Evening bulletin. [volume], July 30, 1907, 3:30 O'CLOCK EDITION, Page 4, Image 4

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evening rnn.T-wrw. hcwolui.h t. h Tuesday, Jl'LY 30, lttOT
EVKXIXU JJlIIJJ'.TIX
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PJTLLKTIN I'lIllUSHlNO CO., ICD.,
by C. G. HOCKL'S,
ntiKlnesH Manager,
BubM'rlbed and sworn to before me
this 27th day of July, Anno
this 20th day of July.Anna
(SEAL) Domini, 1007.
I. 11. BtTRNETTE,
Notary Puhlle, Flint Judicial Cimilt.
TLKSIJA Y inT,Y"iio,i !H)7.
' .llllo believes that H will eventually
land thu automobile road to the Vol
cano pit. May llllo never Johu co'ir
ago. That, baseball venture Is a law
ono that deserves the support of the
town In order thai It. may bo repeated
in future years.
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Commissioner Jshii will find that
the subjects of the Mikado are. at pres
ent the leading small farmers of the
Territory of Hawaii.
Should the United Slates linno-
that It has but ono man anions eighty
million) worthy tho oft"lee of President,
It will be the first time.
Senator J'ornkor has the prestige of
an honest man when ho says In open
meeting that he cannot support Sec
retary Taft's .aspirations for the
Presidency.
No business man of Honolulu, can
afford to neglect the Hnlijent of trans
portation as applied to tourists. Ac
tion means luminous and Inaction no
business. II, pays to he progressive.
Governor Frenr will have one real
land mark for his administration If he
celebrates the completion of the Ka
paa' school. It has occupied a good
share of attention during one or more
full Governatorlal terms.
The paroled prisoner unable to
withstand temptation on first trial by
no means discredits the parolo nys
tem. This experience may be the one
lesson needed to keep him straight
when ihe end of his sentence is
reached.
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A London dispatch says that the
British government has decided
against the proposal for an all-rod
transportation lino to circle the globe.
It holds that the expense is too hoavy.
If this be true, tho records will show
It as the first occasion of Groat Brit
ain considering the expense of en
circling tho globe on any proposition.
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, The Bulletin would suggest that
thoBO enterprises (specially profiting
by the Immigration of American farm
ers should carry on a special cam
paign, which during tho next two
years shall demonstrate 'the great
good that can be done by the expend
iture of Territorial funds along the
same lines.
Fools playing with the small farm
folly are the same that found San
Francisco labor unions, and other
email deer, not sober when they were
drunk. As proof of their sincerity,
they seek the Civic Federation for
CMnmlBslons to talk before Mohonk
Conferences. Small contributions
from the baronial estatos thankfully
received.
' San Francisco with its theoretical
Mayor and appointed Supervisors will
probably bo taken as an example pf
the superiority of government by ap
pointment. The disgraced Supervis
ors who resigned und the Mayor In
Jail are llvlnc; evidence that any gov
ernment will go to the dogs when
""' people say "polities'1 Is bad
bnt-luesH, ami leave the work to weal
thy criminals and grafter.
The Hawaii Yaeht Club Is to be
( ougrat ulated in numbering irr. W. i.
Irwin among ilior.e taking a prui'tiinl
iiteiv;-:t In ynelilliig. It Is an evidence
it tin- rl;;hl kind r eiuiiiiiiiniiy sen
timent, when men of .Mr. Irwin's titand
liiK come to the front and promote
tlm cain.e of the yachtsmen. White
such a spirit prevails it, is not neces
sary to ipiestlon whether Ihe Hawaii
vaclit' which will represent all the
people, Will be a SUCceKU.
FUTURE POLICIES IN HAWAII.
The coming of (lovernor Carter ac
companied by Secretary of Commerce
and Labor Slraus and Congressman
and Mrs. lmgworth will undoubtedly
set Ihlngu moving ill un olllelal as well
us social way.
Hardly less Importuiit than the In
struction and entertainment of Secre
tary Straus will be the message which
Governor Carter will have for the Ter
ritory, tne transfer of ul uthorliy to
llie new Governor and his message to
the people.
The silence that has prevailed
awaiting the arrival of Governor Cur
ler bus been somewhat remarkable, II
has the uppouraucu lliut nothing will
be decided until he comes on the
K'eiii) und gives Ihe directions re
ceived fresh from Washington! It also
suggests that the people will bo taken
Into account, after thu olllelal orders
have been ISHIied.
Appearances are sometime deceit
ful. It may be quite us probable that
the new Governor Is walling till the
old Governor Is out of the way before
he begins to really deal with the sub
ject In bund; that he has hi plans ill
riady made, having gone over them
In quiet conference with those slalen
men of the Inner circle who have Ihese
many years looked wise und Impressed
the community.
In any event, the next few weeks
will have an Imoprtalit bearing on the
future of these Islands.
Inning the next month It will be
demonstrated whether the government
of Ihe Hawaiian Islands Is Territorial
in name und a Vleeroyully In fact. II
will give an opportunity for the In
coming Governor to prove whether he
contemplates administering tils office
for the benefit of the American peoplo
of Hawaii and the mainland or In the
interests of u few and tinder orders.
These matters are vital to the fu
ture of Hawaii. It will determine
whether the administration Is to do
nothing or something; whether tho
Territory will go forward nn un Amer
ican Terrfiory or the people must fight
for their right b.
It will be extraordinary If the latter
policy prevails.
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HONOLULU WEATHER
- a- a -a &
n July IK).
Temperatures (! a. m., 70; S a. m.,
80; ID a. m 78; noon, 80; morning
minimum, 75. "
Barometer, 8 a. m., 29.04; absolute
humidity, 8 a. m., 8.806 grain per
cubln foot; relative humidity, 8 a. m,,
81 per cent; dew point, 8 tt. m., 74.
Wind (I a. m., velocity 4, direction
N.; 8 a. m., velocity 3, direction W.;
10 a. in., velocity 10, direction 8. K;
noon, velocity 10, direction S. E,
Bainfull during 24 hours ended 8 a.
m truce.
Total wind movement during 24
hours ended at noon, 1C1 miles.
WM. B. STOCKMAN,
Section Director, U. 3. Weather Bureau,
Veto messages of the Governor
have been Issued from the Secretary's
idllce In pamphlet form.
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M Estate Deo't.
FOR RENT
Alexander Street $12.50
Beretania Street $25.00
Kaimuki $10.00
Waikiki $40,00
Beretania Street $40.00
Beretania Street $35.00
Wilder Avenue $35,00
Pengacola Street , . , . , $20.00
Makiki Street , .$20,00
Lunalilo Street , , $30.00
Lunllilo Street $27.50
Matlock Avenue $25.00
FURNISHED:
King Street $45.00
Prospect Street , ,$50.00
Makiki Street $45.00
Wahiawa $35.00
Pearl City $25.00
FOR SALE:
A modern, three-bedroom cottage
and good-sized lot situated in best
residence section of Honolulu,
We are authorized to sell this
property very low for cash. Particu
lars at our office.
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,
LIMITED
Corner Fort and Merchant SU,
Recipe For Saving
Money
Pay rent to yniirMf. Sit dowji
mid figure- out the amount of rent
you pay in twelve months, your
bills for moving, (he amount for
Incidental repair und other ex
penses, which do not go toward
beiieHlllug YOU. You'll wee It
would save money to buy a homo. '
Cull ami let us tell you of the
bargain we have." Prices rungs
from $1)50 up to $!0,0o0.
Trent Trust Co.
Iff MO! IS
OF MiE COURTS
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MR. DAMON'S POLO
FIELD OFFERED TO
FORT SHAFTER MEN
lion. H, M. Hauion has put thu jhjIo
field und I lie surrounding country of
Moamilun at the dlsposul of Major
Dunning, In command ut Korl Hliufier,
lor use us a parade ground, and there
by solved li problem for I lie olfleei'H of
the post. Fort Hliul'ler Is not finished,
although the houses are In good shape.
Tin re I no parade ground. Mr, l)u
niun while vlslllug lint sisl saw the
illlllcully under which Ihe olllcers
labored and imtiiediulely put tlm
uplendld Held or Mounulliu at their
command. This will give ample and
excellent splice for ull soils of maneu
vering und parade.
Deputy Attorney General Fred Mil
vertoii ri'tiiriitid laut night oil I'iu
iiti ui'ic.hlp Nippon Alain from a two
luoiilliH Irln Ihmiii'h tin. Iirlenl. iliir-
tliig which hi visited China, Japan aid
Manila.
Mr. Mllv'i en si i.t several dins in
Hliaughul bel'i ,e proceeding lo Japan.
I" Ihe luttc ii untry lie vhJled y.iii
.'iuiiiu, Toki.) NaluiHalvl ami O-.iUa
While III YJliohuma he visited the
Jupunere coiiiih to see Low Icgul Inisi
ncH is curried on there.
The court system, he tays, consists
of dial i let tourls scullcred ulmr.t
through the various elites of the Km
plre, ami of un appellate court at
Toklo. In the district courts, lor the
trial of petty offense, one Judge HlW
uloue, but lor more serious ofleuses or
rivll cases tnere ure llrvy Jude.e on
the bench together.
Ill the conns lis In all other 'lues,
t (t Japanese ure great Imitator" ot
'.i lit r nations, Tne th'"ee JildgiM were
Milled III gowns a ceo id in y, to l lie Kng
llhh ciihIoiii, hut Instead of wigH they
wore little black cap somewhat re
sembling a mechanic's cap. The pros
ecuting attorney sal ut one end of the
bench with the three Judges uud the
clerk of the court al tne of her end,
Thu litigants uud their ultoitiey wum
duwu below. '
Instead of the ullorney examining
witnesses, as tliny do here, the exunitl
nation, Mllverton say, was carried on
by the presiding Judge. At the con
clusion of the testimony the prosecut
ing attorney got up uud mumbled a
Sew word und the utlorney for the de
fense did the same.
Mllverton slates that he enjoyed hid
til j) ury much, but he I now ready
to Jilelt up his work where he left It
und get down to the dally grind again.
The liul which rtiimercij ihe Hom
eric clulins that' It Ih well suilHiled
with the wuy matters have turned out
at Vancouver, The member suy that
! the fuel that the show money which
If furnished has been turned over to
the .IiipuucHe consul is very reassuring
lo them, u he Will hold It in trust for
tlieni und .vveuLuully turn it over to
them,' .They tfiite furl her tliut they
do not fear that, this money will be
!pent for the 'maintenance of the Im
migrants, uh thu 'consul has no uiilhor-
Illy whuluver to, disburse Ii,
Tho daffy Portuguese who stands
nl day and gazes on the slutim of
Kamehumehii 1 was hardly recogniz
able toduy, He had had a clean shave
mid his features were actually lippiy
nit. He uppeured to be proud of It, too.
Whenever utiyouo approached ho com
menced to fondle his face und snille as
II to draw attention to the remarkable
alteration.
LilH SITES
Captain Otwell, U, 8. Engineer, and
Cuptaln Carter, Lighthouse Inspector,
cul:ed on Acilng (iovornor Atkinson
this morning to discus plans relative
to new llghthnusa work.
The principal subject considered
was Ihe met hod of netting usido lund
for llghllioiit'e slles, The Acting (lov
ernor states Hint ud definite plan
were decided mi, as the subject needs
further consideration, .
The Nippon Maru departed for tho
Poa.if about liulf-;iust twelve. There
was not so large un attendance lo set
her depart as usiiul on account of tlm
Ulraclloim ut Ihe Klnaii und Muuiiu
lvoa. The Nippon Maru carried a
large mull to the Coast.
JSHII TO, INVESTIGATE
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Is highly tlumglli of by the Japanese
iiti.(ceiiulilj jl4ji wonderfully shrewi
, ami u'lilo slifloHliian, '
"When I urn UiiimikIi with the Hull
ed HI ate I shall jiroceed to Canada
mid extend my general iiibpectlon ol
Japanese affairs. A treaty ha been
perfected beiwertti the government ol
japan und Cuniidu Rome time ago und
1 would like to further the commcr-r-lfil
relutlonslilp heiwcen those coun
tries. I expect' to hear all kinds of
complaint und''u:geslious during my
olllelal inspection und will puss Judg
ment only upon liearlng the two side
uf the cttso." 'i
"Have you heard of the coming of
Becrelury til runs of the Depurlmenl of
L'ommcrce and Iibor?" usked the re
porter, "No, J, liuve not," said Islih,
I "It I certain V a great pleasure to mo
to hear of hi coming. When Is Hec
rctary-Blruiui expected here?"
1 "Tomorrow," answered the reporter.
"If such Is the cuse, I(shull certainly
endeavor to have an audience wllh
lilm, where I can pay my respect to
1 1 J ut. I am exceedingly fortunate to
be here In time to meet such u high
ofllclul us Hecretary Strauss."
lion. IC, IhIiII whs educated in Japan
mill graduated from the Imperial Uni
versity of Tolilo in the year 1HH',). He
entered tho Foreign OHIce Hcrvlce and
was dispatched lo Ftaive as a Hecro
lary to thu Japanese Legation c.iflnR
Ihe yeur 1800 to 1890. Mr. Ishli l
by profession a lawyer of exceptional
ability. He spculi the French lan
guage fluently.
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Our Semi-Annual
Remnant Sale
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Cotton Goods, Linens etc
.BEGINS NEXT
Thursday, August lstat 8 a.m.
Thousands of choice length! of LAWNS,' BATISTES,
ORGANDIES, DIMITIES, MADRAS, SHIRTINGS, PER
CALES, CALICOES, PIQUES, DENIM3, SILK0LINES, CRE
TONNES, SWISSES, GINGHAMS, SHEETINGS, MUSLINS,
GRASS LINENS, BROWN LINENS TABLE LINENS, Etc.,
Etc., will be told at pricei that will close them out with a
rush,
Come Early if you would have a Good Selection, for good
things don't last long at an EHLERjSf ALE,
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Ano.ther Big Sale On Tap
IT OPENS THURSDAY AUGUST, 1ST
We refer to our Qreut
AUGUST WK-DOWN SALE
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Promises are good, but performances are better. We
will perform all and more than we promise here. We promise
prices that have never been equaled in this city on goods of a
like quality. No prudent housewife can afford to. mfs$ this
sale. Rememberl It opens next Thursday morning. Come,
early-come often,. ,
Here Is a list of some of the goods that will be offered:
LINGERIE AND SILK WAISTS
Complete stock to be eold out, Coodi
of the highest quality and represent
the newest and prettiest styles All
In season. Prices will be cut almost
in. half.
LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS
To clear out the entire lot, the prices
are marked down way below what
they cost us. Panama, Alpaca, Voile
end Etamlne. Some of them hive
silk drops. See window dleplay,
SILK AND SJ.TEEN UNDERSKIRTS
A large variety to chooee from and
very piece a big bargain,
FANCY NECKWEAR
Embroidered stocks and turnovers of
35c, 40c and 60c quality will sell for
2.V ach'
PARASOLS
Pretty eecti In white parasols with
handsomely embroidered borders. Only
a few left, hence the big reduction,
GLOVES
Ladles' lisle gloves In white, elbow
lengths, marked down to 7J5 a pair,
For this sale only,
WAIST PATTERNS
Pure linen shirt waist patterns In
pretty designs reduced from $7 to
' 83.50.
RIBBONS
Fancy Ribbons In aeeorted patterns.
One hundred pieces In flowsrsd ef
fects, Roman stripes, Psrslan small
checks, plaids, etc, marked down from
3Bo and 40c per yard to 25,
A FrI CW Model Block,
L-L-4KJHy9 . Fort Street.
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The 8eaeon'a latest creation:
CANTELOUPE SUNDAE
Ask tht man at th fountain,
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CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs, Robert Llalimau and family lv
hlvu In IIiIh manner to thank tlK'lr
frlonda for tho niuny acta of kIikIiikhh
iiii'l gniiit Hympitlliy hIhiwii (Iiii'Iiik
Uiclr iKirloil of biiioavemont.
CREAM PURE RYE
THE
WHISKEY
AMERICA'S FINEST PRODUCTION
Rich and Mellow
LOVEJOY & CO,, Agents
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FINE WINES & LIQUORS.
902-904 NUUANU STREET.
PHONE MAIN 303,
L. C. Abies,
REAL ESTATE AND
FINANCIAL AGENT,
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.
, Office With
The Watcrhouie Co., Judd Building
F. 0. Box 243, Phone Main 132.
ft.
BASEBALLS, O0LF BALLS
AND SPORTING GOODS,
WALL, NJCH0LS CO., Ltd
The Kind For You
ANYBODY can make clothes; it takes
brains to make our Stein-Bloch
Smart Clothes, Talent, with needle and
shears, directed by intelligence ripeqed by
52 years of knowing how, has given these
clothes Ihe style and distinction which
have won them fame and following among
judicious dressers.
M. Mclnerny, Ltd,,
Port nd Merchant St.