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THURSDAY
AUOUST 18, 1910
- m m , r ,
IUnfailhulncss in the keeping of
an appo ntment s nu net of clem
dishonesty". Youmny as well bor
MA... A .n M'i. .hAMA. MB 1..0 . 1 ,tt a
Horace Mnhn. i
t - ; -5
It Ih hIioiU (line Hip other (nmlMntet
hrgnn 'to'deotiire themselves
"Eliminate Lorrin Andrews nr the
voters will eliminate thp mrt
When Cnlipnnv lt h I likes tho rule ol
mi ngitntni Iip will lmp to look foi
Ifnvor ) Vasllleff, Init not Hie ico
tiio or uuwuii
Initnnphilenl Cltl7etlH ipflisp In b(
Kcoiiftollduted Into imy ilng tlml
E blights Independenco of tlioilRlit iitu
IH 11(111
Hooscv'clt 111 n IlRlTt"' sounds vorj
pjuturnl Hut It Ih hnnl to Inngliu
HtTtin ns being psjehologlcnll) llckct
pftcr tlio manner of IpffrleR
llonoliilit tan pnl iliiun nn tlu m
lord Unit I'Mil Is the, greatpst pdhrjqil
Fit. Ii.ir ever lmil, regardless nf whr
utrrleH off Hip championship luinorti
If thole hnvo been errors In tin
Immigration policy as winked out
they slioultl lio corrected, but llils doei
!not rpqulre abollshlus the whole I m
migration movement
mr Henry Clews' lust letter wijs "('er
Imp's the best feature In (lie whole Kit
tuition Is tlio or iIpcIiIpiI Improve
lneiit In iuoucttir urfnlrH " Anjllifnt
Tlk that HKii illj in ikes most over
ijiie look 11I6.18 int
Hawaii's proxpult) In founded ol
the protective tariff Theie In nc
shorter way to Territorial suicide
than for the people to think of Rend
ing a man to Congress who Is allied
.with the free trade party.
s Coffee can hardly bo put down nf
n fading Industry In Hawaii wher
Komi Is 10 tnkc off this venr the
largest coffee crop In the recent hlstorv
jf tlio district, and new fields nro be
ing continually planted out to coffee
Ah censors of public morals and po
litical rectitude, the Andrew skj-Co-henovltch
alliance with the beauts ol
'my paper" make n combination In
comparison with which the fairest
bunch of lilies should turn grey V Ith
ny.
Congressman Candler succeeded In
flunking so many political bi'enkB
when lie was heio as a visiting Con
gressmnn; that ho can be depended
011 to make at least six a week while
conducting an Island tampnlgn'on the
stump
Mongolia was stranded and cnlled for
assistance If this Is the same cap
tain who forbade his officcra wearing
American ll.ig buttons on the fourth
of July, ally crttjlcl-ilii he might offer
against fori Ign iintloiis must sound
like prnlHC
Kmperoi linncls Joseph of Alls
trl oiciiilles n place of honor as the
Or.md Old Man of Kuropc. There Is
prolilihl) no ruler who during his
reign has seen greater hnnges, nor
one who h.is met them Willi better
Judgment
This Is what Victor Munlock do
cliirek' (A be the meuilng of ithe He
publican Insurgent ldor In Kansas
primaries ''first, It Is n complete
repudiation of both Cannon and the
j) stem by whlih he has robbed the
people of free government in the
House Scott, Miller and lteeder
were chairmen of .important House
committees, while Culderhead was on
'hit Vu)s and Me ins Cninmlltee All
were beaten bec.iiisii lhe Hiiliscrlbed
to tio t'alinon Kjslem S c itiiil, the
Kansas Insurgent It too Is an effort
by the Itepublliaus of Kansas to snj
with emliliasts to the Nation that the
Republican party of Kansas, by In
lorslng Governor Stubbs 'and Hie.
nnsas Insurgents In Kansas, stands
jr Iimuedlato and cffeciho leglsln
Ion framed lo drve special mid self
sh Interi sis out of control In Ameri
can politics" 1
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Income
Trnm Rngnr Blocks Is greater ,
than can sefured from olher
Ineatinento, with the eame'itc
etec of safety
Ttelii Tmit Co, Ltd.
Member nf Honolulu Rtncl. L
llond lirchtnee
FOR SALE
Very desirable home, corner
Pensaoola and Kinau streets.
Your choice of two proper
ties. Call at our office and
we will take you out to see
them.
The price is right
terms can be arranged.
and
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd.
BETHEL STREET
The Right Tay
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Victories for Insurgent Itopubllcnns
tin California where Taft once paid
particular honor to the other side,
hno mado President Taft take no
tlce. Well lie may The Interests
will not bo allowed to run the conn-;
(try ns ovrvturds whoso authority Is
.unquestioned
Small (Interests may lmo to show
Irespeclful deferenco to the business
Eargunlzallnn that elects the samo ex
locutlvo blllccis j ear utter year, but
ttliey like to remain Independent In
Eiinme ut UaVt, and speak their minds
Sin meetings whero they think tlfej
get n lesptctful heurlng
Defeat of Scott, Miller, Ileidcr and
PMcLachlan for renomlnatlon shows
rthnt the Insurgent movement has cut
,in wide swath In the party of Con
Lgressinon who Visited Hawaii TjWs
(makes moro urgent an appropriation
ilor another visitation mado up of the
rnow members It also suggests that
PHawnll will do well to hustle through
(' Its appropriations during tlio short
bcssIoii of the present Congress.
8un Francisco papers publish n
(statement purporting to come from
jTiic captain of the Mongolia In which
Fiie commented on tlio licit tlossness
Kand Ill-will of the Japanese when the
OUR GREAT PROSPERITY.
nf course much of our national re
soune has heen wasted, mid the nidi
for conserving what wo have left Is
apparent without much argument.
Hut It Is nevertheless pleasing and
Instructive to look upon tlio other sldo
of the iuestfon and take note of what
great resources wo have left, and with
what certainty wo may predict tlio
futuro prosperity of the country.
This has been very well done by
Kdltor Kdmouds of tho Manufactur
ers' Record, who finds facts and fig
ures to support his claim that tho
United- States Is on tho verge of the,
greatest ern of prosperity that it lias
over kndwn
Mr lMmonds buses his proposition
on tho fact that the counto Is Just be
ginning to develop and that Ameri
can opportunity mid' American growth
nro without limit and not to bo reck
oner! by the fluctuations of tho stock
market. "
Colncldently with tho publication of
tho views of Mr. Udiuonds comes in
substantiation the statement of tho
bureau of statistics of tho Department
of 'Commerce und Labor, showing thai
tn'o exports of mniAifucturcd goods nni
tho Imports of manufacturers mater
ials lor tho fiscal year ending In 1910
wcro thb Inrgcst on record, most cer
talnly a strong argument In fnvor of
prosperity to come.
Commenting upon tho situation Mr
fdmonds says Mint we bine heaid so
much about conservation ami waste
that ninny people' hnto obtained tiic
Ifnpresclon that we nro rapidly ex
lindstlng the resources on wlifeli 'tho
great material development of the
United States lias been founded, while
In reality wo liavo only scratched tho
surface. Ilellevlng that what Mr lid
m6nda snjs is truo tt hirnishes'uil the
moro reason why over) thing left to
tho people should bo curefully pro
tected and tho principles of conserva
tion applied ut every possible point
Treating first tho'coal supply the
conslimlitlon of which is said to meas
ure A nation's industrial development.
Mr, Hdmonds shows tho Infinite re
source, of our nation with Sno.OQO
square miles of coal land us nguliiBt
42,000 In Kurope, some of our Individ
ual States having as great an urea
of coal lands ns Kurope with tho ex
ception of Russia, where a vast quan
tity Is not utllUed and probably will
not bo for many enrs to como
Our Iron ore resources nro proba
bly relatively as great as coal in com
parison with Europe Some years ago
u" estimate of I-uropo's known Iron
resources bet the figure ut 9,000,000,'
000 tons wlillo the resources of the
south ulcinp have been set by the
llteil States Oologlinl Piirvi1) .vh
ten 1pt riMit fi'iuieV flgl'li'
'l'li'srifng tli cotton, tilt gle.tteil mall
ufuctiirlug lndeidi) 'n the world, bar
ring Iron and steel, three-quarters of
tho world supply Is furnished by tho
south and overy year Europe jiays toi
this country for cottdn nn, amount
greater than th6 totul nnnual output
of all the gold mines of the vorfu.
Continuing, Mr Edmonds 'argues:
"Wo have about flvo and ohc-hnlt
per cent of tho world's population
ami about six per cent of the woild's
land urea; but wo have about ID per
cent of tho world's railroad mileage;
we nro mining one-third of tho
world's coal production, more than
one-half of Us copper, moro than ono
half of Its phosphate rock, and mak
ing nearly ohc-hnlt of Its pig iron
We are absolutely dominating tho
world's sulphur trade
"Wo arc thus doing not onI n very
i J
largo proportion of tlio world's' Indus
trial nut rttlonn. but w'e nro'nble lo
(wrt inn; 'fiiople mid In Wlm lliun I
il , , ..
anil M)H'Kiippi in in spinuiei oi oiner
lands 75 llcr cent of their raw mnter-
)",.nd jot wo havo only t coui
mrncd to grow. Wo have only laid
tho foundation for tho great Industrial
structure to bo reared We havo onlj
begun to learn how to utilize our re
sources to the best ndvnntage Thus
far we have been doing u pioneer
work; now wo nro getting ready to
(lo tho scientific work of real national
development, a development In ngrl
culluto, In marufaclures mid in trans
position alont, much broader lines
than In the past.
"Under the teaching of scientists In
our agricultural colleges vp hnvo for
the lust 1- or IS jcars boon Increasing
tho fertility of our soil tq the extent
that during that tlmo there has been u
gradual but stead) Increase In tlio
avorngo nnnual yield In grnln and coti
ttrhouse Trust
Special Opportunity
During this month only we offer the followinp; choice
Kaimuki residences for purchase, upon terms within the
reach of anybody desirous of acquiring a home. Small cash
payment and balance in monthly instalments. Call and get
particulars of these two, special bargains before they ore
withdrawn:
NO. 1 Three-bedroom house on car line. Spacious la
nais. Newly papered and painted throughout.
Lot 100.C225, covered with shade! and fruit
trees. Stabjes and servants' quarters.
' NO. 2 New two-bedroom bungalow. Magnificent view
of two oceans; adjoining Kaimuki Crater (re
served as a park). Either one or two lots, as
,. desired.
J
WE ALSO OFFER FOR LEASE "
Three-bedroom furnished bungalow on tho Kaimuki car
line. One of the most comfortable homes in Honolulu.
Waterhouse
Trust
Fort and Merchant Stret flf Lk , ,2v
ye 191 1 Chalmers
A Triumph in Initiative
Rather than 'Imitation
1
In length nf wheel bw,
type nf mntiji', raispntinn (
and price, Hip Olmlmeri
11)11 reiiinins the same In
point of refinement, finish
and luxury it is advanced
thus giving more than
ever before, for the same
price. Proved by every test',
practical and theoretical,
the .Chalmers Car today re
mains the WORTHIEST
car built in Amerjca.for a
moderate price.
In the manufacture of
automobiles, BRAIN POW
ER counts for more than
HORSE TOWER. Desjgncd
by one of the greatest of
automobile engineers, the
1911 Chalmers, detail for
ilelnil, is tlif remit. " f3r
Rigllf.l iniljalvw, anil ex
rcntive abiljty o ti rx
tent tlint the Clinlmers
HAS NEVER COPIED com
petitors, while THEY
HAv ALL COPIED THE
CHALMERS.
While the Chalmers con
struction, size and price re
main the same, others have
not only had to copy the
size, details and construc
tion of the Chalmers as
nearly as possible without
infringing, but have also
had to increase the price
and yet give, less than the
Chalmers. v
Our allotment is decrcas
ing and our orders are increasing.
Price $500 f.o.b. Detroit
TOURING: CAR AND ROADSTER
(SEMI-T0RPED0 PONY TONNEAU. $1600; COUPE, $2400
LIMOUSINE, $3000)
We will have all our allotment fully equipped at fac
tory with:
Top (Chnltncis). special glass front, magneto new de
sign lamps, Piest-o.Lite tank, horn, Warner auto meter,
robe and foot rails, tire holders, baggage carricis, 'tools
and pump. ' ''
(Licensed under Sclden Patent)
Associated Garage,
LIMITED
Dealers in Motor Cars
Tgt 1
CHALMERS "30"
iwi:n
Moro power IS delivered tn tliu
real whiilrt thlllH many nlliei'
J!.irs of Its sl?e pioved by win
ling tho aildden tour nnd many
fares wllh strictly slock rnrn.
cniNiinis ,
The T.n Woe njndn of ryllrd
r casting ndapled ,by,(he Chal
nera wljli ew.olinelmanlfobl, In
tVffil remains tlie ratfle
nllh ohvled iWtevfZ.
NOisms
The motor pnnelpil un
h.ingpil but the valve Rprlngn
irp.jinw encased nnd polseleAH
All the inotnr produced, tiinuii
riielnted not nsscnililed In Chal
mers factory.
i.uxmtY
Chalmers Comfort has always
been knnwn--luxury Is all Hint
ould be added wheel. -boso the
inme lie .Inches, frame 214
nches longer.
.r.iivMi: (qni;i
The fnmoits I'lililtners drop
frame is slntpl) iinpiovid wlillo
libera nm adopting It for the
first time.
uitiKi:s
The brnkt r always good nro
tmpiovcd.
MIA I. KIMI'UI.V
The snuio hlgh-prlcid, high
gradp dual ignition .hj stem with
llosch Magneto nnd Ileln mil
.lwns on the ('hnlinpr.s. but
.iioni protected nnd sliuplllUd.
.S'ollce bow others .nro follow'
,ng our oxninplo pf two years
umnicuiov
Chalmers runstuht level Rplnnli
Vtitn d'slgned by 'Chalmers
factory but copied by otltera
uhown on the dash by the (lull's
Hyn Sight (lange.
.ST VM) Villi TK I YSVIMI0.V,
Threo speeds forward and one
reVorsa wiectlVc tyt', ldlng
cnr. New stylo fput nreeler
ntor pedal.
niiivi:
Direct shaft with two uni
versal Joints running In oil.
WIIDI'I.S
3II In "
riMsii
New stmlght line biMly deeper
Jeiits, liner finish wood trim
nlngs yf black walnut nil
liandles, nioiildlngs, 1 (en hhapc
ly and iimsshe
Ulchellleii Who gray gear
and wheels or cream genr and
a heels.
Solid clear running boards
with concealed supports, larger
Joors 1
Mattery boxes taken from run
ning boards nnd placed beneath
Inuneati Moor away from tain
pei Ing nnd Injury
I-nrgo sl70 pump and tool box,
Vusllv iiecesslblp
. .1 croi I lie period of in or-11 lul
ling wll , it tho restoration of the,
roi vikK J away IT, years ago, und
ili ihu.i wo have been m'uklng a
great udvance
'Turning to tho subject of develop
ment Mr Edmonds speaks of the util
ization of by-products that formerly
went to wnsto ns the making of som
10,000,000 barrels of cement annually
from the slag from Iron furnaces; thu
cottan-secd oil Industry employing
more than $100,000,000 capital; thn
coko Inductrj; the development of
good roads, nnd tho railroad IndUsto ;
tho expenditures of vast sums to Irri
gate millions of ncl-es of land hereto
fore Viseless; tho reclamation of the
swamp lands of tho South, each Im
portant Items tn the grand plan of
development and advancement We
are apt with every 111 wind to declaim
on tho evil times, tho demoralization
of business and tho gloominess of tho
outlook but figures do not bear false
witness unless Improperly handled
and the student of economic condi
tions cannot but coincide with tho
general truth of Mr. Edmond's presen
tation. It will require colossal mis
management to make this country
other than tho most prosperous of nations.
AGRICULTURE IN SCHOOLS.
California educators nro moving to
establish opportunities for Instruction
In agriculture for tho jouth of that
State, How much moro Important Is It
that Hawaii, where agriculture is the
solo source of our prosperity, should
give special uttcntlon to the educa
tion of Its children in agricultural
pursuits
California's State Superintendent of
Public Instruction Edward HyatChas
Issued a twent-four pngo bulletin us
an Introduction of the movement be
ing launched to bring about Industrial
nnd agricultural education In the
High Schools or his State. Ho has
been working for many months ou
tho subject, gathering data and refer
ences front all sources. Including tho
hearty endorsement of Dr. Elmer E.
Ilrown, Commissioner of Education In
tho Department of the Interior at
Washington 1
lljutt's plan, which particularly ap
peals to rural high schools, is to truln
pupils for tho fields of Industry and
agriculture. Ms, first bulletin, which
till! hn fnllnunil liv ntliora cllpa
I many references to guldo schools In
this undi.1 taking
In spciklng or the movement Iljatt
says in purt: "California In. the' fu
turo must llvo chiefly by ngrlculture
und horticulture. Wo must bo nn
orchard nnd vineyard continent, with
the world for a rival.
"The genius of agriculture should
dominate our rural high schools. Our
high schools everywhere should bo In
sympathy with tho Industrial life of
tho peopla who surround them nnd
should Intelligently undcttuko to
broaden and enrich that life, to mnko
It mdre efficient, better able to meet
competition In that way only can
tho high school In tho futuro bnvo a
right to live nnd grow"
WOOLLEY COCKROACHES.
Having been designated as "guerril
las of evil and timidity" tho people
who don't bellevo In Prohibition nro
1
jiovv dubbed "cockroaches" by one
Voolley, whom Bonus of our leaders
jnuy remember.
Tho Friend publishes tho following
over tho Inltlnls "J, a W." It Is sub
mitted without comment mid in a lat
er Issue it Is probablo that wo shall
give tho article In full, nlso nn equally
cankoious articles over the Inltlnls
-T.H."
' To try conclusions with big men
about big mutters, fairly nnd honor
ably, fills tho air with the scent of
moral ozouo, reddens tlio blood, knits
up tho nervos of pa In, nnd give's li
twang of victory to tho mero effort of
contending
"Hut to fight tho organized cock
roaches of soclet Is at best 11 repuls
ive business that, from first to last,
tastes llko defeat, vvlmtovor tho out
come That Is vv hut makes It so hard
to lino up public decency in politics,
ngulnst the concrete, lavish brutality
und cruelty of tho saloon
"The verdict of tho twenty-sixth
of July was no truo record of the
Hawaiian voters' genulno will about
tho liquor business It was a dem
onstration of their Insufficiency for
smli a test, of the Impossibility of
a fair election In this TcrrJory, ou
any Issue; and of tho futility of try
ing to suppress tlio hideous trado by
Territorial action which, after nil,
may hnvo been, at tho last anal) sis,
tho real Issuo In tho campaign. And
tho end is not jet
"The first sentiment nrouscd by
n study of tho plebiscite from tho
Insldo Is pity for tho native votcis
To see a fine native race, after thc
most luajjcjouH advaujaes ever 011
Jojed b) such 11 people, und In com
plete possess on of a wonderful rip
portuult), go down in such n shal
low pool of dirty politics, was 1 n
Sight todlra the -very ees of civil
liuiion. "Hut Just that Is what we havo
Just witnessed. Individual Hawnl
lans may make good In politics here
after, but the race, as n race. Is out
of the race forever, save ns the ball
to bo suit bed nnd cirrlcd and
Kicked by strong teams, of whlto
competitors who can piny tlio
game. '
"Tho plight of Iho decent whites
Is even more pathetic. It Is a
tragedj In tlvlcs when hlgh-cldss
men of culture, benevolence, high
Ideals nnd great ability havo to to
fess themselves possetsed of nothing
but money thnt can bo safoly Inves't
cd In political enterprise. It 'Is
worse than tragedy. It Is a farco
with the murder of democracy at tho
end."
UYENOHEARS ''
0T0KI0
Thousands Are Rendered
Homeless By
Floods
At 9:40 this morning Japanese
Cousul-Cloncrnl lljeno received an
official enblegram from the. nireltsu
Ofllro lu Tol.lo, via tho Japanese Em
bassy In Washington, regarding the
full particulars of tho floods which
have been damaging tho piopcrty In
all pirts of tho Empire. It rends
thus.
"On account of lain which fell
heavily for many dajs, tho prefes.
tures of Toklo, Shlzuoka, Saldnma,
dunbn, Chlba, To-hlgf. Mlyagl, N'a
gauo, Yamanoslil, Kaingawa, Ibh
rakl, Aiclil, rukushlma, Ivvato, Yn
magata and Aklta were Hooded, Op
to dale SS6 pcoplo dead, lib injured,
D0O missing, 3700 homeless, 220,0
partly homeless nnd 30$, 000 Hooded.
In Toklo alone 200,000 are In need
of help. ' ' I
"Up to August 17 tho Tokaldo
Railway was ptactlrally blocked and
flooded. In Toklo tho mljltla and
officials assisted tho helpless. Weath
er Impiovlng and damage, about
ended.'1 '
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