Evening bulletin. [volume], July 19, 1911, 3:30 EDITION, Page 6, Image 6

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Jp' EVENJNQ BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H-, WEDNESDAY, JULY19, 1911.
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Save Your
Money
Have you seen our
wonderful display of
Suits which we have
on sale at 1-2 of
what you pay else-
here?
You had hettcr call
and invest in one of
them, as you will
never have such a
chance again.
By Buying
Your Suits at
a
PRI CE
Also a large line of
DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY,
DOMESTIC GOODS, etc.
L. B. KERR & Co.,
LIMITED
Alakea St.
WOMAN
ESCAPES
OPERATION
WasCuredbyLydiaEPink
ham's Vegetable Compound
IS
OPERATING
(Continued from Pig 1)
prepared for amoklnir lian been made
evlurnt bv recent l7urc In places
on i lilpboard totnlly unwnpeetcd and
tlio existence of wlilch would never
bnc become known bod It not been
for Information obtnlned by Chief
Wllklo's men In China nnd Honolulu.
federal
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V.tnnnil. Tllcl ''Your remedlPlllilTO Divlna In n tin rpcelleil bv
CUteil 1110 mill 1 tmo only lUKi'ii bii omcinl from tbo unme Fource, SCO rive
bottles otLyiUa1.1klnmVyiWt .. .... , 1)rM)nr(, 0I,,ura ,ver0
vvii3 slcK tlirco wlcii etenlny on the steamer Bl
months nnd cimll berln. Captain Zieder commanding,
not Vinlk. 1 suf-'vvhlcli nrrUed from IIonRlionK on July
fonil llll tliO time, e Tlio rontrnbnnd nlnnt una found In
without an oiier.1- ",0 coa' bunkera under MO tons of
Hon. for I could 'coal. Tbo nlue of the find nt tbo pres-
lliirilly stand tlio cnt Clilnntmvn market price of ISB per
ptlns fit my slili'l, tin Is $14,000, und Cnpliiln Zeider will
SttMJ.f'S?, yny n. nno cqu?, ,lmt
rlirbf W 1 ciri aum under th customs regulations.
to feci better whin I bad takPll only I Customs Inspectors John T. Stone,
0110 bottle of Compound, but kcfit oil Josiph Head nnd John Tolnnd worked
rIasnfr.ildlostiitoosuim." Mr, .luring the whole of Thursday nlfcht
MAUI I. MULL.I.X, -1.3 . J). m J-.i- ,ovcllnK tbo BOO tons of coal out of
Why wilUvomon tnko chance with "!e wny ,,0,oro t,,,y cou,d rp,,eh t,,
nn operation or dr.itf out n sickly, compartment. Tbey were relieved yoi
InlMiearted existence, lnUilnfj three, unlay by Inspectors Knlovv. Huffakcr
fourths of tho joy of HvIlilT, when they nnd innnlnirrr, who linvo been ordered
ran nun nciiiiiin.i.u.i.ix riiiMuin
yeirclalilu uorapntmu?
Vnr Iblrtv vn.irn It.
standard remedy for femalo lilt, and I "Special Agent of tbo TrmMiry
It 19 cured thousands of women who, Dean nnd Tldwcll hnvo been Informed
DOTY BUILT UP
i, HE
DECLARES
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lln'iPacliir (,'nmpiny was a rniiibln.-i-
L, V tlcu innuiifc tlio InnliTH to ctntrnl
. .. ....... .. .,
ini' uiigai i'i nuns irut iim.au no
xabl nniiv Independent nl.inti'i.i wcro
nut In tin- combination. He s.ilil thai
"A, IJ. Bpicrkvls iiml hlni'df wore I it
te.estcd In Hawaiian likiul.itloiis but
did not control any of tliem. I
. When presied for siiidflc Inform t-!
t Hon Mr. Sprtckels sjld:
4(.ij'We contiol noiio of tlio plantitlons
tt In which wo are Inti'iested nnd aro
'mcro stocKholdcrs In the Kllauea Sng-i
L i nfl'Ianlation Company, tlio llaknlanl
fjiiKur I'lnntatlon Compiii), tho Wai
"miuilo Siuir I'luiUtinu Conipiny'
f mill In tlio llilo Siuar I'lnntatlon.
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St 1 ill) UIIUII1III1I HOW 111 III) 11 III.IL
JFIr. SpicekelB IMiir
VAaked As to HrldlrgJ.
iillio Chul pi n-Ui-t U tho extent
of jour hoIilliiKS mid ion- b-otber'a
FoldliiRS In thoHo four companies?
Mr. Spicckuls It would be ery
illllicnll for mo to nay.
The Clinlriiinn Cim jiiii kI It to
us In i omul nuiubcia now, nnd ou
can Kiippleuicnt It l.itei, if joii desire.
Will It nmoimt to $1,000,000, would
ou s.i?
Mr, Spreckcls No; I do not think
It would amount to that.
The Chalrmin Is that any whore
neai It? ,
Mr. Sprcckela Since I hno como lo
think about It, It is considerably Icsa
than $1,000,000.
In replj to a Ioiir rerles of epieR-
tioiiH Mr Spicckcla aild tlio four
I laulutlims me anions He smullCHt
In Hawaii The Klluuei, ho aald, pn
duces ubuut G,000 tons of raw Him.ir;
tho ll.iknltii, ubuut 11,000 tons; tho
Wnlinaiuiln, nUnit B.0U0 or C00O ton3;
nnd the HUo, about 10,000 tons. Tlio
en'ho output comes to tlio Weiltrn
SiiKiir Itctliihu Company, at Han
rianclsco. CoutractH nleo exist, ho
said, with many of the Independent
plantors. Ilia company, he B.ild, ob
tains about CO per cent of tlio entlro
Ilav.iill.iii output. He tcstllled Hint
no sunar was receled from tho Fac
tor Cinnp.uij 'They will not rUo us
any jiortloii of tholr output," ho said.
Tells of Competition.
"Wo have competition also with tho
Honolulu plantation," wild Mr. Sproc
kets, "which Is a plantation nutsldo
of the Factor Company, nnd which
'"itn miiko ii microscopic examination of
For' thirty jears It has been tho "'" "h'1
imlanl remedy for femalo Ills, and I 'Special
s cured thousands of women who. Heap nnd
liavo lx.cn troubled with such all-What this lot of' opium. lins been under
the coal for several months, owihe to
the fact Hint the bunkers wero not
emptied during tint period so that tbo
members of tlio crew In tho smugRlIng
rln-t could not Ket nt tho opium Tho
nircnts bale nlso dlcmered that tho
prlci, of, opium fell ns law ns 119 per
tin about two months uro, but that
since the relzuro of 181 tins on Juno 29
In the bllRe bottom of the Nippon Mnru
the price has advanced to $!5 pir flve
tael tin
"There Is no doubt now In tbo minds
of tbo Federal olllclals that n lame
quantity of opium has been smiiBUlod
Into this port nnd the port of Honolulu
during tbo last two enrs by tbo cun
ning mcmbirs of tho crews of the ves
sels carrjlmr tha ntuO". and that small
quantities of the drug were concial'd
In places where the Inspectors would
bo likely to search for It, so Hint It
mlRbt be supposed that that was all the
lneuts ns displacements, lnllammatlou,
ulceration, iiurohl tumors, irregulari
ties, periodic pains, backache, Indiges
tion, mid nervous prostration.
If jou hnvo tlio Hllulitest doubt
tliat J.yilliv 11. IMiikliiun'H Vcko
tnblu C'onipoiinil tvlll help you,
iitKo to Airs. Plnklinm nt Ljiiii,
Jlnss, for ntlvicf). Your letter
Mill bo absolutely conlldciitlal,
nuil tbo uilvlco free
aro icflnlug partially their raw MiKar
ilKht at Hie plantation Itaclf."
Tho extent or this additional out
put, .Mr. Sprockets testified, was from
IS 000 to 20,000 tons nnninlly.
The Honolulu plantation, Mr.
Spieckels declared, sought to sell all
Its nusar in San FinnclHco and con
tinually cut prices to do so. He said
It was equal In purity to Ills own sug
ar Mr. Spreckcls said (hat tho output
or Qtif.nl rvtfiilliir It front llnunll n,.
BiCKatcd luoio tlinu KOO.OOO tons anilldr"" on ''"""l. nnd that tbo real e
this venr would roach OoO.OOO toils.
"When sugar came in free from Ha
waii and fiom tho Philippines," Mr,
tent of the ring's operations mlRbt not
bo suspected.
"It Is believed, furthermore, Hint
Spreckcls testified, "It did not nffect nrKc Quantities of opium have been
tho pi Ice, but tho consumer Rot no I surreptitiously landed In Hawaii dur
Ins tho last twelve months nt n time
wbrn the price vvna t)0 n tin, nnd that
It v as successfully shipped Into this
port on board of coasting steam nnd
sailing vessels. H Is regarded ns n pe
culiar circumstance Hint no attempt
was made to senrcb'such out-of-the'
way places ns water biitts nnd coal
bunkers until tho tlp'wns"passed from
HnuukonR to the authorities here."
bom fit thereby and the planter did."
Mr, Madison Wo hnvo had free
sugar I roin Hawaii since 1870, have
we not?
Mr. Spreckcls Yes j I understand
that tin- treaty went Into effect then.
.Mr. Madlhon Do oti think ylnt
tho world level of prlro would lalse
If, ns a matter of fact, we wiped out
our beet sugar Industry here?
Built Up Planters, He Says.
Mr Sptcrkols "I do say that It
would not niako tho sugar any cheap
er to tho consumer, became, taking
tho lustnnco of Hawaii, In tho year
1S7G; I happonod to bo down there for
a year, and know the conditions ex
isting at the lliuo. Tlio production of. from Utnpornry duty In connection
Hie entire Islands, at tho time when with tha Quartermaster's Department
tho tieaty wont Into effect, wns 10,000. and will report In pirson to tho com
Kins, They liavo raised It today up! minding olllcer, I'resldlo of San Frun-
to nbout 000,000 tons, stimulated by' elm o, for assignment to duty at that
what? Ily tho duty that they got, and, post.
bj tho Migur being admitted free.
MAJOR KN0WLT0N.
FOR TflE PRESIDIO
Major Joseph L. Know Hon, Coast
Artillery Corps, U. S. A, Is relieved
No lives have been lost In tho lira
In the Chlefton mine of the Clarks
Thrfro ou built up that country, and
j qu built up thoso planters, nnd with
out any matcilnl benefit to tho cltl-, burg Coal Company nt Wllsonburg,
zciis or our own country." w. Va.
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