pennsyl
vania. Cauls nro enclosed In each Invita
tion nnd no ono will bo admitted to
Iho dock, without ono.
In
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I'lnnclscu on Saturday. i
Last night Captain Vos t,ei:t In a
wlielcss to tho naval station, but failed
to git nn answer,
Tho officers of tho cruiser nro Cap
tain W. Vos, First Olllcer Pnk, CltU"
Knglneer V. Heck, Pnj master Herjt,
Surgeon V. Wllllger, Suigeon do Viles,
Lieutenants Zeciuan, do Hoes, -Yen-hint,
V, Qun, Kwnbt, Krags.
Dump IT
Several Gennau rcHldenta called at
thu Bulletin nfilcu today to protest
against thu Ingloilous way in which
tho morning papor associated proinls
cuout bcor In public placcB with n Her
man picnic. "Certainly ou will find
beer at our German picnics," said one
of tho gentlemen, "but It ls.ulivayB In
Its plnru and (lot man picnics mo af
fairs to which any man may tako his
family. I don't know why our altnlrH
should bo selected to furnish ovaniples.
of promiscuous booze fighting ns is
intimated lu tho morning paper. I am
n (icrman-Ainerlcnu citizen.''
Furnished cottages at Punahou,
Berctania ?t. rnd Waikiki Beach.
Unfurnished homes in all sections of
the city.
Waterhouse Trust
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Those
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For baby's bath, tie
this anron around you,
nnd after washing,
wrap the infant" in the
apron, which will ab
sorb every atom of
moisture; this apron
can also be used for a
carriage or 'cradle
quilt. ,
It is made of cotton,
closely knitted with a
long, downy fleece.
MEAN 0? HIM.
Mis. Nuggswood "And lo think
thnt lion Id mountain guide charged
us a d.ollnr extra to hear tho echo."
Mr. Nuggswood ' It was woilh It.
my dear."
Mrs. Nuggswood "Just llko you
t othlnk it was worth It."
Mr. Naggswood "I should say so.
It Is always worth u dollar to hoar
anything that cun nnswer sou."
SUNSET STORIES.
He "Why nro jou so distant with
nio?"
Sho Ilecnuso jou aio soqloso."
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