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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H, mi DAY, JUNE 21, 1912.
COL. CAMPBELL
CELEBRATES
I? said lo lie acceptable lo llnrmon,
Underwood or Clark,
Mr. Hcdllold'B record ling shown lilm
In lie progressive In spirit, nlthough a
i
PROMOTION WITH
wealthy businessman Ho made n tar
iff speech clurlnK ( lie extra session
which attrnctcil considerable atten
tion, and this week ho 111 make an
ether lengthy address In mipport of
the Democratic cotton bill,
, 1'rlcnds are awaiting vl h Interest
the first mcetltiK between ltodflchl and
Col .1 Hamilton Lewis of Chicago. Mr,
Kt'illlold'n pink whiskers lild fnlr tn be
enmo oven inoro Inninus tl.nn CjI, 1-w-Is
luxuriant adornment.
Clothing T
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Lieutenant Cnleuicl Archibald Ciimp
bi'll, adjutant kciktmI of the Dop.irt
lncut of Hawaii, vviih the host today nl
n luncheon given to abiiiit twcnt)-IIve
brother olllcer nt tin I'nlv entity Club,
redlowing the old established custom of
iiriny olllccrs tei Kill her with their
frlcnel and celebrate the ascent of
each step of the military ladder The
adjutant general ri'celvcd bin lieuten
ant colonelcy a little over n liuinth
IK", and those who gathered nbiiiit the
hoatd today werb glud of the opportu
nity to wish him success.
TAFT'S STEAM-ROLLER WELL
FIRED UP FOR CHICAGO FIGHT
RY P s 'fll RFRT
.... .'...Vi'i. 2"... "k! T,V J.:i.i
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'jyy HliSUIUiS, U. 1., .IlinO I, I 110 i'" n' ninimiiiu-n ,,-uu,,i, ,,, ,,, ,n,, ,,,,, ,i ,,,t p,i,,,ihv riii-ti-piiiiiiii
tlrst trial of tho steam-roller In Chi- I'Kaliiht Hoot and the Hist triumph be-cif the brotlier otllcer, who hiippruci!
enrfio kiivo tho Taft faction of tho lore tho National Committee. Iloth'to be tho second mute, and Is tcllinK
Iteimhllcnn party renoed conlldenco odds npd een money on Hooseelt how he. Commissioner Almy, sourIiI
and Inspired them with assurance that wero dropped nml tho wnsers took on to settle the entire affair out of court
tho net rcHult of tho nonilnatlui; con- the form or 10 lo X thai Taft would by hrlimliin the uble seaman and tho
vcntlon would bo' a Rrent victory fori win. It was n sudden hut not uncx-',ecnnd mate toKcthcr In 11 back lot and
them. When the contests were taken peeled chniiKo. It had been known' ordering them to 'Unlit It out." Hut
tip In alphabetical order and tho sK'for weeks Hint tho entlio fnto of Mr.!""1 second mate, he says, cheerfully
doleRatea-at-larRo from Alnbnma wcro'Taft's candidacy rested on tho control declined
tossod Into the Tnft linnd-wapon a and action of tho Republican Nnllnif j Hence the hearliiB tills mornlnc be
Kencral slKh of relief went up. It wns.nl Committee. Any failure on tho part' f',r" 'onmilssloner Davis, of Chief
renllzcd that, all tho machinery of tho of that body lo rldo roimhshod over J,n,e A J- Morrison of the William
ln,n.rnllr n 111 onml wnrklnir nr. nil nf thn niimnrniiH rnnlnHts wnnlil ' ' ,re, atl'lised of assallltlllK AlilO
dcr and that suniclent deleKntes would.
Lo Klven proper credentials to freeze
out Colonel Uoosowflt nml maku Hiiro
innjorlty for Mr. Tnft.
Thn only forceful protest was voiced Kers have counted up for him. This
by Senator llornh, a closo Jrlend of leaves a margin of :iu dclcRates lo tho
tho Colonel's. lie Insisted that ho dc-iRood.
sired lo sco tho machine work. Ho Kor tvu, ttrpkl( , irucr8 ,, nct.
was Rrantcd his wish nflcr omo h 1(.,H f n,0 iie,mlillrnn pnrty Imvo
sriimblltiK and a show of arbitrary do.,,..... ,r.Mu ,,.nril mimim. Pnoi,
linnet. This seemed to satisfy tho
man from Idaho.
Tho mcctliiR of tho Itcpuhllcnn Nn
t tonal Commltteo In ChicnRo wns tho
f'.B'."u.,V ".'. .... " ... ..." " .
iiHii Ul linihu niiiiiKii iiiiH n. unit ii
was cleaily domonstrnted that a ma-'
Jorlty of tho commltteo favored tho'
ICnfl u'lni nml nn ,lnlil Iftnent nvlul. i
,.,L i.o.n ,., ' ,.i.n, .,uv-i
on inui inuru wuuiti uu uiiuiiKii vuiun
and to spnro when tho crucial tents of
strength came.
Taft Forces Gain Confidence.
It was understood In ull circles that
Colonel Itoosovolt had lost and tho
17081110111 won. This was admitted as
self-evident hcfnro tho first Alabama,
mutest was determined In fnvor of tho
Taft dclcRates. Slocks hoRiui soaring
and all Hues of Industry took on re
newed activity. Tho mennco of Items.
rvelt seemed lei hnvo passed, nud pen
pin accepted tho fnet as coneluslvo
without waltliiK for a uocoiul chnptor
In tho ruuuliiR slory of tho enliven
Hon, A reaction In behalf of tho Col
oncl will nssniedly stnrtlo and shock
,. ,m,n .,, ,.n.e. u..u ,.,,,.,,1..,
lies who took as nil Inspired sign tho
llrst sKlrnilsh.
"I0, '''"r''"," "'""'V" ",'."? '", I
wnul I lio Taft faction when Coloue
Ilnosovelt nunnuiiccil I lint Ho wnnlil
wago war on Senator Hoot as tempor
ary presiding olllcer. Ho hnd onco be
loin liiulltlllntl liriHlllltlnu nml llitm
nlianiloficd thorn, sa)liiR lot Mr. Hoot
presidio. Ho reconsidered this nnd
sounded n Hlogan for tho annihilation
or tho Now York Senator. This did
not no well with many of tho stoutest
Itoosovolt adherents Thoy did not
relish tho wnglng ot n light on Sena-
tnr limit, who liml olien benll llin hen!
fileiul of Colonel Itoosovcll. Much President of tho llrooklyn Ilonrel of Acting floveinor Molt-Sinllh nml Su
(illlclsm rollnwcd and defections fill- Public Works. Mr. ltoilllohl hears tho lorlntcndent Mnrslnn Campholl this
lowed, some of tlio Itoosovolt people further distinction erf holng ono or tho morning decldeel this step should bo
lotiiruiug to tho President. working members of tho District Com- tal'on so nn delay may bo encountered
Taft Managers Astute. mltlco of tho House following tlio flotation of tho now
Tlio Taft managers took advantage The Now York member announced bond Issue. They hopo to havo all in
of tho situation and promptly nn- his cnuilhlncy la reply to a letter readiness and as roon as tho flotation
pounced that that thoy would welcomo Irom Rciiicjentutlvo McCoy of Now Is made and tho monoy becomes avail
tho prcsonto In Chicago of Colonel' .lei soy. As Wooilrow Wilson Is said ublo tho contracts mny bo granted
Itoosovolt. Thoy llgiircel ho would do to bo erne of Mr McCoy's pot aver- and actual work begun at onco.
t-nmothlnR spectacular or foolish and.slous, Mr. Hedflold'H cnndldacy is nntl
Injure himself thereby more than any- expected to link itself with the Pres- Judgn Whitney has set July 21 as
body else. They became extremely Identlal boom of tho New Jersey exee tho date on which ho will hear tlio
niiNlous that the Colonel board tho utlve. Otherwise, Mr. Itedtleld's can- petition of Clara Mokiimala for lottors
lirst train for Chicago and take per-dldacy may bo linked with 'most any of administration for the estnto of Jo
canal cliargo of his campaign for nom- Democratic Picsldcntial boom, and ho soph Jlokumula.
rL
ikU4r,u
III.H.l) t'V.MI'HLLL.
Colonel Cninpbcll has been adjutant
Ki in nil or this depiirtmcnt for a trllln
more than a scar. Ho wax recently
transferred back to tho line of tho
toaxt artillery corps, hut the change
was mil) a 'paper transfer" to permit
his prouintloii, and u few weeks later
he was redi tailed In the adjutant gen
i nil's department. Colonel Campbell
Kraduateil from the Military Academy
In 1 SM'. ami scrvisl with distinction In
the I'orto Itlean campaign of thcSpiu
si War lie Is n graduate of several
service school
ilnntlon,
"ctllniT odds work a downwnid
( 1,1. (l.n n.,.n..,.. ...I Fn.....nl . t ,( n
Uao Mr. Tnft without hope of 8c.!cman lYank lllnke aboard the ship
cesH. A detcrmlnnllou of approximate.
ly all contests In his fnvor assured
I him of tho .ITU votes which his ninnn-l
i1 , ... .... ... ,.,... ....-
day tho iioIho nnd tumult theio tins
doveloped and tho Irritation between
tho rhal fuel Inns has been Intensified
It was moro nppnicnt than licforo Hint1
hitter stiuculo wns nearly at hand,
i, ., llt, ,.ir I.I....I n.ni h .Mi..
' .'" rl hi ii ii r..1 i.y
"'rim ' '"terncclno
SlTlIC,
The Democratic End,
Tho Democratic end of tho PrcsT
I'entlal gamo was almost dropped out
ot sight nnd sound becmiso of tho
spectacle and noise presented 1 tho
wnirlliR Hepiihllcau fnctlems. Spi-uker
Clark continues to forgo right ahead
gathering In delegates ovcry day nnd
Increasing his nlieady fnrmltlnlilo lend,
I'ndcr ordinary elrtumstnnccs 'i
tlimild enslly achloe tho nominnil i,
hut the two-tlilrds rulo will bo u -si o
procut him fioni doing this, If p.):i
hlhlo. (ioNornor Wilson has inndo
somo headway hut the olhor cnndl-
dates seom to bo lining well by hold
ing their own. (lovornnr Ilaripon oh-
tII(.(l trlfltiiR nduinlago by having'
,0 rl0 n,0,,(0, for () , fiTltrol
' r . dolcKatlon fiom his own Stato,
Tho fact romnlus that (Invernor liar-
'""" I'"11 '"' Prestige because of tho
B llla,ollly ,iy ....,.. ,.., ,,.,
ni,in I
l'reparnitous for tho Ilalllmnro con.
ventlou, Juno 2ri, go merrily on, but no
nttontlon Is being given them lioinuao
n11 o8 a"'1 var "ro tcntoieil on Chi
WW- '
Bourbon Hopeful,
Democracy has an nvonoil Vlco
Presidential cniiilldnle,
William O.
eillioni or miw York,
member of
CoilgroSS, tlinilll flK-t II rc-f. llllll former
ENTER JULY 4
Local business linns nro milking
many entries for tlm rnurtli of July
parade, and this morning J Walter
De)le was assured or a bis represen
tation The fact that the llrms are
allowed to iidvrrllse has stimulated
tlirlr advertising ability to the utmost
and there II be some ntlracllve and
unbiiie industrial and trade Idea work
ed out so cleNcrly that the) would go
in any p.iiade.
Among those who have slgnlllcd their
Intention of entering limits anil are
already at work on them are the Clar
ion, Mclncrn) shoo store. Associated
Oarage I'red I. Wiihlrou, M A. Ounst
Co, llerKstrom Music Company Ho
nolulu Music Company. J W Kersh
ner. Hallev's furniture comimm. von
I llamin Veiling Cnmp.in), Lowers &
Cook 4 Hawaiian Illci-.tric Compaii),
Coyne riirnlture Conjpnn), Nelson I)
Lansing and others.
I Mr Dojlo Is 'now busy waking up
.the nrlouh nrgiiniiitlon and societies
of the city Tho Japanese nml Chi
nese societies and the Ited Men arc
coming through llnely, and the other
iirfninir.itlnns arc urged to Kit In line
also. Only 11 few days remain In which
to enter, licit as two or tlireo days of
preparation will lie sultlclent, tlicro Is
every prospect that this division of
tile parade will be n largo one
CAN THE MATE
SHIP IN PORT?
Whether a chief mate may slap an
nlde seaman fur swearhiK at a brother
olflcer and then escape a IckuI piMinlty
on the theory that It was "Juslltlnlile
punishment" Is the question tndny lliat
la corruinithiR tlio brow of fulled
States Commissioner C H Davis
At the fame time United .States
Klilpplui; Commissioner II. X. Ainu Is
I.I ... nlln ..( !. .... ...... u nl I ..- m. . I ..
In Honolulu harbor on tho morning of
.May ii.
The complalulm; wllnnss. the defend
ant and a number of other witnesses,
all teslllleil lo lhc salient il tails that
lUake had "rouc the diep sini sailors
one better," b iisIur the Iuiikiiuko of
a Missouri mule driver In refusing to
olie) the maudale of Second Mate Jo
seph Albreeht.
All adniltteil that tile chief mate,
Inti'rrupthiK the chase which ensued,
caiiKht lllake by the collar, shook him
hi iipproved fashion nnd bestowed sev
eral "slaps" with hi open hand on the
coiiuttuaiice of the toii-viiluble seaman
lllake preferred cliarRCH against both
olllccrs, who wero brought hack to Ho.
noltilu ii few eln)s ago by deputy U S,
marshal. Tho second mate, obtaining
counsel anil hall bond, will bo brought
to trial next October. Morrison, hav
ing neither money nor counsel, raninln
ed In eletlnuit until this morning, and
pleaded his own case, examined his
own witnesses and gi'iienilly purported
himself iih an outraged Individual
lie Is still held, while Commissioner
Davis reaches a decision on tho line
legal pulnt of whether 'tho l'Vderal
l tulo penults a ship's olllcer to lu
ll let punishment while the vessel is
riding at iincheir in port.
GETTING READY
Advertlsonieiit for tenders on vari
ous puhllc-lmproMiment projects to bo
taken up by I ho Department of Public
Wmks during thn next year will ap
pear July I. Tlio funds for theso Im
provements will (omo from tho pro
' poscil now bond Ismio, approval of
which Is now uwaltcd from tho Prcs-
IdCllt.
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TObAYiTrDPITnDVDAV
HKI'OItT OF TIIK ('((MHTIOX V
tiii: nitsT x.VTio.wi, iiaxk f
HAWAII, AT HO.NOUI.r, l. TIIK
TLItltlTOUV OF HAWAII, AT
TIIK CI.OSK OF Ill'SIXKSS,
j I'm; i t tit. mi'.'.
IUCSOUHCKS.
I-n.ins and Discounts
OvcrdrnftH, secured
...JI.07
and
I,S7 SS
I
l.ll.'O 10
2."0,000 00
unsecured
U. S. Honda to Becuro
circulation
U. S. Ilonds to secure
U. S. Deposits l!3r,, 100.00
Othur Ilonds to securo
U. S. Deposits
Ilonds, Securities, cto . .
Hanking Kilo
Other Heal Kstnto owned
hr r.r.t nn
niinnnn
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uJ,niJ.li)
4,'JOQ.OU
Customers Liability on
Inciters of Credit 1C0.IS7.07,
Duo from Stato nnd
Private Hanks and Hank
ers, Trust Companies,
and Savings Hanks ....
Duo from Approved lie
servo Agents 3o;,07(',.21
Checks nnd other Cash
Items
Notes of other National
Hanks
Fractional Paper Cuirency,
Nickels nnd Cents
Lawful .Mo n) liccno In
lliink, llzt
Specie $272,OI7 3.'i
38,i.ii.sr,
ll.'.UO
i,.-,io.i.r,
Legnl-tcndcr
notes 3T 00
Itcdcmptlon fund with II.
S. Treasurer tr of
circulation)
272,0.r.
I2,fi00 00
Total
.. 12.769,7011.32
LIAIIILITIi:S
Capital stock paid In I non.OOO.oO
Surplus fund 190,000.00
Undivided Prollts, less
Kiponsos nml Tuxes
paid 20,173113
National Hunk Notes
outstanding 250,0(10 00
Dividends unpaid 110.00
Individual deposits subject
to check 1, 090,855.78
Demand certificates of
deposit
Certified checks
United States deposits ...
Deposits of II S disburs
ing olllccrs
Travelers' nml -Commercial
1-cttors of Credit
15,810.52
1,972.10
257,178.78
270,520.21
ieo.187.97
Total
. .2,7C9,709.:i2
Tcrrltnr) of llnwiill,
CII) inui Countr nf llciiiii.l til ii, ss:
I, Cecil Hroii, Presldnut of tho
abovo.named hank, do solemnly swear
that tho alien e statement Is true to tho
best of in) know ledge unel belief.
(Sgd) cm I.. IHtOWN, President.
COItltIXT Attest:
M P- IIOI11NSON,
II. M. VON HOLT,
tl. P. CASTLK,
Directors.
SuliKcrllieel mid sworn to before mo
this 21st day of June, 1912.
(Seal) F V I'lIltNANDKS,
Notary Public
IHliatiilti- was found fasti'iieil to til" j
Lrlc ll in Us near Hi ronton, I'a , In time
to prevent the binning up of a height
train
Sachs for
Dry Goods
. tt litiuus J
i.hw t '"SU-
the
W''B"'J"llnr,flwJiik
Benjamin Qoth.cs
HEAVY TRIBUTE
FOR INSURANCE
Moie than $ I .noo.flrtii net passes an-
nually from tho Territory of Hawaii
eastward Into the coffers of tho ureal
liiHtiranco companies, So far as known
this amount pays merely and only for
"protection" from lire, death or marl-
i tlmo disaster.
( M1H "huio is in uu hiiomi in ino
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uiiiiuiii, in iiii'iiiiiiimry report n
fitittlinl nl" urnl I I tin tv fmwvW of hm
ulv limiiriliw,, I Viliimluulfitiiir II
(!. Ha
,..l tiu. I,, tirmmrnllnn ntnl ttlil..!.
mil. now in iirciuirntlnn ami
pinhahly will bo read) for IIIIiik Jill)
,.. ,.. .. ,,v ,,
1. To bo e.act, this report will show
Hint the nmouiit of nctunl cash, or Its!
1 rqiiUnlcnt. that has gono to tho East
ern tiisiirnnco companies In the last
)enr totals f 1,07(1,000.
OlUSOli "nlinl dec'ares this Is the net tig'
' I urn fir tlin nniminl rn,ilL',l Itv thn It, 1
suranco concerns from premiums col j
I looted In the Territory nfler nil com I
missions. 1 el urn premiums nud losses
have been deilucted. Tho Deputy
Commissioner's llgures of a year ago
show that nenrl) $1,0011,0011 was con
tributed by the people of tho Territory
to tlm insurance ceunpnules, hut tho
business hns grown oxeellently for tho
companies In the last twelve mouths.
While tho detnlled tlguies of tho re
tort nrei not ot available, llapal ex
plains that tho total Includes thn ro
eedpls In marine, lire mid life, mid nisei
some supplemental Insurance, nnd
Hint the net receipts from tho marine
Insurance reach about $270,000.
Considering tho proportional Import
nine of shipping to other Industries 111
the Islniuls these llgures nppear ro-
uinrKatiiy small, as compared to tho
ri'cclplK by tlm big companies from
in o anil luo-liisurniico premiums.
BARON 0ZAWA SPEAKS
TO HAWAII JAPANESE
Union T. Oznwa, head of the Japan
eso Ited Cross party, which arrived
this morning In tho Chlyn Mnru, is giv
ing n Ice turn nt 2 o'clock this after
noon In tho Toklwa (iardens, tho Hob-
trtsou Rrounds on Niiuanu street.
President Y. lshll of tho local Ited
Cross Society Is presiding.
Tho Unroll Is a convincing speaker
ami a largo number or lotnl Japanese,
including tho delegates or tlio Japan
ese Ited Cioss Societies in llio outer
districts, ato In attendance'. Union
0.aa and his parly will sail for Ja
pan at -i o clock I oil ay.
JUDGE ILL; MAHUKA
CASE IS POSTPONED
Ne-ws of the Illness of United hlati's
District JuiIkc Dole was, broUKht lttn
the city this morning from the rcdcrnl
Jurist's uiuntry hnine. mid Tor that rea
son tile llnal step In the Mahiiku slto
e-.ise Pefore it Is plum In the Jury's
hands, has lie en postponed until next
.Moiuliiv the hfiarleiir nou I sit for
ll 30 o'lloik on that moruiug
The uiuiiuicut of Unite el States Ills
Irli t Altnriiej Ilreckon. Hie argument
III if Initial of touiihf! for the property
lioldi rs. and the le-adlng of the court's
lusti in tloiis teuialn to he completed
liefme the Jurs Is sent out to lleter-mliii-
tin' value of the land leiiiilemned
Willi ii iiiaiitty of sugar loaded al
Knhulul thn Mntsoti Nnvlgatlon liner
Iloiiolulnu is expected back at this
inn on Monday morning. Tlio Hono
Iii'an will bo dlspatchce! for San Krnn
e-Uio em Weiluesila), taking passcn
pets and a full shipment of sugar.
li.millir . lulu. .m .1 Ctnil...
must pay.
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a lumber hill or 1129(1 Instead or tho I
Ni w "iurk I'he lnhtcrs' co, In which
he was interested mid which gave tiro
fighting exhibitions nt Coney Island
. m.ii
y -j'-jt.v- -i
Clothes that satisfy. This
is the only kind wc handle,
we do not patronize houses
vho manufacture clothing
that simply look ood for a
day or so: but a line that is
sold on it's merits, is the
only kind that can be found
in this store.
CLARION
Cor. Fort and Hotel Sts.
i HUGHES DENIES HE WILL
ACCEPT NOMINATION; IS
I HE MERELY TOO MODEST?
Ni: VOItK N Y June 13
Associate Justice baric I!
HiikIics of tlif Cnlleil Stales
! !
Supremr Court pifseil throimh
his cll toda on his w.i from
WashliiKtou to the Adirondack.
where he will spi'iul the sum
mer To frli'iid who spoke lo
him of riport from CIiIchko re
KurclliiK the poltilty that he
mlKlit lie inaite a conipronilsi
candidate for the presidency by
the Itepiilillcau natlnual con
ntlon, he sold thut he was
entirely out of politics and
would not ptrmlt the use of his
name under any clreiinntunPcrt
and that this must be reKardid
as II mil.
'
i A , i $
NAVY WATER
SUPPLY IS
An Interesting angle to tho water
situation at Pearl Harbor, mid one
which is or the utmost Importance to
future- development of the big naval
station, is given b) the Senate amend
ment to the House uawil bill, provid
ing for the pure base of n water supply
ror the naval ri'seriatlou News of the
Senate nmenilmint. publlsheil In tin,
II u 1 1 r t I li's Washington correspond
cuce two iIiih iiko. Iia e-ause-d i-onsid-cralile
spi'i-iilalloii ainoiig local nav)
iiieii, ami also ainoiig Im-.il Interests
Willi h now eontrol the water supply,
and with wltlili a deal for government
purchase was pending
The ami'iidment authnrlres the ue-
iistlon of one acre of laud for an
artesian well slto. and tin lonstrue-
llon of a pipe line from It
to Pearl
iiarnor lie re I at pri'sent u very
meager suppl) at I'eurl allrhor, coin
lug froin a system owned tip- Ha
waiian Dri'dKiig Co The supply well,
u splendid artesian producing u million
and a ipiarter gallons a day, Is located
at .Mtuiialiiu, and the water ionics
through ul out four miles of 1-Inch pipe
in vvau-riown nml llio reservation 'IlilH,,Pm , ivp oll , am irnnsnct their
tilliflllin rnrrlriii litinllit inminli fi.r i.rA . . ... ..
; ; " .' '"" -
i nt iiee-ds, nml when more water I
neuleil for construction work. It will
ie inideiiiiate At the present time tho
gov eminent is buli.g what little vvn-
ter It reipilroH for use hi the yard from
the Hawaiian Dredging Co. hut tlicro
is n deal under way lo purchase the
11111011111' and the f,-)ear lease from
the Hawaiian Diedglng Co for 23,000.
If the plan for the navy to lustal
Its own water suppl) goes through,
Hutu I ever) reasem to believe that
the otl'ir drill will he called on un
less the Dillingham concern can buy
the well outright from the D iinnn in
terests and thru sill well and pipe
linn entlrei to tlio eovernmrut In any
event, the nivnl supply would have
to f'fililt, rntitt Mniitiiiliiit ivlier.i i miiII.
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K,.eiirrd I " lllul '''-Ml sacks sugar, all (loin (la
in the mi-ail linn, thn navy eiisln- wall ports. ....
eer will nilve the water sheirlage for Sailing from Honolulu on lum O'h
loustriiitlon work by bringing the wn-'1'"" ''Hle Mall liner Chlnn Is repo-t-ter
neeessiirv for u in I dinir iim eel to hnvo leached Yokoham.'i la .t
foaling plant all the way from Hono
lulu Tlicro Is mi old navy wntir liargii
here, lupaclt) al unit 50,000, and tile
plan Is lo low (tils to the coaling plant
site, and pump water from It to shore
It Is estimated that thn barge will
carr) enough water ror a mouth's work.
j The Poslo'lleo pp irtiuent has plac
ed a han upon the use of the Champ
i Cliirl, stlelirs. as thci are similar to
re'guliir stamp, and It I contended
that their use will confuse the malls,
The great hulk of the Insurance
! business In tlio Islands Is dnuo by tlio 1
Kaslern coururns, locnl llrms profiting
only ns agencies.
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PALAMA ENOS
YEAR; DIRECTOR
The closing exhibition of the )ear
in the Pnlaimi g)inmislum took place
' Inst evening under the dlre'ction ot
' Miss Ilertlin risher This was Mlrs
Klsher's last exhibition Blnce she
leaves tor the mulnlind on Hi- Hono
" lulnn Wedliesda) utter two oars ot
" very succeKsfiil work among the' girls
of Pnlamii In addition lo her weirk
ns physleiil ellrerteir, Miss I'lshe-r has
holiH'd develop the Inigi mIiu; and
',inuHlr clicses for girls In the district
renehed h) the Settlement
W A. Unwell, treasurer of the Sel
tleinent, presided last evening mid the
following program was rendered
llnrbell Drill
Initustrl.il School Clrls
Chorus "Anchored"
Pallium Glee Club
Indian Club Swinging
Kvcning Olrls' Chili
Ilass Solo Armourer's Song from
Itobln Hood Mr. I'red Duller
(i)munsllc Dancing
. . . Misses Lizzie Aknnn,,
Mabel Ono and Kllr.ihcth Speneer
Pass Solo Selected ... . Mr. Ilutlir
Winding Wnnds
Japanese Olrls' Club
Chorus Tho Vo)ngeurs ..
P.ilnnm (lire Club
Irish Jig lunlnr (llrh
Alter the conclusion erf the program
Mr Jim A Ilnth, superintendent of
the settlement, made a few remarks
mid Miss l'lsher wns given three
rousing cheers by the go)s and girls
of Pahima
CONCRETE BRIDGES
FOR MAKIKI TRACT
Calls ror tenders for the conainic
Mlmi of eoncreto lirielges lending lo llio
Mnkiltl tract, tin lots eit which wero
tcccntly sold ut public auction, will ho
Issued Monday by Superintendent
Campbell. 'I hese bridges, across Hie
streams between tho city and the new
tract aro ronsldereel absolutely neees
tnry before the owners can have ac
cess lo thn property that will enable
.uiisiiicss in tun cuy.
. .- .
Li'llehiia folk, and espei-lally the
l'-l umg ..m. .K.-i. . ""
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Phil Sheridan. I'lftli Cnvalry, son of
the milium Civil War eemiiiiander
I Lieutenant Klii'i lilaii bus been exput-
I ed to rejoin Ills leglmeiit tor some
time He was ordered to Washington
about six months ago ror temporary
tint) In the oillcc trf the sup, rlnti-nelt'iit
of public buildings mid grounds, nml
a spet lal aide to the President
A fow passengers departed for Ka
i mil last evening with thn sallim; of
tho Btenmer W. O. Hall for Guillen Isl
nml ports.
, Cargo brought to Honolulu in tlio
steamer Wallelo luediuleil SO mmI en
Wednesday.
Mali forwarded to Hit mainland In
ho .Mat son Navigation strainer Lur
Hue readied Sail Franc lam Wedue
day morning.
The Japanese liner Chljii Mnru is ')
elepart fnr Japan and China po-i.i at
5 o'clock this evening, the vcus.l lr
Ball from Alakea wharf.
Tho Mntsou Navigation statner
llyndcs vvHh rnrgn for the Hawaiian
Islands Is reported In have arrlvej at
renttli) rrom San I'ranclsco Weunes.
"ay.
You must get
' get the cw.
the II u 1 1 e 1 1 u !
LEAVES ISLANDS
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