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aLotmj, Mr uniiwm S.oo JFordtjtt, 12. oo Payable in nfivmiec. FRAtfK L. 1I00GS TUESDAY The Anti-Japanese Agitation restriction of Japanese immigration, touched on lightly heretofore, is A as much importance as is attributed to the matter of Chinese 1111 migration. The movement was started by the San Francisco Chronicle, in daily editorials, dwelt upon the menace of the Japanese invasion to the business and social life of California.

Governor Pardee. Lieutenant-Governor Anderson, and joined the movement. Uotli houses of the legislature have adopted resolutions calling the attention of the President and Conirress to the subject, and demanding that action or otherwise, tending to limit within reasonable bounds and diminish in a marked degree the further immigration of Japanese laborers to the States." It is pointed out in various newspapers that there arc about 100,000 Japanese in the United States, and that, of these, only about 8,000 have landed in San Francisco from 1901 to 1904; but it is feared that the end of the Russo-Japanese war will throw a million or more men on their own resources. Therefore an influx of Japanese, mostly coolies in search of work, is expected on the western coast of the United States. Even now from Japanese arc likely to overrun that island if Americans do not take steps to prevent it, and San Francisco papers slate that steamship agents are in Hawaii to deplete the made the United States.

The problem "contains as much of menace as the matter of Chinese immigration ever did," declares the Santa Clara (Cal.) Journal; and the Hanford (Cal.) Sentinel remarks that "the Chinese question was one great bone of contention, but it was a fish bone compared to what the Japanese question soon will be to the white man's home and the white man's occupation here in this country the mllow of the Asiatics. I he ban pic on the Pacific coast will have shall not be able at the present tunc ese exclusion upon the people of the nation 80,000,000 of them who have been carefully educated to believe the Jap a charming little hero." lhe ban l'rancisco Chronicle points out that certain industries arc passing into the hands of the Japanese, and that Japanese gang labor is displacing white labor 111 certain process is continued there is going form of race riots and acts of violence. "Willi no idle mouths to feed," says I he Chronicle, "they herd in money where white men with families to support would starve. An Important Expedition somewhat different from that in which she has usually engaged. In addition to deep sea soundings her voyage had for its principal object the determination of the origin and age of the remarkable statues on Easter Island.

For years research has been in progress in connection with these sculptures which arc of great antiquity, and although many theories have been advanced, no definite conclusions have been generally accepted. The expedition was under the direction of Prof. Agassiz, and spent three weeks at 1 Easter Island. Easter Island, one of the most interesting spits in the Pacific, is re-, isolated, for it is 2030 miles from the coast of Chili, and 1500 miles from the nearest' inhabitated land, except Pitcairn Island, so that its people and their history is an ethnographical problem worthy of consideration. The island is too small lo sustain a large population, and water is not very abundant.

Easter Island, it may be interesting to note, was discovered by Roggewcin on Easter Sunday, in the year 1721. Cook and La Perousc visited it, and their accounts invested the island with great interest. Tt was first surveyed by Admrial Bccchy, in H. M. S.

Blossom, in the year 1825, and was again visited by TT. M. S. Topaze in November, 1868, when further surveys were conducted. In 1882 H.

M. S. Sapjiho paid a visit to the island, and made more ex- tensive researches. The natives of Easter Island are very light in complexion; in fact -they are almost white, and mostly resemble the Marcmcsans. Thev are however, by some to far surpass this reputed handsome race' 'in personal beauty.

Their language is Polynesian. The oritrin of this people is one of the most important problems connected 1 with tne migration oi races. lliey have but one tradition, which is1 tjiat ages ago their ancestors came in a large boat from Rapa (Oparo), which is 1900 miles to the westward, and landed at Ounipu, a bay on the east side. Their king was with them, and he made the statues (of which there arc large numbers) out of a quarry which was in a cratei in which he lived. How these early navigators in their canoes managed to reach this lonely spot in the teeth ol the usual trade winds is one of those mysteries the solution of which would clear up many difficul-' ties in the history of the earlv races and civilization of Peru TVntrnl The sculptured work and terraced llllrn "ilicrwl irrnnt L' tnm rlmmtit .1...

1.. .1 jviiiama, mi- iiTLuuib ii.ii us, evidently point to an eastern origin, the stone busts or images which arc scattered over the island in vcr'v great numbers are most remarkable. "IX fn.if li trr nn1 111 Ann tnnt- i'V-i'--1' "'H11 vaow i itui. vnprineasi ciki 01 tne isiann, wiiere unnnishcd images arc still to be seen. vATn form thev are trunks, terniinntinrr nt tlin lime tho nmic lnt il 1 ,11 lull ii.i.v.1 Ig yery flat, the top of the forehead rown to be put on.

he crowns crano Jlau crater, 111 shape short truncated cones, or nearly cylindrical, he faces are square, massive, and sternly disdainful in expression, and the aspect always upwards. Sir Clements Markhain, president of the Royal Geographical Society, referring some years ago to these sculptures, said that it was impossible not to be struck with the rcseniblance between these remains and thoic of the Aymara, an ancient Peruvian race. On Easter Island each of those statues has its special name, but they arc not idols, Some arc of immense age, and others.much more recent. The remains of the greatest age are the sculptured stones on the brink of the sea-cliffs at Terano Hau, at the south end of the island, where the last lava stream reached the sea. MAMAG1ER it, 1905.

The following is the Literary Digctt't resume of the Anti-Japan-esu agitation which the Sun Francisco Chronicle is carrying on with such vigor: A well-defined movement has been begun in California for the and the subject, which has been invested by the Pacific coast papers the State legislature have also be taken without delay, by treaty Hawaii comes the report that the plantations in order to fill contracts if measures arc not taken to limit Prancisco Arironaut says the tco to fight the battle alone, since "we to impose our beliefs about Japan districts by underbidding it. If the to be trouble sooner or later in old shacks, and can exist and lay up The United States Fish Comnus sion's Steamship Albatross, which spent a winter in these waters two or three years ago, has during the past few months been in southern waters on a scientific expedition I platforms of former inlmhitnntjJ 1 ..1... .1. They arc usually from 15 feet to MM, 11 i-iiuv arc mi lurmuu 01 oiie mruc- a ri I I HIV VIU.V till uu; HI 1 111. llUilll cut off level, so as to allow the are made of red tnf.n fm Itlrl in lli Sanipure Infants' and Invalids' Jlilk Or Artificial mother's flilk Is a food scientifically prepared, by a patented process, from the purest cows milk, obtained from model dairies, directly under the most care ful supervision of veterinarians.

It contains all the fats and strengthen ing properties of a healthy mother milk. The diffcren in casein (cheese) between cow's milk and human milk is removed and a proportionate quantity of pure Alllk Sugar added. It is absolutely pure and is manufactured under the most cleanly and sanitary conditions. It is termless and perfectly sterilized and represents the most natural and healthiest food for infants. Ready for by the simple addi tion of the necessary quantity of water.

Ask Your wsemm Physician About It 25 Cents Fort Street J. Alfred MiiKoon veritably noted the purl of a Rludiutor at iiulnHt fjreut odds before the Kujironie Court OHter-dny. Ho won upon Hovenil imlntu of jiiellnilnuiy Kort mid loxt upon but one. The Kettlnt' uwldo of two Judges who came to try him, the continuance of return day on IiIh citation until Wednesday, the HubHtltutlon of a ros-Hlble plea In bnr for return, then, and an undorHtandhiK that he nilKht tile a motion for continuance of the hearing, when the day arrived, wore points the accused attorney won. Advertiser.

The setting aside of one of the Judges was 11 result of ft suggestion from the Judge himself, while the other Judge peremptorily refused to serve; Wednesday was the return day suggested by counsel opposed to Magoon, as against Magoon's suggestlo'i of the opening day of the May term; the substitution of a possible plea In bar for ft return no more nopds fighting for than the right to file an answer Instead of a demurrer; the mutter of filing 11 motion for ft continuation Is something which the representative A the Turrltory demands as against Magoon's claim that he might make II oinlly and have the court hear It, which the court refusal 1 to do. John Woolley, who conn by the tomorrow, Is one of the Intellectual giants of the lecture platform In those days. He was the prohibitionist candidate for President some years ago, and received more votes than any other man who ever ran on that ticket. But nsldo from his particular political views, he Is recognized as a man of great Intellectual capacity, and speaker of commanding Interest on whatever theme he touchos. It Is to be hoped this question of speed will be straightened out very quickly and the Hapld Transit Company get to a service that pasen-gers can cnlculate on and able to make connections.

If ItoJuMtvensky Inllluts lossex on-Toko e(ual to his own, In the expected ongHifement, It will be the first time a ftussluu uuvul commander bus done as much in any important mi-gflifeinent the war. It High Sheriff Honry's Iwilel proposition had been let alone, It wouU have been one of tho finest political moohlne one could Imagine, by the time thj cam-jmlgn and election under the act comes along. There was -hough opportunity for gmft In it to hato carried a good many primaries and election precincts, If properly workid, Tho Inquest on the Chinaman who was killed at Walpahu will give Jtyiu-ty-HIgh Shorlff Bawllns a chana'to write a companion piece to hfalnow 1 1. CteiGsd Ads in Star. bllHRltttii Wanted KKiwrlrnned Hawaiian rotukma Av oir poult Ion.

I on MmI. Amrir this oMre. JiOHt tt ftlMWM wtttt gtM otMiln MtnolHMl on Klnp atrtot nar Victoria, fttturn to Mar oitloe ana receive reward. Wanted ttxitM-tenced Canvnare can Mcure profitable em pi ment by JMlilreofrtng "OpitortHiilty," Hex. M6, City.

Found A bay ho-ree Monday afternoon. Owner can have seme by calling at this ouloe 1 roving property and paying ex- To Let A cottage suitable for a couple with out children, on Port street, in rear of the New Bra. llerit reasonable, inquire at the New ISra or an premises. Fr Jcllt Ilouee Klnau street near Alapal. Apply P.

li. Damon, Judd building. Vot Sale Building lot corner Klnir and Kame-hameha road. Palama terminus of Ilapld Transit road. Apply at Star office.

VB CAWIT A PULI. LINE OF Uanllas, Clear Uaanas and Porto Hlu Crook, also KL MEniTO, Kins of Cc. Cigars. If AAV A II AN TOBACCO CO. Ewa Corner King and Bethel Street.

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Irwin Go. AGHNT8 POU Wostorn fiugar Ileflnlng San Francisco. Cal. Baldwin locomotive Works, Philadel phia, l'a. Newell Universal Mill Manufacturers of National Cane Bhredder, New York, N.

Y. Paralino Paint Company, San Francisco, Cal. niii.imit Kan Francisco. Cal. Pacific Oil Transportation Ban l'rancisco, Cal.

Our Department 'or Engraving, Printing and EmbOBS- Ing, should not be overlooked when In need of Stationery or cards of "The Bight Kind." OU cannot afford to economize on these Items; for you are Judged by the kind you ue. Curds from your plate $1,25 per hundred Wichman Co I.IHITIlll JEWELLERS l'OUT STKEHT juH ly celebrated verdict In the Wtan- foifl oase. yashlngton says that Balgon Is cap-ub of accommodating the Busslan shSs and Paris says that It Is not. It wli be generally agreed that tho Hub si 111 ships will find plenty of room In tin ultimate norm, utivy jomu locker. '1 le spectacle of KxBherlff Andrews itll must have warmed many Hllo In heal is.

for the ex-sheriff has put many otlifrs there, and revenge is especially sweet anion the class wmcn inciuues moil of them. It Is a strange transformation of problems that has suddenly confronted local luvestlgutor. Hitherto the financial problem has been who didn't pay things. Now the question of Who Paid Kinlth has arisen, and no one comes forward to tlulm the honor and receive thanks for the geuuroslty of donating $70 a month to a police ofllaiul and thus saving the Territory that much. Progress In the Ilotue and the presence of Kunlho seem to work In Inverse ratio, To Tbofu Scdklng A Low-Pricod MACHINE SOLE Honolulu Ifon Works, STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS, BOILEB8, COOLERS, IRON, BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS.

Machinery of Every Description Made to order. Particular attention paid to Ship's lackenlthlnr. Job Work Executed on Short Notice. 11 OUEEN STREET DICAI.ISUKI IK Firewood, Stove, Steam and Blacksmith Coal WHO FS LiE AN'O RETAIL. Special Attention Given fo DKAYING ALSO, WHITE ND luOCK BAND.

LORD BJ5LSER, General Contractors and Teaming. Bridges, Steel and Concrete, and Sewer Work. Guarantee first-class work at low prlceM, Also Crushed Bock, Black and White Sand, Soil or Filling Material at lowest rates. Ofllcc and yards, South and Kawala-hao Street, Telephone Main IDS. THE HAWAIIAN HE ALT 1' AND HATUIUTY CO.

Ltd. Ileal Estate, Mortgages, Loans and Investment Securities. Homes built on the Installment plan. Homo Office: Mclntyre T. H.

L. K. KENTWELL, General Manager. The Pacific Hotel, 2183 Union Street. Rooms, first-class, Meals 35c, or Board $4.00 per Week and Meal Tickets $4.50.

Best Meal In Town COME AND TRY IT. Want ads In the Stur bring quick returns. Three lines three times for 2S cents. 000 Sunnyside Condensed flilk Every Tin Pioneer Cream Rich and Nirvana Ceylon Tea Sold By Theo. H.

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ASK YOUn PHTSICIAN If the easteet and lightest runnlaa Hewing Machine la net the one 70a should slct above all others. A seasonable present at any time ol the year. WILCOX GIBBS New Automata Sewing Machine. A fresh supply Just received, lncladt lng the New B-Machlne. AGENTS HIE, Commission Morchaatfl, Sugar Factors.

GENTS FOR The Ewa Flut tatlc Company, The Walalua Agricultural TM, The hala Sugar "ompany. The Walmea Sugar MIU Company, The Fulton Iron Works, St. Louie, Mc ''he Standard Oil Company. The George F. -lake Steam Pumps.

Weston's Centrifugals The New Englard Mutual Life Icatw ance Company of Boston. The Atlns Fire Insurance Company oi Hartford, nn. The Alliance A urance Company ol London. EUJIOl'EAN JIAHEEIt 8U01 328 Fort, between King and Merchant. FIBST CLASS SHOP WITH THREE BARBEBS Open KunaayM Ki COST To close out our cntlro line of Tinware will be sold at cost Tea and Coffee Pots, Bread Fans, Nutmeg Graters, Sauce Pans, Cake Pans, Vegetable Tea Kettles, Pol Cans, Oil Cans, Milk Cans, Collan-ders, Dippers, Steamers, Sprinkling Cans, Drinking Cups, Egg Poachers, Cocoanut Graters, Wash Bowls, Milk Pans, Milk Strainers, Measures, Muffin Pans, LEWIS LTD, 169 King Street.

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