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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-08
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read Wants" on page 6.

Hp10 'W1ntR' on mage ".
.Children's birthday gifts in great va
riety at Wall. Nichols Co.
DeIicious pies--like vour motbe,
made. New England Bakery
At Arleigh e Co.'S. 20 per cent less
than eIsewbere tv,evri,er md Office
supplies
Neatly furnished rooms NJ tho Pom
u,a-. 81, Il 90 and nor w.ek ,1iq
,'ort street
r,. ,.",,. s.,o - -, y,
'un'.,o' o"'oo"' 'o'"e' VI 'Nne
ana bere'ahia s,r'els' mas peeh OPEN
ed by Harry A. Juen.
Protect your burial lot against In
trusion by buying an iron fence OF j.
c. Axtell, 1OiS Alakea street.
Are you going to change boarding
houses? IL so. by all means inspect
the new Hotel Lauhala, on Alakea
street.
The popular beverage Just now Is
Rainier Book Beer. II can be obtained
OF all bars and Is invigorating and
healthful.
Orange, Pineapple, Chocolate. Potato
and Cream Cakes, homemade. at Ram
says Perfection Home Bakery. Beie-
tania and Emma streets,
p,om,u ornat reduc,jon towe, sale
c,os.s ,odav I, will no n long time
r.rora ,owo,. on, hs again boupbt at
snch ,or,, ad,on,,uon,s nrioo.
rho Stevedores and Roads and
pu,sa III, -, az .a,ona ill., ,or
- WI NJ Wv ., c.,
'he tus-oi-"ar enaihpionsh'p oh oa'
urday night Admission 20 cents.
You Will not be troubled with sleep
lessness II you have that wire mat
tress repaired by the Honolulu Wire
Bed Co. Alapai street. Phone White
1861.
Caroline NJ. Won Langau. NJ. d.. who
is making a speciality OF magnetic and
hydropathic treatment has Travelled ex-
tensively, both in America and Europe.
She has practiced medicine for the last
fifteen years, and at one time was court
| physician in Sweden. Her residence is
b27 Beretania street Phone Blue 237.
| Oahu County headquarters In the
| Mcintyre block has installed a tele
phone. Main 425.
The Oahu County Central Commit
tee holds its regular monthly meeting
at noon on Monday.
| Il. II. Bishop returned from a triI
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-08

Sales-pctween Boards: 20 Onomca
$3.50. 10 Cnalea, $3.50.
Latest sugar quotation, 4.1025 cts.
Previous quotation, 4.17875 cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-08
TAFT FOR PRESIDENT

% Washington, June 30.-Presi- =
o dent Roosevelt is said to be pre- .
q pairing letter to personal =
(. friend indorsing Secretary Taft as .
% the logical candidate for the Pres .
(. idency. This, It is asserted, will .
@ be the way the President will Z:
9 show to other prominent politi- .
@ clans within the Republican ranks 9
o what he thinks of their aspira- 9
9 lions.
@ Every act of the Presidents .
9 within two months has tended to- I
{. ward such a denouement. He has I
4: been making political friends for I
o Taft right and left. The latest I
o instance OF II was the Wallace 4
. letter. It was all arranged by the I
y President. so the story runs here,
% to have Taft demand Wallace's 4
@ resignation. 4
. Taft is Roosevelt's candidate 4
4. and the forthcoming letter will 4
. make II plain to those who have 4
9 doubted the. Presidents intention I
(. with regard to the Presidency. 4
I" 1t is understood the letter will be 4
s~addressed to Elihu Root, who, OF
@ course, will make II public. II (
(. will be issued while Taft is away I
= in the Philippines, SO he may be (
Z. spared the trouble of denying that
o he has his eye on the White :
% House.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-08
Escape (UPID'S YOKE
THREE COUPLES FIND
MARRIAGE A BURDEN
HART kAW 4. KoA, ALFRED HoR-
NER AND ANNIE .. MA.
NOA ARE ALL GRANTED
DIVORCES,

Today was divorce day in the courts,
no less than three divorces being
granted during the forenoon by Judge
DE Bolt and Judge Robinson.
Annie kahana Ipua, alias Nianoa,
wanted a divorce from William Ipua,
alias Manoa. and brought her troubles
before Judge Robinson, Attorney Poe
poe appearing for her,
The petitioner showed that marriage
took place Feb. 1. 1902. In November.
1902. the respondent treated her with
extreme cruelty. II appears from the
complaint that William made COM
plete job Of 1t. He knocked his wife
down, rendering her unconscious, and
when she recovered her senses, he
promptly sent her into dreamland
again with well.placed kick. AS q
result of this treatment Mrs. Manoa
was laid up for repairs at the Queens
Hospital for seven months. Judge
Robinson granted the divorce.
Hart Kawakoa, a Lieutenant of the
police, obtained divorce from his
wife, Kolani Kawaakoa, before Judge
Do Bolt. The petitioner in his com.
PLANT showed that marriage took place
In 1889. In 1902 his wife left him h.
She conducted herself with extreme
lewdness. Intemperance and extreme
cruelty were cited as additional
grounds. The divorce was granted. on
| the ground of intemperance.
Finally Alfred w. Horner sought his
release from the bonds of matrimony
with Keaka IIorner before Judge De
Bolt. J. w. Cathcart appeared for the
petitioner. Divorce was granted on
the grounds of intemperance.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-08
FOR SALE.

Good reliable driving horse, work sim
gle and double, Address Horse, y
this office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-08

waste molasses in these islands aver.
ages much higher In purity, so the
yield In rum would be much higher.
Rum is sold at a much higher price
than alcohol, and no doubt the prod.
uct of these islands would In quality
surpass rum manufactured in any 9th.
er country and could be easily brought
In competition on the European mar.
ket, as the shipping facilities from
Hawaii are almost as favorable as
from other rum manufacturing coun.
tries.
Not only alcohol or rum, but other
liquors could be manufactured here.
which now are imported at a consid.
cradle cost. For instance. Angostura
Bitters could be easily made here, as
most of the ingredients necessary for
1t are growing right in this country.
Some manufacturers OF said bitters in
!, the u. w. ]. claim to be the only pos.
SCISSORS OF the secret of how to mann.
facture said bitters, which assertion
can be disproved. ~ tho chemicals, In.
gradients, ETC., contained In the bic
tiers have been determined through
analysis. personally have manufac.
tured many thousand gallons Of An.
gostura bitters, and have experienced
that the two products when placed
together without = label could not be
distinguished from each other. The
whole secret which assures the origi,
aal bitters such successful market
is because 1t was brought under that
name and trademark to the market by
the manufacturer before somebody
else.
As to the cost Of erecting distil'
lery, | should think that an apparatus
OF 5000 gallons capacity could be In
stalled at much lower figure than as
given by said gentlemen. but II may
be well to consider the advisability to
purup an apparatus OF such a big ca
pacity. ! would suggest a distillery
with a capacity OF 2,5oO to 3,vOo gal'
Ions per "a hours would be suiiicient
considering the transportation OF mo,
lasses from the different islands. II
the distillery should be erected at Ho
nolulu.
As to the cost for running distii
'ery OF mentioned capacity, l VIII say
the estimate or said gentleman is toe
high, and force OF 80 men Is not nee
essary. Woulu ike 10 KNOW now sucE
number OF men could be employed
In a molasses distiiiery OF 5,OOo gar
Ions capacity, as practically by prop
er instalment, the moiasses as wei al
the nnished product can DC hahaleo
with single pump.
MY last employment was IN pota
to distillery with capacity OF So'ooI
litres per "a hours. That Is, we dis
lAI nj hnl frnp moi n n n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-08
logan GOES TO
GUAM AND MANILA.

with three Naval vessels In port q
the same time the harbor today did
not lack activity. The Sherman A.
rived early this morning. At II
o'clock the transport Logan continued
her voyage to Guam and Manila. The
Seventh Cavalry band played for an
hour before the departure. As the
vessel swung out from her dock. the
band struck up Dixie" The sailors
on the Bennington swarmed up into
the tops and cheered the men OF the
Logan and the Sherman's troops lined
up on her deck. took up the cheer and
repeated II. With the cheer echoed
back from the Logan, that vessel
headed away for the southern seas.
The gunboat Bennington will leave
port at midnight tonight for her next
station at Costa Rica. Acting Govern
or Atkinson and party will be taken
20 Molokai to inspect the leper settle
ment. The Bennington may come
back and anchor off port tomorrow be-
fore going to the Cast. The Benning-
TINS officers and men have made many
/ friends her, and their departure via
be felt, especially in social circles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-08

A political state convention In Ohio
would not be the genuine thing II 1t
did not present candidate for the
presidency. It is not surprising, there
fore, that, being the man he Is and
the chairman OF the Republican state
convention, Secretary Taft was ae-
claimed at the convention on Wednes-
day as Ohio's candidate for the Re-
publican nomination in l9OS.-Roches-
ter Democrat and Chronicle.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-08

Fine Job Printing at The Bulletin
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-08

I.ady-Oh, what dreadful language!
Haven't you any other words to express
what you mean? The Terror-Yas.
mum. lots. That amt arr what can
do when I'm riled.-Ally Sloper.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-08

the local Chinese will not attempt a
boycott here, they are firm in their de.
mand for a modification of the Chinese
exclusion law, the outrage law" as
they call 1t. Meetings are announced
to take up the matter more in detail,
enc being held tonight.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-08
SEATS FOR LADIES.

There will be reserved seats for Ia.
dies at the Republican rally at the
Orpheum next Wednesday evening
when Col Hepburn will speak.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-08

The barkentine Coronado arrived
yesterday afternoon, Is days from San
Francisco. with nine passengers and a
general cargo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-08

Dividends have been declared by the
German Savings and Loan Society and
the California Safe Deposit and Trust
Co of San Francisco, California.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-08

did you ever try to trace your an
cestors?', mo; left that to the au-
thorities of their time" Houston Post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
CHINESE EXCLUSION,

Some Of the merchants Of china are
said 10 have decided TO boycott
American goods IN retaliation FOR tho
manner In which the chinese exclusion
law IL interpreted M this country, They
can safely do this and II the anti.
American agitation should assume cots
siderable dimensions The eject ON the
American trade would be felt by the
exporters In this country
Jopona hand may possibly be seen In
this move For that country VIII, no
doubt exert ~ influence for the policy
~ Asia for Tho AsIatlcs. hut even
without pressure, the Chinese would
probably be prompted TO consider
measures Of retaliation, rhoy certain.
~ arc Wiongod In the manner IN which
the exclusion law is interpreted ana
enforced
only the other day, FOR instance, tho
Supreme Court sustained a decision by
the atcrol0ry " the treasury by which
a Chlnamnn, though born In this coun.
Try, ~ he claimed, was refused 10 land,
after brief absence from the United
states The fellow, II born here, was u
citizen, Ne had the nght to the pro.
lection Of the courts ana the law, When
the immigration authorities refused 10
admit him. he claimed protection m a
clllg,n, but he was refused judicial
investigation OF his status, and tho
Supreme Court, three justices dissent
Inc, sustained that refusal, A citizen
Of the United States, II hIe skin II yo'
low, has, then, no right TO the protco.
ton the courts extend to citizens OF a
winter color II he steps outside tho
boundaries Of the Republic he forfelts
his citizenship, The immigration au-
thorltcs II seems, have the power or
determining what shade Of color must
ndoru citizen, who Is coming home
from n trip abroad II they decide that
the complexion IN not clear enough,
they can refuse entrance, and from
their decision there IN ~ appeal. lt
they ray that man " q Chnaman, no
has not the right TO prove that he was
born under the stars and stripes and
the American Constitution,
This IL outrageous And who can
blame the Chinese II they try 10 re-
tal0tc IN the most effective manner
rho orcn.door policy viii not remain IN
force IN Asia under such conditions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
A WORTHY MOVEMENT

Attention IN specially directed to nm
Announcement In another purl Of this
paper from the Presidency Of the Relief
Societies Of the Church II touches on
matter Of great Importance There
ARE many inducements held out to
young women IN country places to
rome 10 this city for employment The
scarcity Of efficient help In families
causes hgh wngos for donosIcs and
when there are such openings In good
respectable households there II no safer
or more lucrative employment for girls,
competent to give proper service, than
that IN comfortable and well conducted
homes.
Bul there are two sides 10 thl' ques'
zion of the influx Of young women from
the country to this city, They are lia'
blo 10 fall into eva company 10 De do.
rclycd by unprinolplcd ana crafty per-
Hons, and to be led astrny 10 THEN ruin,
In order to establish a sort Of protecto.
,alo aud advisory body for tholr benz
on,, an Employment Bureau has been
organized under The auspices Of the
Relief Society and we give to II ON
hearty endorsement and support
Tho ladies whose names are mem
toned IN the circular are wei known
IN tho community ond possess the con-
ndencc and regard Of the Church an
thorllics, as well ~ of host Of friends
throughout the state, We advise the
leading men and women IN every stake
If Zion to act on the plan explained IN
the circular ana that whenever II young
woman comes TO this city 20 obtain
employment, she report to the commit
tee named nnd become identified viii
the Bureau
We also suggest to people Who noeC
,ollablo help for the household, TO ap
ply To that committee stating the
Kind of employment they have and
she wages 10 be- paid The movement IL
ono Of the needs OF the times ana wC
nrc sure win be productive Of very
great good.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
lCELANDIC LORE.

Friend John Thorgorson, Of Thistle,
who IL well ycrscd IN the sogas aud
history OF his romantic native ialo,
Iceland, ana who never tires IN oShlb'
itlng the literary wealth contained IN
Icclandlo lore,fayors the "Ncws with u
communication, from which we quote
the following lines, Speaking Of tho
reported discovery Of gold IN Iceland,
he says
~ read with great pleasure your
editorial regarding the lindinB OF gold
~ Iceland, ana your comment thereon,
Your suggestion regarding the 'dWarfs,
ana elves, IN connection win gold ana
silver mining In excellent, and aome'
thlng had never thought o. The on.
~ mineral production on actual record
IN the Ioclnndic H0gas N IRON, when IN
mentioned In the lhirtio,h chapter OF
the enga " Eglll Skullagrlmson,
II read a short time ago IN an lee
lnndic Journal that "A regular excursion
line was 10 be established between
Germany France the British Islands
ana other parts of Europe 10 Iceland,
during the summer season, both Tor
scientific and pleasure purposes
Referring to some comments ON Dr.
0oldmark's "Valkyrlos' MIR, Thorecir.
son expresses the opinion that
There In "a serious misunderstanding
regarding the province OF the Valkyrlag,
az well 0s regarding OdIn himself
50 far ~ | can see by the Bddas, II II
Thor, and not Odin, who ls the god Of
war Thor Ia the god Of thunder who,
Ia. s.t. - A. Ia Ant
NOR Mjolnor.- which slgnlnos the crush.
ERIN his chariot rides through space
20 check tho advance Of the formidable
frost giants, and causes thunder ana
llghtnlngr, when swinging hls hammer,
Odln, on Tho other hand, appears 10
DO the god Of law and order peace ANA
prosperity,
"iIo was also great inventor, a
great lAwslver ana statesman, a skill
fu general ana valiant warrior
III II generally supposed that the VAL
kyrias derived their name from their
oi1cial duties to search for the vlrtu-
GUS dcnd,among the slain on the battle
field, Battlefield IN called "valr," which
IL from the same root az the Anglo
saxon wal or "wnre" which | am
inclined TO believe 10 be OF British
or Celtic origin, Tho word "valur" ana
liza derivatives In all the scandinavian
dialects Il akin to the English odvorb
well" IN the loelandlc the noun,
"yal" means selection Valhall, the
celestial palace OF the Alfather Odin.
does NOT mean "the hall OF the slain"
but the "palaco Of the elect" The Val
kyrlas | think were acting under the
direction OF the Goddess freya, whose
mission II was TO unite young folks IN
marriage, and 10 re.unlte IN the hcro-
after those who had been true 20 their
marriage covenants, Hence the term
"Valkyria,' which IL derived from
"valln," the elect and, "koyra," pan-
sh "klorc,' TO drive, n this theory
X correct the word would signify "the
celestial transport maIdons'-those
who are conveying the elect To &C.
lcNlal bliss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
TIE SALVATION OF INFANTS,

At tho Presbyterian uoneral Asscm-
bly, n, Wnonu Lake, Indiana, which
We suppose should be nov IN session
according TO appointment, the question
Of dropping the Westminster Conlcs'
Won of Faith ana the substitution
therefor of the brief Statement Of the
Reformed Faith" IL slated for discus
sion, II win be remembered that Mt
the Assembly In California last ycoE
some notifications Ns 10 the meaning
nr certain passages In the Westminster
Confession were adopted, ana among
other points the doctrine Of election ns
II relates to children dying IN their In
fancy WAS declared, The term "Elect
Infants" IN the Confession was con'
ptruod TO cover all who died In lhoir
Infancy This afforded great relief to
the minds Of people Of the prcsbylcr'
Ian faith who had naturally Understood
from the very use VI the phrase mat
BONE Infants were non 'olcrt aud there.
fore were lrrocoycmhy lost ond IN
deed were doomed to everlasting wrath
nnd destruction from before the foun'
dNllon Of the world, the snmo M adults
who were not among the elect
since tho california Assembly some
ministers Of the Presbyterian church.
ANA notably one local unti'' Mormon
preacher and lecturer. have taken tho
position That the doctrine Of the dams
milton OF uou.ooct inliuta was never
held by the Presbyterian Church. aud
have gone po fur us to assert that mo
taymg "Thcro are Infants IN hcll not
span long" WAS noyor uttered by amy
of the Presbyterian divlnos
Of course these doniols arc useless 10
those who have heard ana lc0d tho
sentiments of mira colynsuo oN.
Founders both IN Europe ma America
n the fWmWs of the Westminster con'
fcpslon had intended IN convey the idea
,hut nll children dyIng In their infancy
were among the coct they would
doubtless have mId go I'm mmsOuk.
pbo language, lmJ here be- the section
of thot document on this subject
oGlcct Infants dymg In Infancy mo
pcgoDcmlud md sawed by CHRIST
ihlnlWh the SpNil who Vorknlh when
nnd whore uul how ho plulsoth 40
nlso are uIl other elect persons VINO
nro Incapable of being outNardly
CALLED by the ministry ot One word,"
# this does not convey the lon that
,horc are SOME Infants who urc not
roloct persona" then thor o. uo gousr
IN the section at ull II ls certain that
hosts Of doyout people belonging ia
that taith have entertained, IN dread and
horror doubt concerning the fate OF
their little children wondering
whether they were among the elect
on not And hat this nwtul notion did
prevail ana was hcl by ministers o
that church previous to the declaration
~ the california Assembly " owl
dent from the expressions " relief thai
have been uttered and published sine,
that occasion,
=e--aasas
Further evidence OF this Ia afforded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
ON RELIGIOUS ToplcS,
The Living church.


Both TO the democracy and 10 COM
morr, the danger today ls from with
IN, l'nchrstlan standards among the
peopl, VIII wreck both OF them, Mol
who purpprt 90 be Christians. and VIII
yet do not fulnl Christian standards ara
greater foes 90 modern civilization than
are any others, hecauso they give prom
Use - conformity % those foundation
principles which undcrlic that ciyilisd.
tion, and then belle their promise, They
receive personal credit under false ply =
tenco3 as tn tholr personal STANDARDS
OF right ana wrong, Thus II becomes
apparent that the man who leaves
debts unpaid, not only wrongs his lm'
mediate ncIghbor but also strikes .,
blow at tho entire civilization and lho
Christianity Of the twentieth century
ana the man who Is venal In politics
" guilty OF treason 10 a democracy
Either Of these crlmeB--lhc crime OF
leaving debts unpaid ana tho crimes oi
bribery and political grating -nool
only TO become general among n whole
people, and the entire systems ~ 1on-
ocratlc government ana " modern con'
morco viii topic to the ground,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

lurc except the sons II pordltIon, and
there WIN b. a place suitable TO ALL
provided for all, IN the different degrees
Of glory IN the many mansions" OF
the Fathers kingdom
These glorious truths, revealed from
heaven IN tho latter days, are workins
their way In the world, and the awful
orcels OF mons invention are glylns
way before the power and lght OF
truth made manifest from ON high
Praise be 20 God FOR the revelations OF
His love aud mercy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

view IL TO attract visitors among tho
many who win 80 to the Portland fair
this summer, and this object viii ccr'
lanly DO gained, Mr. Cuthbcrt " a
worthy representative Of his city, lie
Is an Intelligent observer, and knows
how to accumulate II store Of knowI-
edge az he goes from place to place, We
hope hts stay IN Zion win be pleasant
and hronlAblo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
BOSTON conercga,lonnllgt,

Today problem confronts us with
many qualifications, and one 20 which
we cannot I'm moment give n cate.
gorlc1l answer, yes or no, What N
business rghtcousncss2 How far and
IN what ways may one compete with
hia neighbors? with what per cent Of
interest on his Investments ought u
christian TO be satisfied What are
fair wagos2 what ought one TO glyo
HIS employees besides wages ought one
TO draw any part OF his income from,
questionable buslnessos2 Can one, for
example, he n stakeholder In n rail-
road which makes q speciality Of SUM
day cycurslons2 These and n do2el,
similar queries arise when one begins
10 think Of tho application " tho chrls-
tlnn law to that vast machine which We
call modern business
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20
Tho slnndnrd. ChIongo.

II IL hlgh time that the Christian pull
pit ana the religious press and g0on
men everywhere spoke out. We are
told that the laborlng man Nv nllonNtoi
from the church, and tho assertion IL
all too true, " the fault Hes IN the
church, II We have domi,lcd the mani
fold ministries by which Jesus tied tho
hearts " the common people to Ills
owns II we have withdrawn from tho
fields whore the gospel Of grace " sores
donod by hard conditions, then the
church NJ doing u gricYous wrong, ana
should proceed nc once 20 correct H..
But 'f the church Nv asked 10 condone
own M Inc price OF llbor'a friendship,
then the price demanded " moro than
We can pay II " the business OF tho
church TO oppose oyll and aid right
cousnoss IN hlgh or low, rich or poor