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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26
AS AMERICANS.

One Of those interested in the I'M
migration movement asks, what the
haolos and fIawaiians are going to
90 about II?
There Is Just one and only one an
gwer to this query.
Every citizen Of this Territory Is
expected to act as becomes an Amer
lean citizen.
There Is no doubt that the Euro
rcan immigration scheme approved by
the President and allowable under
the new immigration law Is the
American policy for this Territory.
II means balancing Of our labor
population and that Is the best guar
antee of the progress and prosperity
for the citizen labor now here.
Let 1t be remembered in approach
ing this subject that before man Is
either haole or Hawaiian, he Is
American.
This should be the answer of the
Legislature, and it should be eX-
pressed In n favorable vote for APP
Iroprlation or taxation, or both, that
will provide for the continuation of
the immigration work so well start
ed by contributions from outsiders,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26

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We are indebted 10 DR.. Brown OF
Atlanta. President of the American
Anti-Tuberculosis League. for a mark
ed copy Of the Atlanta Georgian"
containing an editorial entitled-"To
Stay the Great White Plague" II Is
very timely and very startling but IL
Is also very true
All OF the States and Territories are
more and more alive TO the need oil
united action. and In AN interesting
number of States appropriations have
been made for the establishment OF
laboratories and sanataria for the
care, treatment and study Of tuber-
culous patients.
"The advance OF the great white
plague" says the Georgian" into
the ranks of our race is an event more
calculated to strike terror to the hearts
of the people than the advance OF
Japan upon the territory of the Philip
pines, or u score of battleships In full
armgament OF the coasts Of Charleston
and New York.
"One hundred and fifty thousand vie
tins to consumption every year makes
a mortality greater than has been re.
corded IN any foreign war that the
republic has ever waged or fought and
greater than the carnage OF the Rus
sian-Japanese war.
I'VE have read from the pen Of ouI
own physicians citing statistics 70
show that one person out Of every
nine In this country dies Of tubercu'
lOsis, and over 30 per cent Of all people
have at some time In their lives had
II in their system In one form or an
other. II may. be given as a scientific
computation that a cOnsumptiye In th'
third stage Of the disease expectOratei
-four billion tubercular bacilli every
day into the air which Is breathed anG
inhaled by the thousands Of people
who live In the same orbit In whicl
he moves so THAT THE FIRST
GREAT MOVEMENT IN WHICH THE
PEOPLE AND THE AUTHORITIES
MUST JOIN THE DOCTORS Is IN
THE EFFORT TO DISPOSE PROP
ERLY AND CAREFULLY OF TIKI
GERM-LADEN sPuTUM or CON
SUMPTIyES.
1T Is nothing more nor less than ;
crime for any cOnsumptiyes 10 spit II
| the closed cars or In heated rooms O
IN the garments which 30 into IN,
laundry lists with the garments o
other people with whom they are as
ISOLATED.
"The consumptiye who Is coughing
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26
THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

lHr1I existence must have funds tu
Uui Iifr into % She Institution must
hlyv 90 huUdInr which might we'll
hu provided Iw Doe the ioan bin BE-
must have an appropriation iuI thp
sian 0f instructors. the CLASSROOM
and laboratory equipment
This the Legislature uI the Terri.
tory must furnish
The time ior liberal appropriation
is particularly opportuno. owing 90
the assured visit of leading members
cot Congress % DO can bp shown that
th0 Legislature of this Territory has
not only established the college but
ulsu appropriated in a manner which
expresses appreciation of the hiEh
character OF the institution. members
Of Congress cannot fail TO bo enthu-
siIstlc for the BIN which Delegate
Kuhiu viii introduce To give Hawaii
all the benefits which the Federal
Government gives similar colleges of
the mainland
The Bulletin cOugratulatos tho
members OF the Legislature aud the
Governor.
There is more work 10 be done, and
this paper believes our Executive
and the Legislators will not mar the
splendid record already made.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26

Senator Duwactt's proposal 10 keep
hubble school salaries below $500. n
month may not be intended to oper.
ate In the interests Of private schools,
but such will be the result II adopt
cd. Not q private school Of the Ter
rirory cquips It's pupils better than
the highcr-grade public schools. I'M
der Mr.. Dowsett's scheme iirst-class
teacher In the public school can be
drawn over 10 private school ranks
10y few dollars month Increase,
thus placing the schools Of the pcO-
pie at a disadvantage.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26
THE MAYNARD YOUTH

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80 a a,,,n,,, a., Nv ENGLAND
40 - a., ,n,, ,Yh.ro nn n.rsnn is inn.
,.,,sonaJ a., a., II,,,s,, az Corroc,io,
a., ,,,,,t ,,bi,a,,,sh.J collie ar, emnty
tb.,,L roJ rho ntat.s and cu,,s ana
s,nc,,s in ,,g nsntry srs meyer taken
60, tba sb.iyas ,rLs n.eIess hniIs
no, A, ,b,Ir r,,stI,s, st,,,Iss m. mas.
ta, ana ,,Istr,.sl nj m. iaII an nm Ifa
.Ly taLing hummer hoarders I'm tbe
hn,so .s.i.n.J to tban,
10 4, ~ IN tho nnyor az tho Chris
,Ian mon ana women "a achieve a
trInnnh ,kIn ia ina, IN evary county
vyhnn ,ba ro,,g,ons and moral toyccs
cnn,IIn. "a their ,Vnrk al certain vic.
tnry thai ~ IA sag when ,hey sa
J.t.rmins
Nore tbsp ,bIs aud h.,tsr than this
I KNOW ,Lant God many bonsebold,
of Christian training wh.re IittIo
cbitdr,,,, .,n,,, an, clad ana banny no,
cause tbsy Lpnw ,hev are Cad's cbII.
dr.n -wber. ,bev meyer feared I.
hlow where they meyer sbrunk nm.
der anper.-wbere life has been a,
beautiful and as glad 10 them a,
heaven
Now a. e. I'm the power of the Chris
tIan men ana women of amy place I,
10 bring uD their own households, sc
ia show tbeir neIgbhors wbat ReIIgior
isy-that Lave IN the Whole as IL
achieve everywhere a victory az Rreal
AS that when they so determine
And not TO 20 further. 1 know and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26
NOT SCHUNAA'S STOCK

In the report Of the suit Of the Ha-
waiian Carriage Co. against Schuman's
company for an accounting. given In
Yesterdays Bulletin an error was made
in stating that the complainant claimed
to have expended s3,9l5.i3 in purchas-
ing the stock OF the defendant
The complaint states that this
amount was expended by the plaintiff
In purchasing a portion OF the stock
Of the Pacific Vehicle and Supply Co..
with which Schuman has no connec-
ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26
LIBEL SUIT RESULT
OF HANDLING
OF BOYCOTT FUNDS

An interesting libel suit was filed In
the Police Court this morning by Chow
Yuen, Of Kauai, against Chong Chock
Iai ON account Of an article published
In the Hawaiian Chinese News. Ac-
cOrding To the complaint the article
mentioned caused Chow Yuen to b.
brought into disgrace. adherence. od-
Ium, hatred, contempt and ridicule
The article mentioned IL translated ~
follows:
AT Kappa. Kauai. there are fOuI
persons wong Kan. Lee Kwai SaG
LeOng Vat and Ng KwaD who sub.
hcrlbed 81 each toward the boycott
fund, and paid the same TO Hee Fat
yuen Kwai and Chow Yuen. a commit
tee VI three. who received the money
and gave receipts therefor. These com
mitteemen are jealous supporters o
the Bow Wong faction OF the boycott
These three committeeman did not
forward the above four mems subscrip
lions to the Treasurer. Lam Nun Boo
Afterward these four men handed owe,
their receipts for subscriptions Il
Wong Dai Chut to demand back thei
money from the Boycott's Headquart
ers. the Headquarters COMMITTEES
searched among the books and foun,
no such names. No wonder the Bow
Wong party says daily to protect tn
boycott fund and re-establish Boycott
and collect all the subscriptions. An
this Is the way they protect the Boy
colt fund"
Chow Yuen Is represented by OK
County Attorney Il. a. Douthitt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26
NowsbOyS
.AtthebathS

d wac Bulletin Newshoy Night at
the Hotel Baths last night and Dol
~ tim" the youngsters OF the Bullc-
tin news-serNiCe had
There was not NJ large an out
turning OF the sellers as was antici-
patod, owing TO the fear OF laukaa
which the recent enforcement OF the
curfew law has put In the heart Of
the small boy Enough braved the
dangers however. To keep things
pretty lively about the Baths
Manager Woods had warmed the
water for the boys. ~ that they
might stay In rs long as they pleased
without taking cold. They did all
the stunts that were ever done and
had good time. AS only boys can
who love the water.
Monday night has been scheduled
as the Bulletin Boys Night for a
while at least and there will be jolly
doings. FOR a newsboy loves a swim
as nothing else.
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up million germs should realize that
he may be- committing a million muir.
ders by care Sssness along this line
SOCIETY HAS A RIGHT TO DE.
MAND THAT IN ALL THESE WAYS
THE CONSERVATIVE SHOULD NOT
BE a MENACE TO THE PUBLIC.
We are proud Of our sanitariums
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26
HHas HHssH Essss sa
% HONOLULU WEATHER
saHsnsEHEaHHHaE ~ n

MATCH ~
TempeatuTes-C o.. M, &c, \. m,
Is; 10 a. m, 10, noon. 49,. morning
minimum, C5.
Barometer. a. M, 5000: absolute
humidity \ a. ~. 6.jS2 grains per
cubic foot: relative humidity. : q. M,
~ per cent: dew point. s a. m. "a.
Wind-C a. M. velocity 4. direction
~ H.. n. m. velocity 4, direction T.:
10 a. m. velocity ~. direction y. t.;
noon. velocity H. direction n. y.
Rainfall during "A hours ended .
a M, ~ inch.
Total wind movement during "a
hours ended at noon, 23i miles.
Wa. 4 sToCKMAN.
Section Director. a. s. Weather bureau
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26

Whether the Governors veto on
the Kohala hospital Is upheld or not
this Legislature should provide sufli-
Client funds 60 maintain az least one
general hospital on each Of the ISL
andB Those already established
should not be left to precarious cX.
iEteucc subject TO private charity.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26

Feed some Of the Congressman on
% short ration OF fish and poi Then
they will know how II is in Hawaii,
when Uncle Sam takes large chunks
r. Federal revenue and gives little In
IptuTu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26
NEW = TO-DAY
STOCK BOOKS CLOSED

The stock books Of the Pioneer
Mil Co, Ltd, will be- closed 10 trans.
fcrs from March - to April !, 1907
both dates inclusive.
Sgd. w. PFOTENIIAuER.
Treasurer. Pioneer Mil Co, Ltd.
3G5O-lt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26

The Territory Stables Co. are again
at business at their old stand with a
new manager. The best Of livery on
hand and furnished upon short no.
tice. The care and boarding OF horses
guaranteed TO be the best and satisfac-
ton assured,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26

This Legislature has done 50 well
during the first thirty days, the rec
ord should be- an inspiration to do
better in the last thirty.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26

Members Of the Territorial Senate
should not forget that the Primary
bin represents q party promise. To
defeat Il means q violation of pledge.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26

There will De Il moonlight band con-
cert AT Thomas Square this evening at
1880. Following Is The program:
PART !.
Oyerture-"POet and Peasant Suppe
Ballad-"MoOn and Coon" go. Fisher
ermezZo-"Cherry" ........ Albert
SelectiOn-"Patiouce" ....... Sullivan
PART II.
VOcal-lIawaiian songs. AR. by Berger
Selection Messenger Boy" MoncktOn
Finale-Three new marches
tal "AdJutant TriDpe" ...... Tyreil
lbD "rhe ProsDectOr" ....... Holmes
CcJ The Eagles" .......... Schultz
THE star Spangled Banner"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26
Circulation OF Evening Bulletin

Average daily circulation 90. 1922
Circulation Of Weekly Bulletin
Tuesday. March 10, 1907 .... $3.50
Number Of weeklies delivered on
the Island Of Hawaii alone lila
Combined guaranteed average
circulation ........... 1892
BULLETIN PUBLISHING Co, LTD,
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Business Manager.
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fore me this 28d day of
IEEAL1 March. Ammo Dumini,
1907.
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Notary Public. First Judicial Circuit.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26
Territory Of Hawaii, }
Honolulu, )ss;

G.. q. BODklS. Business Manager
of the Bulletin Publishing Company
Limited. being first duly sworn, on
oath depoHus and says: That the FOL.
lowing is @ trte and correct state
mont of the circulation for the week
ending Friday March 90. 1907. OF
IT, Daily and Weekly Editions OF the
Evening Bulletlu.--
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26

Representative Pail intImatcs that
we arc not Americans yet Speak
Tor yourself Mir. Pail The majority
Will disagree.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26
For Sale

Bargain at Kaimuki. One acre Of
ground fenced and erased with six
room house and stable. Good loea,
tion.. Fine view. $4,000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26
BAND CONCERT

HRHB HRxHEaa sEsa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26
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10 kept on hIs at e.
c. pAkE'e ApvER
tbs N q AGENCY,
THIS PAPER

t24 sansoms st., San Francis
where contracts for advsrtIs
b. made for u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-26
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The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
LAST BATTLE ship ARRIVES
Minnesota Completes Complement
of the Pacific Fleet.
Weather FRvOrS the Work of Prep
aratiOn and Hampton Roads Pre-
Sents n Busy Scene.

Norfolk. Dec 1.-THE battle ship Min
nesota, flying the flag Of Rear Admiral
Charles NJ. Thomas. commander of the
South division OF the Pacific fleet, arrived
in Hampton Roads this afternoon. COM
pleting the fleet OF sixteen battle ships
which will sail for the Pacific on Decem-
Der Is
The Minnesota had been maneuvering
off Cape Henry since yesterday for the
purpose Of perfecting some adjustments
TO her machinery.
Immediately after the firing of salutes
Admiral Thomas paid an official call on
Admiral Evans, commander-in-chief Of
the feet. aboard the Connecticut. The
Minnesota dropped anchor in lire with
the battle ships Ohio. Missouri. and
Maine, the other ships OF the third diyi-
sion.
The weather to-day favored the work
of getting the feet ready for sea. II
was fair and the water smooth. enabling
the handling of barges and the transfer
ence of supplies to the ships with more
dispatch and greater safety.
The installation OF wireless telephone
on the various ships OF the fleet was
and his assistants, but II viii be a day
or two before all the phones have been
properly adjusted to give their best serv-
ice The results obtained from the phones
have been highly satisfactory.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
BLOW TO ROGUES' GALLERY
Brooklyn Court Rules Against Pic
lures of Unconvicted.
Gives Cow, Accused Bank Official,
Right TO Criminal Action
Against Police.

New York. Dee. 1l.--Justice Burr, OF the
Supreme Court. Brooklyn. handed down a
decision to-day holding that the police
department had absolutely no right to
photograph and measure prisoner
against his viii before conviction.
In the case of William Cow. the in
dicted Borough Bank director. which was
the one before the court Justice Burr
held that the acts Of the police were not
only lawless but criminal in character
and that every person concerned in the
photographing and measuring OF Cow is
liable both 10 a civil suit for damages
and prosecution for assault
Justice Burr's decision. II sustained
means that the rogues' gallery VIII 90
out Of existence, except for pictures or
convicted criminals.
Mr. Cow was taken by the Brooklyn
police after he had surrendered himself
to the district attorney. His counsel.
Martin w. Littleton. has accused the
police Of having kidnapped Cow. Cow
applied 10 Justice Burr for the writ OF
mandamus directing the police commits
sioner. Acting Capt. Kuhne. OF the Brook
lyn Detective Bureau. and others to bring
the Cow pictures and measurements into
court and destroy them.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
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The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
FUNERAL OF A SUICIDE.
Lawrence :. NicOIaf Takes LHuda-
uum and Ends Life.


The funeral Of Lawrence S. Nicolai.
formerly a prosperous oil dealer OF this
city, who drank a quantity OF laudanuni
early yesterday morning in his room at
the George Washington Hotel, Fifteenth
street and New York avenue, resulting
i'm his death within a short time. will take
place this afternoon.
Services viii be held in the chapel OF
Lees undertaking establishment, 552
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. the Rev.
G. Fiske Dudley officiating. The remains
will be taken TO Baltimore for interment
in Greenmoun, Cemetery Friday after
noon.
Dependency. resulting from worry over
the Standard Oil Companys business, is
said TO be the reason Tor the mans act.
Members OF the family say that "a short
time after he started I'm the wholesale of
business in this city, twenty-five years
ago. the Standard interests began to press
the independent company. and after d
fight. compromise was agreed upon.
Under this agreement, the family claim,
the firm was TO continue operations under
the name OF Nicolai Brothers. but was to
be controlled by the Standard interests
Both Lawrence s. and Charles d. Nicolai.
under the agreement, were 10 receive a
salary as II they still had connections
with the firm.
This salary was always paid the men,
bers of the deceased's family say, until
few years ago. when the Standard Oil
Company ceased its payments. Lawrence
Nicolal then attempted to again start an
independent company at Rosslyn. Va. but
the venture failed, leaving him bankrupt,
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
Mcconnell DiScOperieSin VitaIFOrce
PrOve Scientific Cure
for Heart Trouble
Mr.. Mcconnell Lectures Friday 8 p NJ, at Dupont
Circle, and To-day at II A. NJ at Rooms of Life
Electricity Institute, III6 F ST. ~ W.

Mr.. McConneH's investigation in the
science OF vital production proved so
startling that the public could not believe
we had a new epoch-making discovery.
But after thoroughly proving bis claims
with scores OF invsIids, all who investi-
gate find that his three great claims are
true. That he has proven that any inva-
lid may cure himself when physicians
cannot. by learning how vital power is
produced. and increasing its production:
that old people have actually rejuvenated
themselves. and that we'll people have in
creased their mind power through in
creased vital power.
one medically incurable disease that IS
easily cured by self increase Of vital
production Is heart trouble Heart trou-
bic is considered "A disease OF the heart
when IL is not. The heart is a muscular
pump. and it takes power 10 run IL. Ike
any machine pump. When the vital pow
er which runs the heart is weakened the
heart is weakened. When there is plenty
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12

Of vital power. the heart gets enough
power 70 run It To the normal need.
Very low vitality 80 weakens the heart
supply that the muscular valves get fab
By, and not strong enough for their use
Il is al caused by very low vitality. When
there is plenty of vital power produced.
all the heart weakness is gone.
The medical treatment Of heart trouble
is by giving deadly pOisons in small guam
titles. like strychnine and nux vomica-
This stimulates for a while. but weakens
worse than ever
Nothing can be cured by poisoning the
body. This is why heart disease is con-
sidered incurable-
Mr.. Mcconnell has not failed in a single
case who carries out this scientific prin-
ciple Of vital increase. A few weeks is
long enough for one 10 cure himself OF
the worst ease.
In the same Way nervous prOStTauOu. in
digestion. and every other chronic weak
ness caused by lew vitality can be cured
IN all cases by vital increase.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
Many Renting Houses.

Among the prominent residences re-
Gently rented by the Office of William
Corcoran Hill are the following:
DR.. Joseph A. Holmes. of the Geological
Survey, has rented 2137 lie Roy place
northwest; Senior Don Enrique Cortes,
Minister from Colombia, 172S n street
northwest; Senior Don Luis Felipe Carlo,
Minister from Ecuador. 1902 Connecticut
avenue; Hon. Edwin DENLY, 12lS New
Hampshire avenue northwest: Senator
Reed Smoot, 1886 Connecticut avenue
northwest. TIE residence of DR. Charles
Bispham; Mr.. Harrie c. Ansley, treasurer
of the Southern Railway, 1880 Nineteenth
street; Mr.. n. Veloz GoiticOa. Of the
jamestown Exposition, 1873 NJ street
northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
TALK ON IRISH LITERATURE.
Rev. Thomas j. Shahan, ID. D., Ad-
dresses Gaelic Society.

Rev. Thomas J. Shahan, d. D., Of the
Catholic University was the principal
speaker at the regular meeting of the
Gaelic Society. held last evening, at the
Carroll Institute, GIG Tenth street north
west.
His subject. The Life and Times OF Sir
Samuel Ferguson. Poet and Antiquarian"
was handled in a masterful way, and
showed the depth and character of the
Irish literature.
DR.. Shahan described the Irish literature
as moral and elevating in thought. He
said. had this celebrated Irish poet de-
voted himself TO English literature in
stead of antiquarian pursuits, he would
have been superior 10 Tennyson."
Following the principal address. James
Mooney, president Of the society, gave
short talk on the customs of the ancient
Irish people.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
walsh sentence COMMITTED.

President Roosevelt has commuted the
sentence Of dismissal imposed by court
martial upon Cadet James L. Walsh.
member of the second class at West
Point, to require Cadet Walsh to be con-
fined within the limits of the reservation
and TO serve extra hours of duty as a
punishment until April /, 1905 Cadet
Walsh was found guilty of drinking in
toxicating liquors. He il a native Of
Massachusetts,