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Evening Bulletin
OAILY and WEEKLY Published by BULLETIN PUBLISHING
CO.. LTD., at Kerr Building, Alakea St., Territory of Hawaii.
Daily every day except Sunday. Weekly issued on Tuesday.
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in the Territory of Hawaii.
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THURSDAY
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He sure. It l betlcr limn
Mluil jtin vttirk fo git.
I! IJ. Drowning
Is It too early to talk politic? Well
certainly It Is better to bo too early
than too Into
Judged by thu amount of trouble It
Ik milking, tho banana might bo put
on tho black list
Russian recognition of the inde
pendence of Mongolia Is another way
of giving notlie that the Husslan bur
' dcr will soon be moed
Theso sdentlsts arc surely making
lots of trouble for tho tits of Hono
lulu, nml no nni) knows Just where
the truth Is to bo found when tho doc
tors dfsngroo
Our warships are here btcanso
they're here Incidentally reminding
our peopln that Honolulu or I'cirl
Harbor is tho plneo for American
warships to bo when trouble Is brew
ing In the Orltnt
Tito hundred American troops
guarding an American railway in
China should bo lu close proxlmlt)
to take pirt In 'the Inauguration core
monies when tho Republic Is formally
recngnlrul b) tho ITnltnl Slates
I'oituinstcr Pratt lilts tho nail on
tho head when ho says that tho best
""way to Improve tho mull service Is to
if, t fniM fhnr ffir tlift Fnlor.lt bulldlnc
nnd thus nssuro tho olllco of a room)
nml decent place to handlo Incuas
lug business
If the present lliianclul ayMolit Is
rcsponsiblo for Carnegie making mil
lions over night by a slight turn or
thn wrist, Andrew Is pOKalbl) satisfy
ing Ills conscience by condemning the
wholo thing after Ills prollfit nro euro
full) laid away
How many of tho antics of tho Sup
erintendent of l'ubllc Works Is tho
Governor responsible for? And does
tho Governor expect that his admin
Istratlnu can escape responsibility for
the gonoral disgust that bin Suporln-
tenth nt of Public Works arouses.
Why Isn t It Just as reasonablo to
bellevo that tho securities of n life In
Htirauco company nro safe as that they
lmvo been burned In a flro that des
troyed an office building. Uspoclnlly
when It Is vvoll known thnt tho niajoi
portion of tho principal records were
not In the building destroyed.
Judgo Dole's decision to proceed
with tho trial of tho Mnliukn slto case
raises thu liopo that tho proposition
may bo speedily carried to a conclu
sion. It will soon bo cloar to tho
community whether tho opponents nro
honestly seeking a fair valuation or
merely using tho process of the law
to block tho progress of tho city of
Honolulu .
You will llud very few of tho rank
und fllo who will claim that J. M
Dow sett cannot be electod mayor of
Honolulu for tho two years which are
to Includo tho sanitary clean-up of
Honolulu and preparation for tho new
nsponslbllltlfs consequent to tho
opening of tho Panama Canal Hono
lulu needs a business administration,
und Dnwsott Is the man for It
EVENING SMILES
"Wombat Is a prcdcstlnarinn " Mrs. Oramcrcy It's awful to have
"What on earth Is a prcdcstlnarinn? '.a Jealous husband! Mrs. Park Dut
"A man who bolloves lio's bound to
get run over somo day by an uutomo-
bile
"Hovv'h the weather, nurse?
turned laliy blue, iiiu'imi "
don't talto rido put."
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JANUARY 11, 1912
FBUIT FLY AND PROF. SEVERIN.
If Prof Severlu of tho Collcgo of
Hawaii has been going off on tang
ents of .Medlterrnman fruit II) Inven
tion Instead of Investigation, there is
ever) reason wh) ho should not pur
sue his Inventions nt the expenso of
an Important Industry of the Islands.
I If Prof Sevcrln with u purposo
single to tho bcnellt of fruit produc
ers of the world Is puking legitimate
Investigations regarding tho fruit My,
It Is a misfortune It ho should bo held
up In tho midst of It.
That Is about tho status of tho sit
uation at the Collcgo of Hawaii where
tho banana In Its association with the
fruit fly has again been brought Into
the lime light
The It n 1 1 e 1 1 n lu Its investigations
of reports brought to It has found
that scientists nro after all wonder
fully human Prof Sevcrln, foi In
Ktanic, has done considerable talking
regarding his being "called off"
Among other things ho has display eel
u letter vvrltton mm ny tno president
of tho college Hut when it came to
Keeping nn appointment with a rep
resentative of this paper in search on
nil tho facts, Prof Soverln was miss
lug Hits suggests that the professor is
willing to allow statements to bo car
ried on tho wings of repetition und
gossip, which ho heslUitcs to substan
tiate when It conns to n squiro dec
laration for thn public
Tho II u 1 1 e 1 1 n Is s.tllsMed thnt all
tho legitimate facts regarding tho
fruit Hy and the matlmd of handling It
will bo nnd should bo known. Wo
hnpo that tho scientists will not make
guesses thai will unnecessarily Jeo
pardise tho very Interests supposed to
bo served, b) science applied to tho
practical affairs of life.
GERMANY'S IMMIGRATION.
Kliiicr Roberts, who Is writing a
orlcn of aitlclos for Scrlbnor's Mag
azine on economic conditions in Ger
many, gives In tho January Issue, a
most Interesting review of tho Labor
i:xchnngcs conducted by tho German
government, and Incidentally throws
some Instructive sdo lights on the
drift of tho German population
Germany, looked upon casually from
abroad, has long seemed to bo over
flowing hor frontlors and, owing to
tho pressure of population, to bo fall
ing below what might havo been her
numbers nnd powor had her terri
tories been wider, sa)S Roberts. Tliat
was truo up to n generation ago, when
emigration from German states rose
nbovo 200,000 annually. Tho dissat
isfied, tho enterprising, tho adven
turous, without the solicitations of
tho steamship agent, sought tho Gold
en West. The Imperial Ministry of
Marine, In assembling roason In 1905
for nnvul expansion, presented fig'
ores to' parliament showing that
3,000,000 born lu Germany lived
nbiond and that 2,250,000 of them had
becomo citizens of other countries
Dut with tho year 1881, when migra
tion reached 220,90-', tho numbor go
ing over sens for fortune or social
betterment fell to 19,885 In 1908 and
rose slightly to 24,921 In 1909.
Strangely enough, the numbor of Im
migrants who havo becomo German
subjects or permanent residents bus
uvoraged during tho lost Ilftcpn years
9,000 more annually than tho emi
grants Kvory yeni somo thousands
who left In their youth coino back
It's worso, dear, to have ono who Isn't
Jealous.
"The worst thing nbout theso Inves
tigations is Hint rharnclois mo lost"
"I tllffor with you On tho contrary,
thoy aro discovered."
well-to-do to 1IU Ugalll Ht lioinc.
Other llinunnnda from nil countries of
Huropc scttlo tlicro to shnro In eco
nomic opportunities which they think
(Icrtuniiy has over their own tout!-
trlea.
Tho present population of 0,no0,000
I ih rcnBcs through the excess of births
over deaths hy 900,000 cnrly, or nl
nbout the rnto the population of the
United Slates Intrensts excluding lm
migration Tho resourecn of (Icr
ninny, ns nt present innn.iged, arc
thereforo sudlilent to nttrncl more
Uhnii enough Immigration to rcpluco
emigration nnd to tnko enro of the
excess of '.100,000 new I) -born subjects
bejond tho number that has died 11c"
sldcs meeting theso responsibilities,
Ccrmnn production Is nblo to provide
n living for 1,000,000 foreign laborers
admitted on special passports to do
rough work chlcfl) on farms or In
mines.
SAYS TREATS .
LIKE PRISONERS
(Continued from Pge 1)
thn protint from Consul Arana, and It
was learned elsewhere that both tho
Spanish iiiiilI'oruiRiicsc itiimuli su
tho federal stutlou Is not treating tho
Immigrants Ik Id there as they should
lie treated
IiiKpcctnr liaise) was nuked about
tho tonfcul'K protest tills morning, and
replied that the Spnnlxli consul did not
understand tho situation
"No r quest was made to thoso In
chargn biro for more frtcdom," said
JI. liaise), "and the station building
Itstlt Is pirfectl) toinfortablc Tho hi
n lis are broad and the hall furnlshc
pit nt) of air
llitro are lift) Portuguese and 229
U,iii,.liii-.1,f lifif,. tut tYtlipm rr llin tnriKt
pirt of families of those who nro still i
lukthc ho'pltal on Quarantine Island 1
The) iirtPdttiiliKil awaiting tho results.!
of the phvxlcal und mental cxnmlni-
lions or for tlu sick of tho family. In
cne an) or tliese might lie rejcctctl
under thu law.
Tho probabilities nre that lu duo
season tho most of them will be re
leased The long period of detention
nt the quarantine anil Immigration sta
tions Is, of course, trying to them, but
the) have only to make their requests
to the olllcers In ortler to iavo them
given Kindly lonsldt ration"
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(Continued from Page 1)
Hongkong .Mam, whlili berthed at the
Port street wharf When tho Hong
kong sails, the South Dakot i will take
tier place ut the font of Port street,
tho (ihieler remaining at tho Hiekfeld
Omit us long ns ennvciitcnt to the bar
bor authorities. Ibis shift will bring
the entire licit, five cruisers and sup
ply ship, up to tho waterfront.
Inipectlon Continued.
Admiral Thomas started tho Inspcc
Hon of the California tills morning,
while Admiral Soutlierland continued
Ills Inspictlnn of tho Colorado Thn
latter vvint through boat drills this
morning, edging fnr enough nvvay from
the doik to lower her starboard boits,
The Glacier Is not going to Hllo, ns
reported In n local pnper. Admiral
Thomas said this morning that ho knew
nothing of any such plan
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(Continued from Page 1)
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binong tho brush "
Colonel Wilder will be In commnnd
without doubt, ah Colonel Rogers, ro
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him In rank Colonel nogera1 arrival
hcre Is unicrtnln He recently sc
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The military part of the parade will
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Application has been loada by the
Mukeo Sugar Company for n right of
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but thu compiny want to nuke suro
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This license which has been plaeod
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S10P PROFESSOR
IN PEST PROBE
(Continued from Page 1)
nooti m tho fruit fly nml methods of
eradicating It. It was reported tlilt
morning Hint he tine? not altogether
agree with the present methods of In
terlslnlid Inspection, nnd that ho will
havo something to the point to say on
tills subject.
An effort vvns made thh morning to
reach 1'rof, Sevcrln for a detailed state
ment as to his sldo of tho matter, but,
lifter making nn appointment with a
rcpro'cntnttve of the llulletln, ha
was not In Ills olllco at tho tlmg set
and It vvns stated thero that ho hnd
been budilcnly called out on uu uuto
mobllo trip
President Gllmorc, when seen thli
mornlnvT, declined to comment on tho.
subject In uny vva). In rrsponso to d,
direct question, ho said that Prof Scv
trhi bus ctaseil his Investigations of
the lly and tho bnnnna.
I'rof Severlu tun. been at tho col
lege two )cnrs. President (lllinorosnltl
today that ho was primarily nn "eco
nomic entomologist," Interested In re
searches llrst from tho scientific- rather
tb in the (Oinmercliil side. I)r Sevcrln
is it griiduuto of Ohio University, Ink
ing bis I'li.O degree from tho Unlvcr
sit) of Wisconsin, and bus also his
degree In medicine.
Potitlon of Regenti.
Tho position of tho college board of
regents Is understood to bo not ono of
opposition to a natural lino of Investi
gation, but rather determined opposi
tion to thn creation of nrtlllclal condi
tions from which fulso conclusions
would bo drawn.
A gentleman who has nn .Inttmato
Knowledge of tho situation said this
morning thnt Mr Sevcrln's Investiga
tions wero stopped lit cause they were
going be) oud tho border ot Investiga
tion and becoming pure Invention Mr.
Sevtrln Is said to havo stuilled tho
situation us regards thu banana and
tho fruit by taking a ripe banana, slit
ting It, Into this silt squeezing tho iggs
of tho female lly, nnd then scaling up
the whole thing to learn whether tho
eggs would hatch.
In other words. Mr Sevcrln vvus cre
ating impossible conditions and through
theso Imposslblo conditions possibly
giving an Impression to the nverago
person that would result In most se
rious Injur) to un Industry that H Just
lieglnnlng to amount to something
Tho statement Is made to tho II u I-
1 e 1 1 n that Sevcrln stands nlono umong
all tho e'litouiiiloglsts of tho Ttrrltory
in Ids contention. If contention It may
bo properly termed. All others claim
that tho hatinu l Is not by any means u
natural luitiltat C- tho Mediterranean
fruit II), nnd thus fnr there Is no rec
ord of n lly hiving been bred fromogg
nrtlllclully laid In thn skin of n banana.
I'rof Heverln wits told to quit liecnuso
he vvns not doing mi) thing to add to
tho fiincl-of practical human Informa
tion, and lie mlkbt accomplish much
unncccssar) harm to a struggling In
dustry JUDD WANTS
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Is writing to Ai J Cooke, head of tho
California!! htato horticultural depart
ment, asking fpr further particulars an
to tho money voted by tho California
Legislature for lighting tho Mediter
ranean fruit lly In Hawaii.
No particulars havo been nvalliblo
so far, and ns thero hivo been tun
moro mn put on tho work of Inspect
ing, Mr. Judd wants to know so thut
arrangements can be matlo for pa) Ins
them at tho end of this month.
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