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Evening Rulfetin
DAILY and WEEKLY Published by BULLETIN PUBLISHING
CO.. LTD., at Kerr Building, Alakca St., Territory of Hawaii.
Daily every day except Sunday. Weekly issued on Tuesday.
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'In the Territory ot Hawaii.
Wallace R. Fakkinutop, - Editor
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WEDNESDAY ;
nl "lint tins happened to myself
Imliij, lint vtlmt has Inippeiieil to oili
er through nir that kIioiiIiI lie nij
tliiiiiglit. F. I), make.
Certain safety fur tills city will nut
11 1 low any delays In tlio measures that
wilt let sunlight Into the ilark places,
improve tlio water system, nil tlio bog
holes, extend the Hewers, and kill off
(lie mosquitoes.
What nonsense for the Superin
tendent ir 1'nhllc Works to ho wor
rying his head over tlio loan com
missions or the other Islands, when
right hero In Honolulu Is (ho prob
lcm of the sewers and water works
that should have Intelligent, Inces
sant attention, attention thai will Ret
results in tlio shortest possible tlino.
.lolin I). Sprcckcls says that tlio
siiKiir tin IfT hultt up the planters In
these Islands. Itlght, oil! old hoy.
Hut lie It rememhered that the ma
"Jorlly of those planters remained hero
In the Islands to build up nn Ameri
can territory. They didn't quit tho
J'plaro and become nbscnleq landlords.
That's what the Sprcck'cis did, and
they have no good reason to mako
fares at tho present business popula
tion of tho Territory of Hawaii.
SUPERVISORS' RESPONSlBlinY.
Of course thu ItcVubllcnn "'Supervis
ors overrode tho Mayor's veto on tlio
ordinance relating to tho control of
tlio Honolulu road dcpnrtmcnLtThero
lias yet to appear nny pood reason
why they should do otherwise. It is
'also plain that tho Supervisors would
lmvo been foolish to have wasted tlmo
In 11 dicker with the Mayor that would
,liavo merely caused a delay and left
tho responsibility for tho road de
partment still In tho air. '
Now that tho ordinance Is passed,
It Is up to tho friends of tho Mayor
, to causo troiihlo and delay by court
proceedings. If they wish. Hut tho
blnnio for such delay of public busi
ness will bo clearly placed,
With tho ordinance. In force, It must
bo rcmemhorcd by tho Supervisors
that tho responsibility thoy assume Is
no Email una. Thoy have shouldered
tho whnlo business and will 'bo held
to account accordingly.
The solo aim of tho Supervisors
must ho clllclcncy.
They cannot afford to do any dab
bling In factional politics that tries to
make excuses for Inefficiency on the
ground of the expedients of politics.
Never In tlio history of this city' lias
thti sentiment boon more, widespread
nnd determined that wo must have re-
huUr; that tlio size, thb growth, nnd
tho future of Honolulu call for broad
policies vigorously carried forward.
Tho people want to see the llopub
llcan Supervisors fulfill this expectu
tlon. That' Is what the Republicans
were put In olhco for,
' Hut It our Republican Supervisors
do not satisfy tho demand, they will
bo voted down nnd ouj as certainly as
tho sun rises each day on n brighter
future nnd better times for,.'thc city,
Make no mistake gontlemon of tho
Hoard of Supervisors, It Is up to you
Your ordinance Is right. Hut you
must put first-cluis men In office,
You must seo that tho taxpayers get
a fulr day's labor for-every dollar'ex
pended on tho roads. If construction
'by contract seems advisablo, so bo It.
EVENING
"Aro you related to tho brldo or
groom-elect?" Inquired tho busy ush
er. "No.'
"Then what Interest have you In ll.o
ceremony?" t "
'I'm tho defeated candidate." '
"Do you believe everything he
Hays?"
' "I used to. until ho tried to tell ino
VjV'tlio oilier. Unytli'at'youcouIdii'Ulosb
( nny uioro money playing dollar-llinlt
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an SKond-claM matter.
JULY 19, 1911
Hut this work, llko all that whlcli
may bo done by tho city, must bo
Hirst-class and carried forward with
good despatch.
Supervisors, you have 11 big task on
your hands In properly administering
the affairs of this city so that It shall
be a city thoroughly up to date, n
progressive city that gets things done.
.With nil duo respect for ills many
estimable qualities, tho mayor of tho
city Is entirely inadequate to the du
ties before him. Tho responsibility
for success or failure, for urogrcss or
not of Honolulu Is on the shoulders
of tho Supervlsou,. If you want to1
bo us picturesque as tho man "who
seen bis duty nnd bo done it" go
ahead. Hut don't forget that you
have a man's Job on your, bands, ns
well ns tho rate of tho Kcpubllcnu
party In the city of Honolulu. '
MAKIKI PARK RESERVATION.
Governor Frcar's statement that ho
will Issue ttio proclamation setting
aside tho Maklkl Valley us a natural
park area, is a most gratifying con
clusion of tho agitation resulting In'
the concurrent resolution passed by'
the Legislature. ''
It appears from tho flovernor's In
terview that ho has Included In tho
park area somo of tho sldehlH sand
lots that were surveyed and labeled
city lots, or something quite as In
appropriate. If he -lias taken In all
these' shifting sand piles so much tho
hettcf. There is a small stretch of
land at tho bottom of Hound Top
that will make good city lots and
will no doubt bring a fair price.
Those sand lots aro n monument to
the wnsto of Territorial money for
useless surveys. Tho great point
gained Is that tfio area of Maklkl Val
ley, tho natural park, Is set nsldo for
tho public. Its natural beauty Is sec
ond to nono of tho vnlleys ot equal
sIko on this Island, and Us accessibil
ity will mako tho cool and plctur
csquo nooks Increasingly popular
with tho pcnplo of tho town seeking
a place for rest and refreshment of
it Sunday or holiday.
In the courso of' tlmo tho road to
tho top of tho mountain, making an
other approach to Tantalus, will n6
doubt bo constructed, but It is to bo
hoped that tho money will not bo tak
en at this time tinder tho gulso of
spending money to open up home
steads. Tho Ilullotln believes that the
Territory should control and set nsldo
In a similar manner the upper part
n't Pauo'a and I'alolo valllcs which are
not only natural parks but also, as
Jn tho enso of Maklkl, contain the
sources ot water that will somo day
liavo to bo .stored for tho supply ot
tho city.
PROMOTING EUROPEAN IMMI
GRATION. Charter of 11 steamer, coincident
with tho departure for Europe of
Spcclul Agent Campbell, has the nt
mosphcro of prompt bustncss-llko
action by tho Territorial Hoard ot,
Immigration. This is what tlio peo
ple llko to seo, and with n Judicious
expenditure of tho money available
thero appears to be every reason why
tho movement of European Immi
grants should be regular and' of fair
volume.
SMILES
poker thun you could playing 10-cent
limit."
He I feel, darling, that I am not
half good enough to bo your husband,
hut
alio Hut what, George?
He I'm a durn sight too good to bo
the son-in-law of your grouchy par
ents. "Have nny Mick on your fishing
trjp?" ycs counting thosq that got
away-nnd those we threw -back we
almost got seven." ,
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' The great value of this Immigra
tion work Is apparent now, but it
will bo doubly so within threo yours
when betweon-ocenn trnlllc should
begin through tho Panama Cnnnl.
This Is well understood by the peo
ple of this part of tho .country lind
It Is gratifying to noto by occasional
editorial utterances that tho eastern
ers arc taking nn Interest In 'nnd
finvo Intelligent' knowledge of bur
needs. Tim following is faken from
tho Lynn (Mass.) Item:
Tho statement Is made In San
Francisco that three of tho larg
est of tho trans-Atlantic lines aro
preparing to operate direct lines 1
of steamers from Kuropo to Sun
Francisco, ns soon as the Pa
nama canal opens. These fines
nro tho Hamburg-American, tho
North-German Lloyd and tho
Cunard, nil of which aro actively
engaged In tho 'Immigration
traffic.
It is dllllcult to exaggerate tho
Importnnco of such Bcrvlco to tho
development of California. It
puts us at once practically on
both tho Atbmtlc and Pacific
coasts, with, our faces across
lioth , oceans. As wo tiro now
getting tho bulk of the unwel
come Oriental Immigration, be
cause wo are at the front door
of It, so wo shall then get our
share of tho Kuropean Immigra
tion, which now goes to Now
York, simply becnuso that Is easl
esl.'and banks up there, becnuso
It can get no further; wo need
more.
Hrtnglng thousands of families
, of Kuropean races to California
and tho other states of tho Paclllc .
J "Sloiio will both sunnly desirable
anlttnr. tnf nllr I1tlfll!,,t Viltlnva '
and plains nnd glvo us workmen ..
for field nnd orchard, thus reliev
ing the pressure from farmers
for Orlentnl labor. With u heav
ier population of whites, there
will bo no need of a servile yol
low labor. And tho whites will
make good American citizens of
11 homogeneous kind, which tho
Chinese nnd Jnpuncso and Hin
dus never enn supply. This Is
one Instance In which, apparent
ly, tho higher class of labor will
drlvo out tho lower, nnd Is ono,
more reform to credit to tho
building of tho Panama canal.
Stranger things might happen than
that tlio open-door for tho' Euro
pean Immigrant, through the Panama
Cnnnl, will result In n, removal of
somo of tho restrictions on Oriental'
Immigration.
The primary objection to tho Immi
gration of tho Orlentnl Is that ho
comes In such numbers that lie over
whelms. Ho cannot be, assimilated.
If tho opportunity Is 'open for tlio
European to come' to this part of tho,
world In unlimited numbers, being
diverted from New York, it may bo
found feasible to nllow a ccrlnin pro
portion of .Orientals to pass tho pro
tective .barriers. ,
NO flliBlERE
FOR BIG BOND
ISSUE
(Continued from Pag 1)
make them desirable to national banks
In Hawaii except under the local con
illtlons obtaining here. This feature Is
that they can be used ns deposits In
secure government funds. It ,mny bo
stated, however, 1111 good authority that
the only bunk In Honolulu to which
ttil.s feature would appeal ns u buuK
Investment, which Is the First National
Hunk, already has all of its govern
inent deposits amply secured, and thero
is no prospect that further security,
snili ns might be furnished by tho de
posit of theso Territorial bonds, will
bo- needed. Tho government, Indeed
for tho past few years has partially
withdrawn its funds In many ensus
from national, bnnks, but In view of tho
largo iipiount of Federal work In prog-'
res and In pretpect here, thero Is lit
tle possibility that such wil bo the
case locally, -"
To tho other bnnks hero, the bonds
do not appeal 11s Investments, while
bond-brokers nnd capitalists generally
have not believed at any time that
locnl money would bo put Into them In
any quantity.
At times In the past thero has, been
considerable Mile hero for Territorial
bonds, William O. Irwin at onq tlmo
taking 11 good deal. Hut at present
much higher' Interest can easily be sc-.
cured for loans.
On tho mainland tho bonds' will be
In demand becnuso they can be used lis
security for government deposits, tyut it
Is not believed that lOuropenn Investors
will be In on the bidding. The nntleo
of opening of the bids here, say brok
ers. Is lurgely 11 matter of form, nnd
It Is expected that news of tho suc
cessful bidders will all cpmo from Now
York City.
Tho "Loan Shark" bill, providing
for the-creation of a state supervisor
for loan agencies, has been reported
In the Massachusetts house nnd
launched on the usual courso of legislation.
WISDOM
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VT . It's wisdom to., buy
home, unwise tft continue
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' ' ( ' ' BUY A HOME
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, ' n-ronin home near Hher-
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, with two wcll-phintcd (ots.
, A bargain at $2700.
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your 'advantage to place
the management of your
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and responsible concern.
Come and see us as to
terms
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PINEAPPLCBt- BANANA81I
A CraU of 8lx Sateetad Pinas or a
Large Bunch of -Bananas
, Simply leave your order wo do the
rest.
, .IBLArJD FflUIT COMfArJ,Y
(With Wells, Fargo Express Company)
NO DEFINITE PLANS YET'
FOR CONGRESS PARTY
No plans have been iniiile yet for the
entertainment of tho Congressmen
when they visit Hawaii, as It Is not
consldired quite certain when they will
finally adjourn,
Secretary Molt-Smlth mid today
that, although no definite plans had
been made. It was understood that the
program would not be so extruded ns
on the Inst occasion. "Wo gnvo them
too much to do (then, 110 suid, "and
this time I tlilnk(vo'wlll let them have
more time to thqmsolvcs. We kept
them ,011 tho Jump from tho time they
landed until they wciyUaway, but this
time , there will, tint ha so much. As
far as I know, the plans will be, car
ried nut along the saino1 lines us they
worn then, hut until I havo M-cn tho
governor I, can not say for certain."
LAND OF
iVIanoa
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Waterhoiise: Xriist
6lnca we bogan sailing lota In this land we hava laarned a
thing or two t '
First That tht real datnand la for m'adlum.slza house lots)
and in accordance with our suggsstlon tho owner has subdivided
tha two large lota Into twelve smaller ones, containing from 18,
000 to 20,000 square fast Still good-sized jottl
Second That the lots in this land' come pretty near selling
themselves. The reason? Daeausa the lots are not remnants nor
undesirables left over altar the pick, but are the rea choice lo
cations. This Is easily' proved' by a ' visit to the land. Let us
show youl t
Waterhoiise Trust
F0ET AND MERCHANT STREET! HONOLULU, T, S,
Exhibition of Old
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UNTIL- 11 P. M.
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FACTORY SEWAGE
President Mott-Smlth. of tlio, Board
of Health and Dr. Prutt mnde aiylsit
of inspection this morning to the pine
npplo factories nt lwllci. They, .had
h cfanferened some "tlmo ago In con
nection with tho matter ot, , making
better arrangements for. tho dlsiiosul
of sowcrugo and now find that mat
ters tiro on n very good footing;
"Tho companies have fallen, In with
our suggestions very readily," said
Mott-Smlth this morning, "and .havo
dono good work. They havo combined
and put Iiun scwugo system of their
own. .Tho whole of the matter Is
pumped Into (ho government sower
near the prison and In this way tho
tnctorics aro in n very sanitary con
dition. Big Work Ahead.
"Within the next thrco days wo
hope to bo able to gat on with thu
work In connection with tho filling up
of holes unil general cleaning up. Tho
first district wo are to tako In Is
that bounded by King strcot. South
street, Ala Moana and Ward avenue.
This takes n Kukuako and Kowulo.
Are Combining.
"Owing lo tho fact thai there aro
such a niimlier of llttlo places through
out this division nnd tho cost ofjeuch
owner1 having to fill In ,011 his; own
account Ihey are planning 11 combine.
Tho systematizing and arrangement
of nil this will necessitate an enor
ni'o'us amount of work which wo hopo
PUUPUEO
Valley
r-V iK'
IN GOOD ORDER
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to get onto
soon as possible.
No Actual Work Yet.
"Although wc shall bo working along
on tho plans tor some tlmo to come
there will bo - vory little chanco of
getting any actual filling In complet
ed until wo have Ih'j whole matter
arranged. All the owncis are com
ing In very readily wllh us on the
subject und go la. 111 0.10 has regis
tered any kick. 'I hoy pl seem to ho
w'cl nwilro ol Hie iscL. that If Ihcy
do not do It wu w,ll und are falling
Into lino accordingly. From what I
can seo now' do not think thero will
bq any necessity for spending any
of tho J2.f,n;oqO granted us by the last
legislature. , .
Tho third, land drawing was mndo
this morning covering tho division of
Kau, on Hawnl). ' There were twenty
cno lots hut only seven applications.
Another, drnwlrtg will bo mndo to
morrow of tho division covering" Punn,
Jlilo nnd llanmkim on Hawaii. Thero
tire about nno hundred lots in this
and between fifty and sixty nppll
cants. "
Following nro tho names of those
wio drow lots (his morning: l
Mrs. Anna Pcnlnmlnn, K. Ilooklo
klc, Thomas K. Forrest, Jr., Job Na-
lati Kamokti, Wm,. K. ForreBt,, Harry
O, Tledcmnnti,,Nahula Mokuhnlll. 1
FUNERAL SERVICES OF
. SENATOR H. T-MOORE
8. '
The following 'account of tho funcinl
of Senator It. T. Mooro Is taken from
the Son iFruucMo .Examiner ot July 6
Tho Hcuialifh Af Herbert T. Mooro
wcro laid to rest In Cypress Ijiwii cem
etery yesterday afternoon, under the
auspices of Paclllc I-odgc No. 130, F. &
A. M.
Mcorc, n Southerner by birth, went
In Hawaii soon nfter the annexation
nnd encaged In business there. Ho was
11 sound Democrat In politics, nnd was
the pioneer of Democratic principles In
tho Islands. Always n fnvorllo with
tho natives, he scoured air overwhelm
ing vote when ho ran for the Territo
rial Senate nnd hud tho unique position
of being the only Democrat In a Re
publican House. '
In February, 1910, he decided to cifme
to San Frnnclsco on nccount of his
wlfo's health, nnd, since that time, has
engaged In tho -wholcsalo cigar busi
ness in Snn F.ranclsco with marked
success. ,IIIs death was unexpected;
und followed nhprt Illness from which
ho was expected )o recover. . '
SHOW INCREASE, IN
TAX RETURNS
Tho Governor gave out somo moro
figures In "connection with the collec
tion of Inxes this 'morning. The total
collected by tho tax bureau, which
docs not Include Insurance or herltago
taxes.'nmountH to 12,607,61.55, as com
pared with $2,556,355.06 Inst year.
There Is n general nil-round Increase
except In tho case of the general 'n
come taxes, V)ileh 'shojv a decrease of
Sin.742.7a. This w-ns expected, bow-
over, and did not cqmo'ot, 11 surprjso to
iinyone.
The amount on real property amounts
to S766.42!).6X' for tha present fiscal
year, as compared with' the-sum of
S709,943.S5 for tho last period, rcr
snnal property shows up with $733,-
800.45 as against $720,252.68. Oenernl
Income, which shows tho only decrease,
registers $422,251.79 as ngnlnst $435,-
994.55. Tho special Incomo tax adds
up to $379,749.68, as against $377,
694.27 for I ho hist period.
flovomnr Froar .Is In receipt of a
letter ro'm Superintendent af Public
Instruction, Willis T. Pope, who Is at
present, on tho mainland,. Ho says
that he has been visiting various' In
stitutions nnd gaining much valuable
Information concerning them. ,
His visits linvo Included ,vnrlous re
formatories and also detention houses,
Hoslclcs this ho mndo a vlsjt to tho
Oeorgo Purontol Itepubllc nt Ixis An-
gole' und iHso to ino uoorgo -junior
ftov.ublc af, ClJmo, Cal.
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This wonderful new pro-'
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oiir milk depot on Sheridan
street absolutely insures
the purity of every drop of
mlk we aall, without af
fecting the flavor or qual
ity.' r ,
Physician and bacteri
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method of purifying milk.
Call and see the purify
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We are showing e,ome
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