tft;it;tt?t..';i;i';'fitfifitfL.;itfi;.iit;i;tw';(f The Bulletin is the Honolulu Paper with Ideas that win, For proot see Today's Count : l, STEAMER TABLE One Vote Fori from San Francisco: Sierra . .May . . . 10 SI 1 America Muni ..May i "w r"Tf" "w For San Francisco: The EVENING BULLETIN Mongolia ..May 7-- sj i 1 PACIFIC STATES TOUR. Sierra ..May 11 J 5( .3 A From Vancouver: 4, 1907, 51 VENING SATURDAY, MAY Manuka June 1 5; J!j For Vancouver: Thla vote is good until f.j Aorangi ...... May 29 2:30' - IS Wflra SEMf EKIIWf W HIE BULLETIN May 25, 1907. i ' O'CLOCK t it EDITION " V01, T No. 3684 !C PAGES HONOLULU KRRITOR. OP HAWAII. SATURDAY. MAY 4. 1907-- IO PAGES Friob ;" Ukxt:

1 0 era a mi mM m mm 11 hi wets bj ;s ia s?a m m el: m m m ra w m st eji ta --.a ii no Mroinrw m& ti ' 11 SOME HONOLULU MEN WOULD CUT OUT CONGRESSIONAL

Colonel Roessler, of the United Slates Army Kngincer Corps, In very busy at present, but found time to lell a Bulletin man the TRIPS TO OTHER ISLANDS following story of his work here: "1 have visited the points where we expect to erect fortifica- tions and have the general plan in my mind so that what re- mm 0 ' The Onhu executive committee other Island members had consented for the of '4 R.J mains now is to work out the various details, which Captain Ot-w- entertainment the parly OOP which appointed to attend to to appropriate $l,'i,(MH) for ihn enter- each at Its place. would and I are doing at present. I shail probably pay another visit wiis special It 5 arrangements for I lie reception tainment only on the understanding be to OBJSUBv UfUBL.fi'? to Pearl Harbor before I leave In order tu become more familiar the therefore in order select a witli the work to be done there. and entei tainment of the Congres- that the visitors be taken to till tlu chairman." party during stay on four big Pe( k "Today I have belli spendine some time on the llilc break- sional Its this Islands. I. T. was elected chairman Island, held a meeting this forenoon Atkinson ab-- championed tl-- without opposition. He water matter. 1 uo not think that it will be necessary for me to said the Ht of Commerce rooms. cause of the other Islands, and the were to pleased make a trip to Hilo, as I have a great deal of very complete data the Chamber fnicsts sin be if the EW MOVE iN FEDERAL 1 A general outline of the gencial conclusion was finally arrived at that did Its before me from which 1 believe shall be able to make my re- nlertaininent committee up no def- local no to ' fop port. The only thing for which a trip to Hilo would be of any plan drawn was given, hut the lo.uimittee hail powi;r oik in the way characteristic inite decision was made as to the interfere with the general program. Honolulu committees to do sued) great use would be in conaectio with the actual work. What I The ','.i:eri:oa:e Co given ;, details of Oahu's share of the en- The meeting was called to order things. II. 1'. Wood was chosen as Trust has iuiildili":! and other impP'.Wiijei:;.; am doing is preparing for a report to the Chief of Engineers, out tilt correspondence bet wet n Us be the lain tertainment. An executive commit- ly Atkinson, who read the resolution secretary. removed Lulu said sile ami whether the amount of benefit which will result from the break- president, II. V. Shingle, and Governor left ie'Mi. a!l 'vi hiiill expel,: e to :si were ap- 1 Legislature which water will be commensurate with the money to be expended. tee and a finance committee of appropriated Peck announced that the general Carter in relation to the extension of United S::iPs and to the s.r isi'aei i.n look J 5,0 00 for Hie entertainment of the sin-e- "You can ray that 1 have nothing to do with the lighthouse pointed to after this. Kinmlltee would cooperate with the Bishop thron;:h to lUiekauwna of the ('autodial: of the she (10 in most of He sched- '.(.cal one. a work which is being carried on by Captain Otwell. I have not The interesting feature visitors. stated that the street, distance of two blocks beyond hereafter nppoiuicd.i: aul M"ichai!t street, the of exten- come to investigate the matter of dispute over range the meeting was the criticism which ule of entertainment hail been made Judge Dole said that he understood limit the That yoa shall here the the sion asked b of the Treas- Thiid furnish sir the plan of sending the visitors to up and approved by the executive only m light in Honolulu Harbor. That is out of my work altogether." that the Onhu committee would i:i evidence as lie AUoi'icp Gei.eral ury Cortelyoa Hie Pod nil buildim; a" $ ji J $ J , , $ 4)1 J the other Islands provoked. Col. Sam commit lee. He rehearsed what had reipiice liiai street sixty feet p f J J ,$ Jt 4 J $ $ $ have to provide entertainment for lite matter. T'.e Trust Company will opened attack, stating been done. The sum of ?70l;0 hail width has been opened along ihe eiili', Parker the the last week of the slay of the par-t.- take the m:i!;..-- of the. extension up In of i broadly that it would be far better been spent on ti ansportat ion and with (lie eviurs of the properly sunt side said site i'o If HOI) King si reel to Merchant streei, au to give the party a good time in Ho- more was needed for this pur- Atkinson answered that tills through wiiici; Bishop si reel will run wis t hat said new 'ci mm i l':;a! nolulu, and possibly take it to the pose. After the arrival of the party if extended bi voce .Merchant sir correct, but something should also sired dedicated to. and accepted l y, the it. two days' would and will endeavor to show a. commis- Volcano, than to rush from pillar r.ext Wednesday rest be done towards giving the party a of llonoli'lu a public street and wil: sion ( onsis !n: of 1.. A. Thuivlou. to post across the rough' channels. lie given the visitors, whereupon they fitting reception on its arrival. be in; ;ro ,'ed as are public Judge Lindsay and C. H. I ienieiiv. a y other sire; According to the present program, he would take trips to various islands, ex- ia said city. Judge Dole asked if It. was that, tile ini! roveiuent can be i..ai!e to spend ac previously published. raid, the visitors would have pected to have private families fur- without violins the government oor silt !;"s is described as I'nltinv half their time on the steamers. The general committee finds that. nish free board and lodging to the $17, f)00. L.vini: cud being in Honolulu, II. ',e ' To See" Carnegie There were several who shared the money available will just about, visitors. Atkinson said this was the Mr. Shingle sitr s that if lie cannot "Beginning ai tue cast corner of , Parker's views, it being recommend- pay transportation and hotelexpen-ses- plan. There would be $7i(0 to pay show this, that u tins oi her proper! y Mali It Sens Biiii.iia.;-- which 's siiua'i owners, on t ed to cut out the Kauai and Maui said Atkinson. "Therefore it, de- for hotel expenses as well as for the Sparkles aid MacLiirlaiie, will ne corner of King and sirei s not join him in the mailer, lie will ihenc.e, running easterly along Kii trips altogether. Senator Lane said volves upoii the committees chosen Ldand trips. would be pretty hard It withdrew his off ; of IW Mnhuka sile 174. (i feet a point in could not be done, as the for the various localities to arrange slieet to line ui that this (Continued on Paqe 3) and will Icnve ti e way open for other ihe west, side of Bishop street: then, property to be mod for this purpose. southerly 2:!:!.fi feel to .Merchant st r.--i The following is the official letter re- thence, westerly along Merchant see1 ceived from the Secretary of the Treas- 'IS 1.9 feet; thence northerly L'H.r, f. ury in which he wishes to be assured to place of beginning." WILL ALSO AID THE NEW COLLEGE that Bishop street will be opened to Tile Attorney General of the Unit. Merchant : States has today been requested u " Com- The Henry aieriionse Trust give to the I'nileil Slates Attorney f,,i got pany, P. Box .'Mil, Hono- Governor Carter is going Kast to see what he can do toward Inducing Ltd., O. the in sit- ' district which Honolulu is to . H. T. n Carnegie Library for Honolulu. He the authorities of the Government lulu uated such instructions as may be nec- help the Territory as regards the Col- Gentlemen:--Yo- ur proposal of the essary to procure the conveva:i i ol made a statement to that effect this lege. 11th uliinio, addressed to Hon. H. A. 1 1 said land lo the United Sta'es; ;r,i,j morning. The Governor expects to Governor expects co away Taylor, to United for Carter be to;ll the Slates when the required c.vanii :: on ha', leave for the Coast on the Sierra for a one four one bun- - about six weeks. lunnl." thousand lave been completed, to li.uismii t'.io rest, and while there will take the op- five ( 2.ri) dred twei $101,1 dollars the papers to this Department with pis. portunity to make a trip Kast. He has land 1: described, sile i KING EDWA2D HOME AGAIN :i Per as the 'opinion as to the validity of the tiilu. some other affairs to attend to, but his fAnsnriated Press Sbtietnal Cablet til.: : SEATTLE, Wash., May 4. Gen. (Associated I'ress Svtctal Vtnul lor ral building to be erected When you have satisfactorily eompHed main object is to use his personal and ' ci; SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Kay 4. SAN FRANCISCO, May 4. in your under the authority con with the conditions of official influence in an attempt to LONDON, Eng., May 4. King Kuroki has, started for Washington. Cal., this aeeepinne-- situation in the ironworkers' tained in the Act of Congress approved liiid upon receipt, a Ihe MacAr-thu- r, More bribery indictments are expect the of favoraiee the Iron King to include Hono- Edward to He is accompanied by Gen. :M, liKMI. is hereby accepted upon returned London today is un-clia- June opinion t Ii list, possess striko n::d telephone strike ed from the Grand Jury. from the Attorney General, j lulu in his of cities which from his tour in France and the Med- who will act as the Nation's the following conditions: Deparl bearing his jiuine. !. The rcr-ine- n will vote Sun- incut will take steps lov.r.rd pay- libraries iterranean. representative with the- - Japanese First That within sixty days from ment of the purchase money. "I consider this alone sufficient rea- day morning' on strike propositions. this date ami,, without expense to the ..;- - General during his tour of the coun- You should apply to son for my going East," said the Gov United States'you shall cause to be ex- the Untied try. Attorney your ernor. "I consider the Act passed by EXHIBIT OF IRELAND GONE ASHORE ecuted and delivered all requisite ab- States for district foi the Legislature creating the Hawaiian stracts, olli'dal certifications, evidences instructions as to the.- papers to be furnished by vou. library one of the most important DUBLIN, Ire., May 4. The Earl fAxsnrta'.rfl pre8 8vcia) Cablet of title and deeds of conveyance, nec- I Phase promptly acknowledge measures passed by that, borlv, and of Aberdeen onened the Irish Inter- essary in the opinion of the Attorney the i0 Mr. Carnegie that, uo CHEREOURG, France, May 4. eeipt of this Idler. hope to persuade national Exhibition here today. General of the United States to convey city would piofit more by tlia gift of a The steamers Laure Fark and Jane to the United States a satisfactory title Respectfully, library, or is 'more worthy of having, Guillon have been driven ashore in to said land; G. 13. COKTKLVOU. ICEBOUND Secretary-Governo- II one, than Honolulu." t. gale prevailing here. Second That within thirty days af- 4 The Governor also states that he in- ter written notice you shall cause all Carter refused to enleitail tends to call a meeting for next, week HALIFAX, N. S., May 4. The the suggestion that Bishop stive: of the newly appointed regents of the steamers Ontarian, should be opened only to Meridian Vancouver and street, proposed Agricultural College, tor Iionan are icebound. but offered if Mr. Shingle couh which appropriation was made by the 'AsHiwitUed Press Sjieioi Cah'is) BY AUTHORITY show a committee of "three rilb.ons i whom he should appoint, Legislature, in order that he may learn' Jack McVeigh, superintendent of the LOS ANGELES, Cal., May 4. The that the st re east-- 1 could lie opened for three blocks, tc their plans and needs. During his leper settlement, came to town this M SEISJ Df HOTEL local teamsters' strike has not yet All persons passing through or trn trip, lie will visit Washington and morning. llnlekauwilu si reel, for the sum e been broken. i coming from Aiea, island of Oahu, ?17,r00. lo go ahead with Hie work. T'.;c will be subject to by of- street as , A dance will be given at the pop- examination proposed after passing .h ficers of Board of c hant goes throuirh the a v. ular Seaside Hotel tonight for the FLAMES TAKE LUMBER SHIP the Health station- Snreekeis ed on Highways. A yellow flag .Macfnrlane properties and 1'ae Gover- townfolk, who are cordially invited. the fAssociated Frrxtt Special Cable) by day and red light by night will nor has id. iced upon the Waterhou.-.- : The Value Of Owing to the engagement of the Co. get SEATTLE, Wash., May 4. The designate station. Trust the work of ting ilieni ,; 1 dancing lanni for a private party (Special Bulletin Wireless) bear a share in the expense of opening German ship Arthur Fitzer, with a! BOARD OF H1CALTIL early in the evening, all guests are Hilo, May Ii. The Hoard of Supervis- Hie Hreet. cargo of lumber, has been destroyed By its President : 'Confidence requested not'to arrive until half ors has voted to pay the Honolulu Iron The Wateriionse Trust Co.'s let tor Works contract for material. by fire. j L. K. P1NKHAM. nast nine. accepting Governor Carter's propo:!-(Continue- report 3fi84-3- Chairman Todd made a of his t on Paje 2) hi recent trip to the Legislature for the purpose or' Iii no line of business is the buyer's urging a $l.i(),Uj(i loan fcir Hawaii county. He ays politics de- when 'you:re hurt! confidence of more importance than feated the loan act. in the selling; of clothing. 1 The dealer who attempts to con- 0 J 0 0 The Iron Works contract referred to ROW ABOUT r vince the buyer that hi3 goods are the is a contract entered Into between the best, and that his place is the place out-goi- Hawaii Board of Supervisors where the best could be obtained, and the Honolulu iron Works, for road machinery, carrying THE BILL? sn ust see the facts conform to J. H0PP & CO., the Furniture Peo- a contract price that of about $12,000. The incoming Board, his statements, and that his goods are ple, have completed the moving of sample finding no funds on hand when they T ESTER in every way up to the standard. He the portions of their stock to took office, immediately repudiated the This great question confronts had better never try to sell to a man the Lewers & Cooke building on King conduct. It would seem thai a change nearly every man of moderate means than to mislead him ox to exaggerate; Street. In their new location they of heart has been brought about in "If I should get injured how would for the customer will quickly discov- have three floors and basement devo- some manner. my wife and children live?" ted to furniture-makin- g FOR er such practice of misrepresenting and selling. And the man who is wise and far-seei- merchandise. The firm extends a cordial invita- Henry Smith, trustee, has brought suit against Uaymoml and Mary Reyes answers : "On my policy in the There is tion to their many old customers and never danger of a protest to foreclose a $1,100 mortgage on land Standard Life and Accident Insur- and always a certainty of full value friends to inspect their new quarters. in Keoneula, Honolulu. ance Co., which is my best friend." received when a coat or suit is rec- The NEW STORE is now open. Few men, indeed, can afford to be ognized as without such a policy. It is on the As a rule, a boy wears o.tt twice as many shoes as r.ny other principle as times of peace member of the family. Our L'tn ley Stevenson Soys' Shoes are a CORRECT CLOTHES FOR MEN, & Co. came "in J. liepp prepare for war." great imnrovemeiit over many other lines. Built like Men's Shoes. Shoes- - lasts-highes- which has the endorsement on the! Lewers & Cooke Bldg., King St. Wear like Men's Eut made for Boys only- Stylish t label, grade materials new stock, all t:zes. MACHINE-MAD- P0I ivrrtt (VuX'A tv.'ffl Hawaiian Trust! SHP EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED! MADt IN NEW YOUK Alfred Benjamin & Co. in thoroughly cleansed containers de- livered to any part of the city. Leave ciders at company, Ltd. Manufacturers Shoe Co., Ltd., D EL. MAIN 25. Qp WELLS FARGO EXPRESS 1051 FORT STREET. THE KASH CO., Ltd For St. Hcnolulf- TEL. MAIN 2SC. ii COR. FORT and HOTEL. King St.

i M EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU. T. II.. S UTRPAY, MAY 4. 11107.

I Some Storekeepers LOCAL AND GENERAL "r nil n ir run SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

in-- fis nr.. & Many New think the only way to ! m ml f.v. crease profits is to increase Tallyhos, livery, uutos. Stkyds. Stbls. r. TIDES. gross sales. Some try to do New (Irons skirls at Whitney At x a r it by cutting down running Marsh's. Selections For iw ir Moon Pure Food a 5 RlMf expenses. Tea that Is tea, Knrenwatte Ceylon. rHflisr ! !h nd H i?d Stta We show store Day Ai Co. if Apl S can you a system that will give you a Best cup ot coffee In the city. New Your Angelus England Bakery. greater profit this year on p- ni ft. p. in - w hisky E. Spent $20,000 In Buying of busi-- ; for all kinds of golf goods go to the fame amount 5 oo l.y 14 10 oC 11 6 8 O. Hall ,v. Son, l.lil., Furl and King 5) s a; 19 Hess as you did last year, We are in receipt of the lat- si reels. Supplies For New 5 47 1.4 4 S) lo I 5 I'J 6 3; 9 24 We can show you another Take vour carriage or automobile to est music rolls for the Ange- 6 38 i.V 5 j8 II 07 a 58 28 6 10 jS system that will increase of m Hawaiian Carriage Maufg. Co., for up-- 1 Because Making and Fitting lus. And they are excellent, Telephone System 35 both your gross sales and! repairs. including all the latest and 7 ?8 1.8 0 j8 11 50 11 5 73, 6 lb 11 38 percentage of profit. Call Whitne it .Marsh are displaying a most popular pieces. Spectacles and Eyeglasses Among passengers to on 4a 1.7. 8 OI I'J 47 1 31 6 36 beautiful line of new dainty spring' the arrive ii. 111. p. and see. in. 37' "Belle of fabrics tor 25c. a yard. the Moana this morning was Super- 9 5 .6 9 5 4 44 J IJ 0 o 35 Jefferson." is business. Because a The grand bail in lienetil. of A Put mi our exclusive Alu-tu- al intendent William Lehigh, of the 10 58 1.5 5 3U 4 o) "I' 6 Co. at. been followed News Go,, 37 '5 Hawaiian Office Specialty Portuguese school San Anlonio hall long course of study has ffalian Telephone Co. He has been on bottled in bond under super- Mav 111), is postponed for the of by years of practical experience. il lllh YOUNG BUILDING. it trip to the Coast for the purpose of May. our factory is equipped for vision of the II. S. GOVERN- Because purchasing supplies and material for quarter The liuesl bathing on the bench at grinding special lenses, as well as the Last of the moon May 4th. MENT. The purest whisky WnikiM Inn. Accommodations, sup- tiie installation of the new common Times of the title are from usual routine of spectacle-makin- and taken plies and attendance absolutely lirst battery system which hi company tho United MASONIC TEMPLE repairing. States Coast and Geodetic obtainable. Insist that your class. T A P A S will have in use before long. He also Survey tables. or do lo Miss power's for line liiillin-e- r bought a large amount of Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours dealer supplies it call "p Striped and Colored. Samoan, Fi- material ail lie lalesl of Kasierii modes. for the reconstruction of the outside 30 minutes slower than Greenwich Miliiiiery Parlors Boston building Fort jian and Hawaiian; Brasses time, being that of Mnes and brought back a gang of the meridian of 157 reel. u Pottery and Mats. degrees 30 minutes. The time whistle cAiirnnn him to neces- Siiinnier rales commence May 1 at linemen with do the blows at 1:30 p. m.. which is the same 1, 81. OHNrunu sary WEEKLY CALENDAR BilscifaeserCo,,! llio Royal Hawaiian Hotel for six HAWAII & SOUTH SEAS CURIO CO. work. as Greenwich, 0 hours 0 minutes. Sun inoutlis. lahle board, $.jU per lilontli; GRADUATE OPTICIAN Alexander Yount Building. His purchases in the line of tele-- 1 and moon are for local time for the Lin- room;;, $20 iiji. BOSTON BUILDING, FORT STREET hone material were made almost en- whole group. will in- The Kiua'i return Friday Over May & Co. negr ads, pay --gag tirely in the Northwest, though he, stead of Salurdny on run bulletin Oceanic Regular. next week's made a trip to San Francisco, ARRIVED. Kin- - en J I5:i hcl St s. in consequence of the plans for con- and i amount to nearly $20,000. He states ILBSDAY veying he Congressional party. Saturday, May 4. with plana com The embolic Church of Si. John the that the which the C.-- S. S. Moana, Neville, from Vic- 't'KU-Mi'SD.V- Baptist, Kalilii-waen- in charge of pany now have under way the service toria; off port at 5:30 a. m. Rev. Fill her Clement. Toinoi row, May will be very greatly improved. Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, from lliio ami ", S.:iu a. col- in., high mass, sermon, In speaking of tho telephone graft way ports. 9 a. 111. lect inn, Sunday school. 1 p. m. Rosary. Hawaiian Curios investigations which have been go- day near, you Commencement is anil ing on DEPARTED. should your daughter a recently in San Francisco he nr. see that has fUJI v commencement dress, li. F. Killers raid: it and the Friday, May 3. Co. have jusl what you want. Call and "It seems to be certain that Hal-se- y Slmr. Claiidine, Parker, for Maul and FREE see i heir new lawns, mulls and organ- will be convicted on the charge Hawaii ports, 5 p. m. , ' I Mi A V dies. ot bribery, KODAK HOME as they seem to have a Saturday, May 4. The Catholic. Church of St.. Joseph, Souvenir Jewelry very Best C.-- complete case against him, but S. S. Moana, Neville, for Mitt PORTRAITURE Moaualua. in charge of Rev. Fat her 'vbat will be done with Louis Glass Colonies, 1 p. 111. (lenient. Toinoi row, May "ah, 11 a. in., Ask for this little book and the is to high mass, senium, collection, Sunday others hard say. The All if ;.c members of Hie when you next pass our store In Honolulu Supervisors who were so I am DUE TODAY School. :i p. m. Rosary, re- bribed, d to catechism Ol'iliT cordially invit at on Fort Street. It contains hearsal. told, were perfectly open In making meetings nf local Indies. tend lots of usei'iil information on High marked lapa clolhs. Fans, bas- slntements about it, and it is said U. S. A. T. Thomas, frwm Manila. photography and may be the fj kets, mats. Small oil paintings of Dia- that after getting $5,000 apiece from mond Head Mid he. Volcano. Hawaii Si M S S X K & la; M SI M M M a means of your .savinij many 1064 Fort St. Halsey some of them went to a sa- ,v Soulh Seas Curio Co., Young build loon everyone K PASSENGERS H negatives. ing. H. Cuhnan, and invited to drink LODGE, No. 3, I. 0. 0. Souvenir postals new subjects I'i yi HARMONY For beyini.crs, particularly, with them, staling that 'We have Arrived just received. Hi K J8 iS 38 K K Si B! IB 5ii M it is invaluable. In a simple just got $5,000 out of the telephone S H "etS every Monday oven ins ;t Christian Church, corner Alakea anil Per stmr. Kinau, from Ha- way all the vitally important company. Come ahead and have a Hilo and in I. O. 0. 1". Hall. Fort StlTI'l. King streets. Junior C. E., 3 a. m.; waii ports, 9 a. 111. Geo. J. Richardson, Ihinas about home phologra C. drink on us.' 15. It. HENDRY , Secretary. Senior F., l!:3u p. in.; Bibie school, Mrs. H. H. Alexander, F. Miner, J. H. illus-ar- - C. A. SIMPSON, X. G. lihy are told. And the e :!.- a. m.; preaching, II a. m. and 7:30 "I had a very pleasant trip and Fuller, Ted fluard, Mrs. Geo. Lycurgus bcar-lifnl- , P. in. Morning: "Man's Need of God.'' saw ii great many my All visiting brothers very cordially nations little of old friends and child, Miss Kim, Geo. Lycurgus, children bciny the principal Evening: "(lod Is." Ily special request while away. I was very busy, o( U Poulos, ,T. Guerrero, C. S. liradt, C. invited. he evening sermon is a repetition of K. ley, theme. ft course, with all the work that I had Not D. Capilos, J. R. Bergstrom, one preached lasl year. Dr. J. C. Fitzgerald, C. R. Blacow, M. of P. k I lo do and did not have much time to MYSTIC LOEGE, No. 2, K. Tin- - following freight arrived on the benson. smitn Miller, Mrs. John Lindsay, Mrs. S. IS. ULU go visiting, but for all that I had a P.10T0 Kinau this morning: 2 horses, Damon, Wm. Paikuli, Peter Souza, J. Tuesday evening at very pleasant Meets every frames, 1(1 bags co, (.anut s, I'l time." H. Daggett, Mrs. Otto S. Meyer, C. 1). cor. Co., Ltd,. o'clock in K. of P. Hall. 1 & C. D. i:"o SUPPLY bundles hides, 5 hugs coffee. crales Lufkin, Mrs. Lufkin, C. Aim, D. Fort and Beretanin. Visiting broth- chickens, cords, wood. 2 logs wood, McCorriston, I'l. p. McCorriston. II lings 4:! 7S Per S. S. Moana, ers cordially invited to attend. FORT ST. awa, bags eniply bottles, HAVE IT, IF ANYBODY HAS" DIETZ IS CHARGED from Victoria for I Honolulu. J. E. A. S- - WEBBER, C. C. Everything Pnotographic barrels empty bottles, boxes empty Hoffman, F. Pettev. F. WALDRON, K. It. S. bottles. empty kegs, 1 crale koa, :!:!,' J. Cummings, John Tail. E. Bell. H. packages sundries. j. .j. .j. WITH Bell, Mis3 H. Bell, Miss E. Turnbull, Purser Hockley reports the' follow- Miss Victoria Nelson, A. C. Grieve, A. OAh'U LODGE, No. 1, K. of P. M. Devaney, ing sugar on Hawaii: (oaa, .S.:::;S; CRIMINAL LIBEL Mrs. E. U Fawcett, W. DON'T SCRATCH! Waiakea, I'lijiuii; Mill, 10, That's what is said when you Lehigh, C. A. Hines, Mrs. Mines, H. B. Meets every Friday evening at Hawaii null; Wainaku, I'li.iu.'o; tlnonica, 17.MIM; Pe-- Jayne, Mrs. W. Gibbon, W. P'. Hoyt. K. P. ; fa !l, cor. Fort, and rs DON'T SWEAR ! hear people say it is difficult of ekeo. Noon; Honoui!:, it.lliu; Ha.ka- - Mrs. Ida Starkloff, Miss Kate Schaeffe,r. ;;o of Mystic Master W. rania, at. 7: iau, il.'i.OOO; l.aiiialio(dioe, 2ii.iili'l; Ooka-l- a. to get an article in our line. Schaell'er, J. Cannon. o OUR o The between mem- Lodge No. 2. Wm. McKinloy Lodge iliiun; Kukaiau, l,r,0'i; Hainakua, troubles certain The does BIG (K 'm. : ;s! No. 8. and visiting brothers oordial- - 21.0IUI; I'aaulinu, 17,011(1; llonokaa, The approprint ions passed by the. store that the bers of the honorable guild of watch- .t :: si k 59 ir so ai m ."iaini; Legislnt in c, ex- - of X ly Invited. INSECT POWDER Kukuihaele, ;17(KI; Punaluu, 7."!k!; Governor Caller slates, BUSINESS is the one to pa- makers this city today culminated PASSENGERS JS cced tiie Ter-- I Business. Houuapo, ,70(1. estimated income of the ! y J. W. A. Itedhouse swearing to a X Departing 4 6nera rilory by about, $20,- - n. gosling, c. c. will rid the house of Fleas, $:!i,iou. There is tronize, because it keeps stock complaint against Gerhard Dietz, x s m m a m & m m ia a (10 left um xpe:id"d of the appropriation sais 11 A. S. KEN WAY, K. R. S. BISHOP STREET charging him with criminal libel. Per Stmr. Claiidine, May 3, for Maui Flics, Mosquitoes, Moths, etc. the expenses of t lie Legislature,, moving. We are prepared to The fol- and Hawaii ports. E. R. Adams, H. which deducted from $!!!, (UK), leaves! complaint is based on the (Continued from Page 1 the get anything for you W. Snow, C. A. Brims, J. J. Sullivan, HONOLULU LODGE 616, B. P. 0. E. excess over ' if you lowing article which' appeared in the lion and Governor Carter's answer are ioi.tiju the revenue. Levy L. Joseph, wife' and children, Miss Honolulu Drug Co., This figure, of course, does not in- - find Advertiser last February: O. as follows: it has not been introduced E. Taylor, Mrs. C. H. Fairer, Mrs. H. ll'inolulu Lodge No. I'.IC, I!. P. elude the deficit, that will be created Honolulu, T. H., 7, May 3, 10u7. Feb. 1907. Kelii, Mrs. M. Kolomaku, John Ka-lun- a, meet; hall on Kin" FORT STREET. should the. (lie Legis-:aiiir- e in Honolulu. E., will in their Hon. George R. Carter, Governor of courts hold that tumor Advertiser: in your morn- O. L. Kookoo, A. J. Gomes evening had the power and near Fort street every Friday Hawaii, Honolulu. lo reconsider its ing paper, in regard to Carl wife, Dr. F. E. Sawyer, J. J. Silva action on die Governor's veto of House Mett and liy order of the E. It. Dear Sir: In your "letter written at ! ! you wife, J. Van Valkenburg, Win. Bill 213, tiie license fee caid, in connection, "It is re Knott HARRY II. SIMPSON, tiie Executive Chamber on April 2Mb, lax and divisoin and wife, W. A. Anderson and wife, T. measure. If Act memoereci mat some years ago a this stands, and the Pa-lek- a, S"cre ;.!". and relating k the Fcdtirut Dnilding ' lmai, Mr. and Mrs. Lumpo, L. K. co;;"1.: j close personal friend of Mett, site in Honolulu, yon say: .i! ;'n; ;h counties get all a Ger W. J. Coolho, Mrs. H. RICHARDSON, . Noholkalu, I". E. E.lt. THE Ihen c:-- :3i 'l.COO niurt be added lo man, cra "I will immediately appoint a com-'liill- le commuted suiciue in the T. A. Burningham, Rev. Nawahine, M. the $(!l,K)0. to repie:vu. the total de- - Benson, Smith ter of Diamond of three public men in Hono-lul.- i. Head." Now, if you P. Waiwaiole, H. Wainaiole, C. A. N LODGE No. 3, K.of P. ficit. If the should Wm. M'KI LEY NEW and if within ten days thereafter couits hold that mean Mr. Hornif, he never committed Yakota and Rev. K. Yabazuchi. the counties get, luili t,ie ihense fees, yo i can (lenioiisl rate to them that the suicide. He was foully murdered jreets every Saturday evening at the added deficit, will b: !! 55,11110, mak- proposition can be pu Ihiotvh at, any & Co., Ltd. and his body to K. of P. Hall, coc SE ing a total of $234,(1011. taken Diamond Head THE SALVATION ARMY 7:30 o'clock in such ligure .$i ",,:,()()), J shrill he satis-lie- d - If the general license Act, imposing crater, and the parties (a pair) re- Fort and ISeretania. Visituig firotu- lo take uy the .dan Mid advan e license fees on fishing boats, barbers, sponsible for this foul murder are Meetings every evening, cordially invited attend. Wouldn't it be a good plan il in any way I am able. Provided, except trs tJ etc., stands, it. will add .an estimated valking the streets of now, Wednesday, L. H. WOLF, C. C. to some large glass however, you on your pari agree to Honolulu in the hull, corner of have plate $120,000 to the revenues of the Terri- waiting F.. S. carry out, the other phase of the pro- . for the hangman's noose. King street and Nutianii avenue, com- E. A. JACOESON, K. windows in your house? You tory. Opposed to this is a of erritory of about $13,500 revenue on ject, i. e., if at. the end of ten days you total (Murder will out.) mencing at 8 will of $1 1!1,C00 account of doing away with the seals o'c'ock. appreciate the beauty are unable to which will he lost on account 140, F. O. E. convince tills committee on bottles. The citing off of the sal- A FRIEND OF HORNIF. Sunday services: Knee drill at 7 HONOLULU AERIE your surrounding's so much of your ability to of various new measures that, were carry out the propo- passed. mon licenses will cause a loss of about Redhouse says that Dietz wrote the a. m. ..Holiness meeting at 11 a. m. more. Large plate glass win- sition, that the owners of the property Meets on 2nd and 4th WED- The Governor thai Ihe new $7000, and the hanking licenses are re- article and that he has told a num- Junior meeting p. m. Young the dows are just the thing for will withdraw their offer to (lie Fed- stales at 12:30 at Liquor Law, Act 111), will cause a fall- duced about $1500. Act 74, relating ber of people Redhouse leople's Legion 6 NESDAY evenings of each month this country. And they are eral Governiueiil, and thus clear tho that and his meeting at p. m. ing off in liquor $5(1,-00(- lo corporations, entails a loss to the 7:30 o'clock Ui K. of P. Hall, King St.. way for further licenses of about wife were the "pair" referred to. He Salvation meeting at 8 p. m. not too expensive. Let us action." The same Act will depriee the Territory of $7,000, and the kerosene Visiting Eagles are invited to at- Our proposition submitted to you at storage Act '.iaims that professional jealousy Is Meetings in the Penitentiary and show you. your : : increases the total loss by tend. ollice on April 17th involved only about $S,0D0. Act 111, taking away at the bottom of the whole affair. County Jail at 12:30 p. m. If you want any kind of the opening L. K. TOOMICY. President. of liishop street through o, the greatest, importance to interest rom the Territory t he operating of glass inquire of us. We can i MOORE, Secy. block d Mi reliant, si roof, al a cost the visiling Congressmen in securing laundries, takes $12,ii00 gay BULLETIN ADS. PAY --qpgg II. T. W. you. "' about out of supply lo he Territory not to exceed $17,50(1. as large an appropriation as possible the revenue heretofore received. The Your proposition as contained in your lor a Federal building and to have the ;oss of revenue - HAWAIIAN TRIBE No. 1, I. O. R. M. from land sales trans- idler above ipioted from throws upon ippropiiation made, if possible, at the ferred to the sinking fund will amount BUSINESS DIRECTORY tis the burden of arranging for the ex- uexi. session or congress. We there- lo about $20,000. every Thurs- - Moots first and third tension of he street through two ad- fore acrepi your offer as above stilled, Knights of days of each niontli at ditional blocks to Ke-l.ap- llaiokauwihi. street wifli the understanding that you on In the matter of the estate of u MUSIC. Pythian Hall. Visiting hrotli u's cor-t- without additioi.iil cost to Territ- your part, the will bind the Government so Wahine, judge Robinson In consequence SOUTH KING STREET. . this of (the rumors dially invited al loud. ory far as you are legally able, to abide by that Mrs. morning appointed J. 10, Kualu ad- a number of the Spanish women who Hodgson, Teacher of Piano and- - H. V. TODD. Sachem, The Honorable Secretary of the and act upon the report, of the commit- binging. easy Treasury in ministrator in place of Kaopumomo-11a- , came by the Heliopolis en- Pleasant, method. A. E. MURPHY, his letier of acceptance to tee, if if favors, the plan of opening had been Rapid us of the wriltpn at, street, deceased, bonds being fixed ticed and thorough progress. C. Mahuka site, Wash- the on the conditions stated. at to houses of prostitution, the of It. Bright, pretty Bere-tan- ia ington on April 2d, imposes only this Yours respect fitllv, $130. P. Silva, F. P. Heckley and Board of Immigration has made a music. 276 condition : HENRY WATER1IOPSE CO., C. A. K. Hopkins St. See sign. M. I. TRUST have been appoint- special investigation to get at the DAMIEN COUNCIL No. 563, Y. "That yon shall furnish evi- LTD., I FRESH STOCK such ed appraisers. facts. It is true that some of the dence as the Attorney General may re- Wed- .lodge Robinson dis- of lower-worl- d Meets avery second and fjiirth quire that a sixty this morning denizens the were TO-DA- ILEHNH ABDT'S street feet in width President. solved the injunction - Y nesday of each month at San Antonio has been opened along the entire that issued re- hanging about when the ship arriv- NEW Visiting brothers cordially cently in the case of A. B. Carter et lall. (Oakland) Celebrated southeasterly side of said site from Executive Chamber Honolulu, Hawaii, al ed, but so far as can be learned none to attend. vs. John C. Lane et al, including Jes- King street lo Merchant street, May I, l;.()7. of the women went with COUNTRY CLUB. F. W. WEED, Pres. audi sie Kaae, executrix of the estate of A. them. iniu said new sireet has been legally Henrv Waterhoiise Trust Co., Ltd., Air. County police oflicers E. V. TODD, Secy. 1 CANDIES V. Carter. have watched dedicated to. and accepted by, the City R. W. red-lig- A large Shingle, President, Hono- Judge Robinson this the ht district carefully and 'bus will run every Satur- of Honolulu as a public street, and will lulu. morning in day tiie matter of J. P. Mendonca vs. Wing leturn the information Spanish afternoon and Sunday from the ASSORTED CHOCOLATES be improved as are oilier public streets Dear Sir: Please accept my that thanks (hong Wo Co., assessed costs in women have up end of the Nuuauu line. Fares, 15 Unique BON B0NS AND CH0C0- - In said city." for your communication May 3rd, the not taken their 1 of stun of $:J7.2.S against the defendant. cents. Luncheon served Sundays. LATES We tire prepared to meet this condi- accepting ibe proposition to appoint a abode there. Chinese Goods tion, but your proposal necessitates a commit lee of public siaieiueius generally as HOUSE COMMITTEE. MAR SUM ALLOWS three men. before IfflF" BULLETIN ADS. PAY ine made further extension of Rishop street than whom you are to demonstrate, within fact seem to have developed from 384-l- 1 LEMON DROPS reiptired by thai Secretary Cortelyou. j ten days, the feasibility of extending V-.- what the people of the city 0. HARD GUM DROPS dives Wine Wo Tai & However, it is our desire to do till in j Rishop t street through three blocks, have tried to do but without success. ' our power to have the Federal Gov- llalekauwila si reel, al, a cost to the 941 NUUANU ST. 'j C AI L L R S m ernment acquire Easter's Gone LEVY & CO., a building site in Ho- Government f Ml, to exceed $17,5ilii. UL GENUINE nolulu. If you in t succeed demonstrating his j Why not come The Secretary of the out, then, in a F A M 1 1 Y MANDOLIN taught in 12 lessons to S W I S S MILK Treasury has lo their satisfaction, I shall instruct jstylish spring GROCERS eiven us sixty days and has intimated this to charge suit? WANTS C H 0 C 0 committee continue in We .have remarkably play any sheet of music or by ear. LATE a sill! further extension in which to of the public building site question and a fine assort consummate the dial, but il is not our earn through a plan, t ment of spring suitings for you to WANTED. PHONE MAIN 149 GUARANTEED, 12 such assisting lessons for $.15. desire to avail ourselves of the full per- in every way possible. choose from. Jealous as we are of iod second-han- d platform good HENRY MAY & 1 of lime allotted if we are convinced I hereby appoint the following gen- our reputation, you are sure to se scale in COAT AND PANTS SAM GOLDKXO, Mandolin Export, CO, Ltd, it is impossible that lo meet the condi- tlemen to constitute such committee: cure correct styles and a good fit. order; about 1500m. Box 595. CLEANED AND PRESSED FOR No. 18 Hotel St. RETAIL 22 $ tion relating to tlte street extension, Mr. I.. A. Thurslon 3GS3-1- as we believe it to M to best, Iiulge SO CEJNTS fc the inter- Alexander Lindsay, Jr. PHONES I ests of W. W. & PHONE Plant? books of all sorts, ledgers, the community to have the Mr. C. R. Hemenway. Ahana Co., FOR SALE. MAIN 457. M 92 Wholesale I site question definitely etc., manufactured by the Bulletin settled before Very sincerely yours. MERCHANT TAILORS 8 the arrival of the Congressional I P pany G. R. CARTER, 62 King St. horoughbred fox terriers for sale. Sun Rise Dyeing House Publishing Company. now en roirte to id Honolulu, since it Governor. PHONE 1305 3US2-1- BLUE 2741. P. O. Box 081 Beretania Street. 1148 FORT 8TREET. EVENING nULLETIN, HONOLULU. T. H., SATt'RnAV, MAY I, 1007.

The motion to have the Chair ap- Lane said the Honolulu committee vears; graduate of Southern Illinois N point an executive committee of live had no right to del ide as to what per- College, Kntield; is a lawyer. Was IE If end a finance committee of three was tained to the other Islands. The elected to t ho iiiith, fMh and iiitth 5 carried. plan outlined, by the general commit- Congresses, and reelected to the fldth.l .(Continued from Paqe 1) The Chair called for suggestions tee covered that. Member of the Rivers and Harbors t; niiike theillmoney go far enough. for the of the party. Lane entertainment moved to place all the Oaliu Committee. However, if anything should be left Parker said it would be a good idea members on the committee. The Del- George L. Lilley Kepreseniatie " after paying the hotel bills, this to let the people from Maui and Ka- egate said that could do no harm. from Connecticut; was born in Ox-- 1 could be Bpent on entertainment. uai come to see the visitors in Hono- Pock appointed on the oxeculivo ford, Mass., August ::, 1S.V, age IS, Judge Dole asked if it was desired lulu instead of having them go to committee: J. F. Morgan, Geo. W. years; was educated at the Winces-- ' tt have householders entertain the their Islands, where there was noth- Sinill, C. 1 Chlllhigworth, Captain tor Polytechnic Institute; director id' visitors. Atkinson answered that he ing much to see. These visitors came Otwell and J. A. McCandless. Torrlnglon National Hank, Torrlnc- - Lad had several offers of this kind. to have a good time nnfj not to be Finance Committee: M. P'. Itobin-fo- n, ton, Conn.; served in the House of However, the guests should have the riuslicd to death on steamers. 10. I. Spalding, C. M. Cooke. Representatives of Connecticut Leg-- 1 choice of staying at the hotels, if McCandless said that those mat- 11. P. Wooi1,, general secretary. Islature In 11J01; was elected to the! tney so preferred. It would be a ters should be arranged by the com- Otwell asked permission to with- "Sill Congress and reelected (n the! i.ood thing if owners of rigs and uu-to- e mittees, who could meet every day, draw. J. U. Gait was appointed in :,!)th. Member ol the Naval Affairs would offer their services to take while the visitors were in town, and his place, whereupon the meeting ad- Commit tee. the visitors about. could get their own views on these journed. Ralph D. Cole -- - Kepresentatlve Teck said there would be from $6 matters. Hawaii was now having a Tile Delegate, alter the meeting, from Ohio; was born in O., mmmi to $7 to spend a head per day. This prand opportunity and all personal added the following names to the Nov. ,10, 1S7H; age :: ; graduate of rhould bo sufficient. He thought it feeling and petty spite should be set peneral committee: W. A. Kinney, Pinlay College in 1s;m;; completed would bo a good plan to appoint a uside. C. K. Not ley, YY. C. Achi, August his course in the Northwestern Ohio ml!"- - U fnance committee, as would un- Chillingworth wanted to know if A. G. M. Normal I'uiversity, Ada, ()., in .181)8; it Dreier, Admiral Heckley, - . doubtedly be necessary to raise some the other Islands had not already Itohqrtson and the Oahu members of is a lawyer; was elected to the State ' m more funds. been asked to arrange to receive the the Legislature. Legislature in lSDi); reelected in 'Hi Thi re is iio ONLY cleanaljle appoint visitors. Con- Smit moved that the Chair Those present lit the meeting were 1!)01; was elected to the .Mitli as some dct'.lcrs would an executive committee of twelve Peck answered that the other Isl as follows: S. P.. Dole, J. K. Kalani-pnaol- e, gress. Member of the following com- have yon think: bv.t 13 ONE members to look after the details of ands were attended to by the general A. L. C. Atkinson, W. M. Gif-faii- l, mittees: Irrigation of Arid Lauds, com- eh. .unbi-; the entertainment and a finance committee. G. YV. Smit, II. P. Wood, Cur- and Territories. that is more easily tisan mittee of three. This carried. Chillingworth said that the local tis P. laukea, D. Kawananakoa, John William E. Humphrey - Kepre-- f f.iiy otiier. That is the Judge Dole suggested that the ex- committee had nothing to say about V. Lane, Charles V. Chillingworth, M. entative of West Virginia; was 2 ecutive committee was too large. He the trips to the other Islands. It was P. Robinson, Samuel Parker, L. Ten-ne- y born In Alamo, I ml.. March ;!1, 1S(I2; n overt to reconsider. Carried. Ho therefore a waste of time to discuss Peck, M. Phillips. J. M. Wake- i:ge !." years; graduate of Wabash then moved to limit the committee to them. field, J. A. McCiindless, Captain Ot- College, Crawfordsville, Incl. ; is a five members. Atkinson said it had been suggest- well, Captain Joynes, S. P. Correa, lawyer; in LSliS was elected to the Sinillie explained that if the com- ed to meet the visitors on their arriv- K. I. Spalding. J. M. Dnwsett, Prank office of Corporation Counsel of the mittee was large it could bo divided al with leis and music on board the Harvey, D. Kalauokalani, A. 1). Cas- city of Seattle; reelected to same of- into subcommittees on transportation, Iroquois. Two days' rest should be tro, Geo. K. Smithies, Admiral Peck-le- fice in 11)00; was elected to .ISth, tea tamca hotels and entertainment. There given, then, on the 10th, Che Gov- D t li Congresses, and reelected to (lie ( liould be some members of the Leg- ernor's public reception would give COth. Member of the following com- islature on it to make it representa- the people a chance to meet the Con The following information regard- mit tees: Education, Kleclions, tive. gressmen. ing the members of the party has in Department of Agri- CI jMcOandless favored having a small The trips to the other Islands had been prepared by Secretary Atkinson culture, Merchant Marine, and Fisb-- t eanable Refrigerator executive committee, to which vari- been arranged according to the sug- from the Congressional Directory: ries. "Represenlat ous committees, to be appoint- E. C. Ellis ive from stat--mcn- minor gestions of the Island committees. He William Peters Hepburn This is no idle We leave yon to be the juiinc. Compare the Leonanl with any ed, report. from Iowa, years Missouri; was horn at Vennontville, could described these trips as outlined. (It.); oilier refrigerator and yon will soon be convinced of this fact. of age; is a lawyer by profession; Mich.. Oct. 2, 1S(M; age 41! years; Smit with drew his motion. Chillingworth suggested that these In most of the rcl'r'f,er&lors now on the market, the air circulation p;ust. through the nar- (!if-far- ferved during the Civil War and was was educated at Olivet College, Mich- Dole said the Idea of having sub- ti ips were rather strenuous. d row passages in the' enis'cr front, or' lid of the refriRe.ra.cr and these passages soon become good one. ap- said retired as Lieutenant Colonel; serv- igan; later received the degree of A. committees was a The the same. foul from various causes. Frequently something is accidentally spilled ri-- ht into the air pas- ed as Solicitor of the Treasury dur- I., from Carleton College, Minn.; Is pointment thereof could be left to Atkinson answered that the other sage, and constantly variov.r, smells are nassmg- up from the food below and lodging tl.cir ing the Administration of President a lawyer; was elected to the ufifh taint the executive committee. islands had as much right to enter on the inaccessible walls of the air lines. In a short time the refrigerator begins to smell as Sam Harrison; has been in the 17t.il, 4Sth, Congress. Rivers and Harbors. Parker said that there was no tain the visitors as Oaliu. He did though there was somethin'r (lead in it, and you cannot get of smell unlc-s- pc,:.--.- nr.ti-,- rid the yen 1 niih, niid, r.7tii, Jas. C. Needham Kepresentalive ime to waste. He thought that ar- not believe that all the visitors would scih. a Leonard. Clcanable. If you do. yon ran simply slip out the irons which make one sid; of the and PiStii Congresses, and reelected California; was born In Carson City. rangements should be made right take these trips. It was important air passage and wash the fines as sweet and clean as new. to the. Midi. Chairman of (lie Inter- Nov., in 1 8 )i I ; age 1:1 years; grad- iiway instead of leaving them to that they be shown other things than In the illustration above we show how easily this is Some manufacturer:; are trying state and Foreign Commerce Com- uate of I'uiversity of he I'acilic, at committees, whereby time was wast- Ewa and Pminene. to get around our patent by making the whole ice box removable, but a moment's refiee'lioti mittee. San Jose, Cal.; attended l'niversily ed. He thought that there was some Admiral Hockley wanted detailed will convince any housekeeper that she does not want to break her back even? time she cleans - ltepresen-laliv- e ol Michigan; is a lawyer; has been objections to the plan already adopt- information about the part the Kinau Edward L. Hamilton her refrigerator. Besides, vlisn you inspect the Leonard yea will see it would be from Michigan, (It.); !0 years (hairmnn of the Republican County that just ed .As it was, the visitors would be was to take in the trip, lie was as reasonable to remove the whole interior linintr of the r'c'.i as to remove the ice of age; is a lawyer by profession; Committee; member of the Slate Cen- iterator ending half their time on the told. chamber. Wc defy anyone to find any poition of LEONARD tral Committee, and member of the the interior of the CT.EANABLE which they would not like. The Delegate said he thought the that cannot be easily ai;d conveniently cleaned m .ire whole ice cham- Congressional Committee; was elect- - casilv than removing the Atkinson said Honolulu was not Kauai trip was a waste of time, but ber of any other make. to the fit! Hi, and 5Sth Con- the only place in Hawaii. !t would bo hard to get out of having id 57th gresses and to 5!lth. "Lot us give thein a good time in it. However, Hie Kauai people reelected the fete Ways and Means. Honolulu," said Parker, "instead of might lie induced to forego it. as Samuel H. Piles s',i,"i'. Wash- Iher ew Features them these rushing trips, Giffard said he doubted that many 111 j2 Q ington; was born in Kentucky Dec. which will only tire them out." of the Congressmen would wish to o 5: 5 o O L'S, 1S5S; age 1!) years; was educat-- ( 4i o Harvey said he doubted that the go to either Maui or Kauai. o I O ft t it ai private schools at. 5. visitors, especially the ladies, would Lane said that he had introduced 'i Smithkiiid; is a lawyer; 1SSS take the trips. in the Legislature the resolution ap in was City Attor- ney .of Seattle; in !Sh5 wits appoint- Dole remarked that they would propriating the $ir,(MM) for the en- - ed general counsel of the Oregon Im- have their say-so- s when they arriv- tertai.'.inent. The members from the provement. Company; was to ed. other Islands had voted for the reso- elected 1 Ik the i'niled in !M).",. Delegate Kalanianaolo thought the lution with the express understand- Stales Senate Chairman Coast ;iid committees should be appointed forth ing the visitors should be taken Insular Affairs that Committee. with. He also believed in having an to Kauai, Hawaii and Maui. These Leonard executive committee of twelve. trips could not. bo omitted without rll Jos, Warren Keifer Representa- McCandless said the executive com- committing a breach of faith. tive, Ohio; was born in Ohio; age mittee of five could pick its sub- Harvey said it would be better to 00 years; lawyer; Major General of ce!s committees immediately after its the party one more day on Ka- Volunteers in Spanish-America- n War; was election. uai. in command of I'nilcl It possesses the idenl instillation; States forces which took possession there being eight separate and dis- of Havana; was the first, commander tinct walls, in the order shown in the ,VWVVWVVVtlVVVVVWVVVVWUVVV CONGRESSMAN HAMILTON in chief of the Spanish War veter- cut opposite. Chairman Committee on Territories ans; was elected to the iy'llh Con- ORDER A NEW SUPPLY OF gress and reelected to the litlth Con- This means a great saving in your lias been in the rrlh, fitilli, .ri7i!i, gress, Appropriation Committee. ice bill. ."i.Slh, ;!(th Congresses, and reelected to the COtli. Chairman of the Com- Charles E. Littleficld Represen- The LEONARD rcfiigerator lock holds the door absolutely air tight by bolting it both at SWEET VIOLET BUTTER mittee on Territories and Member of tative, Maine; was born in Lebanon. top and bottom. Other refrigerators lock only in the middle and the least warping of. the Insular Affairs Committee. Me.,Juno 21, S 5 ; age 4(i years; was doors admits the warm air from without at top and bottom. t admitted to liar in 1S71I; Adin Ballou Capron Hepresen-tativ- e uie was a from Khode Island; years member of the Maine Legislature in THE LEONARD CLE ANABLE Now of age; served (luring the Civil War; 1SS5, and Speaker of the House ill 75c for 2 Lbs. 18S7; was Attorney several limes elected to I lie General General of the is not a cheap refrigerator. It is made of the finest materials obtainable and on the most sci- Assembly of Rhode Island; has been Stale from IKS!) lo'lSIC!; wtiK elect-i- d entific principles. Special attention is called to the improvements for 1907 which, as in all other The best table butter on the market for the money. to .Midi, in the .lath, ficih, r,7lli and fiSih the 57lh and 5Sth Con- LEONARD features, ar- fully protected by patents. gresses Congresses, and reelected to the fiilth and reelected to the 5!Mb. One should buy a refrigerator only once in a lifetime ani it pays to get the best. The best is Congress. Member of the following Chairman Uxpcndit ures of Depart-i.ien- t. of Agriculture, Judiciary, Mer- ( ommlt.tees: Foreign Affairs, Mili- THE" LEONARD CLEANABLE tary, and Territories. chant Marine, Fisheries. C. Q. Yee Hop & Go,, Abraham Lincoln Brick Kcpre-sent.ativ- e James R. Mann Representative, BIG NEW STOCK OF THE 1907 MODEL EEADY FOR YOUR INSPECTION AT from Indiana; attended Cor- I'linois; was born in 1S5(I; age I ! ; TEL. MAIN 251. nell, Yale, and Michigan Universi- graduate of the I'uiversity of Illi- ties; graduated from Michigan Law nois and the I'nien College of Law in School; has been in (lie fiGth, fi7lh, Chicago; was a member of the City . Agents. aSlh and f0lh Congresses, and re- Council of Chicago, was chairman of risekfeld elected to the nnth. Member of the the Republican County Convention following committees: Appropria-- t in Chicago in 1S!I5; was elected to ions and Territories. the 551 b, 57th, 5Slh and 5!Mb Con- D. L. Alexander Itepresental ive gresses and reelected to the Clllh. from New York; served during th Chairman Flections, Interstate and Civil War; graduated of Bowdoin Foreign Commerce. College; formerly commander of the E. F. Acheson Henrcscntative, Department of the Potomac, Grand Pennsylvania; Home decoration not in har- was born in Washing- Army of the Republic; wrote the Po- ton, Pa., Sept. 1!tli, 1S55; age 52 mony with other appointments litical History of the State of New IVialt 'ears; educated at Washington won't go in of re- and this century York; has been in the a 5th, Ofith, Jefferson College; finement. editor of the is the foundation and TiSth and 5!ith Congresses, and Washington, Pa., Observer; was You ought advise the principal essential for a really to with men reelected to the tiat.h. Member of elected to the 54th, 55th, 5(ith, 57th, of experience men who have the following beer. committees: Judiciary r.Sth and 5Hl.li Congresses, and re- jood made of - Mid a study home decora- Rivers' and Harbors. elected to the 00th. Kxponse in Na- Janes H. Davidson Representa- vy Department, Rivers and Harbors. tive from Wisconsin, graduated at. STANLEY STEPHENSON rHE HOME DECORATOR James P. Conner Representa- - TO r Albany Law School in ' X S 1 ; has PHONE MAIN 426. tive, Iowa: was born in Indiana. mm in ri."th, r,i;ih, .ri7lh, riNth, boon the !S5I; age 4H years; graduate of the TRADE BOOMERS S S SIGNS! ."!)th Congresses, and reelected to the Slate University of Iowa. City; in WOth. Chairman of Railways and !KX0 was elected District Attorney; The Kinjf of Bottled Beers Canals Commit (ee and Member of t he In 1SS1 was elected Circuit Judge; Rivers and Harbors Committee. in 1SSC was elected District. Judge; is brewed from the choicest Barley-Mal- t obtainable, Representative W. L. Jones v. as elected to the 5(iih and 57tll Con- in combination with Select Hops and Special quality Men's Furnishing Goods from Washington; was born near gresses and reelected to the 5Sth and Yeast. In consequence it has the exquisite Methany, 111., Oct. 9th, ISC,:;, age 5 taste, Oth Congresses. Labor, Library, V-?.''- the mellowness and the delicious flavor which can -t St Public Buildings and Grounds. V Call in and see the fine negligee shirts, with cuffs FOR RENT James McLaehlan Representa- be found iu no other Beer. which we are selling for .$1.00. This is but one instance of tive, California; was born in Argyll- Budwciscr k lnvuvl and I'c.ttloil only A newly painted and papered 6-- i the LOW PSIChS which ol 6 lifaYtiJV-aiij- t prevail throughout our Entire Line of shire, Scotland, in 1X52; age 55 A at the lIo:ue I'l.mt tiie room cottage with modern conve-- 1 Goods, including: graduate of Hamilton College, nienccs at Puunui nr. Liliha tcr-- I car New York; lawyer; ISDU was elected AnbeuscrBu.sch Brewing Ass'n SHIRTS, minus. $12 p. Li. V HATS HOSIERY in. District Attorney of Los Angeles, i. Loui&a S. A. UNDERWEAR COLLARS CUFFS Cal.; was elected to (he 51th, FOR SALE 57th NECKWEAR I'AJAMAS LTC. and 5sih Congresses and reelected to II. f".i X'. :W s Several good building lots Ma- - HACKFELD & CO. Ltd., Jfg. at :he 5!'lh. River.; and Harbors. 0 noa Valley at a bargain. Wholesale Distributor?, Edwill Y. Webb Representative. Honolulu. Niirt'i Carolina; wa.; bom in Shelby. YEE CHAN KING AND BETHEL STREETS. & C-- I CO., 7 " : P. E. R. Strauch N. S ago ''" years; graduate tl Wake Fore.-,- College; studied !,mv Waity Bldg., Room 1, 74 S. King SI. (Continued on Page 4.) KViiNiNCi .HJI.UJrUN, HOMl.VLJ. T. H SA'ITKDAY. MAY I, 1!)d7.

it Anierlrun people to t'ortirt I If;?;;' tbi.i little dot on the m;ip moans KtMllb iSUlU t.'Ji' present Mild future. It there-- i PublitflKMl Every Ituy Kxoej.t Sunday, lore l.ills especially to the lot of Ha- - RENT & CO. Books, Bookish People T. hings ROYAL AWAIIAN HOTEL at l.'u Kins street, llunululii, vail'a citizens; to assist, local Eeilontl and T. 11., by the Kepreseiitutivcs !u urging nallonal! III IIMIBI I.U.H1 BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO., LTD. necessities upon tlie attention of na- - We gel no good by being ungenerous even to book. tioiul legislators. Xor ilnen the lucal E. B. Browning. WALLACE R. rtaty ciul il THE ONLY TROPICAL HOTEL IN HONOLULU. FARRINGTON .. Editor their Our i ietis ahould only Meals served out of doors on la rg-- semi-circl- e verandas. The to the local authorities, ewleav-iiiu- ii To Famished - first-clas- s plan. lOnlrreil at thi' ;iullice at Huno- of-l- hi hotel in Honolulu se rves on the American li (o with Federal l; that MH.'ond-elas- s lulu an aatter. s, f in would come to the Stale in t lie the funds to make the team 3 bedroom house in Makikl wort; way of taking children out of compe- AMERICAN PL AN DINNER, $1.00, SUBSCRIPTION RATES. thoroughly eilicieiit. district, mosquito proof, gas, Some day D3, C. HANF0RD HENDERSON tition with adults." the people of this city completely furnished $;!.". 00. ... Distinguished American They ought to be paid go Meals served American or European plan. Payable in Advance. will awake to the perfect follv and to to mpreue injustice the! Educator and Author, school because it is right to do no, perpetuated by BEWS, Mgr. Legislature At Waikiki, a bedrooms $00. READS A STRAY BULLETIN for moneys is really duo them for H. Evening Bulletin. just elosed, when, with weeks, EN ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA services A dance on arrival of Alameda occurring; every three Per month, anywlieie In II. S..$ the t.iovei noi 's assent, it allowed ap-- 1 rendered the State In the Per ijuarler, anywhere in V. i, . 2.Ui) propriatiens for quelling possible! 4 bedroom house In town, cor-no- r f thool room." . . year, S JM) . X X X iii X X X X JC X X Per anywhere in U. ri,... epid'Uiles lo go by the board, and) King and Kiehards streets, X X X The Professor is right., Such a year, postpaid, foreign 11. UO completely furnished. Every- Per thus threw the financial responslhil- - Dr. Henderson, from whose work curse, while expensive at the start, Weekly Bulletin. thing in best of condition. ity upon a few shippers of the port of on "Naughty Hoys" we have quoted would effectually put an end to child CREAM PURE RYE Six tm nllis .no Small cottage in rear. Also labor. It would make IT. 1 lonoliilit. in these columns, is on his way to children want IYrvcar, anywliere in S .no servants' quarters. $(i5.0u. Per year, postpaid, foreign. 2.00 Hawaii can never point the finger California on an extended trip to attend school and keep in school long as i f scorn at the federal (iovernnient li I'limrli Hint Sl'it". f'lihn lUnvlcn as they could. It would lie Territory of Hawaii, ) after what the Territory lias put on and the Southwest. a wonderful incentive to study. It H Honolulu, record durir.,;; last It nould provide for the needs of many T )ss: the session. is From Phoenix City, Arizona, he First Judicial Circuit.) Hawaii's good fortune, however, to writes to the li. li.: i fatherless child, support widows WHISKEY C. ('.. ItOCKl'S. Business Manager have at the head of the Federal ser- "1 have seen your paper on 'The and sick parents and, in other cases, be a ct the Bulletin Publishing Company, vice and the Territoi ial service men TRENT & CO Wayward Youth' and read it with in- savings fund upon which the

Limited, belli j; first duly prae-liea- (hiid could draw by by. Eworn, o't who have the proper i.deals, are l. terest and approval. and And it PRODUCTION bei AMERICA'S FINEST oath depose:) and says: That the fol- and have done wonders with "I disapprove thoroughly of cor- vould money actually earned lowing is a true correct state- though not at the expense of and .vital they have had at their com- pora! punishment, and of every sys- - health Rich and Alellow ment of the circulation for the week mand. tcm of educational discipline which and education. ending Friday, May :i, HinT, of i lid to .Mitli, I one of The feature is, that wllli the 55th, 57(h, "Mh regards childish wrong-doin- g other consider this the most bus- ! ttW3 Daily and AYeeUIy Editions of the Congresses, reelected to Ig-- inesslike and practical such men at the helm, and constantly and the 'ftli. than ns a mistake the result of nl propositions LOVEJOY & CO., Agents Hvenln;; Bulletin: at work, the American people will without opposition. Immigration norance. The proper remedy is not that have been made in educational Naturalization, matters for a long time. Why IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FINE WINES & LIQUORS. OI ,veniI12 iSUUCtm wane m some day, ami Hawaii may Interstate and For punishment but enlightenment." . . . can't 902-90- NUUANU STREET. PHONE MAIN 308. cign Commerce. Mime, wealthy man endow a particu- -- Saturday, April 27 2650 noi. bt behind. 'If you have not already seen it iimt ' ..u ., - . Monday, Apiil 29 24 !5 ii j ou might lie interested in some of lar school, so that a trial might be Tuesday, April 30 2403 SOME HONOLULU MEN the chapters in my little book on made of (he plan? Wednesday, May 1 2424 morals, 'The Children of Hood For-- j Let Mr. Baldwin, for instance, en-- ; (low (be Thursday." 2 24,40 ens . . Wailoku school so each My Continued from Page 3 wim lune'." . that :;t of ; i hiid would be paid a good wage,' Friday, y .2195 rniversity North Carolina Kditor Kvenin Hulletin: On "It seems to me shocking that a 'i 'd State Senator in .19(10; was and see what (he effects are on at- -' ii be Naval wharf there are four ("ni- - teacher should whip a child for any ere Goes A to ve- - tendance and acquirement. Average Daily Circulation .2472 elected the rSih Congress and million employed making cylinders effense, and especially for so trivial -d y, all, (ilei to the .Vjili. u . After the child has individual Circulaticn of Weekly Bulletin Kdueation, lor the purpose ol erecting concrete one as tardiness." CO, lights. What gave us the right to April 1907 28fc2 !'". Territories. piers to be used in (lie construction "Wholly unenlightened to commit Number of weeklies delivered on A. L. Dates- - Representative, Penn- Hsobcdient child to a reform ceprlve him of several years of hisj an of the nroiected liuhl house it. thai" in mi sylvania: was i;i . time order to give him what he! Island of Hawaii alone 1188 horn ?deadville, Pa., harbor. What is the reason that school." . Combined 'S.",!i; age 4.S years; graduate of A- does not want, and, perhaps, may not guaranteed average Chinamen are employed on this "Doubtless you know of Judge circulation llegheny admitted to Hip Undsey's good use? 53 34 work? Are there no American citi-.e- work in Denver. PULLCT1X I'l'tlLlSMINO CO., LTD., ha'- in was We grant (hat the education he! !XV': elected to he ".Tin sufficiently skilled Hint, (he I'. "With hearty good wishes for the In the passing; show there arc many other young men by C. HOCK US, ami ."Mh Congresses f.ets is necessary; that, he ought to1 (. and reelected to has to fall hack on success of your humane work in Ma- - Ht -- business Manager. Hie Ii. Naval Affairs. . . . have it: still it is recognized Hint: who dressed to fashion, celestial labor to complete this work? '.vail." are according the same standard of Sr.bFcrlbed and sworn to be- Chcs. McGavin Kepicsoiitative, No doubt what Hie even good filings cannot bo forced Or, is it. that Uncle Sam is now so! author of but somehov the clo'l.es of this ir.an stand out and fore rue this- lib day of Illinois; was born in 111., on the individual. liiverton, poor that be cannot afford to pay bis "John Percyfield" says in regard to SIJAL .May, Anno Domini. IflOT in l."7-l- age ."..'i may The Europeans' years beyond all else. years; was admitted subjects for Possibly, punishments seem strange to a steal several their labor? ( ' P. II. MUUNKTTK, to th" in I S 0 7 ; few even a man's time to tench him mill-- 1 bar became Assistant however, (be citizen lias deteriorated teachers. Hut he voices Votary Public, First Judicial Circuit. City Attorney, Chicago, l!Mi:!: - tarism. He serves the State whether in wasj in lii.i skill and increased bis ability the sentiments of the whole enligbt- ciecleil to I lie r.flth Congress. Claims,! ned he wills or not. The discipline is lo live without work; hence, Hie em American world. .Striking a Tailorin H.VITUUAY. .MAY I. j f ood for him in many cases, it That's !;.; tents. Ploymeiit of these Chinamen. child in public for "offenses" is a and Joseph V. Grag Ttepresentnlive, thing of the past in every American is believed that his services are nee- -' .Nov." tile work s lieiimi. ih Yours, iir., Illinois: was born at Terre Haute, State. It is relegated to he Barbaric essary. let iney are stolen never--t And that's what we can do for you. We'll guarantee l.o douli! the eiili linmeni for the C. MITCHiOLH, Ind., IS.Vt; age ai tended Va- - Ages. No teacher of any standing heless. 'liii.m will fully up lo Jill Queen St. to make you a suit of clothes at a very reasonable price the bash. College, Cra wfordsvilie, Ind.; indulges in if. Ma ndard. Honolulu, May 4, '07. was admiited to the bar in 1.S79; was Dr. Henderson mentions Judge "Paying Children To Go To School" that will satisfy you immensely. Come in and select your Ulectcd to the 51th, a.jth, ntith, l.indsey. Alalia, February, 190V. 57th Genuine Indian Head 33 inches wide, Judge Lindsey himself has doth we have a large attractive stock of the latest and HaWATS COLLEGE. in ml "tSh Congresses and reelected soft finish at. 12tif at Whitney & followed up this Hawaiian discus- s r. most exclusive id the full. Appropriations, Marsh's. sion, and we expect to have his opin- patterns and we'll make you something I'll" est way to kill the Hawaii Cet.ri'e W, Harris Representa- g ions expressed in these very columns PRESIDENT JORDAN Coll if will be s A;;rieiiliure ami .Mechanic tive. Nebraska; was born in Ohio in There a meeting of the Hoard io cor ioia-- of punisniiient and re : j I Kducaiion at 3:30 o'clock Monday ris is slarl eon oversy ov Mi : age 4ii years; atlendei! Hald-wi- n form schools. ON HIS WAY ii il afternoon. at's Tailoring hethe. is lo a small farm or rniversity, lierea, Ohio, and The Rod and Ferrule Must Be plan i a lion Hie Northern Indiana Normal School, Chester Doyle has gone lo Waipahu from the Hawaiian School. TO If NEW ZEALAND; average inl lligence is used It Valpa raiso; was admiited to the bar lo see that the Japanese ,t here keep S v i be neither. bul assist both, in was three times prosecuting their premises clean, with a view to .i. The purpose off a college is lo serve at fo'aiey was elected to the fiSlh reducing the chances for disease. Dr. David Starr Jordan, perhaps (he! McINERNY. I LUIS be oui h of i lu coiuil ry in which it Congress nd reelected to the 59th PAY CHILDREN TO GO best known educator in the United The funeral. services for the Airs. Stales, on is established by giving them nd 00th Congresses. La-o- r. late TO arrived this morning the Elections, Dan MeCorriston SCHOOL HABERDASHER AND CLOTHIER. a;i;vd educational ages. Buildings, will he held at tho steamer Moana on his way to New Zea advant Public and Grounds. , An Idea Advanced by an i.iuiione i nineurni tomorrow at. 3 p. land, where lie will study the economic I, hlS wilh the youth whether Ttepresenta-ive- . PORT thev William W. Wilson m. The interment will take nlace in American Professor features of that country. He was met AND MERCHANT STS. I will use his education to improve Illn p-i- l IPinois: was born in Ohio, ill., ,"..,,i,li,,l,. ui,;ti:i,i tin aiii- - fiLJee'. at the Oceanic dock hy J. A. McCand-les- s their on a 1 age condition smail farm or a in S: 39: had commercial and M. Scott of this city, who murUfcnii ii Mn.liHlm Wn,yHiul stifiar planl.al.ion or any position in ; lid le ,al - The petition of Henry Van took him in charge education; lawyer; admit- Ceisen for This may strike the ordinary read and looked after life y may a rehearing in the case of C, B. Maiie. his comfort, white tti select to occupy. fed to the bar ISfi"; was elected to er as revolutionary, the Moana was here. scope vs. .1. V. Pratt, tax assessor, has heen but there is Mr. McCandlesii placed his big lour- Tbf of Hawaii's College of the iik'h Congress and reelected to reason denied by the. Supreme Court. The ac- lMich in it. ing car at Dr. Jordan's service and in Ladies. Look t Agricultu and Mechanic rt3i the ".!nh. Merchant and Fish- - This Marine tion relates to the sale of Maile's land "The child sees only what be company of Professor Scott be paid a cuglit. to he, and undoubtedly will cries. to Van Giesen under an action and gains for the present. He is as the visit, to the ItislKV) Museum, where ha be, broad enough to take in all who; - Philip Fitt Campbell Kepresen- judgment for Hack taxes. .savage; be lives for the present. So (pent some time, then going to the wish to learn. But not. it it must bei tafivo, Kansas; was Aquarium, num- born in Nova with conditions out in the world cal- where he examined a industrial-schoo- lied down to the l Scotia; graduated from I'ni-iile- a, ber of new varieties of iisli which have Baker ling for children, with the greed of -- OF- ei;e it will fail of its mission versify ; began been placed in the 'tanks since his last the practice of law parents and employers, with the love and certainly net obtain the Federal in iSRfi; was elecled to the f.Xth "isit to Honolulu. Ho took lunch at ( I' money implanted in us, 1 believe t he Young endowment. There are median-- : Congress Hotel with Professor Scot I the and reelected to the 511th,. COMMENCEMENT another Ihing must be done, a very before BEAOTY ieal courses to be considered, the .Moana left for the Colonies. ami District of Columbia, Pensions. lad'.cal step must be (alien, and that Im- -- tnese are by no means the least C, Represent- IS! 11 j iH f!J; Frederick Stevens is to Pay Children in Dollars and H H g K it: & g S K! :gl Jjf FROM MAY 1st TO 4th portant. ative, Minnesota; was born in Bos- BAYS Cents to Attend School." . . . "The Faddists 'an do much injury by ton, Mass., in age 46 years; Solid Gold Tops 60; - IStil; cry goes out that thousands of chil- n HONOLULU WEATHER per pair; rcg- holding that (hey alone must be d. graduated from Tinwdoin College uiar price, $1.00. in dren are not availing themselves of Therefore he work of 18IS1, from law school of n sf r. x w ;kj si g st g girl! the State Hie schools and are being attracted k ij :i Il larger $1.C0; regular price, greatest, moment to the insl ilution l'nivorsity of Iowa in 1JSN4; admitted WEATHER from them to the workshops and i 11.50. Is: a choice by the Regents of the to the bar in 1SS4; was elected to May 4. repairing will soon be here, so soon in storerooms." Temperatures 6 m first President. If this head of the the Legislature a. in., 70; 8 a. in., Gold filled 25 cents; regular price Slate of Minnesota . . . a i1 fact that it is time to plan "the "If individuals can afford to "fi; 10 a. in., 75; noon, 80; morning 50 cents. college is a man of broad American for sessions of 1SSS-S- 9 18!) 1, A- --. and ", that lovelv creation of pay children to work for them and minimum, 69. of a fine watch should not be 'teals, blessed with an energy that white fiimsiness, laces, ruffles find it profitable, so can the State." Barometer, 8 a. m., 30.05; absolute left to incompetent mechan- does not fly into a rage of anger when and things SOMETHING NEW which go . . . humidity, 8 a. m 6.505 grains per ics. tuet to make "the sweet girl "The reward is intelligent vo- Many Timepieces are with opposing views, and favor- cubic foot: relative humidity, 8 a. m., IN NECKLETS AND GOLD MOUNT- - graduate' 'the dream she usually is. ters and Intelligent citizens." . . . ruined by unskilled workmen. ed with a purpose to do or die in 68 per cent; dew point, 8 a. - If Commencement "The criminals come for most part in., 64. ED SACK AND SIDE COMBS. f renting means new Wind 6 a. in., velocity 7, an institution that will give dresses direction Don't neglect your watch for you or yours, ask us to from the class that does not. attend N. K.; 8 a. 4, the youth of Hawaii a college educa- in., velocity direction W.; until it is worn out, but bring snow you the various qualities of school. If hy paying children these 10 a. m., velocity 12, tion without their going to the main- the direction S.; noon, to US today following ; can be attracted to school criminals velocity 5, direction N. E. it for an exami- land, If the President, possess all nation. M. R. v, ould lie lessened so as to greatly Rainfall during 24 hours ended 8 a. Counter, thjs, and a little more, neither ths .no T H E - lelieve the burden of needed ni.. inch. JEW E L E R, people nor the Regents need worry taxation WE'LL TELL YOU THE r Honolulu. Hsnn in ils suppression." Total wind movement duirng 24 1142 FORT ST. over the future of the institution. ... hours ended at noon, 15!) miles. TRUTH ABOUT ITS "Paying children' would also les Fads, factionalism and jealousy WM. li. STOCKMAN. sen very much expense tan kill most anything. The higher! Den'f, the of enforc- Section Director. U. S. Weather ileal Estate Paris Mnn. ing laws in to bureau education of any civilized community reference child labor." . . "Perhaps the greatest present ihould be free from eadi and all. BULLETIN ADS. PAY FOR KENT l3Ar-- ; H.F.WfchmanSC' DR. COFER'S CONCLUSION. zed Pari LIMITED Beretania Street $40. 4j Leather 1 Leading Jewelers. floods eeretania Street S1G. Cleartafole We The final section of Dr. L. 13. 's marked our Purses and .King Street Lawn Pocket'iooks and ariiele on Quarantine and Com- $27.50! everything in our Naur.nu Street . . $50. Leathei merce, in (lie Paciiic Arena, appear- Goods away down. Thurston Refrigerator We have a Avenue nice ing in this issue, contains many sug- .$40, line to select from. (Wilder Avenue FINE gestions for municipal sanitation ....$40, STATIONERY. I'GuIiek Avenue India Mull CREPE PAPER, all which are valuable for (lie earnest ...$35, 1'ou don't have to lift out the shades. Pensacola Street . . SPORTING GOODS of f onsiderntion of every citir.cn. .$25. whole ice box to clean it, as all descrip. Wilder Avenue in some tions. Those who have followed Dr. 's ...$15. 94& kinds. Its movable flues make it the Lunalilo Street TOYS for Birthday girts always on paper appreciate that the efti- - ...$30. Freocfi Organdie easiest refrigerator in the world to hand. cient bead of the Federal quarantine clean. And it has numerous Furnished other A Fine Line of PICTURES. f 1,0 'tat ion af this port has grasped - superior features, including' its eight V7ild si- . The Place To Co Fcr - Avenue ..$45. These Things. . i. i ui);,ii lu u,:i- in me li ji- - am ana its air-tig- locks. will ri. y;;n Street Thej tered at Hawaii, not only to thej ..$40. ice rack is made entirely of galvan-- j ijiiiha Street . . WALL, NICHOLS CO., Lid United States but to every nation do-- ..$40. We have made a special effort this i2ed iron and the shelves are adjust- - iag business in Doc- - year to f;ct the very best ablc to any height. 71, 73, 75 KING ST. the Pacific. The FOE SALE obtainable Made of SOLID tor's able discussion must also im-- ; and hope that cur selections will be OAK or ;gK with nanels of quarter-- ' All cr.r is pies.s the intelligent t p,in-t- t JOUi'j. rawed cak wcrk done by hand; reader with he acres in Kai- - end in the latest and most no lin.'t that American sireirgth will in-- 1 I costly of ornamentation the machines to jpuki tract all cleared and WM sth vrar out your clothes, ' I'rense or diminish as du- - LE0NAHD is the its share of fenced $2100 Handsomest Refrig- ruin yop.r shirts t.v Ii erator o-- i nrd destroy your is lierlormed wit due realization Also, lots in Manoa Valley. Puunui the Market, and IT LASTS I ; Sne fabrics. ot responsibility or not. and Kalihi. u r LOA'GEST. It takes mere time hut is no Trs Msai OejiirtBigGl cur There doubt of what the o.li r.cthcds are the best. J ABA-DT- vmsm co.au,. OPENS AT C:C0 a. m. FRENCH LAUNDRY. m ijTj CLOSES AT 8 n. m. rnfortunatezz:T:7:rZtendency is for the CfirDd' Fort ail'1 Merchant St? Sz , The Weekly Edition of Hackfeld Co the Evening Limited, Accommodations for large parties Bulletin HARDWARE DEPARTMENT at a gives a cornolete summary cf later hour may be arranged. the news of the aay. EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU. T. H., SA'ITRDAY,. MA Y 4. 1!M)T.

.GRATEFUL MENWAOMEN PRAISE PE-RU-I- MA -- - 0y.y-f.hw-.-:-.,T- Mrs. Ellen Naglo. 4U 4th !i yS0 'V St., Green Hay, is. .writes t Princo Jonah Kalanianaolo, levoy Hotel, t True Cause of Disease. 1UU 'l !: "I huvo ofton heard Pe- - s$ ! Washington, 1). C, Dolofrato to Congress from I 01)0 . , runii praised ami it is moro i Hawaii, writes : t TN these days almcnst rvorv ailment ! The idea h:i:i ;:n: ubro.-i- !h:i1 here than A supposed to be caused by disease ilie :U.ly kn,n "I can cheerfully recommend yourl (VI lego ZAlfPr--T oth.iinedielms.hutliiovori At germs. f,ilcul!iir:il In he instituted jmSfASv M Peruna as a very effective remedy for J ! :: know mod-- ;; in these Ishinds in la l.e .f the mitiue ifllvV xHtC$fS& what a i,U.ndi(l coughs, colds and catarrhal trouble." i Tho medical profession as well as the tW people, seem to have gone mad over the of n training school, where pupils S'W tfV'K- few weeks ago wh,n I I germ theory of disease. will bo t;iue,ht tho tut of trades In ssKl "cansht a 6arf coi which- - PPI Tho universal fear and dread of dis- Mleehnnics, etc. rr7 1 all VkV 1 tt'k "settled over me. ease germs Is becoming a very serious "This Is ;i decided mistake." s;.vs 7 r$V& "The doctor wanted to i matter to the welfare and happiness of Judge Cooper, In speaking of tile proscribe, but told him 1 V the people. ; X I Dr. has consistently con- in:. Iter yesterdny. As u regent he V I wnl to Hartman Hfa$ti, v RflnR try Peruna pioposed Judge i tended through all tho rise and spread institution, the "os i and sent for a bottle and t nVvVj''1 Tjf MV of the germ theory, that most diseases wuiulerful possibilities in the i'uiuro 1 i tried it. I filt much bettor J are caused by climatic Influences. ii ml Terrltorin iiilviuit,iges. I For catching cohl is respon- c in; I ' vo days I had not a instance, Tho ollege will be rbielly for iiljJ1IS V one-hal- f Vf5 sible moro fefC, for than of Ills the use of advanced study in the higher beings aro Tr to which human subject. I ranches of agriculture, the. branches Danger of Neglected Colds. which demand a scientific research ELLEN . Jh'gJmM ' " V,- -, A person catches cold easily, thinks such as soil examination, agricultural It, when nothing about it, neglects it ( heinist ry, fertilization analysis, etc. finally becomes settled in somo organ -- It. will be conducted on the same ft of the body, and chronic disease Is the K x ; w lines as colleges of a similar nature 'm$tii fee result. on the mainland are, and students of A few doses of Peruna in the begin-nin- g of tho cold would have saved local high-grad- e 'schools will be eli- months of suffering, as well as great ex- gible for entry. Judge Cooper pays: pense for treatment, "I confidently expect as a result of Peruna Is a reliable relief for cold. the founding of this college- that - Almost everybody knows this. within a few years we will be able- to -- of to dislodge or ... Instead trying kill Mipply all the scionl ifie agricultural- somo imaginary germ, if was PRIflCE'JOMH" Peruna ists needed in the Territory, such as used at the proper time its tonic proper-itie- s chemists for the plantations ami ex- and qualities would perts for the various positions to fill soon convince tho patient ho that has now wo have to send abroad." found the right remedy. which Malarial Fever For Several The selection of a site or plans for ,L A multitude of letters are received c.c Months. testifying to this fact. luilding'3 have not ree!ved attention ot. Tile Hoard of itegonts will ml Mrs. Sue M. Morris, 'l I Keep Peruna in the house. Use it i Patterson M., Nashville, Tenn., writes r Weak (..id Nervous. whenever cold or climatic affections as- shortly hold their first meet after "Last fall a severe attack of malarial Mr.Charles Brown, Kogorsvllle,Tenn., sail, and sickness in the household will which some definite plan of action fever laid mo up for some months. My writes : become preatly lessened, if not entirely will be arranged. condition was serious fr a time and "I feel it my duty to writo you a few prevented. The Territorial Legislature has tho doctor who was attending mo did words in praise of your Peruna. I have $lil,(HHl buildings not seem able to copo with tho trouble. Catarrh of the Stomach. for the tried many different remedies,! t have Mr. D, 1, $1,1,111111 "A neighbor advised me to let the Christian Hofmanu, It. F. and for the salaries for the S3 found that Peruna is the greatest tonic Slatington, Pa., writes: period. The federal giant suffered doctor's prescription alone and try b'ennial on eart h, a'id a perfect system many years U .1 M builder. "For I suffered with is $ , 0 a voar, with an additional With Peruna, extolling lis virtues to llio "A friend advised mo to take Peruna LaGrippc. skies, and I am now ready to do the of the stomach. 1 was coughing S.I, lint) a year until the maximum for Indigestion, and cured mo in a I was miiuh bet- it day and night. After having tried Marsh, 'Jllis IteservoirSt., same, for in three davs short time. I was very weak and r.ranl is resulted, but to get this there in J was to be up three doctors and many remedies, ono of Con-- Los Angeles, Cal., President Woman's ter and ton days able nervous, could sleep but little at night, will have to be a special act of I and in two every tracoof cured all-zo- your almanacs came to my hand, and I Benevolent Association, writes : weeks malaria but Peruna that tired, i.rcss. a recent decision of the Attor had my system. ana mo bought Homo Peruna. Ho far I suffered with la grippe for seven left teeiing, inane loci iiKe.a new have ney General being that, the general 'I "I now use Peruna olT and on when in man, so I heartily recommend it to all taken six bottles, and I have not suf- weeks, and nothing 1 could do or take appropriation is only available to need of a tonic and it braces me up won- who aro weak and run down, Peruna fered with catarrh this summer. I am helped mo until 1 tried Peruna. will life energy. cured those college established prior to j Hon. C. C. BroOlis,"I.iyor of 8unbury, Ohio, also Attorney for Fa derfully." give new and I can- and Peruna did it. I give Poruna "I felt at o:ieo that I had at last se- not speak too highly of Peruna, and will to my children when feel bad the last amendment of the Agricul- Bank and Sunbury Buiklitif; and Loan Co., writes : "The Doctors Cave Me Up." they and cured the right medicine and I kept not forget to recommend it on every you should S' o how tural College act. As all the other T havo the utmost confidence in the a - Mr. Lewis Kitchen, Iliilington, Ohio, healthy they are." "I virtuo of Pcrumi. It is great modi- steadily Improving. Within throe hand. I will answer any letter from secured grants, how- I cine. havo - Nose, Throat and Stomach, Territories have I used it and I have known many of my friends who have ob- weeks I was fully restored, and I am writes: those desiring to know glad that I gave that truly great remedy you enough what Peruna has, Mr. Delbert B. Craft, Lowell, Ind., ever, there is no doubt about our I tained beneficial results from Its use. I cannot praise Peruna too highly." "I cannot thank for tho done for inc." a trial. good your Peruna has done mo. About writes: the same. will never be it again." ago I Systemic Catarrh. "For a long time I suffered with Cystitis Entirely Relieved. "I without six months could not leave my Catarrh f Head and Throat. bed, the gave mo up Miss Marie Lesser, 928 W. With chronic catarrh of nose, Preparations are on font for an an- Used a Tor Bronchitis. and doctors saying street, the throat and Miss M attio McArthur, caro of Hos- Mrs. William II. IIinchliffe,20 Myrtle that I had consumption and could not Chicago, 111., writes: stomach. 1 would continually take nual reunion of the tough riders ot the : Mr. Jr., street, cold and my was condi- Ppanish-Ameilcu- n be at. pital, Medical Lake, Wash., writes street, Beverly, Mass., Frank Battle, First live. Then a friend roeomnioivlcd "I am glad to give a good word for stomach in bad war, to held writes: I rd next. "1 have not written to you for some near Charlotte Ave., West Nashville, Peruna to me, and I commenced using 11. Peruna, and I hope that aLl who seo tion. truly suffered untold misery. I Proscott, Arizona, on tho of "I have taken four bottles of Peruna, Tenn., July. It. is thought possifie, by the tins, but, Oh, I have given you many writes: "When I started to use your Peruna this who are troubled with systemic ca- took various medicines and tried tho and I can say that has done mo a to say for X committee in charge, (hat President words of praise. am so had it "I desire the benefit of I weighed 117 pounds, and now I weigh tarrh as I was for years, will prolit by treatment of several physicians, but I well. I great deal of good for Uoosevelt can be persuaded to attend. cystitis very catarrh of the others that your Peruna has unques- 172 pounds. 1 bad been ten it. I had tried many remedies, but none felt no better. A friend advised me to badly and could not walk cured sick for The will appeal to him most, any distance without suffering head and throat. I recommend Peruna tionably meof chronic bronchitis. years, and was so si.'k I could not turn did moro than glvo mo temporary relief take Peruna. 1 wroto to Br. Hartrnan, intense t trongly. pain, hut I do not have a touch of my to all sufferers with catarrh. I do not It is tho grandest discovery of the age over in bed when I began the uso of and some did not even do that. I took who prescribed treatment. As soon a uld suffering now. I can never praise think I ever felt much better. I am for throat and lungs." Peruna. I think it is the greatest med- Peruna at the suggestion of a friend and j I commenced to take Peruna I wai sur- It seem that baseball is Peruna enough, 1 am telling every one really surprised at the work I can do. Peruna is not simply a pallialivo to icine of its time. was more than pleased and surprised at prised at tho relief it gave me. I kept on would paying institution from the lollowin bow much good I'ciuua has douo for I do not think too much praise can be rolievo somo of of the distressing symp- "T am now fooling am now I well and hearty tho results. I perfectly well taking it until had taken thirteen cut- II fill!.-- ' . . elmpiiiir from an eastern paper. is said of Peruna." toms. It brings permanent relief. end would not be without Peruna. " anu strung. 1 tles i.'rc-.- " and was said that Hilly IMneen will draw a sal- For special directions everyone should read "The Ills of Life," a copy of which surrounds each bottle. Peruna is for sale by the following druggists and will supply the retail trade in Honolulu, Hawaii: Benson, ary of $;l,rnn from the Boston club this Smith & Co., Kobron Drug Co., Honolulu, Hawaii. year and Jimmy Collins $7,lnO.

Prhlge, of course, entertained the Mrs. Kniidsen, .Mrs. Augustus Kniidsen all hough a very retiring man, is from man's plans aro for Mr. Hyen and it guests until a late hour. They were, and Airs. Frlc Kniidsen. Among those one of the. very best familioy in Rich- CHURCH MATTERS will be wise for its to attenel to eutr besides the guest of honor, Airs. Rush who contributed to the afternoon's pro- mond, Virginia. His family aro al- affairs at least until we are more (nec Jans Hare), Governor and Airs. gram weie Mrs. Alackall, who sang ways prominent in affairs of state ami with the conditions. The prop- SOCIAL NOTES George Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Klebahn, delightfully, accompanied by Aliss possess lauds and vast, cotton estates. BEING DISCUSSED osition was finally dropped. Air. and Airs. Faxon Hisho:, Air. and Clark and Aliss Ada Rhodes, whoso pi- -j Mrs. Fred Alaefarlane. Airs. Charles cno solos gave much pleasure There Ale and Airs. Herbert Kakin have SUGAR ABROAD ' ON GARDEN ISLAND Wight, Aliss Alarkaret Walker, Mr. S. were nearly sixty guests present. taken a cottage at the Seaside Hotel. Consul General J. P. Hrav of Alel- - ily, Airs. Heckley, Mrs. Harry Lewis, (Additional Social News on Page 6) Walker u".d Air. Frank Armstrong. j reports sugar Mrs. Clarence Alael'arlane, Airs. Eheu bourne that the trade K Airs. George Carter expects to have Mr. and .Mrs. George Davies have re- "1H Isl;lI1'ii ,li,s 'H'en steadily Low, Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. Schmilt, Prin- Lihue, Kauai, April 2 -- Tho semi - !"f Engagement Announced Airs. Alary Claim's matinee this af- garden for Congressional turned to Honolulu after an absence of ' cess Kawaminakoa, Airs. Hawcs, Mrs. her parly the K.'iuai R 1(n' eluring tho past few years, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McCar.dless an- ternoon will bring cm! a large audience a year abroad. annual convention of the Waller Maofarlaiie, Mrs. Alice Hast arrivals on Friday of next week. the exports having Increased from nounce tho engagement of their daugh- anxious to see the gavel'itl dancers. churches has been in se'ssiem during to Dr. ings and Miss Clara Cutnmiiigs. last week in Lihne. Detailed re- i'.l.T-l- tons, worth $l.S.".ri.02 I. in ter, Miss Madge Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Murray aro i v .Mrs. ICinmef May' is visiting her the ports from the individual churches to ."is, INS Walter Sylvester. Airs. G"orge Carter's Uml at home ing In the house formerly occupied by mother. Mrs. Roth. 1!U1, tons valued al wore feil lowed by discussions more or ir on Shipboard day lor the season was ntttiided by a Dr. Ct.'fcr. .Mrs. .Murray Airs. Cuii-- in lfill.1. The total area un- ilea and i subjects Dr. Sheldon, tho popular- - physician loss spirited on of interest 10,-11- Peck Dinner Ia.'c. nn.ubc:, notwil hstauding the ha expect to sail in the Nuvadan and Airs. Frank Havens' luncheon Sat- der cultivation is estimated at. 2 of Restorer, gave a charming lilllc Frlr'j-- ' Att:o:;g among the churches. One of the most, charming dinners of llv I'atuK'.oa. tl'e guests will spend Ilie s immer at. Hit Coast. urday to .Mrs. Frank M. Hatch (Aliss acres, tho production in 1!Ml,V ul!'"a-i"- The comparative merits of the old was one given on Sat- tea on Thursday to eight of his friends d Much attention was Mrs. most, the season the Kvelyn Filisl was one of the time wee k of prayer in January and tho bclng :ilt;,(i!iO tons of cane. Out of evening last, by Mr. ami Mrs. on boil rd ship. Tho launch conveyed Fred Knigiil, perfectly dressed, and Air. R. C. L. Perkins has gone1 to; urday social occasions of the week. modern at Faster wore can- the six sugar mills in Fiji four un- Mr. Mrs. the guests to and fro. looking very handsome. She is slop- 12 u rope for a few vacation. substitute Tonney Peck in honor of and months' The Havens' homo, which is one of vassed, some of the conservative mem- owned by an Australian concern. Klauip, whose dur--j ping at. the Aloana hotel aim with her Frederic douarture Piedmont's most attractive residences, bers defending the former because one to sugar, most ' Important ing the summer mouths for Kiirope is1 The charming little bridge tea which aro Mrs. M. A. Newell, Airs. Frank Air. and Airs. Dent Robert were Next the gave, was abloom with spring (lowers that e'oultl never tell when Easter was go- friends. .Airs. James Dougherty in honor Smilh, Airs. Hush, Aliss Thelma Parker, among delightful strangers to de-- j article of export from Fiji is copra, ho much deplored by all their the seemed doubly appropriate in tho ing to he. On the whole, however, it ar- of Airs. Sachs, who soon sails for tho and Aliss Alma Haines. part week. of which KbL'uO tons, valued Tho yellow cosmos, artistically for San Francisco this The. warmth of Saturday's sunshine. Apple was felt Passion Week was a at Coast, on Wednesday was thoroughly - have, been much that nitire ranged, and the shades of the candles Roberts entertained blossoms made tho table a mass of appropriate time. Emphasis was given $t!l 2,fi.i;i, wore shipped in 190.1. ; appieciaied by her guests. Airs. Dough- A giv- in different tone:-- of yellow, the ex- large and interesting luau was and wore Iiighh esteemed. They were, dainty pink and white. There wore Vice Consul Muddin Summers, of erty is always a most agreeable host- en by to the fact that after all it eliiln't make quisite napery, china and gur;s made Queen l.iliuokalani to tho mem- tuests at the Aloana. Hotel. present, besides Airs. Smith and the data, ess, is never so as when en- much difference when tho weeks came, Madrid, furnishes tho following gaze upon. and happy bers of tho Legislature and their wives x tr Kick-ha- m an effect most enjoyable to hostess, Mrs. Kdward Fngs, Mrs. boot-sug- tertaining her friends. The first prize, on tho important thing was to observe of the production in Among the other guests were Judg'3 Thursday at her Waikiki villa. The All's. Z. S. Spalding of Kauai sailed Havens, A1rs. Harry Maxwell, Airs. somo time. : Mr. Mrs. a silver hat pin holder, was won by Queen was unable to bo present on ac- for the Coast this week and it was Spain and Mrs. Frear, and iirainord Dennis Searles, Airs. George Steriinc. A request from Honolulu for a larg-te- r Miss Lydia AlcStocker, the con- re- was Smith, Miss Katydid Jones, Miss Ger- and count of illness, so the guests were quite an unusual sight, to seo so many Mrs. Charles Wingato, Airs. George There entered at the various solation 'prize, a vase of design, contribution from the Kauai ard, Admiral Very and Mt. William1 silver ceived by tiie Princess Kalanianaolo sisters together, for Airs. Nootian, Mrs. Wilhelm, Airs. John AlcNtar, Airs. boot reieit refineries for the seven went. 1o A1rs. High. Among churches toward the expenses of the V.illianison. Clifford the and Speaker Holsiein presented tho Hastings, Mis. Tenney, Mrs. Herbert Frances Aloflit.t, Aliss Grace Sperry, months from July 1, l!)0ii, t Janu- - f;uests were Mrs. E. AI. Watson. Airs. gnosis ijreiieral association raised a eood deal to the hostess. Tho health of Mrs. Clarence Alaefarlane came to IS 1 1 and Mrs. Robert Newell, Airs. David Proc- 'eif discussion and several pertinent ary , !07, a total of ,.14 4. (in! .o; 0 Whitehouse, Airs. Lansing, Mrs. Al- Her Majesty the Queen was proposed ueo Schuylers Honored her off. tor, Mrs. W. F. Kelley, Airs. Oscar Flav- questions were propounded as to why pounds eif boots, an tnerostso over tho cStocker, Airs. Frank Richardson, and at, luncheon and it. wa.s enthusiastically A pretty little dinner' was given at. ian Ixing. Mrsleorge AleNear, Jr., the were Airs. The; doiighf-lull- expense's of the association same period of tho previous season Tuesday evening Brock. drunk. afternoon passed Aliss Irene Alaefarlano is tho husKv.r Airs. Mark Requa, Airs. John Klein, the Young Hotel on so much greater than formerly, and 11 a The music by the Royal in bathing Seaside:, of 100,7.10,!) pounds. As 'result by Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg in honor of of a largo party at the Mrs. Roland Oliver, .Mrs. Bernard Mil- why was drain em Mr. and Mrs. Voile of Dulnlh, Hand out.ribuled much to there this increasing of operations the sugar placed in Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler, who sailed in the this afternoon. ler. Airs. Harold Havens, Mrs. Peter lt. entertained at a four oelook tea on enjoyment of the the country churches. was assorted the Alameda for San Francisco, after a occasion. !: lion and Alt s. Brit tain. that the attitude of late years that its warehouse amounted to l"1,s.1",7"2 the. roof garden at the Young Monday v Major and Mrs. Russell are occupy- delightful sojourn in i''e Paradise of interests and sympathies were no lemg- -' peutnds, an increase of 1", Sill. fill last. The tables were decorated with There have many theatre par- ing or Wing the Pacific. JacoueiiKits roses most bcii the chalet Mrs. Aland .Mi';'! Helenc Pobsou is hoard from or with the Hawaiian.1; and in conse-- j poun els. daisies. The affair was a delightful ties at the Orplioum 'Air. Ciist.lo exquisitely adorned the table, and (he this week. at College Hills for a low in Paris where- she recently ami the. money had been eftvertcd innovation. The guests Cap-lai- n arrived einence included Robert Shingle was the host of a large months. j red shades of the caadlfs cast a be- is already enjoying a delightful lime. in other elireetions se that now when and .".Irs. Joynes, Miss York, Aliss one In honor of Airs. Nooiiau and Airs. HAWAIIAN PRODUCTS coming glow. Among lie otner guests Aliss Robson erro;,sod to Kureipo with the poor Hawaiian pastor went to ' Kiit;.-ii;- Aliss Tonney, The following is clipped rreim Jo-ie- Jones. Uoliitisoit, Mr. and on Thursday evening Air. Mr. and Airs. Robert Atkinson entoi- -' the wore Miss Katydid ai.d Judge , i'rie'nds ami lias joined either friends in ho had to lake his poi anel Huh Hiaikable, .I,:d.,e Kingsbury, Dr. and .Mrs. W ilde;-- Aliss ('e nsular Trade Report for April 11: Kingsbary. James Marion tained at dinner on Wednesday evening ,1'ie gav capital, which is almost like al'"'g v.ii h im. Aloore, Alessrs. Mtmtcr and David of Hcoll, Air. and Mrs. Kanny Scott, and lor Mr, and Mrs. Tenney, Mrs. Nooiiau," There are probably 40 variolic- eif .; homo to the fair traveler, who received It. was proposed that a serenading, the cutter Manning. . Mr. Wright made up a con- - Dr. .Mrs. Murray's New Home and Mis. Herbert a:id Clar- her education Sbroad. band under (no leadership of Mr. Lyd-- j bananas cultivated in Hawaii, but ' genial company. ence Alacfarlann. Murray ' gate should make a pinging eif the onlv seune half elozen eif Dr. and Mrs. Harvey at'iv A fair and liiatt lunch will ho held tour these have seems bo illegal quite settled in their new resilience,' on grounds of Miss Helene Irwin is wearing one of community. That to the commercial value. Bananas soil in the Prince and Princess The marriage of Aliss Juliette K. The Rev. W. M. HHss and Airs. Ulissi - lornierly occupied by Dr. Color. Airs. ho many attractive; ill uiiir. uni; uiu.li I , inn iiifii- wi.- ,) ft Ka'.vanai-ako- at Pensacola street the Bush and Mr. John H. cel- a prettiest, of tho in.' ..: ' San KVanclsoo marked for from Jones was are occupying cottage on the Bishop's if.-- e ...:. i.:... - Murray entertained at a small but pt iiig gowns seen this year. Her cos-ii'ii- e on iino; wnuotil luiil. l lie Milt.- g 2.1th of May, from 12 noon to 7 in the, ebrated at Kawai.'hao church on Thurs- grounds. .Mr. Bliss will havo charge of to $2.10 per bunch. Good banana agreeable bridge tea yesterday, and nig eiiaa i count. evening in aid old Ha- day of- is of a bright blue linen, mails may of a home for evening, the Rev. H. H. Parker St.. Clements during the abs nee of Mr. n land be obtaiv.c-- in the viiinity close-fittin- g Air. Lyilgv.te reminded the I'euiven-tio- here prizes were silver hat .pins of waiian wusue'i, regard'ess of re I ficiating. vit'i long, coat, and worn their The c.)!it.ra''t.ing parties were I'.'iliorne. tho eif method was ed' Honolulu, where the fruit must unique designs, i'or the highest score Hirious brlief. There be with a huge blue hat, with a crown ot that reerct that till attractive attended by Air. and Airs. David L. Pet- go very It ba by Irrigation, at each table, giu-si- included lack white silk ami aigrette to aioniid seldom. was like or in tho lier booths, music and everytiii;!gwtiici"i erson. Tile lu'ido, u young wo-tna- 'i. ami pretty Mr. August us Kniidsen 's lecture last elii'-- shoot ;, em might a bag peig!'!-- rhe.eiii ag- - Kawanatiakoa, Mrs. K. M. . t !c. 22. ina go' of Hilo, whore the Princess goe i to Laus-liown- e. in nrotii April contribute to the success of a was dressed in white silk evening at Alexander Voung was: IC Mrs. full the first time, but ou w""t i i I cemelit iem: are- - Watson, Mn. Anderson, (iooru bazaar. Thorn was a - it': lira except , nveliirv this and she won- white roses in to great It was M.-s- li.lenel atienioin. there a eind eir time you would- ilerbu-!- Mrs. Whitehouse, Cimba, . si' third v - morniir; of committees at. the resi- her hair. After a honeymoon in the a si address ami the Air-- N:v:n whoso husband has ro- - all fnvorablo. but trans'ior- Mrs. Kohmiit. Mrs. holar'y suiO'"'t n't get a single bird. A c iini I'liiei'it Mrs. Monsarr.it. dence of tile P, ineess, who is ;il the oomiiry Alt. and Airs. Jones will make interesting. lit ;y been e! dared to Guam, is a g; e.-- t itii n facilities aro eniely limit-I- s Mrs. Mrs. particularly His ieciaris in Honolulu was fiioitlv nil Lansing, Ilav.es, JlcKtookcr v al- t : head of the gocd oi k. She has their homo in Honolulu. are at liai-- iii", til" Seasui! lintel. . Miss, attention. Ily special cnurlesv of " Assrteia- -' and Irene Dickson. ready received generous oilers of as-- : n lion S. liven of the Methodist Korean: The sisal industr an :. and Mr. Jack Atkinson has set. Mr. C. W. Leering, Aii.-- s ' ianie Care who has Aii'lutyre gave a iiire aiul Ca plain C rier with tlm .Mission iti I.lhue. rea l a glowing re - Important one, about linn acres oi a a! br-e,- Psrker Lunch hie the dale. May 25th, for the so seriously ill for two months, tea on In r plr'U.-nnil- y riee-ivc- by hriduo Tue'sda;' at iroepaiis and port of the Rrom work -- lunch'.-- ; have been ouito popular having already been planted, Expel Poi pat ly to attend the liazaar. is rapidly recovering. rr:--i !:; on Ilereta ihiiJiTo;. any fnciiels in ::o ",al el'i le's. by ,t - him during the hi year. He ttit j, j,. ,jj(..,Tr ,p.,, ,.., bo suc-- a this week, and a v.iy eijoyabie one will be i uni'pu; and delightful ex-- : y-- ' ma-i'- linaPy tha, he was going to re- - S. !r v. , s .'was Ilia! gi'i'ii by Col. and .Mrs. "i i iiem. A il'i'ieo iil proh- - T! o ReV. Air. I ' ...HUvate'd from level (five I': bourne and Airs. Hotel Iti'lhs arpT-r- popui;,:' News i nun's from Intrant. I. T.. that turn to his native 'and and was in; at t t Parker their Diamond Head villa ',!;' earl ic p'c, inures ot i no nay. sailed m the .Manuka for the ior ltoi .'aluing aed the bulbing .i.ty trouble.; may be' evpeiieil ,i ..f r i r i ., HP 2..i00 toot ami will; a rainfall Mrs. reiioss at n'l.i. in honor of Mrs. Kdwanl Ten ivy, 1; - clonics ibis week after waltine one w'lfhi An. ;.ii( Mrs. Alonzo Gait ley iinr'i'.i nt between the viiiies ami i'huiaete:-fi;:j- rruorosity the ar soeia- -' high as f.c imhrs. Hawaii ill ho1-- Helen Nooiitin, Mrs. llarv A'K, Her pom, ar lid Vostes a LSU'r- i ii.ini.v moii"i for shanvr. They wiil visit on ,r '...'. evening was a very i.evror a- Colbert. The town is under Hon isi-e- I' appoini Air. I yd g: own is tiv Tiber Can!, a, are m very m a : pi;, ;at'' and Mrs. who sail cave d' liejous pot on Europe a ml do noi ex; ept to for roily ;. A - I -l reinni ah delicious ittipper coit- of fifty regular, ami a squad en a e'ommit'oo eif one i so'.iidt fi:ml., for experts to bo oep'- to that i .iuh!' "'d for a sea.-oi- i ai t'se C.a.a. The Wednesday evening f()1- Mr. Airs. Air. Mi.--. shortly and :t.vci, months. and Jar"d ellldeil t very 'ie', int evening. .re--':t oiiieeus. was purpose. Mr. on 'i'lie trouble this however.! i Yucatan. The Mold amounts to daintily cooked dishe; vert spread Hdward Tenney and Mrs. Norman, were Smith have taken "The Cli'.Ts" at Dia- by e bronchi ahou' sumo ileeroes who poi tenth declined to be appointed f , ,., , , ,,,. . ,.,. a fragrant cloth of iuaid .sir u us .Mr. ami Mrs. c. IhilloAay, who alwn s mond for six Mr. I're,! e k Churi-- Oas ,,,,.; Iliad mouths. label rui'ii.ni.l mi niee oil.e, black., lor that purpose, labia- - ihe ground . , , in at li so i In- a bcaiititiil fern the enieriaio well. Crimson arnatiinis liar".,.' Sea li 1. .il . a- hi del. i a n ' n i'!i a liilo Vnmaii. jih.it n Wuilli! be all itnw.il rallied alii ing nnit'h atlctilioii. liiil.-- e (vi,u'd in! lo.iM, lil'.ii,' vw:e effect haily used An length, .strength, lusi- at f elabicaie and KnilM niusieale Chiiti'li is with him. discourii'oiis Intel fetenei' in the al-- ' and i. nni the of tho after, ihc as a table dei oral ion each guest tea was given Friday by II. . X 2 ce (ii i I o attention gicis and on Mis. Fine lob Printing at Pul-Icti- lairs of the Methodist Mission. Wei to nts pound b. in-- hided .Mrs. Pnr- - uas piv.Hiil'.'d with u lei. "iy least. The giusts tliuisoti ou Holt ol Judd stiot't, in honor ot Cuiuuiaiuki Joyneb of the ALinuitii Ollics, have no luuiw lcde ol what Mr. Wad- - Hoaoiulu EVENING BULLETIN. HONOLULU, T. II.. SATURDAY. MAY 4. 1907. S"aW !..ffHHBH9!H!H" iJJULI !' Veilings and Infants' Art Department Children's and ReadyTo3Wear Veils ' New Misses' At Prices That Will Interest You! GOLD and SILVER BEADS. 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SBffiSES 332jr: A SOCIAL CHATTER HOME TALK ESS lal as Club of monk. Her entire costume was per - Mrs. A. W. Crockett, Mr. and Mrs. P. College Entertains music, of the minstrels, comprised of the chic French dancers, Margaret and he could not remain longer; and Mr. legion. She is always fcctly conceived. The bride, "Marie," Dodge, Misses Pope, Thompson, Dodge, ' hostess for TVith Play and Music college boys, (he procession went on Helen Center, who did their part per- - Frederick O'Hrien, who is returning Miss Mary Thomas, looked sweet and Graydon, Ziegler, Alexander., Agnes - Mr. John II. Bliss, and at the dinner I jits stately way to 1'auahi Hall, where led ly, the actors in Pyramus and This- i , For weeks ex pert ;i ion has been acted most naturally her diillcult part, Alexander, lha ii,.u4. he gave on Sunday night the Mo-an- a Hartwell, McDonald, Mrs. choruses well drilled and sung be, who performed dliricult role . at eyed to tiie highest, notch by ra- Huntington, had under their ng ,,le "Shawn." Miss Ituth Waller Clark, Mrs. William Forbes and .the direction of Mr. Frederic Hastings, with dramatic skill. Robin Hood and '.'.e l"'fInetor of the Manila Hotel was the life of the com- t lie College would ce- a difficult role but in her hands it went many others, ti. ors dial Club rang out right merrily. Troops, min-Istrel- s, his band of merry men being much en- - Cablenews. pany. Mr. Bliss entertained in holi- giv- smoothly. The singing behind the lebrate its second anniversary by yokels, hobby-hors- e, Frederic joyed. Frier Tuck. Reynold McGrew. er of Doctor and Mrs. Wilkinson and scenes of Miss Shaw was beautifully Tanv Gooi-Bv- p ing a reception as well as :i piny and Withington, who delighted the child doing a realistic bit of acting, his voice Cozy Bridge Club those bidden to meet them were Mr. lone and the sweet notes rang out as Met i,n u on Monday evening at Pau-a- hi Cimlain John If who ren with his antics, flower girls most giving great pleasure in the grand old; The little bridge club which dance clear as a bell. It seemed like "fairy ,.,.,,,,,,, , .. and Mrs. Robert, Mrs. C. W. Case lovely to look upon, the eccentric chim-.- J. "The Nut Brown Ale. The Rose Mall, I'unalion. When the invi-1- ; music." The exquisite acting and danc- Deering, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hawes ttnsively is customary, f. .j. ,j. ,5, ,j, ,;. ,j. j, ,j, ,j, drill, so effective in their garlands of thins finally arrived with "danc- ing of Miss Ruth Farrington were most than thus Smith, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Watson Jr., Miss Jessie Kaufman, proving his pink, white, crimson and yellow roses. unusual in so young a child. She was popularity, sailed in the and Mr. Mrs. belong to Fitz-Geral- d, ing" on the cards and no mention of The stately Morrice dance of old and Babbitt Cleghorn, Doctor perfectly at ease and every word could China for San Francisco. He many it play, naturally those not "in the has days, an exquisite bit. of dan- have pleasant evenings, and, Doctor Sheldon, Mr. Guy Rankin and be clearly heard r been Know thought it simply a rumor the hall. Her in great demand as a dinner cingall gave the greatest pleasure to if they only meet once a month, the evident histrionic, talent was a revela guest Mr. Heilen. ;i and amply repaid the atten- the who literally on game is not too strenuous. is lhat piny was to be acted on that tion to many. The charming costume thousands camped "Scot" A large mound of Merguerit.es sur- tion by his interesting personality. the grounds from twelve six. The al- evening, and not a fact, as they had of green was very becoming to the pret- until quite popular here and clubs are rounded by maidenhair ferns and Among those who honor of originating the Fete must supposed. However, everybody was ty face of the youthful The sailed in the China ready being arranged for next win- of table de- actress. certainly be given Mrs. D. M. Cox, and greens in the center the by weird play left an of sad- were Mrs. S. D. Heapy and Miss Jo- ter. Cards are essentially an amuse- assured the gracious President, little aroma others who deserve mention lighted the eye, and the green lights ness, which was soon dispelled by sephine Locke, who expect to tour honorable J! is. Frear. that a play was to be the tor their painstaking efforts which ment of our Island life, and the aft- peeping faintly from beneath wero Ellis quintet club, who moved the L'urope, spending the summer in seen on Tuesday evening, but. that made the Fete the grand success is was ernoon bridge game is, if possible, very effective. Place-card- s, with a guests to the entrance hall again and was a Switzerland. Miss Locke has made were Misses Winne, Shaw, Sorenson, more popular than ever. its name secret until then. they were soon lost in the mazy dances, Marguerite at one corner, were dain many friends and her lectures have Greggs, Borden, Hart, Dodge and John- On Tuesday evening the large and which continued until a late hour. A it it ty directions for the placing of the. been most popular. Hoth Hea- son. Mr. William Achi, led the well lighted grounds at Pnnohau were delicious lunch was served throughout Mrs. Jr., Swimming Party guests. After dinner everybody re- py Miss Locke given 3 i minstrels and the choruses were under gave a tilled with motor cars and vehicles of the evening and light, and were quite Mrs. Gartley and Mrs. lA'wis drawing-roo- refreshments f the able direction of Mr. Hast- paired to the where till descriptions, and many hundreds concluded a very enjoyable evening, a pleasant farewell, for many of the Frederic pretty swimming party in honor of ings. Miss Brown played the piano ac songs and musical numbers made Uio ascended the steps to the hall where and reflected great upon Col- girls from came Mrs. Rush at the Hotel Baths on Fri credit the the Kaiulanl Home companiments a manner. evening pass merrily, the receiving committee were in line lege Club. The cast in skillful day afternoon. The beautiful swim of "The Land of down and sang Hawaiian songs in a The clever posters were the handiwork to bestow ft friendly greeting upon all Desire" is given mine nool was turned over to the nartv Hearts' below, and charming manner, which was quite of Misses Cordelia Gilman, Maude comers. This reception committee was those who took part ana nmny fair swimmers entered the A week ago last Friday Mrs. DcveriU are all members enjoyed by the other passengers. Mrs. Jones, Vera Damon, Alice and composed of Mrs. Frear. president of of the College Club with the exception Edith water and enjoyed the amusements entertained a few friends at a most Mabel Wing Castle and daughter, El- Spalding, Florence Gurney, Minnie ' that, pool the College Club. Mrs. Richard Ivers, of Ruth ' the offered. Tea was served enjoyable poi dinner in honor of Mrs. Farrington, who is the Cant Irene Aiken, Shaw, Mrs. Alexander Lindsay, Mrs. Whitney daughter of inor, were also on board and they in. Jessie jn the lounging room. All present had B. I). Baldwin of Makawell. The even- Mrs. Catharine Messrs Heen (3) Mild Miss Hazel Hoffman. Miss Pope Farrington, a will spend several months In the and Kenneth Winter. !: pleasant time and voted the Hotel ing was passed at. some interest ing charter member. The decorations were the artistic hand- - is an officer of the club, but having an The cast was as follows: East and abroad. Mrs. Castle's en- Baths an ideal place to have a good games of cards and listening to music. iwork of Miss Brown and Mr. Reed. time. Those present were Mrs. Gart-A- n important part, in the play, was not Maurteen Bruin Miss Ida Pope. gagement to Mr. Walter G. Smith. ' Present were Mrs. Birkmyer, Mrs. Wii-hel- V effort is being made to repeat the in receiving m . ; ley, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Holloway, Mrs. Baldwin, Chamberlain, Mrs. J. L. the circle. Miss Bridget, his wife Mrs. A. F. Knud - which has just been announced, is 3 program Mrs. and assistants in college caps sen hi in the Opera House and this Low, Mrs. Babbitt, Mrs. A. Brown. Mrs. Myers, Mrs. J. R.' Myers, Mrs. Yanakai-har- a, very pleasing, ana is giving great will be done at an early date. The im- - Frear, Mrs. Fairchild, Miss A. Judd, Cnmmings, were the ushers and well they attend- Shawn their son Miss Ruth Hunt- - ...... the Misses Molly mense success magnificent pro- - ed to thoir duties. The. college and ington. satisfaction to their friends. Cap- of the Mrs. Chas. Weight, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Florence Deverill, Belle McCorriston grain more than justifies it, and a Amo-n- a, university pennants as well as large Marie. Shawn's bride Miss Mary tain Saunders, who has been here for Rush, Misses Walker, Mrs. Hobron, and Ethel Whiting, and Messrs. crowded house can be guaranteed. . Hags were used in the decorations and May Thomas. some time, was also a passenger and Mrs. Gilman and Mrs. Klebnhn. E. Deverill and C. B. Makee. Gar- here- - were potted plants most lavishly den Island. Father Hart, .Parish Priest Mrs. F. there were many to see him off. The decorating the Farewell Poi Lunch Ten-Pin- s Social corridors. The Eilis C. Atherton. docks this week have looked like a quintet club, stationed in the alcove Among those who are being enter- - Miss Wert.hniuller had the bcwling Last Friday the Makees gave a very A Mower garden, so numerous have been near the middle of the assembly hall, Fairy Child Miss Ruth Farring- tained there are none more popular alleys on Monday evening and enter-fha- n pleasant poi dinner in honor of Mrs. ton. leis upon MISS LILLIAN K. MUNDON played right merrily at. the reception the and bouquets bestowed Mrs. Helen Noonan and her sis- - tained many of her friends al the new B. D. Baldwin. After the repast a departing passengers by loving ter, Airs. Edward Tenney. and , for dancing later. After all the Among those present were Her Maj- Miss Mundon is among those whose Lunches, and fascinating sport. Some of the number of social games were enjoyed f guests had esty the Queen, dinners and teas have been given in present very apt. gave arrived the flower bedecked Princess Kalanianaoie. friends. rames have appeared regularly near ladies proved at the until the roosters notice of the rope at the top of the stairs was re- Cleghorn, President and their honor, for they expect to sail game, one of them rolling 107. Miss flight of time. Present were Mesdames Liliuo-kalan- i, Mrs. the top of the list in the Bulletin next week for a season at Del Monte. moved and Her Majesty Queen Griffiths, Mrs. San ford B. Dole, May-Da- y Werthmuller is an old hand at the Baldwin, Deverill and Sanborn, the Ye Olden Tyme The poi looking magnificent in a rich Mrs. Witherlie, Miss Witherlie, Mr. Never shone the sun on a fairer May Pacific States Tour Contest. One of luncheon given by Mrs. Giftard game and knows how to roll. Those Misses Mollie Cnmmings, Florence brocade frock trimmed with rare old and Mrs. Augustus Knudsen, Mr. and her enthusiastic supporters writes of on Tuesday for them was an exceeding- - who played were Miss Werthmuller, Deverill, Belle McCorriston and Ethel Day than tlie one which dawned on ly Kalani-anaol- e. delightful one. lace, attended by the Princess MrsEric Knudsen, Mrs. Knudsen, Mr. Wednesday, and given by Miss Mundon as follows : Nasturtiums in all Mrs. Warren, Mrs. L. J. Warren, Mrs. Whiting and Messrs. Amona and Dev- the Fete the the glory of their exquisite who was particularly beautiful and Mrs. P. C. Jones, Mrs. B. F. Dil- students of Oahu College on the Puna-- ! Miss Lillian Kamehaokalani Mun- shades, C. R. Frazier, Mrs. D. F. Thrum, Mrs. erill and Sanborn. Garden Island. in a of lingham, made a brilliant background for the toilette white, with pearls in Mrs. Erdman, Mr. and Mrs. hou campus brought out thousands of don graduated with honors at J. K. Brown, Mrs. Gibson, Miss Clark, her hair, ascended the staircase to a Gerrit Wilder, Mr. and delicious dishes which were served in Mrs. Ingalls, Mr. J. T. Warren, Many of the bright Spanish Mrs. Wallace people who reviewed magnificent , Frank little the and also passed with due such a tasty - central position in the lecture hall, Farrington, Judge and Mrs. Lindsay, spectacle with delighted eyes. From fashion. Leis of nastur- Warren, C. R. Frazier, D. F. Thrum, J. girls are being taken into domestic Mr. credit at the Normal School. She is limns were also Werthmul-seatin- g which had been reserved for royalty. and Mrs. James Wilder, Mr. and the beautiful Maypole dance to ttie at each plate, f.nd the K. Brown, Mr. Gibson, Mr. service by prominent families. They Mrs. of guests was by Everybody then poured into the hall W. Babbitt, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. brilliant Spanish dance, exquisite pic- an accomplished pianist and the inaiked ler, W..L. Castle, W. Warren, the ft.iwer bedecked plac- - t sew exquisitely, and are very pretty and when the curtain went, up there Watson, Prof, and Mrs. Scott. Mr. and tures were constantly evolved, and musician, sings with an un- cards. Among not, the those present were to look at, but most of them are still was a vacant, seat to be had, for Mrs. Bottomley, Misses Jordan, Mr. lovely maidens, as well as pictur- surpassed voice, and is capable of Mrs. Holloway, Mrs. Bowline Partv the Mary Gunn, Mrs. Charles homesick, and their tears are heart- the gallary, as well as the doors on and Mrs. Clifford Kimball. Mr. and esque boys gave constant pleasure to conversational- Wight. Mrs. Albert Waterhouse entertained a oil holding her own as a her side, were packed with eager Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. the eye by The im- n" " : Mrs' AIlnm" Wilder, Mrs. merry party of bowlers on the Hotel rending. their appearance.) ist. If elected she will be handy for I'axon Bishop, guests. The play "The of Heart's Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Montague Cooke, posing procession, guarded by police- Mrs. Wilcox of Hawaii, Baths allevs Thursday eveninir. The a Iau-ke- her companions in dotting down the ind Miss Margaret Desire," little gem, by William Butler Miss Nannie Winston, Miss Lorna a, men, with lead- Walker The guests iadies present had an eujovable even Mrs. Walter Maxwell, who has been the mounted heralds spent the Teats, gave a touching picture of a Mr. and Mrs. Atherton, Mr. and ing the way in blue and yellow, the interesting events of their travels. afternoon playing bridge, ing knocking over the ten pins. All In Now York, is noon crossing to May May legend a Mrs. ' Mac-Milla- of Ireland hundred Charles Atheton, Mr. and Mrs. colors of Oahu, bearing flying pennants, Having come from noble parents, present declared that bowling is a fine Europe to visit, her sister, Mrs. n. years ago when bridge the Little People, as Frank Damon, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Mr. was in the following orders The her- she will be found a past mistress at Party game and there are sure to be more Her father, Dr. Webber, will the fairies were called, influenced the and Mrs. Clinton Ballentvne, Mr. and alds on foot, the court jester, Sidney entertaining. Last Saturday evening the bridge parties follow. Those who took a hand also make a tour of Europe visiting his Mott-Smit- h, limes and were especially on Mrs. Water-hous- e, guests or Mr. active Air. and Mrs. Jakins, in cap and bells, preceeding Above fact and Mrs. F. M. Swanzy in the game were Miss E Schaefer, Miss daughter in the course of his travels. May May Eve. All parts were well Dr. all, the very that this spent a very the James Judd, Mrs. A. Fran- the Lord and Lady of the May, Miss pleasant evening at the D. Sorenson. Miss Patv, Miss nt most, young lady is a direct descendant of taken, and the prologue graceful- cis Judd, Mr. and Mrs. George Cooke, Justine McCUmahan, a picture of love- game given in honor of wri, Mrs. diaries Weight, Mrs. A. Judge and Mrs. Hatch are expected ly by Mrs. II. E. Mr. Sidney .Kaumualu the last King of Kauai, is Col. A. G. recited Hendricks, Baliou, Bruce Cartwright, liness, and the Lord of the May, Wil- Hawes. A sunner ended the Walerhonse Mrs V tiav tin ri,.,a to arrive with the Congressional party, who need-- carried yellow roses in her Jr., Miss Paty, Mr. and Mrs. Weight, liam Lydgate, who bore honors deserving of recognition. It is : evening most pleasantly. Among the Elston, Mrs. E. Ross, Mr. A. Water- - their son Gilchrist acconipanv ing them. his guests arms and took the audience into the Mrs. Ellen Weaver, Judge and Mrs. with becoming dignity, then the ladies less to mention her amiable disposi were Mrs. Pope, Mr. and Mrs. house, Harold Giftard, E. Ross, Chas. Harriet Hatch will return in June with. atmosphere of the play. Mrs. Augustus Weaver, Mr. Grant, Mr. A. M. Brown. , Mr. and Mrs Rlnlmif? Wnlplif YVII, t,,,,!..,. m iw.. and Mrs. Marx, and lords in waiting, beautiful girls tion and beauty, as she possesses all! ...... U.H.,,, ...... uw.ii.di, vj,-.J- . X'lllll.l,i.'..h .,1 I . Miss Alice Cooke. Both the young Knudsen evinced strong tal- Mrs. Ivers Mr. dramatic Margaret Marx, Miss Drusilla and graceful boys, and the delicate cf these qualities of perfection. She and David Anderson. scnaeler. girls are at Brian Cliff, New Jersev. at ent, and acted the impulsive, supersti- Marx, Hon. Henry E. Cooper and Mrs. pages made a grou; of color which in inherits the noble character of Ka- - school. tious wife of Maurteen bruin to per Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. C. Rice, Mr. and point of effectiveness could not be Departures A hostess who certainly has the fection. Her costume was becoming Mrs. Clifford umualiis from her mother's side, the' Kimball, Misses Agnes matched anywhere. A pair of dun- - Among the passengers in the Ko- - ,fine art of dinner-givin- g to her finger Mrs. Albert Afong's mother, Mrs. and she gave the audience a treat and Cordle Walker, - instinct, intellect and energy of the the Misses Schaef- colored oxen attached to a decorated rea for the Orient were Mr. James tips is Miss Nannie Winston, who Whiting, is a guest for a few weeks the beautiful tones of her voice e , Mr. waiter Dillingham. Mr. and cart, drew Mav pole. Anglo-Saxo- n from her father's side.! being specially the traditional neon, wno goes to Formosa to take probably does more to give her at. tlie Afong mansion on Nuuanit noticeable. The ijlever Mrs. iTancis Gay. Mr. and Mrs. Elston.jThe horns of the venerable oxen were charge make no of Father Hart, parish priest, Miss Katydid Jones, of the new mill and Mr. Carl friends pleasure than any one in avenue. She arrived in the Korea. Judge Kingsbury, lrimmed with roses and th- - Mnvpolo l.ey sweens, their songs iflid dances be-- I taken by .Mm. F. C. Atherton, wa.i Dr. Rodgers, Mr. who also went in the in- - iiolulu. and Mrs. Gartley, Mr. with its Hying streamers of blue and Hi;; espe.'ially well down. The exqni-- j most realistic and convincing, and her ami Mrs. A. i Urest of the Iron Works. Mr. Por- - Mis. George Carter Lewis, Mrs. Hornier, Mr. yellow, rose crowned, made a pictur-HnRme- r, sitely fair Titania, Mir;s Alice Spald- With true Southern hospitality exueefs to give a work to the part.-- ter Boyd, large garden quite true "Maureen Miss Snow, Mr. and .Mrs. Ff.qne bit of color not soon forgotten. ing, and the Fairier, pretty sills every who has been viriting his for Miss Winston is a Virginian and party for the Congres- Uruin." Miss Ida Pope, did some very Hoc king. Dr. Mrs. ' sional parly, who are expected to ar- and Hoffmann, Mrs. The MaytKile erected under the historic one, and attractive hoys, I he charming ulatives in Kansas and Long Beat h, from a famous family she is lavish acting. The long clay pipe In ftelma j rive May 7th clever Kinney, Miss Kinney, Mr. and old trees Mav-Mr- or 8th. of the greensward, the milkmaids so coqiiellislily arrayed, Ihe California. Mr. iioyd was greeted by in her id. as, and thinks t lie best not her bauds was an especially good hit, Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. Scudder.pole dances most beautifully danced tu Spanish dancers brilliantly fetching, uiany of his friends, who were sorry loo jjood for her frieuds, which are (Additional Social New on Page 5) fiVENING BULLETIN. HONOLULU, T. II., SATURDAY. MAY I, 1 907.

lating to shipping. WATERFRONT SANITATION MrWMrVW Commerce BOROUGH SANITATION Sanitary Wharves And Borough Is difficult even In Quarantine sanitation maritime quarantine work in the most enlightened eoinmnnl-t.'cs- . here is no part of a vessel's sanitary It will ever lie easier for Legis- history which will go further to de- CreamPureRve latures or supervising councils to termine quaiantine credit and to pass health laws than for health of- quarantine judgment than In The Pacific Arena ficials to carry them out. Therefore that which covers the character of in tlie Pacific Arena, where ports In vharf occupied by the vessel at the till stages of civilization from the , rt of depart are. A wharf may be highest to the lowest are to be d, allowed to become a Inli'C- - LELAND planted within :!( feet of any build- lower or main deck all of the room point of BY DR. E. COFER, may ing on a quarantine station in the in the superstructure should be used the enumeration of Ideal tiiui or be conducted as a sieve military may a for Passed Assistant Surgeon, U. S. Pub- I'aclllc Arena, and no trees or shrubs as a passenger mustering or waiting conditions seem infection just in proportion as a '''ante of time. This is not the case, cmmutiity Is retrogressive or pro- lic Health and Marine Hospital with large leaves capable of holding room. water or maintaining moisture Tile disinfecting scow should also however, as certain ports with very gressive. An obsolete dangerous Service Chief Quarantine poor should be allowed on the reservation. be equipped with automatic fenders, sanitary status may have their wharf is usually built low, and is Officer Hawaiian improved In words, an area likely to be a steam winch, four good anchors credit greatly with refer- continuous with the shore, the space Islands other invaded by the intermediate hosts of end a steam crane for hoisting bag- ence to a certain disease by supple- letw?eu the tide lino and the shore WHISKEY the various quarantlnable diseases gage. The lazaretto scows should be menting natural conditions with per- being strewn with wreckage of every PART FIVE only two should be rendered as nearly us pos- two in number hut very much small- haps one or reforms, whik description, and the ground riddled er in size the disinfecting to put such ports into really good witli rat holes. All refuse, and pos- (Concluded) sible inhabitable for them. than scows. The length of such a scow sanitary condition would be Impos- sibly Infected dead rats, from vessels sible. Hongkong, for example. a being easily up ed- America's Finest FLOATING OR FLOTILLA need be only 50 feet, the breadth 40 carried into these GENERAL SUGGESTIONS city for ages and by with- dies to QUARANTINE PLANTS feet. The character of construction tradition putrefy. The live rats living should conform In a general way to out belief in modern sanitation, undisturbed upon the refuse. The Governing the Construction of Quar- could never be made clean, yet by Is The floating quarantine plant is that i ecoininended above for the dis- wharf usually covered by an old antine Station Buildings in vertnln-proo- suggested for use In the small ports infecting scow, in its general ap- the use of insect and f warehouse containing many closets, Production the Pacific Arena freight in the tropics, particularly in the pearance it should resemble a house and transfer barg- dark corners, and heaps of old rig- es, g pas- tropical ports of the Pacific Arena boat, and be attractively appointed. by the detention of ging, spars and the like, which are Two of the most Important quar-antinab- le "way port with On the main deck there should lie a sengers In sanitary barracks, and by sure to harbor vermin. A sanitary diseases in the Pacific Are where quarantine" sea will perforce replace superstructure consisting of two the disinfection of their baggage, to- vvharl. cm the other hand. and one na, yellow lever ana plague, are detention quarantine decks or stories. The top story or gether with the fact that ail vessels especially desirable for usi ! in 1 he disseminated through intermediate the usual detention at a anchorage. l!y way of illustrating compartment should be devoted en- are moored in the harbor away' Pacific Arena, is one built well out hosts. from wharves, would 'way port quarantine" with sea de- tirely to ward purposes. H should make that city of the water, and on piles sheathed Rich and Mellow The intermediate host of yellow tention, let us suppose that a large be equipped with special reference to it fairly safe risk, and entitle it to a l.lgh with copper. The platform is Slegomyia a good so fever the fasciata, passenger and mail steamer should the care and treatment of quarantln- quarantine credit far as should be built with a crown, corked mosquito abounding in most tropical is arrive at Honolulu en route to Yoko- able diseases. The compartment w concerned. Therefore in between the planking, and asphalted. or seinitroplcal inter- im- countries. The hama with a case of plague on board. on the main deck should be sub- enumerating municipal sanitary It should be connected with the land host or hosts of plague are provements I mediate "Way port quarantine" would sim- divided into staterooms for nurses will only refer to those by it concrete bulkhead built far supposed to he vermin of nil varie- ply consist of the removal of the and cook, and galley and staterooms. having especial value in quarantine enough out into file water to receive Lovejoy & Co., ties. It is essential, therefore, that work In sick and direct contacts, and the dis- All window, doors, and other open- the Pacific Arena. some of the wave mot Ion. At a every endeavor he made to should infection of the vessel. The vessel ings should be protected by bronze oint. well into deep water a gap or prevent mosquitoes and vermlnfrom would be held in quarantine while at wire screening and devices for ren- STREETS AND SEWERS interval in feet wide should be cut effecting an entrance to a quarantine Honolulu and no one would be al- dering nil compartments air tight into the wharf, the said gap being 902-- 9 J 4 Nuuanu Street. Main 308 where the above mentioned 'Phone station lowed on shore, yet immediately upon for proper disinfection should be The towns having (lie poorest spanned by a draw bridge. diseases are to be treated. (lie completion of the disinfection, provided. streets and harboring the greatest Tlie warehouse should be lofty Importers and Dealers in Fine Wines and Liquors. It is equally essential that the pro- i' nd protected 1y a the vessel would lie allowed to pro-ree- d A floating quarantine plant should number of pools of standing water superstructure or pagation of insects and vermin bo to Yokohama, the ten days' time never have less than two such lazar- are unfortunately those in the trop- vnrchou.se provided with sufficient' made impossible, once an entrance Is of the voyage being as deten- etto scows, for the reason that dis- ics where the warfare against the windows to ensure perfect light. gained, by definite structural used tion. Upon the arrival of the vessel eases such as plague and smallpox or mosquito is so vitally important. In schemes and scrupulously careful po- at quarantine officer yellow fever and smallpox if treated the Pacific Arena the streets, partic- Transfer Scows licing. Invading insects or vermin, Yokohama, the at port would have for his con- .'it the same time must necessarily be ularly those near the shipping, like invading armies, are most ef- that widely separated. should be covered wifh asphalt. The la ports where the lightering of fectually combatted when the area or sideration, in judging the sanitary status of vessel, of pre- The detention scows should con- Cameron system of sewage disposal cargo is necessary the scows should country invaded is rendered unin- the the facts vious sist- of three distinct units, one for iliould lie installed in every tropical be made after a uniform pattern. habitable. In rendering quarantine removal of sick and disinfection GOOD WORDS FOR of persons the housing of first cabin, port. There ::hould be no decking or cover- station buildings uninhabitable to and things at Honolulu, another together with ten days of detention for second cabin and a third for ing and no dunnage linings. The intermediate hosts, it is essential that eld-typ- steerage passengers. Obsolete sail- e scow is decked over, two there should be no dark spaces in the at sea. Where there is likely to be DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE way ing vessels or hulks may be used for small hatches being left for pur--, The Harrison Mutual Burial Ass'n. houses or between their walls, n.ueh port quarantine work, a the detention purposes al- of entering the hold. lat- i.nd no permanently damp or wet floating quarantine plant is not only after suitable The use of a tight garbage can lose The terations are made and the proper ter Is invariably dark and places near the houses. In other effective and convenient for quaran- should be enforced by law upon ev- contains appointments is usually much stagnant voids ' "vermin proof" construction tine and maritime interests, but it is furnished. It ery householder. The cans should water. Such ii: long (hat the three classes of pas- scows are apt to be breeding places Gentlemen: Your Association not only must be carried out completely in the run much more econom- be emptied daily by contract garbage assures every so sengers should be given (i for rats and mosquitoes. scow buildings on quarantine stations in ical far as the expense of admin- accommoda- anspoiiat ion companies and the The member of a proper and decent burial at a very small cost, tions and care while undergoing ecouiniended for use in Pacilic the Pacific Arena, and the grounds istration is concerned. In other garbage! burned either in a regular the but relieves others of a responsibility they are not always words, a floating quarantine detention, of a kind sim- .Arena is one without decking or cov of these quarantine stations must lie plant will almost crematory or on a dump heap. The (he ilar to the ering and without dunnage prepared to meet. Yours respectfully, graded so as to make permanently invariably fulfill general quaran- accommodations accorded cost of garbage removal should never linings. tine requirements of con- their respective classes on passenger It is absolutely sanitary, and if H. damn places nn impossibility. In a isolation, be defrayed by individual taxation, built FATHER VALENTIN. commerce steamers. A flotilla quarantine plant o,' heavy enough timbers, well ' vermin proof" house all spaces or venience to and economy as this makes an incentive for poor braced of administration. Moreover, should be furnished with mooring with iron, and if the plunk- intervals between the walls are ob- it is people to hide their garbage. The outside always buoys placed in protected coves, ing is well bolted to literated by the close opposition of desirable to treat maritime enrbage tax should be made upon the side timbers, ANOTHER MESAGE FROM REV. MR. PARKER. or nautical conditions with where access to shore will not be dif- the resulting strength and 'life of the the said walls, the studding or fram- maritime real estate and the removal let out Gentlemen: I cheerfully give my indorsement to or ficult, and where the disinfecting scow will exceed of type. the ing being left exposed either on the nautical appliences. The moral to competitive bidders on a basis of that tlie old eff ect of surrounding an ves- scow can be got at readily for imme- Harrison Mutual Burial plan and believe it a great bene- outside of the building or on the in- infected a definite price per cubic yard. Thus sel with a quarantine diate use when required. fit to the community, Very tiuly yours, side of the rooms. The two layers of flotilla win a successful contractor would lie paid Detention Barracks be recognized as important by those flooring even in the case of a second in proportion to the number of cubic H. H. PARKER. who es- story building being likewise placed appreciate the necessity of THE AMPLIFICATION OF .Minis of garbage hauled. Detention barracks for out going tablishing homogeneity MUNICIPAL 'lassengers had best be devised in close apposition and laid on ex- between an SANITATION out of infected vessel and lis personnel, and old or condemned hulks or barges posed cross beams or "joice." There- BUILDING LAWS For information those engaged in disin- Municipal sanitation as a c'r else be upon vermi- further consult fore in a "vermin proof the work of factor in built overhead a structure n-proof fection. the solution of the sanitary liar-lac- either Insects or are easily Vobleni ISvery town in the Pacific Arena wharf. Detention J. H. TOWNSEND, Secy. vermin in Pacific may In those ports where suitable sites the Arena is extremely should have a building law requiring should be well lighted and visible, as they be found either KAPI0LANI BUILDING, ALAKE AAND KING Indeed, the c c STS. on the inside or on the outside of a lor shore quarantine stations are not municipalities lllier concrete onstruction imniedi-- i ventilated and arranged for easy held the balance of power so- house, never any thing. available, floating quarantine plants in the tely between the ground floor and and frequent disinfection by sulphur but between of may lution this problem. The ports lf 'I his vermin proof construction is be positively necessary. In any or the earth, or at least two and one-ha- tns. places in the not expensive, and when interiors are event before any shore quarantine Pacific Arena must be feet of clear space between tendered as invulnerable as possible finished in natural color, the effect site in a tropical port or a port in- ground floor and earth or else a ce- SAILORS' BOARDING-HOUSE- S sanitary functions and their assign- quarantine inspection in case of to Infection by quaranlinable the fected with plague or or disease ten pitch. es-- of the exposed studding and overhead yellow fever ment cellar with feet All ment by common consent to the ; the large ocean carriers. .. ir quarantine is to be operated boarding-house- s floor is pleasing, not to say inl'ectible with these diseases is se- with houses should be constructed with- Sailors' should he lounge under which they would nat- rafters the degree lected the question of the desirability smallest of hardship to out spaces between the outer and ccinl rolled by special sanitary regu- A .'.rtistic. In constructing the roof an urally fall. natural division of 1 am to Wal- commerce and A greatly indebted Dr. interval is left between it and the of a floating quarantine plant should communities. Sani- inner walls. If possible, laws should lations. sailor is usually not a cit- functions tending to maritime and tary reforms should be inaugurated ter It. Biinckeriioff, V. S. P. H. & (eiling of the rooms, said interval be- receive full consideration. lie made to compel the protection of izen or resident of any place in par- municipal sanitary preparedness with a view of effecting M. II. S., Director of the United ing protected on all four sides of the The advantages of the floating a definite windows and doors and water tanks ticular, and for that reason he as- would place all municipal public standard for ports States Leprosy Investigation Station quarantine plant may be divided the in the Arena. by bronze wire screening. There sumes no responsibility either for v. c.rUs 1'iilding by wire gauze screening. into under the direction of a com- in Hawaii, much assist- These ports should be nccord-ii'- g for valuable All piping and wiling must be left those affecting vessels and those af- rated should be a liberal annual appr- himself or for the public at large. Ho mit tee of reliable business men ap- to the protection ance In the preparation of this ar- fecting quarantine administrations. from general obation for organized crusades goes from port to port occupying be- by in- exposed or also run through remov- pointed executive power, all ticle, and also to P. A. Surgeon Hugh The advantages offered to vessels, es- infection which civic improvement against vermin. tween voyages boarding houses able shafts. Every house should be insects and ternal municipal sanitation under dimming, V. S. P. it. and M. H. S., pecially the large ocean con- end reforms have given them and which are usually located on built at a mean elevation of three carriers, the the control of health boards, with stationed at Yokohama, Japan, to sist in of this rating should take the form of or any feet from the ground, and the soil the saving 'time and trouble waterfront at rate in portions exception of waterfronts, wharves, A. i: definite sanitary status, ". Surgeon Mark W'hite, stationed underneath should be tamped hard incidental to the taking of such ves- which stat- of the town where the sanitation is warehouses and seamen's boarding us should bo Pure blood makes the skin at Hongkong, and to A. A. Surgeon white-was- sels out of the regular to renewed or modified apt to be bad. The boarding houses and lightly covered with h channels houses, the sanitary control of which S. A. Hansom, stationed at Shanghai. distant anchorages which may not from time to time as indicated by clear, smooth, healthy. are usually dark, dingy, and filthy together regular or lime in order that a white surface Impure blood the skin with with the quaian- From tlie valuable Report of the have sufficient depth of water or the ability of the municipality to bkikhes places run for the express purpose may be provided which will reflect pimples, sores, boils, eczema, eruptions. tine functions should be vested in Isthmian Canal Commission I have swinging room to ensure safety eith- maintain a recognized sanitarv stan- of extorting the last penny the light and disclose at once the Mr. (!. Y. uurlner, Keedt'town, Va., tells from the the quarantine department. Such a taken a map and otherwise derived er to the vessel to quar- dard. bail lie how sailor man. These houses presence of any object requiring re- itself or the of the condition was in, and should be course If universally adopted would much valuable information. moval. The construction of the side antine wharf alongside of which she A vessel arriving from a port with he was cured by under official control, and should lie ensure the conduct of public works must be placed. The of- a good sanitary constructed and a vralls of the vermin proof house only advantages status would then conducted with affairs cm business principles, would Plank books of all sorts, ledgers, fered to quarantine procedure con- be given a corresponding iew to affording the sailor and ship-lin- g a admits of the use of the single square sanitary lelieve health boards of great deal etc. manufactured by the Bulletin Pub-l.shin- g hinged windows. These should be 3 sist in the ease with which isolation cicdit. This would constitute be- in general the proper sanitary c.f waterfront sanitary work for the Company. is effected, greater Ayer's I rotection. feet square and made preferably with the daily working tween the ports of the Arena a sani- performance of which they are sel- email diamond window panes. The rapacity of a plant capable of being tary reciprocity, which would have dom equipped, and although adding window jambs should be reinforced moved either in part or as a whole ' distinct bearing upon quarantine, Sarsaparilla APPORTIONMENT OF ti the scope of quarantine influ- by rubber stripping, which, acting from one vessel to another, and the lit other words, quarantine judgment PUBLIC RESPONSIBILITY ence, would not greatly increase the GO TO as gaskets when the convenience and economy of admin- would be aided by facts and not "Shortly after loarini college, I was cost thereof while it would prove a windows are troulileil with rt nkiii disease whieh uliowi-c- l istration as compared with ex- hampered by The function of interna! sanita- closed, renders the room air tight, for the fancies in the determi- ItMt first at the anklei'. I'hygiciau pro- treat public; convenience and sani- Mis 3 Power's proper disinfection. The door jambs pense of running a shore plant with nation of the proper quarantine ac- nounced it eczema, unit treated uie (or that tion, as contributory to quarantine is tary safeguard. the same working capacity. A flo- It is a lesson most necessary to lie absorb- should , be similarly arranged with tion. certain that, the eradica- FOR FINEJWLLINERY' ed by the same object in view. All doors tilla plant consists of a series of barg- tion of quaranlinable disease, a con-t'iii- business men. The need for CONCLUSIONS es, scows, or hulks especially convert- every municipal sanitary preparedness is should be protected by bronze wire which sanitarian must MILLINERY PARLORS ed or adapted as component hope too little heeded to be understood. screen vestibules and all windows by the units for and work for, will not be First That the Pacific Ocean and BOSTON BLDG., FORT STREET. wire screening immovably fastened of a complete quarantine station. In realized until municipal sanitation The loss of life and general embar- it'' circumjacent country comprises to the window frame on the outside other words, a flotilla plant consists :s given the attention is deserves. rassment which have been so often the radius likely to lie of the highest FRESH CUT FLOWERS ON HAND of in from of the building. The plumbing a disinfecting scow, a lazaretto The future commercial develop- felt various communities importance to the world from tlie 1 scow and necessary passenger de- tins sanitary deficiency are object AT ALL TIMES. SEED FOR SALE. should be centralized as much as the ment in the Pacific Arena bids fair standpoint of international 'public a j.ossible, all pipes being grouped with tention barges. to render all of the ports equally lia- lessons which should receive earnest health. in a short radius. This admits of the The disinfecting scow should be ble to infection with any or a'll of consideration. Second That the Public Health Mrs. E. ML Taylor easy inspection of the plumbing to 100 feet in length and 50 feet in the quarantinable diseases, there- Ilolh quarantine and infernal san- and Marine Hospital Service be detect defects and of convenience in width, and constructed to withstand fore a system of sanitary reforms itation being necessary, the question barged with the solution of the YOUNG BUILDING making repairs when such are nec- the wear and tear which the fre- may be outlined which will apply to of proportion demands attention. neat sanitary problem in tlie Pa- TEL. MAIN 339. t.K IV' essary. All rooms should be provid- quent handling of a large scow al- nil ports alike. For quarantine pur- AVM There can be no doubt that it is most cific Arena. ways poses to public ed with small screen protected open- entails. The bottom should be municipal sanitation should be complaint. The eruption crept slowly up convenient the to allow Third That a Pan-Pacif- School envel- Don't ings or square ports placed near the coppered and the decks should be divided into borough and waterfront my limbs, and on the body, until It juaraiitine to cover the deficiencies ci Quarantine and Tropical Diseases oped gave nio infinite openin- Borough the whole frame. It internal sanitation, can Iave town until vou call on the ceiling in the side walls. Such well seasoned, caulked, and filled. sanitation. sanitation itcliitig. casting otf of rf and there !e established at Honolulu, Hawaii. trouble, with constant WOMAN'S EXCHANGE gs-or ports should be provided with The hold should be constructed so the improvement of streets, dry scales, and a watery liquid which would Ir no doubt that communities and Fourth That a uniform course of hinged doors and rubber stripping in a3 to admit of complete inspection culverts .sewers, water supply, res- exudo from under the scales. 1 treated it individuals are more tolerant of or- to for Curios. years unsuccessfully, and was instruction be given physicians they may be closed and and thorough cleansing. On the ervoirs and distributing system, the for over three ganized quarantine untrammcied by order that unable to cheek it .mil I began using Ayer's and others who contemplate a career WOMAN'S EXCHANGE tight occasion re- main deck a strong superstructure I'gulation of the disposal of dead I botf.es of this politics than by internal sanitary rendered air when Sarsaparllia. utfd three in municipal sanitation or quaran- HOTEL. cured my ever-changi- NEAR FORT. quires. These openings are both two stories high should be provided. bodies and garbage, crusades against medicine, and was completely procedures influenced by tine work. skm becoming as smooth and clear as ideals, ideas, nd policy. useful and efficient for ventilating On the cover or top deck of the su- insects and vermin, and proper mu- before." Fifth That internal or municipal vurposes in tropical countries, where perstructure, the battery of sulphur nicipal health organization, regula- On the other band, (here Is no There are many imitation sanitation should be based and oper- PIANOLAS on disin- equipment. why, it frequently account of wind and furnaces, the boiler and the tion, and Waterfront Sarsaparillas. after due consideration ated upon principles which shall re-- weather t lie proper ventilation can fecting tanks should be placed. On Sanitation comprises the proper con-- ii' the subject on the part Be sure you get "AYER'S." of the force quarantine work. On Easy Monthly Pay'ts. not be maintained by open windows the next deck below the steam disin- ruction of wharves, warehouses, quarantine, business, and sanitary Sixth That traveling or circuit house-;- , Prepared ! ftr.J A)4Co.,Ure:i, Mui.,U 5.A. ii nd doors. fecting chambers anil the bath rooms ;nd harbor lighters, sailors' it: ten sis there should not be a prar-t:ca- l quarantine officers be substituted for BERGSTROM MUSIC CO.. LTD., Trees and shrubs should not be s.hould be located, and finally on the ; .nd special sanitary regulations re division of quarantine and the pieseut system of home pint Odd Fellow' Bldg. 8 EVEXTNO liFLLBTIN, ITONOT.ni.l; T. II.. VTt'UPAV. MAY 4, 1907 J S3; i Hr &vzz f? mat 7 mm i ? The Golf rever:if tJ I HERE'S HOW HU CAN C A T C II IT. SPORTS v Go out on tne links som? day with or.'; of your friends and v. a rtusaastz i . follow "he" --rourJ the coaise. Bel'crs: 5hs3 played three holes tiMJWU you II want to play, too, an', she'll kii vllj o!Tcv her clubs. Over, the remaining ix holes there'll be two iilaycis instead of one. Of j A BEAUTIFUL ARRAY OP NEW I SSiCT T'y course, you'll get miserably bsaten- - but that shouldn't dishearten1 Commodore Cooper you. You will have enjoyed the healthnest exercise in the - woild ami incidental!:.- had a dandy time. f I Next day come to us an.i we will ri:ir;)iv you wait everything' sprang; Hfihnc jo;', nc-i- in the way of Trans-Pacifi- c ch:b;,J)a;s, In: 1, etc.. for another after-- ' On Race neon's play. For you've aske'l he; out to the link':, hoping- to arrived steamer from ths East. .The make a lat colorings and designs belter showing-- must be seen o be appreciated. We'll do our best to hUp you in the v.uy of fine material:. YACHT CLUB DIRECTORS TO HOLD MEETING PRICES RANGE FROM YARD! i

f 'oiuniodor'-- Conner of I! Hawaii League. Bernard Kelokolio. the "Hoy V;n ,,.,-- :, ,1 Utator, will act. as unipii 0,-Hal- iil Cl.ili Ii:ik Hie secretary . ,, The championship of Riversidi; E. & i the Son, Ltd,. l.ciitiiie last .year was won by the for the early pari, of the coining week Ladies' Dress Skirts FORT AND KING STJ Chinese Athletic. Club ul'ttr a very I A FEW NOVELTIES for lie purposes i looking into plans close eoiitesl and thin team will be IN SILKS, VOILES AND FANCY MA- for the Ti ans-racil- Yacht rare of rons again thin mnsou. It has the TERIALS ARE ALSO ON DISPLAY. 1!);)S. Aetion will be d"Unliel.c divided advantage of the t'Oiti-hiii- of En Sin , Auction Sale on it M (I Hawaii will shi-kj.'- have a one of the best, ball players in Hono- 3ar NO TWO ALIKE. in the contest according lo and deep Interest, which he lulu, the FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1907, ;t siitleii'.eiit made eslerday by the takes in liiis team nils been responsible t'ommodoie. said: lie in a ureal part for its success. En Huh 1(1 O'CLOCK A. M., Trans-I'.i-iU- e GENUINE INDIAN HEAD, "We will have it yacht In the Koiik, the prcshlcnl of the club, has 33 inches wide, soft finish, vn:e nr il only a nexi and is also (lone ;i great deal lo help Ills (dab J - At my salesroom, If iiiie.i:(ri ol' iSHTl 2 i2 YARD Makes Housekeeping ilieiein wnul kind of u lo lis hill poHilion in athletics and " a&$ ni'iil I l'.ow it. bo I i.n shall obtii ini'd. i s an at luetic niaini.ner ltsj ,.w ediiiils Oil Painting, Volcano. 'l'liei'e are three schemes. The first is in the islands. Oil Painting, Queen Emma. money through ptiblir sub-- lo raise ! The first ni'nie tomorrow will be be 2 Oil Painting. Fishing Scenes iween t.ho Cliiiu-- Alohas and the Jap oil' Coast of France. v . : : ; anete Alliletic be I'nl SWIMMING, E0WLING, TURKISH BATHS AND ELECTRIC Club and will 2 Oil Paintings, Down Soath. UGHT lowed by the contest, between the Chin- - PHYSICAL CULTURE Lot Cut, cs) AthUt'.ie Cliib and the ralamas. Class. There is so nuch less to clean. The smdge of an open I'liy wiil commenci! iivonudly at. 1:30.' 1 Steel Safe, Heboid. Kame has not soiled the walls and ceilings. Your rup's and At Hotel Baths 1 Steel Safe, Hall. are cleaner. :! I V. S. PoKtoliice hansir.i The dust can easily be shaken out of HOURS 7 A. M. TO 10 P. M. Window llo,;. tnem ; but smudge clings to whatever it touches. It is the chief mmm nuito 1 California Saddle and Middle. need of tins' every spring;. Lot of Choice Hooks from M. M. Consult us at once about wiring- - your hor.se. The four fastest. rot ting maves llii't 'stoe Library. l'.avo ever produced foals nw l.on 1, 1 Walnut Desk. , ; Mrs. 1:.r.8vi; Alix, 2: Niincy Hanks, Gunn's Orpiiguin Lot Pictures, etc., (do, 2:U-!- ; and Hanoi, ail world's Hawaiian Electric 1G,, JLr Gl. champions. Alix died after producing two fillies, viz.. Queen's daughter, JAS. F. MORGAN, KING ST. NEAR ALIKE A. a PHONE MAIN 290. pa.:ev fouled in INS!). .y Hiiiile Willies, EXTENDED EUGAGEMENT AUCTIONEER. 2:Vo, and Queen's Heiress, it t roller Annual of the loaled in HtOI, by llaiidspriiiK, 2: ISVL'-A- neither of Ali''s fouls have inlion HONOLULU FAVORITES records it. is probable thai, bolh may 9 4 5 4 J 5 . 4. .j. .j. .j. i be used its brood mares. Exhibition THE ; Fop After piactiet! yestevdiiy at the Oiilitt OF Rent A EENRY E. COOPER College the Pimahoii team Elleford Gompan Choice elected Furnished Roast Eddie Desha as captain for the Conimcdoie Kavsii Yacltt Club CHILDREN'S FANCY V coming season. Thai their choice is Presenting a Repertoire of Comedy, FOR SIX Pleases every MONTHS v one. We can please you 'by furnishing you script ion and buy a boat on i lie Coast.; a good one is certain. Eddie is a hard that kind rt 16c per lb. If this plan is tei bled on we will go worker, a good ball player and popular Farce and Melodrama. The residence of i iouiid with lists and will get sub-- with his team mates. ;ci iptions, lie same to be returned if; j: : I ION. W. L. STANLEY. a siiflicient sum i;s not. obtained. U we nEiny Sheldon will ulav with the Dancing Tonight Very t an enough money way low rental to suitable tenant. in this io Kama after all. lie will 'leave his posi- - l;uy a we 'NEW YORK DAY Paragon, boat will do so, race her and tiou with Inter-Islan- d BY DAY" The Co. THE GORE the in order alter the contest is over yell her again, have Saturday afternoon..', in which JAS. F. MORGAN, Beretania, Alakca and Union. returning 10 the subscribers the money iu. t.an play ball Saturday Matinee AUCTIONEER. o obtained. In ibis w::y il. will cost 11s a : Opera House, "THE AMERICAN GIRL" ,r c out. nine .1.0 nave a nrst cliiss boat in j(, is ,.etty lu.ai.h. ti)no , h(1.,r

l""TiT"lS';;r-,- l . lm"h ga,ue Monday in case the first HT,, J?Z. ,!.!!S iffATIWEE SATURDAY and Tuesday "ARE YOU A MASON" 0:1c fails, is lo roriii a syndicate of say ibis time. AFTERNOON MAY 4 half a dozen men here buy a yacht, 1 1 1 N w A and u :s o r, 5IAHRI! the same general plan to be pursued POLITE VAUDEVILLE --Vest wee!; means baseball. will Box plan now open at Wall, BETWEEN AND OTHER PIANOS. lint probably a boat, It Nichols smaller would be Fourth of July before we Know it, ACTS Different have lo be Company. THAYER PIANO CO bought. The third plan is and by Unit time we will know who has THE 0SB0RN CHILDREN. nc, HOTEL STREET. to follow the course of last year and Hie best team lir the League. MR. LAVIGNE IN depend on some individual owner Occidental Hotel Restaurant jp Plior.e Main 218. yacht n u ILLUSTRATED with what assistance the jachl SONGS fc TUNING GUARANTEED. dub The Encores play the Opera House A Maneger Eidgood has ar- can give. Meals 25c. From 11. re 2 evew BIG DOUBLE SHOW! Annex at Kaniolaiii Park in the Retail ranged pleasant "Tlie La Paloma did fine work in ad- Tups Ttiiira ond So !?,, T,.1,.,J Seats can be secured one week in for enter- Liquor Dealers League tomorrow. EMPTY? vertising Hawaii last, year ridvance Box Office. tainment at HALEIWA and much and Cranherrv San op Vvh at the for credit, is due to Captain Maofarlane for r.nhtr Ilernie Welers, t'he fastest 220-yar- d Feel that way? .Well stand tomorrow and next day. the hard work which he did. In the man who ever wore a shoe, is r?ety of - coming year I expect to see even bet-- runnins' meals m the citv. First- - it till noon and then come You had better secure your ! training the team at Williams college. piii i. lev Jesuits obtained and with at. least Class COOKS. the news of tkrt rlnu. i v right over here. Our rooms. seven or eight yachts in lite race il will famous civilized! Pant. Noyca of the Yale Crew lias interest all sporl lovers in tin; been 25c. lunch with its glass of world.-- ' forced to give up rowing lor a venr on account of a weak heart, It V. it beer will make you feel dif- ALEXANDER St Clair Bidg'ood, Harold Dillingham is missed by the, polo players. He went to the Coak on ferent. Manager. the China. The nolo field is in superb condition VOUNG practice on Efi! ir: is going now at a il' I Stytish flat Remember tin .White Rock Tronhv Immense forraifK Criterion, Tomorrow will see opening tournament, f- the of at aleiwa tomoirow. corner " OTEL the Riverside i.?ague which will play o! r. ils series at. Aala Park. President tlar-ua- The Alien Bstale tvusle.es filed HOTEL AND BETHEL STS. tiave IN ALL .DEPARTMENTS CENTRAL Uyed, Kelekolio has made preparations their answer to the suit, brought, by j. opening very AB.SCUTfcLY H0NO1.U1 u lor the and a large crowd V. Leonhnrt as .intervenor iu the suit Nuujuu betw. Hotel and King Sts. is sure to be present. FIREPROOF Arrangements of the trustee against the Hawaii Utnd have boon made a. Co. lr.Ke a o t, T'1, .... for laree number of lo fovPf ...... u. n w.vl hi-- ; - BREAD, CAKE AND PIES " lllc, 1 (Ill- For One Tel. Main 198. P. O. Box 192. OANA L'OTEL chairs tor w.nch the sum of ten cents swev is a denial of Leonhart's claims Week Only will lie cnaiged, ft that will make you think of home. wnic.h will so to the to certain lanrla mi h.hmii inr,i,i League treasury the transaction WE WILL OFFER SPECIAL VALUES IN Waikiki Eeacli The great attraction of the day will In the matter of the estate of jcome will liie opening of the first SUCCESSOR TO J. H. HERTSCHE Ma- - Francisco Ferreira Madeira, the fin- ...Cental game. Secretary for-jin- ei Vienna Jack Atkiiison, al accounts of J. F. Rosa, iy famed as one of the adminis- handsomest trator, on DRESS GOO l Hons MAIN 197. baseball players who ever muffed a fly, were motion of E. C. Pe- MJf tu,f ft Lord and Belser, will pitch the first ball over Hie plate. ters, referred to M. T. Simonton as ES7""rr Kent'' cards on sale at while on ihe end will be Rob- master, to report to the court next GENERAL CONTRACTOR. '' ' ' .v i Tir.f;, o ert Ah Stun, the Saturday at, !) Get flie Best-- treasurer of the a. m. Dredging, Sewers, Grading, Paving, SEMMADE ROBES, Teaming, Crushed Rock. Black and White Sand and Soil for Sale. The 0 OFFICE AND YARD SOUTH & KAWAIAHAO STS. f - .,i,l'",i Ji.C W'-- ...ai m " nl. - Ses anything advertised mmrm:y rs iff Come here and get it ri Embroideries, Ladies' Muslin Underwear, Corsets, Sheets GET THE GENUINE. and Sheetings, Blankets, Towels, Handkerchiefs, Plain and No "just as good" talk here. Embroidered; Hosiery, Ladies' and Children's Hose. W don't want to sail "some- thing just as good." We want to sell what you call for the rer.l articlo--stanriar- and genu- MEN'S DEPARTMENT ine. AT Automobiles A full READY-I0-WEA- R stock of SUITS. Men's Pants, FG3 RENT OR FOR SALE. Boys' Pants. A oeoe go full raiisc of Styles and Sizes. Shirts, Un- mmm JO', UMM VOvng COMPANY, Ltti Sox, derwear, TELEPHONE MAIN 200. Cor. Fort an 4 iQ g- Sts.

PHONE MAIN im s: t 5 ! 4 , i leading Hat and IN OUR SilOH DEPARTMENT

we will Cfotfies Cleaners make GREATER REDUCTIONS THAN EVER. Come and examine the Goods and Values. K. FUIITA & CO. ; ;OOD WORKMANSHIP GUARAN TEED OR CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS AND MONEY REFUNDED. CARPENTRY WORK. We clean all kinds of hats. Clothes ' Bambco Furniture Mads To Order ieaued, dyed and repaired. Goods NUUANU ST. COR. KUKUI. KERR & COMPANY, ailed for and delivered. 1154 Fort i i e LTD.; PHONE WHITE 901. iSt. cup. Convent, Phone Main 403. ALAX.EA CHINESE ATHLETIC CLUB, CIIAKHOlfS OP RIVERSIDE STREET A. Gomes, Mgr. ; Felix Turro, late of PASEBALL LEAGUE FOR 1D0G-SE- AS0N Fine j the Expert Job Printing at the Bulletin. OF 1907 OPENS TOMORROW. Hat Cleaners.

-- HIMIHHIi ZW BULLETIN ADS. PAY --JgQ EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. II., SATI'RDAY, 4, 1907 MAY 9 32K HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE LOCAL ANDfiENEBAL 1 SUGAR ' HONOLULU, May 4, 1907 The result of the next Pacific States Bat Your Tour Contest count will ap- Meals at pear in the Bulletin Friday, May 10. NAME OF STOCK Pttd Vx K Willett & Gray's Sugar Trade rt Bid Asked E E- for April 11 hus Panama the following: MERCANTIL- hats cleaned at the Globe. ' Z Brewer & VISIBLE SUPPLY. Total stock Cc 1,000.000 Low prices at the New Englund Bate of SUGAR ery. Europe and America, 3,733,579 Rwu Co 5 16 Plantation ... 5.000,000! The Palm9 Hawaiian A Co. . 1501 tons, ngainst 3,976,332 tons grit. 1 700.000 William McKinley Lodge this even- last year S4 A GUN METAL CALF BLUCHER Haw Com & Sun Co , a- at same tt3,7; s jo ing. of Knight" the uneven dates. The Hawaiian Sugar Co. 2.ono,ooa )o "Hank work will be Hcmoniu Sugar Co Quick Service, the Best in OXFORD, GOODYEAR WELT of stock is 242,753 tons, 70,000, 150 on. the Market Houokaa Suirar Co . 10 It against a Haiku Stiirai Co No band Cap- decrease of 211,927 tons 500,000 concert tomorrow at , NfUiuku l 26 SOLE, MILITARY HEEL. i,., i. i Plantation 500,000 l a grounds. and aii at iuob nci'ft.,i, miiULiU BIUL'UH Ulia R (IfltS L'iU lu,ll,cn,lrnlrl itol Band will play at Aala Reasonable Prices, Kipahulu .. 500,000 together show a visible Sugar Co 160.000 Park. supply of Koioa Migar Lo 500.000 3,813,579 tons, ngainst Millrvile Sni.:lr Cn ... 4 R. O'Meara, charged with battery 4,081,332 5oo,50o 4 Oahu Sucar Co 4 5 tons last year, or a decrease of 267,- - 1 .600,000 on his landlady, was fined $18 in the unomea huitar t o ... 1 Full of Snap and Style, and Just Ookola Plant Co .000,000 Police the tas tons. Sugar 500,000 9 Court yesterday. ragnr LIU 1 unit Lo S.ouo.oo, i i 2 Telephone 149, .L M. Levy & Last to Please Critical kaws. lie notable features of Olowulu Cn 100 Main P.ialtau Plsnt Cu so.oori Co., the week come from Cuba, Suar 5, Of: for all kinds of groceries. Your which now I'ai-ili- The .Mill Palm, .sufcar Dressers. all 500,0013 t iller will be promptly to. PHONE MAIN 3JJ absorbs attention both at home Paia Pl.tmatitit Co . 75 attended and abroad. As a result of a discon- Siiiar Co. . . 150 The services at the Methodist Pinm-c- Mill Co )o EES Wuiahm 2,75oo:, '4 Church begin at. tinuance of work by 18 centrals, and Asiic Co 4.0.,ooo T) So 7:30 in the evening Y:''!iikn Suai Co . :uo 7 Price $4,59 n large reduction in receipts ship- Waiimuia'.j ?oo,ooo instead of as during the month of at Siiiar Co. 252, WaiiiK'u S""ni- .Mill ping ports, the European ad- G I '.:5,000 60 April. markets MISCKI.L NKlH S 1 d. vanced '; N Treat your iron roof ca over night and main- Slcam Co I,T5'v)oO a coat of Hawaiian tained the advance at the close nii'ctnc Lo. 500,000 "o "Arabic." There Is no beUer preserv f. at Hon R T K 1. Co I'm 9s. 3d. for licet sugar, equal to 3.93c. Hon RTiir 1. Co Com I,l50,0ti ative made. California Feed ts. Mutual Ti'li'phone Co per lb. for Centrifugals. Nahiku Rubber 50, too Mclnerny Shoe Store Co , William Paul L'l Knott, who un- An active demand also set in here 60,000 has been SOLE AGENTS Nahiku Rutbcr Co. der for Cuba sugars Assess.. the care of Dr. Juild for some Not and all available 05 Oil h u K & I. Co time, has to parcels were quickly re-- returned his home in absorbed by j ilo K K Co tiners for both Hon II .V M Co: Kahului. immediate and future During delivery. BONDS Inspect the smart hats Cor street and my absence from the Territory, Mr. J. S. Mar- Maw Ter pi- i Kirc CI J loo dross wear at Mine. Josephine's Mi- The sales at the close comprise Haw 'Per 4 p c tin will conduct my busijiess and make garments Haw 'Per p c... llinery Parlors, Hotel street, opposite to your some 25,000 hags Haw t for nearby and Ter 4 c 100 the Young hotel. measure Ready-to-We- , c 100 at Prices that give entire satis- prompt-shipme-nt at the equivalent naw er p of Haw Cov't 5 p c loo Pedro Sierra was arrested yester- 3.73 c. for Lai Beet Sug Kei faction, because you get your Money's landed test, ii Co IOtI-- day for smashing the glass doors of Worth! Mid a cargo May f I"'-- loJ-- for shipment at Haiku SURar Co ( p - a saloon in iwilei. His hands were c. 6c Another lot of 1007 SUITINGS just'arrived. That Sunday Dinner 2 per lb. c. & f. for Haw Lorn Su Lo 5 cut. l) badly Su;ar to p c... 75 test, equal to 3.77c. landed for H ilo R R Co Con 0 The Riverside Baseball League R (fc 6 $20 to $30 THE SUIT. test. T L Co p 0 fi will open tomorrow DELICIOUS Kahukll Plant Co p c Karnes afternoon RELISHES ltuyers would be pleased to accept Oaliu R I, Co 6 p c at Aala Park. The band will be in Our BLUE SERGE (don't .I'u ne Oahu Su.ijar Co 6 p e fade) at $25, a suit that shipments, but thus far none Olaa Sui;ar Co 6 p e... attendance. EHRMANN'S CALIFORNIA OLIVE OIL have been offered. Paia Plantation C The most has no equal, PURE Pioneer Mill Co 6 p c popular beer in the In view of the large stock of sugar .. OLD MISSION (RIPE) OLIVES; ROAST CHICKEN (in Jellv) and Waialua Wric Co p c 19 world is Iludweiser. And there is a M.:BryilcS Co's 6r.. PIGEON (Stuffed); FRENCH CAMBERT CHEESE : now in Cuban ports it is not to be .& la reason flavor and quality. H. Hack-- , GLASSES BAR-LE-DU- FRENCH SWEET BREADS; expected that any sudden or Impor- teld & Co., Ltd., agents. tant advance will follow once, PIMENTOES MARRONES; SLICED GOOSEBERRIES and CHER- at Sales $7000 neflncry (Is, $103: 85000 You can save on your ice antl your but a good healthy, steady ; RIES; PRESERVED CRAB APPLE; NABISCO, FESTINO and firm O. It. & I... Os, ?l02.2.-- 50 Oahu Sugar, .ood bills by using the Leonard A. market, and CHAMPAGNE WAFERS; ROQUEFORT SWISS, PINEAP- with gradual advancing ten ?24.S7y2. Session: 10 McBmlo, $5. loanable Refrigerator, which is sold dency be HOTEL ST. 0PP. UNION. PLE and EDAM CHEESE; SMOKED SALMON and EAST- can confidently looked for. by H. Haokfeld & Co., Ltd. ERN OYSTERS IN SHELL. The American Heet sugar industry Latest sugar quotation, 3.765 cts., A good sewing machine can be ruined will be the largest benefactor by an or $75.10 per ton. by allowing incompetent persons to re- advancing sugar market throughout 1 in ibiii inning pair it. All our work guaranteed. the world, as It will receive the full Benny & Co., Ltd., 12U6 Fort St. benefit of the in sugar LONDON BEETS, - - Phone, Main 1SS, rise raw as 9s U Magistrate well as in refined. Whitney committed Ah Wah to the insane asylum &t In London the market is quiet and SUGAR, - - - yesterday. Lewis Co., Ltd., 3.765 Ah Wall was laboring steady, operators being disposed to under the idea that he was ready to The Rood Specialists await bringing in of Henry meet any and the the Budget Waterhouss Trust Co., comers 169 King Telephone on all in battle. St. Main the ISth Inst., when it will be s 240 Go to Blom-- for bargains known whether any change Is to be Stock and Bond Dspaament in rib- A Rainier bons and made in the British tariff. handkerchiefs. The spe- cial sale of these goods, I According to the latest, advices it Members attractive 25 TONS Honolulu Stock and Bond which opened on is generally expected that, the Euro- Wednesday, is of Exchange. drawing many customers. Toast pean beet sowings will show an aver- WILLIAM WILLIAMSON. Manager. A fine assortment of I MARBLE AND age increase of 5 per cent, over FORT AND the Silva Tog- GRANITE those MERCHANT STS. gery's fine specialty, of last year, which would be moder- TEL. Hart, Schaffner MONUMENTAL WORK PRIVATE EXCHANGE 4. Marx clothing, ate. arrived in the Ala- The devil take the brandy, meda. Honolulu will be dressed ! It is two steamer car- New just received. Many new designs to rumored that And fools may sip i Yorky when this clothing is worn. i P2Ef their wine, goes of Java Centrifugals have been. .? be seen at Rev. W. H. Bliss, who recently ar- While as for drinking whiskey, sold Ur speculators for June-Jul- y rived from Chicago, will have charge Pray none of that in mine; shipment at 10s. 1 d. c. & f., equal rliifiiP of St. Clement's parish during G. to 3.94c. landed, basis the But a schooner quickly draw me, J. Axtell & Co., Additional Cable News on Page 1. ansenoe ot 5 test. the Rev. Usborne. Dr. All sparkling, cool and clear, Bliss will be under the of ii,' 1048 AND 50 CUBA CROP. The crop direction And ALAKEA ST. accumii FULLAM TAKES A HAND Bishop Restarick. a rousing toast I'll give thee lntion readied its height and began Phone Blue 1801. P. 0. Box 642. Union Electric Co., In foaming Rainier Beer. the descending scale in weekly pro m HONDURAS MATTEES ills and 1120 HONOLULU, T. H. Union St., is the duction during week leader in all kinds the under re of electrical view. Puerto Cortez, Honduras, May 3. work, fixture! and wir- Commander U. S. S. ing. Private telephones, bell I The reduction of eighteen centrals Fuliam of the work, Marietta landed bluejackets today etc.; also dry batteries. ,at. work and 21,000 tons in receipts Estimates C A. Nelson, Agt. Phone White 1331 and Chief put- gladly furnished. Phone 315. was not unexpected by us, as our in arrested the of Police, ting The second Hire, of a formation for some time has pointed him in irons. The trouble was series to by in, given by Pioi'c.W.' I'::.-1- - HIHn'HVWIl to a sharp change in conditions dur caused several policemen fatally was Your assaulting an American negro. l.'stened to with interest last n is lit Orders ing this month. l.y a goodly sized at. Wo expect, to see the crop returns audience the CONSCRIPT TROOPS Young Hotel. The subjevt,-"lslam,- " ii! for meats and butter will have prompt attention. We desire to grow materially smaller each week A INew of was well handled and appreciated. I. Line ft until the cad cf the campaign. At FOR CHINESE DEFENSE bring to your late in dairy products: White Clov- The store has tne biggest bus- - notice the arrivals just what rate of decrease this will that Peking, China, May 3. Seventy iness Is the one that has the biggest lit Embroidery and Yoke Lace prove to be is impossible to say or i! er Butter at 35 cents and CRYSTAL SPRINGS at 40 cents. These are battalions of troops have been raised and freshest s.ock. If is forecast, hence we will keep to our there an by conscription to defend Manchuria. aiticle that has not been Side the best grades of butter now in the market. crop estimate of 1,250,000 tons min- introduced and Back Combs here in Honolulu tell them Ben- imum until such time as the visible at t MANY LABOR STRIKES son, Smith & Co., and they get, Ready-Mad- crop approaches this amount; after will it. Also, e Muslin Shirt Lorenzo Gomes is being held at po- Waists which we will add the Weekly San May 3. Francisco, Cal., The lice headquarters for investigation. If the visible exceeds our esti- telephone service of this city is prac- He is not exactly clear on the pedi- i;! mate. tically suspended. The ironworkers WAH YING gree of a bicycle which he was rid- CHONG CO., ii! Metropolitan Co. The present visible is 1,"665,000 have rejected arbitration. Cal Meat lioth ing, and the police are waiting for ' MtNli EWA SIDE MARKET. tons, requiring 185,000 tons more to houn antl Mullaly have been before si, the owner of the wheel to appear " ""'i " limited. complete crop ' in mi iinafcii ta IINI IMIIlill Mil liiuii ' a of 1,250,000 tons. the Grand Jury but refused to testify. and prosecute. Much depends upon the time when St. Louis, Mo., May 3. The strike This evening Professor Hart will HAS A NEW LINE OF the general rains set in and put an has ended. Or liver an .illustrated lecture on Aus- end to grinding. The season thus Seattle, May 3. One far thousand tralia at the Normal School. Mr. J. LANDO'S has been so abnormally dry that an ironmouldors have gone on a strike. Hart is an old resident. that eoun-ti- y Collegian Clothes unusually early rainy season would New York, N. Y., May 3. Five and thoroughly understands the not be surprising. thousand longshoremen have struck. AND THE DEPOT OF r.iibject, antl should deliver a most in- FOR BOSS AIN 71 Messrs. Guma & Mejer cable today Hotel Street Store teresting talk. THE ROAD OVERALLS. their estimate of,the Cuba crop as ROOSEVELT WILL REFUSE .1,350,000 tons. METHODIST CHURCH Washington, D. May That's the number to ring up, if you C, 3. It PLUMBING is unofficially stated President The pastor, Rev. John W. Wa f- Weekl want soda water that is PURE AND PERMITS that BuUetin Si Per Year Uoosevelt will soon reaffirm his de- irm n, preaches both morning and eve- WHOLESOME. Try our KOLA MINT, Jno. Wilson, poi shop, Queen St.; termination not to accept a ning (11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.). The PEACH MELLOW GINGER ALE F.mmeluth & Co. third and term. morning subject will be "Our Heav- the purest goods manufactured in A. Cart ley, residence, College Hills, Ac enly Environment," Heb. 12:1; and town. l.innieluth Co. b Mrs. A. Franca, cottage, Nuuanil BUILDING PERMITS in the evening "Is Life Worth the Valley; F. Santos. Candle?" At the morning session Y". Fenkuya, alterations photo Miss Gertrude Hall sing RUGS CARPETS RUGS J. A. Grilho, butcher shop, O'Luso will "The St.; F. Santos. Nuuanu and Hotel Sts. Lord Is Mindful of His Own (St.. Paul); four girls will Consolidated Soda Water Works Co M. Alameda, cottage, Punchbowl little sing ' Rent" on St.; San Yuen Keo. 33BPv"For cards sale at "Hark! the Lord Is Come." Mr. Telephone Main 71 the Bulletin office. rhilip Hall's solo is entitled "Gl.o- - G. S. LEITHEAD MANAGER - ria" (Peeeia). At the evening ser- vice, 7:30 p. m., Miss Violet Damon ig Discount Sale For Cash will play a violin solo. Mrs. Frank J. Hare will sing "I Know That My roR It's the Way They Have In Redeemer Liveth."' Misses Schacfer Germany anil Sorenson will render a piano fluet. The public is cordially TODAY Monuments, : And a Mighty Coed Way Too 1 ma There has been a new style a Everyone drinks beer and you saloon as couldn't find a healthier, hap- opened Daggcil. pier race of people. is at ll is known as the LOOK AT OUR WINDOW. This happily getting to be the way among "No treat" saloon. no Americans. There is liar for In the past fifty years the popularity of beer has in- a crowd to breast up against. There is Safes, creased JPSBPf sevenfold in the United States, and this increase is one of a small wicket window, similar to a the bert signs of the times. It means a great decrease in the con- postage stamp whitlow, through which sumption of distilled liquors. drinks are served. Only one drink at a time is given out. Pure beer is a nourishing food and there is no. beer brewed Tab is kept, on the RUG-S-C ARPETS RUGS more pure or more delicious drinks and no one man is furnished Iron Fence than enough liquor to become intoxicated.

.ii'MMii nin pparn, tne great middle S I distance runner, broke the world's rer- - S Hawaiian Iron Fence and Monument Works R ord tor HOil yards the other day. He E, W, Jordan & Co,. P 1 Limited, matie ilie distance in mimilo l.'i seconds, though ii was in a handicap NEXT TO YOUNG Bl.DC, 176-19- KING STREET. PHONE 287. race uml thmimh a big lir'd. t f BWW 10 EVENING BULLETIN. HONOLULU. T. II., SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1007.

passed except by bill, and no bill shall he so amended as to regulate and control any and all appliances for the sprinkling change its original purpose. and cleaning of the streets of the City and County, and for 8YAUTHORITY Skctiox l.'i. A'o bill shall become an ordinance, resolu- Entered for Eecord May 1, 1907, nor flushing the sewers therein. tion be From 10:30 a. m. to 4 p. m. adopted, unless finally passed by a majority of all tho 10. To prescribe fines, forfeitures and penalties for the Xektiku (w.l lo kapeka Akao ...I) .Members of the Hoard and the vote he taken hy ayes and noes breach of any ordinance; but no penalty shall exceed tho Oorge Toiirny hy anil wf alty to ACT IS. and the names of the members Voting for and against the same amount of five h.indred dollars or six months' imprisonment, Japanese I) ' Covt he entered in the Journal. .,lin I) lloil .lr adv (ieoi'Ke It Holt or both. 14. "o he services-no- MkihI AX ACT Skctiox ordinance shall revised, or 11. To fix the fees and charges for all official t John I) Holt ,lr a'lv i!corp,e 11 Holt amended by reference to its title; hut the ordinance to be re- otherwise provided for in this Charter. IilBllll. iNcuitiMiiATiMi tiik City ami Coi'nty of 1Io.tn.i i.p. vised or or the section thereof amended, shall he 12. To provide for the payment of compensation to the at length as revised and amended. interpreters appointed by the District Magistrates to interpret Entered for Record Mav 2, 1907, 7.V Ennclrd hy Ihr Lcyishtt arc the Skctiox I'i. An ordinance, shall embrace but one subject, before upon inquests From 9 a. to of Territory of Hawaii: testimony in cases such magistrates, or in. 10:30 a. m. which be (' K Hradshaw to K (' Kubo I!el subject shall expressed in its title. If any subject bo and examinations. Such compensation shall not exceed one 11 embraced H N'aliiiiu to Kcaliiloii N'aliiuu. . I) CHAI'TKR I. in an ordinance and not expressed in its title, such hundred dollars a month for each interpreter. Kaiini ami lisli to S Kaluile 1) ordinance shall be void only as to so much thereof as is not 13. To offer rewards not exceeding five hundred dollars in Uii i:nck i wf u S n ami Kalialo..I mu.'i).i;iKs. expressed in its title. any one instance for the apprehension and conviction of any M Kalialekulu lo S Katialc D Skctio.v Id. When a bill is put upon its final W () Aiken and wf to Manuel (r passage, in person who may have committed a felony in said City and Ski (he Hoard riaiao ) tki.n I. Thai, all tliuf iiortion of 1I10 Tcrritorv of Ha- and fails lo pass, and a motion is made to reconsider, County, and to authorize the payment thereof. Entered for Eecoid Hay 2, 1907, waii (Muninoiilv known as tin Maml of Oaliu and nil otLcr the vote upon such motion shall not be acted upon before tho 14. To provide a seal for said City and County, and seals From 10:30 a. m. to 4 p. m. islands in t lie Terriiorv of Hawaii not included in any other expiration of twenty-fou- r hours after adjournment. Every for the several departments, hoards and officers thereof. Cawaliie ( w to W'ailuku Sunar County mid I ho walci's adjacent thereto, shall he and is herehy ordinance shall, after amendment, be laid over for one week 15. To fix the hours of labor or service required of all 'o h before eoiislituted 11 City and hy the its final passage. .i'i! Veil to l.ee San US County inline of "The Citv and employees and laborers in the service of the City and County, Skctiox 17. Every bill or clinic 10 Ash ford and lisli to l.c-al- ii County of Honolulu, with its seat at Honolulu; mid the words resolution providing for any and to fix their compensation. Home KxMtj; "City anil Coiiniy" whenever or wherever used in this Aet specific improvement, or involving the lease, appropriation or 1(1. To set apart as a boulevard or boulevards any street or no I) Holt ,)r lo Kllen 10 Murray. I) shall mean "The City ami Counly of .Honolulu." disposition of public property, or the expenditure of puhlic streets, or portions of a street or streets, over which there is no money, except sums less than two hundred dollars, and every existing franchise for any street railroad. Entered for Record May 3. 1907, CHAI'TKR 11. ordinance providing for the imposition of a new duty or penalty, 17. To provide for the sale at liublic auction, after adver- - From 9 a. m. to a. m. 10:30 shall, its be '.dm II lVAlnieida lo Kilikina Ka- - after introduction, published in a newspaper .or tising for five days, of personal property unfit or unnecessary i!i iivl liel iHsTituT H(ir.DAi;n:s. newspapers, with the ayes and noes, for at least five successive for the use of the City and County. lilikiiia Kaili ( w I lo Anna S days (Sundays and legal holidays excepted) before final action IS. To provide for the purchase of property levied upon 'ri.uht . .1! Ski tihn J. Said City and County is herehy divided into upon the same. If such bill he amended, the bill as amended or under execution in favor of the City and County; but the, be six Histricts, as follows, t: shall advertised for a like period before final action thereon. amount bid on such purchase shall not exceed the of Recorded April 13. 1907. amount I. From But in cases of necessity the officers T V Kiuj; to I low sell Co l.lil; 1.; ,launalua to .Moanaliia inclusive, lo he styled the great and heads of depart- judgment, interest and costs. ;ht to 1 ments nasliire liveslock, tiuild cattlu lonolulii Hstrict ; may, with the consent of the flavor, expend such sums IS). To collect rates for water supplied to consumers; and is. on lol i; ,",:il acres), l.ualun-Trac- t, clc. 1'. Kwa, to he styled the Kwa of money, not to exceed two hundred dollars, us shall he neces- for the use of sewers. Waiauac, Oaliu; IS yrs al, 2ou District; .'!. to a. per annuin. II JsS, p :!"1. Hated Wnianae, to he styled the Waianae District; sary meet the requirements of such necessity. 20. To make contracts and to do all things necessary and nmr. S I. From Kaeun Point to and iinlu(lint the Skctiox IS. If any hill he presented to the .Mayor contain- proper to carry into execution the foregoing powers and (' llowsett I.; Ahupiiaa of all lo Powscll. Co Ltd; Waimea, he ing several items he i lo pasture liveslock, build cattlu to styled the Waialiia District; appropriating money may object to one other lowers vested in said City and County or in any officer i, etc, on l.oi 7 acres), I.ua-e- i o. .From Waimea to K'aoio Point, to hestvled the Koohuihui or more items separately, while approving other portions of thereof. Trad. Waianae, Oahu; K yrs at District; the bill. In such case he shall append to the bill at the time 21. The City and County shall not in give per a. per annum. I! 2SS, j 324. any manner or of signing a ed Feb N. I'.luT. t. K'o(daiiioko, to he styled the Koolaupoko Dist rift. it statement of the item or items to which he ob- loan its credit to or in aid of any person or corporation, and iilesuke Ouiaye lo (teuzo IlarioWa; jects and the reasons therefor, and the item or items so objected any indebtedness or liability incurred to Idilirs. contrary this provision liveslock, wagons, etc. on to shall not take eil'ect unless passed shall be void. nises. I'una.lioii, Honolulu: $S0."i. U CHAPTFUIII. notwithstanding the ,, i 111. Haled Mar l.-- 11MI7. Mayor's objection. Each item so objected to shall lie separately 22. A'o contract involving an expenditure of public, funds Alfred Manooii lo Trs of liarniony Kit; Il l's AM I.IAIIII.ri'IKS. reconsidered by the Hoard in the same manner as bills which amounting to five hundred dollars or more shall be awarded Ue Xo ?,. I () () K; 11 ; i, A mlg M have been fi man on pc land at Maiqucsville, 'disapproved by the .Mayor. except to the lowest bidder after public advertisement for ten-dtr- r 111. runallou, Honolulu; $700. I! 2'X, Sk. tkin ;!. Said City and County shall he and is herehy Skctio.v Xo ordinance shall take effect until ten days and no public work or requisition for material therefor Haled Dec 12, VMm. created a intiiiiciial ion after its publication unless otherwise provided in such or- shall lie divided or parcelled larmony I.oiIkc No :, 0 O V by corporal under the said name (if ''The out for the purpose of evading the s to M I. llarimau; Kid; pc: land at City mid County of Honolulu." and hy that name shall have dinance. Every ordinance shall be published for ten days provisions of this Section, and no new work involving tho lanpiesville near ruuahon, Honolulu: perpetual succession; may sue ami he sued in all immediately afler its approval. expenditure of five hundred dollars or more shall be done Tail. 1! :'!ir,. p (17. Hater Apr S, l.!to7. courts and L'O. hill and Mania . ilarlman and wf to iOvelyn places and in all matters ami proceedings ; may have and use Skctiox Every every resolution as herein- except, by contract as above set forth; but the provisions of this I Mi-si- ; 0 Marques' I H; por R P 1 Jt45 a common corporate seal with power to iireak, renew and alter, before provided, which shall have passed the Board and shall Section shall not necessarily be applicable to road work. nd hldss. Wilder Ave Clement and I he same at pleasure; mav have been duly authenticated, shall he presented to the .Mayor 2.'$. All contracts, authorizations, allowances, and ..ane. Honolulu; .fliiiio. U 2'J1, ji 100. purchase, receive, hold and enjoy payments Hated Am- - S, l;lu7. real and personal properly for jnihlie purposes; receive for his approval. The Mayor shall return such hill or resolu- liabilities entered into, granted, made or incurred in violation Manoel is Meileinis wf to tion and Win eifts and donations of all kinds of in foe to the Hoard within ten days after receiving it. If he of this Act, shall be void and shall never be a basis of a claim 1); lols li S, ,, Ka- - property, ami blk simple, approve it he shall sign it and it become said pioiani Park Add, Hoaolula; $:S00. II or in trust for charilahle and other purposes, and do shall then an ordinance. against City and County. 2!U. p n- Haled Kept 10, 1!01. all acts to If he disapprove it he shall specify his object ions necessary carry out the purposes of such gifts, ls thereto in Manoel Franco F.st (if M V ' lo and donations, with power to writing. If lie does not return it with such disapproval within' CHAPTER VI. ilolincs; JdL-ni- addanimuii $S1.0!) inannp', sell, lease or other- the time above spec.itied, it. shall cosls and charges $:',I.IS. B II.'!. l It wise dispose of the same in accordance with the terms of the take effect as if he had ap- Cated Am- I, 1:107. gift, heipiest or trust. proved it. The objections of the .Mayor shall he entered at TI V AXII COI NTY OKKICKHS. Recorded April 15, 1907. Ski 4. Said City and County large in the .lonrnal of ihe Hoard, and the Board shall, after Queen's Hospital to Herbert P tiiix shall continue, under this Charier, to five and within thirty days after such bill Skctio.v officers he. "akin; Ucl; por Hr :ij, Hassin, have, hold and enjoy all property, rights of prop- or resolution shall 2b The of said City and County shall have been so (he io nd I'iikoi Sis, Honolulu; JfOOoO. erly, rights of action, and all rights, privileges and powers returned, reconsider and vote upon same. If a .Mayor, a Board of Supervisors, a Sheriff wdio shall be :'.)'), p 00. 1 .'!, 1 the shall, Haled Apr !io7. of every mil lire and description of the exist ing County of Oaliu, same upon reconsideration, be again passed by the Coroner, a City and County Clerk who shall he Herbert l Kakin and wf to Ormoml and is herehy declared to he the successor of said County. affirmative vole of not less than five members of the Board, the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, and Auditor, a Treasurer Ilas-singe- E Wall; D; por Cr 32!ll, r Skctio.v "i. Suits, actions and proceedings he presiding officer shall certify that fact on the hill or resolution, and a City and County Attorney; all of whom shall he elected and Piikoi Kts. Honolulu; $t!.i00. Is may hrought in the and when so certified, the bill shall become an ordinance at large by the duly qualified electors 2t. p lo:!. Daied Apr i:, 1!U7. name of said City and County for the recovery of any with of said City and County. like effect Orniond K Wall and wf to Queen's property, money or thing helonging thereto, in law or equity, as if it had been approved by the .Mayor. If the Skctio.v 25. In each and every District of said City and bill Hospital; M; por Cr ;12!)1, Ilassingei or dedicated to puhlic use therein, or for the enforcement of or resolution shall fail to receive the vote of five members County, there shall be a Deputy Sheriff who shall be a person and Piikoi Sis, Honolulu; B $."000. any rights of, or contracts with, said City and of the Board it shall b' deemed finally lost. The vote on residing in the District for which he is a candidate, and shall 2ftr. p Oil. Hated Apr 1:I, 1907. County, or County of Oahu, whether made or liefore such reconsideration shall he taken hy ayes and noes and the be elected by the duly qualified electors of such District. liisliop & Co to Peler Jacobs; A arising or accruing names of the members voting for and the 2(i. iM; inlg M Maedonald and lisli on or after the adoption of this Charier. All existing suits, actions against same shall Skctiox All City and County Officers, except as herein he entered in the lots 2e, 2(i, 27, 2S, 2!), 110 and 111, Ko-lii- o ami proceedings in the courts, or elsewhere, to which the County Journal. provided, shall hold office for two years and until their succes- tract, 1! 21. All and Honolulu: $1423. 2l."r, of ()ahu is a party, shall continue to he carried on hy or against, Skctiox ordinances resolutions shall lie sors are duly elected and qualified. 1' 71. Dated Apr 15. 1907. said City and County. uiiii the City and County Clerk who shall record the Skctiox 27. All City and County Officers, with the ex- August Ureier by ally to Paul Muh Suits, actions and proceedings same at length in a suitable book. ception of Deputy Sheriff's, shall have their offices at the City leudorf; Kel; por R P .."il(i. Kill 0 may likewise he hrought against said City and Skctiox 22. Xo ordinance shall be repealed except by or- and County Seat, and the Mayor, Sheriff, and bldg.s, etc, Makiki, Honolulu: 0. Counly, at law or in equity, for the City County is ! of dinance adopted in he manner hereinbefore set such 2li:., p 73. Hated Apr '., recovery any money, property or thing helonging to ftny out, and Clerk, Auditor, Treasurer and City and County Attorney, 1007. ordinance he person, corporation, or the Territory, or for the enforcement shall presented to the Mayor for his approval as shall keep their respective offices open for business on every S K Kim to 11 S Ilarli; 0 M; 2 hereinbefore provided. of any rights of, or contracts with, or damages against, legal day from nine o'clock A. M. until four o'clock 1 M., . )ldgs on premises, Honouliuli, Ewn, said ,, City and County, or the heretofore except Saturdays when they may close at twelve meridian. Tin-Boar- d 5ahu; ,$i;oo. I! i.-- j 73. jjated existing County of Oahu, War ", 1(107. whether made or arising or accruing before or afler the adoption CHAPTER V. of Supervisors shall also maintain their office at the Christopher .1 Holt and wf to R W of this Charter. City and County Seat. lolt; D; int. In R P 2243. Kul 10(113, row Kits ok tiik srrrciMsoiis. Iakaha, Wab'nae, Oaliu; $1500 and CH APT F.I I IV. CHAPTER VI E lS $1000. ii 292, p 140. Dated Skctiox Subject to the provisions, limitations an 2S, 1904. and in this Charter contained, the Board (jrAMFK'ATlOXS OK .Tacintho da Costa and wf to Est 'J.milSI.ATIVli DKI'AliTMKNT TIIK ItOAIil) (IK KCPKHVISOKK. of Supervisors OKFICKliS. have f August Serrao: CM; bldg and 12 Skctiox !. The Legislative power of said, City and County shall power: ows, Kaumana Rd. S Hilo, Hawaii; shall he vested in it legislative body, which shall he designated 1. To ordain, make and enforce within the limits of tho Skctiox 28. Any person shall be eligible to fill any elective-offic- 211.30. H 290, p 272. Apr Dated the Hoard of Supervisors. Such body is also City and County of Honolulu, all necessary local police, sani--t created by the provisions of this Charter who shall be , 1907. designated 111 this Charter, the Supervisors. try and oilier laws and regulations in conflict, a citizen of the United States of America and of Ihe Territory Manuel da. S Passos to Louisa da not with the general laws the of Hawaii, and who shall have been a duly qualified Passos; I); int in nor lot 2. Skctio.v 7. The Hoard of Supervisors shall consist of seven of Territory, or rules and regulations of the elector of 4 9IM, said Territory and of the City and ''ate.nt Waikaumalo, Hilo; $1, members. Each member must be at the lime of his Territorial Board of Health, and fix a penalty'or the violation County for at least two te. n election 292 i 135. Haled ,1a 11 S, an elector of said of any ordinance. years next prior to his election, and in case of the Deputy 907. City and County, and must have been such tor at least two 2. Sheriff, the same qualifications shall be required and, in addi- Amelia dc Rego (A years next preceding his election. Except as otherwise provided in this Charter, or in i!:e and hsb de) to tion thereto, they shall continue to reside within the District 2fiS-10- S. A Organic Act of the of Hawaii, to con- zar Rodrigues; iel; 0 Skctiox majority of all the members of the Board Territory regulate and res trol from which they were elected during the period of their ii land, Punohala, Wailuku. shall constitute a quorum, but a less number may adjourn from for any ami every purpose, the use of the streets, high- 'Ui: $2310. Ii 290, p 273. DaU;d cumbency; provided, however, that no person shall be elected day lo day and compel the attendance of absent members in ways, public thoroughfares, public places, alleys and sidewalks r 9, 1907. of said City and City and County Attorney who shall not, in addition to the such manner and under such penalties as the Board may pre- County. Xaeleku Stiff Co Lid to L Y Aiona; foregoing qualifications, be a duly licensed attorney admitted D; int. por scribe. '5. To fix the limits within which wooden buildings or in Kul 419, liana, to practice in the Supreme Court, of the Territory of Hawaii ui. H 292, p i:!ti. Dated Apr 12, Skctiox !). The Board shall: structures shall not be erected, placed or maintained, and to and have practiced law in the City and County for at least two 7. 1. Appoint, when authorized to do so by ordinance, such prohibit the same within such limits. Such limits when once Y Aiona to Sng Co years. Kaelcku Ltd; clerks and other assistants' as may be deemed necessary; established shall not be changed except, hy extension. D; int in 17190 so I'I land. Wn- - Skctio.v 29. Xo shall 2. Establish person hold more than one office at 1! rules for its proceedings; 4. To provide for the abatement, lalua, liana, Maui. 292, p 13G. or summary removal of the same time, except, as herein provided. ted Apr 12. 1907. ''. Keep a journal of its proceedings. The ayes and noes any nuisance and to condemn and to the of prevent occupancy Skctio.v .'50. Before entering upon the duties of his office, April 16, shall on demand of any member be taken Recorded 1907. and entered therein; unsafe structures. each officer elected Kaane (wl to A F Cooke; Agrmt; !. Have or appointed shall subscribe to the follow- authority to punish its members for disorderly or ". To regulate the use re eonfirination as to all provisions of hackney carriages and public ing oath or affirmation before some person duly qualified to contemptuous behavior in its presence. passenger and fix ... agrmt in Ii 274, 11 354, to vehicles, to the rates to be charged for tne administer oaths ; relative 10, The .. Skctiox .Mayor shall he the presiding ollicer of ter rates, Palolo Valley, llonolu-':- transportation of persons or personal baggage. "I solemnly swear (or affirm) in the presence of Almighty H 294, p 112. Dated Apr 15, the Board of Supervisors. In the absence of the .Mayor the li. To provide a puhlic pound and to make all liecessiuy God, that I will faithfully support the Constitution and Laws J07. Board shall appoint a presiding officer pro tempore from its rules and regulations in the matter of animals running at of the I'liited States of America and the Laws of Kaanp. (w) to A F Cooke tr; t; own members, who shall have the Territory the same right to vote as other large, and for the custody and destruction of teh same, not of $90 being rent for 10 yrs members. of Hawaii, and conscientiously and impartially discharge my from Jan 1, 1912, to Dec. 31, 1921, of inconsistent with the laws of the Territory. duties as of the Skc 11. The Hoard shall City and County R P 2539, Kul 1912, Palolo, Honolu- tiox hold regular meetings on the 7. To establish, maintain and regulate, and change, dis- of Honolulu (or District of . of the Citv B p first Tuesday after the first .Monday and the lu. 294, 112. Haled Apr 15, on Third Tuesday continue and City and County jails and pris ins, and of each County of Honolulu), Territory of Hawaii." 1907. month, or if either day be a legal holiday, then on the and houses of detention, punishment, confinement and reforma- John It D'AImcida to Martin Y next day. The Hoard shall not adjourn to any other place than tion, hospitals and alinhouses. Condon; A M; mlg Ii M Mainae ot CHAPTER VIII. to its regular place of meeting, except in case of great necessity ii on lot 20, 1,1k 7 A. bldgs, etc. lo purchase or acquire by condemnation such property or emergency. Honolulu; $100. Ii 295, p The meetings of the Board shall he public. as may he needed for public use. ' noxiis. 7(i. Dated Feb 21, 9o7. Skctiox Kvery legislative act of said City and County !i. Except as otherwise provided in this Chapter, to regulate M .1 I! M -- hall be by Condon to Mainae et nl; ordinance. The enacting clause of every ordinance and control ibe location and quality of all appliances - neessarv Skctiox 31. Before entering upon the Hel; lot 20, blk 7A, bldys, etc, Kapa- be in the-- e words: it duties of his office, "He Ordained by the J'cople of to the fiirni-hin- g of water, heal, light, power, telephonic and the each City and County Ollicer shall give a bond to the Citv City ami Counly of Honolulu.'' JS'o ordinance shall bo telegraphic servio to the City and County, and to acquire, uud County in the amount in this Charter provided conditioned EVENING BULLETIN. HONOLULU. T. II.. SATURDAY. MAY I, 1907. 11

li u , Honolulu; $010. B 293, p 7G. for the Xui t lil" ill performance of the duties of Lis office. On CI1APTEK X. Skctiox 01. On the return day, the Court, upon its motion Dated Apr 1."., 1907. each of said bonds there shall be nt lenst two or otherwise, may direct summons to be issued to any per-o- ii sureties who shall S Mahehma aid wf to John H jointly niul severally qualify in the full amount of the prin- ELECTIONS. or persons who may be interested in the result of the proceed- D'Almelda; M; por, Ap 1, K P 2429. cipal of the bond. ings. itPi .&fi Kill SS.'.t!, Kapalama, Honolulu; $101 Section 32. In the case of all City and County Officers, Section 40. Tho general laws and rules governing the Skctiox 02. At lho hearing, ihe Court shall cause the evi- 1: 295, 1) 7 0. Dated Apr 2S, 190C. C I!olt.e Kahakaililfl ; with the exception of the Members of the Board of Supervisors election of Senators and Representatives of the Territory shall dence to be reduced to writing and shall give judgment, slating tr in Martha Rd; Ap 3, R 1' 4 ."'), Kill 0233, bldgs, and eletcion and Officers wherever all findings of and law. Such judgment may invalidate Mayor, the sufficiency of the bond of each Officer shall apply in the of City County facts of etc, Niolopa, Honolulu; $200. II 295, be by provided. the (lection on the a correct result cannot be ascer- approved the Board of Supervisors. The sufficiency of applicable except, as herein grounds that . IS. Dated Apr 0 7 . the bond of members of the Board of Supervisors and Mayor Section 41. The precincts and polling places established tained because of a mistake or fraud on ihe part of the SIlillH to Holts' tllarg.-- Co shall he approved by a Judge of the First Circuit Court. or as may be established by tho laws of the Territory for the of Election; or decide thai a certain candidate, or certain Ltd; .M; lots 1, 2. 3 ami 4. 1,11; M. Kapiolani Park Ailin, Honolulu; Skctiox 3.1. All bonds shall be deposited with the Treasurer election of Senators and Representatives,- - shall constitute the candidates received a majority or plurality of the votes ea-- t, $250.19. 1! 295, p 79. Date,! Apr of the City and the precincts and places for the election of City and County and were elected. If such judgment should be that, the (led ion County, except Umd of the Treasurer, polling la, 19117. which shall be deposited with the Mayor. officers. was invalid, a certified copy thereof shall betiid with the Mayor, SaniiH'l T Kaiapa ami wf to Kaiwl- - Section 34. All appointed deputies shall give bonds to Section 42. All persons duly, registered under the laws land he shall duly call a new election to be held within sixty jliimna lv); D; Inl In pes I. ale, their principals who shall be liable for all their acts, tho of the Territory to vote for Senators and Representatives at. days after tiling such judgment; and if the Court shall decile Koolauloa. Oahu: $15. B 292, p Mi!. Dated Nov 20, 1X93. sufficiency and amount, of which shall be approved by said the last general election preceding an election for City and which candidate or candidates have been elected a copy of such .loan ilc f'oito .ami wf to Maria M principals. officers be to vote for City and County judgment shall be served on the City and County Clerk, and County shall qualified i'r 0 Telxclra: I); lot. :;s. Gr 4H-I- ami the officer to certificates of Skctiox 35. The amount of bonds of City and County Officers at such City and County Election. herein thereto authorized deliver per lot IP. Or 312. Ahualna. Ilaini-I- ! Officers shall be as follows: Mayor, Ten Thousand Dollars Skctiox 43. No special Board of Registration shall be re- election shall sign and deliver to such candidate, or candidates Una. Hawaii; $S.",0. 292. p 111. ($10,000.00); Members of the Board of Supervisors, Five quired for the registration of voters for City and County certificates of election, and the same shall be conclusive of the Date,) r.. 907. II T. Kanuika and wf to T"! Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars each; Officers, but such voters may register before the hoard of right id" the candidate or candidates to the office. Para Sheriff, 'Jen Thousand ef Kst of James Wight; I); 14 arres in (13. The Court shall have power to compel the at- ($10,000.00) Dollars; City and County Clerk, Five Thousand Registration of the Territory in said City and County the Skctiox land. Ilalawa, X Koliala, Hawaii; and to do whatso- ($5,000.00) Dollars; City and County Auditor, Five Thousand manner provided by the laws of the Territory relative to tendance of witnesses, to punish contempts $7iiii. 1! 292. p 112. Dated Apr 0, , ($5,000.00) Dollars; City and County Attorney, Five Thou- registration for the election of Senators and Representatives. ever else may be necessary to fully determine the pi ceding-- .107. and its decrees I.u.iii liarczo a! to Cahrinha A'--. sand ($5,000.00) Dollars; Treasurer, Twentv-fiv- o Thousand Skctiox 44. Nominations for City and County Officers shall to enforce therein. d Co; (' M; crop, k t be deposited with the (.'ity and County Clerk not lens than' Skctiox 01. The costs shall be the same as in trials in the rani' live stin ail ($25,000.00) Dollars; Deputy Sheriff, Five Thousand I'anon, Mountain View, I'una; int in be Circuit ( 'otirt at ( 'handlers. ($5,000.00) Dollars. twenty (20) days prior to eletcion; each nomination shall .idgmt vs John K Kekaula, Kau; botti it. e make such special rules as Skctiox 30. The bonds shall be made payable to the City accompanied by a deposit of Twenty-liv- ($25.00) Dollars on Skctiox 05. The Court may Hawaii; $154. 0." H 29.",, ji 74. Da- - find ti-- Apr I It 7 . and County, and may be made in the following form : account of expenses of election, which shall be paid to the City may necessary or proper. 1u. .1 K Kralohu to I';nihV Sun Mill; KXOW AM. MKN HY TIIKSK PKEHENT8, that WC (mime of and County Treasurer. I.: int in por It 1 0." 71. Kill 111 19, officer) as principal, and of Skctiox 45. The returns of election of City and County CIIAI'TKK XII. (names sureties) arc held and Kaaiilmliii. . : i i : i Hawaii ; u yrs records firmly bound unto the City and County 'of Honolulu, in tho Officers, together with the ballots, lists and concerning at $1 per yr. 11 2ss, p :t27. Dated Territory of Hawaii, in the penal sum of the (lection of City and County Officers, and copies of the MUST ELECTION. Apr I, 1 9 07. Dollars, lawful money of the United States of America, for statements concerning the results of such election, shall be Ownris of lCukuati 2ml l.v tr to 10. A election of Julia He Mrllu; D; por It I' ."nt;. the payment of which, well and truly to be we do bind transmitted to the City and County Clerk, and shall he pre- Skctiox proclamation for the lirst City made, Kill llilo; $25. li 292, p ourselves, served by him according to law. and County officers shall be made by the hoard of Supervisors our heirs, executors and administrators, jointly and 14.". Dated Apr 9. 1 907. of the of Oahu, according to the provisions id' Section severally, firmly by these presents. Skctiox 4(5. If it shall appear by the returns made that County Annie Kama and hsb (D K) to 48 of this Charter. Said proelamai ion shall call for an election Sealed with our seals and dated this. .day of there has been a failure of election of any City and County Louise A Wongkong; D; per R 1" in the City and County of Honolulu, and in other respects 2385, Kul 442, Maui; , A. D. Nineteen Hundred Officer by reason of a tie vote between two or more candidates, a Wnihre. $1,cfr. by law 1! 292, p t 14. Dated June 12, 190G. The conditions of this obligation are such special (lection to lill such vacancies shall be ordered by the shall be the same its the proclamation now required that whereas, the April which shall be held in the required for a to be issued for holding general elections. Said proclamation Recorded 17, 1907. above hounden (name of officer) was elected (or appointed) Mayor, manner Lyman S Thompson to (leo O shall he published in the manner now required by law for the to the office of (name of office) of the City and County of general election. Hewitt: 1' A: special powers. H 294, for general elections. Honolulu (or District of name of District of the City and Skctiox 47. At least forty days before a general election publication of proclamations p 142. Dated Sept 3, 19m;. 07. .Nominal ions for City and County officers to l.yle A Dickey (11 R County of Honolulu), Territory of Hawaii, on the. and thirty days before a special election, the Mayor shall issue Skctiox W Castle tr; be elected at such election shall be made in the same manner A M; mtu M 1. Kailiull and hsti 011 lay of , A. J). Nineteen Hundred a proclamation concerning City and County elections and trans- ( pur Or 251, Kalilii, Honolulu: $1. 11 of and within the same time and tiled with the Terk of the County Now therefore, if the said hounden (name of officer) shall mit copies of the same to the several Boards Inspectors 29.'.. p SO. Dated Mar a, 1907. of Oahu required by law relative to nominalions for Sena- faithfully perforin all the duties of his said office as prescribed throughout the City and County, and such proclamation shall its R Antone and wf to l'lilhiniena K tors and Representatives. by law; shall safely keep all moneys which may come into his be posted in the manner required by law. Honolulu: $5, etc. li 292, p 117. Da- It shall be the duty of the ( Terk of the County ted Sepl 7, 900. possession by virtue of his said office; shall promptly over Skctiox 48. Ballot, boxes required for the election of City Skctiox 0. pay Co Ltd to K N oliiOahu to prepare ballots and forward the same to the Inspect- Ilawn Trust P Aikue; to the person or persona legally authorized to receive the same and County Officers shall be furnished by the City and County ors of Elections in each precinct. Such ballots shall be green Rel; acre land and 2 pes land. all such moneys in the manner prescribed by law; and shall Clerk. Such boxes shall be marked in plain letters, "(.'ity and Punchbowl St. Honolulu: R P's in color and of uniform si.e, shape and thickness. The (Terk dr. deliver over to his successor in office all moneys held by him ( 1ounty Officers." 2117. Ap 2, 109.",. 7Si',9. 113:1, 1129, such election suit- , of the County of Oahu shall also furnish for 1135 292S, etr, o, as such officer; then this obligation to-b- null and void; other- Skctiox l'.t. The City and County Clerk shall prepare the and Kaulara, able ballot boxes which shall be marked and County Otli-cer- Oahu; 2 in wise to remain in full force and effect. ballots ballots to be used at elections for City and County '('ity shares hui laud, Wakane, Koolaupuko. Oahu: R P Officers, and shall furnish the same to the several Hoards of (Signature of Officer) (Seal) 2914, A t 2, Haiiuln. Koolauloa, Oa-li- u; at least, two days to the election. The ballots Section O'.t. The precincts and, polling places established (Signature of Sureyt) (Seal) . Inspectors prior $::ooii. H 29.",, SI. Dated Mar shall consti- (Signature of Sureyt) (Seal) shall be of green paper and their general form, arrangement, for the election of Senators and Representatives 20, 907. Provided that the sureties on such bonds shall be resident number and style of printing shall be as prescribed by law for tute the precincts and polling places for this election. Mrs I. 10 Arnaiil el al to M A Oon-liilvr- s; P A; general powers. O 29 4, freeholders of the Territory, if the same be individuals and not ballots for Senators and Representatives. Skctiox 70. All persons duly registered under the laws of t 114. Dated Oct 12. 190(1. a the Territory to vole for Senators and Representatives at the corporation, and shall severally qualify in the amount of Skctiox 50. Upon receiving returns of election, the City Recorded April 18. 1907. the penaj sum specified therein, and they shall make affidavit, and County Clerk shall immediately tabulate the same and last, general election shall be qualified to vote for City and Rirhard; D: aoun sq ft land. Kallhi. which shall be attached to the instrument, in form substantially ascertain the result of the election; such tabulation shall be County officers at this election. Paul .Jarrett and wf to Alice M Hastings; M ; por Ap 2, 34 f.:.. as follows: made in the presence of any candidate or bis agent who desires Skctiox 71. Inspectors of Election shall perform all the R P 2 5 S S sy ft land, hldfrs, etc, Vineyard Is- - highest of in to election required by law in relation to present. The persons receiving the number duties relation this St, etc, Honolulu; $3000. B 295, p in- Territory of Hawaii, votes shall be declared elected, and the City and County Clerk to election for Senators and Representatives except that the Kl. Dated Apr 17, 1 907. ss. shall immediately deliver to the persons elected Certificates of formation required to be transmitted to Sheriffs shall be trans- Kdward S Holt, to William C Her- City and County of Honolulu. Election. All expenses for the election of City and County mitted to the (Terk of the County id Oahu. ein; 1.; int in R P 2243, Kul 10G13, Mnkalnt, Waianae, Oahu; 30 yrs at ' and Officers shall be borne by the City and County. 72. upon receiving the returns of Skctiox Immediately SI", per month. It 288,., p 329. Dat- to held in and of parties Skctiox 51. There shall he the City County election from the several hoards of Inspectors in the City and ed Apr 10, 1 907. the above lond, being duly sworn, do depose and say, each Honolulu, on the first, Tuesday after the first Monday of County, the (Terk shall tabulate such returns and ascertain William C HriKin to Aupusta It for himself, that he is a resident freeholder in said Territory November, in the year One 'Thousand Nine .Hundred and the result of the election in said City and County. The persons Holt; A I.; int in H P 2243, Kill 3, and has property situated therein ; that he is worth tho sum of Eight, and in every second year thereafter, an election to be receiving the highest, number of votes shall be declared to be loot Makaha. Waianae, Oahu: fl. 1! 28S, p 330. Dated Apr 12, 1907. .' over and above his debts known as the "City and County Election." At said elections elected the (Terk shall immediately deliver to the persons and O St John Gilbert et al to Dowse t and liabilities. there shall be elected by the electors of the City and County elected Certificates of Election. If it shall appear by the re- Co Ltd; L; right and franchise to Subscribed and sworn to before me this of Honolulu, the following officers: The Mayor, seven Super- turns that, there has been a failure of election of any City and pasture and water live stock, erect day of , A. D., (1!)....) Nineteen visors, an Auditor, Treasurer, City and County Attorney, City County officer by reason of it tie vote between any two or more wind mills, etc, on por Gr 7451, Lua-lual- Hundred and County Clerk and Sheriff. And there shall also be elected candidates a special election to till such office shall be ordered Waianae, Oahu: 6 yrs nt $4 12.25 per yr. 11 2S8, p 331. Dat- a shall be held in the in each District Deputy Sheriff. by the hoard of Supervisors, which manner ed Mar 7, 1907. (Title of person administering oath.) of and of required for this election. Skctiox 52. All of the officers the City County Fanny St ranch and hub (P 13 U) Honolulu who shall be elected in the year One Thousand Nine Section 73. Contests of election may be bad as provided to Anna S Wright; M; lot 14, Kaliu And provided further, that if the Board of Supervisors shall Hundred and Eight, under the provisions of this Charter, shall in Chapter II of this Charter. tract, Honolulu; $500. 11 295, p not be satisfied with the sufficiency of such sureties, and if the hold office only until the hour of noon on the first, Monday Skctiox 74. There shall be three Inspectors of Election S5. Dated Apr IS, 1907. A Olivara and wf to William G principal shall refuse to furnish other sureties satisfactory to after the First day of January, in the year Nineteen Hundred for each precinct, who shall be appointed by the Chairman of Andrade; D; lot 5, blk G, Kapiolanl said Board, the matter shall be submitted to a Circuit Judge the of Supervisors of the County of Oahu as far as and Eleven. hoard tract, Honolulu; $1. 11 292, p 149. at Chambers having and jurisdiction within the City County Skctiox 53. The officers first elected as aforesaid under this practicable from opposing political parties. Dated Apr 1 2. 1907. (such Circuit Judge being hereby given jurisdiction to hear Charter shall take office at noon on the first Monday after the Skctiox 75. The expenses of the first, election under this Wm G Andrade to Lionora Olivei-r- a; and determine the said matter), and bis decision as to tho first day of January following. ChiM'tcr shall be borne by the County of Oahu. D; lot 5, blk (!, Kapiolanl tract, Honolulu; $1. 11 292, p 151. DUed sufficiency of such bond shall be final and without appeal. Section 54. The Mayor shall issue his proclamation and Skctiox 37. The Mayor, with the approval of the Board CHAPTER XIII. Apr 12, 1907. at twenty Ka-loi- publish the same in one or more nowspaiers for least H Van ("Tieson tr to Lydia K A o; of Supervisors, shall have power to require and exact additional days previous to the day in each year on which the City and Rel; por Gr f, 1, Maron, Hono- bond or security above and beyond that required by Section 35 County election is to be held under this Charter, calling upon 1! KM OVA L OK OKKH'KIiS. lulu; $300. n 295, p t.7. Dated upon like condition and subject to like determination as to the electors of the City and County to meet fov the purpose of Apr IS, 1907. Lydia K A Kaloio and h tb (.1) to the sufficiency of such additional bond or increased security; electing such officers as are provided for in this Charter, reciting Skctiox 70. Any City and County officer may be removed Annie K Wool.se ; D; int (n )0r Gr provided, however, that no more than double the amount of such for malfeasance, misfeasance,-nonfeasanc- or maladministra- in such praclamatiou the different officers to be elected at CI, Manoa, Honolulu' $1, etc. U a - security hereby required of any officer shall be exacted, with election. tion in office. The Board of Supervisors shall constitute 32, p ir,l. Dated Ap:- 15, 1907. the exception of the Treasurer. Section 55. There shall be three Inspectors of Election Board of Impeachment for the trial of any elected officer of AuKUstu G Lansing ;nd hsb (T F) Skctiox 38. In lieu of the bond above provided, the bond for each precinct, who shall be appointed by the Mayor as far the City and County (except members of the Board of Super- to llislmp & Co; M; lot 3 3 and K ball' lot ,",4 and lot 13 and K half lot of a surety company authorized under the laws of the United as from opposing political parties. visors), who may be charged with malfeasance, misfeasance, practicable 14, blk A, Gr 3400, bldgs, etc. Base-ba- ll or maladministration in office by not less than one States to become surety on bonds of public officers, and law- nonfeasance trad, Honolulu; $2500. B 295, ( 100) legal voters within ihe City and County. Such 1 1 fully doing business in tho Territory of Hawaii, under tho CHAPTER XI. hundred . SS. Dateil Apr S, 907. laws of the United States and of the Territory of Hawaii, may officer shall be informed of the charge made against him and P Muhlendorf to F K Howard; D; por R P 4 519, Kul (14 S9, bldgs, be accepted, and in such case no justification shall be required. CONTESTS. shall be given an opportunity to defend himself against the etc, same. Said Board of Impeachment shall have power to hear Makiki, Honolulu; $1 0,300. B 292, ' p 153. Dated Apr 15. 1907. - and determine, charge, and the same be sustained, to CHAPTER IX. Section- 50. All questions as to the validity of any ballot said if Sun Chung Kwork Bo Ltd to Mou cast at any election held under this Act shall be decided imme- remove said officer so charged from office, and to fill the vacancy Hoik Ke Loek Iluo; CM; furniture, to SALARIES. diately and the opinion of the majority of the Board of In- so occurring by the appointment of some qualified person printing presses, nichnry, tools, etc, spectors of Election at each polling precinct, shall be final and said office for the unexpired term thereof. Provided, however, Honolulu: $2500. B 295, p 91. D.l-ti- d Mar 30, 1 907. 3!). The salaries of several City and County revision by Court of the Terri- that in case of the removal of a lneinlier of the Board of Su- Skctiox the binding, subject to the Supreme Manuel de Abreu and wf to .Toe pervisors the vacancy so caused shall be filled by appointment Officers shall be payable monthly out of the City and County tory as hereinafter provided. I' Caires; D; 4 acres land, Kaupaku-li.i- i. of such Treasury at the following rates: Skctiox 57. Any candidate directly interested, or any thirty bv the Mayor for the remainder of the unexpired term Haniakualoa, Maui; $240. li 292 of Supervisors may be 1. ..Mayor . . $3,000.00 a year duly qualified voters of any Election District may file a peti- member. The decision of the hoard MS. Dated Apr S. 1907. a of certiorari and W T Robinson to Chas Gay: Rel; Member of the Board of Supervisors. . .$ (500.00 a year tion in the Supreme Court of the Territory setting forth any reviewed by the Supreme Court, upon writ tr 100 lid cattle. Lanai; $1500. 11 295, iff . . a decision of hoard of inspectors provided, further, that members of the hoard of Supervisors Slier $2,400.00 year cause or causes why the any p S7. Dated Apr 13. 1907. ( shall be tried for any of the causes specified in this Section, 'ity and County Clerk ,..$2,1 00.00 a year should be reversed, corrected or changed. Recorded April 19, 1907. in to provided for the trial of the Auditor . .$1,800.00 a year Skctiox 5S. Such petition shall be filed in the office of the and manner similar that Win R Castle tr to Kben P Low; of the City and County Attorney ,.. $2,400.00 a year Clerk of the Supreme Court within thirty days following the City and County officers, before the Supreme Court A M; mtg H Wire and hsb on is conferred upon the Supreme inl in Or 1123. Mokuleia. Waialua, Treasurer . .$2,100.00 a year election proposed to be contested and shall be accompanied by Territory. Jurisdiction hereby and cases arising under the Oahu; $1. B 295. p 93. Dated Apr . a Twenty-fiv- e Dollars for costs of Court. Court of the Territory to hear try Deputy Sheriff of the District of Honolulu. .$1,800.00 year a deposit of ($25.00) 15, 191.17. issue to the re- provisions of this Chapter, with power, in case such charges Deputy Sheriff of the District of Ewa $1,200.00 a year Skctiox 50. The Clerk shall thereupon Piilolo Land & lniprvmt Co Ltd to said officers from office. Deputy Sheriff of the District of Waianae $ (iOO.OO a year spondents named in such petition a summons to appear before are sustained, to remove any of A F Cooke; D; lots 1. 2 and 5, blk in and County $1,-."7- 5. Deputy Sheriff of the District of Waialua $ JtOO.OO a year the Supreme Court, within ten days aft: r the service thereof. Section' 77. Anv vacancy occurring any City 2 nt".. Palolo Valley, Honolulu; with the ap- - B p Dec Deputy Sheriff of the District of Koolauloa. .$ 720.00 a year Skctkn 00. Such petition hall be heard by the Court in office shall be tilled by appointment by the Mayor 291, lot!. Dated 29, , utile: slleli vaeaucv H Deputy Sheriff of the District of Koolaupoko.$ 720.00 a year term time or in vacation. jiioval of the Jioai'd of Supervisor-:- 12 EVENING BULLETIN, HOtfOLtfLU. T. H., SATURDAY. MAY 4, 1907.

1005 . in tin- - olliee of Mavor, and, in such case, such vacaucv sh; and Auditor shall jointly, at least once in each three months, Skctiox 105. The Treasurer shall seltle his account relat- 11 It Tuck and wt to Annie M I'y-le- r; lie llii- ing filled by appoint by Hoard (if the and at such other times as they may deem count the to the collection, care and disbursement of public money Me-Cul- incut Supervisors for proper, D; lot 6, Mk 1, bldgs, etc, ly with each reuiiiiiuler of the unexpired term of sueli olliee. If a Mayor he money in the City and County Treasury and make and verify the Auditor on the first Monday of month. For the tract, Honolulu; $2000. 15 291, so appointed by the Hoard of Supervisors from their own num- in duplicate statements showing: purpose of stich settlement, he shall make a statement under li 108. Dated Apr IB, 1907. 1. by gdn L ber Ihe vacancy in the Hoard so caused shall he filled hv ap- The amount of money that, ought to be in ihe Treasury; oath, of the amount of money received during the month prior Wilder Wight to Nellie pointment by such new Mayor. '2. The amount and kind of money actually therein. to the period of such settlement, the sources whence the same Moore; Rel; 12,300 sq ft land, Green Spencer Ave, Honolulu; $4.-00- 0. Skctiox !1. They shall tile one of such statements in the was derived, the amount of payments or disbursements and to St and 15 295, p 93. Dated Apr 18, CIIAI'TKR XIV. olliee of the City and County Clerk, and the Auditor shall post whom, with the amount remaining on hand. He shall in such 1907. and maintain the other in his office for at least one month settlement deposit all warrants redeemed by him and take the Mary J Alexander by atty to Flor-

I l 5704, i.M ' I K UKI'AliTMKNT. thereafter. Auditor's receipt therefor, lie shall also make a full settle- ence Harlan; Hel; por R P Kul Skctiox !:. The Auditor and the Treasurer of the City and ment of all accounts with the Auditor annually on the first 8241. Wilder Ave, Honolulu; $1000. B 295, p 94. Dated Apr 19, 1907. County must, on the first Monday in February, May,. August Monday in January,' in the presence of the Supervisors. Mniur. Maria .1 Forbes (widow) to Wil- and November, in each at as 10(i. year, and such other times the Skctiox The City and County Treasurer shall make liam .1 Forbes; D; 1- int in Ap 2, Sr.i Tlo.N 7 The chief executive oliieer of the Citv and Mayor or the Hoard of Supervisors may require, make a joint a detailed report at every regular meeting of the Hoard of K P 4520, Manoa, Honolulu; $450. I! County shall he designated the Mayor. He shall be an elector statement to the Mayor and Hoard of Supervisors showing,,the Supervisors of the City and County, of all moneys received by 291. p 110. Dated Apr 18, 1907. J Harris Mackenzie to J J du Sou-z- a; of the City and County at. the lime of his elect ion, and must whole 'amount of collections (statin" particularly the source of him and the disbursements thereof, and all debts due to and H S; leasehold, bldgs. etc, Honua-kah- a, have been such for least each portion of the revenue) from all sources paid into the City from the City and County, and all oilier proceedings in his at ihrc years next preceding such Honolulu; $1150. It 294, p 140. office, election. He may appoint a Secretary who shall receive a and County Treasury; the objects to which the same were so that the receipts in the Treasury and the amount of Dated Apr 19, 1907. salary at the rate of .$ M 1.00 per annum and shall hold such the amount allotted to each; the total amount of disbursements, together with the debts due to and from the Henry Smith tr to Annie Kaea; positional) the pleasure of the Mayor. The .Mayor shall not warrants drawn and paid, and on and out of what funds; the City and County, may distinctly appear. Rel; por R P 5718, Kul 6238 nirl 21C5, Hauhaukoi, etc, Honolulu; 1- enquire in any other profes.-io- n or calling total amount of warrants drawn and unpaid, the accounts or Skctiox 107. If the Treasurer wilfully neglects or refuses during the term int in rents from Grs 943 and 938, for which he is elected. claims audited or allowed anil unpaid, and the fund out of to settle or report as required in Sections One Hundred and Mamakua, Hawaii; $440. 11,295, p Avhich be Five and Ski tiox 7!l. The .Mayor shall vigilantly observe the ollicial they are to paid; and, generally, make a full and (105) One Hundred and Six (100) of this Charter, 94. Dated Apr 19, 1907. he eonduet of all public ollieers and the manner in which they specific showing of ihe financiaf condition of the City and shall forfeit and pay to the City and County the sum of Mary Aholo and hsb by afft of (vxecuie their duties and full! their obligations. The hooks, County. One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) for every such neglect or mtgee to Lewers & Cooke Ltd; Fore submit, to the bo Affdt; por H P 34G9, Kul 87FL, bldgs records and ollicial papers of all departments, otliccrs and per- Skctiox The Auditor shall prepare and the refusal, and Mayor shall cause to instituted suits for etc, Kapaliiiiui, Honolulu. 11 290, p sons in the employ H,e Mayor and Hoard of Supervisors each year a statistical report the recovery thereof, as provided by law. of City ami County shall at all times be 27 4. Dated Apr 16, 1907. in l'OS. open t.i his inspection and examination, lie shall lake special showing compendious form ali financial transactions of the Skctiox The City and County Treasurer shall keep Mary Aholo and hsb (J) by mtgee ex- all care that the books and records of all departments, hoards, off- City and County, exhibiting separately the receipts and moneys received by him belonging to the Territory, Or to to W W Harris tr; D; por It P 34C.9, icers and persons are kept in leil and proper form. When penditures by or on account of each office, hoard, commission any other County in his own possession until disbursed' accord- Kul 87FL, Kapalama, Honolulu; ' $375.. 11 291, p 112. Dated Apr any ollicial defalcation or wilful neglect of ollicial and institution, and classify the principal items of income and ing to law. He. shall not place the same in the possession of duty or 16, 1907. misconduct shall his expenditure according to a plan to be approved by the Mayor any person for any purpose; nor loan or in any manner use conic to knowledge, he shall suspend the Oahu College by trs to R Maka; and Hoard of and the of or permit to delinquent oliieer or person from olliee pending an ollicial in- Supervisors, Hoard Supervisors shall any person use the same except, as provided by Rel; por R P 2208, Kul 783, Hono- vestigation. The Mayor shall from time to time recommend publish the same. law; but nothing in this section shall pri him, with the lulu; $1000. II 295, p 95. to the proper officers of the different departments such meas- Skctiox !4. The Auditor may appoint a Deputy Auditor approval of the Mayor, from making special deposits for the Hoolapa and wf to T K Pipi; I); safe pc land and int in 40 acres land, Oo-m- a, ures as he may deem beneficial to public interest. He shall see who shall possess the qualifications required of ihe Auditor. keeping of pu'blic moneys, but he shall be liable therefor etc, N Kona, Hawaii; $1, etc. It lhat the laws of the and The Auditor may also appoint such clerks as may be necessary on his official bond. Territory ordinances of the Citv and 291,' p 105. Dated Mar 3, 1904. j,,.,. for the discharge of his official whose compensa- Skctiox 10!). The Treasurer a Treas- County observed and enforced, lie shall have a general proper duties, may appoint Deputy F A Schaefer to Enoka Kaaim et tions may he appropriated by the Hoard of urer who shall possess the qualifications the Treas- supervision over all the departments and public institutions Supervisors. required of al; Rel; Ap 1, Or '943 and 5 int of the City and County, and see that they are hotiesllv, economi- Skctiox !).". The Auditor shall discharge such other duties urer, and such clerks as may be necessary for the proper dis- in Gr 938, Koloaha, etc, Ilaniakua, be charge his official Hawaii; $1600, II 295, p 95. Dat- cally and lawfully conducted, lie shal'l take all proper meas- as are or may required by law. of duties; whose compensations may be ap- ed Apr 19, 1907. ures for the . reservation of public order and the propriated by the Hoard of Supervisors. suppression Annie Kaea and hsb "(G) to F V of all riots and tumults, which CHAPTER XVI. Skctiox 110. The Treasurer shall discharge such other for purpose he mav use and Schaefer; D; int in.Gr 938, Ahua-lo- a; duties as be command the police force.' If such police force is insufficient, are or may required by law. 1- int in Gr 943, Koloaha; both TIIK TKKASL'UKl!. he shall call upon the Governor for military aid in the manner Ilaniakua, Hawaii; $3928.14. 11 291, p ' provided by law. so that such public order may be restored or CHAPTER XVII. 111. Dated Apr 18. 1907. Skctiox !Hi. The City and County Treasurer shall: riots or tumults may be promptly and effectually suppressed. Recorded April 20, 1907. 1. Receive all lnomvs belonging to the City and County I.KHAL DKI'ART.MKNT. Skctiox Ml. The Mavor hall see that all' contracts and Pahukoa and hsb et al to John W all Ik? '.(.- and other moneys by law directed to paid to him, safely Kelki; D; int in U P 712, Kul 1513, agreements with the Citv and County are faithfully kept and keep the same and apply and pay them out, rendering account Waikiki, Honolulu; $25. It 291, p fully performed. It shall he the duty of every officer ami City a Ad Con ty Attorney. per- therefor as required by law and perform such duties as are 115. Dated Dec 8, 1906. son in the employ or service of the City and County, when it required by law; Wm K Reiki and wf to.Iohn W shall come to his knowledge that any contract or agreement Keiki; D; Int in R P 712, Kul 1513, de- - Skctiox 111. The City and County Attorney shall be the with the City and County, or with 2. File and keep one of the certificates of the Auditor Waikiki, Honolulu; $10. It 29 i, p any ofleer or department, public prosecutor for the City and County, and he, or his dep- (hereof, or relating to the business livered to him when moneys are paid into the 'Treasury ; 116. Dated Feb 12, 1907. of any olliee, has been or is uty, or deputies shall : about to be violated by the other contracting party, forthwith '!. .Ke,ep an account of the receipt and expenditure of all S C Allen Trust by trs to Henry 1. Attend all courts in and for said City and County and Hickey; Rel; lot 4, R P's 1941, Ap to report to the .Mayor all facts and information within his such moneys in books provided for that purpose in which shall conduct on behalf of the people all prosecutions therein for 2 and 1945 of Lyman tract, Puna-ho- u, possession concerning such A be entered the the time when, from or to whom ami matter. wilful failure to do so amount, Honolulu; $750. 11 295, p 96. ...1... 1! 1 j .1 .... offenses against the laws of the Territory of Hawaii and the Mian oe cause lor I lie removal of such officer or emu Ovee. on what account all moneys were allowed and disbursements Dated Apr 19, 1907. ie ordinances of the Hoard of Supervisors of the City and County, Mayor shall give a certificate on demand to anv person reiiortin made; Gear, Lansing & Co by trs to Eva and all civil cases in which the City and County is interested. M Itelser; D; lot 8, flk It. such facts and information that he has done so, and such cer- t. So keep his books that the received, and paid out Baseball amount 2. In every case where shall be a change, tract, Honolulu; $1. ft 291, y 117. tificate shall he evidence in a on be there of venue in exoneration from charge of neg- account of separate funds or specific appropriations shall Dated Apr 17, 1907. lect any matter or proceeding in which the City and County is of duty. exhibited in separate accounts and the whole receipts and ex- interested, whether civil or criminal, shall be the Abel A Caxreiro and wf to Eva M SJ. Mayor, it duty of i'els-.er- Skctiox The with the approval of the Hoard of penditures shown in one general cash account ; ; D; E half lot 26, blk 15, the City and to de- Supervisors, County Attorney appear and prosecute or 11 shall appoint all officers of the City and County o. Kntcr no moneys received for the current yeai' on his tract, Honolulu; $200. whose fend the same in any County to which the same shall bechaiigcd 291, p 18, election or appointment is not otherwise specially pro- account with the City and County for the previous fiscal year 118. Dated Apr 1907. vided or removed; the expenses of such proceedings shall be paid by Queen's Hospital to Louis Marks for in this Charter or by law. AVhen a vacancy, occurs until after his annual settlement for the previous year has the City and County. tr: Rel; por Ap 1, R P 2427, lease-'io:- d, in any office, and provision is not otherwise made in Char- this been made with Ihe City and County Auditor; bldgs, etc, I wile! Rd, Honolulu; or by law .'. Institute proceedings or direct the Sheriff ter for filling the same, the .Mayor, with such ap- or deputies B 295, p 97. Dated Feb 27, t. Disburse City and County moneys oijly on City and to do so proval, shall appoint. :i suitable nerson to till such vacancy who before the magistrates for the arrest of persons charged County Warrants issued by the City and. Count, Auditor ; shall hold office for the remainder of the unexpired with or reasonably suspected of public offenses, when he has E Coit term. 7. Disburse other moneys in the Treasury on such war- Hobron and wf to Charles Skctiox . The Mayor shall be President the information that any such offenses have been committed; and !J.on: D; lots 12. 13, 27 and 28. blk of Hoard of rants only as shall be based on orders or appropriations of the Supervisors or Hoard of mpeachmeiit by virtue of his office. for that purpose take general charge of criminal cases before K, Kaluaolohe tract, Honolulu; $800. Hoard of Supervisors or upon an order of the Circuit Court i! 291, p 119. Aug He may call extra sessions of the Hoard, and shall communicate the District Magistrates either in person or by the Sheriff, Dated 29, 1905. or as otherwise provided for by law. Westn & Hawn Invstmt Co Ltd to 1o them in Deputy Sheriff or such other prosecuting officer as he shall writing the objects for which they hjve been con- Fred L Waldron; Rel; 5, 8. Skctiox 07. lie shall receive no money into the Treasury lot blk vened and their acts at such sessions shall be confined to such appoint; and attend before and give advice to the Grand Jury ('oliege Hil.ls tract, Honolulu: $6000. unless accompanied hv of provided objects, certificates the Auditor as whenever cases are presented to them for their consideration; 11 295, p 100. Dated Apr IS, 1907. Section Eighty-si- x 1 in (Sli) of this Charter. provided, Hakalau Co to Skctiox ,s:!. When and so ni"- as the Mayor is temporarily however, that nothing herein contained shall prevent Plantn Elizabeth SKfTio.v !)S. When money is paid to the City anil Lilian; Rel; int in 18 0 acres unable to perform his duties, a member of the .HoHi'd shall be any the institution or conduct of proceedings by private counsel iand, Peleau, N Hilo; 11 County Treasurer upon the certificates of the Auditor, as before magistrates the $310. 295, chosen President pro tempore, who shall act as such .Mayor. under direction of the City and County 97. Aug provided bv the proceding Section, the Treasurer shall return r Dated 22, 1906. Attorney. Est of Lizzie Lujan by admr to one of the to C1IAPTE1! XV. certificates the Auditor with his receiving stamp 4. Draw all indictments, defend all suits brought against Lucas Lujan and wf; D; int in enfaced thereon. The Auditor shall forthwith charge the the City and County wherever brought, prosecute all recogni- IK 18-1- acres land, Peleau, N Hi- Treasurer with sum give the the pay- lo, Hawaii. B'292, p 154. Date.l THE AfDITOH. such and person making zances forfeited in the courts of record, and all actions for Mar 5, 1907. ment a receipt, therefor. the recovery of debts, fines penalties, forfeitures and other Akina Kaleikau (w) to R A Wads-woit- !)!). Skctiox The Auditor shall issue warrants on the City Skctiox When a warrant is presented to the Treasurer claims accruing to the Territory or the City and County. M; R P 7195 and por R P ami County Treasurer in favor of persons entitled thereto in for payment, if there is money in the Treasury for that, pur- 5. Deliver receipts for money or property received in his PS27, Kalopue, etc, Waihee, Maui; payment of claims and demands chargeable against the City pose, he shall pay the same and write or stamp onthe face there- official capacity, and file duplicates thereof with the City Jv.TO. 15 295, p 98. Dated Apr IT!, and County which have been legally examined, allowed and of "Paid'', the date of payment, and sign his name thereto. and County Treasurer. 11' 07. J K Maihokii (k) to Pehialii li ordered paid by the Hoard of Supervisors. The Auditor shall Skctiox 100. When any warrant is presented to the Treasur- (i. On the first Monday of each month, file with the Audi- (w) et al; D; 2 int in R P also issue warrants on the City and County Treasurer for all er for payment and the same is not paid for want of funds, the tor an account verified by his oath of all moneys received by .!29&, bldg and fishing net, Waiao-lehc- , debts, and demands against the City and County when the. Treasurer shall first register the same in a book to lie kept for him in his official capacity during the preceding nionth and, etc, Waihee, Maui; $35. B 291, amounts are fixed by law, or authorized by law to be allowed that purpose, shall then endorse thereon "Xot paid for want upon receipt of the Auditor's certificate therefor, pay such V 321. Dated Feb 21, 1907. by some person or tribunal other than the Hoard of Super- of funds'' with the date of presentation, and sign his name moneys over to the City and County Treasurer. Miriam K Lane and hsb to Kama! Cockett; D; Int in R P (Gr's) 469, visors. thereto and return said to the presenting the , 112. the and Attorney ' warrant party Suction If City County refuse or Kamaole, Kula, Maui; $100. B 291, S.I. same. From inter- neglect account, Skctiox All warrants shall distinctly specify the liabil- that lime until paid, the warrant shall bear to for and, pay over all money received by him i- 122. Dated Apr 19, 1907. ity for which they are drawn and when the same accrued. est at, the rate of five (5) per cent, per annum and it shall by virtue of his office, he shall be liable or such refusal or Recorded April 22, 1907. Skctiox Sli. The Auditor shall examine and settle the thereafter be paid in the, order of its registration out of the neglect upon his official bond, and the Treasurer shall bring Westn & Hawn Invstmt Co Ltd to Annie K accounts of all persons or officers indebted to the City and Coun- funds properly chargeable therewith. an action against, him for the recovery thereof in the name Watkins; Rel; Reletaoincnif Annie K Watkins; Rel; por Ap 2, Kul Treas- the ty or holding moneys payable into the City and County Skctiox 101. When there are sufficient moneys in the of City and County and recover in such action, in addition 8241 and bldgs, Makiki St, Honolulu; ury, certifying in duplicate the amount to the Treasurer and, Treasury to pay warrants drawing interest, the Treasurer shall to the amount, so received, fifty (50) per cent, thereon by way $3000. B 290, p 279. Dated Apr 18, upon the return to him of one of such certificates, with the give notice for one week in some newspaper published in the of damages. Xo order of the Hoard of Supervisors shall be 1907. s Treasurer's receiving stamp properly enfaced thereon, give to City and County, stating therein that he is ready to pay such necessary to bru.g such action. The Treasurer's reasonable Airiie K Watki.-.- mid hsb (N) to E F Bishop tr; M; por Ap 2, Kul 8241 such persons a receipt and discharge, and charge the same to warrants. Eive days after the first publication, such warrants expenses, including an attorney's fee, shall be a City and Coun- and blugs, Makiki St, Honolulu; $2,-00- ihe Treasurer with th amount so received by him. shall cease to draw interest. ty charge. B 290, p 281. Dated Apr 19, Skctiox S". The Auditor shall keep accounts current with Skctiox 102. In advertising warrants under the provision Skctiox 113. Hhe shall give when required and without 1907. the Treasurer, and when any person deposits with the Auditor of the preceding section, in any newspaper, the Treasurer shall fee his opinion in writing to the City and County officers on Henry K Holl and wf et al to Kaala Land Co Ltd; D; 8 int in Gr 444, a properly stamped voucher, as herein provided, for any money not publish the. warrants in detail, but shall give notice only matters relating to the duties of their respective offices, and Waialua, Oahu; $1000. U paid into the Treasury, the Auditor shall file such voucher and that the City and County warrants whose numbers are stated when required by the Hoard of Supervisors or any member 292, p 156. Dated Apr 19, 1907. charge the Treasurer with the amount thereof. and which were presented for payment prior to a certain date thereof draft any ordinances for the City and County. Koleka Kanianoahu (widow) to Ane Skctiox 88. All warrants issued by the Auditor during each are payable. Skctiox 114. The City and County Attorney shall be the Keanu (w); D; R P 2572, por Ap 1, year, commencing with the first Monday of January for the year Skctiox 10:. If such warrants shall not be presented for legal adviser of the Mayor and the Hoard of Supervisors. He R P 723 and bldgs, Waikiki, Honolulu; $1. etc. B 292, p 157. here- Dated Apr 20, 190!), and thereafter commencing with the first Monday after payment within sixty ((10) days from the time the notice shall attend their meetings when required, and attend and op- 1907. ' the first day of January, shall be numbered consecutively, the inbefore provided for is given, the funds set aside for the pay- pose all claims against the City and County when he deems Recorded April 22, 1907. number, date ami amount of each, the name of the person to ment of the same must be by the Treasurer applied to the pay- lliem unjust and illegal. Wm P Kapulani by atty: Notice; whom payable, and the purpose for which drawn stated there- ment of unpaid warrants next in order of registry. The Hoard Skctio.v 115. The City and County Attorney shall not application for reg title of Kul 9017, p 1 and por Kul 10613, Ap Nu- - on; and they shall, at, the time they are issued be registered by of Supervisors may, on application and presentation of war- represent any party having a claim, account or demand for 11. uanu valley, Honolulu. 11 291, p and such uncalled two shall be endorsed which and not allowance him, warrants, if for for years, rants properly have been advertised against the City and County. 14 7. Dated Apr 20, 1907.

((H)) order Ole-pa- cancelled. presented within sixty days as aforesaid, pass an Skctiox 110. The City and County Attorney when elected Henry Smlt'n tr to William u; Skctiox 8'.i. The Auditor shall, between the first and tenth directing the Treasurer to pay llieni out of any moneys in the shall become a deputy of the. Attorney General of the Territory, Par Rel; lot 14, blk H, Kanio-la- ni day of each month, examine the books of the Treasurer, and Treasury not otherwise appropriated. and shall report to the Attorney General from time to time tract, Honolulu; $150. B 295, he or his deputy shall examine, once in each month, the books Skctiox 104. When the Treasurer pays any warrant upon as he may lie required.' P 101. Dated Apr 22, 1907. W II Opulauobo and wf to George of any other department, board or officer of the City ard Coun- which interest is due, he shall note on the warrant Ihe amount Skctiox 117. The City and County Attorney may appoint K Opulauobo; D; R p 254 2; Kul ty, and see that ihe same have been correctly kept. of interest paid thereon, and enter on his account the amount not to exceed two Deputies. He may appoint a clerk, a ste- 1770, rents, etc, Palolo, Honolulu; Skctiox !. The Mayor, the City and County Attorney of such interest distinct from the principal. nographer ami typewriter and a messenger, who1 shall hold their EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H.. SATURDAY. MAY 4. 1907. CI m!mmrmmrmm i u -!- - "p mp $1, etc. H 292, p 161. Dated Apr otliecs al his fMKl 1 Xo pleasure, he spcciHe of each lie 120. direction by a his m 17, ISO'. ' duties shall Skctiox or authority party or such additional deputies clerks or employees; ;nn i' j : Mrs Mary Kaleiklni to Lam Say prescribed by him. attorneys to a Sheriff', in respect to (he execution of process or .the Supervisors, by an affirmative' vote of not less iliau live Kan; L; Apa 1 and 2, R l 807, Kul An officer of the Police Department shall be permanently return thereof, or to any act or omission relating thereto, shall members, may authorize such officer, board or department to !i?79B, Waimalu, liwn, Oahu; 5 yrs detailed by the Sheriff for the purpose of doing t he detective be available to discharge or excuse the Sheriff from liability make such appointments, and provide for the compensation of at $35 per yr. U 288, p ;,3. Dated work necessary in preparing and prosecuting the litigation of for neglect or. misconduct, unless in writing, signed by the such appointees. Apr 19, 1907. the office who shall continue to serve on such detail during the Attorney of the party, or by the if he has no At tir-- De- Chus S Desky tr and wf to T It party, Attorney. Skctiox 14C anv time between the t day of pleasure of the Ki-i- Murray; D; lot BO, Punuhou College City and County Attorney. Suction 127. When the Sheriff is a party to an action or cember, in the year One Thousand .Nine IlnnJs-e- and ir tract, Honolulu; ?6.)0. It 292, p Suction IIS. .Nothing in this Act contained shall preclude proceeding, the process and orders therein, which it would and the first day of January, in the year .Nineteen lliiudrcl 166, Dated Feb 19, 189S. the Mayor or Board of Supervisors of the City and County otherwise be the duty of the Sheriff' to execute, shall be executd and .Nine the person who. at the election held und"r tin- - filt- to L, Cecil Brown tr James Akunu; from retaining or engaging special counsel when, in their opin- by a Dputy' Sheriff'; provided, when an action is begun against er in the month of .November next preceding has I,,.,.,, Rel; por Ap 2, R P 5721, Kul 1103, ion, such action may seem to be desirable or required ; nor to the Sheriff, all process ami orders may be served by any person, the .Mayor of the City and shall make all the appoint- Nuuanu Valley, Honolulu; $400. H County, prevent of the his a twenty-on- e 5.95, p 102. Dated Apr 19, 1907. the Attorney General Territory or any of citizen of the I'nited States, over the age of years, ments provided by this Charter to be made by htm. and a!! Ylm Leong to Y Ah Kns; 11 S; deputies from appearing and representing the Territory in any appointed by the Court or Judge for that purpose. the persons so appointed thereupon qualify - in of lilt In Quon Tal VVal Co, case in which the rights or interests of the Territory of Hawaii provided, and shall take office at the hour of noon on Kailun, Koolaupoko, Oahu; $1055. li are involved. CHAPTER XX. the first Monday after the first day of January in the year p ' 294, 148. Dated June 5, 1906. 11!). and dis- nnii.-sim- Nkctiox The City County Attorney shall Xineteen Hundred and .Nine, and all boards is mi,,! Maria J Vlelra and hsb (J de S) charge such other duties as arc or may be required by law. DKl'UTY Mil KIM ITS officers of the of to Lewers & Cooke Ltd; M; lots 4 County Oahu by appointment under exist imr and 5, blk ft, Kaiulani tract, Hono- laws shall hold office n longer than said last aforesaid time. Skctiox 12S. Each Sheriff shall within bis re- lulu; $350. II 295, p 102. Dated CHAPTER XVI ir. Deputy Skctiox 117. The balance remaining in the road funds of spective District have the powers and perform the duties im- Apr 20, 1907. the several Districts in the County of Oahu at the hour of noon H E Walker to S K Nalnoa; A L; posed by law upon Deputy Sheriff's. T1IK CITY AXD COUNTY CI.KKK. on the first Monday of January, A. D. luir.i. shall forthwith pc land, Reach Rd, Honolulu;' $1. R be transferred to the road funds of the several Districts of the 88, p 335. Dated Jan 28, 1907. Skctiox 120. The City and County Clerk shall: CHAPTER XXI. Hawn Agrctl Co to Miamoto Cane City and County. The balance remaining in the general fund 1. Take charge of, safely keep and dispose of, according ritg Co; Agrmt; to furnish 54 06-10- 0 of the. County of Oahu at the hour of noon on the first Monday to law, all books, papers and records which may properly lie I i V. N K I ( A I . PROVISIONS. ceres of middle Wood valley for cane of January. A. D. 1!Nl!l. ,shall forthwith lie transferred to the tiled in his planting, near Pahala, Kau, Hawaii; office; general fund of the City and County. The balance remaining $1 and advs. R 294, p 149. Dated 2. Pc ex officio clerk of the Hoard of Supervisors, and, as Skctiox 12il. Jurisdiction is hereby conferred upon the in any fund of the County of Oahu at the hour of noon on Apr 13, 1907. such, perform the following duties: District Magistrates within their respective Districts in the hsb to S D the first Monday of January, A. D. l'.uiii, .shall forthwith be Kue and P Correa; (a) Pecord all the proceedings of the Board; City and County, to try all cases arising from the violation of R P 3039, Gr 2859 and ints in Aps transferred to the corresponding fund of the City ami County. (b) Make, full entries of all their resolutions and decisions any ordinance or ordinances in force in the City and County 1 and 2, Gr 2540, Poponui, Klpahulu Skctiox 14S. All property, real and personal, owned or R 292, p on all questions concerning tho raising of for and and to impose the penalties in such ordinances prescribed for Maui; $1, etc. 159. Dat money controlled by the County of Oahu. at the hour of noon on the ed Mar 28, 1907. allowance of accounts a'gainst the City and County; sucji offenses in like manner as their original jurisdiction is first Monday of January, A. 1). 1 shall be Poipe Hanuna and hsb to H P exercised under the general !), forthwith vested (c) Kecord the vote of each member on any question upon law. in and Raldwin; D; int in 15 45-10- 0 acres transferred to the City and County. which there is a division or at the request of any member Skctiox ISO. Iieforo the City and County shall be liable in hui land, Peahi, etc, HaniaU'ualoa, Skctiox Mil. All warrants issued by the Auditor the present ; for damages to any person for injuries received upon any of Maui; $100: R 292, p 162. Dated Territory of Hawaii to the Treasurer of the of Oahu side-walk- County July 5, (d) Immediately after adjournment of each meeting of the the streets, avenues, alleys, s or other public places 1906.. under the provisions of Act- 03 of the Session haws of !iu."i, Kaala Ako and hsb (C) to H P Board, certify all demands allowed and orders made for of the City and County, the person so injured, or someone on the shall, after the hour of noon of the first Monday of January, Raldwin; ID; int In 1 share in hul payment of money, giving the amount and date of each demand, his behalf, shall, within one year after receiving such injuries, land, Peahi, Hamakualoa, Maul; 1000, be issued to the Treasurer of the City and County. ,ir order, and date of the ;u iwancc thereof, which demands or give the Mayor notice in writing of such injuries, stating fully $140. R 292, p 163. Dated Jan 26, .Skctiox 150. All laws or parts of laws, so far only as the orders shall be coiii ti :si, by the Mayor, and thereafter the in such notice, when, where and how the injuries occurred and 1907. d same may lie inconsistent with any provisions of this Act. are ; the extent thereof. Kapohuli and wf to Hawn Comcl Clerk shall de!i r. 'be sani,! to the Auditor; hereby repealed. & Sugar Co; D; 6 ft R W for water File and preserve the of the City and County Skctiox 1".l. Any City and County officer may remove (c) report Skctiox 151. The short title of this Act shall be "The ditch across pc land, Waiehu, Maui; from office Deputy, or appointed by him. Treasurer of the receipts and disbursements of the City and any Assistant Clerk Municipal Act." $100. R 292 p 165. Dated Apr 15, County; And any officer who shall have been appointed by the Mayor 1907. Skctiox 152. This Act shall take effect from and after the Preserve and file a memorandum of all accounts acted with the approval of the Hoard of Supervisors, may be removed Recorded April 23, 1907. (f) date of its approval. John N Jones et al to Kaala Land upon by the Board ; by the same authority. Co D; Ltd; int in Grs 588 and 337 (g) Authenticate with his signature and seal of the City Skctiox 1.'52. Whenever the official name of any principal Approved this 30lh day of April. A. D. I'.io7. n nd 1090, Ap 1, Waialua, Oahu; and County, the proceedings of the Board whenever the same officer is used in this Charter, it includes his Deputies. $320. R 292, p 168. Dated Apr 22, shall lie ordered published ; 1 '!.'. Every board and officer, wherever 1907. Skctiox department, (!. R. CARTER. when to is a Malaea and hsb to L L McCand-les- s; (h) Administer oaths and affirmations, requested fine of them mentioned in this Charter, means department, Governor of ihe Territory of Hawaii. D; int in R P 2445, Kul 10227, do so, without charge in all matters pertaining to the affairs board or officer, as the case may be, of the City and County Waiahole, Koolaupoko, Oahu; $100. of his office, ai.d shall perforin such services as may be pre- of Honolulu. R 292, p 169. Dated Apr 22, 1907. scribed by the Board ; Skctiox 134. All deputies, clerks, assistants and other Ching See to Wong Kara Yuk (w) ; Perform all other duties required by law, or any rule employees of the and County be citizens of the PA; special powers. R 294, p 155. (i) Cily must' or order the Board office i.ated Apr 17, 1 905. of ;r United States, and must, during their respective terms of Ching See to Leong Chee; PA; spe- '3. Accept, subject to the approval of the Board of Super- or employment actually reside in the City and County, and cial powers. R 294, p 157. Dated visors, a seal of office, upon which shall always appear the name must have so resided for one year next preceding their appoint- Partners of the Tide Apr 17, 1905. of the City and County of Honolulu, which shall be the seal ment. W M Kalalwaa to William C Achl of said City and County, and shall be used to authenticate all Skctiox 1o.". Xo department, board or officer shall, under tr; D; lot 20, Kekio tract, Honolu By JOE LINCOLN lu; $1. B 292, p 172. Dated Mar official papers and instruments requiring execution or certifica- any circumstances, employ more subordinates than are author- and Clerk, exercise his office. 28, 1907. tion by the City County in the of ized by this Charier or buy supplies beyond the sum furnished Author of "CAP'N ERI," "CAPE CCD BALLADS," Etc. Wm Olepau and wf to Joe Rarboza; A copy of the impress thereof, certified to be genuine, and also therefor bu the Supervisors. D; lot 14, blk H, Kapiolani tract, Ho ..a copy of such seal of said City and County when altered or Skctiox' 130".. Any officer of the City and Counry who shall, nolulu; $300. R 292, p 173. Dated changed by the Board shall be filed in the office of the Secretary Apr 22, 1907. while in office , accept any donation or gratuity in money, or If yon read "Cap'n Eri" you will want to read ''Partners of the John Kid well to Charles F of the Territory; other valuable thing, either directly or indireclly, from any Tide"; if you did not read "Cap'n Eri" you ought to rea(L "Part- ners of the Tide." But you begin to "notives Rel; R P 2581, Kul 1827, Ma- - 4. Have the custody of the seal, and of all leases, grants subordinate or employee, or from anv candidate or applicant, whether read from of duty or pleasure, you cannot escape the pleasure in store for you noa, Honolulu; $400. R 295, p 107 and other documents, records and paper of the City and for any position as employee or subordinate under him, shall Dated Apr 23, 1907. s Mr. seems to County of Honolulu. His signature shall be necessary to forfeit his office, and be forever debarred and disqualified from Lincoln have an inexhaustible fund of C F Peterson and wf to Bd of quaint Yankee humor with tho twang of the salt sea in of of service of and Kawn Evangelical' Assn; D; R P all leases, grants and conveyances the City and County holding any position in the the City County. it. His new story not only sparkles with this Indigenous 2581, Kul 1827, Manoa, Honolulu; Honolulu. Skctiox 137. Every department, board and commission pro- fun but throbs with an undertone of tenderness, so that $1000. R 292, p 174. Dated Mar Section 121. The City anil County Clerk may appoint a vided for in this Charter, except the Supervisors, shall render you are In doubt whether tears or smiles are the proper 28, 1907. - deputy clerk who shall possess the qualifications required of the to the Mayor within one month after the end of each fiscal tribute to pay and you pay both.- Nashville American.' John Kidwell to Dd of Hawn Evan whose be by the Board year a full report, of all the operations of such department, or gelical Assn; D; Kul 1827, Manoa Clerk, compensation may appropriated WE ARE GOING TO PRINT " PARTNERS OF THE TIDE " in H 292, p Dated of Supervisors, board or commission for such year. Honolulu; $1. 175.' THIS PAPER. LOOK FOR Apr 2, 1907. Skctiox 13S. Every officer who shall approve, allow or IT! M C Kealoha Mahi and wf to Chas CHAPTER XIX. pay any demand on the Treasury not authorized by law, ordi- ''Partners of the Tide" appears so real, "reads so natural" Keawe; D; 2 90-1- acres land. Ho nance or this Charter, shall be liable to the City and County that you feel the mantle of Defoe must have fallen on the author, nomakau, N Kohala, Hawaii; $200. R TIIK SUMMIT. individually and on his official liond for the amount of the or else he has sketched his quaint characters from life. Perhaps 292, p 167. Dated Jan 12. 1907. both are partly true. A New York woman, who has sum- allowed paid. brilliant First Rank of Hilo. Ltd to Nicho- demand so illegally approved, 'or mered on the Maine coast for years, has a notebook full of las Russel and wf; Rel; lots 115 and Skctiox 122. Subject to the special provisions of this Act, Skctiox 130. The departments, boards, commissioners and sketches of these people whom she intends to pit in a book after 116, Gr 4020 and crops, Olaa, Puna, the City and County Sheriff shall have and exercise all the officers provided for in this Charter shall be entitled to the they are dead. It need hardly be said that she is not a profession- Hawaii; $600. B 295, p 106. Dat- powres, privileges and authority, and be required to perform possession of all papers, books, documents, maps, plate, records al writer or she would be le;s Quixotic. Joe Lincoln has put ed Feb 16, 1907. all the duties in his own jurisdiction, 'as are now by law pro- and archives in the possession or under the control of those them in hi: story and lives to tell the tale, though he has doubt- H Hack feld & Co Ltd to J M Ross; less made composite character.-- , from many individual types. D; 6, Gr 4510, Kahuku, N Hilo; vided to be had, exercised and performed by the High Sheriff of respectively who are superceded in office under this Charter lot How real Nickerson hoy" appears from the time the re- officers. "that $1000. R 292, p 170. Dated Apr the Territory or by the Sheriffs of the various Counties by such boards, commissioners and - departments, reader first meets him buying- a "turnover" in the dingy 19, 1907. little spectively; and shall have such other powers and duties as are Skctiox 140. All books and records of "every office and station! And the meeting b:tween Captain Titcomb and Brad- Jimi Makues to Hop Kee; L; 27 by this Act conferred and which may be provided by any law lie of ley Nickerson, who become of the Tide." Hear the acres land and bldg, Kamaole, Kula, department shall open to the inspection any citizen at "Partners ; however, Captain : Maui; 10 yrs, 3 yrs at $30 per yr, hereafter enacted by legislative authority provided, any time during business hours. Certified copies or extracts 7 yrs at $35 per yr. B 288, p 336. that nothing in this Act contained shall be construed to vest, in from said books and records shall be given by the officer having "Nickerson, hey? That settles it; you're a Cape Codder. Minute I meet anybody namel Nickerson I know, they've got the Dated Jan 1, 1907. the Sheriff of the City and County the care, custody or control the same in custody to any citizen demanding the same, and same kind of sand in their boots that I have." Eecorded April 24, 1907. of any Territofial jail, house of correction or penitentiary, or paying or tendering twenty cents a folio of one hundred words Est of S C Allen by trs to A Again, those two delightful old maids, "Prissy" and "Tempy", the care and custody of any of the prisoners confined therein. for such copies or extracts; but the records of the Police De- Rel; lot 565 2, Gr 3690, Ke- - and the "dog girl," as the old maids called her, whom Bradley walo St, Honolulu; $10,000. B 295, Suction. 12'i. He shall : partment' shall not lie subject, to such inspection except permis- met at school and who aftervard became his sweetheart, the at- ;i 107. Dated Apr 22, 1907. 1. Preserve the public peace; sion be given by the Sheriff. tachment developing into a love romance, in which Bradley finds Ioela Limalahulani (k) by afft; 2. Arrest and take before the nearest qualified magistrate Skctiox 141. All .appointments of officers, deputies and a dangerous and unscrupulous rival. in re ownership pc Affdt; of land for examination all persons who have attempted to commit, or clerks to be made under any provision of this Charter, must lie and 2 bldgs, Waiawa, Ewa, Oahu. U who have committed a public offense, and shall prosecute the by the person 294, p 158. Dated July 22, 1905. made in writing and in duplicate, authenticated Ioela Limalahulani (k) by afft; same under the direction of the City and County Attorney; or persons, board or officer making the same. One of such Affdt; in re ownership of pc land Prevent and suppress affrays, breaches of peace, riots duplicates must be filed with the Clerk and the other with and bldg, Waiawa, Ewa, Oahu. R and insurrections ; the Auditor. "Come In Out of the Wei." 294, p 158. Dated July 22, 1905. 4. Attend all Circuit Courts held within the City and Coun- When the appointment of any such officer is revoked the Wm A Bruns to Pang Chong; Rel; ty and obey all lawful orders and directions of all courts held revoked give notice, in writing, of such revoca- por Ap 2, Kul 11215, Kalawahlne, officer so shall Honolulu; $1000. R 295, p 108. Da- within the City and County; tion to the Clerk and the Auditor. ted Mar 7, 1907. f. In an emergency requiring the same' command the aid Skctiox 142. All ordinances, orders and resolutions of the Geo H Holt et al to Chun Lau of as many male inhabitants of the City and County as he may Supervisors of the County of Oahu in force at the lime this (4214 sq Tai et al; L; lot 12B, ft think necessary in the execution of his duties; Charter takes effect', and not inconsistent herewith, shall con- land), of Kikihale blk, Kekaulike St, (i. Take charge of and keep the City and County Jail, and in force until amended or repealed by the .Board of Su- Honolulu, 26 yis, 5 yrs at $15 per tinue mo, 15 yrs at $20 per mo, 5 yrs at the prisoners therein ; pervisors of the City ami County of Honolulu. $25 per mo. B 288, p 337. Dated 7. Serve all processes and notices in the maimer prescribed Skctiox 143. Every assistant, deputy or other subordinate j Apr 13, 1907. by law and endorse thereon the year, month, day, hour and niin-u- t of any board, department or officer, shall discharge any of the I. 1 Rubinstein to Wong Kwai; Par of reception, and issue to the person delivering the same on duties pertaining to such department, board or office as his Rel; pc Moiliili, Honolulu; $1. land, payment of fees therefor, a certificate showing the name of the R 295, p 108. Dated Feb 15, 1907. chief may assign to him. Wong Kwai and wf to Chu Gem parties, title of paper and time when received; Skctiox 144. The salaries provided in this Charter shall et al; M; pc land, Moiliili, Hono- 5. Certify, under his hand, upon every process or notice, lie in full compensation for all services rendered, and every lulu; $400. B 295, p 110. Dated the manner and time of service, or if he fails to make service, officer shall pay all moneys belonging to the City and County Feb 15, 1907. the reason of his failure, and return the same without delay. coining into iiis hands as such officer, no matter from what Princeville Co to Wing Mow Plantn 124. The Sheriff and his Deputies shall be ex of the and Wai Co; L; 109 acres land, water Suction source derived or received, into the Treasury City rates, etc, Hanalei, Kauai; 10 yrs officio City and County Coroners, and as such, shall within the County within thirty days after receipt of the same. Silly Billy wants a kic. s stti n 3 in tho rain. from Jau 1, 1910, at $20 per ucre City arid County and Districts, have all'the powers and perform Section-- 14.). "When any officer, board or department shall Why should the deny him this? Answer's very pltin: Can the fire of love be war.-- heed my langua,o per an. B 288, p 340. Dated Mar mark;) all the duties of coroners as provided by law. require additional deputies, clerks, or employees, application With tho wetness of the slorin cutting out tr.c rps.-k- ? 29, 1907. 125. When a process or notice is returnable to any be made upon such application Some folks never know cr.eujh t: l.:s v.ct: Section shall to the Mayor therefor, and - Sit around nH tzy. "If : tr-e- ! t'- in rr'n t County he may enclose such process or notice in an envelope Mayor shall make investigation as to the necessity for such ! Hf0F' "For Rent" cards on sale at the Store is full and stocl; i: f n: , r:: t the Bulletin office. addressed to the office from which the same emanated and de- additional assistance; and if he tind the same necessary be may Cutne inside anH irrr - ' posit ,it in tin Post Ollice prepaying postage. recommend to the Supervisors to authorize the appointment ( 1 SATt'TlDAY, MAT 4, 1307. 11 RVEVINO BULLETIN. HONOLULU. T. H., Oceanic Steamship Company 11D fDl ESTABLISHED 1780 ESTABLISHED IN 1858. 1 JUST OPEN TIME TABLE HfELI Walter Baker The steamers of this line will arrive and leave this port as hereunder: H & Co.'s FROM SAN FRANCISCO: , FOR SAN FRANCISCO! & Bishop Co. A NEW LINE OF ALAMEDA MAY I Gives Many Reasons Why SIERRA . . MAY fi; RANKERS. ALAMEDA ...MAY 17 SIERRA MAY 11 CHOCOLATES ' 21 MAY 22 S1KKRA . . MAY ALAMEDA Theodore Must , 3 and SI1CRRA . . MAY 29 SIERRA JUNE u 7 12 crnuar-- A I.AM KDA . . . Jl'NR ALAMEDA JUNE Commercial and Travelers' Stay Dress ' 27 COCOAS ALAMEDA . . .JULY SIERRA JUNE 3 ITTE ALAMEDA .JUNE 28 ALAMEDA .JULY Letters of Credit issued on In a recent interview with Crosby S. eatlnjS. drinking, end cooklnfc Any woman who suffers from Koyes, editor of the Washington Star, For the Bank of California and Pure, Delicious, Nutritious agents are pre- who is visiting in Southern California, In connexion with the sailing of the above steamers, the Nervoua or as on Goods Cramps," Backache, and is considered a criterion pared to issue to intending passengers, coupon through tickets, by any rail- The LondonJoir.t Stock Bank, r .3 0000 New matters political, that gentleman given s, road from San Francisco to all points in the United States, and from Sick Poor Appetite, Co servo ports. Ltd., London. Headache, a few reasons why Roosevelt will CHIFFON OMBRE 30c yd. York by any steamship line to all European a third term. He says: FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO tlveness or General Weakness "Roosevelt is undoubtedly sincere in SILK MULL 40c yd. Correspondents for the needs the Bitters to make her wel'. taying that he will not serve a third term; but I believe he will find hlmsell ARNOLD SILK 50c yd. American Express Company again. It ha3 cured thousands in unable to drop certain work he baa Wm- - G. Irwin Co, Ltd 20c yd. & fctarted. THISTLE SILK and Thos. Cook & Son. the past 50 years. In caseB of In OCEANIC S. S. CO., GENERAL AGENTS. "He has started a fight against the digestion, Dyspepsia or Malaria, It trusts and a fight against the railroads cannot be abandoned half done; on bottle. that Em- Interest allowed term stands first. Try r and there is no one else who could Also a new line of Laces and Pacific Mail Steamship Co. make the fight that Mr. Roosevelt is broidery. These goods are now be- and Savings Bank Deposits. making. ing opened and be ready for u. a. rT. omioi "Another thing that will hold Roose- will, maiTmo any time. Occidental and Oriental Steamship Notices. velt for a third term is the responsi- your inspection at Breakfast Cocoa, lb. tint Legal bility of building the canal, Panama 1 2 lb. cakti That ditch is going to cost a much Baker'i Chocolate (umweetened), Co,, Toyo Kisen Kaisha IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE vaster sum than the people of this German Sweet Chocolate, lb. cake and Claus Spreckels. Wm. G. Irwin. country have any idea of. Roosevelt First. Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. In Steamers of the above companies will call at Honolulu and leave this port is not the man to get this country to For Sale by Leadlnfc Grocers Probate; at Chambers. In the Mat- pitch of a crisis and then leave AHOY, In Honolulu on or about the dates below mentioned: the L. Claus Spreckels & Co. ter of the Estate or Matilda Hughes, the firing line. of Baid, .' NUUANU STREET CO. Ltd FOR JAPAN AND CHINA: FOR SAN FRANCISCO: deceased. Order of Notice Petition "Roosevelt," he "is a most WALTER BAKER & Accounts and man. Through all the years King. for Allowance of Final Between Hotel and MASS., U.S. A. 7 1 have been in Washington, I have DORCHESTER, AMERICA MARU . . . . MAY 10 MONGOLIA .MAY BANKERS. Discharge in this Estate. On reading arise, MAY 17 NIPPON MARU MAY 11 filing petition and accounts teen crisis after crisis and the i5 HIGHEST AWARDS IN LUROPE 8HIKIUA HONOLULU, : : : T. H. and the man risen to it. MAY 25 Hughes, has always meet AND AMERICA CHINA MAY 24 DORIC of Julia Elizabeth executrix "Roosevelt might have been spec- Hughes, de- Call at Manila. of the estate of Matilda ially created by Providence to fight J. ALFRED MAGOOK'S San Francisco Agents The Ne- to allow- ceased, wherein she asks be the interests that are making the rich REAL ESTATE NOTICE. vada National Hank of San Francisco. poor poorer every day. on Na- ed $.14 8.95 and she charges herself richer and the Draw Exchange the Nevada is him to fight. of with $4,857.50, and asks that the it natural for Business Notices. tional Hank San Francisco. have managed Civil FOR RENT OR LEASE. London The Union of London and name may be examined and approved, "He wouldn't the as Lincoln did the man of pa- The entire FIRST FLOOR AND Bunk, Ltd. a final may be made War Smith's and that order tience, and homely common cense. BASEMENT OF THE MAG00N POUND MASTER'S NOTICE OF Na- New York American Exchange of distribution of the property re- "lie hasn't the tact of President BUILDING, corner of Merchant and ESTRAYS. tional Bank. maining in her hands to the persons At the same time, there never Alakea Streets, Honolulu, There is Chicago Corn Exchange National APPLY TO thereto entitled, and discharging her was a President of the United States en- Notice is hereby given that vho An- FOR GENERAL INFORMATION Bank. installed on the premises 25 h. p. from all further re- who could have down at the throats of imals below have been Im- Paris Credit Lyonnais. and her sureties gine and boiler, fuel oil tank, pumps, described such Is the trusts with the fury of fighting that pound at Hongkong and Yokohama Hongkong-- sponsibility as executrix, it shafting, etc. All in perfect condi- pounded in the Government Roosevelt has. un- H, Co., Ltd,, Shanghai Banking Corporation. ordered that Monday, the 20th day The premises Makiki, Kona, Island of Oahu, and Hackfeld & notice by the papers the rail- tion. are suitable for Bank A, D. J 907, at 10 o'clock a. "I that pound fees and damages are New Zealand and Australia of May, are making a upon stores or for manufacturing purposes, less the of Austra- roads bitter attack be of New Zealand and Bank in., before the judge of said court at Roosevelt. Very, very foolish. He is and may be rented as a whole or in sooner satisfied will sold at the AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N S. S. lasia. the court room of the said court at the best friend they have if they could parts, on reasonable terms. d.'.te hereunder named according tJ CO Vancouver Banl: of Victoria and Honolulu, Island of Ouliu. be and the but see it. Were it not for the tre Cottage on Emma Street, opposite law. Hawaiian Islands, Via Pacific British North America. 1 Direct Service between New York and appointed as the time mendous onslaught made by the Pres- dining-roo- April 30th, 907 Hay mare, white Deposits received. Loans made on hereby is Emma Square, parlor, ident for the past few years against Two-roo- on M D on Commercial and and place for hearing said petition two s and kitchen. forehead, brand hind approved security. the money powers, the Republican par- Bills of Ex- accounts, and that all persons in- cottage on right leg, hind left leg brand Honolulu Travelers' Credits issued. and ty would have gone down perfectly the premises. Prom New York to bought sold. and appear in RP RP; four feet shod. Weekly Sailings via Tehuantepec. change and terested may then there Hopeless the next election. Cottage on Young Street, near defeat at , on Freight received at all times at the Company's Wharf, 41st and show cause, if any they have, "Roosevelt has made some truly Keeaumoku, parlor, dining-room- 3 The above animal will be sold Street, South Brooklyn. Collections Promptly Accounted For. why the same should not be granted, astonishing appointments, but his pres- large yard. iturday, May 11, 190", at 12 and may present evidence as to who ent cabinet is a very strong one. The FOR SALE. o'clock noon, if not called for before Prom Honolulu to San Pranclsco are entitled to the said property. And man cannot be classed with any other On Nuuanu Street, just above the date mentioned. S.S. "NEVADAN" to sail MAY 18 The First that notice of this order, in the Eng- President for comparison. He is Vineyard, as a whole or in subdivi- WILLIAM J. KARRATTI, unique by To Honolulu lish language, he published in the and in a class himself. He sions, land known as the Crabbe ;:0S2-3- t Poundmaster. Hrom San PrancUco SAYINGS has a great work to do and it isn't S.S. 'direct APR. 25 4MF.RICAN Evening' newspaper printed property, on which are two comfort- ''MEXICAN" Bulletin finished. He'll have to stav and fin- S.S. "NEVADAN" to sail MAY 3 i.nd published in Honolulu, once a ish it." able dwellings. WANTED BY BOARD OF HEALTH, Freight received at Company's Wharf, Greenwich St., AND TRUST CO. week for three successive weeks, the 7 acres of land in Upper Nuuanu LIVE RATS (NOT MICE). month thereafter. : c i and each hist publication to be not less than :j Lxj w& m k li m & m k Valley, on which is a comfortable Ri-o- ti two weeks previous to the time there- X WATER FRONT NOTES dwelling of 6 rooms, large lanai, Tha Board of Health will pay 25 Seattle and Tacoma to Honolulu OF HAWAII, LTD. K S8 'Ml 5s! !Si a 5S up S.S. "CALIFORNIAN" MAY 1 in appointed for said hearing. & ;i M h K X K M ii a kitchen and bath; also a good stable cents eaeli for live rats (not mice) day tc, a of 125 Its office, S.S. "MISSOURI" direct to sail MAY 10 SUBSCRIBED CAPITAI $200,000.00 Dated at Honolulu, this 13th The largrast cargo coffee ever and carriage house. Neighborhood total delivered at of Square. No FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY AT1 PAID UP CAPITAI $100,000.00 of April, 1907.' brought to San Francisco is en route good ; climate delightful ; soil fertile ; Queen Street, Judiciary President Cecil Brown (Sgd.) W. J. ROBINSON, to port on roses and flowers, strawberries, ba- tree rats wanted. C. P. KCRSE, Sc L.t that the Kosmos steamer H. Hackfeld Co., Vice President M. P. Robinson Third Judge of the Circuit Court of Abessinia, which is scheduled to leave nanas, vegetables and fruits grow 3679-l- GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT. AGENTS, HONOLULU. Cashier L. T. Peck the First Circuit. San Benito, Mexico, April 4, and to 'ar- luxuriantly. Attest: (Sgd.) J. A. THOMPSON, rive at San Francisco ten days later. Land in many places in Honolulu, ESTATE OF WILLIAM WHITE, Office: Corner Fort King Sts. The shipment' will amount to an even Canadian-Australia- n Mail aJ Clerk of the Circuit Court of the improved and unimproved ; also DECEASED. Royai ncpftftiTft rpnt'ived and (iO.OOO VIcaim?cV ... W " -- ' ww..w bags, or at least three times the real estate in and outside allowed for yearly deposits at First Circuit. largest cargo ever before received Steamship Company. interest at to above es- z attorney execu- of Honolulu. Persons indebted the tne rate oi 4 per ceuu per annum. W. V. Thayer, for the latter port. Rules and regulations furnished up trix. "a Apply to MAG00N & LIGHTF00T, tate, or having claims against it, are of the above line, running in connection with the CANADIAN Attorneys-at-Law- , Steamers on application. 306C Apr. 13, 20, 27; May 4. The steamer Saratoga, arriving at cor. Merchant and requested to communicate without PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, N. S. W., Seattle, Wash., on April 10, from Val-de- z, Alakea Sts., Honolulu. delay with the undersigned. and calling at Victoria, B. C, Honolulu and Suva, Fiji, and Brisbane, are delivered malls from 3C61-t- f RALPH G. E. FORSTER, AT HONOLULU on or about the dates below stated, viz.: Bank, NOTICE OF SALE OF PORTION OF Fairbanks DUE The Yokohama Specie lm eleven days after they were sent from H. B. M. Acting Consul. CERTAIN PUBLIC LAND From Vancouver and Victoria, B. C. From Sydney and Brisbane. the Tanana metropolis. A bIx and a Honolulu. T. H. Sydney) 1 (For Victoria and Vancouver, B. C. KNOWN AS HANEH0I, K00-LA- (For Brisbane and ESTABLISHED 1880. half day trip was made over the winter CHOY 3677-7- t MAUI. to SUN SING VOAXA MAY 4 MANUKA MAY 1 trail to Valdez. The mails had '.Yen 24,000,000 travel 1800 miles to reach Seattle. MANUKA JUNE 1 AORANGI MAY 29 Capital Subscribed.... Capital Up Yen 21,000,000 At 12 o'clock, noon, Monday, May m NOTICE. JUNE 29 MIOWERA JUNE 26 Paid BUILDING CONTRACTOR, REPAIR- AORANGI Reserved Fund Yen 13,yuu,uuu 20th, 1907, at front entrance to Ju- The interests of the Alaska Steam- Through Tickets issued from Honolulu to Canada, United States and Eu- diciary Building, Honolulu, there ship Company and the Northwestern ING, PAPER HANGING, AND George J. Brown has sold his en- and all general information, apply to PAINTING. EX- rope. For Freight and Passage HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. will be sold at Public Auction under Steamship Company have been merged tire interest in the OCEANIC at Seattle, Wash. Control of the White Brick Laying, Cement Work. B. Daiies & Co., Ltd. fieaeral Agents. the provisions of Section 17, Part PRESS COMPANY, to WALLACE Tbe. BRANCH AGENCIES Antung, Pass and Yukon is expected to fall in- JACKSON, Trustee. Dainy, IV, Land Act, 1895, (Sec. 276, Re- Hsien, Hang Kau, Chefoo, to the hands of the Guggenheims, and No. 1135 FORT ST., opp. Club Stables 27, Honolulu, Kobe, Laws), 151. 0 acres, a little more guaran- Honolulu, April 1907. , J. F. Morgan, President; C. J. Campbell, Vice President; J. L. McLean, Bombay, Hongkong, used through service to Dawson is TEL. MAIN 431. Lyons, Mukden, pasture land OCEANIC EXPRESS COMPANY. Secretary; A. F. Clark, Treasurer N. E. Gedge, Auditor; Frank Hustace, Leoyang, London, or less, of the mountain teed. Nagasaki, Newchwang. New York, of Hanehoi, Koolau, Maul. 36S3-2- t Manager. Ti- KIN SUT, Prop. Peking, San Francisco, Shanghai, Upset, price, $770.00, plus cost of A telegram received from Victoria, entsin, Tokio, Osaka. patent and stamp. B. C, on April 11, stated that the ves- NOTICE. k Tho bank buvs and receives for col FINE FRESH FAMILY Hustace-Pec- Co., Ltd. Terms: Cash, U. S. Gold Coin. sel in distress April 8, off Carnianah lection Bills of Exchange, issues Inveram-sa- y, During my absence from Honolulu description and full par- Point was the British bark Drafts and Letters of Credit and trans- For plan, which was subsequently towed in- Mrs. N. M. Tiowat will hold my full 63 QUEEN ST. office of Sub Agent DRAY MEN, acts a general banking business. ticulars, apply at to Schooner Bay by the whaling steam- Milch Cows power of attorney. BRANCH, 67 KING ST. Kahului, Maui, DEALERS IN HONOLULU Fourth Land District, er St. Lawrence. 2w A. R. ROWAT, D.V.S. or at office of undersigned, Judiciary ISLAND AND IMPORTED. . Firewood, Stove and Steam Coal. Building, Honolulu.' MEETING OF INTEREST NOTICE. ALSO WHITE AND BLACK SAND. TELEPHONE MAIN 295. Albert F. Afong, JAS. W. PRATT, X be ga- Commissioner of Public Lands. There will an international MOVED. Wm. C. Lyon Co., Ltd., thering at the Y. M. C. A. next Tues- Main 407. P. O. Box 795. Honolulu, Oahu, T. H., Telephone day, which promises to be a quite Club Stables have taken offices with Wells, Fargo Oahu Railway Fast Schooner 832 FORT ST. April ISth, 1907. A. W. Davies, a w STOCK AND BOND BROKER. 3G72 Apr. 20, 27; May 4, Jl, 18, 20 interesting affair. & Co., 72 South King St. 3080-l- MEMBER HONOLULU STOCK AND brother of Clive Davies of this city, 109 Time Table. CONCORD BOND EXCHANGE. here on a visit from India, will Tel. Main Sailing for iCidnay and Eladdar Treehlw Mr. Davies recently represen- Big Stock OUTWARD. ted India at the Students' Conference KAILUA an Tokyo. Waianae, Waialua, Kaliuku and K.kPUNA. HONOIPU, Real Estate at AND For HOOKF.NA DISCHARGES who accompa- Way Stations 9: 15 a. ni., 3:20 p. m. Leonard Williams, City, Mill and Way From Sorenson't Wharf. BELIEVED 1H nied Mr. Davies to Honolulu on the For Pearl Ewa on to a. m., S:15 a. m., Apply Board or Mongolia, will also speak. New Styles Stations 7:30 24 Hours IN U:05'a. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. ni., HAWAIIAN BALLASTING CO., Agt William Ti Patv, Each Cp- - The older students from Oahu Col- 5:15 p. m., J9:30 p. m., fll:00 p. m. Telephone Main 396, Maunakea St., b4 lule bears (MIQYV lege, Kamehumeha, members of the For Wahlawa 9:15 a. iu. and 5:15 low King. P. O. Box 820. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, the MnieWW Beaare ofcounleriiU Kamehameha Alumni and students Rattan Furniture p. 111. ALAKEA STREET. ALL DRUGGISTS. from Mills' have been invit- INWARD. Institute HONOLULU IRON WORKS All classes of Building Work ed to attend this meeting. Wai- and carefully executed Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, promptly A synopsis of the recent confer- alua and Waianae 8; 30 a. m., 5:31 Improved and Modern SUGAR MA- - Office 'Phone Blue 1801. MRS. DORIS. E. PARIS Coyne Furniture Co., de- 2332 ence at Tokyo will be given. . in. CHINERY of every capacity and Residence 'Phone Blue has received a new supply of DR. E. The meeting will begin at 3 Arrive in Honolulu from Ewa Mill scription made to order. Boiler work E. McLEAN'S hair tonics, face cream, a. o'clock and will last but one hour. and Pearl City J7:46 a. m., 8:36 and RIVETED PIPES for irrigation etc m., 10::iX a. m., 1 : 40 p. m., 4:31 p. Rubber Tires The Waterhouse i purposes a specialty. Particular at-- I Church Bells 1156 FORT ST. Henry p. 7 : 30 p. m. m., r:31 ni., paid to JOB WORK, and re and CENTRAL UNION CHURCH FOR CARRIAGES AND Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa tention Small and Medium Sizes, Complete. Manicuring, Scalp Treatment pairs executed at shortest notice. Facial Massage. AUTOMOBILES. Co,, 8:3G a. m. and 5:31 p. in. Rev. W. D. Westervelt will preach Trust Ltd,, A. FERNANDEZ & SON, in the morning at 11. At. 7:30 p. m. Daily. CURE YOURSELF. WILL VI. Rev. L. Hopwood will preach, sub- Schuman Carriage Co., Ex. Sunday. Phillips & Co. J. AUDIT AND EXPERT t 44-5- Usu Bie O for Nos. 0 King St., Katsey Elk., bt. uniiittiral The musi- Sunday Only. iliioli&rgM, ject "A Christlike Mind." YOUNG BUILDING. BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS t & Smith Sts. ; Tel. Main 189. influmiuutionu, Wholettle I nip cite re and Jobber Nuuanu irritations or ulcumtlonr cal program Is as follows: Morning: two-hou- either in town or country, and will Limited, a r uf u u a inriniftriui. by choir, "Blessed Be the KEYSTONE-ELGI- WATCHES The Halehva kalmEvAiis Chemical Co. roil anthem the autriu-gtt- attend to bookkeeping for Profession-a- l train (only first-clas- s tickets honored), EUROPEAN AND 11. F.niiilrn, uuil nut Lord" (by Tours); offertory solo by INGERSOLL WATCHES Honolulu every Sunday at 8:22 AMERICAN DRY GOODS P. Burnette, ur poiNonout. and Business Men in the city. leaves Mr. Hastings, "By Babylon's Wave" At All Watchdealers. a. m.j returning, arrives in Honolulu Nulil by Druniltta, (Howell). Evening: anthem by the p. m. The Limited stops only gent on rmiucRt- PHONE EXCHANGE 4. at 10:10 PORT and QUEEN ST dioir, "Praise God in His Holiness" at Pearl City and Waianae. Attorney-at-La- and Notary Public, F. C. SMITH. of all sorts, ledgers, (by Tours); also "Kvensong" (by G. P. DENISON, ni:r.iir hooks of all sorts, ledgers, Real Estate, Loans, Collections. Binnk books Jos. Schwartz, The Weekly Edition of the Evening G. & T. A. Pub- AM). A cordial Invitation is cxtend- - Supt. P. pt .raptured by the Bulletin Pub Agent to Grant Marriage Licenses. ( lc. manufactured by the Bulletin Agent for Hawaiian Islands, Bulletin gives a complete summary of Company. Office Main 310; Res.Wh.1341. lishing Company. jed to all. Cor. FORT and KING Sts., Honolulu. the newt of the day. Fin Job Prlnt'nu it th Sul latin. lishint. Phones: '1 V- .....,..,.. , - .,,,.,..,, ...... 11 ...... a m

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Castle & Cooke, Ltd Alexander 8 Saldwic PROFESSIONAL CARDS WMVWMWWVWWlWVWVIWWWWWMiV HONOLULU: LIMITED. Business 1 j Man s Handy Index CIVIL ENGINEER. Commisslo.! Merafianis J. P. COOKE Manager j JAMES T. TAYLOR, M. Am, Soc. C.E. Sugar Factor Consulting Hydraulic Engineer. i OPPICER8. July 38. WANTS H. P. Baldwin Probate Notices. HONOLULU. H. T. The Little jf President William O. Smith, administrator ids. with the Pig Results AGENTS FOR J. a. Castle Vice President estate of James W. Girvin, advertises W. M. Alexander. .Second Vice Petitions for Administration COLLECTIONS. The Ewa Plantation Co. Pres. for claims to be filed before July 28. The Waialua Agricultural Co. L. T. Peck Third Vice Pres. Ellen Kauhi, administratrix estate Tokiehi Funakura, J. of Joseph Alaikaloa administrator PAST DUE AGENCY Collectors of The Kohala Sugar Co. Waterhouse Treasurer Kauhi, petit ions estate Chiyokichl Funnkoehl, for right to adver- Claims and Accounts, Phone The Waimea Sugar Mill Co. E. E. Paxton Secretary sell part of estate to pay tises for Main WANTBD HOW expenses. claims to be filed before 383. 122 S. KING ST. SALE. The Fulton Iron Works, St. louis. w. u. omnn Director Hearing May 14. Par- July 28. sons. (,'ottase at beach, furnished or un- All in good condition: One oak ex- The Wahiawa Water Co., Ltd. A. D. Lindsay, administrator estate DENTIST. furnished, lor a month or two next dining cane-se- at The Geo. F. Blake Steam Pumps. Henry Waterhouse Trust Co, Ltd., tension table, twelve SUGAR FACTORS, of Antonio Gomes Romao, advertises summer. Address "T. G.," Bulle- Weston's Centrifugals. petitions for letters testamentary on chairs; two oak book cases, for claims to be filed before July 20. A. J. DERBY, D. D. S. tin office. 3liS2-t- f COMMISSION MERCHANTS and estate (will) or Sarah Savidge. Hear- glass fronts, both very good; one The New England Life Insurance Co. William R. Castle, administrator es ing May 27, 10 a. Boston Building, Third Floor. sectional book case; five chairs. of Boston. IKSURANGE AGENTS m. Robinson. tate of Mary Aim Pa, Two advertises for furnbhed front rooms, in desir Can be seen at Pacific Transfer The Aetna Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford, Jessie K. Kaae petitions for let- - claim., tn he fil,l Wnr o ti,. able locality, for two gentlemen, Co. 's 12C S. Conn. tors testamentary on estate (will) C. Warehouse, King St.; A gents ioi of. C. Kennedy, administrator estate Address "S. C. ll.'Mitilletin. Co. Hart- . unlus Kaae. Hearing May 13. 10 For Rent Tel. Main oS. 3C7,'1-- tt National Fire Insurance of of Sarah A. Kennedy, advertises for 3tiS0-t- Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. a. f ford. in. Robinson. j claims to be filed before July 8. Haiku Sugar Company. FOR RENT. Fine corner lot in Makiki. Curbing, The American Steam Pump Co. nose Aeven petitions for letters! Father II. Vnlentin Hawnll.-i- Paia Plantation. and HOUSE I'ool and billiard tables; must he In Le-on- ON PACIFIC HEIGHTS: water, fruit and ornamental tre testameptary on estate (will) of re trust Co., administrators estate of good condition. P. O. Box 7)3. Maui Agricultural Comnanv. Lcfalvre. Parlor, library, 3 bedrooms, din- nd all improvements. Two mlo & Hearing May 27, 10 John Ena, advertise for claims to be 3080-l- w Win. Irwia Co., Lt$ Kihei Plantation Company. ing room, utet' walk from cars and Punaboo 1 a., m, Robinson. filed before July 22 or within six kitchen, pantry and Hawaiian sugar Company. bath room. Servants' quarters. College. Address R. F., this office. Keaheaiaka petitions that letters months from the day they fall due. A hall, ono night a week, for Sympho- WM. G. IRWIN. .President and Mgr. Kahuku Plantation Comnanv. Stable. Lot covers 2 of administration on estate or Keknl Guy E. K. Swan and Alford L. Swan, acres. ny Orchestra to rehearse in. JNO. D. SPRECKELS..1st Vice Pres. Kahului Bailroad Company. The best and dry firewood can bo Xapuniehui issue to administrators estate of PER MONTH $20. 3(i79-l- W. M. GIFFARD 2d Vice Pres. her. Hearing Antoinette II bought at the Koko Firewood Cw. Haleakala Banch Company. May 7, Swan, UJi JUNG : H. M. WHITNEY Treasurer 10 a. m. Parsons. advertise for claims to be filed KUUSt STREET Woodyard, cor. 3 Nuuanu and PauahT Jessiu K. petitions let- before July 9. bed rooms, narlor. dining; Hoy to jewelry H. Cul-mai- i, RICHARD IVERS Secretary Kaae that learn trade. Sts ; 20 Pauahl St.; Phone Main W. C. ters testamentary Kamile Smith, room, kitchen, bath room. In 1 0G4 3(JS2-t- F. WILSON Auditor Brewer & Co., Ltd. issue to her on administratrix estate Fort. f 455. ni probate of will of Junius Kaae. Hear of William Smith, advertises for terior just refinished and made QUEEN STREET, HONOLULU, T. H. claim SUGAR FACTORS ing May 13, 10 a. m. Robinson. sto be filed with her before mosquito proof. Servants' quar- Three Castlts Cigarettes. A new 31. and AGENTS FOR: John Kevin petitions that letters June ters. PER MONTH $25. TO LET. shipment has been received. On of Bruce Cartwright, es- HOUSE ON WAIXIXI COMMISSION AGENTS Hawaiian Agricultural Co.. Ookala administration on cstnte nf .l:u.nh administrator ROAD: Modern stores, Knights of Pythl'is sale now by Fitzpatrlck Bros, and Sugar- Co., Kauiaa tate Mrs. Doraltila Kauwaa Paiko, ad- 2 k:drcon:s, parlor, 3C26-1- Plant. Onomea Sugar Co., issue to him. Hearing May diningroom. Hall building, Fred. Harrison block the Myrtle Cigar Store. I Agents for Honomu Sugar Co., Co.. 1.5, 10 vertises for claims to be Wailuku Suoar a. in. Hardy. filed befor k:t:hcn, bathrooin. Servants' corner Fort Pepeekeo Sugar Co., The June 10. and Heretania Sts., Oceanic Steamship Co., San Francisco, Planters quarters. Large lot. . Milch cows. Apply to the Dowsett Line of San from $20 per month. Apply Fro-1- Cal. Francisco Packets. L. Aseu and Tal Lung, administra- PER MONTH $15. Company, office of Hawaiian Trust Refining Co., San Fran LIST OF OFFICERS: Harrison on premises or P. O. B. Western Sugar Notices to Creditors. tors estate of Chins Jam Yeu, adver TWO COTTAGES ON WAIKIKI Company, Ltd., 923 Fort St. cisco, Cal. C. M. Cooke, President; George 184. . 3076-1- ! tise for claims to be filed before EEACH : 3677-l- Phila- Robertson, Vice and Mana- Baldwin Locomotive Works, President June 27. delphia, Pa. ger; E. F. Bishop, Treasurer and Sec- 3y Administrators Lot has 50 feet beach frontage. Large front room with, or without retary; W. Thos. H. Potrle, administrator es Ncwall Universal Mill Co. (Manufac- F. Macfarlane, Auditor; P. N. C. Willfong,' administrator es JfiiK MONTH $30. board, near Hastings and I'una-lioi- t. Pure White Leghorn and Plymouth C. C. M. tate of Soorge Turner Deacon, turers of National Cane Shred- Jones, Cooko and J. R. Gait, tate Martha Victor, advertises for adver "M. It.," P. O. li. 568. Rock eggs for setting. 1041 King der, York, N. Y. Directors. t.ses for claims to be filed bulore 35Sl-t- New claims to lie filed before Oct. 10. Co,, 3680-l- w near JfcCully St. f Pacific Oil Transportation Co., San June 26. Bishop Trust Goo King, administrator estate of Francisco, Cal. George II. Willlama, for Kahuku, Pang I'oy, advertises for claims to bo administrator LIMITED. Desirable stores in Masonic Temple, Leef cattle sale at Hawaii. ORANGE estate of W. D. Schmidt, advertlioB Spaid-ing- , Apply Col. Sam Norris, Waiohinu. filed before Oct. 30. 924 BETHEL STREET. Alakea St. Inquire oT E. I. 0 lor claims to be filed with him 3667-t- f P. bel'ors Trustee, Sprockets Bank. For Over Mahauhi, administrator estate of lune 11. 60 Years 3672-2- TOE Hope Mahauhi, advertises for and claims C. K. AI, administrator estate or C. discharge. Hearing May H, 10 to lie filed before Oct. 4. a. M Mrs. WinsJnw'a Ako, advertises for claims to be filed in. 'arsons. FOR REINT HUhop Co., Partly furnished house, Kalakaui . 8. F. Trust Ltd., adminis- witu him before L. Ah Jlip, iidministr.'ilor estate of Soothing June li. avenue, opp. Sunny South. Inquire - Syrup trator estate Cheap Fine, cool, mosquito-proo- f nas Been usert for over of Chas. A. (Jault, ad- Mark P. Robinson, es- Ah Wo, petitions for final accounting administrator ," this ollice. 3677-l- t YEARS by MILLIONS of Mothers vertises for claims to be housekeeping rooms, electric lights fortUeirCHlLDREN whileTSETH. limited, filed before tate of A. J. Lyon, advertises Tor claims and discharge. Hearing May 14, 10 with perfect success. Oct. S. fa.. mid hot bath. Phone Blue 132. lO, IT to be filed with her at Win. C. Yyon ni. Parsons. April Col- SOOTHES the CIIILD.SOFTENS 1st, cottage, 1618 3666-t- Ollie li. Taylor, administratrix es- Co., f &UESt,LAYS all .pain, General Aaent for Hawaii: Ltd., before June 4. Jacob Fernandez Morte, adminis- lege St. Inquire at 31 Heretania uuuu, and is tho tate of llenj. R. Taylor, R. L. r remedy Atlas Assurance Comoanv of Londnn. advertises Auerbach, administrator estate trator estate of Francisco Fernandez 3619-t- El bt for DIARRHOSA. Sold St. f Stable and carriage house. Phone g oy Druggists in every part of tho New York Underwriters' Agency. lor claims to be filed before Oct. 10. of Eva Hammer, advertises for clainu Morte, petitions for final accounting '"' i tor Airs. Providence Washington Insurance Co. i. iv. to Blue 132. 3635-t- C f Winslow's Soothing Syrupandw take ieuauia, administrator estate be filed with him before May 20 end discharge. Hearing May 20, Cottages in Christly Lane. Apply 4th FLOOR, STANGENWALD BLDG. V' ,WiI,'"!a!ll atlv;Rrtiat,s ior W. W. Hall, 'ot 10 a. m. Robinson. I'Li administrator estate Wong Kwai, Smith St., mauka Ho- $4.00 Rooms, good before Sept. 5. Hinnnlvt . A. locality. Phone v -"- "-"i uu i KOfO 1U1 J. Campbell, administrator es- tel. fin Old and Well LIFE Jessie Fernandcs. administrator es- - . ti Blue 132. 36,il-t- f irled Remttds INSURANCE p Mr ; cimms 10 ue filed with tate of Lavii'ia Kapu, petitions into ... iiainu-- ,' him before for uuverLises ioi May 28. Is not a Luxury; it is a Necessity. claims to be filed before Sept. 2(i. final accounting and discharge. House nine rooms, grounds 200x300 But you Must have the BEST Noa V. Aluli, administrator estate P. E. R. Strauch, administrator es- Hearing May 17, 10 is. m. Robin-t'o- n. Kaimukl. "II. (',.," P. O. Box 568. Shoeing, and is provided M. tate Honry WOOM AINU BOARD fiorse that by the famous of Polapola, advertises for claims of Gibson advertises fof 37S-l- m and most equitable Laws of to be filed claims to bo filed Masa before Sept. 27. with him before S. L. Kekiunano, administrator os- - Room and board in private family for chusetts, in the April 23. John H. Ntii, administrator estate late of S. Kekiiiuano. petitions for Newly furnished mosquito proof lady or gentleman. 1335 Wilder Av. of May T. fni- - ct By Executor. W. Nui. advertises final 1 Wright accounting and discharge. Hear- 2728-l- 3062-t- Co. rooms at 8 Vineyard St. f f to lie filed before Sopt David 0. Hulchart. executor estate ing May B, 10 LIMITED. iNew England Mutual a. m. Lindsay. Cecil Brown, administrator estate of Joseph Rust, advertises U A. J. Campbell, administrator estate 2 furnished front rooms at 1223 Em- have opened a of Kllzabeth Wright, advertises for o be filed before Oct. of Lavinia Kapu petitions for final ac- mtf'For Rent" cards on sale at horseshoe- ma St.; rent reasonable. 3101-t- f ing department in connec- Life Insurance Co,, claims to bo filed before Aug. 27. Janus L. McLean, executor estate counting and discharge. Hearing May the Bulletin office. tion with their carriage Klla E. Lyon, administratrix estate (will) of Mary Ann Gray, advertises 17, 10 a. in. Robinson. shop, etc. - OF BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS. J. P. Dins, administrator estate of Having secur- of Pa lieniamina, advertises for for claims to be filed before Oct. 22. ea tne first-clas- s If you would be fully Antone liotelho, petitions for final ac- services of a informed about claims to be filed with her attorneys K. Faxon Ulshop, executor shoer pre- tnese laws, address estate counting and discharge. Hearing May they are before June 14. of C. H. Bishop, pared to do all work in- advertises for claims C, 10 a. m. Lindsay. Ellon Kauhi, administratrix to be filed trusted to them in a first-clas- s estate with him before June 4. Executors' Petitions & Joseph M. manner. : : : ; ; ; : : Castle Cooke, Kauhi advertises for Libert Hubert Uoeynaems, execu- - Charles T. Rodgers, executor estate BENEKAL AGENTS, to claims be filed before August 26. tor estate Father Sylvester Stappers, ( f S'trah M. Roditers. net it ions for HONOLULU, T. H, Emily K. BUSINESS DIRECTORY WM. G, Ewaliko, administratrix advertises for claims to be filed be- - final accounting and discharge. Hear- IRWINjK0.,LTIj, estate Kaanaana Ewaliko, advertises fore Juiv 28. ing Juno 10, 10 a. m. Robinson. DAVID DAYTON for claims to be filed before Aug. 20. J. S. Rickard, executor estate Julia Elizabeth Hughes, executrix AGENTS FOR THE Harry es- T. Mills, administrator advertises for claims to be of estate of Matilda Hughes, petitions Royal Insur. Co. of Liverpool, 137 MERCHANT STREET. tate Henry E. Eng. Highton, advertises filed before July 26. for final accounting and discbarge. MUSIC Commercial Union tor claims be EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. Assurance Co., to filed before Aug. 12. Bruce Cartwright, executor will of Hearing May 20, 10 a. m. Robinson. LOTS FOR VV. Ltd., of London, England. SALE L. Stanley, administrator es- Mrs. Mrs. Hodgson, Or- Domitila K. Paiko, advertises for Luiz Rapozo Medeiros, executor of Teacher of Piano, Kelp supplied to plantations, families, Scottish Union & National Ins. Co. of IN tate of Thos. Gosland, advertises for gan and Singing. A KAPIOLANI PARK ADDITION claims to be filed with him before will of Manuel Silva, petitions for clear and intelli shippers and storekeepers. Sato & Edinburgh, Scotland. claims to be filed before Aug. 16. gent and Other Desirable Localities. June 10. final accounting and discharge. Hear- comprehension of the Theory of Ozawa, Phone White 2576. Wilhelma of Magdeburg In- Nina Eunice Oventien, General adminis- Kaai Kahoiwai, executor will ing May 20, 10 Music and how to perform it in a re 3638-t- surance of a. m. Robinson. f Company. HOMES FOR SALE tratrix estate of H. C. Ovenden. ad loane Kaiaikawaha. advertises for fined and graceful manner, with a thor vertises for claims to be filed before clui,ms to be filed with C. W. Ashford ough knowledge of counting, guaran- ON WILDER and GULICK AVES. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION. before May 22 Sales. teed to every pupil. Pupils prepared William I. bchmidt, administrator Ceo. H. Williams f for the teaching profession. Reai-'Jenc- e S. SAIKI, No Reasonable Offer Refused. oveentnr ctna Will be given by an experienced teach- ehiaie or w ad- - and Studio, 276 nneimine Schmidt, W. D. Schmidt, advertises for claim Sheriff Sales ISeretania St., er in the following; Bookkeeping, Bamboo Furniture Made to Order. vertises for claims to be filed before to be filed hrm-- .tnn between Alakea St. and Central Union with him n In the matter of S. Mahelnna and Shorthand, Latin, German and the Aug. 22. TO Church. See sign. 3641-ln- Annie Drnvn ovuKittMu tnfA f Hooluli, property i common branches. Call or address Picture Framing a Specialty. ICE Ahtonio M. Cabrinha, - in Honolulu, will administra- Joshua K. nrown n.lvertl.w. fnr oit.nU No. 610 S. King. 3643-t- f 563 S. BERETANIA ST, manufactured from pure distilled wa- tor be sold at public miction on May 11 Mr. Jas. Sheridan, estate of Luiz da Costa, adver-- to be filed with her attorneys befo-- e pianoforte tuner. TELEPHONE DL'JE 881. ter. Delivered to any Dart of citv bv at 12 noon at Kalakaua Hale, to the All should lie tises for claims to be filed before June 14 orders left at the Ha courteous drivers. highest for waiian News Co., Young REPAIRING. Aug. 15. . bidder cash. bldg. Phone p.,,.. 294 or cor. Alakea and Hotel Sts. ,; Clement Crowell, administrator es- - Alfred T. Brock, referee in bank- - Umbrea re.covered and bra8, Mike OAHU ICE AND ELECTRIC CO., tate David - Wffli Dior Crowell, advertises for luptcy, estate of Camara & Co., bank- L0CKSMTH, Fort St. claims to be filed before Land Court Tkl.4 ' Kcwalo. Ttleohone Blue 3151. Aug. 23. rupts, advertises for meeting of cred- g-- The best smoke sold in M. H. - i Reuter, administrator es- itors at 204 Judd building, May 10, See Hastings for repairs of Locks, this market. Try it. Ethel Keepers Abrams petitions for EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. tate of Hello Punihele, advertises tor at 4 p. m. Keys, Music Boxes, Sharpening of BUILDING MATERIAL registration and confirmation of title Claims to be filed before Aug. 2b. Fine Cutlery. Rear Union house-help- , HAYSELDEN TOBACCO COMPANY, Prill. For phone 2891, Ma- - Bishop Trust Co., to land in Honolulu. Hearing May White Alexander Bldg. OF ALL KINDS. Ltd., administra- klki- - General Young 28, 1 ; 30 p. Employment Office, tors estate Chun Afong, advertise for in. Weaver. BARHF SHOP. cor. DEALERS IN LUMBER AND COAL, Petitions lor Hearing Pensacola and Heretania. claims to be filed before Aue. 9. Fanny St ranch petitions to regis- , ...... T. .... ter and confirm title to land in Hono- For a nice, smooth shave call at the PLUMBING Dr. Uemura, & ividnuei reitas bllva, administra- - Administrators' Petitions ALLEN ROBINSON. lulu. Hearing May 28, 1:30 p. m. Criterion Shop, 1111 Fort St. Physician and Surgeon; Specialist Queen aHa, (Si'" My,1;l Street :: ;: ;; Honolulu. !Ti m RT,de da Silva, adminis- - Weaver. Yee sin3 Kee eye " i"T " r- Plumber and Tinsmith, diseases. Office, Uurotania near 86S ' iX PSUlt f J" "a S,,V" U'" jjjflf- For Rent" carat on Ml at Smith St., bet. Hotel before Aug l h"' Ethel Keepers Abrams petitions for and Pauahl 8 to 11 7 thn Bulletin o'fln 3"i(r,-t- Niiuauu. Hours: a. in., to Brow'o. ,'C,,t,nS fl"aI ""- - f 8 Cecil PKt- -. '.r tegistration of title to land in Hono- p. m. Telephone Main 420. Office admlnltr.tor " pnr ''''"''""1 n n Prof. Barron, cnai'ire. ntr Inno lulu. Hearing May 2S, 1:30 p. m. King nr. Alapai; hours: 1 to 3 p.m. of Beatrice Helen Chrlstley, adver Robinson Weaver. Telephone 46C. INSTRUCTOR IN SWIMMING AND tises for claims to be filed before! White Hema J. NobKit, administratrix es- ROWING. July 31. Daniel llebard Case petitions for tate or Wm. S. N'oblilt. petitions Esther K. Rutherford, for registration of title to land in Hono- Go," administra- final accounting and discharge. Hear- Honolulu Undertaking Apply for trix estate George lulu. Hearing May 9, 1:30 p. in. rates at Healani Boathouse Neon Ruther ing May 20, 10 a. in. Lindsay. PACFIC TRANSFER CO, ford, advertises for claims to be filed IVea ver. Carlos A. Long, administrator es- WELL before Aug. 7. CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE tale of Robert W. Holt, petitions for 1120 FORT ST. PHONE MAIN 179. Phone MAIN 147 Martin Campbell, administrator es The county authorities of I,os An- FOR THE final accounting and discharge. Hear- geles have unearthed evidence of traf- NIGHT CALL, PHONE BLUE 901. tate of William William Campbell, ing June 10, 10 a. m. He Bolt. fic in human bodies that has been go- We pck--. haul and ship yout advertises for claims to be filed he- - Jacob F. Morte, administrator es- ing on tor some time bv medical slu- - goods nd save you money. Honolulu Clothes lore Aug. 4 6 M. E. SILVA MANAGER j or within months of tate of Francisco I'. Moiie. petitions dcnls. The lli.ai'l of Supervisors have :ir:.-- a .t Driers in STOVE WOOD, maturity. i hlm in c ita! imi into COAL and for iiu.'l aci (ii ri inc. ami di i hai'e. 'e.n. KINDLINGS. Cleaning Co. A. D. iii jii:.l iiiii 'i.l to The Weekly Fdition of the Evening Castro, administrator estate Tscirina. May 2n. 10 a m. Robin on. iiiaiKr make it wwiu gives a i r t '.(' i r i!l Bulletin complete summary of of Jose Froiias N'arcinieiitr u.lvsr- - i.- I. Aii Hip. admin -i i of the news of the day. aior maic 'j in Prick Warehouse, Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin, tises for claims to be tiled before Ah Wo, petitions for final accounting ?tHt J2 KiaS St Phone Main T.3 Fire Job Printing at the Bulletin. j tG EVENING DVI.TjKTIN, HONOLULU, T. II.. SATUIUJAY, MAY ?, 11107.

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Personally Conducted It will not be a hit or miss plan, a turn loose proposition, but under the personal supervision of Mrs. WEATHERRED, who will arrange all details for the comfort of the Bulletin's guests. She will pay all the expenses, including trans portation, berths, meals, rooms at hotels, baggage transfers, etc. There will absolutely be no expense to the guests from the time of depart- ure until the arrival at Honolulu on the return trip. The Coolest Opened April 1st, 1907, and will Close Tuesday, July 30th, 1907 The successful contestants' names wilJ be published in the BULLETIN Monday, August 12, 1907 Outside islands will be notified by wireless August lO, 19C7.

THE RESULT OF THE FOURTH COUNT SCHEDULE RULE HONOLULU GIRLS AGAIN AD- - pace and is relatively a little ahead Of VANCED of her position last week. Rose Alo-ia- u Of Vote Credits The Contest is Kauai's young woman whose friends have begun to take more act- ive steps to move her up the list. The contest opened Monday, April when the count on Thursday after In every copy of the paper there DAISY TODD, Hilo 17 166,791 She and Lottie Jordan are advancing 1, 1907. and will close at 5 o'clock noon had been completed. The three $ p. m., Tuesday. July 30, 1907. The KUULEI HAPAI, Hilo 74 0oi regularly and each is said to have a will be printed a coupon which being final count will be made Saturday, Hawaii girls still hold the lead but EATTIE L. SAFFREY, Honokaa f4,472 strong local following. properly filled out with the name of August 10, 1307. Winners on the there has been a distinct movement HESTER LEMON, Honolulu 16,719 outside Islands will be notified by to the front on the part of the young MELIKA PETERSON, Honolulu 46,235 ! the party for whom it is desired to wireless. ladies who draw the larger share of EMMA ROSE, Honolulu 45.455 vote and deposited with the EVEN- their support from Oahu. LILLIAN MUNDON, Kauai, Kapaa 37,646 Emma Clark had over eight thou- L. CALLIE LUCAS, ING WHO MAY ENTER Honolulu 36,052 sand deposited to hei credit during BULLETIN Within 3 Weeks MARY K. NAILIMA, Hilo 34,045 the week and is said to have a heavy After the Day of Issue, cred- This contest is open to reputable WATTY E. HOLT, Honolulu 32,861 will be voung women bom lot coming in the near future. in the Hawaiian JULIA SENNA, Honolulu 32,850 Irene ited as ONE VOTE. Subscription Islands, e::cc;3t;ng' Speaking of support, it is remark- anyone in the KATIE SADLER, Hakalau, Hawaii 30,041 Boyd has held her position fairly immediats family of anv pnrson able to ncte the wide areas vote credits will be in from EMMA J. CLARK, Honolulu 28,868 well. There is no doubt of her be- allowed as the regular employ of the Bulletin which the young ladies secure their MRS. F. S. CLINTON, Hawaii ing a factor to be se- m Publishing Co., Ltl. 28,069 reckoned with votes. Daisy Todd gats votes from IRENE BOYD, Honolulu 24.871 riously. Honolulu and this week's advance of ALICE GREEN, Honolulu 20,054 Old and Now Subscribers will re- Emma Rose was largely made of MABEL CITING KAU, Honolulu 19,007 I" ceive the same number of vcten in up LIZZIE K. VICTOR, return fcr money paid in for renew- a batch of votes from Hawaii. Honolulu 16,051 als or for new subscriptions. LYDIA XAWAINUI, Waialua 15,593 And so it goes. The contest has EVENING BULLETIN PAULINE EVANS. Honolulu 14,323 hardly begun and the canvass is al- MISS L. ROSEWARNE, Honolulu 9,824 Votes. SUBSC2IPTI0H most as sharp now as ROSE AL0IAU, Kauai 8,674 it usually is Daily, 1 year $8.00 3500 COUPONS GOOD FOR And so it goes all along the line. ONE MONTH LOTTIE JORDAN, during the last weeks of previous Daily, The young women in the contest Kauai 6,980 6 months 4.00 1500 Subscription coupons will be good LOUISA K. HART, Wailuku 6,681 campaigns. The interest is wider. have Daily, 3 months 2.00 750 for one month after the of is- friends all over the Islands and dab ZELIE ROGERS, Honolulu 5,010 . There is the friendly interest in each Daily, 1 month sue; if coupons are it i3 proof that they are thoroughly 75 250 turned in tftsr ALEXANDRA DEFRIES, Honolulu 4,610 contestant, and back of that the con- the date of expiration appearing on representative of the Territory. Ev- MARIE PUNA WILLIAMS, Honolulu 1,821 the face of the coupon votes viction that the project of sending the will ery or.e of the contestants among the ORRILA K. RICE, Honolulu 1,337 j.ot be counted. if tkese young ladies is a splendid thing EVENING BULLETIN . first twenty has received votes from DAISY COLBURN. Honolulu . 965 for the Islands and its people. IT IS WILHELMINA WILCOX, Vote3. THE FINAL COUNT every Island of the Group. This Honolulu 950 LILLIAN 00D PROMOTION FOR HAWAII. Weekly, 1 year ir.nans that while the outside Islands KEAMALU, Honolulu 804 $1.00 425 The final count will be rcado by EMMA KERR, Honolulu 795 Weekly, 6 months 50 nr?. supporting favorites from each 200 three judges, selected from among KATIE FARRELL 790 those having no Use locality, there are friends everywhere. interest in JENNIE A. BOYER 750 Evening Bulletin and no active in- MABEL KINNEY, Honolulu 629 Just a word to the Smart-Aleck- s terest in any one of the candidates. .;. .;. GUSSIE CLARK, Honolulu 42 who waste their votes. One envelope The result of will be an- This Contest offers nounced by the judges and the SIX ADDIE HOSE, Maui 40 received this week contained about the largest This week's count finds Melika Pe- CANDIDATES having the highest in- ALEXANDRIA GERTZ 12 twenty votes for twenty different terson advanced into the front rank NANI MARSH number of (ppGrt unities of any dividual totals will be declared win- 7 persons. It was supposed to be fun- ners in this contest by the judges, and it was done largely with a mass CARRIE SCHOLTS, Maui . ; 5 ny. If any of these alleged funny ever held in Hawaii. There and from their findings there is no of single ballots representing single ROSE E. CROOK, Makawao 5 appeal. votes appear in the list, the patrons copies of the Bulletin. Miss Peter ALICE 0?I0 4 are Six First Prizes instead of Subscription accounts and every- BELLA JOHNSON of this papermay be confident that son and Alice Greene are the spe- 4 thing pertaining to this contest will SAI.LIE STILLMAN 3 it is because of an error on the part one as in previous events. The be open to the inspection of cialists on single ballots. Callie Lu- the ROSALIA DAVISON 2 of this paper, which will be promptly judges. cas has also made a sharp advance, X. MEYER winners will not only prove Any candidate withdrawing from 2 rectified. which indicates she will be one of LOUISE DE HARNE 1 the contest cannot have her votes tlisir popularity in their native counted for another. tbc strong favorites throughout the IVY TODD 1 Only one name shall be written contest. land but they will ba more is not too late good on any ballot, and transfers of votes It for repre- from one candidates to another will sentative young women to enter at greatly honored by representing rot be allowed. Riiy time. The last week is not too Mabel Ching Hawaii in ! Kau has kept up the the United States. " 9tamaKmmimmaatasucxmnmHmrmn mww wiMiIiMMmm.a--- . " " - -- Ja fl , m1OT rjwiMHM-y-'.i.jia- i yjy

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