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The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-17
WALTER H. EVANS.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Office of Experiment Stations.
Washington, d. c.
December 80, 1904.

Hon. G X Carter, Governor of Hawaii, Honolulu Hawaii
Dear Sir wish to thank of November
criticism OF the agricultural charge
1t only by exchange of that
thinking OF our work. and always honest straightforward criticism
The policy which undertaking the
station follows
his report We attempting learn the agricultural possibilities of the
Hawaiian Islands
shed We development of Hawaii
played by far the believe
station The planters having organized
peculiar problems doubtless
specc
directions of Secretary Wilson Mr. Smith benefit
small
conditions with the hope of building
among the all
there are number OF fundamental principles The results
to all agricultural industries These would include soil studies
zers Tor irrigation studies especially
water animal production and diseases plant of all
and studies Occasionally
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-17
DELEGATE
IS SERVED

The papers In the contest brought by
Curtis p. Iaukea for the seat In Con-
gress held by Delegate Kuhio nere
served upon the Delegate In washing
ton. personally. at the same time that
service was made here. This Is the
routine usual In such cases. The mat
ter now goes to the next House CT
Representatives for reference TO the
committee on elections.
1t is not thought even the attorneys
for Iaukea have much hope of getting
the seat for their man. The most that
1t is expected TO accomplish by the
contest is to have Kuhio's seat 1eclar-
ed vacant. and get the election griev-
ances of the defeated party on Tie rec
ord at Washington.
And even in the somewhat unlikely
event of the vacating of the seat,
which OF itself is a course seldom taken,
there is no present reason to beli-ve
that the Democrats would have any
better luck in the ensuing special elAc-
tion than they had last time. For. of
course, there would be a special eiec-
lion. The Territory would be the suf-
ferer, in fact, for the Territory would
have the special election to pay for.
There would have to he provision
made for it by the legislature, how
ever, as there is no money in any fund
now that could be used for the pur-
pose.
AS the contest is for the term which
begins on the 4th Of March next, and
consequently cannot be taken up Until
Congress meets in December THAT is,
unless it be taken up at the special
tariff session-the whole matter is as
yet some distance in the future.
AS matters stand, the papers have
been properly served and all matters
of routine have been complied with.
The next move will be taken by the
new House of Representatives.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-17
WILLETT & GRAY'S REVIEW
OF RAW SUGAR PRICES

Wniett sugar Trade Journal Tor December 20
tains the following sugar price review for 1904
The year opened Centrifugal sugar % degrees e
standard for sugar. 347c per b declining end OF
January lb which the lowest point of the and
per b. below the point preceding year and
within ooc per b OF the low price in g b) for
long of years From February throughout the year
last day December the prices steadily advanced with only slight
from closing the year 73 per b
price Centrfuga o74c
per b against z2c per average in 1903 and 42c per h.
shows increased valuation of h. for
In the for Cenugas b In
66 h. In 1890 per b In 1893 235c b The
for 38o5c h. duty paid but the duties dur
this period have varied considerably 1894 1896 1896 and
1897 subject Soc o6c per duty July
1897 the duty has been 1886 per b for 90 degrees
December 2 1908 all sugars produced the Island of Cuba have
paid 48c h. duty for 90 degrees Sugars
waan Islands and Porto Rico have all Sugars
from the Philippine Islands have in reduction of
duties from I685c basis All other sugars imported
the United States paid 1886 b for 90 degrees
basis and the duties will apply for 1906 except with
possibility of the duties from the Philippine Islands being
further reduced
The crop of the Hawaiian Islands for 1905 we estimate at 31
and crop Porto Rico 1905 $4,000 Philip
pine Islands expected produce 1905 which will
find its outlet the markets of China Japan, being
ducon.
The influence Reciprocity Treaty 1904
maintain the price of Centrifugal below parity
the European markets. with the exception of short time
the months of August September when Cuban Cenugals
and foreign beet quoted the parity Thus
that while the general advance the through
the world has the Cuban planter large his
he had obtained the full benefit of his reduced duties
mainly for the that he has asked it. Having
working loss with his plantations largely
debt the Cuban planter been extremely happy
of the of the tide free himself from former obligations His
position 1905 should full bene
fits of the reduced duties.
The price of % degrees Centrifugas u
h 1904 by months is as follows:
January 33S2c lD February 336c lb March, 353c
per b April 363c lb May 3s2c lb June 10000 per
b; July 394c b August b; September 42oS
per b October 4252c b. November 44Sc per Decem
ber 4S25c. per lb.
For the 1905 the for Centrifugas should
what higher than in 1904.
Wlet Crays statistics by special cables December
follows:
CubaThe six principal ports: Receipts, 10000 exports
oSoo tons stock against last
grinding, against A last year
This weeks of the statistical position shows
the United States and Cuba together OF oo85 TONS against
Io965 last week and 1885 last year, 5o
$50 tons from last year.
Europe-SocE in Europe against 35a525
Hast
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-17
WORKING ON
THE MESSAGE

Governor Carter has at last begun
actual work on the preparation OF his
message to the Legislature. That Is
TO say, the Governor has not yet begun
debating the document Itself. but he
was engaged yesterday in the intense
study OF lot of tables of revenue and
estimates OF expenditures for the vari-
Gus islands and departments Of gov.
cfnment turni neu 10 nnIn by the Treas
urer and the Auditor.
Il am trying to adjust the revenues
to the expenditures and figure upon the
leeds and the proper apportionment for
the several departments and the vari-
GUS !sland:," said the Governor, look
Ing up for a moment from the table of
figures before him. Then he bent down
again to his work.
The Governor was working on a Sat-
urday afternoon. which is not the usual
thing. Generally, indeed the Offices in
the Capitol building are all closed on
Saturday afternoon and the place has
the appearance of beehive that has
been abandoned. Yesterday the heads
VI Tie several departments were All at
work, and in more or less direct way
the work bore upon the coming ession
of the Legislature-although the At
torney General was occupied with GRIM
inal matters.
There is, however, an air about the
Capital as though all hands were get
ting ready for strenuous times The
session of the Legislature has been
formally called, and there is need for
the executive branch to do some get
ting ready.
The members of the Legislature, at
least those on Oahu, hardly seem to-
be concerning themselves so much as
yet with what is to happen, although
there is an undercurrent of agitation
over the organization of the two.
Houses. In this connection, it was
stated yesterday that the report that
the Fifth District had endorsed Carlos;
Long for the Speakership was a mis-
take. The Fifth District has endorsed
nobody, but it is understood to favor
the aspirations of w. W.. Harris.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-17
HAWAII MENTIONED
FOR SHIP SUBSIDY

! WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Subventions;
OF So per gross ton annually; subsidies
| for the carrying of mails from At
lantic Coast and Gulf of Mexico ports
to South and Central America and
Cuba, and from Pacific Coast ports to.
Japan, China, the Philippines, Mexico.
Central America and the Isthmus of
Panama; a tonnage tax on foreign ves-
sells entering United States ports; the
creation of a naval volunteer service
and the encouragement of apprentices
on ships in foreign trade are provided
for in a bill agreed upon by the joint
Merchant and Marine Commission,
which submitted it's report to Congress-
today.
Sections and 8 authorize and direct
The Postmaster General to enter into.
contracts for not less than five nor
more than ten years, for the carrying
of mails in steamships built and regis
tered in the United States, between
ports of the United States and foreign
ports, on the routes, at the rates OF
speed and for the amounts following,
on this coast:
From Pacific Coast port, via Ha-
wall. to Japan, China and the Philip
pines, sixteen knots speed, monthly
service 100000; fortnightly 100000 .
From Pacific Coast port to Japan,
China and the Philippines. thirteen
knots speed. monthly service $4,000;
fortnightly $4,000.
From Pacific Coast port to Mexico.
Central America and the Isthmus of
Panama, twelve knots speed, fort
nightly service, $4,000.
Through the operation OF several
large foreign built vessels as trans
ports, it is declared by the commission
that this Government Is directly and
powerfully contributing to the decline.
OF American merchant shipping on the
Pacific ocean.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-17
NEW YORK TOURIST
OFFICE FOR HAWAII

The New York office of the Hawaii
Promotion Committee is now getting
the larger part of the inquiries con-
cerning Hawaii, and more particularly
the requests for literature. The New
York office does not attempt to answer
letters asking for detailed information
concerning the islands, and these are
forwarded direct to the Honolulu
headquarters.
The opening of the New York office
practically places the inquirer twelve
days in advance of information IL he
had to correspond in the first instance
with the Honolulu office. Mr.. Seaman,
who has charge of Hawaiian tourist
matters at New York, is doing good ad-
vertising and performing as good work
for Hawaii as can be expected under
the circumstances.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-17
HOLLOWAY Says THAT
CONTRACTORS FAIL TO PAY

Superintendent of Public Works Hol-
loway says that the Portuguese sub
contractors on the Normal School
building have complained to him that
they cannot get settlement out of the
Hawaiian-American Construction Co.
''They have made affidavit" said Mr..
Holloway, that the contractors. in
measuring up the stone work done;
have subtracted the space left for
doors and windows. This is not the
usual practice in such cases. But these
contractors get hold of these poor Por-
tuguese. and they have no way of get
ting back at them
Then the Hawaiian American peo-
pie sent a man to get a load of Wal
kiki sand when they knew we would
accept nothing but Waianae sand.
They mixed up a big batch of it, but
found out about the matter, and re-
fused to let the stuff be used. And
the man that hauled the sand can get
no satisfactory settlement, either"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-17
VICA
WAS CHAINED

Henry c. Vida, chairman of the Fifth
District Republican Committee, was
last night presented with a handsome
gold chain and charm on behalf of
voters in the Fifth as well as in the
Fourth District, and the executive COM
mittee of the Fifth District. The pres
entation was made in the old head
quarters on King street, wit the rooms
packed with voters and party work.
ers. William X. Isaac, secretary of the
Tenth Precinct Club of the Fifth Dis
trict, presented the gifts. The reverse
side of the charm bears the inscrip-
ton, n. c. Vida, Chairman Fifth Dis
trict Committee, November, 1904"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-17

The Royal Hawaiian Hotel will give
dance Tuesday evening in honor of
the officers of the U. S. S. New Orleans
The many friends of the hotel are cor
daily invited. In case of the non-ap-
pearance of the warship the dance will
be postponed until her arrival.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-17

Captain Goodwin of the ship Dirigo-
returned TO town last evening from
Pearl Harbor, having spent most OF
the day cruising around the lochs in
Commodore Hobron's yacht Gladys.
The yachts La Paioma and Spray were
also out for spins. The Spray IS re-
ported to have sustained a broken
main boom in the heavy wind prevail
ing on the lochs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-17

HoLLIsTER DRUG CO.. Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-17
BOY CURED OF GROUP IN FIF-
TEEN MINUTES

"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured
our little four year old boy of Group in
fifteen minutes. My wife and have
used this remedy in our family for the
past five years, having tired many other
kinds previous to that time, and can
say that we consider 1t far superior to
any other,-FRANK HELLYER, rpava.
Illinois, U. S. A. For sale by all deal
ers and druggists. Benson. Smith &
Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-17

Senator Palmer Woods and Ed Fraser
came to town Saturday on the Kinau
and registered at the Young Hotel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-17
GOV. CARRIERS COMPLAINTS
ABOUT JARED g. SMITH

following correspondence story which, in its entirety
would make unnecessary
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Office OF Experiment Stations,
Washington, d. c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-17
Mr.. Jared G. Smith, Honolulu, Hawaii:

Mr.. Jared G. Smith, Honolulu, Hawaii:
Dear Sir: send herewith letter that have
Governor Carter received from him
Yours truly
WALTER H. EVANS,
oE Isnlnr Stat;onc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-17
Was mlro ans bcm decentralization
mcrocn?

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Fonamofonol Eroiett Shiiibrud)
leloen 81 iollen. abgcieben BON ben
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better oingen 5u lolicn. iheint aud
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Electromagnetic brrrits geacn bic Mn,
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gepattcmcnt fir uiientlimc eidcrpcit- Nnnten.
Cub Icpurtcmeut oes Observation-Disclosures
Ni rcnne, Mnihlnie.

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g%tngCbutC ltr ole Srrldiulg ellte@. 9eoIloe7
fir Den gJtnOOr lllto StaoirntO oct Slaol Nutl
more uni CIucm @rnuoiilid an Der Queue oc9
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lpcrocH bon otr pVoato pl IlOutO9 eIllBVBeH
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bot iilr nel Gherhall belntlllt.
Nigcbuic niitien in perlte9elteit Ntlel ltnl
ihld0en, nit Der gorelle "Fndro ol Ilpuros
am oocr pur ocm -. september 1908, SorlHtt'
taaS fl llbr, bel Gem. Sidot hleatlltulor &tH'
SurrO 3. puOpcr, III ocilell Vlireali I'M JtdlO
bnuie clnNcrctht merocn. Vrlel unllmldgGG, nill
len nit Der Htltibriit; "Ntns 10 SUD gtarIei'
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bar an ocr Atu1nr mo Siuolrntb BON Nalil-
Son Dem Crlolareihcn 9lnNeboiiicner nIrb Die
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i'm Stuoi Charter Ourgcihrlcbcll, glciblolhlllclo,
perlauqi.
Wianco 5ormulure iiir g(l0ebotc l6ntet int
Nilrcnu hc9 @ebdnoe SIlpcilota cltl0eBel &c
llonttnCu lpCrhclt.
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nc3 @cbduoC SnlpcitorS nab Dem III. Might
1905 cilqciCbcn iperOeit.
lueroCn nelt @cneralGoniruliurc1 llllt gcllebGlL
liloeit otclclbcll elrell he9lnnbi9iet ened IN nc
TRACE bon 500 5nbIbar an oeil Mta0nt ulo
StGotralb puH Baltimore. ocponircl; beiu0tcr
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Dor Der CeiiEuna Der glnQcbuic an Den @chdl-
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talls miro ocrlelbe %OcrfullCl icir.
Sollicn ole 3etbnul0el mo 1peitlitntlollel
belbdoigt nocr peruniiultei luoroCn iclll, miro
Die SuntInc bon $40 6lriid9cbnltcr, ais lt0lls
oirtc GniiUuotpuItg.
Die 0ebtroc behalf itrb has @ebt Dor, irGcllo
mCldc Oocr ulle stHgebotc III pCnpericH.
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Sebauoc Suiptttor.
Ncitdiigt:
Is. GloN Simantc,
-9JtuOOr.
(guai4,tG.l 1921, 90, 25,2s. 80. Septl.1J
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5cpnricmcnt iir biicntiidle Sidcrhcit-SautCn
SubsS cpartcmcut bcc @cbanocs 3nipettcrs.
Iii rCnue, RutGbaue.

Baltimore. ocii .. Slu0uit 1905.
Nnpcbptc Iilr ole SrrtbtltnN cues Veh0ltnto
Inr ocl WtuuOr lIIIo Siuoirutb Der Stuni ydIil
more anf cilcnl bonn Gculrc Wtdrici Spucc.
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bar ant oCn Manor uno GiaoiruiD bon NnIti-
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oeo Scbdnnc SnipciiorS nab ocuI II. Nuguit
1905 cingctebcn lpCrbcn.
Gupic'n bon 3cihnuneen nno Spc3ifitaiioncn
lnerncl octl SeHernl Sontrdtiore1 nir gelIcbclt.
lIlncrl ~oiclclben elnen hc1luubiQict Ghcd I'M Vct
TRACE BON 500 5nblhur an ocn Ntanor nm
Gbcd lutro SllriidQCNcbcil. lpeut Die 3eid)nutlgeIl
Oor Der Ncttlnua ocr .tltaebutc al Den @cbdl.
DC 1nlpcftor BIriidgclieiert lpcrocn; unocrcn-
lG0s miro ocriClbc n~crtulcn icin
Snuiclt oic SeidnulQcGt itio Spe5litfuiipncll
bcthGoigt Doer pctlIniiultct mprhcu fem. miro
ole Slltllc bon $40 3lIriidgcbaltclt, ais liQui-
olrtc GntlhubiQung.
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ipelde oocr ale stngebntc 81 ncrperict.
Goparo Z. YreitnH,
0cbdllbe Sl'peftor.
Seiintigt:
e. GlnH Simauus.
Wiabur.
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y | III . &c, 9Ro.. oer 10. sua. 1905.
Nie 8rnrooiiiriti Gommiliion bat In Der aes
iGgIi@ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sSciic ibrcn snoaiiliiecn
Der @nii6doi9ungen. tinioiicn nno 9Scrtbcrb6'
bunaes Sieuern I'M SeireIi Der eoneemnirunp,
Snrtbrcdin8 uno Serbrciternng Der Rrutt
SirnGe, an Der Siibfcite ocrieIbeii, oltlidl bon
Hi9bis Strabe bis 2Scit- Sails slpcmic. nit ben
o1rulii bc5iigli6cn erogiiltiacn uno perbciicricI
klqnen in @emdbbcit Der Soridriiien beo 10.
Nhtb iitts oeS 81. aapiielo OCT siiteu Der D,as
r%olilbcf ~@eieGgebuna bon 1904 rno Der AM 8.
Npril 1904 bcttltigtfit ScroronIna Hr. &C ocS
Dt10ora iin0 Siahtiatbs bon baltimore a~llsgcfcrs
iigt niio bel mir binierle1i.
IS miro bier0nrdn befnnnt aemnht, bat be-
iuGtcr Seric5t uuh yline in bicfem Riirculi ocs
pontrt ipurben. mo oub Der Mancr mo Staoi.
rnib bon Baltimore. oocr tr1cno cine Gerfon.
Hcrfonen ooer 9urporntioncn. welhe nit Den
oorbiu er,pdbnten ahgel6dtten Gntlhdnignngen
ohcr &crtberboDlli9s Sicucrt libt s~ufrieocn
gcitelli fcin inlten. inncrbalh tiinf5cbn Snecn
bonn II. giieuit pcs Snbres 1905, oIs bem Sd
inm Der cr'feit Gcraffcntliuburg nieler 8cfunlt'
madllma bon neither Seiie, an N ihriiili9er
9SciIc int guliiinorcr Sfaotgcridbt ourd Ecfitiplt
hnoeacn nppeniren I6nnen, iloeui iie ~beiaeics
8eri6t rt cine Griiiuta ~berieIben erfnhcit. +
Sarrn 4. Cooper, .
Mltatt.fi.tT.2t,2D Sidotssseaiifrdtur. >
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Sonncritag, ben II. Tusnit 1903.
IdDt Sciten.
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