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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-13

mess community with representatives
present mad yotins.
1t is highly probable that the success
of Mr. Dow in proving that he has the
confidence OF large and important
section of the community will serve to
nulify not only the endorsement Civ
On his opponcn; but every endorsement
by that meeting.
There Is no blame to be placed on
Dow. Those aiening his recommended
ton did so deliberately and are not
likely to change their minds.
The lesson of II is that In taking mp
such serious matter the business mon
Of the city should have a care that
they go forward with sufficient DELHI
Grafton to obtain thorough representa-.
ton. Having drawn the men out to
tho meeting the opportunity should be
forced to gain an opinion from cacn
one present.
II is characteristic of Honolulu bust
ness meetings to allow motions car
/ ricd and action taken by default Thos,
giving hali-heartcd support or not vot
/ ing straiEhtway repair to their office.
/ and talk over their disbelief In what
was done. This may not seem serioui
/ but sooner or later our business mcg
/ will discover that the opposition the,
are supposed to be fighting talks loose
~ but votes In solid phalanX.
/ Uutil such time as business leader.
and business rank and file display In
dependent thought when taking par
In public meetings. until they are ready
10 state their position clearly an'
iircBh ont differences In public.-in
stead of adiourning in groups To TIM
Bank OF Hawaii or Warehouse cor
Lcrg until they arc ready to take th'
time for discussion which the import
ancc of public questions demands, tn
assemblies of business men will h
iingcd with farce.
what Honolulu needs IL for business
men to attend the meetings when the!
are called. express their honest con
yirtiun. AND STAY WITH IT.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-13
BUSINESS MEN AND CANDIDATES.

II. VI. Dow. candidate for the Repub-
lean nomination as County Auditor,
did not secure The endorsement Ot the
meeting Of business men held recently
to consider candidate. Mr. Dow forth
with went out among the business men
and occurred the practical endorsement
of a8 many reputable men and hrms
as were represented at the meeting.
This incident, while showing thar
the action of those present at the for
nal business assembly was without
prejudice to others, also brings to no.
lice the great difficulty In the pathway
Of business or any other men, when 1t
comes 10 dealing with personalities.
Business men can get together on
matters OF general policy. They can
also unite when candidates positively
bad and di5reputable are In the field
against men of integrity, When, how
eyer the dinerences regarding candi'
oates are largely u matter OF opinioh
or personal favor the situation Is very
complex,
.The action OF a meeting like that
held ON the 10th inst. cannot carry eX
iiaordlnary " Weight when some of those
Tresent assert their confidence IN an
other candidate than the one endorsed
The influence of the meeting rs also
very much weakened when II Is pos
sibe for competing candidate for Of
feo TO 20 out and secure the writteu
endorsement OF an equal number ~
business men of equally good standing
The theory OF the meeting is in keep
ing with excellent ideas but practice
must follow Inherent lines If the iul
force and effect of business sentiment
il 20 be felt in tho conventions, Nr
Dow, having taken the trouble to per
eonally canvass the business house'
not represented at the messing hat
opened out the yitally weak point.
Approval of candidates without /
has practically unanimous support il
little better than none, Unanimous
support means unanimiy of the bus
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-13
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR

Editor Evening Bulletin:-In last
evenings issue OF your paper an err
ror was made In the report of pro
Cccd,rLs at the Democratic County
Committees meeting. There was no
sta ement made that both parties
lmoaning presumably Republicans
and Democrats) we're dissatisfied
with the present incumbent of the
Gubcrnatorial chair, and ] would re-
specially request n correction In your
issue Of this day.
The ticket proposed and the discus
SLOTS such as were entertained were
no matters of party action, but the
suggestions Of one of the precinct
clubs.
Action binding on the party can
only he taken at the Democratic Ter
ritorial Convention, to be held on the
cath OF this month.
Yours truly.
+. II. HARVEY.
Chairman Democratic County
Central Committee.
Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin. .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-13
bUFORD HERE 70
SUBSTITUTE WRECK
Will Take Sheridan's
Passengers On To
Journeys End

rho United states Army transpori
Buford. Capt. Frank Hall. arrived
this morning from Seattle, bringing
down wrecking material to the aid Of
the Sheridan wreck on BARRIERS Point
and more particularly coming to take
away the passengers OF that transport
and land them safely in San Fran.
cisco.
The Buford experienced two days
rough weather after leaving Seattle
but had nothing to complain of for
the rest of the trip. This was shown
ny the fast time Thai she made, com.
ing In from the northwestern port in
nine days and seven hours.
What the Army department can do
when called on In an emergency was
well shown In the way In which she
was hurried to this city. Great cred
II for this is due 20 Captain He'll,
her quartermastcr captain. and To
Major Wood who has charge Of the
quartcrmastcr's department Mt Seat
tie. Captain Heidi was In charge Of
the work Of repairing the transport,
which was being done at the Bremen
ion Navy Yard at an expense of 1920.
coo. and the Buford was laid up at
the time the orders were received to
leave for Honolulu as sodh as posi-
bic. Notwithstanding this, within
less than As hours The Buford was
steaming for this city. fully equipped.
| The Buford brought down four
wrccking pumps for use on the Shcr.
iaan. the largest one being able to
thow n finch stream while the other
, three are smaller hut are centrifugal
pumps. She did not bring down a
, diver. M was expected, or any other
members of the party which will work
on the Sheridan.
Captain Heidi, who is, by the way.
a brother of Captain Heidi of tn
Tenth Infantry stationed In this city.
brings the news of a serious arcidcnt
to the wife of Major Woods. She was
walking down one of the main streets
of Seattle and fell In place where
the cement sidewalk had been re.
moved to make repairs. breaking u
small bone near her ankle.
The Buford will, in all probability,
sail for the Coast On Sunday. Septem
Der 10. though nothing definite has
been announced as yet. She will take
n number of the crew Of the stew
ards department of the Sheridan
back with her, as she needs them fol
&c many passengers who are hero
and will return on her.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-13

Chicago. Aug. Give are sick and
Tired OF having Irishmen portrayed In
cartoons and on the stage AZ monkey
faces with red hair and green whisk-
ers. We will stop II by boycott If we
can, by moref orcible means II neces-
iary."
This was the ultimatum made today
10y Mary McIorter. secretary Of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ancient order
Of Hibernians, now In biennial session
here.
'The public gets an idea from cheap
comedies and cheaper publications that
irish women are fat and untidy, with
sagging clothes and frowsy hair. The
TACT Is. Irish men and women are the
handsomcst In the world and we will
positively not stand these insults any
longer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-13

will take up the matter in earnest lat
or on"
Our invitation to the Oregon Ed
torial Association will be strongly pre-
sented at their next meeting by Mr..
Albert Tozier, the secretary.
The plans for business mems cx-
cursion from Los Angeles are moving
along satisfactorily. and as stated IN
a previous letter, we may expect with
in the next few months. delegations
IRON the Editorial Associations Of Col
orado. Kansas and Wyoming.
Mrs. Weatherrcd also reports that
her plans for her February excursion
20 Hawaii are progressing most favor
ably.
You will be pleased 10 know that VIC
are In receipt of letter stating that
the enlarged photos--four in number
i0S6o-- inches 10 size Exclusive of
iramcsD have been made and success
/ fully mounted The photographer do.
| ing the wark says "They are beauties. 3
and that they will certainly please us.
WV NNp''h w navy 'htN' hhSbii-
iCcnt photographs ON view within the
ncyt thirty days when | hope you may
feel justified IN authorizing me To Sc
cure several more for special adver-
/ Using purposes.
A letter recently received from Nj;
w. o. Aiken Of Makawao. Maui, states
that travel to Halcakala IL on the in
crease and that he attributes this result
to the efforts Of the Promotion Com
mittce. We are planning to do even
more In the way OF advertising the at.
fractions Of Maui.
Mr. Gartlcy will soon have In readi.
ness a new series OF Kauai views for
exhibit which will undoubtedly attract
great deal OF attention and prove in.
strumental in drawing many travellers
To the Garden Island.
] hand you herewith the official call
for the seventeenth annual session ol
the Trans Mississippi Commercial Con.
gress, to be held at Kansas City. Mo.
November 20. -. 90 and 90, 1906. You
secretary has had the honor for sew.
! We" s'"o VI D'iHp WI tuc NVuHItb'
rional Committee OF this Association
and believes that Hawaii's Interests
at Washington would be materially
advanced by active representation IL
this active influential body which Il
absolutely non-partisan. Am secur,
ing estimate oil cost Of delivery Of from
three hundred TO five hundred pine
apples In Kansas City at time Of meet
ing Of Congress. Each to he suitabl.
tagged for distribution among the del
egatcs, newspapers and leading hotels
My assistant, Miss Crewes. will plac'
before you a large number OF ncwspa
per clippings showing the wide public
ity that Is being given TO the grossl,
exaggerated Tidal Wave story, which
has been so dovctailcd with the Val
paraiso disaster that II must result II
creating feeling of fear and distrus
as to conditions In Hawaii among
great many people aud will Nndoubtcd
ly have It's influence on travel thi
way. In connection with this matte
permit mn TO refer you 70 the lette
OF MIR. G. A. Stobic. cashier of the Firs
National Bank Of Iiilo. which will b
banded you with this letter.
Respectfully submitted,
II. p. WOOD.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-13

"Do you think that commercial
career is to be compared TO literary
career" My boy" said Mr.. Cumrox,
in business you can write your name
on piece of paper no bigger than a
postal card and make IL worth thou
sands of dollars. In literature you can
write up rcams of paper without MAX
Ing II worth fifty cents. "-Washington
Star.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-13

Graftcrs alone are Influenced by the
threat Of no funds Tor the campaign,
When the ballot IL secret. the after
math OF the convention will probably
he a row over which side Of Nuuanu
uycnuc harh,rg the larger percentage
capable Of bciug Influenced.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-13

Dillingham; is an right. but when
his alleged friends begin To talk as II
he were in line rs the next candidate
for President they are doing him as
much harm as good.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-13

II you were to decide IN favor OF
open, hunort politics. In n convention,
would you favor secret ballots for the
delegates or standing vote?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-13

The Weekly Edition Of the Evening
bulletin gives a complete summary Of
he news of the day. For ST . year
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-13
Territory Of Hawaii, }
Honolulu, )ss:
Country Of Oahu.

c. g. BOCkUS, Business Manager
Of the BULLETIN PUBLISHING COM
PhNN. LIMITED. being first duly
sworn, on oath dCpuscs and say Is:
That the following Is true and cor.
rect statement ol circulation for tho
week ending Sept Z 1900, ui the Daily
nnd Weekly Editions Of the Evening
RullCtin.--
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-13

"~"For Rent" cards on sale at
the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-13

The difference between machine
and an organization depends on who
runs the machine.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-13

NNVTFVJ UdTTJ ITUWT"ETVTT - ~
Circulation Of Weekly Bulletin.
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the island Of Hawaii alone. 1927
Combined guaranteed average
circulation ..............J bT.s
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ISEALl September, \. u. 1905.
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The daily tribune., 1906-07-20
ELKS ADOPT A
NEW CONSTITUTION
Grand Lodge Session Draws to 6
Close After Several Excit-
ing Experiences.

Denver. Colo. July 20-The grand
lodge convention of the Elks In Its
closing hours approved new constitu.
tion and ritual The constitution
WAS adopted after three days discus.
sion. Those who were to have made
an effort to limit the Jurisdiction
Of the exalted ruler because they
were. dissatisfied with the present
condition of Affa irs. were too weak
hearted to fight. One feature OF
the constitution 10 the rearraDgina
Of the time of service Of grand lodge
meetings. In even years the lodgei
with even mum bers will vote and ir
odd years those with odd numbers
will vote In the grand lodge,
The daily tribune., 1906-07-20
WOMAN LEADER
OF DUAGLARS
Superintends the Most Dar-
ing Robbery Perpetrated
in the Country.
STACK PLUNOER IN STREET
With Brazen Methods the Gang
Loots a Store While Hotel
Guests Watched-Stole
Wagon Loads.

New York, July 20-With WON.
an a. . chief. q gang OF burglars raid.
ed q clothing store near the corner
OF Broadway and Twentieth streets
last night. She directed them In
the work Of ransackipg the piles ol
merchandise and ordered the work
of loading the dray wagons which
were waiting in front Of the build.
to receive the stolen plunder.
All the time that the robbery was
Being committed occupants OF the
Continental hotel we're sitting At
their windows and witnessed every
movement of the burglars. but their
work was 80 brazsn that they thought
that 1t WAS the owners Of the place
moving their stock to another part OF
the city.
When it SO happened that enough
clothing WAS stacked on a wagon and
that wagon was driven away. thu
plunder Was stacked up In the streets
II is said to have been one Of the mos
brazen burglaries that has ever beer
committed in the country.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-20
UNALLOTTED LANDS
TO BE THROWN OPEN

About . year and . half ago. the
Shosione and Arapahoe tribe Of
Indians belonging to the Shoshone
or Wind River reservation In the
state Of Wyoming ceded to the
United States portion OF theii res.
ervation. Bv public proclamation.
on June Q. 1906. the president Of tho
United States made known that all
the unallotted land In the ceded por.
tiou Of this reservation would be open.
ed TO settlement. on and after August
Ib, under the general provisions Of
tho homestead. townsite. coal and
mineral land Laws As 1t was felt
that people throughout the country
would be Interested In the opening OF
these lands. aud desirous Of knowing
something about their character. the
secretary Of the Interior was directed
by the senate to furnish such ipforms
tion relating 80 the geology and th'
natural resources Of that region ~
uishs b. in possession Of the geo
logical survey. This information
is now available In the form Of
report BY Mr.. N. H. DArton on th'
geology Of shs Owl Greek mountains
with notes on the resources Of nd
Joining regions In the oeded portion
Of the Shoshons Indian reservation
This report. which 10 illustrated witt
map and Photographic views. IL pub
iished . senate document No. 2i9.
may be obtained through request
made to msmb bers Of the senate @
house Of representatives
The contents Of this paper include
discussion Of ths geography. seology
mineral resources. surface waters. hs
springs. underground waters. irrisi
tion. olimAte and timber Of the II
siop.
The Geld work ou which this rspo
10 bsssd wAs done during the sunm'
'of 1905. The geology Of she rssis
The daily tribune., 1906-07-20
PASSENGERS SUFFER FOR
WEEKS IN MIDOCEAN

New York. April 20-The Fabre
limo steamer America. from Ber.
mudain tow Of = tug. arrived here to.
day, about two weeks overdue. HeI
passengers told . story Of hardships
and anxiety white the vessel drifted
In midocean with . broken shaft.
They said that from the time the
accident occurred on June i6 they
were provided with inferior ant
Sufficient food. For Ave days thej
declare they got no meat.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-20
Relief Cars Lost.

San Francisco. Joly 20-Two cars
containing shoes and wearing apparel
for sufferers 10 this oity have been
lost enrouts from Chicago according
10 Dol. Pippy. Of the relief board.
Col Pippy said yesterdAy that tho
consignment was started from Chicago
over = month ago and that no record
Of them was obtainAbls from the rail.
rosd company which hal been unable
10 locate them.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-20

has never before been described.
Much more attention WAS given ia
the Owl Greek mountains. with their
divsrsified aud Interesting geology.
than to the plains and bad land Of the
Wind River basin Mr.. Dsrton Wa
assisted 10 the work BY O. A. Fisher
who mapped . considerable part Of
the ares. and by e. @. Woodruff
who served ~ geologic aid.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-20
Two Ktlled-Two Injured.

Bluafield. W. Va. July 20-An ex.
plosion In the Diton mine last night
killed two mtn aud badly wounded
two others. Two OF the men are
brothers. Wallace Mitchell IL one Of
the dead while Vim. Croux and Lang.
don whiteside will die from the
shock.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-20
Decorations Intact for Week.

Denver. July 20-Ths beautiful
Eiks decorations In the down town
section will not be removed for an
other week. The national convention
Of the Beta Pbeta Pi will be held hsre
next wsek and The citizeus have asked
the Elks 10 allow the decorations h
remain ustil sftsr the coming convsp'
tion 10 over. There will b. 900 dele
gates.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-20
Root Gets Ovation .

Washington. July 20-Ofioial dis
patches received To-Day BY the charge
Of the Brasilian embassy state that
Secretary Root W. euth husi ass ioally 70.
ceivsd at Para. Brasil. By The su.
thoritiss and BY the people.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-20

CLEAN UP-Evsry property holdsl
and t~naut should tsks the gYsatsst
Of pride IN cleaning up and keeping
their holdings and homo 10 a ID
miitsd sanitary copdition. HsAlst
10 happiness. We have the reputatios
OF having the hsaithisss climate ast
tho bssa water In the state. Let "
keep that Fsputasioa By ell u1eas.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-20
LAKE STEAMER ASHORE
PASSENGERS ARE SAVED

NenuAh. Wis. July 20-The steam
er Evelyn with 400 passe myers aboard
ran aground on . sand bar ut NepnAh
today. All passengers were taken
ofY in safety.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-20
SYZRON is IN RUINS
HUNDREDS ARE KILLED

5amara. Russia. July 20-Ths
latest news from Syzron ID that the
city 10 . heap Of ruins aud that hun
dreds Of persons are dead. Dozens Of
men who have been accused Of ooIr.
p,itting the work Of inceudiarisua
have been lynched.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-20
Newspaper Women on Jaunsing.

Denver, Colo. July 2o-Thirty.
eight young women all clad In white
arrived he.e today from the Lone Star
state. They arrived in = special Poll
man car and are representing the
Houston Post. . Newspaper, that 10
bearing every oent Of the expense OF
the trip.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-20
Want Scotch Parliament.

London. July s0-Soottish members
Of parliament in the house Of com.
mona have selected Ar. Perrie. .
liberal. 70 draft . bill providing for
the establishment at Edinburs . par.
Lament for scotland.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-20

HOTTEST DAY - This was the
hottest day 10 far this year according
70 the Thermometer in the United
Oil company's refinery. which reg
istsred i06 In the shade 81 . o'olocl
this afternoon.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-20
Notice..

= On and after August lst. 1905. all
electric current will be sold BY motor
only, ~ ID the case In most all cities, ct
the following reduced rate:
Is cts. 1000 Watts OF X.
W.up 70 ............... bOpUo watts
IA cts. 1000 Watts or X.
w. for all over 10000 up
10. ..,......... .... .iooOoo Vssss
l3 cts. 1000 Watts or X.
w. for all over 10000
up TO. 10000 Watts
II cts. 1000 Watts or X.
W. for all over 10000
up To. 10000 Watts
II cts. 1000 Watts or X.
W. for all current ussd
over ...........s.... .dD'O WesD
There will bs discount Of 10 psr cent.
on all bills over el50 II paid on OF bssoss
10th Of month succeeding service.
For further information call ct CON-
pany offics. lSD
Tus ARKANsAs VALLEY EL1CfnIc Co.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-20

DO THE MERCHANTS WHO ADVERTISE ALL OF
THE TIME THAT THEY WILL SELL YOU GOODS
NOT. How COULD THEY AND KEEP IT UP7 IT'S
Not ARITHMETIC. But YOU CAN UNDER AND.
CAN YOU Not, How THAT At THIS SEASON or
OVER THAT A LEGITIMATE STORE MAY Wish TO
CLOSE OUT MANY LINES THEY HAVE BOUGHT Too
MANY or MANY MERCHANTS BUY JOB Lots
AND POORLY MADE GOODS TO SPRING ON THE
PEOPLE AT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR But Look
OUT FOR. THESE FAKE SALES. We WoUlD
RATHER Do WITHOUT BUSINESS THAN TO GIVE
OUR PATRONS POOR STUFF. We ARE HERE TO
STAY. SO EVEN AT PRICES We CONFESS ARE
LEFT Lots OF "cLoTHES OF QUALITY AT
THESE PRICES: 33 1-3 PER CENT OFF ON MEN S
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S S STRAW HATS, LADIES'
SHIRT WAISTS AND MANY OTHER LINES OF
SUMNER GOODS.
RESPECTFULLY.
The Boston Dry Goods and Clothing Co.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-20

Fremont Wall Paper %. hangs pspsr
The daily tribune., 1906-07-20
Pa c. G..

Prise aaht Srlsnbosn ~. Wssks ~
Cripple Crest July -. rssssn July ~.
0.7S for feNnd trip. IT'S
The daily tribune., 1906-07-20

fsiseas vaat - bssas 5sssltA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-28
PORTO RICO FOR
PATRICK Mclean

Pat Mclean. formerly manager of the
Koloa plantation, of Kauai, has accept
ed the management of sugar plan
tation on Porto Rico and has already
ton. He has been in Porto Rico some
weeks looking over the situation and his
acceptance has just been given out.
He left Hawaii some weeks ago, the
management of the Porto Rico estate,
which is controlled by Brewer & Co.
of Boston, connected with the Honolulu
firm of Brewer & Co, having been of
fered him while here. He has COM
municated with his wife, who will leave
at an early date to join him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-28
Go tOBellair and See
the Pineapples
Grow.

n BELLAlR is situated in KALIHI VALLEY within and
malt miles OF Honolulus business
BELLAIR is the ideal for residences
which will living expenses occupying
home F'-No 49, -
try. r. - =
BELLAIRjs free from wind and transforms
BELLAIR is laid ACRES alotments large enough TO
grow your own fruits vegetables
and cow without further outlay the price
Two Dollars and Fifty will carry Won for two
years tor the balance, at six
We shall be pleased show
Phone Main $50 and make appointment, or
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-28
COMMERCIAL EXPANSION.

gratifying to tina Honolulu a
should Francisco
their developing
commercially
ness, aluabIe to DO
%
Francisco
become
of
Oregonlans
getting they,
too may be mainland
octobe and and May
Oregon that state9
Not all the fine climate
people blood
by in o
healhseek Hawaii
Mr.
report promises will
thai
owiIm of
tradew