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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., FRIDAY, AUG. 4, 191f.
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Inli'L'rll) Million! knowledge I nrak
II II tl H-I'lix. Illlll knowledge Wllllllllt
lutigrlt) l ilaugcriiuo ti till dreadful.
.InlltlMitl.
Pernaps II'h tlio Gotcrnorshlp that
Mott-Hiulth tlmls t lint hf'yinay hate to
take Inter In tlie season.
It now appears from tlio coutt
records that there Is u come-back in
tlio niiluiii rliuHlMK business.
Knwalahao Clmreli rillhcultles need
not he rillllculllis at all. It tho minor
ity will exercise tlio Hplrlt of tho
Culricn Hule.
W. W Harris Is all right, IIioiikIi
hit tippon!? to some as a hctter Mayor
of ilniiolulii than 1're.slilont uf the
Ilnanl or llcnltli.
Nothing now remains hut In go
ahead anil Imllil tliu roailu as stu'Cility
111 the nioliey anil the eillclency of tliu
rimil lunas will allow.
Theie'll ho no Joy rides In tile tin iff
business, though thn Hcpiihllcun In
mtrgonts ilo oninblno with the. Doiiio
erals for u few speedy spurts.
(internment nwnctsliip of tho
vhnreH Is all right after the flovern
nietit has put what whurtes it owns
In I'onilition to meet tlio ilcmamls of
tho tiatllc uf thn lort.
Tho Canadian town that onloreil
tlio American ling taken ilown Is
merely .1 remlinlor that thoro am etc-
loptloiiR In Imtli countries to prove
tho rule that all men are not fouls.
Judging from tliu list that has hoeu
maile up, the oxpendltuies utiiler thn
loan fund ;lll he something like tho I
work of tho proRont lloanl of Super-
miii2 not fairly Rlarteil till well Into
Ii ' next year.
If one in ten of the deaths during
tho past rar hail heen from cholera,
jilaRiie or ollow feer, tliu town
would, ho In a furore. With tuher
culosls makliiR this record, Ronieonn
ought to at least w.ikc up.
normally and Frnnco have oomo to
an midorstandliiK as opecteil. Ku
lopeau uallmiH hae to ntlr up a
. frncas oiuo In n whllo Just us a tout
of strength anil to determine whether
tlio situation Is tho same an It was.
Thin Is tho tlino when tho Rchool
spirit shows Itself among the men
who have made a micichh In life and
are In a position to give llherally In
assisting the Institution that started
them nut with a good education and
sound moral training.
Const i action uf a chapel In thn
vlt Inlty of Schollehl llarracks ni.iy In-
dlcaln one of two thlngH. Hither tho
troops will not hn coming to town
soon, or there will he oiioukIi men
stationed on this island to make a
1,'ooil audience for thn country ns well
as Ihn tlty''jipst.
Whllo thq, Tobacco Trust Is stralght
onlryj out Its uffalrH with the (lov
ormnvnt, tho Territory of Hawaii Is
quietly, riot pipping n tobacco Industry
that "HI stiinil on absolute merit, and
chIIh for only thn iitorago piotcotlon
of a now American Industry to make
It thoroiiKhly successful,
If It lie true that better olllclals can
ho obiiilneil thtough :iiiiilutment than
by election, It Is well to boar In mind
EVENING
' Thn following eplstlo wns sent by
un angry tenant lo Ills landlord;
. "Dear SJr:
"1 'want them toller stops fixed
right on". Mv wife fol down last nlte
and like to broke her dam neck.
Please! send blumbber and llgs our
bath tub it will noon be time for us
to use, him ucen and oblige.
"Yours truln,
WltUKI.V IIUI.I.I1T1M
rt '.u Mooti ,rt,
Pei Ymi, nywhcieliilJS. ., . I.ou
Ptl Year fttiywhiT n CinMl, l.fto
Pfl Yer rliM. I,.i. irii a.x
2185
2356
Vntered t the roitoltice at Honolulu
sccoTHiiam mmier
AUGUST 4, 1911
! SANITATION FACTS
j .. IV.
! Ono imt f oteiy ten persons wlm
!llfil In those IkI.uhIh ilurltiK tin' yciir
1 1 U 1 0, riled of tuberculosis.
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"Not only Is consumption a pre
rntahto disease; It Ih now known to
ho a luruhlo dlseaso. lint it can his
cured only iirovhk'tl It Ih taken In
tiniu, iiinl iroiili'il tliu iioior hy
giene Ih :uloiteil "
"It Is no losing light th.it is being
ni.nlo against the rilboase. liter
lilim Icll. nntl It In ti eiiiiHofi'iitlti)
prediction that the next tlinr iIociiiIoh
will son more iPiuiirkiililn Improve
ment." ".More Ranltorlii are noeiloil."
"II lilllkt lioviip ho runtnlloti tlifil ti
I'lilcf. I wolilil like to hav tlio chief
effeit of tho lucicuslug niimher of
fxiilturlii illHtrilinteil throughout thn
wot lil will he, not upon their pu-
lli.tiln. lull iili li..lr lii.lirliliiipliiuiil
The) will gradually revolutionize tho
luiliils nr IhliiL- of (he I'liniiiiiiiill).
'Huch a sanilnrlum Is not a men-
uio to public lioallh ns many fool
ishly fear, hut on tho other hand, Ik
an chlcicnt moaiiH of Imprntlug san
itary ami hygienic roiiilltlonR ami
liahlts." 1'iof. Irving Fisher of Coin-
mlttee of Ono lluuilreil on National
Health.
Palatini Settlement is tho loading
Institution In Hawaii that Is riotelnp
,l(, ,,.w.vo
with tuberculin
methods for dealing
that tlio President of tlio lloanl of
Health Is of as much Importance, as
llni Mnvnr of Honolulu. The now
appointee Is expected to ho up to tho
standard of the men who will he put
heforo tho electors mixt year.
Prince Tokugawa lilt tlio nail on
the head when speaking at thn hati-
il ii o t of the Aiiiorlcu's Ki lends Asso
ciation nl Tokyo ho Raid, "It Is not.
therefore, for the seiitliuental reason
of traditional fllondslilp alone, though
mi clieilsh" It ns the cause of a pe
culiar pride and satisfaction that we
sincerely desire to foster and perpet
uate tho mutual repaid and attach
ment that now exists, hut thn selllsh
Interest of hoth people alike demands
It."
PUNAHOU DESERVES SUPPORT.
I'unahou calls not so much for
sympathy as for support.
The Institution has had innro than
.Its share of trials by lire, and there
I ought to hu enough enthusiasm over
the good wink It has ilono and Ih
iilolng. to rally men and money In
such numbers and amounts as will
not only lilt the gaps made by the
jinost recent fire, but filto tile school
an equipment that Is morn In keep
ing with tho needs of modern educa
tion and a better toward for the
splendid record of tlio touchers and
Ibcholais.
I'nmilioti d,oserveH morn of this com
, inanity than It has lcceltoil. Tho
excellence of Its management hits
attracted an Increasing number of
pupils and niailu greater demands for
equipment than money has been mail
able to supply. It ought to bo ono
of the most liberally endowed In
slitutlonu In tlio 'ferritin y.
Historical assoii.itlniiH have a
jStioag force In malnlalnlng any
sihool, and thorn Is no other In thn
SMILES
"I low Is thn now filing system?
Success'" asked tho agent of tho
merchant tu whom ho had sold a
"sjHloiu" a fnw da) a before,
"Clie.it"' said tlio merchant.
. "Hood'" kaltl tho agent, nibbing his
hands. "And how Is business?"
"Iliislnoss';" echoed the merchant.
"Oh, wo hato stopped business to at
teiyl to tliu llliui; system "
Two Acres of Land
And New Modern
Three-Room
Bungalow
Pioperty Is near walatae carllne. City
water Is laid on property and Into
home. If more land Is desired, an ad
Joininn two acree can be secured. Tills
In just the place for a successful
chicken nincli.
Trent Trust Co., Ltd.
For Renl
Completely
Furnished
Two'bedroom house on Knpio
lanl street.
High grounds! good view.
Possession August 15 1911
Rent, $47.50 pep monlh.
BishopTrust Co.,Ltd.
924 BETHEL STREET
PINEAPPLES BANANASIt
A Crate of Six Selected Pines or a
Large Bunch of Bananas
.Simply lento jour order wo do the
rest.
ISLAND FRUIT COMPANY
(With Wells, KorKti Hxpress Company)
Teiriloiy l Icher In this asset. Hut
I'unahou hasMnoie. It Ih making
good In the present flay and should
hate thn buildings and general phys
ical paraphernalia In keeping witli Its
educational elllclelicy and luo.ider
sphere of action.
EFFICIENCYJEMANDED.
Tlin claims iiindo in hchnir of Dr.
.1. S. It. Pratt as a tiiilued sanitarian
cannot bo denied, and moh.ihlv will
not ho by tlio most indent candidate
for thn Presidency of the Hoard of
Health. l)r Pralt linn tho eyreltnlit
training gained from practical ex
Waterhouse Trust
Land of Puupueo
Manoa Valley
WHEN a man buys something useful
which at the same time is steadily in
creasing in value he is twice fortunate. It
is only a little over ten years ago since the
pioneer settler on the land of Puupueo
made his home there. Then there were
none of the many conveniences required by
the exacting suburbanite. Now all the ad
vantages that can possibly be asked for are
procurable: Mount-tin spring water, tele
phone, electric light and Rapid .Transit
service, and gas for cooking.
BE TWICE FORTUNATE, and purchase
one of the most desirable house lots to be
had within three miles of the Capitol.
Remember, Easv Terms Are Offered.
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8EE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
Hand-Carved
Frames
GURREYS
FORT, NEAR HOTEL
The office hours of the
WIRELESS
are from 7 a, m. to 5i30 p. m. on week
days and on Sundays from 8 to
10 a.'m., and until 11 every
night for ships'
messages
perience in dealing with till phases
of Honolulu's honltli problems. Ho
has alto studied conditions In other
cities and especially at Panama.
As Is often tlio case, there are more
good men available for the position
than were supposed tn he possible.
What the Hltuatlon ileniandi now us
never before Is elllciency, et cry-Jay
clllclcncy. Sanitation Is the Issue of
111 st importance to this city today.
Those who think lives arn not worth
satliiK must remember thai the con
tinued prosperity of tho city depends
on the excel loulo of Its sanitation.
An epidemic, or threatened epidemic,
turns the thlo from business urtltity
and general progress to business de
pression and retrogression.
What Hie Ooter'nor wants Is ono of
those enigmas tjio 11 ill lo till will
not-attempt to FOlto. Ho seems to bo
Mitlsllcd with inefficiency In Mime ilo
p.irtmcnts and splendid results In
otheis. Thero Is lfo department i
Itho Territory whero Inelllclency can
accomplish creator community ins
aster than tho Hoard of Health.
Immigration Officer,.!. II. Harbour,
who returned to Portland from Wash
ington, k.'ih that Ills action In col
lootlut; head tax on alien and desert
ing ho.inu n has been uphold by tho
ileum tnient. following n decision of
tho United States Court of Appeals
of New Yoik. Mr. Harbour lias been
tho only Inspector on tho roast en
forces the collections, and ho anti
cipates a general order bc.irlnt; on
It.
ZENO K. MYERS
INSURANCE BROKER.
All kinds of Insurance will be placed in any company,
designated by the customer. Kxpert advice as to form of
policy, etc.
Room 610 Stangenwald Big
Telephone 2062
DR. PRAH HAS
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SPECIAL TRAINING
"It socnis to mi! that T)r. J. H. 11.
Pratt Is the logical limn for the presl-
diney of tlio Hoard of Health," said Dr.
(' It. Cooper, n former president of tho
board, this niornlnir In speaking of tho
fltiiiitloii crtated by Mutt-Kinltli'H res
ignation
"I say this Intending that It shall
not lie taken an relbctluir In any way
mi the suggestion of Dr. llolidy, who
has a private piaetlse that I should
JM.IH lit' ..,llli llui ISI'U .!'. .
"It Is generally rcrnitnlzcii, I IhlnK,
that the preside. lit of the Hoard of
Hialth should devote his undivided at- i
tentlon to the duties of the olttce.
"Thn Hist iiuallllcatlon of the pref.1-j
lent of the Hoard of Health should bo
that he bo a trained xnnltni Ian. Ho
should bo trained and experienced rn
that ho c,ould avoid a crlaK Thru,
should ho get into a iilsls that Is al
ways possible, hu would know what to
do, and not be foroed to call In outsid
ers tu handle thn aclmtlllc details.
"In Dr. Pratt tho Territory has ,n
man thoroughly trained In sanitation
work, lie is a. medical man who Ii.ih
inallo n ppooluUy of sanitation. In bis
poiltlou ho has gained a wide cxpcrl
i neo uf local iiindltlons Hint Ih iipialcd
by no one else In the city. Not long
iiro ho went to tho States to study tho
methods of sanitation In tho leading
cities and also visited tho Panama Ca
nal zone and got u clow view of tho
work they aio doing thtre, n good part
nf Which we must ailopt hero If wo iiro
to be In thn condition that ought to
eht.
"l''uitherinoro, I believe unri I am
generally suppoited In this by the scl-
nt Hit men of tlm city and cnuntiy
that the president of tho Hoard at
Health should be n medical man and a
trnlliiil t-cleiitjst. Tbeie Is no other
State or Tmlliiry In thn Union wlure
the head of tho Statu or Terrltorhl
health department Is not a meille.tl
num. Tho Marine Hospital Service has
large arimlnlMrutlto duties, lint jam
don't see any but trained men at tho
head of tho biirenu mid III ihargo of tho
work nt every port.
"Dr. Pratt has tho conlhlenco of all
the Federal nllleers stationed hero. Ilo
has woiked with tlicni Iln has ont
Rood number of.j'ears In tlio public
senlio ami hi It thoioughly ellleleiit.
"I belleto the business management,
of which mi much li said, should rest
with tho recietnry of tho board If thorn
Is any doubt of the nblllty nf n sclen
tllle ninn to understand iiidliurj- ques
tions nf business.
"I have no personal Interests In tho
matter bejond that of thn eltl.en who
wants to see trained and elficlcut men
In public otllce. When thero nro such
Pure
Milk
The electric process of
treating nil milk received
at our depot makes possl.
ble the delivery of an ab
solutely pure, healthy milk.
Besides the precaution of
electrically treating the
milk, vve maintain perfect
sanitary conditions In our
daries, and our herds are
regularly inspected by the
Territorial Veterinarian.
Honolulu
Dairymen's
Association
neii nvrtllnblii we ought not to spend
time and money 'experimenting with
tlmw who are new to the work and
can't pick up at u moment's notice Hie
nil-Important details' of health matters
In this city and Terrltnrj".
".Much of tho sanitation wmk hero
now Is along the lines of prevenllvo
medicine. The city has to protitt It
self by creating conditions that tylll
head on 'trouble, so to speak. Vor,thls
work the trained sanitarian Is inn did,
and 1)r Pratt Mils that hill -better than
any of thn men I hate heard mentioned
and who niny bo innshlereil on the list
of mailables."
NAVAJO FOR '
TARGET TOWING
An order Is to be sent to the naval
null nrltles lit Washington by Chief
fiunncr Iliilisnn. asking pirinlsslon to
utilize the t' S. X. tug Navajo, now
stationed at the naval station here, for
towing tnrgets during the Const Artil
lery prnctlo from Septembir IB to 30.
During tho next few months tho
ilutbs of tho Navajo will bo rather
light, so there Is hardly apy iloabt but
that sdio will bo nllowed to do tho tar
get towing In September,
Tho James Makoe Is to bo hired In
the meantime, and will start towing
next Tuesday morning, ltntlery Harlow
nt Port ItUKer coiuininclng target
trucking nt that time, nntl will con
tinue for ono month.
Tho N.itajo will luivn a longer course
to traterse than the James Makee,
whoo route will bo from l'ort Arm
strong to Hln6k Point and return, whllo
tho Nutnjo will probably coast, along
Willi her target for tho full length of
this side of tho Island
This will allow every roast battery
a ihaucu at tracking, range-lliidlngaiid
sighting.
D. W. ANDERSON WILL
JOIN TRENT TRUST CO.
Hat lil i W, Anderson, teller for
HlBbop & Co. will leavo his position
In the bank to beronio coiinicted with
tliu Ticnt Trust company on August
IB. It Is umleistnoil that ho goes lo
the liust company to tako a iesinn-
sllilo uftlco position. There was a
rumor that he would Micceed Gitalin
O: Uelser, Jr., as tho Ticnt represen
tative on tliu Honolulu stock and bond
exchange. Mr. Uelser leates for the
coast this month to tako a position
with Wnkclleld. Cailhwtilto & Co. in
San Francisco, wheio lie will still bo
In the boud-brokcrago business.
R. II. Trent said this morning tint
Mr, AndoiHWi will take an office pn
hltlon with tho tuist company, and
that no ono has yet been named lo
tako Heifer's placo on "tlio street."
Tho sanitary commission Is due tn
linvfi n monllllir lit four o'clock tills
afternoon In the Chamber of Com
merce, rooms, 'Stangenwalri building.
Tho commission has now secuied
maps and data prop-ired by Snpoiln
tondent or Public' Woiks Mnislun
Campbell. Kxtenslto reclamation
plans are to bo dlscusso.1 sliottly, to
gether with matters of sewage nnil
wnter system. Whether or- not tho
board will inako such recommenda
tions nt) will call Tor a .special ses
sion of the legislature Is problomall
cal. Tho special Besslon talk has been
heard sllico tlio hoconri meeting of
the boaid, at which time It was brief
ly discussed by Senator A V. Judil
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The Formf i
Merchant Tailors
500 Suitings
Perfect Tit
Any Style
Sachs' Building,
I0RDAN WILL
TALK PEACE
Tho arrival nf, ninl address by David
Starr .Ionian will ho u memorable:
J event In the hlstoiy of Honolulu. Prof.
Jordan Is ono of tlio strongest nil vit
ro tr-s for world's peacn and It is ux
poetori Ills lecture on this subject will
fill tlio Opcia Ilouso to overflowing.
The personnel of tho connnltten In'
charge of tlio arrangements Is iu? fol
lows: Abo Lenin, Jr., President .Men's
League: Mnrston Campbell, Presi
dent of Commercial Club; IJ. O. White,
President of Met chants' Association;
Jnnios T. Wakefield, Pieshlcnt of
Church Club; James P. Morgan, Pre
sident of Chamber of Commerce; Y.
Akan, Japanese Commltteo; W. P.
Illlllnglmni, President of University
Club; W. A. Uryan, Director of Pub
lic Service Association; Cliu (loin,
President of United Chinese Socie
ties. i 1(11 1 lo CHARGED
WITH BIGAMY
Anlono It. Frletas was arrested by
Harry Holt last night ninl bmtiglit be
fdre Acting Commissioner Charles S.
Davis this morning, when ho was
committed to the grand Jury.
Tho charge luld 'against Freltns Is
that of bigamy. Ho Is 'alleged to have
married Maria Jesus (Treitns sotno
time, subseiiuent to, April 28. lull). On
that day ho Is also alleged to have
married (ieorglnu Marks. Hu will
now linto to wait until tho grand
jury can take up his ca.e.
Fine Copper Plate
Piinting
Die Sinking and
Embossing
Wax and Corporation
Seals especially
to order
H.F.W1CHMAN&C0.
Limited
Leading Jewelers
Ben Nyeburg
Antone F. Souza
Patrick O'Connell
1214 Fort St.
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