Evening bulletin. [volume], August 25, 1911, 3:30 EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T, H, FRIDAY, AUG. 25, 1911.
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TRUNKS
Wo have Jutt received a new thlpmint of Steamer Trunks
s and 8uitcatee. We have
Fiber Trunks, Canvas Trunks,
xand Black Zinc Trunks
Genuine Leather Suitcases, -Panama
Matting Suitcases,
Cloth Suitcases
We paint your Initials on trunk, and ultcte,free of charge,
and we do the tame work on your old trunks and suitcases
without charging anything.
KAM CHONG CO.,
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
Corner Fort and Beretanla Streets Harrison Block
Jlj Metal Hot Water Bag IKfa
II ia ciiUArisrt and huttuii than tll
JMj Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., ill
.Vf Fort and Hotel Streeta A
ml THEREXALLgB
PT having the low, damp spots in
J jT your yard filled in and the lot
" graded you will be assisting in
the campaign against mosquitos besides making
your place much healthier. Estimates furnished.
Constructing
Contractor
P. M. POND,
PINECTAR.
(IIck. U. 8 Tut. Office)
Mixed by tho man behind the counter.
Obtainable in bottlee (carbonated) at
all Soda Fountains, Retail Stores,
Clubs. ' x
For the Home, obtainable by the Case
from Arctlo Soda Water Worke,
Tol. 1557.
PINECTAR SYRUP
For Table Use At All Grocers
Chinese Qrowlng Marine. , !
San Frnmiscc's report that tho Chi
ictu arc to taku ovoi for siibslillzoii
j oration four uf tho Kohcrt Dollar
lino of boats, is tho most dUcrtlng
topic lipanl on watct front for months
What Hlgnidcnnco this movo has Is
not determined yet to. tho satisfaction
of idilpplug men, but It Is believed tu
bo it direct bid of tho Chinese fifi
tliclr duo share of I'ac'llc shipping.
At pi Ghent China's merchant marln,o
consists very largel) of Iho lleot of
tliQ China Merchants' Steam Naviga
tion Company, n Meet of between
sixty anil ucvent) coast and rlvor
boils. This Is ono of the gi cites t
coinpanj lloctH uf tho Orient, and op
eiatcs hot ween all Chinese ports to
I nth Japan nnd Slam. It Is tho
foundation for n trans-Pacific licet, us
tho existing lines would mnko tho host
feed system that could be secured,
outsldo uf tho great nuttcrflcld &
Hulro and tho .1 incline, Mnthcscn &
Co. llects, both of which aio Bnglish
owned.
I'nr sovernl years tho Chlnoso havo
been discussing Iho iHisslblllty (if get
ting into tho trans-Pacltlc hitslnoss.
Their strongest hope has existed In
tho prospect of Joining forces with
Anietlcan Interests. Onco n sorlous
ttTort wiib mndo li unlto tho China
Merchnnts' licet with tho Pacific Mall
under Joint American nnd Chlncsn
capital and manning tho essols
largely with Chlnoso ciows. But Ihls
failed, and slnco thon It appears that
tho effort Is taking material form
tliinugli taking over a iortlon of tho
Dollar line.
China Is commencing to aspiro to
Telephone
2890
niarlno sticngth. Bho Ir.iR along tho
scacoiist some of tho hirdlcst sillors
tho world knows, nil engaged In, fish
ing industiles It Is from such n
sniiicc us this that .Tapm Is drawing
her low-priced cfllclcnt mnrlnois.
KuiOicans and Americans havo long
recognized that, no nation c.in main'
inin supremacy in mo riicinc witn
out emplojlng Oriental crows Japan,
piofltlng more fully by this advantage
than any other, Is rapidly leading all
rhiiln. England, by' innlutnlnliig n
el elcton of an Knglish crew with Ori
ental silboidlnntcs, has boon tho
loidcr for yoars,,nnd had no Eorlous
competitor before Japan camo upon
tho sccno If America Is eor to ac
complish nil) thing In Pacific mnrluo
alfulrs it Is cnnsldored col lain Hint
theso Inw-prlred crows will havo Io
be put on American boats, and n com
bination between tho Americans and
Chlnoso has seomed to bo tho most
likely plan of procedure
QUARTER SIZES
at
Regal Shoe Store,
Phone 3128
BANZAI 8H0E 8TO-B
SHOES
Beretsnle Street, Neer Nuuenu
HONOLULU, H. T.
Telephone 1003
.
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I fiomnnunri Harhaln Hi
M vMfflMHf UVCff KHHICy AM M i
matin flimerfy.
ainnn piiripitr
H TNt woaoeeao.aiHiSHin H
NTMit rieruac muot sal
a c ostvfjr ce
TMAOI MARK ,H
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wte w e .t et.,.1 j
feBfciJSiueBHC I
BoSC. ililierfiii' Nateai Ownhnb
iT- - lUaMm Went, Cast Cat-
1MMlhhIU.tlorUJt
J gTt..mwSE.
' htuiu.utu Drug to. I
POSTER CONTEST
Rejection of Original Designs
Qfimnlatoc Pffnrtc Ru I
Artists.
Secretary II. P Wood. In his weekly
1 report to tho Hawaii 1 roniotlnn
Committee tods), says that local nr-,
tlsti ..re taking much interest In the
competition Tor tho Herat Parade
po-tcr, and that tho decision of the
special committee, rejecting all the tie-
signs mill were originally sumini.c-u,
has stlmuluU.1 effort. There is n re-
port that Kflrao well-known t onst
ni tints may bo represented wncn mo Tho caso of w1()ni n,tIcr ond
designs nro submitted. Tompkins camo bcforo the Circuit
Secretary Wood tells of tho publicity Court of Al)1,eaU , , form of n
work being carried on. He sa8 wr,t of crror t0 reviow tho judRIncnt
I am pleased to be able to report of t,,e tra, cm,rt Tcn nmtormi qllcg.
thal there Is n likelihood of somo es- tong wcr(J ,,resenU.d )n the nMKn
l)eclally Mrong dislsns. for the "12 ment of errors, lliflijlrst was whether
I-loral Parade intcr Iwlng submitted the flrgt thrc0 C0UnU of ,he ndlct.
on or bcforo Friday. Septeintwr 1. Tho mcnt wcr0 baBC(I ,,IK)n B Btatt0 n
decision of .Mr. Isenberg's committee, forco whon tno olTon8cg cr.com
inMtntiti at film (itirnulnir. hns iimnrentlv ...,.n. u.-., . .l- ,u. i..
stimulated effort on tho part of local
uriiUH. tho statute or limitations, and It wan
"'tho great painting of Kllauca by gn,j thnt n crror wng commttcd In
Howard Hitchcock, which attracted so tno admSalon of documentary ovl
iniuli nttmtlun at Atlantic City and at dcnc0. T10 decision, written by Judgo
Hie World In Iloflou Exposition, will Noycs, disposed of all contentions'
l,o on exhibit in. our rooms again with- lmi(lo ln tll0 intcrcstB of tho cohUttcd
In a few la h I am hulng a special In0Qi
sh utow box mndo in which tho picture.
will ho placed under a strong light.
ii... ... (hli .Ii.ia utiiin lli.rn Tu Mil
.111, 11 iillO .IIIIV, ...IV.. !. ' .
nun h Intorost lipltitr tukpn In Kltuuen.'
llnj painting will undoubted!) provo to
bo a great attraction Tho camns Is
considered ono of Illtchcock'u master
pieces. "Aiming! imntH for the klmk of Maul
transparencies aio about completed.
Wo are now awaiting tho receipt of
tho fpoclally prepared sller sword
pi Hit wlikli'Mr. Itock. the botanist.
hopes to hac ready by Monday.
Wo lino rtccnliy atiucil largely io
.ur lino or fohlers descr.ptUe of New
. . .
ealiind, tho dllTcrcnt stutcs of Austra
lia and Canada. ,
"A 1 Iter from a last year's Isltor,
now living In Central Washington,, re
quests um to send u llbwul supply of
foblirs In order
a p irty of about
to belli them work up) Tho schemo has long been cherished
twenty people to spend .!' 'he Tanners' Union to promoto tho
text wlulir In Hawaii
Wo nro In receipt of a letter from
the Kiiropian trnlllc iminaKer of Can
ada's (Inind Trunk Hallway Hystem,
liickiiowlcdglng ncclpt of tho supply of
folders snt liliu, stating thnt theso tor had gotten so far as tho Leglsla
would bo Klxcii careful dihtrlhution. ' turo when organlned hbor stepped In
"A letter from Knrl Haedoker. the nnd placed thumbs down on tho
famous guide puMlshcr, eone)s tho project.
i..i.i,.iIaii n.ii, l.lu Orut inliimn nn I At n rrnt moplliiir nt Port Worth.
.. ....., ..I. .. ......, .,
IIIO I'11!IIK. III llie,i iiiic-iu, iiti-mtui,
Is made of Hawaii. Is making Rood
heiidwiy. but will not bo ready for
........' i- ....
IHIIIIICllilUII l"l ..t,.w, ,.,iin jr..
' . ....
Wo aro in rcceipi or a i,ncr irom
iinotlier Kgyptlnn tourist ngenry nsklng
to bo supplied with our folders. Wo
should bo nblo to do somo
cffectlvo.
advertising on tho Nile and In Cairo
during the coming winter. Respect
fully submitted,
"II. P. WOOD,
Secretary."
Poljgnniy no longer Is practised by
Mormons, and tho man who Is caught
taking a plural vvlfo Is promptly ox -
communicated, said Joseph Smith, cn -
crnblo president of tho Mormon church,
in un interview in Yvasiungion, u. u.
I.leutfiiant John H)inlngton, Hnlteil
tttntiH recruiting olllcer, Willi statlou
at Athinla nnd Macon, reedvtd u tel
egram from the War Department Im
mediate!) to begin enlisting negro sol
diers for s.rvlce In tho Philippines
The heaviest rainfall jdnro the great
flood of 18S made Itsilf welcome In
HarrUburg, ru, recently.
WIRELESS MEN
GO TO PRISON
High' Officials End Stock-Job
bing Operations All uvcr
Country.
The famous "wlrejess fraud" case?
lnve resulted' In conviction fur high
ductals of the United Wireless Com
) tny. Although the frauds concerned
jurely tho stock-selling nml not the
tperntlng department of tho big com
jnny, Hnwiiil hns been much Inter
filed In tho outcome, ns considerable
1 nltcd Wireless Btock, at ono tlm-j oi
another, has been floated here, It li
said.
Christopher C. Wilson, sometime
called Colonel Wilson, must go to tho
Federal penitentiary in Atlanta be
cause ha swindled Investors while ho
wns prcsldont of tho United Wireless
Telegraph Company. "Iho United
States Circuit Court of AppcaU de
cided ngulnst him and two af,lilti con
victed associates In New York ii low
days ago.
Francis X. butler, lawyer and di
rector, and W. W. Toraklns, head of
tho New York Selling Agency, are
tho two others named In tho adverse
decision. Their conviction, like Wil
ton's, followed Indictments for using
itho malls In ii scheme o defraud
stock-buyers.
I In Wall street, tho belief is current
that the wireless gang's prnllts
leached a hugoflgurc. The "Colonel,"
tntll ho went to tho Tombs after his
conviction', led tho llfo of n spender
therenbout. He was one of the fa
miliar figures In "Peacock Alley,"
when the stock speculating crowd met
I lore. Among his friends, who wcro
numerous, ho enjoyed considerable
popularity,
The United
States Marshal, after
tie decision of tho-' higher court had
been filed, snld ho expected to start
l)r the Atlanta penitentiary, with bis
)re(J ,)rsoncrg bcforo tl ',, of ,,,
d
U'M , , ,n(ctc(, .,,. ,lf tho
wIro,cim Ftock.BolnnB ttim,. s. s.
Jlognrt vc0.,)rc8dcnt, changed his
Jcn q KlUy) , H) m(,8t of tm
,, nnd cacl,)cd a ,., hcntencc.
i, ,. ,. m,r,nn n i .i,,,.i
ln( nf,er changlnB' llts ,lUa ,10 ndcd,
,, prosccuton. 1
,ho conspiracy count was barred by
TEXAS OPPOSES
CONVICT LABOR
BY C. S. ALBERT.
(Bprclal Hullo tin t'lirrrspondnee.)
HOUSTON. Tex. Aug. II. A dllll-
iil iillmillnii It iu iirlwr.il if llliln t lift
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ranks ot lh.n.nmnf Union of Texas
wnen hey round orginire, ...nor o
tho nation was ag.il.is their plan of
Ol LIIIIIIH V I'll IV fc"l''. i IVI'U I"!-"
lories In Texas to
Increuso tho con-
sumption of cotton
use of Tcxui. cotton, which they hoped
would cause an Increase In price. It
l,n J,(1,USC11 !U l ICU II, "I IttCiUljr ,,1-ui
llnustoir-lii plnco .of tho dismantled
convict Iron plant at Husk,
Tho mat-
w ii -.., v... v-i, .,ri,in,
... ... ii imi '. ..... ...., ,-.. .....v...
of tho United (I mm nt Workers of
America, voiced tho protest ot organ
1...1 i.i. ..i i... .nnn..,i ,n.
i,.... ,..'.. .itiiiiiio. " ,....,..... ...-
I. . . .. .. , ..
...re, apprising im- i ..r.m-r uiuon u.
an ethical oversight In consequence.
If a rope factory bo established near
Houston It will bo manned by union
labor and not by convicts
Mr, It. Tsimuiln, prlnrlunl of ,Tup'
aneao High School Is sending Invlta
tions to tho commencement I cere
monoy of old Japineso military ox
c,rclscs fencing, JlnJItsu and arrherv
l,0, on Sunday afternoon, August 2T,
ftbn t 2 o'clock at thu hall of Jap -
lano,0 niR, school, upper Fort street,
Honolulu", Hawaii.
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New Marquisette
Dresses
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BRIGOS MOVING
SHRil
i
rTOITI KaimUKl tO WalliaWa
Will Have Health Resort
Among Cool Breezes.
r P. (' Hrlggs, who ban operated thu
Ilrlggs' tanatoriiim wlt'.i unusual mc
cess at Kaliiikl, has coiniileted planit
fur molng tho onttro establishment to
Wnhlnwa, and for this purpima lias I
leased Iho llrown hotel there anil tho
premises from the Atlierton estate.
Completely rcfiirnUlieil and with rnt
tages and tents surrounding It, this
will bo tinned into a high class health
resort.
Already Mr Ilrlggs has completed
plans fur mm lug the sanatorium aud
the looting Is now under waj. II) tho
llrst of Heptcmbor tho sanatorium will
be rc.idy to open, and will luio a"
cnpniil) for from llijrly to fifty per
sons,
imiiilnn Is mi Ideal one Tho
Tho Int .Hon la an Id en. one Tho
,,,, will bo funned by
breOTf) Mort oltnKP8 w,
bo erected and especial iirrnngcnlcnts
... . . . . ..h omo
'down for thu weok-cud. Sanitary
,),lU ,mv ,, aiiel nnd,
w,u 1(o m (,0 ilonlt.lko ,
Iho io-
und nt-
,,,,. ., llIlul. g..vl, Mr. Itrlggs. for
C0Inl,ieto luliiMitlnil of body and inlndel
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EVtliT UAT 15 bU&T UAT
AT MARSHAL'S OFFICE
There aro somo iiluces which do not
follow out thu customary habit among
tho courts during this tlnio of )ear
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nl ono of the .. I the I Mir- IwlH of-
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day nut and nover know what It Is to
tnko a hollilay,
- t ,,,
,,.,'",,. ,llvlli, ,,,,.oi tnti
i,11.P,1i ,,r dollars worth of
,.'., .,....,,., ,,,,i,i i,i,n imNlnns
unsigned checks hohlnd him ho docs
not like to go and tho others cannot
becnuso there Is too- much vvork vfor
them at the present time.
It Is nil tho matter of wrapping tho
red tape around each 'small caso that
makes all tho work. KvaryUilne has
to bo entered ln duplluitu nnd When
t In known that somo of tho entries
.m.n ,0 bo mndo through threo and
f0Hr UOoks It can be seen whoro tho
troublo lies.
whnl Marshal Hendry wants is nn-
other deputy and then tho boys in tho
otllco could get uwny for u break ev
ery year.
Pri sid nt Tuft would linvo be in lire
suited with an IHOO roll of pillow
backs" Ii) Alidievv Tomaso of McKcis
ltocks, P.i , If the Capitol police lnd
not nmsted him and sent him to tho
Wutjilustuu us)lliiu huspltuL
Benjamin's
Clothes
The Best There Is
What, More Do You Want
Than
Superior Styles
Superior Materials
Superior Workmanship
" Benjamin Clothes" possess these
essential points. We handle this
famous make because we know it
is the best. Clothinc with a rc
putation, and sold under a guar
antee, is the safest kind to buy?
ftotWT
LICENSE PROBE
GOES DEEPER!
Tho attorney gorcr.tl is bus) work-
lug nway on tho question licenses fori
tho foreign corporations wltlln tho
Territory. Following on tho prelim
lunr) Inquiry 'as first told of by tho
It ii 1 1 oL 1 u during this week Iho stu
I us of many other of tho big Arms
nround tho town nro being question
ed.
Wells Kurgn, The Pacific Cahlo
Company, tho Yokohnma Specie
Hank, although there Is a doubt about
this, and n great many of tho oilier
business houses which work on for
eign capital may have to como across
with about $2000 each, llcnr) llapal.
tho treasurer. Ins wiittnn a notu to n
great many of Ilium iiointliig oit their
dlscrcpanc) and asking thnt tho mat
ter Im fixed up. So fur ho has not
leceivcd any answers but hiqicrt to
during tho week,
LOCAL AND GENERAL
At tho lunch hour today, nn lnsann
Chinaman wns brought to the police
station, where ho will be held until
examined by Dr. Kmerson,
Tho United States District Court has
been moved down to the grand 'jury
room for tho tlmo being. Tho libraries
upstairs lira being fumigated.
Tho now desks for tho sanitary and
mosquito Inspectors havo been set up
nt the Hoard of Health nnd tho men
will start using them next week.
Superintendent ot Pub'lc Works
Mnrston Campbell stated this morn
ing that tho plans fur put of tho ex
tension of tho Hllo railroad are roadv.
John Mndelros, I.lnn Fernandez and
Antono Martin, charged with using
profano language In public places, had
their cases postponed until tomorrow
morning, li. M. Straus appeared tor
tlom.
Tho Clarion Is sending nut sum
muiH to Iho court cf Justlco to be
.hold Indefinitely nt iho plaintiff's
pbto of business, corner of Port nnd
Motel streets, In the IntcrcsT of good
clothes.
J udgo Charles 1 (.'lemons Issued
nn order this morning that, In the fu
ture nil i uses of bankruptcy should go
before Hefcreo Oeorgo A. Purr), who
wns appointed yestorday In place of
A, D. I-nrnnch resigned.
Ah Sing, chief stownrd of tlm Inter'
Island stennier W. (1 Hall, was lined
f 100 )osterday In Police Court for
selling liquor In tho harbor without n
llconsc. S V Chllllngwotth, his nt
forney .took an appeal
(leorgo Kwallko and two other lla
wnllnnsi whoso cases wore to linvo
been he ml this morning In Pollco
Court by Judge Munsnrrat. were post
poned until nexi wiiiuciuny. rtueriu
Jnrrett Is still iuvostlgitlng certain
evidence, which ho claims will bo of
greut assistance to tho piosccuttuu.
Ml LEAGUE
DECLINES OFFER
Slmu )etirdii) there havo been nil
kinds ot propositions matin between
Troadvviiy, head of the Athletic Purk
iniiniigriiicnt, and olllclals of the Oahu
League.
The llrst propo.ltlon came up yes
terday, when A Q Mnrciilllno ottered
the park iiiauagi incut )2S u Sunday to
let tho Oahu League run the grounds
under tho munagciucnt uf Charles Chit
llngworth. Tlio league did not seem to linvo
faith In the Japincse lifting tho bo)-'
cott If they took hold of the jwirk, so
turned It down.
So fur unsuccessful, the St. Louis
bunch ciiinc along and II, too, outdo u
proposition that Its representatives run
the park nnd p.i) a rentnl of $25 per
Kmiila). 'lids was turncsl down by,
Traulvvny.
(tolng hack to the Oahu Leagllo
again, Trunin i) olTered them tho usn
of tho park If they turned half the
gato receipts over to him, hut this did
not stem to be a iimney making schemo
and was turned down Ii) the league of-
llclals '
WEATHER TODAY
I ocnl Ofllce, U. S. Weather nurcau,
Young hullding:
Tcmpornturc. r, n. m, 73; 8 a m ,
71 i 10 ii. m, 77: noon, 78; morning
minimum, 71.
Ilntonictcr, 8 it in. 211111; absolute
humidity, 8 a, m , 7 398 grains pr
iiiblc font; lolatlvo humidity, 8 a. in.
ill per cent; dc-v p-dnts. R a. in. fiS,
Wind (1 a m, vrlo-U) 8, direction
NH; 8 n. m. vtdoclty K. direction
NK; 10 n. in, vcjocltv, 8; direction
iN'l'; noon, vclec't)' 12 direction E
Itnlnfall dur'ns 21 hours ended 8
a, m , 1 Inco.
Total wind movement during 21
hours ended at noon, 198 miles, .
SCHOOL DAYS AGAIN
Onhu College and Punnhou Prepar
atory open Monday, September 11.
Tho public schools open September 18.
Property-owners affected by tho pro-
I pored Dlshop street extension will
In tho merchants' ussclatln rmrfatr.t
hold n meeting nt four o'clock today
In the Men hunts' Association rooms'
Io discuss tho appointment of an ap
praiser to act In conjunction w)th twn
othors. ' t
President de la Ilium of Mexico an
noiimed that be was determined tot
gituriiutcc tin ni urlty of life and prop
erty and that ho bad 27,000 soldiers to
caret ins purposes
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