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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER HONOLULU. JULY 3, 1905. FOR'W EAK MEN e''0-OiO'Q'e).o.o..Q.G)Q.a. 00 o o-e-e o.Q.o.Q.Q'n n o o o 0 u.'w B-ffi ? n n o o p 0 Q L gggggMSSM ft J L Jfc 1 With Ffas SispsoaDry. If your manly strength has been wasted by the dissipations of youth or of maturity, overwork, worry or sick ness, I can promise if you will wear my belt that you will regain the vigor and pleasure of perfect strength. DR. MCLAUGHLIN'S ELECTRIC BELT Cures weakness in Men and Women. Weak Backs, Riieumatism, Stomach, Kidney and Liver Troubles, Constipa tion and all Nervous Diseases. FREE BOOK If you can t call. In close this ad and I will mail, sealed and free, my beautiful Illustrated 80 page book, which tells all. Address dr. m. g. Mclaughlin, SOS MARKET ST., Above Elli. 8 AN FRANCISCO, CAL. I jjjBMjjl jjj P " " .gBtfft Pl al '"5 When You Go To the States, whether your destination be Denver, Kansas City, St. Louis. Chicago, or another eastern city, by all means travel on the Denver and RioGrande, RR and view the most beautiful scenery in America by daylight. THROUGH SLEEPING AND DINING CARS TO ALL POINTS. Handsomely illustrated books of travel mailed free; write to W. J. SHOT WELL, General Agent. 6.5 Market St.. San Fran cisco, Cai. I 5 r I It 1 if 1 if i I i 7 Estates Go to Ruin if their management be Mt placed m competent hands. Tftt trust company is invaluable t the person who through lack at experience or any other reason is unabie to administer his on sflairs in such way that hi aa teresta may be heat served. A trust company collects) r Bts, manages estates and Is empowered to act in any every fiduciary capacity. MUM n I.TWTTWn Fort Street, Honolulu. I WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. Wm. G Irwtn. .President and Manager John D, Spree kels.. First Vice-President TV. M. Giffard.. Second Vice-President H. M. Whitney Treasurer Richard Ivers Secretary A. C. Lovekin Auditor SUGAR FACTORS AND COMMISSION AGENTS. AGENTS FOR Oceanic Steamship Co., San Cisco. Cai. "Western Sugar Refining Co., Francisco, CaL. Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phila delphia. Pa. Newal Universal Mill Co., Manu facturers of National Cane Shredder, New Tork. N. Y. Pacific Oil Transportation Co., Bmm Francisco, CaL i A RAINY DAY IN MANCHURIA. WE all admire the beautiful but when about to decorate the home, often associate decorative art with extreme cost. If you will consult with us we can show you how the home can be beautified at a reasonable cost. THE HONOLULU CHINESE DENOUNCE EXCLUSION ACT Stanley Stephenson, THE HOME DECORATOR. Phone 426 137 King St S. S. SIGNS ENOUGH SAID. 20 p.c. Discount On Print Linoleums This Week! Lens I Mi 11 ITT S. KING STREET. At the Chinese meeting to discuss the first rank and have taken honors, the Exclusion Aet. bfieflv noticed in our farmers are industrious and have , . , j. ' , proved themselves to be the best la- yesterday s issue, the first speaker was g on Illantationg We Mr. Akana. who gave a general review th? world know that the ' hinosp of the exclusion act and its history ar rr.en SB I will stand for their and urged the Chinese to be united in rigiits." (Tremen-ious applause). I Ching Kiin spoke on the theme, opposing it. I" America in Enfor-dng This Law is Xg Ping spoke on the subject. -How Losing Her Bight to Claim to be an the Chinese should Begard the Exclu- ( Enlightened Na'ion." Sion Act ana now xo c rge me ui- pi ' "" nese Government to Oppose It.'' He irder in the meeting and saying that the object was not to raise a row but to show the people that they were in earnest. When he showed how Japan had stoou against oppression and war and said China must likewise stand, though peacefully, there was loud cheering. 1 1 We must be careful and not get caught in this treaty like the ily in the spider's web. Lt us get all our relatives to sympathize in this movement. " Lee Khai Fai spoke on the boycott and its benefits. Ire recited the vital clauses in the exclusion law of 1884 and then took up the distinction be tween the exempt class and the la borers. He to!d how the Chinese Min ister and other dignitaries had been shut out of some hotels on account of their being Chinese. He said that it had been proposed in Pan Francisco to segregate tiie Chinese quarter on the ground of its being insanitary. -It is true that some Chinese violate the sanitary laws but should the few cause the many to suffer? We are as cleaniy as many other foreigners. On the steamers we are treated different ly from other foreigners. This is un-;--t. I hf-e bMB nvr the citv and have not found one Chinese who wai not a svmnathizer in this cause.7' The WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. AGENTS FOR THE Liverpool, C London, Royal Insurance Co. of England. Alliance Assurance Co. c England. Scottish Union & National InsuraiMB Co. of Edinburgh, Scotland. Fire Association of Philadelphia. Alliance Insurance Corporation UUL Wilhelma of Magdeburg General Ia su ranee Co. Fire Insurance, THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO, LIMITED. our country I he asked, amid loud cheers. ''Yet meri-a claims to hp told how much the Chinese have done tfce-enlightened country. We certainly for the United States, in building the can't stand uch a law.'' Voice Pacific railroad and in other great en-'.'- we "an't.'' and cheers. "The n v,,- c mmstice of it! Our wives and chil- terr.nses. ''After we ha e clone so , . , . . v dren are in lima, thev mav be dying, much," he said, "to open up the mm- ( vet thej cannot come to "us. What era! wealth of America, and to develop we want is fair play. the resources of the country, how un-J Rev- E. W. Thwing of the Fort . . . "ttv - street Chinese church spoke on the just it is to cast us out. when the , . . t . " subject. "An American s lew of the first agitation against the Chinese took, Hzehanoa Law." He ureed that it was place, in 1875, there were but 100,000 unjust, unprofitable and unAmerican. teaker suggested that as Prince Pu Chinese in the whole United States, ' He showed how the Japanese and K r-j Li:n had Keen accorded such a hearty , , . f eans are admitted to the Unit el ' welcome here, prharts he could in- while there were more than this num- ( Chinese, a manVett ! fluence the ministrv 'to draft a new ber of other foreign laborers in many . jnjustit.e. The Chinese must show Am- treaty. He closed with a plea for single states. It is claimed that the erica the value of Chinese labor and unity. Chinese take awav work from Amer-! th( value of Chinese trade, find urge Choy Wan made a stirring appeal rne Chinese government to stand at , tor unity. ne sai-1 the . iiicese naj least for a modification of the law. been treated like animals since the Mr. Thwing 's speech was frequently . treatv went into effect. the ones who are driving out the Amer- interrupted by applause. j At the close of the speeches the fol- ican workman. Why this discrimina- Lau Kan made a humorous speech lowiag lesollitioa was intro.riced and . , ' urging The Chinese to contribute to' paaoed unanimously amid chf'ers: ""' the fund for fifhtini' tVip law He said "Whereas, sine- the exclusion at "Now that exclusion is in force and taat ajj the fhinese. whether in Amer-1 of 'ho ffimrumaA of the United States: few Chinese are entering the United ican or Chinese dress, were still Chi- was put into effect some twenty years nese and should stand together. I ago against the mnese people who : in consequence of this act have been in existence: And. whereas the exclusion treaty between the governments of the Unit ed States and f'hina expired some time ago and it is the intention of the gov ernment of the United States to in duce the government of China to en ter into another treaty of the same character and intent: Therefore, be it resolved, that we j the Chinese population r.f Hawaii, in mass meeting assembled, do hereby oppose the signing and ratification of the exclusion treaty by our government and heartily endorse the action of aur countrymen in the Umpire of China: And, be it further resolwed, that a copy of this resolution be -sent to the I Foreign Office in Peking and all the principal cities, merchants, guilds and j chambers of commerce throughout Curiam." The meeting closed with a vote of 'hanks to the owner of the theatre and :hree cheers for China. General Agents for Hawaii. Atlas Assurance Company of Indo Phoenix Assurance Company of don. New Tork Underwriters' Agency. Providence Washington Insurance Coaa-pany. Fourth Floor. StangenwaJd Buildlnt 4TH OF JULY PROGRAM , OF SPOBTS AT ZOO HAWAII SHINPO SHA. THE PIONEER JAP VNESE PRINT ing office. The publisher of Hawaii Shinpo, the only daily Japanese paper published in the Territory of Hawaii. C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. Editorial and Printing Office 1M Smith St., above King. Phone Main 4S. C. BREWER & CO., LTD. Sugar Factors and Commission Merchants. IJST OF OFFICER. C. M. Cooke. President; George M. Robertson. Manager; E. F. Bishop Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. Mae fariane. Auditor; P. C. Jones, C M. Cooke, J. R. Gait, Directors. icans but these alien laborers from other nations than China are really St MUSIC for the flnoe is Piono Player at the HAWAIIAN NEWS Co. Ltd. TOL G BUILDING STORE. YAMATOYA MERCHANT TAILOR AND SHIRT MAKER. No. 13 Beretania street, near Nuuanu. P. O. Box SHIRTS OF ALL KINDS. KIM ON AS AND PAJAMAS MADE TO OR DER AND ON SALE. UaD THE AD VEBTISEB States, now that there is no danger of a deluge of Chinese laborers, the exclu sion laws are being made stricter. Way should. this bef It is claimed that there is an exempt class, but the of ficials are doing all thev can to hinder it from entering. This policy is the rankest injustice. When thse people get their passports, pass their medical examination, have their clothes disin fected, and take the steamer to the United Stats, they are turned back. Is this justice? "The boycott is quite justified if we have a grievance. It is not an ex treme stand. By it perhaps we may bring the Americans to a realization of what they are losing. Let us all stand together and be firm. ' ' (Tremendous applause). j Kona Man Tak was the next speak er, taking as his subject. "Onr Duty as Chinese to tand Against the Ex clusion Act." He said in part: i;The whole act is based on a lack of broth erly love, a spirit of unfairness (great applanse;. There are different classes of Chinese. Our scholars have been in Ku Kwai Long made United States manv hard- .ir:-:Lj WALTHAM watches 12,000,000 WALTHAM WATCHES ARE NOW IN USE. ALL ARE GUARANTEED BY AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCH COMPANY, WALTHAM, MASS., U. S. A. THIS COM PANY IS THE LARGEST WATCH MANUFACTURING CONCERN IN THE WORLD. When the Kaimuki Zoo does things it does th-m in a manner never to be forgotten. Tuesday next is the glori ous Fourth and the Zoo people have arranged the following program of sports to begin at 10 a. m. and to de-i-rht the thuu;an :s who will na'uraliy be thrire to see the events, the animals, the H.iwui.ta vi.l-ge, and the ba.loon ascension: 1. Obstacle race; 2. Slow race; 3 Legged race; 4. Heel and t e rare; 5. Br ad jurrr, S. Hi?h jump; 7. .'."-yard dash; 'i. Hop. skip and jump; Tain null Hani until :30 p. m. Jt. Fit boys race; 10. Potato race; IL Whee:bu.rrow race: 12. Exbibit.on pole vault, by Mr. Barry: 13. lOO-yard dash; 14. Fence vaulting by team of four men; Z. Es-g ar.d spoon ra--e: 16. Climbing greased pole; (SttitaMc prizes for e'ey rare). 17. Balloon ascension. THE HAWAIIAN REALTY AND MATURITY CO., Limited. Real Estate. Mortgage, Loana aaal Investment Securities. Homes built on the installment plan. Home Office: Mclntyre Bidg., Hono lulu, T. H L K. KENT WELL, Generai Manager. 1 ! LIMITED. Commission and Machinery Merchants P. O. Box fit Tel. Main 276 The Alexander Young Building. NOTICE, PINEAPPLES TO THE COAST. Tropic Fruit Comparys selected : :r. --.;: .-. any Erpres Office In the I"n:ted States. Leave orders with B. O. Clark. Wahianva. or F. C. Enoa, at TTe'.s. Fargo Express Office. ANT WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING help or advice, is invited to communi cate. eithT in person or by letter, wMk tan L. Anderson, matron of the Salvation Army Woman's Industrial Home No. 1680 King street. 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