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DAILY and WEEKLY Published by BULLETIN PUBLISHING
CO., LTD., at Kerr Building, Alakca St., Honolulu, T. H.
Daily every day except Sunday. Weekly issued on Tuesday.
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
CIRCULATION LARGEST OF ANY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED
in the Territory of Hawaii.
Wai.laci: R. Faukinu ion, - Editok
SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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utaltorltil Room,
UuslneMH Office,
WEDNESDAY
'llic hr.irti of ini'ii nrc llnlr biuik;
rtenN nrr I In Ir luturit irrc.it urllmii
lire 1 1n Ir cleiiucncc. I Ii.iiti.it II. .Mil
(iiul.i). I
All tli.it b wuntid from this rain
more of It.
Keep I lie town clean anil Jim will
keep llu' tourists Thcri! la ihi other
Wll
In tin It
Srinl the rrRiiiiciits along 'U.ilm
ran take taio of Ihom nnd'lt hastens
our realisation on iinllm.ilo destiny o
lonii pi cached
, filial jour eyes when looking at thu
Block list llu)- unjthliiR ami you'll
liiuku better rrliirim In n week than
juu can In Industrials In any oilier
i.irt (if Hid world
lliuiilri il of tourists lire comiilg nn
tlic steamers now hoiniil llili
I'or Heaven's sake Ret all the .Jii
pectors on tin- Job ami keep ilnwn
the' moisipillncs. It can bo ilunc.
Thrro Is a vast dllTcreiico between
the man who studies conditions In i
theso lulatulii with a duo regnid for
i the facts, nlid Ihe Jackass who goca
yi braying war talk around tho coiiu
' try.
If McCahdlCBs'Hrfd kept quite n 111'
tie Ioiirct there would hac been no
awakening iuiioiir sonio of the Itc
.. publican chumps who think the party
inn light llku Indians In factional
btrlfe nnd then win In a walk.
China will Iwvo, evolved boiucthliig
rntliely new In the way of Ftepublles
If It has an organlcd government
with one mil hold and also a spirit
ual ' flKiirc head Hut republics are
, supposed to adapt themselves to most
itny tliliiK
. ' -
Titist Honolulu to back up cvciy
proposition that San Krmiclsiii wants
to'' .tld It In promoting the exposition
- iind'the doelopment of tho west coas;
In turn we expect h'.m rrauclsco to
t
I do something tunc In a while to have
Honolulu mobilized as a convention
city.
I'ut nut a cillzcu'ii uioeuicut today
'v nnd you will kill Rood (;incrnment for
B Honolulu nnd hasten the day of rot-
eminent by a military commission. A
citizen's party rcprcsentlni; as It must
f n bieak of lha old-line parlies, Is Just
- what thu ami) of luculclcntH Is look-
Iur for to enable them to Ret hold of
ihe Rocrnnioulal rclus .,
" .. " t
I'li'sldent Taft's assured i hi' put
; heart In
i eneil jthi
t I n'a-n
heart Into Ihe peoplu who wcio frlRht
Iho other day by tho Hullo
nhlo reRiirilliiR the Demoirath
tariff hill. Whether you are fright
ened or pleased with the news pub
lished by tho llu 1 let I n you have
to Ret this paper to Ret tho news anil
llie,lrulh about It
1
Tho nupubllcan arly needn calm
In. Iftn, till III III! iiiiiiitinntiwitil'.nu ttnvAi
Q'l . ' ....... .... ..w...
TJ before In the hlsloiy of this Territory
; Politics can bo sent off Into race lines
as easily us you please and the men
uupjioscd to know It nil will be held
lesnonsihlc. .lust kiep cool for u
while, nud remember thill Iho party
Ab Iiiih always uiado thu best success
aV t ulifi linlfllniT In tl lifitlev of llvn Iirlll
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let.Fllve
That is good llopubllc.an
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iaf.jji'
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EVENING
,!
&JK. email Norwegian lad presented.
himself uofnro a Minnesota school
'teacher, who first asked him his name,
I'oterseu, no rupneu.
4Aiul
'ind Imw old nrc you?" tho tearhor
l.n.V . nnvl
nukcip noxt,
r.f,
llr. nnl know
how old I bane,
salS tho llld) '
".Well, wlion wcro you
born?" con-
tinned the teuchor.
"i not bnnunt all; I Rot stppuml-
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'Heftl tl the PoatnttH. it llniMtiblu
FEBRUARY 7, 1912
llusiticss men taking a liiiml In tlio I
water rate question, must not forRet!
that an attempt to shift the burden ofi
IiIrIi water rates from the waterfront
to the holder of a small house ami tot
In the leshleiitlal section Is tixi utter
ly silly to be nrccpted as a business
ptoposltlon The high tariff should
be laketi oh the ships that enter the
port, hut the expenses of tho change.
Hhiiuhl ho borne by tho community b
a whole.
M'CARTHY'S CANDIDACY.
Of i nurse the Democrats may no
icpt a rccommenilatlon from a ltcpub
llcan souiru nt a left-handed slai
Nevertheless wo venture to coinmeml
tho Rood sonso of the Deiuoerals who
are backing the c.iliilhlacy of Oil ('
.1 McCarthy fot the nlllio of Oiimty
Sheriff.
Sl?ii It up from unj illrecllon ynu
may wish the police department of
tho City nnil County of Honolulu has
Kone from had to worse under Its
present iidmlnlstialion It Is Inelll
rlcut fiom the woid go It lacks
I mm ipnne aim in a crisis coiiiu hoc
f.ill to mi all to nieces
C;ol. McCarthy Is the typo of man
who should make a first class Sheriff.
He tins Ihe experience of military dis
cipline that is so sadly needed In tho
administration of this department. Ho
lias all the qualities of Rood fellow
ship possessed by thcprcsent Incumb
ent nml further than that has tho ex
perience which Is so necessnry to suc
cessful public service In polleo cir
cles when dealing with the new con
ditions Honolulu Is facing today.
THE HONOLULU AD CLUB.
IIiisIiicsh men of Honolulu Mud the
Honolulu .cl Club IlllliiR n loiiR-felt
want, and it is not surprising that
they should nceept with enthusiasm
nu organization devoted to tho do
M'lopiucnt and study of advertising
and ut tho same time back up San
rraiiclseos' request for tho nntitnnl
omentum of tho advertising clubs of
the United Stalls to bo Ipdd In 19ID
Our good fi lends of the mainland
may think of Honolulu as a long way
off Perhaps It Is but Its business
men arc ory much up-to-d.iln when
plans for business progress ure under
consideration.
Iho fuel of tho matter Is that Ho
noliilu Is several thousnnd mites
nearer the center of llo wires on tho
mainland than tho live wires of tho
mainland arc to Honolulu And while i
the Honolulu Ad Club lias a Held In
furnishing a medium for tho sxehnnge
of Ideas on Iho treatment of, local con-.
dltloiiB to get the best results, It will'
alMi bo n cnustantly-kecplng-nt-lt ro-"
minder to the men of the mainland,
who advertise, Hint this city and this
Territory uro Just a llltlo way beyond
the (lolden (into In point of miles, and
"rlglilup noxt" to the States whon It
conies to doing things,
Advertising has nindo men, nnd en
terprises, tnught people how to live
anil (Ret tho most out of life, helped
tho poor nnd needy nnd shqwn tho
ror'pulently wealthy how to do good.
Them's not u thing on earth which
advertising can't help. This is trim
jdespltn the fact that tho only orlglnnl
Adam In tho ndvni Using (iarden of
IMen started ill to do husliiess only
! rnrlv vmtru nun
Nearly everything.
j now icRiirdcd as worth while, has
'come into oxlsteiicn In that period of
'. " "
SMILES
I've worn this hat now fur twelve
vcais"
impohuuno'
It looks as good as
now
' V
Well, I've changed ft onro or twleo
dmlng that time,
IIIrrs: Aro you thinking or Retting
a divorce? '
Dlggs. Not nt the present intes nf
nllniony.
)cnrs. So advertising Is helping and
Improving the people and their sin
louniliiiRii every dny of tho year
Honolulu biiFlness men Know this.
They know that Advertising litis do
v eloped fiom a gajno to a business
nnd to it science, tlcncrnlly speaking
they have been working itUriig pro
gicsslve lines, each In Ills Independent
way.
It needed only n missionary organ
izer to come Into tho Held with the
BitKKcstlon of how to get thu best re
sults with the added strength given
by cooperation and cxchaiiRo of Ideas,
This missionary showed up the other
day In the person unci character of
J Charles tlrccn, the special commis
sioner of the Advertising Association
of San Francisco nnd sort of u rep
resentative at largo for the advertis
ing men of the United States, Then
Honolulu forged another link In tho
chain for holding tho Interest of our
mainland citizens In our welfare.
This "Honolulu Ad Club" will be
meicly "another organization" If it
lias no puipo-e and no enthusiasm of
Interested workers In Its niukc up.
Tho prompt response of IIto business
factors proves that men who do
things for building Honolulu ami
Hawaii recognlzo the necessity for an
association that rises above petty
Jealousies and blckcrliiRs nnd deals
with advertising in lis broadest and
most cffcctlvo terms
liinlly this new organization will
llml its work to do. In Its relation to
associations of advertisers through
out the mainland, If It iiicoiupllshcs
nothing mnie Hum nailing Into (bo
minds of the advertising men that Ho
nolulu Is next door to San Francisco
nnd tho Pacific Coast Instead of "way
out" in tho I'nclllc and on the edge of
tho Oi lent. It will bo well worth
while.
" r
EDUCATING CHILDREN TO WORK
Our good people who nre obsessed
lo have the public schools of (ho Ter
ritory stick strictly to tho text of
"rendln' 'rltln' and 'rltliinctlc" oiiRht
to rend tho current number of Scilb
ncr'h Mngazliio and from that source
learn what ficrmnny has done In its
public schools to establish national
elllilency by education
Ihal writer saya of tho (Icrinan
hchoolHnud Iho trend toward Indus
trial education: The teachers under
take to measure the mental capacities
of tho boy. If ho Is generally a dull
pupil, ho will be Indexed as being bet
ter adapted to a trado not fnr ro-
mnied from' .unskilled labor. Tho
brlRht pupil, especially If hu should
show manual delltacy In tho system
atic tests to vvfilfh he Is subjected to
ward tho end of his school, period,
would havo n choice of Homo lino
handicraft, such as that of Instrument-making,
engraving, or Jewel-sotting.
rnliislaklng effort In nindo lo de
termine tho boy's Inclinations, so that
tho gieat misfortune may not liuppeti
to him of being deprived of tho Joy of
Work, of the satisfaction In tho thing
dono. Within the vlow of tho I'rus
slan school administration, and this is
equally truo of llavarla and mns,t of
the oilier (icrmnn states, tho skilled
worker ought to llnd In his culling
one of the great satisfactions of life
u certain artistic prido, tho disposition
lo do bis work not alono as he h.ic
been taught, but to ndd to It some
thing of his" own Individuality, be
causo ho loves tho work and puts
something of his spiritual self Into It.
Visitors
Invited
Wo extend a most cordial
Invitation to all Interested
In pure milk to visit our
depot on Sheridan street.
In this depot Is handled
all the milk distributed by
us, and the visitor can see
In the oxtremo cleanliness
here the Idea that we are
enforcing at every contrib.
utlng dairy.
Honolulu
Dairymen's
Association
Phone 1542
nor scoutk!
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"" ..ithj.. 'S5&-
COPTIHTIO It
Scout malrrs nt usual t Clumber
f Oininicrre! Mibjccl ".Sherlock
llolmc.lni" or Oliscmilinu anil De
duction. I'll per li) .1. A. Mllilrr.
No boy Is compelled or unduly fmced
Into tho choice of u calling. He Is
handled temperamentally and sympa
thetically. The endeavor la nindo to
stir the boy's ambition. Musters and
parents confer. Tho paients working
at common labor almost nlwnys want
tjiclr children to do better In life than
they have done. They icadlly eo-op-ernta
In getting tho conviction llxcd
In the boy's mind that ho ought not to
be mi unskilled workman, that when
he tlnlhhes his school work ho ought
not to lie content to be among those
at tho bottom of society doing tho
coarse labor of the ditch, but Hint ho
ought to chooso a trado nnd tit him
self fnr one of the higher levels wheru
Intelligence counts for something and
where wages and opportunities nrc
larger
The germ of tho whole system of
manual training Is consldeied by tho
Prussian Ministry of Oiiiinieuo and
Industry to bo In the nwakenlng of
tho boy's nsplrntlons for a life above
the ordinary. This nwakenlng Is much
more of n problem for the children
of tho unskilled or the nearly un
skilled classes than for thoso of tho
higher artisan clasB. The surround
ings nnd the tone In the homo llfo of
a superior workman usually settle tho
Inclination of tho boy to bo at least
equal to his father.
INVESTORSWAKE
UP 1 OLAA
Utoik iii.iikit Investors have at last
waktil up lir the bargains going 111
Ohm. nml irxlcrikiv anil today that
stock Mild faster t linn licit cuius
fail, ro much Olaa was sold that nearly
everything i Iho whs sidetracked In the
rush. v t.
Ar picdlrted again nnd again, Olaa
mmle tho oxpctcilvJiihlp as hd as In
verters mw vvliat, il lyiigalu It was
aroiiiid K tin the ukcIiiiiiro today Is
eld at 7 2.1. and will, It Is predicted, go
l.lglar this, week. 1 1
Wnl.iliit Jcpl on Its upward stride,
linking 1.17 today nfi'tlic exchange, n
number of small transactions being
made lit this llguie ,
Tho enso or Collins against tho
Tiont Trust Company Is set down for
hearing in Judge Cooper's couit at 'J
o'clock this afternoon. Tho matter Is
one arising nut of Iho sale of tho Col
lins building on King sticet.
Waterhouse Trust.
Real Estate for Sale
MANOA VALLEY
Modem HuiiRiiluvv and half nere of
land Well Impioveil with plants ami
trees,
llarRiilu prlie Tor ipilclc sale.
MAKIKI DISTRICT
Modem Hiui'kmIou and 10,000 ui, ft,
of land In the MaklUI lllstrlet
Pi ho reasoualilo
Cash or Initalmeuts.
i1- for Rent
Wulalae ltd ami 9th Ave 1l
Matlock Ave 30
Kalakaua Ave "0
Mano.i Valley Till
Wilder" Ave to
Kalakaua Ave IS
Wulklkl I lead i to
l.imnlllo Ht., opt1 Kowalo 25
, Furnished
Palnln Hill $1"i
Kabul i lleaeh 115
For
Mellow, lovel tnnili rich coll, no stone.)
water nt band. Is surrounded by rap
IdlynrowhiD suburbs t Kftimukl,
Ocean View, Waiala Heights, Pnlolo
Hill, la alio tultabla for residential
lota. This It an ideal iprt. for truck
farming from the atandpolnl of both
soli and location. Prlca la low.
TRENT TRUST
For Rent
Furnished house on Green
Street $45 per month
Huuto at Trenloan I'lace,
Derctanla Street, n a a r
Atapai Street... $25 per month
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd.
924 BETHEL STREET
HELPS PARADE
Much Intcicht Is hcinc taken In tho
exclusions that will lo urn by tho lu-tcr-lslaud
Stenni Nnvlgition Company
Tor the Moral Parade on Kebiu.iry Tl
Weeks uro Iho Inter-Island company
took up the mailer or spo.cl.il excur
sions mid havo advertised them, and
thus materially assisted thu parade all
through tho Islands.
The Mcichants' Association luimcd
n rcpietentntlvo to take up tho mat
ter or Inter-Island exclusions, hut
round Mint Iho eMMirslonn wcio ul
le.uty iiu.ingcd ilov.u to the details
and this put of tho work Is uhly
looked nfter. The special rales wcru
mailo voluntarily by Iho Inlcr-lsliiud
company and tho thanks of tho KIor.il
Parade inaniu'cment. is duo Ha efforts
to make Iho inhl-Pnclflc carnival
Kiicccsii ror all Hawaii.
Acres Land
Sale
COMPANY, LTD.
ET us enlnrrje from tome of your
f Negatives on our new ROTO
GRAPH PAPEH.
GURREY'S
-THE-
WIRELESS
olfico in tho new Telephono Duildiog.
Adams Lane, is open on week days
from 7 a. m. to 5i30 p. m. on Sundays
from 8 to 10 a. m., and for ships' mes-
sages until 11 every night
Prizes and Favors
FOR PARTIES AND DINNERS
Arts and Crafts Shop,
Bishop Slreot Young Hotel Building
MUST WEAR UNIFORM
, (Continued fi-om Page. II
llguie an a tropica! sut so far as In
creased pay and tlmo allmvanio fir
sol vice Is (oncerued, but on Iho oth
or baud, tho test rldo ror olllcors wan
recent ly-mado over Iho tropical ills-
tnrco ot sixty et against ninety miles
If this Is a tropical lmst olllccru will
not bo icnulied lo havo (he new hie-
elal evening droN or lo wear Iho full
diets or bliui diesH, Knllstcd men
will nl in bo given nioin latitude.
Thetc's one llltlo loophole Ihiouglt
which olllceis icu it ray of light In tho
matter of civilian dn'ss. Tho onlei
piovldrs Ih.T (ho neeopted costumen
ma) be win u for athletics. Some, ol
tho local mllUaiy may adopt the wily
hchemo of the West Point cadets, who,
taking advantage or thu snmo piovl-
slon, used In parade wllh the fair i-o
ln ini'iciimlato whlo llaiiiicH, cany
lug. Instead of a walking (.tick n nlcc.lv
'pollsliul putter, mid ready to piotest
luilignanll) in ease or olltrhi! ipiea
tiivjiliig that they weiu bona tldo Rolf
era.
Contractu ror the 1 0:11.1 ruction of the
two 27,(0 -ton Kuper-drcnilniiiiRlits nu
thoiled nt tin; nit session of Coil'
Ricrs will lie uvvut.luil to lliu New
York tlhliliUlhlliig cloinpiny or Cam
den N, .1. nn, tho Kiro Hive- Ship
building Coiupiiiy of (Julnej, Muss
Speed Film
And
Seed's Gilt
Edge 30 Plates
Twice 11.1 rapid us oiilluary III111
nnd plate. P.utleulaily ndipteil
lo hlgh-npced lenses.
I'm them ror Cirultex or spu
elnll) iiUliped Kodak'
H.111111 pi Ice as uiilluaiy llluu
mid plale.1.
Honolulu
Photo Supply
Co.,
"Everything Photographic"
FORT STREET, NEAR HOTELj
PICTURES
IN COI'LHY PRINTS
PACIFIC PICTURE FRAMINO CO
17 Hotel 8trest
it tie nearnafore treatment
for Consumption.
The power 'it creates,
its purity and whole
someness are Nature's
greatest aid in over
coming disease.
ALL DRUGGISTS
11-52
BEACH OWNERS
TO CO AFTER
si
The "Knwalloalelclles" have decid
ed to get together nnd torm n club ror
Iho Improvement or themselves nnd
theli cllslilet. Y
Knr Iho liifonnntlnn or those unfa'
miliar vvllh (lie locality. It might bo
nu ntliiued that Kavvulloalelo Is tho
hecllnit or (iiivcinmcnt laud on Iho
beach, at thu cist stdn or Kallua Hay
on the north of Ihls Island towards
Walniatiulii, which was cut up Into
acie loin nml sold Inst year for such
astonishing prices, The upset prlco
nu each of thu 1S lots sold nt that
tlmo wan 2f, or ?S.Vl on the whole,
while the total nnioiini realized by
Ike (lov eminent ut thu halo was
Wl'i. The owneis havo been well
ple.fod with their piiruhnncs, as they
enthusiastically decline that tho beach
mid the bathing aro the best on Claim.
The tract is divided by n broad
creek, nnd US of tho picsent 11!) lota
me nu thu side iiwuy from Honolulu
Nearly nil of tho owiiuih of theso "8
lots hnve been wanting to build, but
have Iiiul lo uvvall thu const'iiictlon of
Ihe brldgo promlsoel' by tfio (!uvcrn-
men In order lo get their lumber
neiims, nn oil aecouiit of ipiliksamU
It it) luipouslhlo to get it heavy team
through tho stream. These lot-owners
nro In hopes of getting their res
ident os up this summer.
The' pintpocllvo ineinberB of tho
rluh vj ill meet on Monday afternoon,
I'YIiriinry 12 at -1 -:i, ut tho rooms or
the Public Service Association, nnd
niter eirgunllng, will at onro pro
ceed with plans tor beach Improve
ment, tree planting, nnd to form rom
mittivH to urgo upon thoso In author
ity tho necessity of putting lh hlgli
uajH n iitn Honolulu In such condition
that tlio beach can be reached, no
matter what tlio condition of thu
weather may hi1.
e
llvvaliliti, cliurRod with performing
Iho mariluRo criemony wltlioiit hav
ing u license to do so, this morning
pleaded guilty to tho charge lit tho
Kedeuil coll it.
Ill vlow of the tact that ho has nl
itiuly hen In Jill ror six innnllia,
JuiIro D11I0 lined him l mid ordctcd
him to one days' liupiisonment.
Tho two people ho married and
who wcro tlio leadera or tho new 10
llglniis seit that bprang up sonio six
luniilhu uro mid who undertook to
wipe sIiih off tho record boejlc nt no
lunch tier, also pleaded guilty. They
will coiuo ijp fnr sentenco Inter.
rim r Tii.v.MiS.
The fmully of tliu Into Mrs. Kllzn
belh Stevenson doslio to eonvey their
ulneeie thanks to their many frlouda
lor Iho kind sympathy extended lo
Ihem, In their late bereavement,
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