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f SUGAR
PORTUGAL
Pioeapple
Ban Now
Threat
Intimations from tliu Oust I Imt Ha
waiian pineapples may bo placed mull r
llu- H.1UIO lull (lint has been declared
on alligator pears, papayas unci other
fruits luivu been received Willi deep
misgiving liy local pineapple men. Ho
Mrong have the Intimation lately bo
nihil) that tllo mutter It to bo biought
before thu Chamber of Commerce.
l'lisldclit Spalding of tho ihiiinber
said today that thu trustees "111 taku
I lin inullor up at ii meeting to bu In Id
on tho second Wednesday In Septcm
her, thu thliteentli. "The malter was
brought to my attention by u promi
nent local plncupplu man," wild Mr.
Spalding today, "who tiald that there
was dancer Hint thu pines would bo
that out -of tho Coast because of thu
presence of tho Mediterranean fruit lly
hero. It l.l something that I feel till)
chamber should taku tip. While plans
have not been made, the' chamber,)!
Miould think, will consider placing tho
matter before tho Coast authorities' III
ii fair light,, KoJiutlf no uctuul dan
ger from plneupplo Importation exists,
It can ho continued. t
"Pineapple nien say that tho egg of j
tho fruit, lly can nut hatch out or thul
)uung of tho lly lhu In tho pineapple
Jiilcts, anil that tho plneupples uro not
I. Miurcu of danger for Infection of tho
Coast orchards, uud orunge iiroves. If
this Is tho fart, It 'Should bo placed
before tho Coast people after It has
btsn established by local Investlga
tlon." According to news from tho Coast,
the statu horticultural Inspector of Cal
ifornia., has detailed an entomologist,
I!. K. Carncs, to como tu tho Islands'
mid look Into tho fruit lly ravages
l'reshknt Spalding said this morning
that thu chamber will cooperate with
this expert In eveiy way and will en
deavor to prove tu him that thu pine
apple will not carry the fruit lly to
the Coast, If this Is the result of tho
cxpi rliuciits with tho pest hero.
GUN PRACTICE
Owing to tho rough, choppy condition
of Hie waters, on Diamond Head, thu
olllcers of Fort linger bad to call a
hull In the day's tin git practise, as
Mho splash made by tho cannon shells
1011I1I pot be distinguished from the
tipruy of tho whlteciips.
Yesleidny tho sipiill caliber guns In
ilde tho mortars were tired at an an
1 bjired target, bill no record of (ills
was taken, the firing being more to
test and regulate 'tho mechanism.
Today Iho olllceis In charge of prac
tise were lii hopes of recording tho lilts
tu ueo how hlghuii uverago they could
obtain.
The James Makeo was ordered to
cruise back and forth within range of
I he mortars, towing a large target, but
loon after tho turget approached Dln
, 1110111I Head tho sen became very rough
uud threw large wbltecaps Into thoutr,
which made It Impossible for tho gun
ners to sue where their shots went.
.After firing threo times tho, practise
was called 'off and will bo continued
tomorrow, Should lhocn be smooth
nough to allow' tho splash of thu shell
being seen, It Is believed the records
will show 11 Btnajl percentage of misses,
lliirglurs dynamited tho postnillco at
- Jefferson, N. II, and secuitd J2000,
SUGAR
SAN rilANOIHCO, Cal , Aug. 21
lleeta: 8S unalysls, 14s. d ; parity,
fj.lDe. I'revloiih iiuotatlou, 14s. 7 l-2d.
NEPTUNE DEFIES
Evening Bulletin
3:30 EDITION
5013.
ESTIMATE 30.000
565.000-TON CROP
LATEST
Latent revised figures on llio sugar
crop for the Hawaiian Inlands show
Hint tho record of 535,150 toim set
two years ago will ho broken this
year even more tlinn wo'i JMliunted
two nocks ago, when the Bulletin
published the intimates to that tlnio.
According to thu latest figures this
ycnl's crop will reach tho enormous
total or GG5.000 tuns'.
Moreover, If the remainder of fills
ear's crop gejls lo market at prices
uvcingtng 1.92 cents, four million dol
lars more for sugar will ho received
by Hawaiian planters this ear lhaii
last, urcordlng tu the figuring of Mali
nger A. M. Nowcll, of lhu Sugar Fac
tors' Association.
Manager Nowcll today mado the es
timate that the Factors' Association
will -handle 175,000 Ions this year,
which Is an Increnso over tho esti
mates of some, weeks ago. tast year
(lie Sugar Factors' handled clghty
llnoe nuil n fraction per, cent of the
"toUtl sugar output of tho Islands. Tho
iest, ot the crop Is linndled through
Oi Ilrevvcr agency, I.ast year the
.ulantatlops whoso crop goes to the
market through tho llrcwer agency
WHARF RULES INVESTIGATED
ifjw Hjjii! rr ' u J
Three inictTTrtKB lia'6rheen helit 1)1
uio special joint coiiuiiivico 111 1110
Chamber of Commerce uud Merchants'
Association, named lo Investigate the
pioH)sed rules of tho huthor commis
sion fur handling freight on local
wharves. As 11 result of tho activity
shown by this committee, thu rules
uro laigcly formtiluteil, and will ho
IIiiIhIiciI In plenty of II mo to rcisirt at
i Joint meeting of Iho twu commer
cial bodies next Tuesday afternoon.
In advance of tho revort, mcmheis
of the committee have Utile to say,
us to their recommendations, bill. ,11
may he stated on good nulhoilty that! of (ho commission uud the mote radl
nmnng Ihein will do n regulation cal wishes cxiiessed by business mc'i
placing fivo hiindied tons dally as tho It was slated hy a member of tho
amount of domestic freight that must committee today that the harbor com
bo handled from the wharf. mission's mithotlty und lis1 Ideas will
This matter uf handling freight bo given eveiy consideration, hut that
Ironi tho WhnivcH has proved tho
knottiest pioblem that tho committee, llrelv too stilngciit. In fact, tho lee
had to t,ncl;lo. The harbor cuinmts- nmmcndutlong of Iho special commit
hlou's proposed rules had 11 pmvlslon tecs are expected to bo much at varl
that 'domestic height must be moved ance wllh Iho commission's piopo'sod
Irom a wharf within three days after rules.
SHAW MENTIONED
Chairman A, fi. Coopir of Iho exec
utive lommltteu of tho ltepublleuii ter
ritorial central commltteu has culled u
meeting uf thu committee ut 12 o'clock
noon tomouow to consider tin! up
polutmeiit of a hiik rintoiiile lit of mar
keting, thu position created by act of
tho last Legislature III leorganlzlng the
board of Immigration.
Two names uro now prominently
mentioned iih for hidoisenient Jaied
O. Smith, former director of the Fe'd-
eial expel hueiit stallun here, and Wal
ler 11. rlhavv. Sir. SIuiw'h ikiiuo has
been In ought forward only recently. As
STAPHYLIMIDAE
If In Hie course of vour work about
tho garden sou should happen to como'
neioss 11 bug by Hie namu of Staph) II-
mhl.io, )oi need not get exoltnl and heiuoblo for It. Ibiloniologlst II SI.
ring up (or Hill Jarrett to send Hie Hhrhorn heaid of Ihls 011 the Coast,
patiol wngou along. Tho member of "hue he Is looking for n Milt lly par
Iho Sliiphyllinlihie family are ipillu "site, and sent a eoupb, of hundred of
haiiuless and call Im tuillied lo eh) nil "''" ucioss Aelng Chief lhitouiolo
soils of gentle tileks, ' (Continued on Page 3)
10 PAGES. HONOLULUTERRITORY OF HAWAII, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1911.
NAMES NEW
ESTIMATE
I
produced approximately ,90,000 tons,
and it is estimated' that they Will cer
tainly reach that figure Ihls eur, so
the total of CCS.OOt) tons Is believed
to bo u conservative estlinato.
Of this amount, a very largo s?r
icntuge Is going In wllh sugar at a
high price. "Flvo-cont sugar" Is prac
tically a reality now, and 117,000 tons
Is still to reach the market through
the Sugar Factors. Threo big con
signments liavo i cached the market
wllh sugar at 4.!l!25, Its present 11k
lire. These threo are the cirgo of
the ship Kdward Sen all, CIWO tons;
half of -the Alaskan's cargo, which
was split tit TehnanleiH'C, which
makes 3,200 Ions more, uud' the Wll
hctmlna'H rargu or 3,200 tons.
The first half of Ilia cargo of the
Arlzonau Is dub at the market by next
Monthly,'' about 8.O00 tons, and the
bark It. 1'. Illthot, which left licto, on
July 32, wllh COO tons. Is still to teach
the ln:lrket.v
, "With 'sugar still on the rfso and n
big pcrrcntago of tho Hawaiian crop
marketed lalo In tho season, pross3r
Ity Is being Eielled In. larger and
larger letters as tlitf end of tho sea
sou conies' near.
life v5siiel lirilf finished" Ulschargflig
thu ftclght. When the cunimeiclal
bodies held thdr point meeting last
Tuesday to consider these nrovlslons.
every slilpplng, steamship and mer-'
cautllu man present declared that this
provision Is cutliely too drastic and
that the local whaivcs uro too tuadc
r.uatu to permit freight to bo handle I
so expeditiously. Twelve days In
stead of thieo was proposed, and lln
ally the clillro matter was left to the
comiuittee.
A-flvo-lnitiiliCif-ton-a-dny hails would
ttrlke n inedluin between thu plans
lite regulation as pioposcd nie en-
a successful farmer nnd cunu grower
of I lit tin. Maul, ho proved his ability
and has some supporter1., It Is said, on
lhu central committee, Jared Smith Is
ulso sluing on thu committee.
Although thu name of H. T. Slarrett
the small-fanning expert ut California,
has been mentioned, ho did not seem
today to have much sujiport among
members of Hie committee, It Is stated
that If a local man can bu secured
who has the necessary iiiiullllcatlous,
no reason exists for getting tho C11II-
lornlan, although ho Is admitted to bo
an expert.
ARE LOOSE NOW
One of tho host stunts they are said
lo' pull olT Is lo cbaso the wily Modi-
terrain un fruit lly pud make life un
1,
FOR NEW POSITION
Advertising Keeps The Business Tide Flowing
PORTUGAL
REVOLUTIONIST
PRESIDENT
( Associate ii Pnss ruble.)
LISBON, Port., Aug. 24. Tho con-,
stltuent assembly today elected Manuel
d'Arriaga first president of the Repub-'
lie of Portugal. 1
Manuel d'Arrlnga ' a distinguished
Portuguese eii(ler. -.He c.ilno Into
prominence as 11 tnetnlur of the group
of statesmen ami educulors who look
tits lliai ft III U ii irAi'iirii iitiisit tiftti
Khiff Minimi Man lcinMi.I u few
inontlirt ego.
LOSES HIS JOD
(Knoclnl II 11 1 let) 11 Cable)
NEW ORLEANS, La., Aug. 24. It
Is reported that president Diaz of Nic
aragua has retired In favor of Qenaral
Mono. .
SON ACCUSED OF
x.
1
(Annclntcil Pp'hs CabM.)
OOONVILLE, Ind, Aug.1 24. Rich
ard Loo, hia wife and son were found
rnurdered hero today. An elder son is
accused of tho crime.
FRIEND OF DR. WILEY
HEADS PURE FOOD BODY
e """""
(-Associated Prss Cable.)
DULUTH, Minn., Aug. 24 Lucius
Brown, a friend of Dr. Harvey W.
Wiley of the Federal bureau of chemis
try, was today elected president of the
national pure food association,
PRESIDENT 's"rESTING
AFTERJHARD SESSION
(Assnrlnleil press CilTile I
DEVERLY, Mass., Aug. 23 Presi
dent Toll is hero today, resting at hia
sumrncr homo after the hard extra ses
sion. -.
FIRE IN NEVADA MINE
COSTS SEVEN LIVES
f Assoclntnl Prss CablO
ELY, Nov, Aug. 24. 8even men are
dead and three injured at the result
of a fire in tho shaft of the Giroux
Consolidated mine.
EAGLES FLAP WINGS
IN FRISCO PARADE
fAssiVlalcd Press Cablo.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Aug. 24.
Four thousand membera of the Fra.
ternal Order of Eagles, in convention
here, took part in a monster parade to
day.
BISHOP STREET
For the imriKwe nl naming nn ap
praiser to net In conjunction with one
to be uppoluted by tho MerclunlM'
Association und one by the Chniuber
of Commerce, r meeting of property
holders who will bo affected by thu
extension of Illshop street finni Hole!
lo Ilcrotnulu, has been called for to
morrow afternoon nt 4 o'clock In tho
Merchants' Association rooms, Young
Hotel building.
It will ha (he duty of those nir.
priilscrs to formulate a plan for tho
extension of Bishop street that will
meet wllh Iho uppioval of the pin
potty holders and Ihn government.
Any persons Interested oro Invited
to be preheat.
OWNERS TO MEET
TONS OVER RECORD
LORIMER SLATED
TO LEAVE SENATE
BY C. S. ALBERT.
(srscl;
WAS
al llulleiln Coiiisixinilencc.)
WASHINGTON', I). 0 August 11.
The suspension of taking testimony In
JJ
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the Ixirlmer case until next1 October
has afforded temporary relief, to nil
BIDS' OPENED
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An initial step towards Increasing with unusual Interest In local nuto
tlio efficiency of the Honolulu Fire He- inohlto circles. A delegillen from
partinent was taken at noon today "gasoline row" was present,
vyhon tendeis submitted hy a number The von Haniih-Young Company of-
of local lepiesontatlves of motor ilrfv-
en lire appuratiu were present at tho $37C0, and two machines at Jll.r.OO.
"City Hall" mill nwal'ed- the opening The same firm stands ready to siippl)
of bids. i ono Packard chemical at (."2.15 and
The von llnnim-Yiiiing Company, ns' two ;nuchlne' nt $10,511.
ngents for the Packard chemical (IioJ Tho Honolulu lion Work offeicd
eiigluu' were the lowest bidders on H one Se-a'gravo Chemical, four cylinder
single machine. All members of tho engine at $57110, while a six cylinder
libanl wolo pmsent save Supervisor cnglna Is llqtcil at $0100.
Aninua. At lh conclusion of a hrlefj The Schuman Carriage Cuuiiauy
consideration of the bids. It was1 de- offered a Locomobile chemical engine
cided to leavo tho matter of a dec!-' nt $5(00 and two machines of Ilka
Hlun us to tho lelatlvo merits of Iho make nt$1o,S0O. The Schuman pen
machines to Iho members of the Fire pie nie also in the market wllh one
Committee acting Jn conjunction with Seagravo chemical At $5300 and two
Fire Chief Thurston. I machines at $111,500.
Tho opening of bids was attended1 (Continued on Pago 2)
AUGUST WILL BE
Ilulldlngs planned, contracted and of Hie same month u year ago by ti
under eonstruclluii this month will ex- substantial llguri.
ceed lu valuo hy severul thousand dol- Among reci nt permits Issued by In
bus the tiitnl of all similar work done specter Slle-hlstclu are the following!
during tho month of July, according to Clark Furm Co. l'awaa, nullclc
the llguifs now al hand ul thu olllco (rai't, llerelaiija street; dwelling; J1000.
of Hlillillug nnd Plumbing Inspector Mrs. Slury 6. Woods College street;
Mlehlstelu duelling; $3500.
I'trmlts Issued for August ut the
closo of business yesteiday gave Hie
total valuo of new work nt IS1.2W,
wlille reoalrs eonleinphitid so fur vv'll
footjjip lo jr.'J.VJ.TJ.
'I be estlniiitiil cost of nil new biilld -
lugs called for in penults Issued ul the
olllco of Iho liullillug'uiul pliiuiblug In-
ipoctor for the month of July tutulvil
$T4,9o, leaving $G1I1 (n favor of but
twenly-threjo days for tho present
month, i '
Knlnuikl, P.ilolo
und Manna Valley
Hill. College' Hills
uro repiesenled In
tho long list of applicants for building
permits. S. C llarde'sty Palolo; duelling;
A number of sloro buildings are eon- jiaio,
lempluliil Judging from applications p. SI. Kuiiakunul Dewey street;
recelvid und nppiovtil. One or two boarding house, SIxDO feet; $3100,
latbir piileiillous structures for hous- Hrcwer nstnte lintel street; 23x101
lug local maiiiifactuilug liiiliistiles aru f,,t stores; $C500.
ihivv In course of eri'etlon. t y, Jiien HcictiinU street; duell-
The August iccoid for building lu Ing; $1150.
Iho elty of lloiiolulu Is luidlel.d b)- Cleo. W Stiicey Koko Head ro.nl:
local conductors us far exceeding thut.iiuelllng; J3b00.
10 PAGES.
PRESIDENT 1
thoso Senators whoso continuance In
public life Is Jeup.irdl.ed by their
otes for his exoneration last March,
It gives time for them to frame up
appropriate explanations and llnd ex
cuses for changing their position
when tho matter agulti conies In 11
decisive Vote.
It Is tiduiitted that the testimony
llius fur taken lines not Indicate that
Mr. Uirlmcr knew money was being
corruptly used fur his election. It Is
oven stronger In that respect than
Hie evldeiue accumulated during Iho
It rut Inquiry by thu Senate Committee
on Privileges and Hlectlous. A num
ber of stur witnesses testllled that
they hud lied In their former hearings.
The result of thu Investigation will
have no effect on the llniil oulioino.
Senator lirlmer l.i slated for exclu
sion, and nothing can he said or done
to change theiiesult. Tho complexion
of tlie Senate was so changed by the
elections of last November an to
transform the I-orlmcr majority Into
11 minority. Ho was retained In his
sur'. by n vote of 10 In 40. Incoming
I'roKiusslvo Kepubllcaus aud Demu-
crats not only wiped out tic majority
In his favor, but formeu quiiti a pro'
nounccd balance against him. The
exclnilon!. of Mr. Lorlukr front the
Sonute onlj; awaitsjhd for'mallllej 'of
nn Investigation and; 'rfffoft h the
committee uovv performing that duty,
if!
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FIRE
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fprcd ono I'ope-llarlford chemical at
BANNER MONTH
Hawaiian Pol Factory I.lllha street;
'JgxOO fe'el; building; cement und
vnulzed lion; J25U0
John Frank JiuK line; duelling;
,HC0.
( s. M. Lowrey I 'inspect slreet; rits-
c dwelling, eight n is; $S00O.
John If Wilson 13th avenue; live-
loom dwelling; I12S0.
t d Wleko Kewulo street; dwelt.
lug; 11200,
J. T Wnrren I.unulllo and Kevvnlo
sire. Is; 13-r n dwelling; $5100.
u,u Mou I.lllha street; store 18x2S
feet, galvanled Iron; $C40.
FORlTOR
DECISION
Live morchants invest their money in
newspaper apaea with the lama aesur
ance that would govern their buying
tilt. edged securities. Both pay divi
dends with satisfying regularity. One
is as safe and sure as the other.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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WANT TERRITORY
TO GET MORE
Shipping and Transportation
Men Urge Action Now
For Future. .?
SAY, NAVY DEPARTMENT
SHOULD BE APPROACHED
Transfer of Dock No, 1 to
Territorial Government a
Possibility Plans to Re
lieve Congestion,
Facing fucts brought out by '.lit:
harbor cjuiiiiIssIou's work, that tho
wharves if Honolulu mo totally Inndu
plate'' lu Jiainlle the, jirMwoli ficleht
Iratl'c ixpi'dllltitislVi do jafjJiothlnB
f vvhtii thii rntur.jlfw'l'J'iiiiMB", ship
ping hn; irainpu(allpil.,iuW of tho
city uieli 'JiKlnrfactJtiillHlpvv; im, the
part vfl'Vl Teir(lorvj')i)iH'enlnrs!
Ing IUwiarf'm)ace. UA ,.
Alr(idJ(',,C('miafjKtijjU!niaklnK
plans for' Hie ntf((lowl Htrf:t
vvhntf, for" icpalriiig tliri Klnati .vvlrirf
alid for doing some block paring' on
(lia;Ilnckfeld whnrL What Is now
trpposed hy tr.iusoitntlon men Is
'lint the commission underlake lo so
cuio for tin Territory, Navy wharf
No. 1.
Included In the plan as outlined by
ono uf (he prominent transportation
men uf llio Territory this morning is
Hie building of u big warehouse on
Navy wharf No. 1 uud' lis use 113 a
"discharging whaif," while tho llarK
feld whaif will bo thrneil Into a "re
ceivlng wharf" for sugar and pine
apples, tho two principal producers
Unit, now congest trnflle on the local
dock's.
It Is pointed out Hint the Terri
tory ought to get bUBy linme-ilintely,
through the (lovernor and harbor com
mission, and take up with the secre
tary of the navy a plan lo secure tho
(Continued on Paqe 3)
locIMIs
are his theme
Dr. J. N. SltCorui.ick', the eminent
praetltloiiir who Is to give u public ad
dress hi the Opera House on the night
of August :iu, Is a big mail, with a big
voice mid a eouvlncliig manner, und Is
known throughout tho length und
breadth of tho United States as
"Fighting Mae'." He Is a lighter In
many wajs He Is one of those speak
ers who keep Hie audience awake ull
the time.
lie ricVntly spoke nt Houston, Tex,
and tho Houston Chronicle lu an edi
torial wrole: "The Meillcat Associa
tion of Hie United States Is conferring
an Incalculable beuellt on the whole,
people by making possible such a work
as Dr Slcforuiuck Is doing.
It would be worth a million dollars
Houston If the danger he points out
gill-jrinild bo appreciated by all her people,
land'the lessons he le.ie.lies und the In-
yiriictliins bo gives vvero followed by
jtliem The world has slept lung, but
iH awakening now, and the campaign
jfr ,BKr mm-nls and better health
um ,iv,r ball"
n will deal liere wllh the big preib-
(,. f ,.li that the community
iH flu. u, Uu.v wU, llt ,lu, I)reMl.,t
timp.
Ml the Keats will be thrown oh'H to
t, lw,e ,m t,u K,lt wieu bo Islks,
und It will be u mutter of "llrst come,
llrst served." The ladles are e-specUI-ly
Invited, us many of tbo questions
wllh which he will deal have to do
with thilr own home problems.
The Justices of both tho Supreme
mill Supeilor. courts of Massachusetts
had their salaries Im reused about 25
per rent through the signature of tho
governor lo u new salary bill.
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