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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25
SaitO Is
Very Pacific
JAPANESE PUBLICIST SAYS FUR
ORE ABOUT ARMY IS ALL
NONSENSE

Shiuichiro Snito, one of the lead
ing men of Japan writes signed ar
tiulc for the San Francisco Call in
which he rcfutes the ideas regard
ing Japan that are being spread
abroad by Frederick llaslllns the cor
respondent of the San Francisco Bul-
ietin. In his article Saito sets forth
the reason for Japan's extreme ac-
tivity in increasing its armament.
lie says:
Every intelligent observer of the
Asiatic question must have conyinc-
cd himself that sooner or later there
will be II great political cOnvulsion
and national uphoavul. and out OF
the resulting consequences and final
adjustment the destiny of an empire
Of 100000 Of people will depend;
and the peace of the whole world
and the progress of civilization will
be at stake. And when this time
shall come, what will he the position
which Japan must assume? The
'h'FNl'h - a. WV Nl''l llB 'll't IMAM"
ing one pause and ponder, and even
puzzles the most enlightened of the
Japanese statesmen. To meet
squarely the contingencies such as
these, Japan can lose no time, but
must be prepared, and this prepara-
tiOn must he made whether Japan
Is rich or poor, prosperous or power
ty stricken; and when the time shall
arrive, she must marshal her army
and navy for defense, whether she
may be ruined or saved. This Is, in
the main, the reason why, in the
words of Mr.. Haskins, Japan Is
spending millions to 1T out the ar
my and navy"
The Americans may rest assured
that Japan has not the remotest idea,
nor even a thought, of waging war
against them, nor does she entertain
any III feeling against them on ac-
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seized upon aud made great iraorna.
tiunul affairs.
when we realize" said he, "thut
in case Of war with Japan VIC could
| do nothing practically to harm TIA,
country, whereas We would he oy
posed on all sides to injury that can.
not be computed, II becomes Il mat
ter of absolute necessity for oug
peace and tranquility that we should
not only have naval force in thu
| Pacific as large as that Of Japan, but
that on account of our strategic dis
advantage we should have u very sub,
| stantlal margin Of superiority"
In conclusion, Mr.. IlObsOn said:
at may DO remarked that at this
| critical junCturc, when the world H.
| drifting towards wars, that the fail
urc on the part of America to build
mp the naval power adequate TO keel
peace in the Pacific Ocean will b.
| liable to entail not only war be
tween America and Japan, but uiti
| mately war between the White
race and the Yellow race, and engen
der a hatred and anger between. tn,
races that would prevent the carry
| ing Of the Gospel Of Peace through
out Asia. The truc policy for q
Christian to advocate is to have hi.
country, the great peace country
keep the peace, secure and Great
the opportunity for the church t,
reach the myrIads Of Asia and carry
] the Gospel until every knee shall
bow
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25

John Toner a New York motor
man, has been awarded $4,000 for
the loss Of leg because of careless
ness Of fellow worker. This Is tho
FIRST Judgment under the new labor
law, which holds company respon-
sible for injuries received by one en-
ploye through the negligence Of an
other.
George Gould has asked Paris au-
thoritles for Prince Hclle de Sagan's
police record with a view to proving
to his sister, Nine Anna, that the
suitor for her hand is rake and
millions in debt, it Is said.
Miss Annette Loeb, daughter OF
Charles Loeb of New York, wds mar
ricd in Rome, italy, to Sig. Arturo
Luzzato, member Of the Italian Par
lament.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25
Mcclellan Bridge Tea

one Of the most elaborate and bril-
liant bridge teas ever given here was
the one on Tuesday that Mrs. John
Mcclellan was hostess of. Tho Wal
kiki dining room Of the Young hotel
was utilized for the occasion, being
divided by pOrtericrcs. The section
reserved for the card players and the
other for SER ng the tea. The tea
table was most lovely, fragrant double
violcts and maidcnhair being used
layishly in the decorative scheme. Tho
first prize, solid silver card receiver,
was won by Mrs. Harry Lewis, and
Mrs. W. l.. Stanley was given half
dozen of solid silver spoons for the
second prize. Mrs. McGrew won q
Dresden china cup and saucer and
Mrs Moore of Redlands, took away
the CONSOLATION prize. Among those
present Mrs Ebcn Low, Mrs. 5.
Allen, Mrs. George Renton Mrs. Nc,
Grew, Mrs. Arthur Berg Mrs. Dat
Mrs. Lakeland, Mrs. Halstcad, Mrs c,
A. Brown, Mrs. w. l.. Stanley, Mrs
Brock, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Won
IIamm, Miss Bertha Young, Mrs, Grin
baum, Mrs. Hopper, Mrs. Moore, Mrs
Harry Lewis, Mrs. Mary Widdihcld.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25

count OF any SuCn tIlNlUN question
AS the japanese labor Ia the United
states: moreover, in order to con-
tinuc the historical friendly rcla-
lions between the two countries. ia
pan-the whole Japancac people
are quite willing to stop the entire
future Japanese Immigration to the
United States. If the japanese labor
cr is an undesirable ware i'm the
American market, or "a detrimental
laborer to the American peace and
prospcritv. The Pacific ocean Is
wide enough TO afford Il fun play to
the flags of both nations. and the
commercial interests between the
two countries are too closely inter-
woven 10 permit any quarrel without
a disastrous loss to the people of
both,
As to the PHILIPPINES islands. lot
MS assure the Americans once for all
that so long as the archincIago shall
remain under the protection of the
American flag and as long as It shall
he maintained not as q disturbing
factor in the general peace Of Asia,
SO long Japan shall be happy with
the Thought that such large portions
Of her ncighborhood are set aside
for progressive developmcnt withou,
japanese care or worry.
Such sweeping assertions of the
Bulletin 't6rresuondrrt as that ia
pans only salvation is emigration. %
that japan is to shut up China tn
all OF the other puwcrs," that the
"Japanesc cannot cOmurchcnd or un-
dcrstand the white mans code" or
being incapable Of PLAYING the
game in white mans way" there
fore "he might msottle the peace
of the wOrld''-Dho statements may
simply be considered as merely an
individual opinion Of that authority
and safely be left to the intelligent
understanding Of the American peo-
pie. We do not assert that Japan is
not poor. She Is indeed poor
small country, only half the size OF
the state of California. TO this poor
small, weak nation however, heaven
has imposed the Ouurous task of lead.
ing many ten millions of people &c
the pass of civilization and progress
and she is heavens Waterman It
kCon tho nnurp aud tho bnInnrc pl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25
Why Japan Continues Aiming
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25
Pedro Party

Mrs J. A. ROdanout gave a deligh,
ful pedro party on Thursday night, the
occasion being the 18th birthday o!
her daughter. she was the recipient
Of many beautiful presents and All the
guests heartily congratulated the
charming girl. Tho FIRST prize q.
ladies' was won by Miss Davis. ana %
was n ring. Mr.. Lyndcr won tho first
man prize, beautiful collar box, ana
the consolation prize was carried of
by Mr.. Todd. Delicious refroshmcntz
of ices, cakes. coffee and sandwlchcs
We're served. II was Il very pleasan,
affair and will be long remembered by
the guests.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25
SOCIAL NOTES
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Slopes and they were won by Mrs. c
Brown, Mrs. James Doughcrty, Mrs
Anterior. while the mems prizes were
carried away by Mr.. NJ. Phillips, MI
Atherton. a delicious supper was
served.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25
Bridge at Mrs. Walls

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wall enter
tanned at bridge last evening in honor
of General and Mrs, Mcclellan. Tho
rooms were beautifully decorated with
flowers of the choicest varieties, AMI
a banking Of fine maidonhair ferns
was most pleasing to the eye, Orchids
were much noticed and unique y0ria.
ton Of palms and greens were effect.
lively placed Mrs Wall was hand
somely dressed and dcightful host
ess. The first prizes were brass vases
aud bowls in different and unusual
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25

Among those who entertained for
Governor and Mrs. Walter Froar were
Judge and Mrs. Seldom Kingsbury,
who gave beautiful dinner on Tues.
day in their honor Purple and white
violots massed low with maiden-hair
ferns cncirclcd the round table, and
white gardcrias were passed with the
finger bowls Tho guests included Or,
and Mrs, Doremus Scuddor, Mrs. G.
II. Hosmer, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Nc,
Canlless, Mr. Ralph Hosmcr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25
Easter Breakfast

One Of the prottIest Easter break
fasts Of last week vas given by Mr.,
and Mrs. Albert Campbell. Upon n
circle Of plato r.uss leSi'G l. superb
center piece of ltllics-of thcNalley I'm
Circling this was a nc - Of CCiurCd hail
egg shells and peeping from beneath
tiny chickens displayed themselves
upon the fragrant bed. Attached to
the place cards were nosegays of H.
ies-of.the-valley and tiny fcatherCd
chicks The rooms were fragrant wit!
the spring blossoms, which prurusc!y
decorated the apartment Mrs. Camp
bell, beautiful young woman of III,
Greek type, looked well in hcr simple
'rock Of white.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25

There Is not an empty room at the
Pleasanton and only Mr.. and Miss
Logic sailed in the Korea. Several
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25

Ullle NlnIhIF were gwen NulluE Nlt
week. among those who entertained
being Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Bell. who
had a litt'c dinner for MIR. and Mrs.
Kelly Brown Miss Marion Bell and
Mr.. Il. G. Stackablo, Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Enudscn had q small dinner
on Sunday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis NJ. Swau2y and Mr. and Mrs.
Eric HnudsCu. the latter couple sail
ing for the Coast on the Alameda.
They arrived from Kauai on Saturday
and made the Pleasanton their home
while in Honolulu. Captain and Mrs.
Rccs have engaged rooms at the
Plcasauton and viii move there the
first Of May. Captain Rcos is the new
naval commander who has replaced
Admiral Very Both Captain and Mrs.
Rces are delightful and Honolulu is
greatly blessed TO have them. They
were most popular in Portsmouth. n.
H., and are most socially inclined.
4 4
Probably no one has been more
widely entertained than popular Mrs.
Hyde, who sails the 10th Of May for
the Coast. Mrs. Holloway gave her
a large tea not long since and yester-
day she entertained at luncheon in
her honor Among those who have
given affairs In her honor are Mrs.
Sanford T. Dole. Mrs. Jordan, Mrs.
Dillingham;. Mrs. =. McCandlcss and
many others. Mrs. Hyde Is most de-
lightul to meet. She possesses the
enthusiasm of youth tempered with
lfe's experiences. Her conversation
is always interesting and she posses
SEES brilliant and fascinating person
atty. Mrs Dillingham;. | believe, has
cards out FOR tea next Friday IN Ter
honor.
Mrs. Gardner Wilder. whose cngaSo.
ment to Mr. CONFESS has been at
nounccd, expected to marry very sool.
Her late husband belonged TO the well
known and popular Wilder family. Nj.
CONFESS comes Of an old Massachu-
sets fgamIly and his people have Il
beautiful country place in the su.
burbs Of Boston. A sister Of Mr.
Conucgs Is married to an English army
officer.
Mrs. Hampton and Mrs. Alexander.
from Oakland, are guests at the Alex
cnder Young hotel. They are being
greatly entertained and are most
charming to meet. picnic lunch is
being given today by Mrs. Water
house, ST., for Mrs. Alexander, on
! Tantalus, and there are many enter
tainments In her honor to be given
next week.
Among those departing in the Korea
who will be greatly missed were Mrs.
| Newall, the Misses Winston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pmsbary Mrs. +. b. Winston
and Miss Duyall The Misses Wins.
ton, charming girls, have been much
admired.
Mrs. Davies and the committees OF
the Missionary Union gave an at
home" at Craissidc at p. m. on
TUESDAY, In honor Of DeaconesB Por.
ter. It was a well attended and en-.
| ioyablc affair.
Mr. and Mrs. C., Holloway gave
| most ENJOYABLE bridge evening on
"Wednesday. Among those present
were Ex-Governor and Mrs. George
Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Strong, MIR. and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Rauucy Scott sailed
for the Coast in the Alameda and will
remain in the Eastern States for the
summer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25
For the Judds

I OF lne JuuuS
Mrs. A. Francis Judd. Of NuulnG
avenue, who is giving a series Of teas
for her charming now daugh,crin-
law, Mrs. james Judd, entertained in
her honor on Thursday afternoon.
There were only relative and Nuulnu
valley people present, many coming
on after "Thc Reading Of Job" Mrs.
James Judd was p.cttily dressed in a
white Princess frork tucked and inlet
with insertion and lace. She ~ re-
cciylng much social attcQtion, and
everybody is much pleased with her.
+ +
The Harvard Club OF Hawaii had
It's second annual dinner at the
home of Judge S NJ. BallOu on Mon
day evening, April 30. The spacious
dining-room had handsome dccora-
lions in which the crimson and Har-
ward colOrs were conspicuous. +. A..
MCtt-Smith carved the delicious
rCagt pig and served it in his polit-
vst political manner. Dr. w. Il.
princkcrhoff assisted in the dissec.
ton with his surgical instruments,
while II. \. Knudsen gave an H.
lustration of the way the Kauai
baronS hand out choice small farms
to would-be homcsteadcrs.
Considerable business was trans
acted after the dinner. The report
Of III, StnInptg' IA rnu,pnittnn tho
policy of the club in the matter o.
giving aid to students, and other
matters were discussed. $. NJ. Bal
lou, president and Il. S. Hosmer, sec
rctary-treasurer, are the years OFF,
GERS. II. S. Homer will be the club
representative at the meeting of the
Associated Harvard Club, 20 he held
In Philadelphia in May, while =. L,
Horne, c. II. Olson, Il. 4. Knudsen,
c. G. White and Il. o. Hall, all OF
whom expect to be In the East AT
the time, will go along as delegates
The success of this dinner was 80
great as to lead to demand that
the men of the club get together
more often. The following were
present: President J. A. Wilder, X
S. Hosmer, S. NJ. Bnllou, W. Il. Cas-,
tie, W. f. Dillingham;, L. \. Kuud,
sen, u. A. Mott-Smith, DR.. W. II
BrincIierhoff, II, b. Anderson, W. A
Love, II. a. Walker, j, ID. Dole, a
+. Grimths, j. NJ. Monsarrat, G. A
Davis, w. w. Bruner, Il, O. Hall
| =. d Lowrey and DR.. f. II. Clarl
of Massachusetts.
/ +
, Among those who entertained fn
Governor and Mrs, Walter Frcar wer,
Judge and Mrs. Seldom Kingsbury
who gave beautiful dinner on Tues
! 4 Ia, a. b..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25

II and Mrs. Dorcmus Scudder and
Mr. and Mrs. D. l.. Wilmington have
been spending the week with IL, c.
Brown at Wahlawa.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25
Their Silver Wedding

Waikiki, Maui. april 2i--Mr and
Mrs. Jas. Shaw celebrated their sill.
yer wedding at their nome at Paia
last Saturday evening, which was very
largely attended by the numerous
friends and relatives of the happy
couple. Their son, Jas. r.. who has
been a resident of San Francisco for
some time. returned just in time to b.
present al the festivities. Buses con
voyCd'a large number of friends from
Wailuku and Kahului to the scene of
spectiyc homes during the wee sma
hours Of the morning. The gifts
which consisted Of silycrwaro, were
both elegant and numerous. and were
placed on exhibition in one ~ the
rooms. A large lanai was erected on
the Puuncnc side Of the house undo
which were two large tables well lad
On with Catablcs OF an kinds. III.
guests were decorated by Mrs. Shaw
herself with gHrdcnia lCis from peah.
and also paper lima lcis iRtcrtwlncI
with MALE brought also from PCahi.
A number of Paia boys with strlngra
instruments provided music for Che
occasion. Dancing followed the luan
and was kept up until the early hours
Of the morning. The presence Of q
large number of the friends of Mi.
and Mrs Shaw were sufficient TO con.
vince every one present of the high
regard in which the happy couple are
held by their friends who each and all
wished them more years Of happiness.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25

Mr. and Mrs clinton lIutchins ex
pcct to depart from the Islands for
good In the near future. This is a
distinct loss TO the community and
much regretted.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25

Mr. and Mrs. w o. Smith were out
going passengers In the Alameda, ac'
compunying Governor and Mrs. Frear
10 Washington, Miss katherine Smith
Smith will return with her parents in
tho Siberia,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25

Mrs. Gardner Wilder whose cngaSo.
ment to Mr. CONFESS has been at
nounced, expected to marry very sool.
Her late husband belonged 20 the well
known and popular Wilder family. Nj.
CONFESS comes Of an old Massachu-
sets fgamlly and his people have Il
beautiful country place in the 81.
burbs OF Boston. A sister Of Mr..
Conucss Is married to an English army
officer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25

Mr. and Mrs. c. Holloway gave a
most ENJOYABLE bridge evening on
"Wednesday. Among those present
were Ex-Governor and Mrs. George
Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Strong, Mr., and
Mrs. Richard lycrs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25

Mrs. Hampton and Mrs. Alexander
from Oakland, are guests at the Alex.
cnder Young hotel They are being
greatly entertained and are most
charming to meet \ picnic lunch Is
being given today by Mrs. Water
house, ST., for Mrs. Alexander, on
Tantalus. and there are many enter
tainments in her honor to be given
next week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25

Mrs. DaYics, and the committees OF
The Missionary Union gave an at
home" at Craigsidc at p. m. on
Tuesday, In honor Of Deaconoss Por.
ter. It was a well attended and en-
ioyablc affair.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-25

Among those departing in the Korea
who will be greatly missed were Mrs.
Newall, the Misses Winston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pillsbary, Mrs. f. b. Winston
and Miss Duyall The Misses Wins.
ton, charming girls, have been much
admired
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-20
Hubbard News Items.
to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Hubbard, Jan. 20.-Miss bessie
Manning spent Sunday with Vira Mar
tin, at Iowa Falls.
Miss Eta Early, Mrs. Sade Bueghly
Mrs. Fred Nichols and Mrs. j. Scott
of Liscomb, spent Tuesday with Mrs.
M. C. Mix.
w. j. Thompson, of Oklahoma City
is visiting relatives In town this week
Fred Witherspoon and daughter OF
Council Bluffs are visiting Mr.. With
erspoon's parents and other relatives.
Ralph Strather, and Cheney Byam
returned to their school at Ames.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Ufford returned
Saturday evening from an extended
visit at Council Bluffs and Modale.
wv. H. Crissey is confined to his bed
with an attack Of erysipelas.
Melvin Buoy, who has been staying
with an uncle at Conrad for some
time, spent Tuesday and Wednesday
in town visiting friends.
Mr.. Wilson, principal of our school
is seriously sick with an attack Of ap-
pendicitis.
The revival meetings at the Friends
church began this week and consider
able interest is being shown. Rev. Doan
Of New Providence. is assisting Rev,
Bowles.
Mr.. Stevenson. who has been helper
at the depot for several months, re-
turned to his home in Wisconsin.
A. C. Boeke, wife and family, re-
turned from a visit at Ocheyedan
their, former home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-20
New. Of Roland.
al to rimes-kepublican.

Special to Times-kepunHcan.
Roland. Jan 20-The fourth number
Of this seasons lecture course was CIV
en- Wednesday evening by DR.. Elliott
A. Boyle, his subject being the Seen
and Unseen" A good crowd greeted
DR.. Boyle and seemed more than
pleased and would be very glad for
return date in the future. Our next
number will be February 8, by Nate
M. Brigam.
A lawsuit which stirred up little
excitement in town Thursday was be-
tween Ingwald Nelson, plaintiff. and H..
J. Anenson, defendant. 1t appears that
Mr.. Nelson had hired out to Mr.. Amen
son for the season and after four
months service quit work, and the de-
PENDANT owed the plaintiff 500, which
he would not pay. The jury decided
in favor Of Mr.. Nelson, giving him $S5.
E. r. Sheldahl stills remains quite
low
Sam Bake has been sick the past
week with the grippe.
At a recent meeting of the telephone
directors, Jake Erickson was elected
president, and T. G. Jacobson, secre-
tary, for the coming year.
Mrs. r. s. Skoggebo visited part OF
this week with relatives and friends
at Story City.
Mrs. B. L. Britson and children Of
Marshalltown have been visiting
friends here for a short time, left for
her new home at Jewell Iowa, Mon
day. where her husband has interests
in bank.