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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-05
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October October 18Th
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-05
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-05

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-29

portant factor to many of our loca'
industries, has been diverted to points
where transportation is more readily
obtained
This state of affairs has become So
intolerable to the commercial inter.
ests OF this community that there is
strong movement on foot to petition
both the President and Congress for
relief, and ask for a suspension of
the Coastwise Shipping Law, as it
applies to passenger traffic between
these islands and the mainland.
Before taking any action towards
this end, however. the Honolulu
Chamber Of Commerce would thank
you for reply to the following ques-
1ions:
l. What definite plans (if ANY,
has your, company for inaugurating
and maintaining, as a local boat, a
irst-class, thoroughly up-to-date pas
senger and freight steamer, having
capacity for say three hundred (30O)
cabin passengers, and speed of not
less than sixteen (16) knots, or fast
enough to maintain reliable six day
schedule between, say, Honolulu and
San Francisco, at intervals of not ex-
,eeding four weeks.
2. If sugar freight were guaran-
iced you from this end of the line
would you take immediate action to-
wards placing and maintaining a ves-
'el Of this description upon this run 2
The following letter dealing with
the direct service to Salina Cruz was
also adopted:
James f. Morgan, Esq, President of
the Chamber OF Commerce, Ho-
nolulu.
Dear Sir:-Your Special Commit
tee, appointed for the purpose of con-
sidering DR.. Cofer's recommendation |
that properly qualified physicians
should be placed on all steamers ply /
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-29
For Committee.

cannot but consume much time in
completion and will, in fact, scarcely
be in readiness for the opening Of
the Panama Canal.
Now therefore be it resolved by
the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce,
that the early widening deepening
and Strengthening of the Pearl Harbor
Channel, which is absolutely neces-
sary in order to make this splendid
harbor available for deep water ves-
sells, is matter Of the greatest i'm
portance, not simply to the navy or
to the commercial interests of the
Territory of Hawaii but also, in our
opinion is an absolute necessity for
the proper safeguarding of Transpa-
cific Commerce, which is now witness
sing such a rapid development, and
Be it further resolved, that duly
attested copies of this resolution be
sent to the President of the United
States, the members Of the Cabinet
and to every Senator and Representa-
tive in Congress.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-29
ROOSEVELT AND D|lz
MARKED FOR TROUBLE

Los Angeles, Aug. 9.-The Herald
today prints the following: In dingy
building in San Fernando street is the
headquarters of La I.ibertad. the Mex
lean Sons of Liberty, party organ
lied for the overthrow of the present
government of Mexico At the head
of the organization is Ricardo Flores
Magon, Mexican bandit and outlaw,
for whom the Mexican government Of
fers reward of 100000 dead or alive.
and whose personal agent and repre-
sentative in this city is Modesto Diaz.
The organ OF this revolutionary party
IS La Revolution, of which Diaz is
editor and publisher. Back of the pub
LEGATION is junta composed of fifteen
members, of which Magon is the real
chairman; his brother, Enrique Ma
gon, vice chairman, and Modesto piaz
secretary and active manager. The
junta controls a membership of more
than 10000 Mexican laborers, calling
themselves patriots. u.
The object of the organization is the
overthrow of the Diaz Government,
the assassination Of President Diaz
and of President Roosevelt and the
conversion into dictatorship, with
Ricardo Magon as the head and mem
hers of the local iunta as his advisors.
In La Revolution the killing of
President Diaz and of President
Roosevelt is advocated. They are con-
demned by the iunta because they are
accused Of having entered into con-
spiracy to Cypress the Mexican labor
crs in this country and rob them of
their just dues as wage earners.
President Roosevelt also is accused
in incendiary language of being in a
conspiracy with President Diaz to per-
petnate the Diaz Government.
The attention of the Department Of
Justice at Washington has been called
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-29
Chamber OF Commerce
Passes Resolution On Pearl
Harb0r Improvement

| Admiral Very sectsaed another en-
Gorsement for Pearl Harbor improve
ment from commercial standpoint
at yesterdays Chamber of Commerce
meeting. The Admiral addressed the
| large assembly. He spoke of the
necessity of deepening and charging
the central portion of the harbor,
which when completed, will be the
greatest harbor in the Pacific, If not
one of the most important harbors in
the world. The Admiral read let
ter which he received from one of
his friends. This was listened to
with much interest. The writer
urged the opening Of Pearl Harbor.
During the preliminary survey Of the
harbor,. the U. S. tugboat Iroquois
struck certain point three times,
and it is now called the "Iroquois
Point" Fifteen thousand dollars is
necessary for the preliminary survey
for the improvement of the harbor
and Admiral Very wants the assist
ance of the commercial bodies of Ho-
nolulu, which he said is essentially
necessary. According to the report
|of army engineers it is necessary to
remove 100000 yards of dirt. The
cost can not be determined until pre-
liminary surveys are made.
If we were to build an ideal har-
Dor by dredging we could not i'm
prove on what nature has done al
ready for us in Pearl Harbor," said
the Admiral. There are certain
points in the harbor, however, which
are obstacles to navigation and they
should be removed right away"
In answer to Mr.. Galk's question
Captain Orwell said that it would
take about four months to complete
preliminary surveys of Pearl Harbor
He said that survey would only be
made on recommendation OF the
Chief Engineer. He asked, however,
the support of commercial bodies in
urging the necessity of improve
ments.
On motion of w. w. Hall, second
ed by j. p. Cooke, the following res
olution as read by e. ID. Tenney was
unanimously carried,
A vote of thanks to Admiral Very
for his kindness in addressing the
Chamber of Commerce on the subject
was passed.
Whereas, there is an immediate de-
mand for dry dock facilities in Ha-
waii, the strategic center of the Pa
cific. both for commercial and naval
needs, and
Whereas, Pearl Harbor, near Ho-
nolulu, one Of the finest natural har-
bors in the world, completely land
locked with an extended area of safe
anchorage, capable of accommodating
the largest vessels afoat. is admir-.
ably situated for this purpose, and
Whereas, the building of a suitable /
dry dock, no matter how quickly en-
tered upon and diligently prosecuted,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-29

ing between Salina Cruz and Homo.
lulu direct: and for the further pur-
pose of considering the IT, s. coast
wise Shipping Law, begs to make the
following report:
First; The Sugar Factors Com
pany have already taken up Dr.. Cof-
er's suggestion and have cabled the
American-Hawaiian Steamship Com
rany an urgent request that no direct
steamers should be put on between
Halina Cruz and Honolulu for the
season of 1908. In other words, it
is hoped that the American Hawaiian
Steamship Company will be able to
handle all the sugar for Tehuantepec
shipment on the steamers which are
plying on the triangular route be-
tween San Francisco, Honolulu and
Salina Cruz and which do not return
direct from Salina Cruz to Honolulu.
Second Our committee has given
careful consideration to the question
of the U. S. Coastwise Shipping Law,
particularly as it affects passenger
steamers running between Hawaii
and the Pacific Coast. We believe
that before taking any action re-
qIesting the President and Congress
to suspend this law SO far as it af-
fects the passenger trade of Hawaii,
that your. Chamber should first adj
Cress a communication to each of the
steamship companies engaged in the
freight and passenger business be-
tween Hawaii and the Pacific coast, |
and ask them what definite plans, If
any, they have for placing a large
modern passenger and freight steam
er on this route. We enclose here
with copy of letter which we would |
suggest for forwarding to each of |
these steamship companies above |
Respectfully yours,
j. p. COOKE,
For Committee.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-29
Chamber OF Commerce Calls
On Steamship Companies For
Definite Transportation Plans

The Chamber of Commerce at it
meeting Wednesday afternoon too
The first positive clear cut step to
ward dealing with the tourist an,
passenger traffic 1t has ever taken.
| The Chamber formally adopted ant
approved a letter prepared by spec
!al committee appointed to investi
gate the transportation situation.
The special committee consists o.
j. P. Cooke, manager of Alexander 4
Baldwin, j. A. McCandless of Nc.
Candless Bros. and the Promotion
Committee, w. T. Lucas of II. May
& Co., and Robert Lange of Hoffsch-
Jaeger Co.
The trustees who adopted the let
ter and ordered it sent to the various
steamship companies doing business
with Hawaii are E. d. Tenney of Cas-
tie & Cooke, w. Pfotenhauer of Hack
field & Co., j. A. Kennedy of the In
ter-lsland Steamship Company, 7.
Give Davies of Davies Il Co., Alex.
CARVE Of Bishop & Co., b. F. Dill
bingham of Dillingham; & Co., e. |.
Spalding of Spreckels 4 Co., George
H. Robertson of Brewer & Co., and
A. N. Campbell of the Henry Water
house Trust Co. The houses which
the trustees and special committee
represent control not less than nine
ty per cent of the freight sent out
from these islands.
The letter follows:
Within the last quarter of GEN.
fury the agricultural output of Ha-
waii has increased nearly, if not
quite, fourfold, and within the same
period the population of these islands
has been more than doubled. While
ample provision has been made by the
inauguration Of a line of modern
freight steamers to handle the in
creased crops Of the Territory during
this interval, no adequate provision
has been made towards the better
ment of the passenger service to and
from the mainland.
The addition Of several large mod
ern passenger vessels placed upon the
Asiatic run by one of the steamship
companies engaged in the island pas
senger business, has proved Of little
practical relief to this Territory, as
the accommodations upon these YES
sells are usually filled with through
passengers, leaving few, if any,
terths available for passengers to or
from this port, so that, AT THE
PRESENT TIME, HONOLULU, for
The above reason, and owing further
to the Coastwise Shipping Law, HAS
A POORER AND MORE INFRE-
lUENT PASSENGER SERVICE /!
WITH SAN FRANCISCO THAN AT
ANY TIME WITHIN THE LAST
TWENTY YEARS.
Under these conditions, not only
nave our local residents suffered
great personal inconvenience, but |
he Territory itself has been subject
ID to heavy financial loss through
he fact that tourist travel to the
Stands, which was becoming an i'm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-29

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN.
DEx, published In the Saturday BulIe.
tin and the Weekly Edition. gives .
concise and complete resume Of all L.
gal notices, calls for tenders, judq.
ments, building permits and real es.
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin
75G per month. Weekly Bulletin.
ST per year
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-29

The idea of canal building came
from Asia in ancient times. Although
t occurred several thousands of years
ago, it will be news to most persons
that old ACKNOWLEDGMENT built canal
tributary to Babylon as long as the
Erie canal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-29
'Phone 3l5
For WIRING, BATTERIES, SUP.
PLIES. TELEPHONES and GENER.
AL REPAIRING, RING UP s15.

to La Revolution, and the United
States attorney for Southern Califor-
mia has been instructed to inquire into
the existence of the junta.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-29
For Sale

Eight room house. well built, 32x
AZ. Large verandah, 4 bedrooms,
toilet, BATH Newly painted. $50 #.
frontage on Kuakini St. Cool and
healthy. In walking distance to CEN
ter Of town. Near Liliha and Nuu-
anu cars. Only $500. Certainly a
rargain. m,t algsN
P. E. r. Strauch
"a S. KING STREET.
WAITY BLDG, ROOM /.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-31

rotary will dud that there are at least
two elements In the Territory with
theories for Americanizing the Islands.
one believes in creating diversified
industry by attracting American cap
italists who will promote corporations
aud employ more orientals in mental
capacity.
The other takes the practical view
that reformation OF conditions must
start With the main industry. by secur-
Ing share Of It's labor from among
the nationalities eligible to citizen,
ship and also able aud willing to per.
form manual labor, This element be,
loves that only an act of God can up.
set economic laws, And II the pre-.
dominance OF the Oriental Is to be con.
tlnued without leaven of citizen lab.
or only few years viii elapse before
the people of Oriental nations viii be
the bosses and the capitalists as well
w the aborers, Then, whether Ha,
vail Is American or Oriental viii de-
pond entirely ON the power that has
been exercised by the public schools,
Hardly less important than the prob
lens associated with immigration is
the question of transportation, Hawaii
understands that the Federal admins
tratlon liz pledged to the very practical
and very sensible policy of subsidized
steamship lines, But while the states.
men of the interior States are lighting
over IT, n great injustice Is being done
these islands aud their progress re-
tardod, An executive onloer cannot
overcome all evils but II would be an
excellent thing for. Hawaii II Secretary
Straus would Offer some SUGGESTIONS on
the best lines for the Territory to fol.
low IN solving It's own transportation
troubles,
Tho Secretary Of Commerce ana
Labor IN certain to find this Territory
q very interesting place, and II he re-.
mains long enough he may decide that
he knows less of how best to solve lts
problems than he did when he arrived,
Ondor any circumstances, the people
Of the Territory bid him welcome and
whenever he comes In contact with
them viii endoayor to measure out u
full share of The large hearted hospl.
tally for which they have gained
somewhat of u reputation,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-31

Tho graflers who pose 0s pr0fes.
mOnal Americans here arc already
showing signs Of anxiety over the
G0trse 10 be- taken by Governor Frear.
We don't wonder. II has not been the
habit Of Washington 10 give Hawaii
Governors Of the sort that graftorg I'D.
miro and Judge Froar Is the kind Of q
man 10 make the pastures very scant
for them More power to hIm,--Ad.
vortigor editorial, July 81, '07.
The only Inference TO be drawn from
this foot assertion Is that any person
who assumes 10 ask Governor Frear
regarding bis policies IL 10 DO clagsod
with the graftors, II requires no by
Authority notice to convince the pub.
llc that Governor t'roar N no such
fool
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-31
Subscriptions
Rolled In And
Votes Went Out

Such a rush OF subscriptions and
outgoing Of votes has never been eeep
IN Honolulu as took place in the But
lstin office on Monday and Tuesday
and right up to the sounding Of the
$ o'clock whistle
II was certainly the greatest con.
test for the greatest project that has
ever been presented to the Hawaiian
public. The interest was limited only
by the borders Of the islands and the
points reached by wireless and the
telephone,
Representatives of the leading con
testants We're in constant touch with
their friends on the other islands, and
as Il appeared to them that compel
tors were making Roadway they con.
suited over the inter-island lines,
The rush began Monday morning,
and kept up till the last moment, Ae-
eordlng TO all indications the real CON
test will he between the first eight
or nine on the list, The Honolulu CON
tingent appears to have eentsred on
Miss Lucas and Miss Lemon, Kauai
on Miss Aloiau and Miss Mundon and
Hawaii has three, although Maui
claims a share In the honor done Miss
Satfrey since she was originally a
Maui girl, The Interest and the en-
thuslasm proves that the people en-
dorse the good work done by the B Il +.
etin In prbddins a splendid tour
for the young fadIes and Il also proves
the wide range Of popularity of the
Bulletin, that the subscriptions
should so to and the votes should
come from all parts Of the islands
a recent letter from Mrs, Weather
red, who Is TO honduet the Bullet in
Girls on their tsur, says that she will
'e'ye a special Late to few outsiders
who may wlsh|lto make the trip and
travel witt, the party. The matter Of
rates Mrs, Weatherred will discuss
when she arrives, but II there are PEG,
pie who would like to become mem.
bers OF the party and share the de.
lights Mrs' Weatherred has provided
Tor the popllar fayorItes, they will do
we'll to commdnIcate with this office
or Mrs Weatherred as soon as she
arrives,
Everything is now conferred on get,
tIng In the votes before 8 O'clock on
The 10th Of August, Remember that
your votes must be In, Don't hold on.
TO them any longer because II does no
good All votes as they arrive viii be
deposited In the vaults Of the Henry
Waterholse Trust Co, to await The
count by the officials,
IN order that the people Of the out
side ISLANDS may know the result Of
the count at the earIIeat hour possible
Manager 6alsh Of the Wireless Tel
eerapb Company has sent out the fol-
loving to operators on the llpei
ION Saturday 1Ight, August 10, want
line to be open for short time TO notify
suneesstlI ones IN HulIetlD con,
test As the count falls on Saturday
nl0ht do this as 2 speeIa favor 70
tnose ilnterssted' VIII DotIty yop AZ
What Hour 10 stand bW WY
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-31
Trent Trust Co.
WHOLESALE ROBBERS
ARRESTED At Iva

Deputy Sheriff Jack Fernandez OF
EVA this morning brought to the Oahu
prison a couple of prisoners who We're
convicted by Judge Hookano OF Eva
OF larceny on numerous charges, The
men are Juan Rodriguez. Porto Ric'
an, and Tun Chung, Korean They
are both old jailbirds, and We're only
released from prison July II, Since
then they have been terrorl2ing the
countryside around EVA and Walpa
hu, but We're speedily apprehended
nande2 and Onlcer Adam Duncan,
After being released from Jail the
men Immediately headed together foi
Alea, Here they robbed a japanese
house on the night of Sunday, July 90
On the night of the Following Tuesday
they took trunk from the house OF
u Japanese at Wahiawa They carried
II to camp they had made In the
glue bushes and rlned II Of all It's con
tents, On Wednesday night they
broke into a Japanese and q Hawaiian
house at Waipahu, At the latter place
they took ring from the hand Of {
sleeping woman, On Thursday nigh
they broke into Japanese house a
honolulu, but the owner discovered
Them and chased them away. Tha
same night they stole two horses from
u Japanese storekeeper,
At most of the places which they
robbed they secured silver watches
and clothing, Tho booty, including
The two horses, they kept at thell
camp, The men were arrested by Fer
nAnde2 and Duncan carly Friday morn
Ing, The Porto RIcan put up fierce
struggle but was finally oyerpowere(
by Fernandez They were handcuife(
pnd taken to the Eva jail, On Rod
rlgnez's person were found Ayi
watches.
While At tho jail Rodrigues made NJ
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-31
SIC lETARY STRAUS VISIT.

representing tho executive branch
Of the Government Secretary Straus
trip to Hawaii supplements Tho 0bscr'
walton tour made by mcmb0rg Of Con.
gross ahd goes fer 10 complete the IN
innate knowledge which the officers OF
The Federal Government should have
0f t1ls Territory
Mr.. Straus comes 1t q time whom the
course 0f events has put tho future Of
The Territory Of Hawaii very much IN
bis hands, for the Hawaii Of tomorrow
VIII dopohd very largely on what the
Immigrants mako II, And Mr. Stratus
administers tho immigration laws
Which our Congressional friends make.
II ~ 10 b. hoped that tho Secretary
has alreadJ noted that Hawaii ~ more
fiBitBt from The cGnters of immlgra
ton, from Which The mainlanG has
drawn it8 population, than any section
" Tho globe over which the American
nag 6les. Yet, occupying The position
0f border Territory, there IL no sec,
ton 81 The world under The protection
Of The American nag more IN Mood "
American citizenship timber,
Any proposition which c0ntempImos
The population Of Hawaii with few
Americans who exist BY the employ.
meBt " % subject race Violates every
theory NJ American development and
progress. Hawaii therefore must be-
placed IN position 10 obtain Euro
peans who VIII work In tho fields and
permanently settle on bOmegieadg Of
ferGd them, or this Territory must
undertake that which nearly MI majIp
Ianders and smaller percentage NJ
tho citizens Ut Hawaii believe lmDos'
sibIe--AmercaDlz and homestead on
private holdings Tho Iab0ring element
from The Orient
IN going over The situation tbe 8ec.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-31
Recipe For Saving
Money
+ : +
!. !. +

Pay rent 10 yourself Sit down
and figure out the amount of rent
you pay in twelve months, your
bills for moving. the amount for
Incidental repairs and other ex.
penses, which do not go toward
bepehtting YOU. Youll see 1t
would save money to buy a home,
Call and let us tell YOU OF the
bargains we have, Prices range
from $3.50 up to $4,000,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-31
Circulation of Evening Bulletin

Average daily circulation -. 25l0
Circulation Of Weekly Bulletin
Tuesday, July 20, 1907 ,,.u 1856
Number Of weekles delivered on
Island Of Hawaii alone -, 1882
Combined guaranteed average
circulation ,,,,.,,,,.n21 OO
BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO., LTD,
by G. q. BoCKUs
Business Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before mo
..u.... this 9th day Of July, Ammo
this goth day of July,Annd
(SEAL) Domini. 1907.
=, II, DURNETTE,
Notary Public, First judicial Circuit,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-31

attcmpt TO escape tie had secured q
knife aud by MEANS Of this he cat a
hole IN the boards of the uoor BOG he
could mot penetrate the iron plate
which lies under the wooden aoOrug.
The Korean confessed 10 an the rob
berries they had committed and last
saturday both We're convicted Real
riguez was sentenced to Imprisonment
for two years and Tuu Chung Tor rs
months.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-31
Il a ~ Nd N N M M N nj NJ ID D1 NJ G ID
Y HONOLULU WEATHER ~
~ Il a u ~ a " A a.
" " n " " " Y " " " " " " " " y

July III,
Tompornturoa--G n m, 7G Il. M,
ST; 10 u. M, 49, noon, 81; morning
minimum, &C.
Barometer, u, m, 30,0G; absolute
humidity, 8 a. mo- 1882 grains per
cubic foot; relative humidity, s u, m,
70 per cont, dew point, q, m, 70,
Wind--G o. M, velocity &, direction
N. H.. Su, M, velocity B,4dlrectlon N
li; 10 u. m. velocity 0, direction u;
noon, velocity 0, direction N E,
Rainfall during "a hours ended $ a
M, trace,
Total wind movement during "a
hours ended NJ noon, 1902 miles,
VIM. Il, STOCKMAN,
Section Director, y, 4. Weather Bureau.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-31
FOR SALE.

a now guitar harp, cheap, Corner
Alakea and Hotel Lauhala House
37671t. ft