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TUE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISE!!: IIONOU:Ll JULY
-V.
Zvr LABOR
QUESTION
Some of the Objects of Mr.
Ray's Visit.
This is the season of the year
when TANKS interest those who like to
1)e sure of water for the garden, house or
stock. Tf you are provided with one of
our
Pat. to-Shrinking Redwood Tanks
there will be none of this G to S a. m. and
4 to G p. m. business. You will be able to
use water all day if you wish.
The Pat. Non-Shrinking Tank
has no equal. Many try to
imitate it, but you want the genuine.
Has No Doubt the Territorial Bill
Will Pass at the Nxt
Congress.
handsome new urey erl. tni-
here anl the Mirvry are Tlf.d t!y
will lNH-om a jart cf the rYnri!. of
the t'nited States. Th matter trill I
pres. nx to Congrs. and I hae n
doubt It will rT.'lv prompt attention.
T!ir will ! no !I.iy in action upon
the Hawaiian t 1 1 1 as on as certain
matters nntitil with the war are
out of the way. 1 have nothing to ..iy
regarding the tloxernor.-hlp." aM Mr.
Uay. at the be of the Interview,
"further than that I do not ldb-e
President McKlnley ha made w; h!
mind who ho will Appoint. Wh.-n
does he will art ar.l nothing
change him."
h-Lin
-
Sold
by L
I E. 0. HALL & SON, I
Ready Rock Asphalt
RFDK1Q.
It is a NON-CONDUCTOR OF HEAT, which, to
gether with the fact that ifc is practically indestructible,
particularly recoirj mends it for this climate.
Call and see it on roof at office.
hi
FOR WATER MAINS. SEWERS
ELECTRIC CONDUCTORS.
ooo
AND
-AGKEIKTTS FOR-
CALIFORNIA CANNERIES CO., LTD. FRUITS AND JELLIES.
YITAX DRY BATTERIES. Best In the market.
STANDARD BISCUIT COMPANY.
HIGHLAND AND PET CREAMS.
C. F. MACKENZIE $ CO. BROOMS, ETC. ETC. ETC.
Hawaiian Trading Co., Ltd.
Office: No. 6 Love Building. Fort St.
rv m 9
D. A. Uay came up on the la.u Kinau
for the purpose of viewing the out
break, says the Hllo Herald. Mr. Hay
is the secretary of the Senate Inter
state Commerce Committee ami pri
vate secretary to Senator Cullom. He
came here with the Lnitel States
Commission last year, and his visit to
the Islands at this time is for the pur
pose of investigation. Specifically he
wU look into the matter of labor and
his report will be handed to Senator
Cullom on his return.
"You will understand." he said to
a Herald representative, "that the com
mission looked pretty generally into
everything when here, but when they
arrived back in Washington and
framed the bill that was presented to
Congress, and defeated, they found a
pretty strong opposition. This came,
in part, from the anti-expansionists
and from men who oppose the meas
ure with a main view to disorganizing
the Republican side. The bill will be
brought up early in the next session
of Congress and the commissioners
want to make their position as strong
as possible. For that reason I was dis
patched to the Islands to ascertain the
exact number of laborers arriving here
since the 12th day of August, and the
number departing. Then I will find
out the laborers and their nationality
engaged on the Islands in agricultural
pursuits. This labor question is apt to
cut an important part in the debate in
the Senate, and both Senator Morgan
and Senator Cullom are anxious to be
familiar with every detail.
"I cannot say whether the United
States labor laws will be extended
here, but I. feel free to say that the
present labor laws of Hawaii will be
modified. Since annexation took
place Chinese immigration has ceased,
but the laws of the Islands permit un
limited immigration of Japanese. This
can hardfy be . considered fair. Of
... i i...
course, tne Japanese can come in
their treaty, but it may be necessary
to make some arrangements with that
government regarding future immi
gration. If this is to be done I guess
the United States is in a position to
make the arrangements.
While I am on the Islands I will
confer with the planters and others and
cr tViotr- vIaws I hnv imil an inter-
esting conversation with ll. i uaiu
win, and he has promised to give me
his views in writing. This and any
other reports 1 may have 1 will hand
Senator Cullom on my return ana me
commission will discuss them. Know
ing the pulse o the Senate as I do I
... rw-1 1-1
can say tnis mucn: i ne iauui iu-
lem will be solved to the satistaction
of the people of the United States and
the Islands irrespective of individuals.
It is barely possible that Mr. Baldwin's
THE RPHEOM &
TONIGHT! TONIGHT!
MYSTERY AND MAGIC!
The Lrachab!? Parc
Ihc Diamond Pdldce"
At the Orplictim.
There was an.:h r W.z h'.i. a: the
Orphe-.ini las: evening. "The Diamond
Palace" l. full r.f fun and the
crowd. The Hart well si:.!- are t;ll
the f.ivori:-s thv have always ln-.n.
Miss ItrandH rn-elvl hirty "neor
for her singing of oM favorite-. IV:
and Marion are at their l-t in plan
tation spvialtis. Dog? and Ml
Haewoud d: clever work ia thir brlgh:
sketch. "A Kiss in the Dark." Th
Salvlnis in grand acrobatic feat. art
startling. Trollert. the wizard. U a
bright and shining star with h'.A clover
legerdemain.
New Art!.:
The SdMnis,"
In Con nation ith
The llcirtwell Sisters,
In their own original Pyraraldic
Act and Peat of Strcr.nh.
IVcc ar.d lla-ar.l In TT:r t-3:ril;
A Kiss In the Dark.
N!av Ashley,
Marie M. Drandcs,
ca!::.
lN't ax; 1 Marion
the Mischievous Offspring.
clcnral Adml.lon. 2V and r-V. Iit tlx ro fnr Thi'rrn ucd r 1- year.
I iv. KcicrvcI Chain. Sat can l Ukr4 by rincJr.c up tr'.crtr sc
T. Q. BALLlINTY.Nb.
Ballentyne & Eakin,
Real Estate and Stock Brokers.
"Calumet mnkos thol?r;ht
not, 6Vcotcst end most
wholo&cmo broad
ami paDtry.
Bakina
m&a Poydc?
flONE SO GOOD.
If you want to luiy or sell either Ileal Ktate or Supu
Stok?? call ami see u
ST Careful attention given to every eoinmi-Mon.
MclNERNY BLOCK. FORT STREET. HONOLULU.
Hackfeld
Co., Ltd
MRE
NEW
B00KS!
At Publisher's Prices.
Beg to announce the arrival of
Iron Ship "HLQORY"
From ltiufoiK
-Tin: swallow.
-GADFLY.
-GARDEN OF SWOKD.
-UKAL HAWAII.
-DROSS.
-CArT. COURAGEOUS.
-DAY'S WORK.
-LADY URSULA.
-PRINCESS OF HOPE.
-DREYFUS CASE.
-ENCHANTED STONE.
-ISLAND EMPIRE.
-THE LAWNY OF WELUS.
-OUTSIDERS.
Iron Ship "WEGF
From IsOtulvTK
Iron Bark "H. HACRFELD"
From Isivrrio!f
With a large assortment of
EUROPE AX GPOCEIUES.
OILS A XI) PAIXTS,
CEMEXT, FlUEIllllCKS.
COIUl. nrJ PL A IX I It OX-
FEXCE-U'IItE.
BUCKETS ami TUI1S,
SA UCEI 1 XS, TE. I KETTLES,
FILTERS, CROCK HEY.
DEMIJOIIXS, ETC ETC.
For Sale at Lowest Prices.
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd.
-Ami a largo number of other.
OOO
IIU11WI in nil lim?r-fnr gym wmm
A
CALIFORNIA HARNESS
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR PRO-
report or any other report may be laid FESSOR BLACKMAN'S MAKING OF
aside unless they are in toucn "" HAWAII. A few copies Just received.
public sentiment; me oppo&uum m.i
not want to consider such statements
owing to the fact tnat Mr. uaiuiu auu i
the planters are directly ana personau
interested, tnougn i uo mn iui npf O rt
ment believe that he would .make a I It AC 0 tt I tirHm
statement on this subject for personal I IV Or t HI Ulll
(rnin There have been a number of
he r P
fiis Gnd P
mn.
OUR SPECIALTY IS
anti-expansionist people here irom ine
Mainland, some of them sent hero for
the purpose of investigating conditions
and reporting their observations. Sen-
8HOP is now prepared to'ator Pettigrew, a bright, capable man.
fnrriitl at sVirtrt nrttiof nil . I, c. vicitml tho lsl:inil? n.nl lie liaS i
stack of documents as high as your
,inci- whon tho hill comes before the
viv.otvi " - - -
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR'S
Hew Book Bulletin!
anitary Flumbiig.
ATTENTION TO
PLANTATION MANAGERS.
Plantation Supplies. A full bne of goods in our line at
ROCK BOttOm iTICeS. 'c-onnto ho will be minud with infor
We use the Extra Heavy Hames and Best English Chains, ' mation on the subject. Personally I "The Development of
Stock and work throughout No. I. have no doubt the bill will pass; pos- Thought." by Simon
niiimn . Annrr . ia . DPOnT?f"PDTlT T V CnTTPITFn siblv it may be amended slightly. Ps- Ili.I.
DACirLCi . UttPDu . 10 . riDOriAiiruuiJi . uuwwuuv.;gll)Iy not j know that among some -swallow by II. Ulder Haggard.
the Democrats the matter oi iran- The Wizard. " by II. Illder Haggard.
BOOKS : AND : STATIONARY.
3i; fort sthi:i:t.
i: n g I Is h
N. Iaitn.
ThcreV a.- much cliff rrenca Itwecn plumbing anil SANI
TARY I'LUMBINO a. there in lcttrecn daylight anl tlail:ne.
Anvonc can put a lot of pijicn together and run them oir
anvwher. but with Honolulu's surface fwerag tlic e?ntial
point is to have Hib piuinning tone in a way mai iaxc- ir
Sanitary condition ic rfccU
California Harness Shop
NO. 639 KING STREET, LINCOLN BLOCK.
Telephone 641. Just Below The Arlington Hotel.
D. O. & M. S. IIAMMAjS1.
Honolulu Tobacco CEo., Ltd.
IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA
AND MANILA
CIGARS
SMOKERS' ART8CLES.
OOk&Q
Fine
Grades of Smoking Tobacco.
Corner Fort and Merchant Sts., Honolulu.
ISOSI
hid
HAT MANUFACTURER.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS.
KING ST., Next to Castle & Cooke.
EX CA11MA TIIENSHIItE.
.zxge shipment of the latest styles in
STRAW HATS.
of
chise has been given c-onsiilerable Thc Fowler." by Beatrice Harratlen.
thought. There are some who oppose "The Hough KiuVn." by Theodore
property qualification, others who op- Roosevelt.
pose educational qualification for va- -The Trail of the CnM Seeker.. by
rious reasons, but when the time conies Hamlin Garlainl.
they may let these item pass without "The Downfall of the IVrvIs.hn." by
serious opposition. Personally. I Iook n. Dennett.
upon a limited property qualification "Wnhltraut." by M. Hudiger; tran.Ia-
with certain favor, because it was in ted by C. IpIuo. Crook. Ph.I.
force during the monarchy when the -The Minor Tactics of Che$." by P.
Ill iwaiians were lelieved to be satis- Ymng and K. C. Howell.
fied. 1 admit it is un-American In -The Major Tactics of Che.-. by P.
im-incinle and it may not be in the bill ic Young.
when it passes Congress. "Outsiders." by UoWt W. Chamlier..
"So far as your electitm is concerned "Dross." by Henry Seton Mrriman.
! 1 am sure it will be set for a time when "With Kitchener to Khartum." by O.
it will be agreeable for all parties and Stcevens.
the time will be fixed in the bill. Tln re -prisoners of Hope." by Mary John
are a few matters connected with the ston.
war that will first have the attention "The Open Question." by Kllt-il-th
of Congress early in tae session, uui i joiins.
action on the Hawaiian bill will not
loner deferred. Interest has not
wheneve1 and lioiVvir0 1 am willing (jfijlllfiffl Q JU .
to talk on the subject 1 find many in- lUUUHUUiy U UUUw UUIiJ.
terested listeners.
"The people of Hawaii need not be
concerned as to the form of govern
ment they are to have. I do not be
lieve a 'colonial will be considered
ami I can speak almost authoritative
ly when I say you will have a territor
ial form of government, with possibly
certain modifications. The commis
sioners have a high regard for t'.'.e
. i .11.. i
j present government ami r'-iMuumj i
I consider it the best on the face of the
! earth. With a territorial form you will
ihave 'municipalities, and suburban
towns will be governed differently
Ifrom what they now are.
I "Before I left Washington I met Dr.
JPritchett, superintendent of the fnited
States Coast Survey and during a con
versation he requested me to secure all
, possible information regarding th
made by tut
JOHN
e-79 KING ST.
NOTT.
TEL: NO. 31
ALL NEW GOODS! at goo kim's.
210 Nuuanu Street, Above Hotel.
The clearance falc is ocr and
of the latest:
Cb!nc5 Graf.- Cloth In Whit-.
Drown nr.d Light Dlu
Knibroidcrcd Silk Handkerchief.
Par.cy Carvr.l ar. I S:nt.J Wfo-l
Doxc.
Par-Adl Cotton. CMn. ui-Ic. K yd.
?l.0.
P.i5t Color CaHcov. 2i y. ll'X
tli? new irKk fir.M t:;. H:c are n
(!!.(.
Wilt
N v Tailor In j: tUZ.
Silk Crcr-c S'li!,
and Colorctl.)
Colore! 1" !. ll.C
Victoria Lan. 7 ll;
Ir. (Dlack. Vbil? ntl Cr?aa.
HatJ, Cr. tte.
Pay the highest prices for
OLD COPPER. BRASS. LEAD.
ZINC. IRON and all kinds of Lotties.
OLD PLANTATION MILLS a specialty.
P. O. Box 40. 207 QUEKN ST.
Ilonolu'.u. II. I.
Prompt attention to all Island trade
5221
THOSE
Baby Carta
ents Fornishings, Etc., at the lowest reasonablepuces.
t r-i-i. iv t k surveys of the bays. etc.. mane u
new iyie anirib, necKwcai, Government ThC!;e wni i,e USed as a
'guide, and when the 'Pathfinder, the
MERCHANT . TAILOR
623 Fort St.. Op?. Cub Siables.
FINC SUITS TO ORDER AT REA
SONABLE RATES
HAVE ARRIVED AT THE
Sky Furniture
H. H. WILLIAMS,
Love Building, 534-536 Fort Si.
THLfcWIONE 646: RESIDENCE. 849.
tore
Manager.
Salts cleaned and
faction guaranteed.
repaired. Sail-
MEAD
TIE
ADVI

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