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c TA '; "A v yx v Wf f"j TT . i-N From San Franclseoi ' t.urtltic AllRllst 23 For San Franclecol Blcrrn August 23 From Vancouver. Mnranui . i iBcplcmber IS For Vaneouvari Makiirn . .September 12 Evening Bulletin 3:30 EDITION Advertising Value Is a Direct Quantity This it a lime wlien tho public wantt to know everything about everything, and tht only way for a buiineti to keep in touch with the public la to TELL ABOUT ITSELF IN PUBLIC PRINT. ESTABLISHED 1882. No. 5011. 10 PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1911. 10 PAGES. PRICE 5 CENTS. LINDSAY i i PROBES STEAMSHIP CO. LICENSES STREET IMPROVEMENTS COMING SOON . Two LineslPropcrty-Owners Are Not Paying Why llio MntHon Navigation Com pnny mid the Oceanic Steamship' Cnmpnn) have been psylng niuuinl li censes to the Tcrrllory of $100 slnco 1109 nnil $300 previous to Hint, slnco 190S, while the Cnnadlan-Aiistralinn ( nil 1'nclfln Mull linen luivc not, is n matter which tho iittomey-Kcnernrs (lcpnrtmcnt Is investigating, Attnrno)-f!cncrnl Lindsay Is now looking Into tho matter, ho stilted this morning. If he duds that tho two Agree To Change Majtfprity of' Interests Affected Line Up For Downtown Improvement Mann Says Taftls Strong Oil King Gives Million To Relieve Suffering A nmjorlty of tho property-owners tin inn ecu. wbo will lo nlTcctcd by tho widening, through" Associated 1'reaa Cdile.) WASHINGTON, D. C Aug. 22. The extra session of Congress adjourned to day tine die. A feature of the adjourn ment were statement! Issued by party leaders. Champ Clark, Democrat, Tho hnproLinent will go Speaker of the House, declared in a t statement that the Democrats have tho kept evtry pledge made before the set- .... .. . ! J !.. .1 ,.. .- .VltOOUKIl Hiu nvn op.nsu, rai.rnny pai iieuiarijr 10 Its imnngc- tariff revision. 1 On the other hand, Representative I of Hotel street unci tho opening of Iniluilcd In the general plan Is ' Hit liofi "street uro cnllsteil for this bis closing of Union sired. Mihllu Imiirnvtmcrit. hush City nnil Hrovvir Ilstntc. IhruiiKli County Treasurer Hubert W. Shingle, meat, hns dtclnrid that It will pro companies arc, liable, for dcllmicnt .'who bus been nctlvo In proniotlngplons cccd wllli Its plans for putting up n James R. Mann, tho Republican House' ' s. ..- at .-.... a. I a.. ... a. .lies . ... as... .. - -. ..!.... .a . e I a ah 1 am , ltllAla I .tAl at ! IambhI ' cense fees ho Intends to start pro-i ivors. jio expects tu ii-uvu uu( iiiiiiiiiiik on no turner ui union striri ,.,., ,,v m,,., ...., iiicih.ih rnnllniru di r.illnri Mm ,,,.,J thu Blcrrn tomorrow morning for tlio.und Hotel strict, J It Oult of the Ifii- declaring that the result of tho session! According to chanter 1C0 of tho re-i'""'1' al"' " l,' tN0 r n'" departure wnllati Trust Company, vvhlih rcpro- will be to strengthen the President and vised laws of Hawaii -is anicndoil i,.' declares; Hint this Improvement. tho'scnta the estate, lias stnled Hint If tho weaken the Democrats. ,., ns ,,r ii, t0i t... ..r m,, I most Important In downtown property. city mid county mid the government, Appioprlutlnns pnssnl during theses '!. -- ..... .... .. .,. section 2023 states: "Must fllo pipers F.vcry cnrHiratloit or Incorporated (onipany formed or organized tinder tho laws of any foreign state, which may be desirous of criming on busi ness In this Territory or of taking,' holding or convening real cslnto shall I for man) jiurs, lll go through Of the thrco uppriilsers that will bo niiiiKd by tho Kocrnmcnt to estimate tho damages iimf tho private property Interests iiffccUd by the strict changes, oni' will bu u representative of the commercial hodles and tho property- lllo in Iho offlco of tho treisurer of owners.'snld Mr. Bhlnglo this morning, tho Territory," anrtjhcij y states cor tain paisjrsvhlch"imist"W filed1; Section 2B25 sets forth that tho an nual llcenBo shall bo lit the rnlo of $100. Th 1 8 was further amended In 1909. however, and reduced to $100. Tho section fmtlior provides that the tic.isiircr is authorized to have col leclrd an nccount against any com pan violating this law and to have fifty per cent added to tho amount of tho license. I'urtlicr Ihcro Is n pon ally of not less than $100 and not more than $r00 or Imprisonment fur hlx months or both. Iho question which tho attorney general Is looking Into Is why somu of Iho companies pay It and other do not. 'lhe Mntson and Oceanic companies havo roKlsluicd and luiu also paid their annual fees but tho Cinndlan-AiiHtrnllan and tho Pacific Mall, hoi h of which d" busliioss with in tho Territory hnvo not so far como niross, It was stated both by tho at' tnrncj -general and at tho ticasuror's olllc o. The wording of tho pcnnlty soction Is cry clear. It states that "anv poison aclliiK ns itKont, or assuming to act "as agent of any foreign cor- P'untion which tins failed to comply with art) of IDo statutes regarding ror olgn corporations bhnll bu deemed Kiillty," etc. If after tho iittnrnoy general, lias gnno fully Into tho matter ho llnds that tho companies named havo to pay the Ties tho bills will run to a nice little total. Tho fees for each com pany from 190." to J909 amount to $1200. From then to tho present duto they amount to $200, making a total of $1400. Added to this Is tho fifty per cont, which brings tho total to $2100 and then ngaln thero Is the fine, whlih may bo counted as $100, mnk ing nllngothcr a bill of $2,200 each. An opinion from tho department is expected during this week. WEATHER TODAY Temperatures 6 n. in, 75; 8 a m, sn, in a m, 82; noon, 81; morning minimum, 7G. Ilaromcter, 8 n in, 30 01; nlisnluto humidity, 8 a m , 0 C60 grains per cubic font; relative humldlt, 8 u m, CO per tent ; dew point, 8 a. in. 65, Wind 0 a. in, velocity 5, direction II; 8 a in. velocity J, direction Ni: ; 10 ii in., velocity (,, direction Hi noon, tloclty 14, illnctlnn NI! It ilnfall Hariris' 24 hours ended 8 a, , m , 0 will go iiheail Imiiiedliitely without fur- slon huvo totaled 1101,051 Iher delay hi the plans for closing Union street, tho c.tate will libido by LITTLE AND T0UCHARD Its original plan, ."""'' . WIN TENNIS TITLE Minim .ini'i, mill ,iii- tpiiiixuih in,,.., will be changed to allow for tho" new Improvement. Mr1. Hlilngla, Ha)sthat Hum Is no Having personally talked with n ma jority of the property-owners of tho district, ha sii)sthnt no 'opposition Is arising, nnd thut tho work now Is only to upprniso tho various Interests, and to success of tho project, start tho public Improvement. "Plin imint tnniniiUv n Ihn nvnlvnrtv, owners nroligreod upon tho Improve-'bear shooting on Uio (Joast. Fred incut." ha said this morning, 'mid what Hlilnglr', his brother, who has been vis now remains Is for tho uppriilsers to bo itlng here, will accompany him on tile nnnied and get to work adjusting the, steamer. (Xnrclnl B u 1 1 e 1 1 n Cililo.V NEWPORT, R. J, Aug. 22 R. D) Little and G. F. Toucnard today da- reason vvb)-' tho w nrk should not goeatedT. B. Alexander 'and H. H. ahead." (tiipi rlnictident Cumpbell lsco-(Hackctt in the national doublet eham operating wUh tho proiierty-owncrs, ho plonshlp series, winning by tcoret of sids, nnd ever)botly Is anxious for the 7.5, 13-15, 6-2 and 6.4. I Mr. Bhlnglo xpccts. to Iw gono for QOTTON BILL VETO I ' a number of weeks and will do a lltlla A ' hit inTcn HDrtM iiiui Hbicu uruit TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND CANNOT BE APPLIED TO A M Assorts!,,! pnss Cable.) WASHINGTON, .D. C, Aug. 22 President Taft's message containing the expected veto of the cotton tariff revi sion bill was received by the House to day and referred to the waya and meant committee to report for action at the December session. sssssaaaaaaaiisaiili i. LjajMflHHHBPi' i sssssB:;'- vfliHHv ! H) trMSnMUlTni r f, ; wi&ssv. m , stxrrf m: 'I I mSSi.r- V HK W V rmfi . . w 1 la?'tL' . . . A .isBBMLJV " " ir' IITassssBab. illT Wlf r T T A "P' VM- AL. 'N6f., .. AUk flMt7rA JM JstsalaMsW- f 'VTV jM i....H.A '"v' m$$!jBKBKwI& H The Iian Fund Commission, ihrough Would Tap the Golden Stream. Heeretnry Petrle, has llred u center shot Tho city fathers would tap tho gold Intn the citadel ot tho city nnd county en stream now inudo uvallablu for new' supervisors which has given tho inu- work on roads to complete a IjcU'kjs lilclpul fathers a scvero Jolt, from tern urn nnd tho Island. ' t. Iil.lt tlii.i' I, oil nnl t lillri.lv rf.n riil I'ltn nllv wimor, luiirM InwlMt Hull In v" 'i"' " ' -' ." I- at noon todu). Iniiko N una nil avenue passable and prc- 'Jlio goldin hoard of dollars now senliible ugalu It will havo to bo ro- nvallablc lor tho construction Of u belt- graded and practically iniiilo Into u new roud s)stem around tho Island of Oahu'striet It will tako at leust IJ5.000 to cuii not bu diverted for making much- pirform this work to the satisfaction needed repairs on tho lower section of of llm property owners who havo for Nuuuiiu avenue, near tho premises of u many months waded through mlro nnd large number of wealthy Honolulu res idents. Niiuunu avenue must bo n pretty wretched thoroughfare, according to tho little tales of woo painted by u num ber of prominent cltlens. COMMISSION TO PROBE BRITISH R. R. TROUBLE t (Assocl iteil Puss Cillilc.) LONDON, Eng, Aug. 22. A com. mission hat been appointed here to in quire into the recent railroad troubles that culminated in the great ttnke. PARLIAMENT ADJOURNS LONDON, Eng, Aug. 22. Parlia ment adjourned today until October 24. SUGAR KAN I'ltANCIKt'O, Cnl, Aug 22 Herts: 88 anal) sis, 14s 2d; pnrlty, Dll.'c. Previous quotation, 14s, 3d. wnsheil-oiit load material. Commission Saya No. Tho Loan Fund Commission has for wardid u communication o tho board with tho Information that no portion of the $:00,000 set asldo for tho use 'The licit Itoml Commission has of tho Kelt Itoad Commission cull bo thrown up down In tho matter of tnk-juseil In work which Is of tho nature Ing up work on that portion of Nun- ns asked for liy,tlio supervisors on mill avcniio extending beyond V)lllo lowir Niiuunu uvenue. street and on to tho Country Club" This Is an opinion that has betn Low contends that this work Is not a eagerly sought b) tho city fathers for repair Job," but reconstruction pura some weeks, and when It was forth- and unadulterated I (Continued on Pago 10) CAMP VERY DUDS UNIFORM FOR FIRST YEAR C9&,r tAsKoclatiMl Press Cable.) NEW YORK, N. Y., Aug. 22. Announcement was made today of a gift of a million dbllors outright by John D. Rockefeller to the Rockefeller Insti tute, for medical research. The oil king's gift It in the intoreitt of science to relieve tulfering. CROWNINGBERG FIRED BY U AROUSES IRE III ROAD COMMITTEEMAN LOW TARIFF REVISION CLOUD PASSING 1!. I. Spalding, maliagor of tho Hank of Honolulu nnd nowl) -elected presl dont of tho Chamber ot Coinmoice, declared )istiday to a ioiirtcr for tho It ill lot In that tho moneyed In vestors aro apparently rccovorliu! from tho fen rof sugar tariff revision, and that local luminous shows a ile- cldodly lo.issurlng tone as u result, "Money l easy.now," said Ml. Spalding, "Uio banks havo a largo amount nt low terms of Interest, but up to tho presont there has not been Iho demand for It to put Into sugar stocks Hint should bo expected In vlow of the high price of sugnr. This, I helluvo, Is largoly on account of tho fear of Iho tariff revision. "It may now bo said, however, that thoio Is n much inoro reassuring lotio to local business und an Incrcnb Ing tendency to purchnso sugar stocks, Less fear Is being folt of tariff lovlslon. While I nm not suto of the weight (hat Iho wlshos of Hawaii would carry In Congiess, sugnr Inter ests of tliu mainland wilt undoubtedl) he stiong Then, too tho sugar tariff Is n revenue, producer that Is not go ing to bo overlooked. These consid erations aro nldltu,; to stlmulnto local business." Marine Corps Men Get Order That Causes Some Opposition. An order from Major V. C, Neville, lomiiiandlng olttccr of Camp Very, for bidding uii'tiibcrj of the tnurlno corps Irom wearing civilian clothes until lift er leyear In the service, hus stirred up Iho camp deeply, III fact, Bomo of tho murlnos aro talking of forming n com mittee to wait upon Major Nevlllo In uu crfort to get the order rescinded. Tho marine corps commanding mil ler bus Issued his nrrtir IrKtho Inter ests of 'llHclplhie. It is stilted that u similar order liui been In effect up pi) Ing to the men of tho various forts, and that It Is n preventive of dlsor-di-rl) conduct, ns tho soldiers will maintain better demeanor In uniform than In civilian clothes. Tho order at Camp Very, however, has not been wchoiucd Somu of 'the in irlnis dcclurn that all are being made Hitter for tho faults of some. Major Nevlllo believes that the wear ing of uniforms until tho marine, has nt least n )ear In tho servlco In which to show his worth Is a good move. Divld OrownliiRber, n limn connect-cd-wlth Iho Honolulu road department for it fcoro or innio years iiiuer Iho various forms of government, Is the latest victim to bpw to tho kecn-odged axo In the oftlco of Itoad Biiibrvlsor Wilson, Tho head of Crounlnghcig has now been drnppol Into tho official waste basket of- tho to id department. Itccent decapitations by ' Chief Ex ecutioner" Chailes Wilson, has aroused tho iro of road committeeman F.b3ii Low. "Wilson Is i mining things with i high hand. Iho road committee 'is being completely Ignored In tha in li ter of nil iipiKilulmi'iitH In tho road department," doclares. Low with ils'lug heat. "Havo Cieiwnlngbergf -'a lespcctcd man and efficient cniphi)co Is sum- mnrllv dropped fioin tho department h) Wllt-on, mill for what reason? "I want lo say that there hayi boon several appointments imido b Wilson which do not meet with my approval. "Aro we going lo let tho Honolulu mail nvej-secr rldo roughshod over this board?" Wilton It the Boss Wilson tnkes tho stand that ho Is running his department. Ho will sift out tl'oso men who ho believes have served their nllotted peilod of useful ness ami If ho Is not allowed In pick his iissla'ants for ii.nl department vork, he docs not fce Inclined lo tako an) of tfbo lespouslblllt) for re sults. , Wilson contends that while once upon a tlmo Criiwnlnnbor was rated higlil) ns n load department official and overseer, liKduy has passod. He contends that tho now ilcpoeod Jiiiih Is too old for continued seivlto In such nn'lvllles ns clt) roid and street building. Wilson -wnuls to gel )iiung or men nt the various heads of his (Continued on Page 10) TWO YEARS MORE TO WAIT FOR PARTY Congressmen Will Not Be Able to Come Next Year, With Election Close. OPPORTUNITY LOST IN RUSH OF REVISION Statesmen and Politicians Will Be Busy Mending rolmcai Fences From Now On. It will be at lenst two )cars from this minimi r bef re Hawaii can get another vlilt of Congressmen here, ac cording to well-informed Imsil ineli What looked like ii golden opportunity to git the benators nnd Htpreselita- lives here late this full hns been loit iciaiise Conguss scrapped so long on wool and ciilton tariff revision and kill- drill mutters. John T, McCrosbon, who keeps as elosily In touch with Washington uf falrs us i erhaps any man In the Is lands, said this morning that Hawaii can siot expeel to sco any cnnKrmsiou- ul lwrty next )eni "TKo election: will, be coining ulorig, and all of tho' Con gressmen will Ih! inisy nt homo mend ing their femes," he snld. "It's too bud Hawaii did not get tho party this )car, r,s tho more members of Congress wo get over here tho more friends wo have Now we'll havo to go to them. In stead of their coming to us.' OTHER ENGAGEMENTS HELPED PREVENT VISIT Immediately follow Ing Iho announce ment )cstenlay afternoon that Con gress would adjourn tod.i), Iho Wash ington correspondent of tho II till c 1 1 n, C S. Albert, cabled this paper as follows; "WASHINGTON, I). t, Aug. 21. Visit iibniiiloned. Too luto. Other In vitations incepted." This ciblegrnni confirms tho nswn published In Iho 11 u I ) e 1 1 n last Thursday upon tho re-cclpt of n cablo grnin b) Dclcgato Kulilo from his icc retar), Oisirgo McK. .McClcllan, who has been arranging tho party. The long trip to Hawaii, nftor a strenuous summer session in (ho hot capltol, could not be arranged with Congress adjourning. two weeks liter Hum tho tlntu orglunlly sot. Fiirthui mine. It nppcnrs thai conflicting en gagements prevailed McClcllau from securing Iho Cingressmcn whoso pres ence hero was particular!) deslied. PROMINENT AUTOMOBILISTS FINED Vigorous giowls wcro heard In kv lko court this iiioinlug when i doren (imminent men, uncsted u few da)s bofoio glvlng'vent to their feelings Among those who api eared In court this ini'inlng wero T II. I'otrlo, n Castlo d Cnokii. II IVindcro. Harry ago for 'Sicorchlng" In Ihelr aiilomo- wildei. F M Frlesell, Manuel Correa, biles, camo up Tor tilnl. Most of them Lieut C, It fln)Ior, or the naval sta pled guilty, took a flno of llvo dollars Hon, Curl llriniBtroin, W II, Fatten, nnd costs from Iho Judge nnd hui-, Allen Core), V Ko!nnshl, n prom rlcd out ot the couit-ioom, but not (Continued on Page 2) LAW IS CHARGE German Sailor Said to Have Sold Liquor From Bark In Port Here. t'l(arBsI,wltli having sold llipior on biNirjl tho fiirinan bark Alexander Isen birg 1111 till" port In violation of II a Unhid Htntes Internal revenue laws, u (liriuan snllin, Kc'.iukirk, bus been sr icstid 4i) Jack Wedayf harbor polite man, and Is novvltii custody ut the po lite station Sthubcrk Is wanted b) thu Fediral Mitliorlllts, who claim that they hivu sulllilent evlddicn to prove tint on sen nil iKinslons he dlsposid of u Mtiuntlt) of llrjuor to his fellow workers on board tho lurk. As soon us tho mutter was reported to If S Assistant District Attorney W. T, Itnwllns. ho or(liied Ollber Wedny to arrest Kehukeik and hold him for Investigation According to Wtdiy, Schukerk lum been visiting nt Kehotleld II irracks for home time, where he sold liquor .to tho roldlers there, ,--;-s V -' " Ml ' .sJ m a r'S t 'eiMMMmim rfffaali ,