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CVCNINO BULLETIN, HONOLULU. T. H., TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1911.
THIRD CONTEST PERIOD STARTS TOMORROW
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ESSENTIAL THING FOR
SUCCESS IS SUBSCRIPTIONS
BEGIN EARLY AND
Work Cheerfully, Hopefully and Perscvcrinaly, and the Ord
" ers You Secure Will Make a Substantial Showing
Against the Few Refusals You Receive.
Tho third period of tho Ilullc-j
tin's contest IiokIiih tomorrow as does
alBo tho Issuo of tho pilie h.illots for
organizations for cluhs of nlno yearly
dally Mihscrlptlons. The third, lll:o
the- Jlret and second content period re
quires tho ono essential thing for suc
cess, nnd that subscriptions. Tho or
ganization candidate who gets tho
most Ktilncrlptlona will ttet tho mint
prize ballots and henro the bis Brand
prize . Iiallot on ,'iiiic 17th.
Count Thursday.
During tho third contest period tho
counting or lmllots will bo frequent.
Tho first one will bo mado Thtirsdi-y
evening. Another follow In gthls, will
soon bo announced.
Just about ono In so many peoplo
cannot subscrlbo when yon ask
tlinm. Consequently tho mnro peo
plo you ask, tho more refusals you
get, but then thoro's tho other side.
Tho more peoplo you nsk, the more
subscribers you get. Tho more sub
scribers, tho nioro votes. Tho mnro
votes, the more chanco for a long
trip on Juno 21th, and ono of tho
prizes on .tune 17th.
It all comes back to tho snmn
thing the wnv to win Is to go after
subscribers. The way to go after
thorn Is cheerfully, persovcrlngly,
hopefully.
Show them you are determined to
make your work count for something
and they will f)lnk It worth whllo to
do what they can for you.
Tell them all tho reasons you have
for asking that their subscription bo
promptly mado and for as long a
period as possible People llko to
know what they arc paying out their
money for.
Of course, they know that In sub
scribing to the Hullotln they aro
paying for the best papor they can
get; but, outsldo of that, they may
not rcnllzo how much.galn it means
to you should thoy tnke tho subscrip
tion for n whole year In advance
ralhor than for thrco or six months.
. Most likely they have no Idea that
ltjylll make a great deal of differ
ence whether tho subscribe now or
Just some tlmo before tho closo of
tbeContesL
These aro points for you to mako
clear to them. A word also about
your ambition, and thu special rea
son why joti aro so anxloiiH to win,
wilt probably maku thoin more Inter
ested. Nominations at any Time.
Tho nomination coupon will not bo
run dally any longer but this does
not1 mean that nominations can not
still be sent In, Nominations of or
ganization or trip candidates can bo
mado at any tlmo during tho con
test. From tlmo to tlmo tho nomin
ating coupon will appoar In tho pa
per, but If It docs not appear at the
tlmo when you want tho blank, writu
out tho name, address, and occupa
tion. on a piece of paper and send to
us; "it will count for tho 6000 nomin
ating votes as If on a regular cou
pon, Names of candidates when first
nominated will bo printed for one
.tlmo and then not again until they
receive votes at some count.
Subscribers sending In paymonts to
tho. Bui lo tin must always men
tion the namo of tho Individual trip
THERE IS CERTAINLY SOME ONE IN
LIST WHO DESERVES YOUR SUPPORT.
THAT ONE NOW?
I VOTE
FOR TRIP CONTCOTANT IN EVENINC1 BULLETIN
J TEN-TRIP TRAVEL CONTEST
, Name ,, .,
Aif'Jrtii .,. .,,., .,...,..., ,,...
.,i,,v Fill In name and adrfroto of your favorite candidate
and tenil to the Bulletin Conteit Department,
(Nat good after Saturday, June 10)day, June 10)
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contestant and tho organization con
testant, they wish to vote for, as all
ballots aro filled out beforo leaving
otllce. You can hold hack tho bal
lots as long as you wish. Always
stato whether you want tho votosl
cast or returned to you.
10 very subscription payment mado
on or slnco Mnrch 28th entitles tho
payer to votes for a trip contestant
Kvcry payment mado on or slnco
April 27th entitles tho payer to votes
for both a trip contestant and nn
organization contestant. Present re
ceipts and votes will bo Issued.
llcmcmhcr you get two sets of
votes If you pay or liavo paid your
your subscription since April 27th;
ono for a trip candidate, and anoth-l
cr or rin urgaiuLnuwu i-iinuiuuiv, tti i
equal number of votes as given lu
tho standing voto schedulo aro Issu
ed for both
Keep your paper coupons for trip
and organization candidates separate!
and do not roll tho votes. Send them
In, in envolopes with tho namo of the
candidate and tho number or votes
they contain written on tho front.
This will help to make counts nccur-
nto and prompt, and permit you to
csllmato what correct total should
bo In advance
How Votes Are Issued.
Every copy of tho n u 1 1 o 1 1 n will
contain n coupon, which, when pro
perly filled out, will entitle the holder
to votes of tho number specified.
Votes are also Issued on paid sub-,
scrlptlons to the Bvonlng B u 1 1 o-,
tin In proportion to tho length of(
tlmo such subscriptions aro paid in
accordance with tho schedule appear
ing below,
I'rlcc of Eicnlnjr Hullotln.
1 Montr's Subscription ....I .76
3 Months' " J 2.00
6 Months' " 14 00
1 Year's " 800
2 Yoars' " 1600
3 Years' " 124.00
6 Years' " $40.00
Price of Weekly Hnlletln.
1 Year's Subscription S 1.00
6 Years' " 6.00
YOTES ISSUED ON
Subscriptions to Evening Hnlletln.
Old New
Votes Votes
One month 250 350
Three months 450 550
Six months ....' 1,000 1,200
Ono year ,400 3,000 j
Two years 5,000 7,000 ,
Thrco years 9,200 11,000
Five years 24.000 30,090
Subscriptions to Weekly Bulletin.
Old Now
"Votes Votes
One year 250 350
Fire years 1,500 2,000
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Tho foreign flsllc fans am now rec
ognizing Itombardlcr Wells tho Ilrl
tlsh heavyweight, as tho champion of
England and holder of the Lord Inns
dale belt. Wells put tho K. O. sign on
Ian Haguo after outpointing Porky
Klynn, tho American pugilist, nnd ac
cording to the English fight dnpo thU
places Wells on top of tho heap of
heavyweights. Many of tho British
hugs hcllovc that Homhardlcr would
not havo a ghost of a chance against
Sam I.angford, tho American negro
heavy
THE CANDIDATE
WHY NOT HELP
II
FREAR EXPLAINS
1113 POLICIES
Gives Reasons For His Desire
to Receive Reappoint
ment. In elaborating upon the first an
nouncement of his candidacy for re
appointment. glcn to tho Hullotln
yesterday, Governor Froar says:
"Tho people In general havo treated
nic very well nnd havo been very con
siderate and 1 havo nothing to com
plain of, although ono In this oMco
must necessarily expect nioro or less
criticism and necessarily must bo ob
liged, In tho performance of what he
deems his duty to tread on tho toes
of a good many people.
"Hut In spite of all that I havo
found much that has been pleasant
nnd a great deal that has been very
Interesting.
"It lakos tlmo to Bttuly conditions,
formulate policies and work them out
nnd thcro is much that can not bo
dono without legislation. Considerable
was accomplished In tho way of leg
islation during tho first .session in my
administration, that Is, two jeare ago,
and much more during tho recent ses
sion, so that tho next two years ought
to count for much more than any pre
vious two years.
"I would llko to see some of tho
policies Hint wo havo been working
on dovcloped more fully and nioro se
curely established. There nro a great
many policies. For Instance, In re
gard to tho public health a fair start
was mado In tho matter of leprosy
two years ago. A new ollcy In re
gard to that had been formulated and
tho necessary legislation was enacted
dining the first session and now wo
nro beginning to rcatlzo tho desired
results, Another year or two ought
to put that matter In good shape.
"Then there la the matter of gen
et al sanitation nnd tho prevention nnd
suppression of contagious and Infec
tious diseases, In connection with
which a largo number of very Im
portant laws wcro enacted during the
last session.
"Much had been accomplished be
fore In tho reorganization and enoig
Izlng of tho public health department
In all Its branches and now wo nre
proparcd for nioro pronounced ad
vance In (ho work.
"A beginning was mado In tho mat
ter of legislation In connection with
tuberculosis two years ago and this
has been greatly extended during tho
last session.
"Thon, of course, thcro Is tho put
ting of Honolulu Into a permanent
sanllaty condition, both with tho nu
thorlty and means pmvlded by thu
last legislature for Immediate work,
and. through tho sanitary commls
slon, wllh rcferenco nioro to tho fu
ture
"Thcio is also tho matter of tho
public lands, especially In connection
with homestcadlng. Tho necessary
nmendmonts to the organic act wcro
finally frumod after a great deal of
siuay, ana tncy,navo uecn enacted uy
congress. It romalns to apply them In
n way that will work ns satisfactorily
and successfully as possible.
"Next thero Is tho whole subject of
conservation, which is closely con
nected with tho material wolfaro of
tho tonltory at ovory point, both In
connection with the main Industries
and homestcadlng, embracing thu hy-
' drographlc and topographic services,
forebtry, entomology, imitnal Industry
and tho ostubllshmcnt of experimen
tal iiml demonstration farms,
"Then, of courso, thcro Is tho now
law pluclng tho public schools on a
piopcr financial basis fur tho first
time, and tho working nut of now
policies made posslblu by that.
"Under tho now loan bill It will bo
possible to do a groat ileal In tho mat
ter of public Impiovomcuts, such as
wharves, waterworks, hcIiooI buildings
nnd other public buildings, oto in
cluding tho proper location w housing
or both, of such public Institutions on
tin Insane asylum, tho prison, the
hoys' and girls' Industrial schools, tho
public) library, etc. Tho Judiciary
building also has to bo imido over,
"In those directions tho next two
jcars will ho a poiM of unusual pin
gicxs ami development ThU will In
volve Ihu oxpi'iidltuio of n. gii'iit iloil
of lummy, piovldnl for by thu loan
lll'l.
"Tlc'in la WMici'ly any iiiulii,r of
imiili'i- InipiiiliiiK'ti than i lit' iliiuiiceH
of tliu TviilUiry iiml llio t'oiihly, view-
v"lv $
WM. DESHA
Punahou Student, Athlete and
California Trip Worker.
rd both singly nnd In relation to each
other. Much has been accomplished
during tho last two sessions of the
legislature to put these on n sound
basis and with n view to tho preven
tion of waste of funds nnd the great
est economy and efficiency In tholr
expenditure.
"Tho new laws In regnrd lo this
matter need careful working out, and
In connection with tho finances, as
well ns all other matters as between
tho Territorial and County govern
ments, thcro will need to ho further
study and Investigation, with a vlow
to clearing up tho laws on these sub
jects nnd putting both classes of gov
ernment upon dcflnlto nnd satisfac
tory permanent foundations."
A number of appointments wcro
mado by (lovornor Fiear yesterday
Tho three members of tho Onlui Ixiau
Commission woio named Andrew
Adams, Samuel Dwight nnd T. II. Po
ttle. In accordance with tho provi
sions of tho law passed at tho last
rcssfon of tho Legislature Marstou
Campbell as Srperlnteiident of Public
Works nnd Mayor Fern will sit as
ex-omclo members of tho commission
Dr. W S. Il.ildwln was reappointed
ns a member of tho Territorial Hoard
of Health mid Dr. A. J. Derby aB n
member of tho Hoard of Dental Exam
iners. J. W, Wnfdron nnd Oon. Iavls
wero appointed mombors of tho Hoard
of Prison Inspectors for tho first Judi
cial district. '
CRAIG CASE CONTINUED
Ycslciday aftornnnn n discontinu
ance was entered In behalf of tho
Ewn Plantation Company by tho firm
of Kinney, Prosser, Anderson nnd
Marx in tho Injunction action against
Frank II. Craig.
Whllo Craig was at tho height of
his activity and beforo tho special
emigrant laws had been paBsed by tho
I,eglslatuio tho plantation company
secured an Injunction beforo Circuit
Judgo Itoblnson lo stop Craig from
luring nwny tho labor employed at
Ewa.
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Tho first .Tew In tho .history of Now
Jersey to become a "justlco of tho
Stato supremo court Is Samuel Kil-
IbIi, who was loccntly appolntod by
Governor Woodrow Wilson
-BULLETIN ADS PAY-
APPOINTMENTS
BY GOVERNOR
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BULLETIN NOW YOU GET
TWO SETS OF VOTES ONE FOR A TRIP AND ONE FOR AN
ORGANIZATION CANDIDATE.
I Vote for Organization Contestant
In Evening Bulletin
Ton Trip Travel Contest
Organisation ,,,,,, , ,.,,,,,
(Tliii Coupon Is not oqod alter Saturday June 10)
Fill In name of your favorite oruanliatlon candidate and ml
to Hit n u 1 1 o 1 1 ri Conteit Department,
DICE AND BOOZE
OFF TRANSPORTS
Investigation Leads to Ban On
Liquor and Gambling On
Board Ship.
SAN FRANCISCO. Tho selling of
liquor nnd pies and tho practice of
gambling on tho transports plying
between San Francisco nnd Manila
lias been abolished, according to tho
soldiers who arrived on tho transport
Ixignn yesterday.
Though thcro .wcro nearly a thous
and soldiers nnd civilians aboard tho
Lognn thirsting for a drink, a cut of
plo baked by tho ship's baker, or long
ing for tho chanco to venturo tho
grcnter portion of several years' pay
on tho turn of n card or on tho roll of
tho dice, thero was no opportunity to
gratify their desires.
Tho lid hns been closed down tight,
ever slnco tho ship sailed from Manila
when Colonel Chamberlain of tho Phil
ippine Inspector General's depart
ment, gave orders, enforcing ho regu
lation, under pnln of Immediate arrest
and trial by court martial of nny
offenders. In tho enso of civilians
being Implicated, tho culprit would
bo tried In tho Federal courts.
llcforo this tho department had con
ducted u quiet Investigation, during
which It Is claimed that startling con
ditions developed. It Is claimed that
tho testimony of various members of
tho stownrd's department of tho trans
port, showed that thousands of dollars
worth of liquor and several thousand
pics bnd been disposed of during each
trip.
Although tho pics wcro supposed to
havo been mado from tho tnblo wasto,
this Is discredited by many, who say
that when the Inquiry Is finally con
cluded and tho results mado public,
It will bo shown that over half of tho
flour and much other material supplied
tho commissary department, wont Into
tho little pies, to tho private profit of
an organized gang, In tho employment
of tho service.
Despite tho fact that tho results of
the Investigation havo been kept secret
It Is said that n number of persons
nssoclntcd with tho scrvlco havo been
Implicated and that action will shortly
bo taken by tho department at Wash
ington, It Is said that tho disregard of tho
regulations prohibiting tho sale of
liquor on board tho transports, has
grown so flagrant of late, that the
suspicions of tho department woro
aroused and tho Investigation ordcrod.
It Is also snld that certain persons
connected with tho transport service,
havo organized a system to distribute
contrlband among tho soldiers to their
piollL San Francisco Exnmlnor.
SEVEN TAKE DIPLOMA
FROM KOREAN SCHOOL
Seven pupils were graduated this
year from the Korean Duy School, thu
graduating exercises being held last
night at tho Korean compound on
Punchbowl street. Tho excrclues wcro
largely attended.
About seventy pupils havo been In
attendance during tho present 5 cur, nnd
the graduates aro growing In number
constantly. Tho Korean school Is af
filiated with Mills Institute.
C. P. Hung, tho Korean pastor, pro-
hided ut the exercises last evening, und
tho vnrious schools rendered selections.
An address wns mudo by tho Rev, It.
E. Smith of tho Methodist church. Mrs.
J. W. Wadniall. principal of tho school,
presented tho certificates of graduation
to the following;
Kim Kyel Ilong, Yang You Clmu,
Hong Book Plo, You Chin Surk, Kim
L'lmu Jay, Park Kwun Duo, Klin Sing
Hycu,
all
W k I y II n 1 1 1 1 n SI per year.
BELLEVUE
HOTEL ,
San Francisco
A QUIET, REFINED HOUSE OF
UNUSUAL EXCELLENCE
American Plan Hoom with Hath and
Hoard from $4.00 n Day
European Plan Ilobm with Hath from
(2.00 n D.iy
Special Monthly Ratos
A lilgh-rlnss Family nnd Tourist Hotel.
Half block from Columbia, Theater,
nnd on tho edge of tho Itetnll Shop
ping District Every room wllh Pri
vate Hath Positively Fireproof.
W. E. Zander. Manager
New Stylish Hats
Summer styles in millinery at par
lors of
MISS POWER
BOSTON BUILDING, FORT STREET
Received by 8. 8. Wilhelmlna
WHITE 8ERQE AND NAVY BLUE
TAILORED 8UIT8
AI,SO SHOPPING DRKSSKS
Mrs. S. F. Zeavc,
6768 Young Building
CALL AND SEE THE LATEST
CREATIONS IN HATS
Received by the S. S. Wilhelmlna
K. UYEDA
1027 Nuuanu Street
Gents' Dry Goods
KAM CHONG CO.
Corner Fort and Beretanla Streets
DRY GOODS FOR ECONOMICAL
BUYERS
Yee Chan & Co.
FINE LINE OF DRY GOODS
WAH YING CHONG
CO.,
King Street, Ewa Fislimarkct
NGTIN
FANCY DRY QOOD8
78 Beretanla Street
Hetwcui Mnunakca and Hinlth Streets
Dress Goods
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
YAT HING
Wing Chong Co.
KISU ST.. NEAR BETHEL
Dealers in Furniture, Mattreiiei,
etc, etc All kinds of KOA and Mil
8I0N FURNITURE made to order.
IMPORTERS OF ORIENTAL GOODS
Wing Wo Tai & Co.
841 Nuuanu, near King Street ;
PHONE 1020
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FINEST FIT
And Cloth of Al Quality On U
Purchased from
SANG CHAM
M0 0ANDLESS BLDO.
P. 0. Box 961 Telephone 1731
Fine Line of
Carpenter Tools
At the New Hardware Store
CITY HARDWARE CO.
King and Nuuanu Streeti
Telephone 1003
a. p. Mcdonald,
Contractor and Builder
Estimates elvon on all klnda of
Vulldlnv,
f, Concrete Work a Specialty
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Honolulu Monument
Works, Ltd. !
Bucceiiors to Shaw & Seville
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HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Squaie
Jul opposite Uotet St. FrancU
European Plan $1.60 a day up
American Plan $3.00 a. day up
Steel and brick structure, furnish
ings cost $200,00(1. High class
hotel at moderate rates. Omnibus
meets all trains nnd steamers
Hotel Stewart now recognized as
Hawaiian Island headquarters.
Cable address, "Trawcta" A. U. C
Code. Reservations made through
Trent Tnnt Co., Fort Street,
Honolulu.
Hotel St. Francis
Union Square, San Franciico
Under the Management of
JAMES WOOItS
FA CI Ml (ho hcmillful nark
lit tho heart of Hie city,
which Is the. theatre of
the principal events of
(lie famous frsthnls of San
Grunelsco, (his hotel, In en
vironment nnd atmosphere, ex
presses most pleasantly the
comfortable spirit of old Cal
ifornia. Tho royalty nnd nohlllty of
the Old World nnd the l'ar
East nnd the men of high
achievement In America who
assemble here conlrlhulo to the
cosmopolitan iitmosphfTO of mi
Institution nhlch represents
the hospitality mid Individual
II j- of ,San l'riinelsco lo (lie
traveler.
Tho Ijullillnc;, which mark a
the farthest ndinnco of science
In serilce, has now tho laritcit
caparllr of any lintel structure
In (ho West, nnd upon comple
tion of (ho l'nst street annci
will he the largest cararaiuerj
In tho world,
WHILE TUB SEItVICE 18 UN
USUAL, THE 1'UICES AltE
NT.
European Plan from 2.00 Up
DKCIUIJ ON
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roil AT I.KVST A POllTION OP
VOl'Il SUMMint VACATION
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