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i LEGISLATORS GATHER FOR SESSION 1! Maui Delegation Keliinoi Not IRE MURDERED WjWuW fready Primed - by Milts I i nfka rhvi Ready To Quit

'. (Associated Press Cable.) RENO, Nev, Feb. 11. The bodies of four wealthy stockmen of Washoe Legislators Coifte With Well county were found today by searching His Friends Say Holstein Is parties. The men had been missing ederal Bench To several days. Evidence about the :;' Defined Measures bodies show that they were murdered, Not Sure of House The crime, is charged to band of out- Attorney-Gener- al Alexander Lindsay Lindsay, W. T. Rawlins nominated Present laws known to exist in the mountains. was endorsed for the position of judge Rreckons, Lorrln Andrews nominated Speakership ('lemons of the United States District Court, to and Joseph Ligbtfoot nomi- ' i nated Cooper. Cerrcspondenec.) arriving' afternoon per the DESTRUCTIVENESS succeed A. G. M. Robertson, by the. (Special Bulletin Into that Judge ilder, declaring that he was II. L. Holstein of Hawaii has no waii, and Dr. G. II. Huddy, Represen- WAILUKU, 10. Representative Cluuiiine, and Hon. (1. W. Kawaakoa, OF NEW SHELL Fib. Iloi.olulu Bar Association at a meet-- j making a personal statement but with- cinch on the speakership of the House tative, of Kauai, were among the legis- A.' K Tavares of Makawno, with bin weatlier-boiin- d at Alclele Gulch, where ' ing held this afternoon at 1 o'clock. out allowing personal feeling to sway that convenes next week. lators on the same liat. family, left for Honolulu by the steam- the late Mormon elder, Kirkman, lost (Associated Press Cable.) The vote was twenty-on- e for Lindsay, him, declared that he considered Mr. This Is what incoming legislators Carl S. Smith, chairman of the Re- er Oluudino lust Tuesday afternoon. his life recently, were both unable to WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 11 At thirteen for Charles K demons, and demons, from the standpoint of abil from the other Islands say, and the publican central crinvnittee of Kuwait Senator W. T. Robinson also left by be present at the meeting. However, a test of high explosive shells at In three each for d'ireuit Judge H. E. ity, the best of the candidates. fact Sam Kelilnoi's are county, aiult a leadinfl politician of the metropolis to were to favor the meas- dian Head testing grounds today, a that friends the same steamer for the they known dl-- Territory, also came over, nnd Rev. S. of big guru. Cooper and U S. District Attorney Attorney George Davis created a I working hnrder than ever indicates get ready for the coming session of the ures which were fully discussed and shell from one the testing i Breckons. version by declaring lie-- was L. Desha, former eh;jiiln, was another armor-plat- e a distance of that that they have not lost hope. Legislature, G. F. Affonso of adopted for presentation in proper form pierced at -- ;' lion. The Attorney-Ol- i neral's name was against Lindsay. of the illticlans. lias-singer five miles. Kvery boat from the other islands llilo, with his family, was also a to the coming session of the Legisla- Monday and 'Jluesdnia, will sprung as a dark horse, but a ma.tor'ty "This is the last time I shall active now Is bringing in legislators, and by 'u a on the same steamer. Senator ture. day for the poirieiaiiWoT leglnk. of the members of the bar ha 1 be.-- ly participate In the meetings of this tomorrow night practically all will be Phillip Pull and Re presentatives the Amendments Wanted. RECIPROCITY IS On Monday the Repul'can Senators well prepared for the action, and all association," declared Davis. "It Is in Honolulu. Most of the Hawaii del- Hons. Ed. Walaliolo and Jos. Cockett The proposed amendments' to the 3 of went to Roh-ei'tso- n really my turn for Job, but though will caucus at o'clock, and the Re- even,-- TAFT'S THEME the support that Judge this egation is here now, having come here, will take the Mauna Kea this " county act were as follows: publican 4 o'clock. -. I have worked for years House members at , ' to. Justice. Hart well fifteen tor the either today or previously, and Speak- in;,-- while Senator S. R Kalania and 1. Repeal the law fixing the amount ' The program or organization, the pat- (Associated Press C!mle. I went today for Lindsay, with few ex- good of the association, no one has er has been here for week.' Representatives, Samuel Keliinoi and of salary for deputy sheriffs and Holstein a ronage proced- SPRINGFIELD, III., Feb. 11. Pres ceptions. Although the balloting was offered it to me." - and a lot of legislative !. W. Kawaakoa will leave for Hono- amount of their bonds. Keliinoi, Holsein's opponent for the Is up ident Taft today addressed the Legis secret, the Lindsay element was open- Chairman Thompson declined to al- ure to be discussed. oil the steamer Mikuhala tomor- Repeal those portions of the county speakership, will lie over from Maui lulu lattire here, speaking strongly in fa ly In the ascendant. low Mr. Davis to talk further and a It is probable that the caucus of the row afternoon. Hon. G. P. Cooke of act and all laws exempting appointees tomorrow with the remainder of the Oahu delegation will not he held. It vor of the Canadian reciprocity bill. nt Frank K. Thompson, secret ballot was taken, the vote on Molokai was In Wailuku this week on of the sheriff from receiving the ap- Maul delegation. Senator Philip Pall, h cau- In opening the meeting, stated that the the first trial being Lindsay 21, ('lem- is it that If the Oahu delegation way to home from I 111 o. proval of Hoard of Supervisors of Representatives G. P. Cooke and E. his his the president of the association, I). L. ons 3, and Breckons 3. A motion cuses before the Legislature convenes, appointment. Place the appoin- HOUSE FAVORS it Waiaholo came in on the Mauna Kea, The Republican executive committee their Wellington, had received a cabli'd re- make the endorsement unanimous WK: it will look like an attempt to stand tees of the county sheriff on the same CANADIAN MEASURE all of Maul, were on the Mauna Kea. of Maul county Hon. II. P. Baldwin, quest from Delegate Kuhio asking the made, and Davis was the sole oppo- apart from the other islands, nnd lead- plane appointees of all other elec- T. Brown, Representa- ing de- chairman, nnd Charles AVilcox, secr- as bar association to endorse a successor nent. Senator John members of the Legislature are officers. (Associated Press Cable.) etarymet at their headquarters in tive were will to tives J. P. Hale, J. K. Yates, of Ha sirous of harmony for this session. WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 11. The to Robertson. When nominations The endorsement be cabled Wailuku last Tuesday afternoon with 2. Provide for calling special meet- Canadian reciprocity bill was today called for, A. L. C. Atkinson nominated Washington at once. legislative members from Maui to ings of the board by its chairman or the by Mrs. Fred A. II lues and the visiting measures which will a majority of its members. favorably reported in the House the consider various ladies, at her i ome, l'LTi Kewalo street. by 3. Require the newly-electe- d Hoard ways and means committee. be introduced Into the Legislature At 8:30 o'clock p. m. the traditional PUBLIC HEARING Cooke, the Maul legislators. Hon. G. P. (Continued on Pasre 8) OFFICIAL PROGRAM FOR SDRINERS banquet will be held at the Seaside BANKER ROTHSCHILD Hotel, Waiklki Beach. Music by Kaui's DIES IN VIENNA Glee Club. WILL BE GIVEN Sunday, February 26. OAHU DROPPING - lllli GUNS FOR (Associated Press Cable.) The final ollicial program of the vis- sonic Temple and prepaid for the Automobile or truin trip (as weath- ' Austria, Feb. 11 Baron VIENNA, itation of the Shriners who will be the Ceremonial Session in the Temple, er permits) to Haleiwa Hotel, Wala- a member of the Is- - Albert Rothschild, guests of Aloha Temple has been At the conclusion of the lirst section lua, for luncheon, which will be fol- NOW rich banking firm of that name, dioJ sued. t llilo, the Nobles and their ladies lowed by a visit to the pineapple plan- Those who are Interested 1ft !f FORTIFICATIONS RAPIDLY here today. $ Some changes have been made from'"' for the Volcano, House tation. Return to Honolulu about & the commercial upbuilding of ' members, $ S4 the tentative plans previously given After dinner all of the party o'clock p. m. Pearl Harbor will be given a RYAN on the ollicial pro- will leave for the crater toi View the Monday, February 27. public hearing In the offices of" dropped again ARCHBISHOP out. The last word ' tons the Oahu Sugar this molten lava. Ample time will be giv- Major R. R. IT. A S At least two hundred of gram follows. The details will be "al- In the morning at 9 o'clock, auto- 'f Wlnslow, S. morning, the trend of the stock mak- (DEAD IN PHILADELPHIA $ ' .freight .that is being removed from the en the ladies to view this wonderful mobile to Oahu Sugar Mill and In the McCandless building. The "R u 1 1 ri's lowed out to the letter: ' trip American-Hawaiia- ing it apparent that the e t,pacoiis holds of the n sight; they will then return to the. Pearl Harbor. Return to Honolulu meeting will be held on Tues- - tip that the estimate for the year ha I Tuesday, February 21. Volcano House. with- 1 i freighter Alaskan, now at the PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 11. Arch- After their' about noon. day. March 7. nt 10 o'clock in been reduced is correct. Little vi.s At the time arriv- drawal the concluding - railway wharf, consists of big gun car- Pntris-'- the Wilhelmina's section of the 9 p. m., r the morning. I htsinn John Rvan "hr At o'clock grand Shriners' sold, for purchasers were wary, :.n Ih announced by usual Ceremonial Session be on ' riages to be Installed at the hc -- al the whistles. will held Major Wlnslow . t Hotel, stated this humr-wen- t todiay. - ball at the Seaside Wulklkl the small nmount that changed the Reception Committee will immed- the floor of the Crater, and 'the ' United States fortilicatlons. j . Beach. Music by Kaal's Glee Club. morning that he had received'; at 25..r.0, 25.25 and finally 25. i. report Matson wharf, Novices conducted upon pilgriin-foo- The heavy material will receive lately at the their t Instructions from Secretary ,oT S Is Tuesday, February 28. dollar and a half below what started SENATE APPROVES of N'uuanu street, to hoard the age across the burning sands of the v prompt discharge. One big item in the At 1 o'clock p. in., starting from the War Dickinson, asking that the the week at. yacht Ktilamanu II, to go out nnd desert. 'Alaskan cargo was a consignmen1 of SAN FRANCISCO'S CLAIM Alexander Young Hotel, auto trip to public sentiment of the peoprp!" meet the visiting Nobles and their Friday, February 24. 4- - SOUO pieces of tlnplato to be converted Walalua has recorded arise, and Eivh the Nuuanu Pali; thence to Aqua- here, nnd particularly those who The Royal Hawaiian Hand Breakfast at the Volcano House; re- the into cans in which the famous Hawai- Is ulo stronger than usual, but there (Associated Presc Cable.) ladies. rium; from thence to the Moana Hotel, have Interests In iTftr-counti'- WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 11. The will go out on the Matson tug from turn to llilo, where the members of ian pineapple will be carried to Hie Is a waiting tendency on the part of where the visitors will be treated to surrounding Pearl Harbor, may ' S on Senate today adopted the San Fran- the same wharf. The Arab Patrol Aloha Temple, who preside on the Is- homes of thousands of consumer slock purchasers. If bad weather surf-ridin- g In canoes, bathing, etc. The be heard. The construction 6T cisco resolution for the Panama-Pacifi- c will report at the Matson wharf, land of Hawaii, will give a reception S the mainland. The tinplate shipment should continue, further slumps in the Kaal Glee Club will be In attendance. wharves for commerchil puri exposition without a single voice dressed in white uniforms, to await to the visiting nobles and their ladies. ? poses is reported to be the largest ever stocks are to be expected. Wednesday, March 1, j will come up. TheNoeet- raised in opposition. This is the final the Wllhelinlmi at .the dock. The A street parade of the otlicers and no- brought to the Islands in a slngo bot- The Wilhelmlna Ing will have nothing to do with Klpahulu plantation, a close 'corpor- act in the great controversy. Automobile Committee will ho on bles of Aloha, with a drill by the Arab steamer will sail for tom. San 10 m., ? the construction of the naval ation, held Its annual meetlpg this hand at the same time with their ma- Patrol, will be given. Hoard steamer Francisco nt o'clock a. when Captain Patterson reports a f iV pas- $ docks. , p si morning & re- convey Poten- all nobles of Aloha Temple, with their at II. Hackfeld Co.'s, chines to the Imperial Wilhelmlna for return trip to Hono- : sage down from Puget Sound. The MEXICAN REVOLUTIONISTS ladies, will be expected to on ? electing its officers. tate, Fred A. llines, and the visiting In evening us pos- be the brought freight the Mast ' lulu us early the steamer from 9 AGAIN VICTORIOUS Nobles to their hotels. wharf to give the visitors a fitting coast of the United States, in d.Klm,; On the Hawaiian exchange, Oahu sible. In at 2 o'clock, nt farewell ALOHA NUI OR. 4 the afternoon, the Saturday, February 25. nhipments that left New York by I no was reported at 2!i and brokers on (Special Cable.) JAMES S. McCANDLF.SR, Dewey, Bulletin Seaside Hotel, Waiklki Beach, Mrs. Arrive ut Honolulu about 11 o'clock Tncoma; F. V. Rckstrom, American on December 15 and Hi 3 II this exchange stated that they were MEXICALI, Feb. 11. This town was James S. McCandless, assisted by the parade Temple Illustrious Potentate; South Ruffe; L. D. Farmln. Siiud-poin- t, on December 21. In cal'mg at trying to buy, without success, The captured today by Mexican rebels. The a. m. Street of Aloha ladles of Aloha Temple, will hold an ., 2 p. CHART. MURRAY, George Fllmer, San Franchwo; following changed hands: 5(1, start l(rntl.v nt o'clock m ports after leaving Sallna Cm;, shares Mexican officials have fled across the - C. C. T)a-- I't informal reception, to give the visit novU.pf( wm rep.t-Masoni- c Recorder. Fletcher, Aberdeen, South " picked addition, l 150 and 100 all ut 25 4. border. Th Alaskan "up much oppor-- 1 kota; Mr. ing Nobles, and their ladies an Tlim,J ,,, ,.lt'er than, 1 VoU)ck. n. m. nnd Mrs. R. A. Fletcher. freight. The vessel will sail freni :1c Onomea sold at 34, Twenty-eight to l Rochester; Mrs. 1,6 tunity meet the Nobles and ladles (,(i(.o ,,, ,VI.S jn!cYuige,pf No-o- f Fverything on Motley II. Flint, Islands with. about. 12,0(10 tons of sugar was bid for Kwa without any sales. the coast Is going . Aloha. A limit or feast Angeles: Mr. and Mrs. M. THOMPSON BESTS' Hawaiian K ,.v ,,.,..0.1.; ihe 'nohles of snioojhly for the big Shriners' excur- Samuel ' will follow immediately after the re-- 1 Foster, Fort Wayne; G Ceb-hnrd- t, PAPKE ON POINTS A,()m ..fp,,. lltl n visiting nobles sion, nccording to news received by Charles ceptton. at same place, all San Mr. ' '" " the for llt xUe Opera House at Juntos S. McCandless, Francisco; and Mra. . iv. w, nnmhu. Potentate of ' local visiting Nobles and their Alexander Gllllland, Piltshurg; rf'Mf. (Special rr Cable.) nd. n) Thl. nillcers and Arab. P- - Aloha Temple, yesterday. A big hunch Man Who Read Roosevelt's hulletln ladies.i Music by Hawaiian band '.nd Mrs. Phillip D. Gordon, SYDNEY, Australia, Feb. ,11. the ,((. A(oh M m(Ht a( tne 0 will he in on the Wilhelmlna. Montreat; Glee Club Mr. and Mrs. George Jhft-1&- Johnny Thompson received the deci- and Kaal's 1 ' II. Green House nt clock, to robe and prepare Mr. McCandless yesterday received sion over Papke today In the' evening the Shrinprs will at Mr. nnd Mrs. Otto F. Grundei, in a for the iiarnde.' The line of march will the following list Palm Is Visiting Honolulu the Elks' Carnival at the Alakea of Shriners booked Sa Tlancisco, F. V.' Hanee. Los contest. The arena was packed to overs tend be: Fnwthe Opera House to Alakea on st,reet wliarf. the excursion: Alleles; Mr. Mrs. A. flowing with spectators, among whim street, ip Alakea to Here- - and Fred Mines Wednesday, February 22. Reretanla, Georgo P. Akerly, Vacaville; George L. famous and of such men Admiral Dewey, were many Americans. I.os Angeles; Dr. N. F. MlrUi. J.os Carl Perln, author as Alice tania to Fort street, Fort to King, King A. , At 10 o'clock a. m., the Floral Pa-- 1 Arnold, Vacaville; Henry Rader, Angeles; S. E. Holladay, Oakland.-- palmist, Is one of the recent arrivals Roosevelt, Nicholas Longworth, Roose- to the Capitol, thence to the Opera rade will be viewed. Elks' Carnival Tacoina; William M. Beamish, Mr. and Mrs. ,T. K. Hoover. Denver: in the city whose coming assures those velt himself, the late Governor Altgeld Mouse, where the ceremonial session Is OXFORD WINS In the evening. Promptly at midnight j Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. George E. Ben- Miss Hoover, Denver; R. 0. Klin-hroug- who are Interested in sclentillc palm- of Illinois and Carter Harrison of Chi- will be held at the conclusion of all Nobles ladles who intend the nett, San Francisco; Mr. Mrs F. Korhel, the, Hclence occult a cago. FROM CAMBRIDGE nnd their and Sacramento; A.' istry and of the j Pfra.lo. to visit llilo and the Volcano, wilt Frank W. Bilger, Oakland; Mr. and Miss Elsa Korbel, MIsa Elma l'orhel, most Instructive season. "I nin' no fortune teller," said Prof. At 3 o'clock p. m., the visiting indies ( Special Bulletin Cable.) board the Wilhelmlna from the Ala Mrs. Louis Blaylock, Dallas; Mr, and San Francisco; Eugene Korn, San Mr. Perln scorns the Idea of fortune Perln. "I have spent my life studying LONDON, Feb. 11. Oxford will meet at the Alexa'nder Young Ho- defeat J ket street wharf. A private entrance Mrs. John W. Boyle, Utica; A. C. Francisco; Dr. nnd Mrs. Curl Kntr. telling as associated with palmistry, palmistry and the peculiar manifesta- Cambridge today in a tel and wlH then be by will he provided by which to board taken the Brode, jta Angeles; Mr. and Mrs Los Angeles; A. K. Lanynn, Pitts- lie bundles the subject purely as a tions of the occult. It is a most at- ladles of Aloha Temple to the game of Association football. The score the steamer. visit Richard D. Bronson. Los Angeles; burg, Kansas; Miss I.anyan. Pitts- science, and he Is famous the world tractive study and there are moro peo- 3 2. Bishop and gar- was to Thursday, February 23. Museum the beautiful William S. Brown, Pittsburg; Miss burg, Kansas; J. Benton Iegg:it, over. He has read the hands of roy- ple studying it today, giving It honest, grounds The Pilgrims will arrive nt llilo dens and of the Hon. S. M. Jean Brown, Pittsburg; Mr. nnd Mrs, Butte; Mrs. Leggat, Butte; Azro N. alty, and assignments given him by thoughtful, careful study than ever be- Is no (lav in (lie Moanalna. There year more about 1 o'clock p. m, The Nobles of !""'. W. R. Bush, I.os Angeles: Fred Clay, Lewis, San Francisco; Nelson Lewis, metropolitan newspapers I to Ainerl-call- s the of fore. have come Honolulu for a worthy of being oltM'rvt'd by Temple .visiting Nobles t k !' itouert San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. William Seattle; A. ' Aloha and the ,"" Mr. and Mrs. Matthew include readings of the hand stay." limn Washington's Klrtlidny. r n Informal reception to wlll immediately repair to the Ma- - "w Crocker, San Francisco; Dr. anil Mrs. (Continued on Page 4.) EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., SATURDAY, FEB. 11, 1911.

compelled to lay over at Hilo the 1 ' ' Masonic LOCAL AND A T71 vessel was ohliged to pull out 'in to j ARRIVED CRAMPS, CYSENTERY Temple TJ the bay owing to high seas and gales.' GipQ Friday, Feb. 10. A portion of the Hilo freight had to IT -- i I mm!; v I :i i'ii nrn'ro The telephone . .!., ,v.. ; Bulletin number f l.n,c ul.iLii,iih..u.licl, rA i,.l. iK. ua ilI. p AND DMRRIlip ,!,, niniia ciiuria M s S a p. m. have not been changed with the loca- was impractical to lay at the wharf. tion of the paper. They Saturday, Feb. 11. remain the As the permitted cargo I weather wa S.in FVfinfi Wfn I n Hun XT C TL'n rm wnillini' hml Vi v r i o n i r cur-- WecKly same as printed in the telephone dire- CITY TRANSFER CO. unleaded into scows ' Calendar JAS. H. LOVE and towed to the g U1 '. ro.indings, indigestion, exposure to ctoryBusiness office, 225G; a editorial wharf. For a while on Thursday run-dow- n e last S:il!na Crnz via s.m Fraiu,iac, nni, cold or wet while in a eon-th- rooms, 2185. Mauna Kea ventured alongside -- dition, citing unripe fruit or drinking Seattle Alaskm ' A II S ' S 7 a ' n ' , " impure dys- - the wharf only to pu'I away again, i'in . ,',J water will cause cramps, , c. 11. rl I.-- ,, x . J 11 Now li::t:n at - VTULVIJ U1U UlUI HUCTil, WHICH Mill dreases Jordan's. mu luinjwiiif, h.i. jh irci.mn except EfnlI- a m $4 ' promptly checked get rapidly worse Autos, per hour, lewis Slaolep. fertilizer was discharged. There was , I.. I . n ...... i. J - and end by the patient dying from Special 'fry a case of Piuecmr. It is pure a succession of heavy tain squills DEPARTED I f oi exhaustion. )i. ii. Phone l.r,57. the return voyage until after the ves- ! i- lluild up and strengthen the system I.iiH.Ji. l- Sk.U J. Beautiful stylos !n now htppiinig Friday, Feb. 10. lli, I). T1TI.1..1.A.. linen drosses sel had pn'sed Muhuknna. ..dun- I..fV..'n i 1 '" vnunnrj- TllESDAYj 111. ,.,,,. .... iuiciYiuu showing at Jordan's. Eat i.,.Kli' l. ,,1 Valentines, new ituck, just received H il 3 Shipping. Hawaii via Maui ports Claudine, dysentery, cranms. cholera, conues- - stmr., ,r. p. m. ' " W'ull, Nichols Co., Ltd. Shipping at the port of Hi,Io for tion, diarrhoea, sunstroke, heart fail- - . l :y may Kauai ports W. G. 5 ure, pros-- p. Dr. Carey, dentist, has resumed the past week Included the American-Hawaiia- n Hall, s mr, malaria, chills, fevers, heat THURSDAY: snniv m. and practise at 307 Host on building. freighter Columbian arriv- trations all other complaints Saturday, 11. which are so common. Friday?;' t Whitney & Marsh announce a great ilrafiFs ing there on Thursday morning, tak- Feb. Sail remnant sale to begin on Wednesday ing sugar and ready for departure to- Francisco Manchuria P. M. S. SATURDAY: S., 11 a. ' Dufly's next. FLASH FROM TWO WINDJAMMEHS day provided the weather did not m. Pure Malt Whiskey j Alalia liiiplcr . 8 -- 4 Lei "f Remnants of all descriptions on grea'ly interfere with ioad'ng sugar. Regular. i PA8SEN3EH8 ARRIVED is an absolutely pure sale at Whitney & Marsh's next Wed- The American schooner Mahukona distillation of ) V " malted grain, great care being used nesday. was reported as having arrived from Per s mr. Manna Kea,7'T'from Hilo to have every kernel thoroughly Hotel Arlington remodeled. of Grays in and way ports. ; All Tialtlng members of tne entirely Falls Clyde Now Here Is Scheduled for Early Installa- Haihor distress. The ve isel Feb. 11. Mrs. S. II. malted, thus producing a liquid food, Matlliay, Order are cordially Invited to Rooms lien I) furnished. Hot and tion Lurline Brought Army Supplies Manchuria Has and cargo of lumber are bound Sir New Mrs. F. I.otz, Missej Kilby tonic and stimulant, requiring no di- - attend meetings of local lodge cold hat lis. Caledonia. The schor.n r Gamble (2), Jas. Black and wife, R. Camp- - Station, in the form of a medicinal Scales and weights adjusted accu- Sailed With One Hundred .and Thirty Cabin Passengers.. there on Monday with a full bell and wife', E. H. King and wife whiskey- - Its palatability and free- - ' l,om rately by F. 11. Webb, Cunha's Alley, Mauna Kea Met Nasty Weather. shipment :f lumber. The bark Albei t W. C. Bowles and wife W If Wilson llom inJ"rious substances render ll 80 that il can be hy King street. wns reported in the and wife W C, r Whitnov retainell the harbor and the nw8t SGIlsitiv stomach. It brings Meet on the Pay cash and ask for green stamps. Wireless messages being sent The includo:-receiv- e and Viilo, r - and freight f.r Honolulu schooner Oceania Vance wns dis- Mt TniWollf, S. A. Broad- mto action the 2nd and 4th They're free. Call at the show rooms all vital forces, it by a sa'ling vessel is n ;t about three thousand five hundred charging lumber at the railway wharf. bead, F. E. Jenkls, E Jtnkens, D. makes digestion perfect and enables Mondays of and see what you set free for of you beyond the pale of leality in the cue tons and this at least two thousand The weather throughout the week was a. Aiaciultop, J. A. Workman, to get Iroin the food you eat all each month stamps. tons will be taken care cf by the very stormy according to Mrs. Pan, J. P. JIa'.e, wife and child, the nourishment if contains. least two well wind- - report from K, of immigration is now at of known .Llll-l.t- 1, at P. Hall The board T'llfn1 Qlollo r.1irn.lA.m idIc. i. . lllirurt,. TJliOL.r. 1T A. M. Its 8ent!e anil invigorating proper- - j .....Y,.,.., tl.nfr ' ijiiti, 11 in.i.ni.i i mi iim in lilt; millllll lr Cabrinha, Rev. S. L. Desha, report to Governor uiui iiiauu ..n,r..t.. ,...r,,rn ni.ai lea tles illn,U!Ilcc every impor- - 7:30 P. M. preparing its jiiiuuiia lunula: ; ment. In sailing from the Hawaii port, the W. O. Dengsen Peter I ct J K for e"J r 1 will bo completed in a few between the l'oclfic coast and liono- - " Frear. It Of I Yates, Miss Rowland, M.'s MARINE ENGINEERS' i.,i.;. ! . ; the eleven antoni'dies six art Mauna Kea sighted ho barkentlno uihi, B. X'liUsU? . , " ' ! doctors of Lo days. m v von-llam- xVT' Z i . ', .' ' , , , for E. O. Hall, 2 for Irmg.ird in Hawaii channel. vhnnn r iCNEFICIAL i D,r Gcrse me'licin. 'nurea, and Vople , every-- , AFSIATIOH. cor- Matsumoto, a Japanese of Moiliili, ', ciationi 1 on n g and the remainder belong tai ONoill and R. II.m'Benrose, J. D. where unite in commending M-th- , Duffy's days j raihv.a.V wharf complet-- dially invited. died this morning, altera few of tmri n n e w neroThe Old Order Char.gjth. Tucker, Miss A. Hattie, T. A. Burin- - Pure Malt Whiskey ins 'be discharge of a large ship a perfect tonic illness. He will be buried this after bringing their own machines for bet- There has boon much na'isfacthm ingham. Z. K. Meyers, C. S. Smith and stimulant, the one true medicinal 1. ment of fuel , oil Is slat?d for an early HARMONY LODGE, No. 3, 0. 0. F. noon. among trans-Pacif- ic wife, wlliskey. It is a1 promoter or , tor conducting a tour of the islands. expressed those- Miss E. Balymplo, Mrs. W. F. health i ' In si a Hation-'- of wireless. Tho siste,' and longevity, For distilled water. Hire's Root One sack of later mail was receiv- passengers traveling in Pacific Mail makes the old feel Meets every Monday evening at drinks. ship Marion Chilco't also belonging Reinha'rdt, the young 8tro Beer and all other popular ed by the postodicn oflieiaR steamers over the ab lishment of Miss M: Maguire, Mrs. w! n?igUf,keei,S I. O. 0. F. Hall, Street. up Phone 2171. Consolidated to the fleet of vessels operated by f:80 In Fort Ring The Lurline has cargo for Kahnlir. number of obnoxious orders and re Fernandez, Jno. T. Brown and son, tho re- Sold in SEALED BOTTLES ONLY PAUL SMITH, Secretary. Soda Works. Associated Oil Company will gulatiims W. IL T. and Port Allen, and will be given a pertaining to the treatment Hnnelson, Harada, John Be sure you get substi-Hin- d, CAMERON, Noble Grand. ceive a liko installation of wireless the genuine; J. G. B. All visiting Elks will confer a favor inick dispatch for island ports, of passengers. Former rulings H. Gorman, Jas. T. Taylor II. lutes and if present plans not miscarry. email imitations are injurious. All vteltlng brother very cordially upon Honolulu Lodge No. 616 by mail- do at ing from tho Rosenberg, M. Greelibm h, D. Keku- - j Write for medical booklet i San Francisco office ' and doctor's Invited. ing Mr. Jas. I). Dougherty their names It is well Known that lor years advioe'' bolh Bellt free.' B p Number Sail Coastward. compelled the almost complete isola- ewa, T. II. Kelley, Mrs. Geo. Rutt- - The Duffy and place of residence. tho Falls of Clyde has been provi Co- "."Chester, N. Y One humlro l a id Ihiity-f- l e c ib'n tion of omcei-- from tho pissengnrr man and 2 children, J. C. Foss, Dr.'u )Vliiskfy - 0AHU LODGE, No. 1, X. of P. On account of connecting a new with an u, to date electric light ii.issrngers joined the Pacific Mail A ruling that compelled the travele llorndon W. K. Osulia, T. I.I. "hi switchboard at the power plant of the plant. II is claimed on hoard thai ' liner Manchuria at Honolulu and sail- to use none other than the steamer C. II. Waterman, Mrs. R. Lindsay, Meets every first and third Fri- Hawaiian Electric Company all cur- vessel that tl.o cost of operating anil day ed by that vessel for San Francisco at chair provided by the company wa S. M. Kanakanui, W. Dwindle, E. evening at 7:30 In K. of P. Hall, rent will be shut off tomorrow be- maintaining a wireless plant would PASSENGERS EXPECTED. oleven o'clock this morning. done away with following tho round C.eisecke, A. K. Ting S. Kiinla, O. corner Fort and Beretanla. Visiting tween the hours of 8 a. m. and 12 m. add bat very little more expanse. 1 A large - tv;l' rnada by Vice Gen Bums, 0. P. Cooke, W. B. Perry, J. Am. rotheri cordially invited to attend. th.5 force of stevedores swarm- President and Per bk. Andrew Welch, from Miss Spencer, head milliner for the is more than likely that when 011,1 ed over the ship throughout night Manager Schwerin. There is not HacSott, Mrs. Hind, P. Pali wile and San Francisco W. F. Bolcourt, A. D. S. DECKER, C. C. Sachs Dry Goods Co. returned on the Falls of Clyde makes her next last O. S. and this morning. They a ''"ciiic Mall liner calling at the port daughter, J. B. McSwanson. J. Wil- Peers, Mrs. Peers, Mr. and Mrs Q. F. HEINE, K. It. Sierra from an eastern buying trip. o!T the Hawaiian Islands a nude short work of sixteen htm lied tons Eenernl ' Hflnolnlu but carries a gentleman son, K. Waiaholo. wife and 2 chil- Holland, C. J. Ripley, Mis3 E. Hen- The new styles for spring and sum message from tho air, may bo picka! ,y derson, Dr. , IAWATIAN 1BIBE, No. 1, 1. 0. B. M. cargo which has made a respect able staff of 1icers. It is a pleasure dren. Mrs. WVaholo. Rowat'. mer wear now being shown in the up by Kahuku .station. It is said thai p. showing at nioct PU'-- officials and now it is Per M. S. S. .JJanrhuria, from fashionable millinery establishments such a plant would prove of inesti- Alakea wharf. PASSENGERiS DEPARTED. Meeta every first and third Thurs- Tho freight loft at port "I" t0 Pacific Mail men lo make Hongkong via Japan ports For Ho- were carefully looked over by Miss mable value to tho owners not o.il.v this comet ag.-eea- Mr. days of each month at Knights of fioin various points throughout th, ""'mscives e to patrons am I nolulu: and Mrs. R. Dalziel Mad Per stnir. W. G. Hall, for Kauai y Spencer, and the selections ma lo will to determine tho rcla ive position of Pythias Hall. Visiting brother! cor-fil- Far East. The consignnnnt thev aro no longer forbidden to speal ame Calve, G. Gasparri, Miss, Miss L. ports, Feb. 10. H. A. Bishaw. be correct in stylo and detail. the vessels while at sea but also as- includes: Invited, attend. v IS3H pligs m li-- 3 eases silk or mere travelers. Marked improve Imhoff. Through: R. J. Archer, Rev. Per stmr. Claudine, for Hawaii and The special legislative committee of sist In deciding upon the amount oi god, Foster, sachem. 1 F. S Curtis, Mrs. F. Ma"'P orts, Feb. 10. " Hy lot of pig Iron 1270 bales cimnlm. ment is al.o noted in the S. Cult's. 0. A. Mrs. Kaia, Miss the Chamber of Commerce, Merch oil each vessel be gicn f ir ca:g). ' Kaia. V. TODD, O. of R. 90 cases oil. 105 f,r, tion of Hie entire sliip since the mem Curtis, Miss L. N. Durvee Dr. A ants' Association and Planters' Asso rolls matting orable of Manager Fahmy, Mrs. Fahmy and child, Prof. Per stmr, Mauna Loa, for Kona and Si-- ohests tea, 7288 pkgs rice, 1700 tubs tour General Sch IONOLUXU 140, . ciation will not hold another meeting Shrir.ers Gather at Francisco. Kau ports, 10 ARIE, 7, 0. shoyn and 281 werin. J. McO. Gibb, Mrs. Mel. Gibb and 3 Februaiy Mrs. A. C. ' 'mm until after the opening of the Legis- The S.iriner clan a e gathering at cases curios. children. E. E. Griffiths, Mr3. E. E. PI'crciner. Meeto WED- - The two San Francisco. When the Matso.i In the through cargo are 1037 bales on the 2nd and 4th lature. meetings held have Say Griffiths, - Per P. M. S. S. Manchuria of raw, silk valiwd ab ut one half Homlulan Will Sail cn Schedule F. Mcln'yro. Mrs. F. Mc- ' for San NESDAT evenings of each month at been for organization. Until bills steamer Wilhelmlna sails for Mono ,ft Francisco, Feb. 11. million dollars. Following an Interchange of cabler Inlyro. M. iwasaki, Dr. C. M. Lee Mrs. II. F. Park 17:30 have definitely been considered, the lulu, she will carry a capacity list of P.. Andersen, Mr. o'clock in K. of P. Hall, corner it Is now Mrs. c. M. Leo 2 and Mrs. O. F. Fel- Among the passengers was Madarre lPpor'ed that the American and children. Miss (1. special committee will make no state- passengers, each of whom will be lows, M. Gardner, Mr 3. l Wal-dro- n. Bwetanla and Fort streets. Hawaiian steamer Honolii Leo, T. E. J. B. E win Calve who intents stopping over at chaitored Nash. Nash, G. P. Mrs. N. 1C. Visiting Eagles are Invited to at ment of its plans. either a Shriner or a member of a Marsh, Mrs. E. Knud-sc- n. Honolulu lan will be dispatched by the Matson Nieman, Rov. W. D. Osborne, Mrs tend. Today, February 11, is the birthday Shriner's family. Many high Shriners for one week. She Is ac- T. G. Hall, Mrs. Hall, C. N. Cot- companied by Navigation Company from San Fran W. D. Osborne and ma'd. Mis?, T. F ton, Miss B. W. R. RILET, W. P. of His Imperial Chinese Majesty, and familiar figures in national coun her husband Sig. G. Cotton, Miss A. O. Mar- Gasparri. A olsco 011 tcbiiiary 21st. Aciordlns Paine, Dr. A. Y. Pierson, Mrs. A. Y. shall, Miss C. Mar.diall, Mlrs L. Mar- WM. C. McCOT, Seo. Tshun Tung, who is now three years cils aro oooKod lor the passage, number nf misslonnrtov ,0 a'lviceR received by the Lurline till: Piorson, Miss A. .W. Pierson, C shall, E. R Gleason. of age. His subjects throughout the among them being Imperial are through passencers. W. Mrs. GleaBon Potentate a changes be Rufiis. Rudolph Princess Kawanaiiakoa, Mr. Mrs' Lou II. Fifty Filipinos left tho vessel at """"'"R "umber cf are Siherer, Miss G. and lONOr.ULIT LODGE, 616, B. P. 0. E. Territory are celebrating the event Winser and William B. Brown, II. C. Langham, V. H. Honolulu. Thrv have hr. rnn-n- ,i 'n nl:l;'G "iB steamer Honolulan Stewart, J. N. Tait, Mrs, A. W. Wil Kennicott J .i quietly. Consul Liang Kwo Yang, as bet'er known as "Billy" Brown, of Kaeneer, Mrs. on which is said to have been charter- son, Mrs. W. Watterworlh Miss E. Raoneer, Phi! Becker Honolulu Lodge No. 616, B. O. sisted by Special Commissioner Liang Pittsburgh, Imperial Geo. 'o work island plantations. Thoso Mrs. Becker, Mr. J. Treasurer; ed for J. Wheeler, I. Hennessey. and Mrs. 0. A. dish- L. leaving here included S cabin, on.; tho Honolulu run by the Mat W. Mis ing B. Bike, meets in their hall, on King Lean Fang, who came from Washing Green of Dallas, Tex., Past Impe- J. Elam. Mrs. Elam Mrs. E C second class 79 passen- son Navigation Company. The deal Dennis Chapman, E. N. Clarkson. Mrs Bell, Mr. treet, near Fort,, every Friday eve- ton on official business, this afternoon rial Potentate; General Robert Wan-kows- and Asiatic and Mrs. H. D. Harloy, Miss gers. Twenty-fou- r for the chartering of the Honolulan E. N. Clarkson, L. Denny, B. Denny. K. E. ning. Visiting Brothers are cordially held an official reception at the Chin of Los Angeles, Frank W. Bil-g- Jnpaaeso also de Golyor, Mrs. H. S. Rey- was not completed a few days ago, II. Kolossous, Miss Sarena B. Lan- - nolds, N. Invited to attend.; ese Consulate on Sheridan street. or Oakland, John W. Bolyle, an their journey here. P. Schoenborg. A. E. Cohen High as was ganerally supposed. When tho ing. Miss L. Nori, R. S. Oakley. Mi Mr. and Mrs. J. J. JAS. D. DOUGHERTY, E. R. attorney of Uiico, New York, emeri- foi:i and gales were encoun- Reimers, II w IN discharged R. S. Oakley, Y. Kimball, F. FOREIGN PORTS. tered whi'e the vessel isl- steamer had her cargo, the Seki Dr. J L. Sykes. dishing, C. L. Cutting' GEO. T. KLTJEGEL, Sec. tus member of the Imperial Council; neared tho Mr. and of Kauai Matson Company, upon Investigation Mrs. J. I.. Sykes. Miss M. Syke3, G. and Mrs. Godwin, Mr. and Mrs' Saturday, and many others prominent and In- early yesterday morn D. Makay, Feb. 11. 1 J. H. McMillan, S. WM. IfcKJNLEY LODGE. NO. 8. ing. The Manehu:ia was found that the hatch an other ar B.. Sykes Rev. Chas. B. Tenny an Hollan- SAN FRANCISCO Arrived Feb. 10: fluential in Shrinoiloni. Most of these conside:ab'e der, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gladstone, aro delayed in her arrival riln"onlenfs we''o unsuitable for the child, D. Uyemura, R. Wortmann, Mrr, Mr K.ofP. S. S. Hilonian, from Hilo Feb. 2. accompanred by their wives. The because of and Mrs. A. Wyntt, C. S. Eastern g' stress of weather. muuiiing oi u:e isianu ireignt and it R. Wortmann. H. SAN FRANCISCO Arrived Feb. 10: majority have tnken their own auto- Kaston, Mrs. Enslon Mrs. o' F Meets every 2nd and 4th Saturday n. was to make tho necessary cliangjs Per M. N. S. S. Lurlins Irom Sm, Easton, Mr. S. S. China, hence Feb. 5. mobiles and before returning to San and Mrs. B. F Cohen' IC. P. that Ihe ship was taken to the ship Francisco Mif.s A. Belcher. Mrs. A. Miss Levy, evening at 7:30 o'clock in of Francisco, wiil tour-Hawai- New Life Boat for Intrerid. W. D. Mackav, O. w' Friday, Feb. 10. yards. N. By steam-":-Lurlin- e Belcher, Robert Belcher, Mrs. M. F.slier, F. T. Mrs.' Hall, cor. Fort and Beretanla. Visit EUREKA Arrived Feb. 9: Q the Matson Navigation Crowe, Mr. 'and Schr The Honolulan C. Ulanchard, IT. L. p- Moore, Mr. Ing brothers cordially Invited to at M. Kellogg, Lurline as Army this momingr Hiovp nn-tv- i should arrive here Mis. Cummings, and Mrs. R L from Hilo. Transport. Jackson, or aI)out ''"'""-"'J- ' pre-th- e Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Harry Smi h. .Tim n v tend. GRAYS HARGOIt Arrived Feb. 9: The Matron Navigation steamer 'i fine now liie boat to bo swung from 2Sth. It is Fischer, Miss R. ,llct0'! thl,t tho vea:'Pl Goodman, H. )). McNult; Thos. H. Hall, B. F F. F. KILBEY, C. C. Schr. Manila, f:om Pearl Harbor Lurline might have well passed a davits on the powerful depart from Goss and wire, Mrs. Under- as seagoin" wood, P. L. McDermott. E. E. A. JACOBSON, K. R. S. Jan. 22. United States Hi;: Intrepid belonging same' II."m,ml" her first run to the coast TirschfUdd, J. IL Hug'aes F. C. John- B. Gould government transport to the Mrs. Gould. J. O'Connor M.-- a' PORT TO a son Kll-le- n. r WNSEXD Arrived Feb. 10: If '.he big line isl- coni'.nny. Captain lars s'liliment of sugar and rnd wile, Master Bertrand of freight for the Hyle master of' Stobie, Miss May Ferguson,' Miss Schr. Nokomis, hence Jan. 26. ands can be the Intrepid was ' J1 "nts 01 Hawaiian products J. A. Lnger and vife,' J. C. PORT TOWN taken as a criterion. at the wharf nwai., Flcirence Ferguson, II. Francis Perry, SEND Arrived Feb. 10: t B3 Miss May IE. Mower, Miss! A large part of lug lie unloading of , Schr. A. F. Coats, from Hilo 25. the caigo that ar .the boat. Tho ...... fi r. i walsh, Win. Jan. rived morning was Hawaiian Products for San Francisco Mnrgaret Merrill. Mrs. O. W. Merrill Napee Jr., S. H. Belmont, PORT TOWNSEND Arrived Feb. 1U: this from the Pacific cra't carried for the past isw Mrs II A included in the list of freight taken Miss Anna Ohlandt, Alika Ar Kleugel. Mrs. E. Schr. from coast consists of "supplies and forage months in Ilia stoamor Enterprise. Parish, V. Engel, Mr. nmj Dare You Throw Crescent, Pearl Harbor, by the Pacific Mall port Parish, Mrs. Bentley, Jan. 21. for, the quartermaster department. In m liner at this thur Herbert Parish, Mr. anil Mr. and Mri. Harry destined for San ship- Mrs. L. A. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Burning Coals February 9, 101 1. the consignment there is 12.000 bales Hawaii Sugar Ready Francisco .was Parish, Miss L. G. Potwin yell, Ecklestoue, for Shipment. G50 A. Relnecko, A. Grays Sailed, Fell. 9, ments of cases of pineapples, 139 Mrs. M. Pearsall, Miss Hazel Pear- - Mrs. Relnecke. Harbor schr of hay besides quant itles of feed and Purser Phillips of ihe steamer Ma- On Your Roof? Heleue, for Honolulu. sacks rice. 1300 sacks coffee, 1273 sail, Miss R. Ross, E. Ross. Mrs. Clin-- R. " . grain. una Kea rep n ts PASSENGERS i the following sugar bunches BOOKED. San Francisco Hailed, Feb. 9, schr. Captain Henry as bananas and a quantity of Russell, Miss D. Russell, Mrs B. F. Honoipu, F. Weedon r0orts awaiting shipment on Hawaii: Btinlng Coals thrown on a roof for lianii. a fine sundries. About forty steerag3 Sohoen. Mrs. Mary Sherman, O. C. Per stmr. Mauna Kea, for Hilo Mukjlteo trip down. The Lurline appar- Olaa, 18,000; Waiakoa, SHOO; Wai-mik- n, - Sailed, Feb. 9, bktne. M. E. in Spencer, R. R. Feb. M.-- of 1 1 departed addition to one Spencer and wife, Miss N. R. Smith, Wlnkelnmnn, for Pourl Harbor. ently escaped the brunt of the storm 500; Onotnea, 13 000; Frank hundred mid five who had been book- A. Smith. H. S. Truscott and wife H. Case, V. L. Tenney, E. M. Port Townscnd Arrived, Feb. 9, that has raged over the Islands for a S5C0; Hunomu, 7300; Ilakalau, Wilson ed for the first cabin. V. T. Teiiney. Dr. E. C. Waterhouse. J. W. Ney. R. T. S. Durston, Mrs' chr. M. E. Foster, hence Jan. 2.1. week past. MOOO; Hamakua, 14 300; Pnauhan Forty-tw- o Mrs. M. A. Wlggln. H. A. Willis. Diuvton, W. R. Hilo Arrived, Feb. 8, Mahu-Icon- a, 8 - 1(1000; 1 iI Jamieson, E. l! RUBEROID schr. ctbin and steerage pis- Hojiokaa, 1,000; Punaiuii, PA8.1ENGE.RS I from BOOKED Thompson, Mrs. Thompson, Port Illekeley for Noumea, scngors left the vessel when she came 2S08; Honuapo, 5762. W. . sacks. Island Boats Were Smith, A. in .distress leaking. to dock about nine Per O. S. S. Siorra for San Weather Bound. D. McBryde Mrs P T o'clock this morn Fran Inter-Islan- ' away and die out. 'Wireless. Cisco, 13 The d Steamers Wailelo Walsh, Miss Williams' ing. There was a kicking and jerk- Rain Feb.-- Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Walsh. Ben shutter S. S. Manchuria will FS, and Wlsr!. and ' Niihan were bound Mrs. Wilii'ams, arrive from ing of pqnine feet when Wclimnn, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gleason, weather a' Mrs. Daly, Mis.i Daly Yokohama tomorrow, 9 n. m.. horses and "Nasty" aptly specifies the continu- Hilo F. and will Mr. and Mrs John for a portion of the week. The M. Grady, A. Hane,berg, R. sail for Francisco on mules for the United Slates army i ous brand of weather met wi'h by tlio Grant. Mrs. II. Huberoid Roofing San Saturday, H"K Mr. steamer Kaiulanl was awaiting op Baldwin Percy v' probably 10 a. well as local horse dealers were land- intor-uint- hi and Mrs. Reimers. Miss J. Hunter Mrs E tn. portunity to take on cargo at Pepee Cash, Chas. Gay, Wednesday, ed on the wharf. arrived " '" - Mrs. M. U. Mrs. Cay. Geo. H jrflj acid-pro- February 8. from Hilo and way ports thisl ''"'"!. keo owing weather and and a In ' J' McMahon, but to more or less con Prince, Miss B. Bartlett, Miss B SAN FRANCISCO Arrived Feb. 7: S. addition to o'even head horses tmuning. From the time or leaving Mrs. McCtilly P gnOn-comluct- of heat. K"ln8' n stant rains was unable to work. The Barllelt, A. H. Hanna, L. S. Wilhelminn, 1. for tho government several lo?al " Mrs. C. E. Pitts Tobiner. j hence Feb. firms Honolulu on last Tuesday the ves,ol Iwalnnl was laying off A. Carr, ? 88 M,'s' n Mahukona and Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Kekele, Mr? SAN FRANCISCO Sailed Feb. 7: S. received both ho res nnd mules. encountered a succession of fogs !?' ""'!,lJ,or' na'hlnly. nky. doing very little owing to bad wea- J. F. C. Ilagens, J. II. Johnson Mrs' S. Arlzonan, for I'uget Sound. Sounds usually heard about a well rain, wind and rough seas. It Mr. nnd Mrs. O. W. wasW' Mrs-,M- ther. Purser Phillips of tho Johnson, W. Monc,-lefre- ' Mauna F. Oakes. Mrs. SAN FRANCISCO Sailed regulated barn yard emanated blowing great guns - OakeT L Feb. 8: S. from at Mahukona and lMl? , Kea reports a bridge as having M. Willis, the ll80n' Wilson. Mr. C. S been Mrs. S. Williams, Dr.'oiels-ie- r, ' S. Nippon Marti, for Honolulu. after deck of the Lirline. The all along windward Hawaii hoavJ ' carried away at Honokaa. The result II. R. Mariner, M. fir-- KA AN APAI.I Sailed Feb. 7: Bk, cla'nfor fionr lljirty 'coops' of' clilRkehs rains prevailed., Laupahoolioe ana. Mrs. Douglas Mac Frank Hogan jaa: Of this accident was that mails from L. A. Perry, C. E. Il.dso, Mrs. Helse! Nuuanu, for New York. and other breeds of poulliy nilded its passed on bolh as It foundmi'T '.cKay; sir. and Mrs. u. ' triw was ., Paauiio, Paauiiau fail- II. M. 177 8. Kina Street mite to . i".v-di- w. a. Mad- - and Honokaa Hppburn, Mrs. Hepburn N. HILO Arrived Feb. 5: Schr. Gamble,. tho general din. Impossible to hin l passengers, ni'i lu, W. M. Mr. ed to got through. Rcifleld, L. V. F. Randolph, b! irom Port Gamble. Three bul'ocks G cows and a eair or cargo at this port, Hilo was tho and Mrs. C. A. dishing. A Mrs. hn, Mr. F. Carr. Miss M. Basso, Miss Bradley! Tuesday, Feb, 7. were brought down for the College of destination of all Hawaii mails. Dur-- and Mrs. O. G. Setchell, Nothing El T", . ti i - sobers a miser quicker than Mrs. Johnstono. Hawaii. fn YOI,nR' Mr- - YOKOHAMA Sailed Feb. 1: S. S. Ing the lime the Mauna Kea was " . V'8' to tlnd that money Is light. Manchuria, for Honolulu. iimi .lira. u. uusseii. v. Macklllop, Mrs young, Mr. and Jin Met In Editorial Room THE RENEAR CO. PORT TOWNSEND Arrived Fob. C: Mrs. Moirhead. S. It isn't always the hit dog Phone Richardson. Mr. that does 218J5. ISktn". Bonlcia, hence Jan. 15. and Mrs. Lugar. Miss the most howling. Bulletin Business fltTio i.1 1". Selgel. hone : jv Limited VICTORIA Arrived Feb. 7: S. S. Miss Chinch, Mr. and Mrs 22r. R. Campbell, ALGAB0BA BEAN MILLS Zealandla, hence Jan. 31. W. F. J. Patterson, G. V C. PeacocR&Co.,Ltd. Prontlce, M FOR 8ALE Miss Ethel Fielding, Mr. nnd This year find many Mrs. T. E. Hudson A. K Mr. 14S4 Emma Street Telephone 2435 will Carnival Muler, visitors drinking the famous Cascade Tel. 1704 Wines and Liquors Tel. 1704 and Mrs. F. B. Clark, S. II. Kellogg. Coney Garage Automobiles Ginger Ale. This dellciou.i Ginger Rev. M. Perry N. Shariin, S. F. Hol- Ij;on and Tin Gutters Ale can be h id at all Fountains an.l land. J. P. Mcndimcj, Mrs. M. B. Burs by the case from Rycnift's Family Trade a Specialty. and Meet All Inter-Islan-d ounlain Soda Works. Phone 227 . Steamers JOHN NOTT ( Mont Roupe Wines Ever notice ow polite a man Is when A woman feels Just like Riiyhrr her Sole lie wants to let you loan him money'.' Touching fHeiji - v Agents Mumm's Champagne KAUAI 4. The 'Pioneer Plumber prayers lo (jet her husband to wear ( ' Schlitz Beer All the world's a r.tage, only a 182 MERCHANT 8T. PH6ME 1931 his rubbers. ' but few of us gvt the spotlight. RATES REASONABLE EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., SATURDAY, FEB.. 11, 1911. 3 "

STOCK-TAKIN- PRESIDENT TAFT ENCOURAGED AFTER G : BARGAINS y PROGRESS OF CANAL WORK Blue Serine Siiit's SALE BEGINS MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 13, AND WILL CONTINUE FOR ONE WEEK (By John E. Monk.) cai;al, jtlio i onsti'jetioi; of thf tlatun ' WASHINGTON, D. I'.., Jan. .... Dam anil the locks "f,' tiie' c:te'i:t to' Our Spring. Line of CHILDREN'S SILK an4 WOOL LADIES' "ROSEBERY" RAIN- WlRU. President Tuft visited l which tTiey'"uf J' i ntiipl'etcd httw tfiimv- -i UNDERVESTS lliKli nock ami COATS Tan. navy ami Mack. Zone in November lie prepared, jut eil ,1'i'oaa every Impartial oaserver the' sh'c-ircH- . Sizes, :i 0 years. ",0; - from to Uosiular $.:!.. now $17.50. lie fore embarking- for lionie a ., stnte- - sjitihtdst iloubl as to the wisdom- of; !H)c $1.J" $1.50 each'; now and. niade-and'th- e and :: 'wide, nient .of his .impiiession,s uf he work tlie derision fea.Ibilify of' ' SILKOLINE inches $i.'o' t "; tiie pltin adopted. Vial this cjiiiclui ;; line quality'; plain colors and ar- of nigging tile ltlnama nul, This io.j CHIUOPEN'S LONG BLACK in r hi' n further uuliriin d iii 't la V'u- - tistic new designs. 1 ,1c yard, now statement am ititoroMjug, manii; has WmxB STOCKINGS dye mid Vhilc a .Fast 'J yards $1. sianiiuirixe.s what lias been done and lelira .'iit, which, for canal of Blue for stn.Bgly. knit. KiKes from to makes liie tiat-.ti- u n level, MKikc only jidditional' LADIES' "ONYX" also attnounri nient. f (i now 12 1 -- BLACK .P.M. ilfeRuhir' 20c;, '' canal will lie liulslieil by .lanuary, I,' excavationtliao cuu ,lnj readily, taken ' HOSE White soles garters. i I r '. A and .C'ul- -. .t:i;t.wi) ' lr"l)aii'.:"'" anil .within the csl'ilnmo qjiade. by can; of, show a.tti nipt f .'1 fl."ic. per pair, now 23c per pair. i STRIPED MADRAS SHIRT- unci (.'o;thnls. $::7."i,oeo,ii(!0. The Pres- - liie canal in tlie i'ulel.fa t'ut of.' nine ill I rare ING 21 jurliyvvjiVot rwucod to FLAIN SILK MESSALINE .ident has just delivered a speei h. in. miles to a depth Ml feet below the ..10 Indies wide; beautiful shades New 'r'. in which he accentuated' present'' proposed It Ac! would lengthen i SPECIAL PRICES ON MEN'S of lavender, grey, brown, light tile absolute nceysily lo the lortifi-catio- n the time of construction so as to weary to blue, Copenhagen, navy UMBRELLAS A lur;;e stock and rose. of the cain;l. ami it is a fore- (lie patience of til.' - uilricun people, Suits are now on display. These ."jOe per y, select from, in all liualities. yard. gone conch,-io- n now that 'nngrcss would make the cist almost iiroliilii-tor- STRIPED SILK MULL Tn FINE FRENCH SERGE r.(i will appropriate the necessary money and would leave eceeilinu'ly lavcnilar, pongee, pink and inches wide; dark grey, pongee to fortify it act oi'ilin:,' to plans to lie doulitl'ul the iiuestion whether, with Suits are guaranteed to retain brown, itegulur 40c; now liHc u and navy. Tlcgulnr $i a yard; prepared y ilni War Department. the dilliculty of the I'hayres Itivcr. yard. ' now $1.3(1 u yard. In ills statement made on the Isth- such a canal was possible at all. their color and shape through- mus!,, President Tuft said: Dcoth Increases. "Thi.-- i is the fifth time that I have "The Gatun Dam and Locks, Willi visited tlie Isthmus and have suiicovi'i' the lake now IS feet deep and slowly out the life of the Suit. Sachs' Dry Goods Co., tile whole line and looked into every increasing to a depth. of N', feet, which part of the improvement. It is about eonstitute the key of the whole plan FORT AND. BERETANIA OPPOSITE FIRE STATION .'J hnnlths since 1 was here the last pf .the .canal, are so I'ai'advanced that time and (lie progress which has been taken with the Culobra t'ut and the Original designs and skilful made is most satisfactory: indeed, it looks at 1'edro AIIkucI on the 1'ncilh' '"' ' - --- - "." ' . is remarkable. The first thing that side, they wive a de'inite picture of hand-tailorin- g ' "Hill UWWpjpj. WWIWHPWIWI'IMWjMWMJWlltU form the basis of MWIil't" "''" striken k- h the fact that work is be- what the canal is to be and inspire one n i in mi iwfawifiiftib.ttiiliiiOri rnran" 4 ing; done apparently on every toot of Willi an eaRcrnoss for completion that canal, and is be- itself the n ;'NQ DETAIL NEGLECTED THAT WILL CONTRIB- the lifty miles of the makes manifest thi"unhout our claim. Any of these Suits SI ing done under an organization of entire, hnni'an oruiilsiatln created and UTE TO, PERFECT CLEANLINESS AND SANI- mcu,"plnnfs and materials that oper- maintained under Colonel ihnthals and a's''econoinlcally effectively as not giving entire satisfaction TARY CONDITIONS. ABSOLUTELY PURE MILK. ates and his assistants. j if 'it ' were" fnachme with, t.olonel "The reports or slides and caving in 1 of lever, which blinks1 in the Cut al- -- CoiJCham in volitrol the of the Cdebrn wt will replace it or refund the 12 1 2c per quart se'ts fiml keeps .the whole machine in ready referred' to. that conic from time operation. In my visits prior to and to time throiiK'h the press, utijw out of Including 1!"T the iiuestion of houses a peculiar Kcolosieal formation in purchase price The Pond Dairy for employes: of commissary and con- which Igneous rock and sedimentary of of the securiiif? of in juxtaliosition. and the sedi-in- i , veniences life: ro.'k lie Telephone 2890 adoiparte labor, presented serious ntary rock loses its 'supportiiiK to overcome. Now all those ipiality through Its exposure to the ipiestioils havo largely di.sat.pcared and air, or is of such weak structure as to arq nierc matterx of smootlily working collapse when the balanced support routine. Blven in Its' natural position is with- Questions Settled. drawn. Such slides, however, call be "When I was here months aKo. easily removed by .further excavation For a Good Meal, quickly pre- the main question was the continua- and a widenins of the slope where they tion of the Judfiiiioiit of CoiiKress In occur, and 'they merely add somethiiiK havlnt! ndoiitcd the lock type of canal to the amount of excavation hereto pared and well served, go to the instead of the sea level type. As to fore calculated to He necessary aoo io the (iiiestion. of the lock type of the the tost, but the percentage thus add- - ed. both in time of excavation and; cost, is very small, and not cnotiph tn j Palm Cafe, i,,n'. the estimates made by Colonel' Coethals as to either the time of com- PHON15 2011 ' .. HOTEL STKKET lTHE KEYSTONEj pletion or the total cost. "The work is so far advanced that Remember J the Palm Test Is "The Best" - TO HEALTH ftructlon of the canal and to conform ac- has come for the discussion of retirement as during the years of of the Philippines under bis direc- the time in every detail to the obligations of IS . nianacemeitt and mainte- tive rommand. tion stands rit the highest degree of plans for the tile treaty between the I'nited Suites nance of the canal: for the tolls to General Duval's military retort' is perfection ever, attained Jjr. United am Panama, which makes such gen- in of peace. ' ' HOSTETTER'S, charged; for convrti'b noes' at ter- i in many ways unusual. For many States troops time be erous provision for the successful car- STOMACH economical disposition f years a lieutenant of artillery, in the This is a great deal to 8ay,:but It Is minals; for rying through of the great1 enterprise plant: for nrranKements of past twelve he has won rapid promo-tio- n not all. General Duvall ' will be the vast so far as. local conditions affect it." BITTERS oeeoliar Imiiortauce to the United" by merit. I!y constaut study of missed by hundreds who Know nun, navy, and the proper means of military scince, by the patient de- not as a General, but as a scholar, States OKFH'Klt AMI A (iKXTI.K.MAX policing and defendlliK this greatest W velopment' of the highest type of the Kontlcman and delightful Aimpanion: It's onstructive work of many centuries. soldier spirit, he was ready for the At the Manila Club lust night in the F Minis the the long delayed opportunity when it writer's presence it was (said, "VMS "The esprit that one anions I'mler above caption Manila AND YOU WANT A GOOD JOB, SEE ME TOM SHARP came untile the most, of it. All love him Very few men anal employes and the enthusiastic, Times of December 27 pays its edi- and all here." intelligent and patriotic leadership that the honors of his later military career anywhere have the fine litqrary appro torial respects to .Major (lenoral Win. . Colonel (loethals and his assistants were richly deserved and were dedi- elation of General Dux-Jill- At the P. Duval), retiring from I lie eninmuiMl show at every turn and under every cated by him lo Hie highest good of Robert Hums dinner a loyal . Scotch Sharp SignS emergency, have no doubt that the of the division. the nervier! and the country he has man, sitting by the .writer said:, "I nerved so well. atteuded many Burns dinners all ABE SEEN EVERYWHERE canal will be fully completed within The Times editorial reads: lia;e over world, I never heard as PH0N 1697 The first aid lo a weak the time nuarantccd, to wit, the first The ('(iiuniaiidiiiK (Jeneral of the As Commanding (jeneral of the the but ELITE BUILDING to the lnimortM or of January, I'Jl.'i, and within the esti- Division of the Philippines takes his troops in the Islands he has worked, beautiful, tribute stomach, sluggish liver night it was mate made by Colonel Coethals in 1H0S departure from the Islands tomorrow in less tha:i two years, a veritable re- Kobert as that." That constipated bowels should be not the tho' poet and th of $:;7.",b00.X'f. and in a little more than u fortnight volution in the condition of the Army. soldier but the Bitters, because it has scholar that spoke and men with red "During- this wet season we have leaves I lie active list of the Army. The impartial observer cannot have in were thrilled by proven its right to be called been favored with clear weather free It seems strange to think of (jeneral failed to nee the wonderful' improve- blood thier veins The depar- "the best." It is for Indiges- from rain during our stay of four Duval being retired for age for there ment in the appearance and the con- - his thoughts and worth. VISITORS ture of K'teli a man is a great loss to Costiveness and Malar- days. is nO subaltern in the service more jduct of the enlist men since his as- tion, all Is refined and best In the life AVII.l lira KNTIUELY t! ATI.SI'IEU WITH TMK Wl llili OF Til 10 "The government of Panama Is lull of vigor and energy of body and suming command and it can safely be that ial Disorders. Try it. we bravofc peacefully llursuinjj its course and mind. There must be many years of said that nowhere in the world can of tho community, but are clli-cie- with ..... FRENCH the invest- there be found, smarter or more nt and wiser bectul le .he. has .been LAUNDRY J. Abadio, Prop. 777 KING ST. the prosperity' that health and usefulness before "him ; ' ns. - -- r,,' by.Betirion, BtnltU ft Co. ment of SJS.UWI.OOO or $;!O,0U0,(i0M a year we hope they may be full' of looking soldiers than in the v ... Telephone ,194t Fur sale and that J No Branches in- -' mt Ltd.; Hoilistar Drug Co., Ltd. upon the Isthmus necessarily Involves the satisfaction and happiness (hat j streets of Manila today, lie has CUamliers Orug Co., Ltd.; HIlo Druj for such close neighbors as the people come with a consciousness of duty spired the. members of his staff with "Your Ulster's a lonB time about Co.; and at all Wholesale Llqnoi of Panama, and there" Is n political well done. With his richness of ex- t he same clhciency. His Influence has making her appearance,," suggested the Dealers. aim in the republic. The authorities perience ahiT ' liis Hplendid intellec- been felt in every department, and In caller. "Well." hii Id thq little brother, Weekly Bulletin Si Per Year in charge manifest every disposition lo tual nifts we expect him to render as healthprotlcioniy of drill and readi- "she's be f she, uania down uKsist the I'nited States In its con- - valuable service lo his country in ills ness iVr InHtant service the Division without iiiaMnir it." Cleveland Leader, n ... , ; ... li ii ii m r i wnmm xsa.e 321 IT

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IR, Islands l.ouiU (l:ii.; i" 'f, '(nldH On Draught arid in Bottles at every Bar in the City Order a case for the home ' f ', BREWED BY THE HONOLULU BREWING & MALTING CO, 3LC EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., SATURDAY, FEB. 11, 1911. Evening Bulletin SCHOOLS NEED FOR SALE - BULLETIN PUBLISHING DAILY and WEEKLY Published by and CO., LTD., at Kerr Building, Alakea St., Territory of Hawaji. 3 laS cres LARGE AMOUNTS Poulsen Wireless Telephone i Daily every day except Sunday. Weekly issued on Tuesday. Telegraph Stock MEMBER Or Trie ASSUuAItU rntaS. ' m ejj jVefuily Hlf lynjlion,: Is. Asked At 15 Cents per Share Of 'In Report ofSuperin-- , EdltoKi ll.jl, 1 Wallace R. Parrlnjjton, ? s SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCER JOHN VAN ALEN, t; up nAfinlH') ,tf Jurgtyicrutises . in FOXCRCFT BUILDING SAN FRANCISCO, L. t propriat ion uru asked by Willis Ptiji, iJVBINirNCl BULL.UTIIN suprriii,tci)iilcnt of publij; ijistrue'lon, In j P Month,' anywhere in U.S .78 Per Sl Montns... A ,Ko U ArtiVtcrilOl ; I .UuvrlUuitlMi4lUMMiUud. Per Quarter, anywhere In U.S J.oo Per Year, Anywhere lu U.S l.oo anywhere in U.S Per Year, anywhere n Canada.. --Jti-m. Pel Year, H.oo t.o h'JtygrfjliT'f'sUnerud.V. in m I A. I Per Veai, postpaid, foreign I2.uu Pet Year postpaid, foitiRn 3on iniKalihi on Railway the report as being the amount need r i ed for the construction of new bu Id- - j CIRCULATION LARGEST OF ANY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED ings and $:I2,4(I0 for additional teach-- 1 Continuati oil 01 ers. The appropriation that is askeil saie in the Territory of .Hawaii. for is about $47-n- in excess of the appropriation for the last biennial pe- - ' ' Editorial Rooms, 2185 Trent Trust Co., Ltd., riod.. Tel.! Business Office, - 2256 Superintendent I'ope asks $:!4,GSrt for Week the girls' reformatory. Fwr, the .Boys' This fcntered at the Postoffice at Honou lu as second-clas- s matter. Industrial School $:!0,000 is asked. Nuw buildings for the I.aliamaluna Semi- nary SATURDAY FEBRUARY 11, 1911 will require an expenditure of $2S,000, and $7r,(i00 Is. asked for a new Territorial normal school. The sum of Ills-tor- y kUR CLEARANCE SALE is It lias been said of the world's ward any elaborate plan based on an $(10,000 Is aske'd for the Jiew. Kaimnkii mm hitherto Hint "might makes extension of this class of public FOR SALE school. Half that amount is asked for meeting with tremendous re- ripht." .It is for us ami for our times works. . . the Kauluwela school. For schools of to reverse the maxim mid to 'show ' These new school houses should be Kaaluimaiiu, Kailulani, Koyal, Waialua sponse, all due to the values flint right makes might. Abraham built but it is idle to expect that the and Waipahu, $1.-,(- is asked;, and $2000 Three-be- for a school Watertown.,: r Ha- Lincoln. money for them should come out qf. d room hou',c on at Many new offerings contributed. ' I : mjm ; waii $!.0y,(i00 Is asked, of Wlili'h HHm.OOO the current revenues. j King St.;. new, with r wppi.if.sJ J of weather. Pro- -' j will he for the Hilo Union High School. This is our kind Some wise men have made the all ,m'o d.te r u (conve- II it. till nightfall. iUJiriences; lWxitO. Radical reductions in all depart- vided holds clear that school houses are a 1t fu Price proper held for bond issues; that tjiey .:.: $4250 ments, which President. Taft may be smiling, hut ' means substantial are not revenue-producin- g invest- "TXT" will he reciprocity with Can- Three.bedroimi,m.' house on there ments, .This position is most unfor- sayings on most desirable merchan- ada. Kalakaua Ave.; hard tunate and cannot prevail, f tj ! is wood' floor, beautiful , , , , against good judgment and common dise. It is not too early to agitate for a interior finish. Price ' v sense, and more particularly opposed 4250 ) proper exhibit at the Panama-Pacifi- c to traditional Americanism. Exposition and a first class man to Seven acres with m Our Great reductions in Embroideries, (Continued From Pane 1.) 5 handle it. bungalow, ga- A Developing Liltle, San Franci'co; Win. Llawellyn. Laces, Dress Goods, Shirt Waists, BELT ROADS AND WATER WORKS. rage, etc., iu Manoa. Every dollar expended for school $10,000 property for... 5Q00 Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs:1 Waller houses is a one hundred per cent in- and G. MeCarty. Los Angeles: G. K. Mc Hosiery, Table Linens, Drapery, Ind. i. vestment for the future citizenship In one of the statements published Donald, San Jose; Mr. and M'rs. as coming from the' Governor, Printing Linons, Vic. Lawns, Long Cloths, for the Territory of Hawaii. the Bishop Trust CdMLtd. Adolph Meyer, San Francisco; yir. Chief Executive is represented as of- is the and Mrs. George A. Mdntell, Santn Ladies' Coats, Ribbons, Scarfs and Is it the members of the Par Asso- fering the need for expenditures on Cruz; Mrs. Mary Wr. l'arkhurst, Heed) BETHEL STREET City, ciation who are opposing the direct the improvement of the Honolulu wat- Best Michigan; Edward V. Pasquale. Veils, Gloves, Sweaters, Corsets, primary as against ' the convention erworks as one of the reasons why San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Perkins, Oakland; Augusta! secret ballot system? four hundred thousand 'dollars of the Town Miss Ribbed Vests, Kimonos, Pillow Tops, In Poeliler, Los Angeles; Miss Irene, Territorial surplus will not be avail- If you wish to send your mainland able ; Poehler, Los Angeles; Miss Ann T. Dress Why can't the principle of natural for the belt roads. friends n CHOICE PINE- Trimmings Tapestry and Porter, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. selection' operate and give the legis- . If .the Governor. Js,pj; .under- APPLES or a bunch of BANANAS, C. W. Purrington, Sun Francisco; Mrs Chenille Table Covers a daily hula while the Kirmess stood to this effect, a most interesting just leave an order with and Curtains, lature Ella V. 'rteniff, San Dieg ; Mr. and takes all the chaplains. Then might situatHon piesents itself. ISLAND FRUIT CO. - GURREY'S Mrs. E. W. Riggle. Los Angeles; Dan; etc. i Pillows, all live happy ever after. The Republican party has made a 72 S. King Street Rommel, Los Angeles; August F (With Fivt-g- Kxprcss Co.) definite promise to the people, Wells, Schleicher, San Francisco; Mr. am! get It is strange how things While the Governor was not n the Mrs. E. Pi. Smith. Los Angeles; Mr. We want a very large business '1574 placed i .this worldi Here is the .'xoing If you ring up a boy will call for and Mrs. Frederick R. Smith, ltoch-- : convention, he knew what was wiU hud Unit st.ley Lave jio$ J'Bpd their ' excited over who shall of- your- Mr. Jani-- s this week, and to accomplish Legislature on and certainly acquiesced in,, the Bibles, aright'" ester; and Mrs. Sorenson, this we fer prayer and the Kirmess promoters San Francisco; Miss ' Sorensen," San ' promise. . y A better understanding of this great offer Sus-kin- astonishing values. Each price warring over the hula. ways why Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. S H. The Republican legislators have man's and a 'synopsis of ' WirelessMESSAGE San Francisco; Mrs. C 1. been elected on' tl)is promise. ;., he was such, is given in a ((notation means ( for the completion of Thoniisoii, Santa Cruz; Mr. and Mrs. a substantial saving." The date set from the Loncoln Day of Office hours: 7 a. m. to 5:30 p. m., ex- We cannot' believe the Governor address A. W. Go:). the Panama canal is four years away, cept on Sundays 8 to 10 a. m. Thornton, San Francisco; means to say that the belt-roa- d prom Rev. A. C. Skinner in one of the east- still it is 'close enough to cause a F. Troll, Albuquerque; Mv: and Mrs. ise is not to be kept. ern churches. He said: George L. Wells, number of (European powers to take Oak Harbor, Ohio; See Our Window Display But 'it he. does mean this, there is "He grew in the open with Clod, Mr. and Mrs. Lou P. Wiusor, notice of what is going on In the vi- Muit well directed courage Heed! one tiling he can depend on. The where grow great trees and gi e:it and real City. Michigan; Perry' Whiting. Los; cinity of the Isthmus. accomplish people are not inclined to allow him thoughts. His onlv school was tluit S'i'it will wonders. Angeles; Gen. and Mrs. Robt. Wan- - to offer the Honolulu of experience. Side by side witli his "Lincoln was greater than his kowski, Los Angeles; and Mrs. Just because the Federal court is water works Mj. expense as a proper object physical development came his un- - speeches, and his two inaugurals. Phillip Zimmerman, Sun Francisco; represented as doing a police court for the use of money. conquerable thirst for mental furu- - There is a Lincoln not of books and Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Zobel, San Fran-- ) business, don't assume that candi Territorial The water BLOI is-- . i w politics, and government, and cit'eo. wbr1 H :.munkjpaL institution. It ishing. Horn in the backwoods ith the dates for police magistrates are ap- Presidency. is should he d'"from 'its 'present j ,)llt 'ew hooks in sight and not a There the Lincoln propriate offerings for United States eliininati ' improve- - teacher within a thousand miles, yet whose line character had in it the is "Klgensetsu Day," District Judge., Territorial control. The This a one of, j elements. Of these ments should be paid for from a pub- - Lincoln became a master of English eternal three, first, the national holidays In Japan. In Fort St. Opp. Catholic Church his uncompromising I lie works by of diction. His Gettysburg address and rectitude. lis commemoration of it, Admiral It. Ya- -' Tourists who escaped by the Man- bond issue the city ' his second inaugural are today de- fine sense of honor never forsook him, shiro this morning had his ships, the churia becattser Honolulu didn't make llonolulu. clared by competent authority to be because honor and rugged honesty flagship Asama and the Kasagi, decor-- . the weather as promised will he sorry Not only the water works hut every bureau of the Public flawless gems of literature. To those were part and parcel of himself. And ated wilh flags and hunting. Thisj when they talk Jt over with those who Works Headquarters, band and two bat- lautry at that post. The third bat- - must be added the Bixby letter, which it was a sense of honesty which con- afternoon Admiral Yashiro is giving lAust be should be and we believe will be di- talions of Second Infantry has been taliou is now' at Frrrt remained. It confessed that cerned itself very much with trifles." an "at home" on board Ids 'ship, to Assiunibuine, vorced from its present' method of not only adds to his literary distinct- ordered to Hawaii ami will arrive the Montana. not even the Sijgar Planters' Associa- 'which invitations have been Issued to . ,, i. control. ion,1 but proves as well his reverent middle of next tho lluford Caiftafnnnirry II. direction can control 'the weather, though the navy and army officers, consuls of mon'h.oii Bniidholtz, dependence, upon and love for Al- according to orders rcceLvd by tor; of Philippine Constabulary with that organiziitiin is credited with 'J ini tors iki niil Meed people like the foreign powers, the federal, terri- mighty God, the Father, Lincoln's life "Macomb by yesterday's of Iiiigadier General, the for all other good or evil the.V used to in old times'." Hum! It's torial and city ollicljlsi $4 lank Js ABRAHAM LINCOLN. was quo of sublime conquest in many lllalii Son have not been paying any , " - commander d' A company hut haa comes out' of Hawaii. 1 Hiring ..fiirard tlie; that ...... I..,.-,-, riiik' of human endeavor, teaching us doctor's bills lately." Savannah News. rri... ' been on detached service for a num- Asama, the marine hand is playing up-,- L vill ':'""""" of years. "The World Little Note, . ,,,,,,-n-- tllL' l,y special trip of ber Don't assume that Judge Cooper ,..,...( I,,,, 1.,,-iv- h,i ''"' "at Nor Long Renieuiber, WHAT the Iiuford, and have been stationed s np following simply because the " WE jfliRK; Thomas, Keulucky. Only about a week lo get ready for "'flar Association gave Robertson an ..SAY But :,lt Can; llmiieVilil Jaianes--- Mu jesty'S; nfvy were at' Fort Never I) ' (he FLOHWi PAHAIHC luive you overwhelming vote. Judge Forget What THEY JJI thrown open to public Inspection. At Tlicse battalions will be stationed Robertson ' 1 11KRK." at-- ftViMiVy-on- realized that you must hurry K1 is admittedly a very stronjcanifidate, Abraham? Lincoln the noon hour a saliCtry of e at Ieilehna, and the third battalion Gettysburg battlepetd. .guns was fired from the Asama and which will in July will go to but the Bar Association activities arrive every II LjncoTn Waterhoiise In- - Every man has his price and I Abraham looms on the hor Trust Kasagi. Fort Shatter, relieving Hie 2(lh showed that Judge Cooper must "have figure. izon of the world's life today with woman lias her a liberal smattering of friends in that greater magnitude than ever before II organization who are false to their.. ' and personifies a great study of a promises. T1e Judge's friend--rmt-si- great huinan character. Is an easy I the Bar Association- 'are not of It matter to analyze the lives of most Real Estate that brand, and while they in no ' Department great men and point to some- partic- - Ladies9 ii sense oppose Robertson they would have it distinctly understood that ular flash of their career that made - them famous. Evening- there has been no change in their at- Slippers It is not easy to say For Rent titude toward Judge Cooper, and no in a word what is the secret of Lincoln's greatness, THAT ARE CORRECT IN STYLE reversal of their opinion that his ac- Mention the name of any other great Furnished house of four sleeping ceptance of the Circuit Judgeship was rooms for for period man and there is immediately asso- - rent a of six with the understanding that he should months. Immediate possession." Rental elated with it some one go forward to the Supreme Bench, act that made $05. 'ill him famous. Not so where he would serve with credit to witli Abraham Furnished houso on beach at Wal- - Satin Lincoln. His lire from beginning 1 f '' relit Uirco himself, honor, to his profession and to ; a i iklki for for months from end was one great act inter- - U.Wfclursl! Expert ii the common cood of Americanism in with no lsJlY t mi. Suede missions. ' !r, ini,,.-- . jjj this Territory. His whole career can bo epitomized, judged and understood ; Velvet from a few remarks he made priiiir to MONEY FOR SCHOOLHOUSES. his first election, when he saidi i, nsntovnl km Velooze Watch CI '' "I know there is a God and tirjrt He i.l i i f 5ft J' IT i Plans for new schoolhouses to cost l'.ates injustice and slavery. T If (ew of the "Wall.W Lots" on. King. ? Mi left at $1200 on Young street Patent total of hundreds of thousands of He has a place and; work for liionHind feet and jjf'a at $'J00. dollars have been made up by the D- I think lie has I believe I am ready, ELEGANT and' Jf' ( ;V yer.y-- i dosjwi))le piece of Kaimukl Repairing ell! I am nothing, everything; ' '..iii.i. FASH IONABLE partment of Public Instruction for ac but truth is proporty on 12tli avotiue. ,rj TM f, f. tion by the Legislature. I know I am right, because I know An $1800 bargain in M;ftk district. ii Tills is as It, should he. There is liberty is right, for Christ teaches it. not the slightest doubt that the chil- I have told them that a house YOU WILL NEED A PAIR OF THESE FOR THE dren of this Territory need every divided' against itself cannot stand, COMING SOCIAL EVENTS. l! school house and every school room and Christ and reason say the same; H. F. proposed by the Department. and they will find it so. Douglas don't Wichman ' For two years the Territory has not care whether slavery is voted up or God liu- - Co.. spent a dollar on Its public school voted down, but cares, and Manufacturers' Shoe Co., 4 Ltd., I Waterhoiise inanity cares, Trust Ltd. buildings. The municipal govern- and care, and with ments have done all that has been God's help, I shall not fail. I may Leading Jewelers FORT AND MERCHANT 10,1 FORT STREET done, hut they hrtve naturally been not see Hip end hut. it will come, and STREETS HONOLULU, T. H. FOET STREET 1!-- hampered by Inability to carry for- - I shall he vindicated.;..' will these men EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., SATURDAY, FEB. 11, 191L Alfred D. Cooier LOCAL AND GENERAL Hawaiian Stocks and Bonds Tha telephone 9 Bought and Sold Bulletin numbers havo not been changed with the loca- o 307 JUDD BUILDING tion of the Daoer. Thev remain h Mother Telephone 2489 BOX o07 P. 0. same as printetl in the telephone direc- - i tory Business! office, 2256; editorial Williamson & Buttolph rooms, 2185. ', The on BOYS' Floral Parade pennants at Jordan's. "STAR" It goea without saying that every- BLOUSES, and Stock and Bond Brokers thing is Best at The Encore. WAISTS 83 MERCHANT STREET Tourist remember, the Anchor Cu SHIRTS is an assurance of high 01 l rio saioon uas ine uesi liquid re l Hill I lTOiyWffiirrw.y'JWll',l'''w' minimum win ! itr . Il Phone 1482 P. 0. Box 528 freshments. quality of material, Nearly all of the high board fence and the best on the makal side of the old league ! of needle-wor- k. Honolulu Stock Exchange grounds is down flat. The awnings on the oung Hotel roof garden were considerably dam- When buying for your boy look NAME OF STOCK. Bid Asked aged yesterday by the high winds. Sat unlay, Feb. 11. If you want a good job done on an MERCANTILE. auto or carriage take it to Hawaiian for this trade mark and insist C. Brewer & Co Carriage Mfg. Co.," 427 Queen St. SUGAR. A great, big, bask- - truth is that the upon having garment bears it. You will find Ewa Plantation Co 7X a that best way to help jnurscli help-lu- g Hawaiian Agnc. Co 200 k in the community;! Him about your Haw. Com. & Sug. Co. . . . 3S 35W the "Star' Blouses, Waists and Shirts in many materi- Hawaiian Sugar Co part in the FLOKAL PARADE J Ilonomu Sugai Co John R. Bergstroui, Piano and Or- als and styles at Hnnukaa Sugar Co II gan Tuning and Repairing. Masonic Ilaikw Sugar Co '45 Temple. Telephone, 2067. Hutchinson Sugar Flint. P. O. Box 40. , Mclncrny Shoe Store Kahuku Plantation Co. . . ELKS' BUILDING Kekaha Sugar Co One old building'' at Moiliill was Silva's Toggery, Ltd., King Street Koloa Sugar Co blown from its foundations and com- McBrydo Sugar Co iH 4'A pletely wrecked by the heavy winds Oahu Sugar Co ... J5J-- 25 v, of yesterday. Ononiea Sugir Co 3i-!- M't Take home a box of fresh Lehn-hardt- 's Olaa Sugar Co. Ltd ik 4 OJowaln Co Candy. The most delicious Paatiliau Sugar Plant. Co. 18, 20" candy made. Henry May ,fc Co., Ltd. Pacific Sugar Mill Telephone 1271. Pala Plantation Co 12s 145 shipment of delicious Lehn-hardt- 's Pepeekeo Sugar Co For Artificial Ask Your Grocer for '15 Chocolates at Henry May & Pioneer Mill Co 181 85 Co., Ltd. Delivered with your gro- Waialua Agrlc. Co 91 91'A Wailuku Sugar Co cery orders. Phone 1271. flowers 180"" Tuesday Is VValmanalo Sugar Co. . . . Valentino Day and A. B. NICELLE And- Waimaa Sugar Mill Co. . . 20 Arleigh & Co., Ltd., Hotel near :" Fort ,; , MICKlLanKOUS. street, have a beau'il'ul lot of Valen- Inter Island IS leant N. Co. 15 120 tines all of entirely new designs. OLIVE OIL JAS. W. PRATT Hawaiian iiiectric Co. . . . THAT Manual Amadobra was gathered in Decorations Hon. R. T. &. L Co , Pref. "3 Hon. R. T. & L Co , Com. 110 yesterday by Chief McDutlie on com- Mutual Telephone Co. . . . 14 plaint of Mr. Rider of the Kakaako the best and most delicious Olive Oil on the market. Bottled ("Pratt, the Land Man") BOY Oahu R. & Co in Nice, absolutely sound, perfect olive:. L r Mbsion. He! is charged with vag-- r France, from Guaran- ' liilo it. R. Co., Pfd nicy. - j Dennison's Crape teed under the Food and Drugs Act of Juno, 1006. llilo R. K. Co., Com.... 9 9 '4 New line of bathing suits at Jor-dan'- s. OF Hon. B & M. Co 19 X 20 v IN 14, Vz TINS, WITH PATENT SPOUT REAL ESTATE AND Hawaiian Pineapple Co. . 34 35 Tissue Paper YOURS Tanjong Olok R.C.. pd up Prince Tsai Chun brother of the FIRE INSURANCE do do uss.UDi pd. . Prince Regent of China, is expected Paliane Rub. Co. (Pd).. 3 to pass through Honolulu in May on We have just received a new Pahang " (Ass. 407. GENERAL Pd) 21 his way to the of shipment of tills paper and any AUCTIONEER floes ho BONDS. attend coronation H. Hackfeld & Co.,, Ltd. realize the Importance King George. or saving? (Jive him a practical Haw. Ter. 4 (Fire CI.) .. shade and color you wish. RENTS COLLECTED Haw. 4 Costumes for the Floral Parade lesson liy opening a Ter. SAVINGS Haw. Ter. 4!;i and Carnival may be ordered through ACCOUNT hi his name. Haw. LOANS NEGOTIATED Ter. 4H;i , the Hawaiian News Co., Young Bldg. Haw.Xer.SVa It will help him when One price for both events. Orders he starts Cal. Sug. & k News Co., Beet Ref. Co. must be soon. Hawaiian Etc, Etc. nut for himself. Hamakua Ditth Co., in Upper Ditch 6s Dr. T. Harada, the distinguished Ja- ' LIMITED Mutlf from wlinli" HaniiiiMii rhiertpph'K ami t he One Dollar opens an account. Haw. Irrgtn. Cr., 6s panese now visiting here, will speak ALEX. YOUNG BUILDING Pinectar 11 STANGENWALD BUILDING Haw. Cora. & Sug. Co. 5 tomorrow morning at Central Union Hllo R. R Co., 1'JUI 125 Issue church, his subject being "God's Wit- At all SocJu Mnuntulnn anU Stiirm Merchant Street Honolulu Hilc R. R. Co., Con. 6 95 ness in Eastern Faith.'- Honckaa Sugar Co., 6 . . 101 k The Muenchener (type) brew- Arctic Soda Water Works Bank of Hawaii, Ltd. Hon. R. T. & L. Co. 6 ... 103 Peer Kauai Ry. Co. 6s ed by the Honolulu Brewing and Capital and Surplus, ANNUAL MEETINGS Honolulu DiMriluitors Kohala Ditch Co. 6s 100 Malting Co. and how ofered to the fir list' on hot wjifllct-e- f McBryde Sugar Co. 6s . . . public is brew possi- Syrup rakr. $1,000,000 93 the best dark lliit;trA tlplirioiiH flavoring for punches unri ice cream Mutual Tel. 6s.. ble. Order a case for the home. Oahu R. ft L. Co. 6 ..... 100 oo'4 The best shoe ever made for men A t All Clrowtsr Oahu Sugar Co. 5 ...... Kalmku .Febi'Uaiy.14 G who walk or stand .a great deal is the V U io h i n u Agricultural . February 15 Olaa Sugar Co. 89 91 i PINECTAR SALES CO., LTD. Pac. Sug. Mill Co. 6s Regal "Korndoc" Shoe. This aho-- Hawaiian Sugar ...... February 15 Will buy a BEACH LOT near Pioneer Mill Co. 6 can be had at the Reg-i- Shoe Store, Kallua '. February 1G Waialua Agric Co. 5 ... 100 Diamond Head. Liability King and Bethel streets, in quarter Maui Agricultural .... February lli sizes. Excellent Sea Front Residence SALKS Between Boards: ftOOO Kallaliuui .... .February IB s The completion of in- - f , sites. Fruit trees and ip-as- grow- Waialua 5s, $100; $500 Waialua 5s the yearly I'ulelm ...... ,', ..... February IS ventorv nl ul,,, ing on lots. $t"(t; 111 Hon. 11. & M. Co., $20; 40 Saehu niir Suno Hawaiian Klectric February 18 many must February 18 , Sole Agents Insurance Hon. B. &. M. Co., $20; 15 Hon. B. & articles that be closed out Pioneer ... II. Co., $20. to make room for new goods. This Lahaiuu February 18 Is Kulo;i 20 Session Sales: $1000 O. R. & L. sale a great opportunity to secure ..... February ALEXANDER YOUNG HOTEL LAUNDRY. Our bargains. Piieilie (iimno ...... February 20 Mr. r.mployer, do you know 5s, $10(1.25; 10 Waiulua, $1; 10 Pio- Magoon Bros., what Tills is Uuu .Agricultural ... . February 20 neer, $182.50; 35 Kwa, $28; 5 Oahu afternoon the time that ilie time one of your employes may be get Ilouuapo February 20 door Sug. Co., $25.50; 5 Oahu Sua:. Co., piayers. aro soing to together on wagons, pass your twice daily. TRUSTS. Killed or I the Weha Agricultural .... February 20 REAL ESTATE AND seriously injured, making you $25.25; 5 Oahu Sug. Co., $25. Paellic courts to do some work Kalopa Agricultural February 20 COLLECTIONS liable for a .largo s.um.iii da unisex?" with the racket. Hall of Toronto will be on hand, and among the Hawaii Kekaha February 21 Cor, Merchant Sta.-- Latest sugar quotation 3.48 cents and Alakca - We ean relieve you of this liubility Iiiter-lshin- February 21 $69.6C bunch will bo Champion Al Castle. er per ton. 2;i for a small premium. Members of the High School Alumni Waimea February Drink Apokaa February 2!i Association will bold a Valentine OLD Kwa February 2.1 MAY'S K0NAC0KFEI Cook dance at the McKinley High School PAP Waialua February 24 Sugar, 3.48 cts building on Saturday evening, Febru- Beit in the Market with la , . ary 11. The admission will be fifty Wall wit ., .February 24 Kohala . February 27 jifly cents. Members of the alumni aro HENRY CO Hawaiian cordially invited to Alexander & Baldwin February 27 MAYA $23 per month m Bun- 3d attend this affair to up Phone 1271 galow with seven acres at Million Bee's.Js, intended build the social features of Fine murine uml mountain view. Trust Co., Ltd., the association. F0RSALE Kasy reach of ear. Modern plumbing; 923 FORT electrie lif.lit . STREET 3E 3G Servant house; stable; BEffl TRUST CO. Lots In a well settled tract in Ntiu-an- u large tohouse chicken run. TAPEWORMS Valley, with prospect of early elec- Members Honolulu Stock and Bond tric car wervlco. $2i0 up, at terms to P. E. R. STRAUCH Exchange suit purchaser. Waity Building 74 S. Kiny Street Fine lots in Kamehameha Park Tract, FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS A WHEN IN NEED OF great many people have never one block from King St., near Mew Telephone 1208 the Linen seen them and arc naturally curious. Boys' School. The choicest Tapeworms and parasites of des- Stop Paying Rent all and cheapest property ever put on the criptions are brought to Bro. Benja- market. Electric light, sewer, good STOCKS AND BONDS min most every day. Benjamin's See Bro. otroels, line soil and water; Terms rea- Herbalo removes them and all other sonable. Dresses & kinds of worms system. D0NDER0 LANSING Paper from the Call A on Co., few lots Kalilil ltd. within a Phone 2553 83 Merchant St. Trent Trust at the Honolulu Drug Co., 1024 Fort Limited short distance of car-lin- e. $,",0 down street, and go to Pro. Ilenjamin's $500 to $15,000 and $10 per month, without interest. MEMBER HONOLULU STOCK AND counter and he will be glad to show VIHi arc pleased to announce we of aay description Lots at Palama within walking dis- BOND EXCHANGE them to you and tell you all about tance of city. Easy terms. them. Bro. Benjamin is meeting with have received an express ship- MARTIN GRUME, Small house lots on King St., a, great success here and his stomach Phone 1410 at $:125 each. Good store or res- ex a medicine, Bro. Ilenjamin's Herbalo, is El ment, Sierra, of beautiful line Es-at- idence sites. Real Agency Harry Armitage doing a world of good In Honolulu. CAMPBELL BLOCK ot Linen Presses correct and up- - HONOLULU'C LARGEST Hundreds are being cured of ailments Room No. 20. Stock and Bond Broker of long standing by use the of this J. H. SCHNACK, to-date every detail, Member of Honolulu 8tock and wonderful medicine, in "White Corner Fort and Merchant Streets. and testimonials 137 Merchant Street PAPER HOUSE Bond Exchange pour In every day. Bro. Benjamin's and Colored Linens," size 1 6 to S- Campbell Block,' Merchant Street Herbalo cures stomach and liver trou- 44, C. L. HOPKIN- ble of which so many .people suffer and only one of each style. and makes new rich blood. For kid- Island Investment AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- Systematizer, Notary Public, Agent ney and bladder trouble It is without m & Giffard & These are from a clever maker to Grant Marriage Licenses, Hawai- PAPER SUPPLY CO., LTD. Roth an equal. It positively cures Company ian Interpreter and Translator Fort and Queen Street! STOCK AND BOND BROKERS ot High Grade Gowns. OFFICE-JJttdici- ary Bide. HOURS Memberi Honolulu Stock and Bond STOCKS, BONDS, MORTGAGES AND 9 a. m. to 4 r. m. Prices GEO G, GUILD Bantfei Exchange REAL ESTATE range $17.50 to 45.oo. Stangenwald Bldg., 102 Merchant St WANTS Telephone 344$ Now ready in our Garme nt CHANG CHAU LOST. J. H. Gibson, driving a carriage for Office- - 103 Stangenwald Baildine Department. GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT. The funeral services of Ernest l, a prominent naval officer, was arrest- White bull terrier bitch, with black late of S. S. Siena, will be held ed last night by Motorcycle Olileer INTERPRETER, NOTARY PUBLIC studded collar. Return for reward to P. O. 506 Abreii in Box Cable, "BulldOK" from the Seamen's Chapel, on AlakeaJ front of the University Club, W. II. Smith, Kiilnk.-ui- Ave. two-thirt- y dffice Corner HoCel and Snv'th slreet, at o' lock this lie refined lo clear the road at 4S4!l-2- t Streets, P. 0. Box 946. Phone 2386. Rev. Canon Win. Ault off- Abr u's order and upon the latter tak- One of the big trees on the iciating. ing The Interment, to lake place the horse's head Gibson struck FOR RENT. place 011 Peretailia street Blank boons of all sorts, ledgers, at Nuunnu Cemetery. him repcn'Pdly with the whip. Af- was uprooted by the recent storm. Jordan's etc., maiiufacUired by the Bulletin terwards, when Ahreu climbed lo the Large front corner room; $10. 707 Many other h:g trees throughout the Publishing Company. 1Y c c It 1 j II n 1 1 p 1 1 n $1 per year. box, Gibson kicked and struck at hlm.j Klmiu St. 484!l-r- .t city were laid low. DC m EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., SATURDAY. FEB. 11. 1911. rac PERSONALITIES

5 , ilMv. KIiUUALL, left today on. the ' Mancliuwa for tho coast. - v. E. H. HART, fl-i- of the second circuit court., re u ed home last night. ATTOUK15Y .1. 1.. COKE, has, gone YTl cases to Maui to t s)i iinmbcr of in the circuit emit there. J11SS I.. iMHOFl' was an arriving 'pas.cnqr f:cm "Jlie- - Orient on the b Hi Hi Manchuria yesterday afternoon. CKCIL BROWN,. w;Uo K,ot back, yes-terd- UWUJ 'km u says business on the Siena, Ul prospects on the coast1' are good. I ar- - iiimwimviM S ION AT Oil PlIIMi? I'ALl.iwho rived on the Mauua Kea this mornliiK, is accompanied by his wife and daughter. '' ' " '

Star staff.- i:tuniert from a vacation Why pay rent when we offer you swell "corners" in a growing spent on Hawaii this morning in tuo ; Mauua Koa. C'LAKE.NCJO 11. VVA1T.1UV1A.1, man- American city that has a "dead mortal cinch" on prds)erity ager of the Insurance- department of the Trent Trust company, arrived from Hilo today. Honolulu! Can you beat it? Our reasonable prices and terms JAMES T. TAYLOR, civil engineer, was a returning passenger on the Mauua Kea this morning from a pro- - ' will enable you to get a "corner" or else the "inside" of what's festional visit to Hawaii. ,). H. McMILLAN, of San Fran- cisco, who has been visiting the isl- is ands for several weeks, sailed today happening. While American enterprise digging the Panama Canal, laying fir homo (in the Manchuria. JOHN HIND, manager of the Hawi f Mill and Plantation Company; came - corner stories of magnificent public buildings, and the Government is spending to Honolulu this morning on a dusi-ness trip, arriving by the Mauna ' " Kea. ' millions for improvements, all for the benefit of Honolulu, why don?t you get MISS ALICE HAT" IB, the recently appointed princess to represent Ha waii, arrived by the hiauna Kea this busy?" Don't let the grass grow under your feet. Begin digging your own iw,.i,, . Inutvi-ntWli- i ff:1' tlin.Florill I'aiaile doings will commence at once. I.Ut. VICTOll S. CLARK, of the canal to success. Lay the corner stone of your own home. If you haven't T.,,.. ifni ii.i iiinM nF Tnimlirrntion. Is r i expected to in New Orleans J ...... arrive today from Cuba, where he has been "grouch''---yo- u looking Into tho labor situation. ' to spend get a do it with less. hus- millions don't '.can 1?. 13. LliAVITT Is tho former band of Iluth Bryan LcaviU, daughter (f Wi'llain Jennings Bryan. Mr. Leav-i- lt arrived on tlie Sierra yesterday the thing to do that's what of character that is obtained in no other way. Homes make patriots. Few men and is making a trip around the that's world. FERRY, D.D., of of despair and have been patriots enough to shoulder a musket in defense of a boarding house." REV. II. FRANCIS brushes away the cobwebs Vancouver, B. C.. will occupy the pnl-p- lt And this is true. You know it is true. You know that real success begins in ut the Methodist church at tho helps w'n out every time. This is a good evening service. Dr. Perry is pastor your own home and not in boarding houses, restaurants, cafes and hotels. If of the First Baptist church at Van- old world to live in if you only own a couver. you are a renter why "root" for the landlord? If you are a boarder why help JOSHUA D. TUCKER, of Honolulu, "hunk" of it. Did you ever try to get a returned th's morning on the Mauna pay for the cook stove of the Isn't it about time that you started Kea from Hilo, where-h- went to look in real estate? No? Well, it's over arrangement. for the Shriner "corner" up your own boarding house to see if the ham and eggs wouldn't taste better and to lie present at the In- of the new officers of the will put you wisc Wc have stallation dead easy. It's the real thing you should do. We and the coffee Wouldn't look like a mud shower from Pele. Can't you see that Masonic lodge. MR. R. 11ERRICK BROWN has re- a corner lot in oiir OCEAN VIEW TRACT we have several cornersyou can your rent nioney will r.vcr cease the landlord will never croak" the ham signed his offlci of President of the Brown & Lyon Co., Ltd., nd sold his it nothing what you get for and eggs arc you Standard Oil prices and your salary goes to everyone to Mr. Holllday Wilherspoon.f . have it. It's a "cinch." You can't have for c''"!:;' in'crost Mr. Brown will take a couple of ! iiy? Don't you know if you will buy home no matter nothing is seldom worth anything. Of course if you find a bag of gold or foe but yourse'f an:: that a nic.nl ha vacation before taking up business again. " wise just wiser than the homeless - Rajah's diamond that's a "pipe." But to get this "corner" you must "take a how humble you. will tea man that much R. R. SILENCER AND MRS. SPEN- C.vn l'r:)in Scal'lo were arrivals at. cozy of wise men and how they, got tumble" to yourself, quit being a "piker," dig up a few bones and play "the big ones who look into the cottages "wonder" Honolulu this morning by the Matson Navigation sleuner Lurline. Mr. themi the, wise men got them-n- ot because they had money idea)' The th'rtg to do Hrst is to "smile," then come t.o. us. We, will, take lyie know how Spencer-I- identified with the bank of the northwest. He is but they bought them slowly putting a ing interests you out on our beautiful property and show you where to "plank your dough," enough to buy them outright, because also prominently associated with ship- - i)in business. The Spencers propose of wages into the lot first and then the building of the cottage. where to "coral your cornerpraise your foundation; build your bungalow home part their salary or lo remain in tho islands for some fly! you could done you do. Sophocles weeks. and become more independent. and happy than old John D. with airmambney Time flies! Time will What have can. MR. AND MRS. TRUSCOTT have to islands after a de do it if Benjamin mastered Law seventy. Are you returned the You don't have to be a billionaire to talk with us you wouldn't learned Greek at eighty. Frantdiiv at lightful throe months' stay on tho mainland in which time they visited your attention, your , to how get home?- - fjlo! Butv heaven forgive the thought, you you were. When we meet you all we want is your "smile," 'Void learn to a a number of places of interest along irus-cp- tl ; coas Mr. and Mrs. in for eighty. To learn how to acquire and secure inde- the Purine earnest consideration. We will tell you there is a pleasure fighting a may be before you arc ftlome arrived this morning as' passen- Greek or Law- gers in the LurMne. Mr, Truscott g. he wiil tell you the to master home-savin- Ask the man who has acquired his home pendence is a more commendable achievement than -it will return to his former post of duty ift, ti,,, liuivnHuu KiiL'sir nnmimnv as - now if he" hadn't is wisdom! Then begin now. Come and see us . Honolulu and its same thing. He will tell you that he would be on his "uppers"- the highest chief engineer. of green he calls his lawn and those great future is good enough for us, why not for you? Buy a lot and build your got a "corner" on that little bunch grass AT THF HflTFl 5 extending every day. Our shingles he calls a roof. You bet!. It's your turn NOVvV-n- ot nor home with us. Our improvements are growing and Alexander Younv. ' will adding to value pf your purchase. You idan, Vyo.; R. S. Oakley and wife. "next year. If you wait too long a "corner" lot jn the graveyard will get you and rapidly increasing business keep the n Spokane. Wash; Carl S. Smith and roof-tre- e. -- grow-weil-to-- do and prosperous Hilo; A. Macklllop, Seattle; wife and kiddies you love may not have a shingleo-eal- a Think cannot lose. We will not let you Jose. Then wife, the l Malcolm Moncrief rnd wife, Sher- - ; American city. "grbiiiid floor" that we offer and if you Mrs. S. H. Malthay, Los' Angeles; of it! Ah! you have.thought of it! Then why not "get a move on?" Ingersoll' along with a growing It's Miw Felix Latz.- E. G. Fischer .and ,; '. up to you! H. Gosa a man to own a home. It gives a certain independence, a force do not see it now you will soon know it. It's wile, Miss A. Ohlaudt. and said, "It elevates wife, San FranciKco; Mrs. S.'.Hi Pear- -

sail . and daughter, So. Brownsville, Pa.

ltova! Hawaiian. ) P. A Aiuihr.rd and wire. Erroll Palolo Hill Tract Murhird, Portland. Ore.; W. S. Post Ocean View Tract and wife, enimercr, Wyo.; T. D. Laf-I'er- ty ; Wo V A ami wife. Seattle; Marie Archi- Section . -- 3y2 Cents a sq. ft. Corner Lots --- $500.00 ,; .... bald, Winnipeg; S. C. Farnandis and Build B Cents a sq. ft.. wife, Scuttle; 11. C. Bush, Denver; Inside Lots ------$400.00 Section .4 . I Bungalows j Mrs. Albert Urison.' Payette, Idaho; $50.00 C 5 Cents a sq. ft. First Payment V Section Mrs. J. R. McKinney, New Plymouth, On Our Idaho; K. C. Macdonald, wife and Balance -- $10.00 per month D 5 Cents a sq. ft. J Section ..... daughter. Winnipeg, Can.; Mrs. Hug!) : 5 per cent discount for all cash. . v : : Carlson, SeaMle; A. Link, Missoulu, t . t - ' " v balance at rate of $10 A.' Ore.; ; wnt TERMS: 20 per cent down and Mont.'; W. Moores. Salem, We privilege of increasing our prices or h reserve the i. 1' 'ihAA"ii:j i XI- - U I - A - -- - Mrs. M. J. Green. Winchester, Va.; me ...... i . i i io a:u per monin un uaun iui.. rirawinci any ot our lots trom market. ii F. R. Stone, wife1 and' son i Berkeley, !!!( F. C. Johnson" an wife, Sun Fran- )..:t. cisco. ' "!- ' '"

Monday morning, the formal cere- monies of hoisting " Rear Admiral Cowles' flag over tho naval station in Honolulu will take place, and the occasion will be a brilliant., one to which n large number of Invitations have been issued. The commission arrived - . f urn on the Sierra and was received at the. nn i1 u naval station this morning, the U u U u i visa u u v op for the reception and 9 g being completed today.

Office Koko Head Ave. Telephone 3208. to FLO-li- Mxn Office Fort and King Telephone 1659. Branch One man refused help the PA 11 AIM' on the ernund that Ik had nolliinc to advertise. What Au) ron think of Hint man's caliber! W ita I" 1 EVENING BULLETiH, HONOl ULU. T. H., SATURDAY, FEB. 11, 1911.

bonn mural ic. Tills was one f the Airs. Neville looked very . dt' told. ('hiiivhi:, Jlr. iind .irs. A. 1.. e.istle. K'.ndat!. Ali-- I.' Kopke. Air. and im.-- t beautiful h;nu!.-- toilettes and proved i me in a dull gold satin, with the Air. and Airs. li. A. ooke. Or. and Airs. J. A. K nntdy. Lieut. I'. D. Kil- - very 1700 becoming Mrs. William I.ove corsage or cloth of fco'.d. A: Us li Airs. i". r. inner, Mr. and Mrs. A. iN. gore. Air. J I. I.. Established nia ' KinsltaL looked Ti handsome in pink chiffon over l!;,lk ntyne looked girlish and pretty in i'.i:..Iio. I L. I'.niv mi i in or a liccpe.r shade. Quail-- j white niimuiisette, trimmed with rose- - I .Mr. and Airs. n. A. Lynn. Air. and or Atr. and Airs. ;. Dillingham, Air. Mrs. A. D. Walter Baker titles Duchess hue added to, the buds. Airs. George Angus wore a stim- Ijirnaeh. Air. r. A. Long, beauty of the frock. Mrs. James and Mrs. II. F. Dill ingham. Air. and Ajllss 1'ali.ie Lucas. Miss Sarah Lucas, JuJd ulus gown of Princess Louise laee over Airs. V. .Sir. & presented a F. Dillingham. Aliss Dyke. Airs. and '.Mr V. A. Love, Miss Har- - Cos riiture' in an Imported a satin; Airs. Gardner Wilder was much A. It. .Miss Aldgnil Dow. I. ( Line Pockety, Mr. rut in as, Mr. 'lias. Lucas Jr.. Air. town of. satin, with a hu e over- uelmjred iti a black gown over of cloth and Airs. John n. D:vw, Air., and Airs. aiid. Afrs. A Lewis Jr., Air. S Al. Low-- j dress of silvered spunsles. A silver or 1,0107? ' Dc Mrs. B. Griggs Holt woroi'u" W.C. erlng. Air., cud Air. S &!. i,re; Air. (I. i. Lansing, Mr. w. I!, l.v-- ! nament was worn ! ;'.M!iy ' CHOCOLATES lp the hair. AUs. U.uniiii, ir.-e- UNIVERSITY CLUB ibeaqUfi'jj frock of white satin, trii.ihuwt. Henry air.oi,i Misx DA- - user Air. I.. D. l'.,ir!,our I.atli- - v Krle JCnudsi'h was itlad tirVhito satirr.J -- rop. In Ibrowji inuril on ; Airs. Charles !hil-1- :: ..!' iss era rjamon. 4Wir and Miss Kinina Lyons, Air. and Mis. wUh'n tuuie of silver. A Vriime "'..11 T. il Dnriniur,',' Mrs. F.' It. I)uyV! Daniel l.ogan. of the lingworth was regal in a black satin.-- ' - siiv-e.-r edged the sj.eevcs Aire hiifl Airs. . Durfkla-- Mf"n,l M ' M. BALL IS BRILLIANT andthe tunic. seiiufhe.l in jet; Mt.su Sarah Lucas weV.s- -: The"?.jllver H'orn in"'." Drscjiberg. Air. ami Mrs. j! JV Th I Pr. and Airs. H V. Murray. Mr. ( and COCOAS tier ! 'has. 'Rands'' dark pieturfi in white over A)blf I satin; I L.t.-lu- -j tL.lrJ..jt& AlcAvov. ' i liliKMiss Miirle P. Mr Robert Aid " . bio fBwrtIh;yly lieooin ' 'orriston, i .'la.: W, Wfliiv-le,,- ,, !.wi,-.K- i New Homo Scene of One of n. ll'IW'.Clrvin looked extremely well- M,- - A?w i.L Dr. nn.l Mrs v L. Ono' of'the most Tieaiitifuf gowns was AIo,,re. .Miss Fthel For eating, drinking and cooking Busy Season's Leading Gigantic pulms were placed worn blaclH wit;. '.Sf-cr-t1,!- .' Ui;;;,Ji:j.-oi,ii4.-r,-.-.A:;f,Ji,y.,y:M- ..AI.'KeiiKle,, Air. Jas. I). Mcliicrny, Mr. through This srtlid Pure, Delicioui, Nutritious toilette1-f,- r nclv.crtluu .'Mm, 'iix."- lX:jSiiii'ilu:tv,;v4i :nnd f a."' Airs. Harry Alaefarlaiie. General Social this garden, where tete nooks h1ir"satm'va.s cut in Events. were the of apricot satin. Gobi roses were worn Airs. S. Douglas. Aliss L. D:imoine, ;"d Mrs. Alaconiii, Air. and Airs. I; D. latest fashion, nnd wa.s draped arranged lor the young people. The. with In her hair, and a scarf of ('hnntilly Airs. AI. F. Daly, Alis Irene Daly. Ale'ad, Aliss Alary V. Moore, .Mr. J. i;. wiiit.' si.vered tulle. The Cireeian E. Mue'aulay, AlcOand-less- , A UK beauty smaKncss of entire cov.rt was enclosed with a lace wa.s worn. Mrs. Sutton was very Air. and Airs. J. A. ml bands worn in the hair set oiT this Air. John II. Kills, Air. and Airs. Lieut. J. S. AleOleery, Mr. hedge of feathery bamboo, the gallery pretty in pale pink satin, with a ;o!d and the University Club ball, charniin.T matron's .statuesque beauti- Waller F.mory. Air. and Airs. c. S. Airs. Benj. S. Alarx, Miss Alist, Air. tunic. p.ev. which was given l.ir.t evening overlooked three sides of this gar- fully. Mrs. Samuel Djnning's gown of Kdwnrds, and Mrs. J. p.'F.rdninn, Robert AI 1st, Aliss lsalu lie AlcCorris-ton- , The list of iiivitations'rcnt out is as Air. at the new clubliou.se, may den; the tall stalks oi the green silk crepe, In the new "tomato shade," Arthur Kwart. Aliss K.lith Fwart. Miss Alice Aiuclarlane, Airs. C. H. follows: F. well gave It the distinction of bamboo added to the tropical appear- was admired. Airs. Harold Castle A. Alerriam, Air. and Airs. J. s. AlcCarul-les- Air. R. G. V.. IVrstcr, Aliss Fitzger- Air. Rolit. R. AlcKlilowncy, being quite the hio.it exclu- ance of these galleries. The largo looked, beautiful in a rlihe of rose point Air. and Airs. Chns. II. Atherton. .Miss Miss ald, Governor and Airs. W. F. Frear, K. Myers, Allss sive anil most bcau'llul affair so far columns supporting this structure luce over satin. A diamond dog collar Juliette Atherton Air. and Airs. c. w. Wurren Mills, Lieut, Dr. and Airs. P. F. Frear. Air. Geo. II. and Airs. G. L. .Morrison, Captain ami given season. The Fri- were wrapped with smilax and maile, was worn. Allss Vera Damon was ex- Ashford, Allss Ashl'orel, Air. D. W. An- this dance Fairehild. Airs. Al. F. Fitgeraid, .('apt. Mrs. N. F. McClure, II. AlacAlil-lai- i. tremely derson. Air. Lorrln Andrews, Air. and Air. J. the palupalei and pulaa ferns were pretty in pink chiffon over Al. N. Kalis, Air. and Airs. Airs. Lucy day evening was a brilliant affair, and Mrs. 1 1. Herman AlcW ayne. Dr. H. li. woven into cloth .of gold. Airs. P.ayniond C. Angus, Aliss Klhcl Aliens, Hi Mlstt L S. Ottice strands, and festooned Jlrown Focke, Air. and Airs. W. R. Farring-to- n. Mitchell, Air. and Airs. W. s. Merrill, ait I'uliiit wan thoroughly enjoyed by tho largo vvore exquisite Allss Alyra Angus, Miss Jean Angus, from the galleries to the garden, thus !in costume of white Allss Merrill, Air. D. F. Mi l 'orriston, Air. and Airs. W. D. Adams, Air. and Breakfast Cocoa, 2 lb. assembly of society folk that were making an effective green silk crepe, embroidered in roses, elab- Airs. G. tins network of Airs. 7t. li. Anderson, Air; and Airs. R. C AlacAlillan. Air. and Airs. R. evening was O. lirecpnt. The iierfect and overhead. Hundreds of incandescent orately trimmed with silver. Pearls W. Atkinson, Air. A. L. ('. Atkinson,! Aliss Helen Girvin,. Air. and Airs. J. Alatheson, Aliss Violet Alakee, Air. Baker's Chocolate (unsweet- moonlight so brilliant, wa.s were A. Gilinan, Aliss Paul Mublendorf, Douglas the that it lights encircled the court and gal- weirn as ornaments. Airs. Walter Allss D. An'gel, Air. Jos. L. Anderson, Cordelia Oilman, Miss Mr. ened), 2 lb. cakes Alarjorie. 'Oilman, Mr. hardly necessary for, the string of leries, while Japanese lanterns, con- Dillingham looked extremely handsome Miss Kthel Ander'-ein- , Alius Frances ,lr. Jack Guard, Air. Alexander Mcllryde, Air. G. and Mrs. G. G. Guild, Dr. and Airs. AI. AlcLIi'.ow la y. German's Sweet Chocolate, rlfctric liglit3 that, were arranged cealing electric light bulbs, were ef- in white satin and duchess hue. Mrs. Anderson, Aliss Klizabetli , Andersnn, F. Gio.isinan, Aliss F.nld Gregg, Miss! N. 4 through the g.ounds and on either fectively used in the palms, and trop Walter Alaefarlane wore an Iridescent Lieut. F. AI. Anderson, Airs. ('has. lb. cakes Catherine Goodale, Air. T. P. W, Gray, Airs. Helm G. Xoeinnn, .Major and iiido of ihe driveway, although this ical trees of the court. On the north- lobe, over cloth of silver; Theo- Adams, Airs. li. AI. Allen, Aliss Helen For Sale by Leading Grocers in Honolulu Mrs. Air. and Mrs. W. Al. Graham, Air. and Mrs. W. C. Neville, Airs. Lewis B. elec'riesaKdlsplay added to the effec- east side of the dore ;vas Achilles, Aliss Agnes Armour, Air. and galery Kaai's sing- Wors a picture in pink mes- -' Airs. II. S. Gray, Mr..' and Airs. II. 'li.i Newell, Aliss Geraldlne Neuman. Ali.is Airs. Henry Afong, Air. Frank Arm- -' & tiveness of the scene. The porte co. ing boys were stationed. The Pif'h saline satin and pink tulle, with sil- Gill'arel, Mr. Harry Helen Walter Baker Co. Ltd. strong, Miss Helen Alexander. Gaylord, Air. iind Newell. chore and Kwa lanai were massed Cavalry band and the Hawaiian or- ver trimmings; Mrs. .William Hawlins, .Mrs. J. R. Gi,lt, Air. John Gait Air. 0. DORCHESTER. MASS., U. S. A. with cicoannt palm leaves and moun- chestra furnished the music for the looked; (laiillsome in black a ml Mrs. A. jOtirtley, Allss Heleh Clay ,'iiLtln and Airs. K. V. Orton, Air. satin and, , . ' 1) w-- Mrs. Chirisso L'odefeldt.l t.Mr. F. e;. tain ferns until they presented a dancing, alternately, one playing the EOUIT Airs, nohert Shingle was in Air. nnd Alls. 5V (iartenberg. and' Mrs. G. Owen. clad Bachelor, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. l!ald- - 53 HIGHEST AWARDS IN greenery. A. L. C. Atkin- waltzes the two-ste;- H. P. of "Mr.- and other the a stunning toilette of white satin, with will, Aliss Atai.el Kosher, Air. ami Airs.' Sheridan, Mr. The programs were Afr. R. S. Hosiucr. Airs. G. H. llo.i, , Mr. and Airs. AI. F. Piosser. Airs. F. EUROPE AND AMERICA son, Lieutenant Pliil extremely pretty,; an if $rOren bfiahlflpn and gold; Airs. Pii'dseye, Aliss Minna Ber??lflt LW'nt. - , mer, air. und Airs C. 'It. Hemenw'iiy; Air. Win. C. Parke, Air. Prune Curtwright,- Jr., Lieutenant tied with the Club's colors, ami' "Uni- Koestor O. IS'. Bui-rill- Lieut K. A. Blair, Mrs. wlPciSt'aptuin Koester, wore Air. and Airs. c. S Hollovvay,' Mr. nnd Antone perry, Lieut. A. Price Frederick Kilgore, Mr. David W. An- versity Club" embossed at the top. 11. A. Baldwin, Mr. Cecil Brown, Dr. Jr., a handfonie goyyn or striped blue chif- Airs. H. AI. Hepburn, Allss C. F. Hem-Inwa- Mr. und Airs. W illis T. Pope, Air. II. A. Vaughan This popular club has give:i many and Airs. W. D. Baldwin, Dr. and Mrs. and Kthel Sn,i!in Air. Airs. K. derson, Lieutenant fon satiii; Miss Cowles looked Afiss Hoiiblswortb. Dr. A., (i. Airs. Al. Pldllips, Miss Marion Peacock, nnd R. Mr. succcssfuj enjoyable ofr D. Bnrne-s- . Air. and Airs. I". F. Stackalde, All William . Lieutenant Robinson. William and balls, but stunning in a llodeins. Air. Frank L. Hoogs, Capt. Miss Kditli Peacock, Lieut. A. Al. Par- Smith Jr. wisteria blrj satin,' Bishop, II 11. T, were on Friday evening's Air. Geo. Brown, Lieut. C. I and Lieutenant. Buirail function outshown handsomely in a. might, Air. nnd Airs. ('has. L. dee, Air. and Mrs. G. 11. Prince, Air. U trimmed gold. Mrs. J. '. Benson, Mr. and Airs. e'. (1. Ballen-tyn- Lieut. J. B. Turncy, Air. und Airs. K. the receition committee, this coterie them all. The arrangement of tills L'l lomnieilieu, Dr. and Airs. W. C. Pi'oteiihauer, Lieut. 11. B. Pratt, Air. S. Walker's gown of pale pink satin, Aliss Irma Ballolityne, Air. and D. Teimi v, Aliss ilhelniina Tenney, of bachelors looked out for the wants affair was perfect in every detiiil. llolidy, Miss Florence Harrison, Air. and Airs. Geo. C. with an embroidered tunic, was much Airs. L. G. Illaeknian, Air. and Airs. S. Potter, Air. R. W. Aliss Anna Tucker, Air. Robl. Thonin-- guests, and ushered them to During the intermission of the danc- and Airs. J. F. C. Hagens, Air. and Mrs. Perkins, Allss' Lily Paty. of the admired. Mrs. M. Ballon, Air. nnd Airs. R. F. Bond, Lieut. James nin. Air. F. Tlioinpson, Captain and ing, young people promenaded' Arthur Brown looked II. 1!. llarley, Air. and Airs. Heuterson, Fine, Air. and Mrs. L. T. 1'eck. the library where the receiving parly, the in Air. and Airs. W. H. Babbitt, Mr. Ken- Mrs. K. J. Timberl.ike. Air. Mrs. hanebome In u robe of mil lace, out- Dr. and Airs. C. It. High, Dr. F. F. R. and stood. The architectural boauty of the garden, those not wishing to "trip neth F. Brown. Miss Alice Brown, Aliss A. P. Taylor. lined with gold; Allss Agni?s Wulker Iledemann. Air. Fdmtind Iledemann, Lieut. H. B. Rohinson, Dr. thi:! room is so exquisite, that elab- - j the light fantastic sat on the galleries Gertrude Brown, Atr. and Airs. R. J. Carl Ra U. wore a beautiful gown Air. and Airs. G. H. llelser, Mr. nnd mus, A,lr. Mrs. were not watching the "younger enjoy of white satin Buddy, Air. K. It. Barnes, and A. G. M. Robert- ('omul V.veno. oral decnraliiins needed. set" Mr. nnd Airs. G. F. Henshnll, Mrs. Alice L. son, Mr. ' with pearl trimming. One of the pret Airs. ('. G. and Airs. David Rice, .Mr. and with themselves, these lanais' Boediiis, Air. and Mrs. A. At. .1 t V. This room was decorated for were n chili! em, Aliss Jlelen Hough, Allss Mrs. F. R. tiest women there was Klan-char- Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. raised feet abovo Mrs. Orton, Brown, Miss AI. Baum, Mr. F. B. Or. and Atrs. c. K. Van 'lcU, I.ieut. . roues, large brass bowls and tall cut several the garden Lanelte lough, Air. and Airs. K. R. B. V. Rice Air. and Mrs. W. T. Raw- and wife of Captain Orton of the Fifth Air. G. II. Kuttolph, Airs. L. II. It. Vaughn. Air. find Alrsll.M. von Ma ranos were filled with American also commanded a view of tho Ilelce, Dr. W. O. Howell, Air. C. W. lins, Air. and Airs. J. Al. Riggs, Cavalry. This young bride looked Buttles, Air. and Airs. R. ('. Brown, Air. W. 1 !! Lenity rosea'.' Th3 numerous lighted ballroom. At 11 o'clock .Email tables lioilgins. Dr. F. L. Hutchinson, Aliss P. Roth, Mr. nnd Airs. R. R. Reidi'ord, beautiful In white heavily cm-- ! Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. T. Bottoniiey, Mr. W. large globen were quickly placed in tho court, satin, Holmes, 'Airs. fj. Grl'tgs Holt, Capt. Lieut. J. A. Rogers, Knhert-.'on- , library lamps with their and M. 11. Benton, Aliss R.'iy Bell, Allss Aliss Grace ATr. and Airs. Curl Vldenuinn, Air. n delicious supper broldered. Mrs, Henry Along wo. c a Uoudlette. Air. Airs. R. of tiffany glass, cdge.l with a fringe was served by a Bunco, ' i and A. R. Ross, Airs. ' Allss G. Jinnee. I. and Airs. J. S. Walker. Air. I,. J. 'War- j gown H. W.,Riee, Air. Airs; (1. Rlveu-bur.'.- b. of bead work, contributed to beau- corps of well trained waiters. A num- Paris of French marquca tio ,,vr j and B. ren, Airs. H. V. the c. A. Walhridge. Air. ami ! pale pink r Air. Gerald Irwin, Air. and Airs. ty e?f the room. Judge Ballon, tho ber of the debutantes and their satin, iu a hobble effect ThJ Air. Mr?. G. Coeike, Air. Airs. A. F. Wall, Air. nnd Afrs. A. A. and P. Harry B. Ingalls, Air. and Airs. Rlehard Ivers, S. preferred dancing to cornage was roses; D. AT. Wilder, Air. and Airs. II. F. Piesidcn1 of the club, received in thin partaking ornamented with Cobh, Air. and Airs. ('. 11. Cooke, lseli-bcr- Wichinari. Air. C,o. Isenberg, Air. Paul R. Air. and Airs. S. W. Sutton. Air. and by of this delicious collation us the music the l.olible was held in place by a imiui Aliss Fdna Dr. V. Clegg, Allss Claire Williams, Aliss Edith Wil- room and was assisted his wife, Church, i. Airs. 1 1. Bralnerd Smith, Air. W. o. liams, Air. and Airs. Wm. Mrs. Maciinb, wife of Brigadier Gen- continued during the hour sot aside of pale pink, adorned with tiny lo.'.c-- I Air. and Airs. J. P. Cooke, Aliss eiracei J. Williamson. Smith. Airs. Margaret Smith. Air. and Air. and Airs. W. I,. tho ballroom - Cooke, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. TV. Whitney, Air. and eral Macomb, who represented the for was in constant use. buds. Allss Catherine Stephens look- Castle, Allss' Air. and Airs. Morgan A. Jones, Mr. Airs. R. F. Smith, Air. and Airs. R. R. B. J. Mrs. c. S. Weight, Mr. 11. II. Walker, Rear-Admir- al This roeim deserves especial ed In Case, Air. li. Cartwrigbt Jr., Air. 11. S. Johiu on, Dr. and Airs. R. K. army; Mrs.' Cowlcs, wife of mention extrcmi'ly pretty pale blue satin Sheedv, Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Schaefer, Mr. C. K. 11 H. c. Carter. Captain anyl Airs. C. S. Wilder, Pr. and Mrs. II. for was so artistically At-- Johnstone, Air. and Airs. A. F. Judd, Air. H. R. Scatn-me- l, C'owlos who .represented he decorated. with pearl trimmings. Mrs. Robert I Stevens, Lieut. W. K. Wood, Air. ii ml Airs. Cochrane, Air. Percy ('leghorn. Ad- Captain and Airs. J. S. Dr. J. AVaterhouse, wife Tho side walls of this room, within kinson wore Johnston, Mr. R. Sinclair. Miss Shetlleld, .Mr.-fin- IT. S. navy; Mrs. Walter Frear, a beautiful gown of white miral and Mrs: W,,.(V j:myU'S.,..Mla Airs. Then. AVores. Mr. K. 10., j nnd Airs. J. R. Judd, Mr. and Mrs. L. Air. four feet of the ceiling, is heavily re-a- olaf Sorenson, Air. and Mrs. Aus- of yliveruor Frear. Mrs. William satin, with an overdress of l lace. Cowles, Air. and Mrs. C. F. .Chilling, Wright, Pr. and Airs. o. K. Wall, Dr. paneled "'with At. Judd, Mr. and Airs. AI. R. Jamk'son, tin O. Smltli, Airs. C. H. Smith, Air. highly polished red- laven--de- r, A. C. Wall. Pr. Airs. H. Whitney, Mrs,' Alfred Castle nnd Mrs. Mrs. J. Alorton Riggs' gown of worth. Air. F. A. Miss Mr. Geraid A. Johnson, Mrs. K. ,A. and C. Wood, wood. The Crocker. nnd Airs. F. R. Steere, Air. and Airs. It. Allss Dorothy William Willitim.on, wives of .the upper portion of the with a gold overdress, Campbell, mid K. Wood, Air. nnd Mrs. P. was greatly Beatrice Air. Airs. J. L. Jones, Air. Austin Jones. XV. Shingle, Air. and Airs. F. C. Smith, "of walls is furnished in a pale yellow, T. Walsh, Aliss Katharine Walsh, Mr. Hoard Oove:nir3 of tho Club. admired. Mrs. James Met 'andless wore Coekbnrn, Air. end Airs. Q. R. Carter, K. Air. and Airs. R. p. Spalding, Dr. and over this background was K. nnd Mrs. J.. AI. Wbltehouse, Air. O. O. Beautiful and hand ornoly arranged Imported gown of white satin, with Miss Alary Carter, Mr. 'nnd Airs. C. Captain und Afrs. F. J, Koester, Air. Mrs. A. N. Sinclair, C. jnn ' Airs. J. Smith, Wilder. Miss Cap- a tracery of smilax, interspersed with Montague Cooke. Air. D. L. Conkling, Airs. Harriet Williamson. women give prestige to an affair, Fri- an overdress of .chiffon, embroidered and R. A. Knudsen, Professor and Air. C. A. Stanton, Air. and Airs. G. S. Airs. yellow F,l K tain and R J. Wallace, Allss Agnes chrysanthemums, thus form- Airs. babel Chnre'h. Atr. and Mrs. Airs. A. K. Keller, Kavvanann-ko.- n, day's function jirovod no exception to with crystal beads. This beautiful Princess Sherman, Air. nnd Airs. L. Al. Schweit- Wulker, Air. Airs. 11. ing Murslnn Campbell, Allss Cas- and A. Wilder, a frieze. The delicate network of Beatrice MiMs Jessie Kennedy, Air. Walter zer, - the rule. Mrs. Sidney Ballon was a If own wa.s bordered with u deep band Lieut. Lio Sahm, Air. and Airs. F. Aliss Jane- Winne, Air. S. A. Wulker, green tle, Aliss Kthelwyn Castle, Mrs. M. If. Keliey, Air. T. V. King, Air. B. picture in a Paris gown, which was ornamented with hundreds of Walter Smith, Miss Blanche Smith, Miss Air. nnd Mrs. II. V. Wood, Mr. and yellow ;nu of Paquln's models. It was made these flowers, produced a stun- Airs. C. T. Wilder, Air. anil Airs. E. H. ning and novel effect. EmEmSSSJESS eif satin, in the new shndi of bluo j The mission Wodel.ouse, the Misses Ward. windows were that has grown in such favor among! curtained with smilax, this drapery being caught with Birthday Dinner. modistes in Europe-- the gown was j the (lowers. Tho A was given by veiloj in black chiffon, pequlnod in) chandeliers and door- dinner Mrs. J. Mor- ways wero festooned ton Ttlgg? cm Sun gold touches eif gold wore effectively I with this vine; lay evening, Feb- ' large bow knots of yellow ruary 5 in celebration, used on tho corsage. Mrs. Walter tulle were Last Week of our of her birth- ' knotted on the day. Frear was cind in a beautiful laea' chandeliers, tho streamers of The center Hibe over white satin, with pearl! this material were out- of tho table was made lined with traceries of tho green. Mr: of violets with an e'ectric trimmings; Mrs. Oowles looked hand-hom- o fountain Sherwood Lowrey had rising in a modish dress of black, charge of the therefrom. Hawaiian music decorations and was ably by added to the jileasure bountifully embroidered in black bead assisted February of the guests Miss Clearance bridge Helen Alexander, who Sale and was is work this head embroidery Is in the the feature after loading horticulturist of city, and vogue- in Paris. Handsome jewels this is also a professional SATURDAY, marks the last day of this Covers were eight were worn with tho costume. decorator. These Feb. 18th, great economy event. The opportunities laid for and the Mr' young people displayed great of this sale libico cards were painted Macomb's gown was one of tho nnst artistic un many. You can add to the beauty and comfort of your house at a fraction usual hand by the ability and much praise is duo them. of the hostess. beautiful worn. This toilette was of cost. .. , , ; Tills party will remain long in tho Those present were; Princess Louft-- lace, over cream sat- Princess memory of those present, as being If a Mrs A. H. Afong, Mrs. in, hand wrought silver trimming wan thf, flirnisning of new home is contemplated, it can he done in an elaborate nun when one of the most brilliant affairs ever ier, Win. Williamson Mr. .1. 11. MacMll-Ian- , used in tho ornamentation of this given in these Islands. An ordinarily' it would ha furnished but plainly. The saving this sale Mr. A. gown, unusual opportunities of are the more notable II. Afing. Mr. Wm. Wil- beautiful diamonds wore tho of number handsome gowns wore ob- in view of the high character value !tJ liamson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Morton jewels worn. "Mm. Wi.llam Whitney and of the goods on sale. , served: Mrs. Harry Mncfarlane was j;fj niggs. looked extremely pretty in a satin1 clad in n Paris frock of white satin gown of dull gohi with an over dress veiled with ehilTon; por- the lower "' Mrs. Morton Riggs for of oleith' of grh sequ'nned In p ild. r ORESSERS I tion of the gown was trimmed In .BIRDSEYE ALL GRADES AND LACE CURTAINS, POR- - Mr. nnd Mir. H. Mrs. Alfred Lowrey Cnstlo wore an ' R llarley of Fall heavy AND 3 I SINGLE SIZE IRON bands of gold; a bandeau of CHIFFONIERS, SIZES OF RUGS, 20 TIERES AND COUCH- - rtlver, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Stafford exquisite gawn of palo b'ue satin, gold was worn in nor Mrs. - BEDS, 3 OFF. ll.uleson of hair. 0FF- FF- - Seattle, Wash., nnd Mr." heavily enihroldcre 1 in a convention! I COVERS, 25 OFF. Macfarlano is ono of the prettiest and .1. II. MacMillan. Ooldneld, design, wiui louenes or u;:hpss laco Nevada, most popular young society women of Thursday evening, Feb. 9. on tho corsage. Mrs. William William-ro- n Honolulu. Tho beautiful Princess Hula glrlK and Hawaiian singing was one of the most beautiful and Kawaniiniilfnn Inidnd boys g furnished an enjoyable feature ie,,..I.v nvnod young matrons nt , of bllu.k cIlan,iny ,nce ove,. of card.-- i - wllit Hl:-- the nfTalr, nnd with a supiier the ball. Her gown was of whit Off Dressers i Saving on ,, witu n eoronet of goldi Btl(1(1(,(, and Full Size Brass Parlor nt midnight n bled to the guestH plea- over Kami, ; Tables ricncii niiiiiiii:e ie wain vvitll ( wols in her hair. Mrs. Man- - sure mane in war.c Auiomet'e style. The nie Phillips looked extremely pretty Odd Buffets and 2.00 n. O. Tables $1.25 tiiiper iioriion cr tne gown was trim- - i 1,1,. ... Chiffoniers and Iron Bed. nnln nt.llV.. 2.75 Alhg. Table 1.75 Cards nro out ami in u iir; the mar- iiici ui eiysuii ami uie lower silver, fiuslav Schaefer was a picture in a In Oak and Mahogany. Closets 5.75 Hlrdseye Table.. 4.25 riage of Miss Knim.t Nette Sasaki and poit ion ol the sk!rt was hnhl In place Greatly Reduced China figured chiffon over satin witli a deep 10.00 F. (). Table 6.75 Joseph S. Xiiiil tonight at Hie by Irinils of palo blue anil palo pink band of cloth of gold edging the bot- - Cuthollc Cathedral, to ho followed by velvet edged on side with the either ioiii ei rue sKirt t ie corsaeo was a reception at the hnmo of the .,., l bride's ,,ca,i i.i.iininiKi. iiu:i elaborately In 0 parents, 1157 trimmed gold Mrs (',. Flower Auld lane. touch of pink nnd blue added to (. Presser. .. .$11.25 $10(.(I0 lira:;:! $63.00 (1. (). HillTet $58 Stands theAoniio Gartley was clad em-hi- e $: in an ' rich effect of tho gown. After pay- - 18.00 O. o. presser.. . 12.00 tiO.OO GO hroidered blue satin. Miss Claire Wil- Itrass 45.00 7iAi. I) lluffct 46 $10 Fumed Oak... $7.50 ing your respects to receiving par-- , 24.00 CI. O. presser..., . the ams wnH vlIll(,k 27.00 i 41.(10 S 33.00 til) (1 (1 ;. Bt,innilllr ln vpIvo...... V, llra.' Ulll'fet 35 9.00 Fumed Oak... 6.75 ty eniP w;im uy O. presser. , '.'27.00 amadou uie sweet irinuiieu in ermine. Airs. A. N. Camp ::.( O. 28.S0 Hrass 23.50 Huffet .:. 33 8.50 Karly English. c.:3 UNION GRILL iiini'icil strains from the Fifth Cav-nh- y i4.r,o bell looked handsome in white satin a o.. cuifionu'r :; 9.7.0 ...28.0W. 21.00 70 C. (). China Closet 45 hand, in Urass...... that was stationed the and pearls. -, Mrs. John Erdman was 27.00 O. O. ChllTonier. . 18.00 ::0.00 Iron 20.00 F. (. China Closet 38r vrct corner of tin ga-de- bediind .a clad in pink witli satin, an overdress 40.00 F. O. ChlfTonler. . 30.0U 14.00 4."i :'.0 Smoking Stands stop-lAr'- 20.00 Iron R. K. China Closet re ecu eif panis nnd bamboo. On X of embroidered net, flecked 10 HAVE MUSIC with gold. Alhg. CbliTonler. . 22.00 en lie gillery, leading from tho Mrs. 1T..00 Iron 11.00 SO F. (1. China Closet 22 $10.00 Karly Kngllsh. .$7.50 Biuinerd Smith looked extreme- fiO. 00 Mhg. l ioiii rooms libray, Cliiffonler. . 35.00 4.73 Iron 3.25 i SSWcWVilnil Closet 16 H.00 . 6.00 ba'l r card nnd one ly pretty In black. Mrs. Harry Wil- Fumed Oak.., Inuigino c:iild well that they had been der wore a New York cremtlon of There'll be music every night liansiioited to Fa'rylaml for these pink satin, trimmed with at the real lace. , ...... galleries overlooked n tropical garden Mrs. M. K Prosser looked stunning In I'nion firill, beginning with this evening. new lu- - filled wi'.h rare pnhns, banani plants, a yellow pompadour satin with a span- This feature, has been llowering trodu I by Manager Lyciirgus shrubs nnd orchids. This gled tunic of gold. The lower pnrtlo.i Goods laid aside Jor'delivery when you vvishy but will be to ii .len had been especially construct- of this overdress was edged with not subject to change round out the perfect detail of the 1 as a ed fir the orcision, side wa'li an embroidered in gold. A drill pleasant heuiHiUflrters for we o of those who like fiinpy can viss arranged in spray of gold rose'buds .t: worn i ' ged meuls served rnao of raid, hut this canvass was the coiffure. Miss Wilhclmlim Teuncy promptly and tastefully. TJj). ilrst completely concealed by means of looked extremely pretty In white satin number on the program will be the Tho uprights placed In the veiled In chiffon. This fllinly material llartelll Protbers. who uppear this - Framed Pictures evening to Intersperse cn'or of the garden u?e:l as sun- was embroidered In silver. A silver Office Furniture the evening with i i. little musical comedy. lyi.i inn i;ivfiiim oveuieuii j iriuge nnislied this heautlful toilette', v.'ip concealed by the lele Mrs. Harold Tilllimrhnm u.,.m Half ria Price Arc you doing vine thl! inrasite was so profusely gown of pink satin, with an overdress 20 discount iilivllllnir fur h FI.OK.U . ure.l lli :it it inolnced the effect of flecked with gold. The sleeves, cor- 1MIMIIK! Mnylie ,onr in iiighlior nuiild like you to giowhing this woodland dell. sage and overdress were iiiMiiiiijiiHM iii.im lielp hiui oUued with tfl imf II, decorate, 8 EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H, SATURDAY, FEB. 11, 1911.

TRUTHFUL ADVERTISING KXXXXX.SrtKit'NHXXXKX A Skin of Beauty is a joy Forevei THE BASIS OF SUCCESS. ! RECREATIONS T. FELIX GOCRACD'S ORIENTAL Since the Ingredients Entering Peruna I rR. GRAND CLOTHING SALE U CREAM OR MAGICAL BEAliTIFIER Are Known, Its Power as a Catarrh m m. Tan, Eemedy and Tonic is k m K m X x m Rcmovci rim v ub, t rockier, Mo'.U l uichoo, & Skia Dtis. Marsh ! Hull, and aa. Whitney Understood. (, ' ' ' !iun every oh iiiiwft COLUMBUS, OHIO. The ac- THE BIJOU , . ixrtAiiUlv. mid flofc (t'lection. it tive ingredients entering the piost Have) you seen the Toilsy-Tnrv- niu:, litw stood (lit tm ,M 8 vears, au popular household remedy in the siciansl at the Bijou? Tonight the - tha'ncei.i It is Saturday and yen have taste !t it bt'Rtirf 9 Limited'- wq'rld have been made known to, b:Tl''.l..J,' r pre peri v u.&i 1 - t...,...... n. ivj ...... V,..t nr. r i i i r tb mi Aottptnotfliunlp Lot , $ 4.00 public. means' a un IHXJ ufiuuiiun u:ai. i vu xati PMrnaar: n as the This newer' ' lilt v,r rest better af or haviiiSM" enjoyed , .A- - flint; Dr. 1. 4 in It he advertising of popular 14nv Vonrsejlf . ' ' the n'ght before. There aro Jlu(li iut tut It.. ni- iW medicines Peruna leads. ton (ft ' Lot 2 - 5.00 peruna any rtuniber or things 'to niaKe. yon !.t. contains aniong'bthep ; enrov voir se r at the Pnou ulilie ni: things, golden seal, powerful in its 1' Great Sale of gost theatre In the city, i ilnsson me'rn-- effect upon the mucous' " - i BwalurAiHtlitt Suumi, C'anuiia Kurt-- Lot 3 - 6.75 A'hdic; with his niilsculflr little pom- UuutU United aud branes. Cedron seed, a rare panlon, continues to draw immense j (Bin, BOPIM Prnp 3 (ii eat J.nei Street KewV medicine and unsurpassed tonic. B)plaus , for they are always up to - Cubebs, valuable in nasal catarrh soniething new and are always bring- Lot 4 7.25 and affections of the kidneys and ing the audience to its feet wi'.h HONOLULU bladder. Stone root, valuable for some startling stunt. If you love the AMUSEMENT ! the nerves, mucous membranes romantic motion and the 'beautiful Remnants - x Lot 5 8.25 as well as in dropsy and dancing art go to see the pretty COMPANY, LTD. Spanish girl. Concliita, and she will - dance herself into your affections Lot 6 9.00 right awRy. Her toes are full of EMPIRE THEATRE music and every move has a poem in - MAUI DELEGATION the making. ! Lot 7 9.50 in City emnants Highest Salaried Show the THE EMPIRE Matinee today at the Empire. The - ALREADY PRIMED DAY, 2:30 Lot 8 10.00 house will he full of fun-lovi- kids MATINEES EVERY to see the repertoire of smart per- will b.'gin on formers and to enjoy the prospect of Fresh From the ('oast - good pictures, pictures which elevate Lot 11.00 WEISER & WEISER ? (Continued from Pasre 1.) tho ideals, stir the of imagina- of Supervisors to meet Willi the old best tion dnd teach the HtMe ones to he l oartl hienninlly on the 15th of' De- Pantomime Acrobats rv Fifiwlest Act heroes and heroines in life's daily Next, the 15th Lot 10 - 11.50 cember miy to Ever Shown Here Wednesday after ejection ' gi'ml .haltle. Weiser and nnd Hard a budget Weiser adopt tor the following year.) 'f ' ing and Wason are shows in them '' f ;i That the counties receive 7." per '. selves. Weiser1 and Weiser are. the HARDING & "WASSON Lot 11 - 12.00 cent, of all the taxes, and nil of the wonderful acrobats who idon't make a licjeise fees. Featuring Own (Compositions and sound while they are entertaining the t. That 50 per cent, of nil " ' Daaoei.., of realiza- delighted audiences, while Harding " Remnants - government except- Lot 12 13.50 tions from lands, and Wasson give you dances ,?nd ing land sales, lie paid to the counties songs that keep you happy while you GEORGE STANLEY as a special permanent im- fund for mil back in your comfortable seats. - provements Lot 13 15.00 within the counties. George Stanley sings well and there Popular Ballad Singer White Goods fi. fines imposed That and collected are other pleasures to be found in in Circuit Courts in all appeal cases mis namisome home of amusement. FINE LOT OF. MOVING PICTURES Lot 14 - 16.50 from District Courts be turned over to the counties. THE SAVOY 7. To increase the salaries of all elec- Ginghams Dolllvernnd Rogers are on tonight POrULAIl PRICES 10c, llic, 25c - tive comity oflicers, Including the coun- at Lot 15 18.00 ty supervisors. the S,avoy, comprising the dain- tiest daneing duo observed M isccllaneous propositions here since the islands became part of the Unit 1. An appropriation of sufllcient BIJOU - ed States.iJ And don't forget the Doric THE Fancy Wash Goods Lot 16 20.00 funds Jor new school buildings and a trio, ;tlie jjlhree young men of sturdy modern driveway from Luhaina to bitilif, handroine as can be and with voices that equal their beauty. They 2. Suliicient funds (belt road appro- WEEK'S NEW FEATURES are generous in their encores and res- priations) to provide a modern drive- and Woollens offered pond to. the enthusiastic cheers and Such values never before way around West Maui, and around calls for more from the audience un- Maui, excepting be- Tho Topsy-Turv- y Musicians Hast that section til they cannot very well sing any tween Maua (Kaupo) and Kanaio, and more without taking a rest. Here's LE MAREST BROS. from Mneale to Kabalepalaoa via Ko-el- e where you get more than you bargain- Comedy Musicians on Lunni, and from llalawa Valley ed tor. ,This is a statement which ' L. B. Kerr Co., to Kalae on Molokal. will he eff tp any judge of music CARROL Ltd., :i. Jk That the Territory subsidize the whom you. may wish to select. They Orentest of Foot Tappers County Kami and Sanitarium in an are unequalled by, any known singer K. HASSON BEN ABDIE AlsRea Street f(ual amount to that appropriated by in the islands today. Come see. Drive and Marvel of Muscle One Week's the county. The truth is evident. Also at the 4. That the Territory purchase the Savoy there are moving pictures that CONCHITA CARRANZE A BARGAIN IN SOAP DISHES MADE OF new k'ahiilnl wharf nnd provide u suf- "do move" and other stunts that de- Songs and Iances llcient appropriation to materially en- light. , large and extend the same. BURKE & BURKE 5. To extend the Lahaina wharf so te Vaudeville Aluminum that inter-islan- d shipping can lie RICH. KIPLING alongside. CALVE SINGS More Illustrated Songs offering them to you for 20 CENTS for seven days ti. A primary law. We ore 7. Appropriation for experimental AMATEURS ON FRIDAY only. farms at N'ahlku and Kma. ' 8. County supervisors to be elected M0IAYJ1HT lit large. POPULAR PRICES . . .10c, 15c, 25c !l. The county supervisors to tlx the salaries for district magistrates. BENSON, SMITH & CO., LTD., 10. An appropriation for un armory Pleased With Honolulu and THE SAVOY HOTEL AND FORT STREETS THE REXALL STORE at I.alinlnn. Motoring Around City 11. An appropriation for reclaiming the swamps at Lahaina. This Morning. 12. That the recording ollice be con- EDUCATIONAL FILMS "F.et is was Mini'. trolled by each county, and the county , Calve's comment on Honolulu this be recorder. ;.. clerk morning. More Succese for the Popular iiine. Calve arrived In the city last PLENTY OF ROOM evening by the Manchuria from Japan, DOR(C TRIO' ' IN LOCAL HOTELS u ml will sing' first buloi'e a Honolulu ' Greatest 1nitYevilie 'Success otice audience on 'Monday evening at the "The l.olcls are amply able to cap; opera House. : for the tolirist crowds,'1, said C. C. voii The 'famous singer was glad to get llnmni today. "Although the recent ar- on shore last evening, for she had been DOLLIVER & ROGERS To Consumers of Electric Current rivals have been heavy, all can find 111 with the rough crossing from the i Pretty' Dancing Pup,i with Naw Songs lodglne,'. In the Young, Mouna and of Mikado, was v, laud the and delighted '1 iS Royal Hawaiian we still have plenty lie to on shore at a comfortable hotel, The Hawaiian Electric 'ompauy wishes to notify customers of room left." she said morning. this WINNIE BALDWIN In her pretty, broken English, Rime. that all current will lie slut off at their power-hous- e on Sunday, CENTRAL UNION CHURCH. Calve 'told' of her trip In Australia and Fascinating Singer of 12, 8 a. t 12 m. through the Orient, saying February from in. India and Songs At the morning service a". 11 o'clock that she sang "feefty-eigbt- " concerts Tev. Tastikn D.D.," Ilar.ida. L.L.D., in Australia and "feefty" In India. Her F President of The Doshislia, Kyoto, Ja- Illness in . Japan was caused by this pan, will deliver an address on "God's large amount of singing which she hud THRILLING FILMS The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. i Witness in Eastern Faith." done before arriving there. At Hie evening service at 7:3(1 Mme.'Chlve, with her husband, Sig- Popular Prices Never Changed THE NEW 1911 o'clock the minister of the church ner Oasparrl, Is staying at the Young. Rev. Doienius Scudder, D.D., will give She was met at the Manchuria last (he In Trava-loguo- s Sovenlh his Series of evening by Mr. Adams, who has ar- coinpanlst oh the piano, and a violin "Tho Eighth Wonder of the accompanist will also be selected, us ' ranged for the concerts here, and went World." .... ; at once to the Young after having her Madame Calve is particularly anxious You Can Be tonior-rowt.wv- Absolutely The nm,s;!c at .the services' ill baggage Inspected by the customs men. that the notes of the. violin carry some " "tHe'nnrning !odel , lnrudc; At winger, bf her, selections. . Mew This morning :the feel ink .fs xervicpj " Vehiti,'" Btidi'ey gji tligjji, hf much better, and btforei .noon .sbe'Avifis P' Tkne.from Carmen will be Kiven riiiclt.-rzJ'Ji- o Ijon'iSie" "tJuMffrt. i'Solo, W,H , out t'aklrig a nil.twdrlTO 'm Sure ("Jsiiclv, 'by BishofT Mik' "?en7' of,,es" R. city, motoring Hrwrn'.pdstim ni ciiuy l6ut forty mliiutes. Ihe 'being a favorite f II, ,,Ulon. At' "evBinjr Rcrvfce; "' V- with her." ' " ,i ,i. - iWipnse' fall fiii 'W"rshtiitihe phblr. Remintonis The proferani ' arranged for,, Motnufy OF THE PROMPT DELIVERY OF Ytirjlt HACIOAGJC YOU IF Autheiti,""C!od itr4t?.by i DHn-- '' IsV evening is: ''' i ., j vj), .nelt. Offortditf.'-frnrti- ,f , CHANGES TELEPHONE US YOUR.ORI'EU. ' 11 1. I'iunlSta:" a Me."' M Tllhmfc l.Mii.,,V,ei A, ' 110 2. Slghor' Gaspvitrt- - (a).j JiolniinKa PiWn and Choir. j j " "Mon pin' (fTostDlr ,(bi ' The Rlble Sobflo meets at 9:50 a. t.nnio'' rReclt. are the very best Typewriters that and ArlosuVf'JrJjlinccl" (Leoncikva.llo). A in. Mr. W. A. Bowen, Superinten- ARBIINSETTLED Union-Pacifi- 3. c dent. ' Madame Calve (a) Song, "he Transfer Co money can buy. Mysoil (b) Song, "Le Prln-temp- Tho Men's League Bible Class led (I)avld); (Gounod). by tho assistant minister, Rev. A. A. Call and see our Stock of No. 10 Signor (lasparri Rhersole, meets in parlor '4. (a) "Canzone "The proposed plans for changing the tho church Telephone 1874 King Street, opp. Lewe.-- s Florentinu" (Ferrndinl); (b) Rlevoca-zion- e Young Hotel are en- & Cooke and No. 11 Remingtons. piomptly a 10 a. ni. Continuing "Th9 interior of the Social Teachings nf Jesus," the class 3rd atto "Tosca" (Puccini). tirely unsettled," stated C. C. von will discuss "The Duty of Society to 5. Madame Calve (a) "Stances Sa-ph- Hamm this morning, "and there Is nn the children." (flounod); (b) "Serenade" (Mas- occasion for nlarm on the part of the Sandalwood Drawn-wor- k senet). tenants. Plenty of notice will be given Fans and Boxes, Embroideries, Shirt-Waist- Bas- Are von doing your best to make fi. Planista. them before they are required to move. ketry, Tapas, Fans and Hats. (his v ear's I I.01M1. 1' A It AIM the Intervalles 10 Minutl. "The changes are entirely up to the. Camphor Office Supply Co., licst Scene 2nd atto opera "Carmen" executors of the estate, the Ltd. ever? under HAWAII & SOUTH SEAS CURIO CO. (lll.i't) Madame Calve, Carmen; Sig- cer- Exclusive Agents. terms of the Young will, and will World's Largest Dealers In Pacific .1 Genius Is a benefit to world and nor Caspar!'!, I the Don Jose. tainly not lie curried Into effect fur Trunks Souvenirs ' an Injury to its own family. Mia. L. Tenney ac- - Peck will be the several months, If at all." Young Building 1 2

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; If you want a mcc piece of Furniture wh ich you do not feel able" to buy Soyo8 s a n i ii nun V 1 Week v- -. i i f.'..i!gBifirys5 I Mf : "J AMUSEMENTS. ROSA & Cp. 'Hawaiian Opera House Okqlehao MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13 An- d- Beers, ines and THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16 AT 8:!!0 Liquors W. D. Adams Presents the Unrivaled Attraction FAMILY TRAdI: GIVEN SPECIAI ATTENTION cut DELIVERIES TO ALL PARTS OF ' THE CITY ! - a Phone 3181

1 1 ' - 1 ' I J -- " Calve oM.- '' ' ' ' ROSA & CO., to the-me- - t: :: n :: :: :: t: :: :t should be whose h nie- World-Itenowne- si i; n n Assisted by the d :t:' : - coniing from Chicago nly, a fow, Alakea and1 Queen Street' I O R TEA I BALL PLAYERS DO weeks ago Tenor HIS TONIGHT it SPORT CALENDAR. : was: awaited by thcnsamli - of fans who stormed Hroad street, SIC. CARPARRI station just to get a peep Saturday, Feb. 11. at one el & the new champions. j Appearing in Concert and Grand MACFARLANE CO.; Fi Klits, Asahi Theatre -- - Flnk- - Opera Progrum ASAHI THEATER A VICTORIOUS ENJOY LONG LIVES nnsebtll gots o.i, but the men wh i Harding Of Main Event. made the gime are forgotten in the ' Jt Monday, Feb. 13. tt! desire to do homage to the new king; Seats on Sale at Bergstrom Music Co. Limited t Jt Soccer Kams vs. High School, uio diamond. tt Makikl Field. :: Men Now PRICES $3.00, $2.00, $1.00 M. This Is Proven By A K I -- Fin Go the Event of Shatter Men Trim Y. C. tt Tuesday, Feb. 14. r h ' Aliwo Whn Worn in .ho rllbtnALUrT7rrD.. AINU KIINb WINES AND LIQUORS the Evening Four at Basketball Here By :: Annual MeptinsOahii Hasebal tt nil V w IIHV IIVI V III Uiw j 4 RACE .HERE i 24-1- League, 7:30 p. m. Ago. j T0 .r Bouts. Score of 4 Game Years BOXING CARNIVAL i &y Other tt Eundav. Feb. 19. tt 1., T) Tli.tr-.- 44 - 44 n! At1.1.: - Fiftftftn-M- it. i u 41 t, f., .. ti, t.,...r,,l fir,,,, i..nnl.- -irVil-- t 44 jjicjciu Jlcu;es. auiiuiu; i ui old-tl- baseh:ill nlayre'3 Earlv in March il 1UI11UI1L 1 lilt? illllC IWM HKilL!i,4 LUf .v I'.n. n... thisw.. That the Agents For - j ..W.41..J. .,4 4V.i AuoV.1 r, il,f' Clint'lr., In, M I m WOll II doci-- Japanese Dealers' Assiciatinn. it ,i!e waa aln,eny one is geneialy bc Fvpnt Rp E ThfMit,. cm t,!im ! Will On V. " 22. ,l PEANUTS vs. MELLNOT . ...I ...... - tt Wednesday. Feb. it lieved, but it was n t a sho t one, a.i BLANCA 7. - vn-iur- mt- i., "'" CRESTA WINES.' acrajy me cnunipiuu- wivo . 1 tor weuerwvisni uti tii i a n tf is proven by the history of the men Four Rounds Hhip (of Hawaii settled by the main last night defeating Team D pi the r..,.. 1,1 "hould bR 0 Kam Field. who helped the Athle.ic, t:, win .he.! ,Ml rrc" h,tre PRICE vs. DENTON event'of the evening, between Fink and M. it!. A. by ten points, the final scorn i'01"1 ri"'e between Jim- - J! Marathon Iiace Kins, Kaon, Jt American association champi.mship in Field Battery Const Artillery 24-- fitzgeraui King Harding. being ...... ,. , vt... 1SS3. Death has cut Into the ranks of '' and boidier as Five Rounds We deliver to any part of' the IIUW victory was over tlia cn y six tim?s I'lizgeraid is expected to arrive in AXilFUlIiB tlUlllin viuiiiit",, The Hist that JfilO tt these veterans daiin.i city. tin. won tho 27 years that have pained slncJ town from Australia about the first of .... snip,"nnu irom mm me sea soiuier ih paiama team, wiinn was oninw. Wednesday March 1. SULLIVAN vs. ARMSTRONG tt. "Billy" Shars'g allrt hi.i win-- 1 Q going! to try to take it inside of eight day night, and which team the soldiors . Tourna'irent Begins pian. the month. Lelh bun, Troop K I,eilehua, Troop tt .the, west oiiej ; - up . tiers returned from 'after gomo time ago Jlmraia sent word on Six Rounds """Ti I su uBuiimi iibu"i,i".' Wednesdav March 15. t: """ of the most sensijtioiial race. in the nwo t,,.lt. ll0 llko l(l '"' wollla run,K,ng , F. Box at Fort Sliafter. JJ Cup Tournament Hesms. tt game. ';i Phone 2026. 0. 488 Ilall history of the;naonal aiul pro- - go between Fink and Harding game night was spectacular . Jack Scully has decided to ASAHI THEATER TThls The Just Friday, March 10. away are good one, as men "i Those who av passed nMlt0 th'e race nn'd caijUd to Australia should be a Fink has and hotly contested, tlie Slnuter IX School Track Meet, n' Moyna-- . Grammar O'Brien, KowanCi'Matthews, ycstcruiiy to ,ie Maunakea, Near Pauahl Street wonderfully la the past few gettlug away with some baskets soon tt Sunday, March 26. nfternoon Filx that whls-tl- e, -e- a try. at 11 months. after the blowing of the referee's tt Annual Haleiwa Road Race ommodated with Saturday Evening, February TThel Bauersoeks, the over ntteon. miles If ho would - flrgL.XUnes he met and at the end of the first half tt Starting from Aala Park. tt Matthews and Byina who formed tho Kis . 8:15 P. M.. . 14-- - start at once. Cream Pure that trooper made, a monkey of him score standing at In favor of the tt tt ranious bat trey In "1883, until "Jump- MIKE PATON, Referee R$ the In Jack" came along and took Fitzgerald Is one of the lightest men and got the decisions, but when soldiers. tt tt tt tt t: tt tt tt tt tt Jones . ; 5r. a tr tt n n t: t: a BUGLER SARCONI vs.'SIMMONS . Sold b ; of from "Bobby," in the running game, tipping gen lea two men went Into the squared circle In the second half the soldiers suc- 6ome the lauieis the Camp Very tr. S. S. Tlietis died lu a hospital after having been nt but 103 last December, Fink gave the Fifth ceeded in putting over ten more points GEORGE FREETH rounds, and when he und Six Rounds C C; given assistance by ciiari'ablj Kin:, gf,t on tl.a',,k ,,. LOVE JOY AND Cavalry man all that was coming to while the town team made eight, which Eolllst solne ln FINK vs. HARDING flien,ls' nolulu, going Mm, administering knockout In great 4 it will be worth far to - . - Ruger a gave the total score of when (ha - Ciimii Very 1'ort O'Brien's ense was by far lh? sa S(C Eight nape. referee's whlf-tl- announced that time. right nama wan Rounds der of the two. H!s tt tt tt Welterweight Championship of Ilawull Harding halls from Fort Ruger, and was up and the game over. through an k tM)4 Byrne aiul almo.it accident according to the pictures which he has There was a large crowd of sp"ta- - his plight became kiown in time t PRESIDENT'S CUP' Rindside Seats. $1.50; Reserved Seats, PRIMO $1 75; Admission, 50o on exhibition at the electric studio on tors nroxint. and the rooters for the prolong his life an.l to g've him much and General i', IS ON THIS WEEK . on' Fitzpatrick's Bethel street, he Is in good husky form ,vpre majority, doing' nee led mc Ileal atlention. To the prn-Kei- TICKETS sale at tQwn t(am in the Cigar Store. jftid in condition to defend the title their share and more of the cheering day generation of fain, O'BiI.t i BEER was but a fleet ng memory, but to The second Saturday of the month which he claims. when their train made several baskets the tid-tini- he was as fun ms as a has come around again, and today and ? In the preliminary events there are like a change In the Honolulu Athletic Park and it liord Thomas, a loi.l n cr a Kling, a:id h'.i tomorrow tlie golfers of the Oahu Rome scraps scheduled which should h ading in the number team which was great work beliinl the bit is Bt III r c'oj'ntry Club will be out on the links give the funs all the scrap they want, " of points. called" with pleasure. lo (mi)l,t0 in tournament for the and George Nelson of the marine camp, the The game van good from start to Alter leaving the diimonl, 0 Brien jrrsid,nf.s Cup. who is promoting the evening's sport, dropped out of tho pubic eye he finish, and those who were lufy mil So much fallen during the thinks t)ha(!:'his program will satisfy ' engagel in (ho bus:neR8 of cam- - rain has S enough to be present saw tome of the vt-- u ',ast mfly 1,0 ln Big everyone.-'- ' fellifn ster for H13 Dr. Jayne e, tale. ,..44,,,, lacific best basketball of the season. ad condition and too soft for play, The first' iivent will be four rounds Later he became the f.)r MM two game:) j Fort Shatter men have the Amily C11 1 rial), whicli has r, hut, anyway, tlie usual number of men between1. Peanuts and Mellnit, .vhlc'.i - KING AND NUUANU on next week, playing Team C from ; clubhouse en the til :1 neerln? farm In will go up und look tilings over, STREETS will ibe followed iy five rcur.ds be- 1 r- Marathon Race C. A. on Friday evening .it the Neck where the famous muriloi'3 Sunday is big day in cup tween Price and Denton, both the lat- Y. M. the this playing Paliima thero on occuned many yeara ar. O'Brien tournament, and tomorrow there should ter being In the artillery brancn of the Shatter, after - Tuesday evening. was in distress and his c mdi- lie u Bod.H,zod crow( u ,he vulUy. (2G MILES 385 YARDS) service. lion became known to Janics McNal- - and scores of the game d Rainir The third go of the evening will h The ilneun ly, a piomincn of the F.Iks. ' , For Beef; member ihoi M the nix rounds fought between Sullivan and last evening follow: of which organization the famous old frirmls ut the "rlK C. A. - - tho afternoon. Armstrong, both of the Fifth Cavalry 'Twentieth Infantry, 24; Y. M. r player al.'o he.'o.ighd. Mh. MaNal y h id at Leiiehua.'and following this another Team I), 14. O'Brien taken to tho Mount Sinai boa- - tt 51' tt Championship of F01 SALE AT AT,L BAH 23 six-rou- y Forwards, Woodruff and pital April last. He was sulTerin; MILE RACE go between liugler Sarconl Infant) ' THREE Telephone 2131 ? nnd Miles; from a om plica tic n rf (ifseascs, in- - DHQA of Camp Very and Young Simmons of Chilton; centers, Fulton .1 lAHMVVUIN DV eluding dropsy, Blight's disease an 1 - DI nUoA Hawaii guards, Iltighey, Marks and Yeage". find "they're - fel-lowi th Thetis will be fought. tirrhosis of the liver. The physl-- j You'll all good- t Y. M. C A. Forwards, Dwlght, three-mil- ) 1 Then comes the main event of the elans soon saw that the old player, Widiam Rosa won the e On- here. evening, the welterweight champion- Klemiiu' and Cuttrell; centers, Oottrell did nnt have even a fighting chance road race of High School students run 31c- - eight-roun- guards, and ship over nn d course, if de and floniui; Dunn ror llle. bii' tlie final montlis or his off yesterday afternoon In 19 minutes cision Is not reached sooner by a On ire. life were made as c importable as pos- - lu RO,on,i. the course being from the Washington's Birthday the . t . . 6 Fashion" .1 "It's nil-to- n ..,'1.1 n It tt. t I, t i f:om Jield Uoodnut i.i knockout. Italic , Vm V A.ui.rl..m to the school. 2, 7 1911- - :'The sports know what is coming off, 4, Marks 1, Honan 3, Dwlght FEBRUARY 22, T M. Hotel nr. Fort D.H. Daviei, Prop. and: they can journey to the Japanese liunn 1. Honoluluan who received Con - ioVe' ror 11 oap w,, won p,acea ln theJ 1, CjI-tre- ll owen'neveMt his f,e theater this evening to watch the sport. Baskets from nfilrl fnP nrif iniifil DuVingr nnKt'autn'- - evi nt w.T. Jose Dwlght, who' fin- - ' nroccinnol'' wm mortal .v,. " L'nmn " the The first bput Is scheduled for 8 1. r i. j tMrA ami ADMISSION 2Ce.50o.7Cc or 15 o'clock. . . , Time halve? minutes., saving uvea u. aaiiv,ociw kecnv interested In the Ah Run fourth nlace as the men came ..... Referee Dr. Hand. "N fishermen on California work of Connie Mack's Athletics than ucrnss the finish line. For Iron Bedf ought nunto doing' There be something tt tt tt he was. The newspapers were Blip Tnpre was a Hiipp0ry road to con-plie- d PIERRE BARRON Coast. y In the Haleiwa road race proposition! Tlie Chinese Athletic Union Is giving him and he eagerly read ove-- lpm, boys wltl but co8,a..ring this the ALOHA BATH HOUSE. within a few days now. Just as soon special dinner tomorrow afternooii nt. ' gbto -,.- -. good QQ(1? Is one best swimmers m,u i.- m v, mnde time ln their Jaunt and r of the- 1:. .1111 11 11 vi Kimball get 10 11 "un,,M,r ' viui icjiii vtj j t a"Scully and. together . .. 1 ,,..0,- ,. ., , A : were by School of Physical Culture. . .. 1 '.4 1 IIU- - - r .7 followed and encourad a ought to begin move, .....e.es an., men in TI.O fill! If Ullll ui.v- 1,1'OS.UI'fl W!I1 III III IIH I'lll'll lifl III things to and ath sporting nae The Jhe number on bicycles the whole len Ladies' Men's and Children' 'Vast.' fornJa beacncg (or 8ome time. city hall and talk over old tin, is move ' classes. Hours : a, m. to 10 p. m nlctiire was taken at league grounds with his former team mate. T.on of the course. Cpyne HMi"'"fcr' had New. Knight. , it tt tt and Pri vate Instruction. wi,en Chinese athletes their ' 1 Ut 0 Tn..l,. 1..rt t11ina. A'lli.Un irnn Vi'lfhin n Nelghbor-- 1 Year meet. George in....justly prouu 01 " ". ' " u short time the Furniture Co. to 1,1a wile, from ho ( a'elassifl-"-- medal and wears It most .of the reconciled whm od' Tennis Club will start t his . hor n (a Mono-.,' - hnit aeniiriiterl for "vmrs.- ton. ti nii.yn,.na liftw ...w linnlf in - tournament. This tournament Ulliu. no " When onn punfls to. consider the w"l last for several months, or until lulu to stay...... (l,l(n .f I1.A fn 4i,an..tU) al. Our Specialties ' A OWL fTrgrten "' moahne'nn! . .v .he DOTS AND DASHES. marges lionized him less than 31, ,lni,lly ,1,'t:i'1 " the beBt "um tllut Furiiiture years ago, what a lesson hh death class. , the CIGAR NOW So L0t9 ANGELES BOHEMIAN BEER. Charlie Itellly, who is known to' -, to, 'A onwsT P.O.- Aunts' BROWN LABEL R0EDERER CHAMPAGNE. fight fans' In Honolulu, Is reported to' Rugs & Draperies G e on tlie way to Manila by the Sher-- ; "TVr;- - WATHEN KENTUCKY WHISKIES (2 to yean A f fnTTinilS ' old), linn lo go into the light game under, J MUNRO'S HOUSE OF LORDS SCOTCH WHISKY. the direction of Eddie Tnit, who Is Forcegrowth J. Hopp " GOLD LION COCKTAILS. promoting tho fistic game In the Pearl &Co., Ltdi Italian-Swis- s Colony of of tlie Orient. Orleans , CALIFORNIA WINES of the "New Fizz" Caufornaa. c Nigel Jackson is going to pull olT Will Qahu-Furnitur- Company lorne lights next month which wl,' he Oniyat do if winner", he sny. He will not try to HAND-MAD- KOA FURNITURE promote anything until Joe Mc'l'irn GONSALVES & CO., Ltd., JHft,' nines hack from tlie Coast, for he 2185 etlltoilnl rooms 22IC (ii'licc. tele-pho- King 3treet, opp. Alex. Young wants Joe as one of I lie principal j m The Criterion Saloon IiiinIiicss These lire the Building 74 QUEEN STREET P. O. Box 840 the main event of the evening. J numbers of the lialletln. Tel. 3093 ' r.

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; : 1 ."ii- - ITU : ". .7 ; TJjl several surrounding townships operated body on a phaeton chassis, to , ?match Tho made II lwcentage of wealth.' is no- -' performance one particularly necessary. this body being interchangeable with ,'..., matches the whipcord,,n.i' Is had when if la , , ne,u i in Tlie car purchased f;:r tliis purpo.se the onen nhaeton in, v. .; T iptp lu n n,. . ,, ...... nunc wiut it is a city like niembered iu every .' : " lJ is nuru win! me same that one of bis is a 1911 5(1 division, in the body, mo for . regular model, horse- the driver and material. The luxurious appoint-- l :''s r1'1:'"' ,f,,h" fIal,'""8 he .did better than sixty miles' rope-Hartfo- passengers power front door tour being all iu the same en- ment. of the tonne is enhanced by!""3, (np nutoinobiles en hour, and his grand aterage for closure. There is a door on ea h ,n i, - ing car aim n is one ot Hie most an upholstered foot pad. All of tlie .i, ni.:i pi, iv a rcsiuen- me J1HS.2 nnies covered by him hit side, the right door entering to tlie wood, Is a fin- Hal city. It is claimed here that, .powerful and coniplotoly equipped cars work of special lieht this the Elgin, Vanderbilt, Fairmount add rear seat and the left door entering ish to city a - of, Ms kind ever seen in California. match tlie Muht uphol.st.erv. has greater number of antomo- Grand Prize races is 62.49 to the front seat. There is a folding The miles peri Before its final acceptance by bonnet, frame, fenders, etc., are biles Ihan uny city in the country hour nil Super- seat eent. p.. ii i ... i ... .. for. four of these contests." ahead cf the left front sim niiiMieii. iu eiacK, tne uodyiwnose population is intendent. Wilson, I'ope-Hartfo- wime ... composed of a "As for the Steamer SicrcCClrrles; Peerless Torpedo Type News and this ilar to that in the coupe. The cal panels and running gear are painted! I.ozier car Itself, It has, car was put through as severe ls similar class." even a about a trimmed throughout with ii gray Ill lo w i belter record than has Mui- Notes of Honolulu Garages. anil lie. strlne, rmnii The people of I.akeview, Or., also series of tcsss as any car ever re- checkered cloth that is an exclusive yellow. ford, the star driver. Outside of Mul- -. claim the largest ownership Iu pro- ceived from u prospective buyer. Packard design. The trimming Is There Is a eupplenientary display ford's performances the Lozier gain- The steamer i. Siewa yasteruay now car and is pointing; out its many portion to population, Tlie car met. all requirements' to the novel, as it s done without the con of Packards, enibriicing the other having about ed fame through the work of Teddy brought for Tho von llainni-Youn- g fine points to ids many friends. venlional brondlace, one car to every five families. complete satisfaction .of tlie being plain but 1911 styles, at the store of the Pack- Tetzlaff at l.bg Angeles, and Horan Coinpuny one of the finest cars vvhicii officials. They elegant, l he car is painted entirely ard Motor Car Company of New at found it capable of in Atlanfa. The work of Tetzlaff oar Overland Is Here. black and dee)) gray, while all York, llroadwuy Sixty-Firs- t has conio to Honolulu for quilo a delivering over 60 .miles tin hour il ami Lozier Crowned Champion. Thanksgiving day gave the Lozier the metal parts are nickel-plate- d. Another c:ir which arrived tills (he exigencies of street. The 1911 Packards umiprise Motor Age. in Its annual great while. 1911 Mo(lql S3 li- - the occasion de- The review of prestige In that It resulted la This' is u week c.t the salesroom ..of Tho von other enclosed car exhibited a large line of both en- I i manded it in tlie pti'suit of crime. opin and 191:1 road racing, has gathered to- winning for the of' is a Packard "Thirty" fore-doo- ' Loler the honor cylinder Peerless touring cir with llamm-Voiin- g Company is a fine 1911 which closed cars with r bodies. gether The car is equipped Willi a huge ad- is a two or three-passong- er inside, The much interesting data relating making the best two averages ever torpedo body. This car, 'which os r, Overland car with torpedo body, Packard "Thirty" line con- to tho big justable searcl'ight in addition to operated car, body close-couple- rond events of the past recorded in an American over $6000 nt ;thq,, factory develops the the of which is sists of a touring car, phaeton, road race, which was 'specially- ordered for l)r'. year, i regular headlights. A strong light is interchangeable with the open run- car, runabout, limousine, Motor Ago gives to Mull'ord exceeding evert the race In the Grab. i about 90 actual ,, hwiieiKiwor, and Alorong. This is to those ill car similar about body on fore-doo- the thus available to flash down the dark either a Packard lalidaulet, coupe, brougham, r I.ozier the driving honors of the Prize, at Savannah, and which rank should bo well abjo to low- , therefore purchased some weeks ago by Dr. "Thirty'' or "Kighteeii" fore-doo- year, alleys and out of. tlie way place? runabout limousine and r landaulet. and to the I.ozier not ontv tho second .ml third In the world's ta-- i er all records . for uruuudlbp iiliuid Iledeniann and Dr. McDonald, and chassis. Tim coupe is sometimes frcqtipntod by tho light-finger- exhibited The Packard "Kightecn" town car ojlicial title of stock car champion. ble." .goes painted bright red to show the greut preference in and black, the is made as n five passenger open Iijit free-fdr-a- gentiiy.of.JSan Francisco. car, recognizes the Lozier as the ll body close-couple- This bcatitifid car has a very sim- loc:i physicians have fj:r this beauti- panels and running gear being d car, runabout, in and road champion )" the past sea-Bf- Maxwell pcfeats Poor Old Dobbin. ple motor, perfuct seir-oilln- ful type of Overland. red, while tlie bonnet, fenders,-uppe- car styles similar to the Cadillacs Make Fins Showing. Old Dobbin again has been out- - cumpletc-Ignitio- oouyi anil otner similar parts tire "Thirty." Moth am; lias, the niost - cars are the same Some splendid imports , monogram iC. (. Sinsabaugh, who has compil-e- classed by an In econ- Bystfi'n ,:Thsc have been black. The- nanel is In quality design. , automobile an 'ever li'ed. cy The IfiipinohHd' c,:)ftf brotilit and general The, Hip,, received by Tho. j von Hanim-'You- ni bright yellow. The interior is list price of records nnd da'a for ?' ' li omy test hi Danville, 111, corroborate linders are cast' in p'llrs with offset dowp from H:o Coast M.rs. Orlggs the Packard "Thirty hy Company iii reterence to the splendid j tr,mm(!d iu a light cloth is one open Ap-'- s .annual, says: "I'nqui'sti.-i- a' 'ng the result of Similar lu intake exhiltist v!!lVes"'on"6"ppT- - that cars is $4 200 mid of the a test and tfoll. lias a great:, of at- i roau-racin- g created deal thowii"!; mirdo' fiy fllfe groat number of of the many exclusive Packard u)- - "Eighteen" open cars, The life campaign cf 191-- Ureqter New York last October. Tho b:ir-e- d Juano. n" Blte tildes. he'jf are eai'el'ully tend. :n on the Is im-Ih- o streets. It one of 1911 Cadillac cars sold here difin ll0,s!er.v niaterials, designed and standard equipment, of all open cars only developed a champion driver In horse and automobile were pitted and tlien ground accurately' into ,na'tio!-:- - the litt'e cars to bo seen. It liisi 'idx'niontlrs '" "limited expressly for trimming ak- Includes Packard tops. All cars are Ralph Mull'ord, but it brought out ngaipst each on a size. pistons turn- other fair basis to The and rings are Is easy to handle, and is just the ,.r ,,' ...... 1 , ,, nrd enclosed cars. At the rear f f equipped forcibly' il,: 1,1,1 regularly with Continental the speed and of the iivt " - stamina determine their relative maintenance ed and j6muiylpa 'aJl lH1ns f typo of enr to, a lady to use during f "r,v'.tho driver's seat there is a eonve- jjjiiiountiuiie rims. The tires on the I.ozier. which, en thousands ot miles and yet hard- - Ili(Mlt us a stock car pure cost under actual conditions of ser-- arte? f -- tlley .aridi88'unw stormy ' iPt wUn tray, Thirty" are :Sfi hy 4 Inches, iWf and rainy weather. l.v one of Ilium has been seen all and simple, made the b"st record of ice. The result of the test showed bled and polished to a hard glossy near The left hand seat is further back around, and on the "Eighteen" ;i! o 1 ...... t ,.. the season, although . n ren in nr.- ..... Ait ,1...,.11 un .i..!..,,..l i IP, pitted against that the Maxwell automobile incoN it 1 ... , ' ,111 uniltlSl Ill,' IVTI J, CC.IL, i,ll, tlMMW by 4 inches. surface in a special' lapping machine ",d-- many "" " Ulll,u" Cadillacs are very enthusiastic at sufficient space in front cf it for a Tlie mechanical improvements cars that were built for racing red a passenger mile cost of 1.88 which insures "perfect compression fc.u,.,e inih wuuc a very pretty in only, little tilc. Cf.M(miy of up-ke- of same nt, which when not In use. the 1911 curs are extensive, but are and which included not only the rents, while the cost of the horse and The bore of"the six 'cylinder Miipmooiie 11 a pur-.f1- P .., anlrnl cream niiiauoiir, which f,!,,,,iio r.t,u,,. ..., ...... loins uniier me extension over tne ftii In the nature of detail refine- of the American fleet, but the buggy wart 2.4 cents per passenger Indies; stroke. Tho water jackets chasod Hamm-Yotin- g ' Iroin the von fnuiiilq or' dashboard. ment, developing previous models. pick cf the foreigners as well. To mile. These figures do not vary from me lurge ajid, wi donlgneif that tho Company, l ' ,hi'i,n-'en- hh Mr. Mng'ion states There Is also shown a The Muiford lilH Hie one-ten- th I that Amj:er 'of Cadillacs has standard motor of the Packard "Thirty" I.ozier belong the Ihe New Yo-- figureB more than cooled water fisiikclr in 'tfn the lor- getting around nuicklv the little i,,c, ,,...t J.. Packard "Thirty" with close-couple- d has four cylinders cf- 5 h by driving " . IL lilU 1IW I IT H1111 in bore honors of the year. of a ti'iit per passenger mile in or hot side cf the motor and Hup I just the car It is easily .IV body, especially equipped for over- 5 inch stroke. It develops "(I "Muiford Iu 1 f,rcdo type body for I.lout.' Morris-turn- s started all the big oil her rase. They showed that while dltx'hiiigcd t.op land touring. In adition to such reg- brake horsepower C,r,l) from tho yv(i' the cranked In a short space and ,m. Tl,iu 1,,.. j :,.;,n,' . ,. .... at revolutions road events of the year save those at the service was far different from t.me-sav- ular features as top and windshield. per The elnmber. Tho crank case is invaluable a t minute. wheel base of the l.os - ' for i;,t,,r '11,,,,, 1 ...... the luggage carrying' spaep Angeles Thanksgiving day, and that of t' ew York test, the Max- - is a one piece alunilnuni casting, very busy man. ,,! In the "Thirty" is 120 Inches, except in in of March. back of the body Is provided with the case each of them he was placed or was well auto i bile was consistent 'Id Its fctrong. of suflicien weigh to give of the runabout. In which it. among four special suitcases made of leath- is 108 inches. The "Eighteen" the finishers, the hitter an reliability i well as in Its upkeep greut llgidity to the' liiofor, .eliminat- Tho Pope-Hartfo- 'shipment bo-i- nj turner not is Stranr-- Machine,--i er to match the upholstery 'One ad standard wheel has'e is 112 inches easily won. Muiford won ing Vibration t' tho greatest possi- awaiting anxiously by en: ' vantage the Elgin Na'tion'M " several On tho streets during the past week of separate cases for tour and that of the runabout. 102- inches. cup cf the Chi- nmmmt ble extent. The crank shaft ;is made thtisiastic purchasers. The von 1 1 :i ni h . ing one largo touring cago Motor Club, Is - have apiiciired macliiiies from sovenl instead of' which emblemat- Rain Intci fored. w'- U from, one solid pier; Is t'reatpd Ycfing Company Is In hnpes that these truiiku Is. thax they permit the paB ic of the mainland cities bearing slrit'e'lloensei Cleveland Claims Leadership. ' National Stick Chassis diirlrg the past weelf has been anil the bcaWnga t,o, will reach hero - rengers to carry- their personal lug- Championship .pijyLiMar,a.,e Siir before the Fior- wh'ch nro n'evi- - in Honolit'lii.' fatifoi-:- of tho year; ha was ,.nl for tlv- aiitomoblle business In the1 ' -' gage separately-- On the back of Mi,.: Various towns of United' TliolYh $e- al Paia 'e they may take' part the. States fifth In the Vanderliill cup ilself, and city, f w sales having nia hasi been well repreenled. 'lh fact' seats,- there-- a -. but boon "mads lective type, f ur tipceds In same. - :' " - rear is also large spft- having claimed the kugest 'owner- forwarijj and some machines Iii a big raclor at all stages of the game hy the Hgencies during time;' . owned 'Honolulu el iii case with 'three compartments. ship! that cue 'reverse-- ever-reliable of niitomibUe$ in ,ir4'porljiiyi. l,l The Pope bus made t' ho was by a five fe-- TMfff jbt'rt'!orlal have Callfdi 11 nnnllipf'a V,,,t ''k',ibhj In' one of tltcun nviu lio. ntvnlpd .tnnan beaten scant seconds The Kiinigs have been busy on ( i.i used entirely'' linpiilation, the city'' of 'Cleveland, hy JMngie i 'ftf HMPoerlos3 a ,,,.,, cm im.icii in ,ioi;, an over nn,,,,, H ,10,. 1tr others, tlie Fulrmoiint Park cup pair, but the weather has been wlth KPVevllI maP,,ne, ft.ibes'Sand the raincoats through CV such' chassis and not a to tho nminland only, ,, H.. Hockwell, district. man- race, rlotaAis oiitted nit as a pleasure ,,nft u rr.r-.mm.l,...,v- H,,w.w,.,T,rpt.-r-iw- '.Philadelphia, and in the Craml tl'iit little demonstrating . of y ' ' ,,,,ii.ww, ager Xor 'cars make it dar but in the service fire depart- - " ' fhq .h'raklin Automobile. Com- prize at con- anj'ls (yrff !.'? of ,,p()tn ling paraphernalia which It is de j Savannah he landed r tiie yulps forces has been done. pany, 4 hn,i . ments, government work and also in cirnlile to liavoriTjier'if;!Ti;irViTon-- i claims.. it ,hns .an,, excep-- sistent fourth. In addition to this he " " liifnally, Vu'lJf", If. not own- Comfort of Pastcngcr. the 'handit cf police-- d?pni;tmoi)ts,--e- i vciuciii iv ii'iinii'ii wnnour uisriirning. the Inrgnst, is credited villi rind her first through "Ho bis mother Intends making V ' nf tlip -; foilriwliil". insiMd showing conypntion.i nnv ership when tho of popula- - Tho lieayitiljil tojfydfjj l)odjrj.4. do- the wfii show. " i . of the other luggage. The car class its capturing the class event In ihe Fair-mou- plnt'.lt of hint?" "yes."- "Who Is 'to. ' Hi and wrll-k- n open .'I rignod for- Rrferftcjlft dfljrrfrtirt of . LV ''' TtyjinTty alr, cqpipped w It'll, mthh tires on' tion Is considered. t'c his muster?" "She 'got I'nct.-- rA Tti.ft,,-- r:,- - ..1., ...... Park meet. This, therefore, hasn't. thntr int's llic r',,n,.'' , , , 11 - ..I M , - .':.''' ' " ' ; 1, Ul ii ' . I "Cleveland," says rm- present tho passenger. . ICxneptional are and Frisco Police Buy Car. ' f Will T Hockwell. "has gives Iii in a record ( f two firsts anil yet; at Bhe Is merely Just pany exhibits at .,,.!Vhflln. 'that, - painstaking: tl.eleventh so all It 'needs Is gaso- r.tin.imo inhabitants- and a llftli- - over letting bis hair grow." Boston Globe., methods are used for Hie BK"-- - iMiioie-on- sue. w one second mil of five starts which i I"" iioikii in iMuiilsoti n,)P, 0I1 and wtitcr to lie readv for 7:iuii finish.' ls uutomimilcs. This is one one - upholstering Mid anil all Ing. car lids recently been put Into Souare Harden, New York, lanuary road. record, in (lie opinion of tin- writer tlie seventy-fiv- e have developed high- gun has-- ; automobile to about peo- born to the commission by the city t.f Fran-'- 7 to 14. four civs, each of which & Pucl'iird "Klgliteen" town car is better than that of any of the other GRAB0WSKY TRUCK - ple, or, on a busis of five to a est point of perfection. cIsct for the use of the Snnei-inlni,- nvrl l"nt'"P - shown in finish and equipment family, lo"i drivers who handled cars In ownpr ilpul- r,il!r-- l.l r. t n e? i ue inosr r;ir rue one to every fifteen families. When The fortunate of this car Is rf nn.l,.., din r,iil,l. rrl.t, II m ining oi dis which make it a particularly fitting American rond rnees this year. 1. 1 '..'.v the of population V. 2 nd 3 TOflS 45 H Mr. Aug. Drplcr, Jr., for whom the need cf pnch n motor Inn play is Tlie J'gqmivd "Thirty" town enr. Instead of the conventio- class of the city of Commenting on tlie consistency of lnd ijh HONOLULU WAQ0N o L.....,IL . , ...'.:'.lrnttphnm. which h recent, addl nal ton-nea- ti Cleveland is considered, this is really pfJR CO, was iii,,,-iiui-i- leather upholstery, enr specially ordered sometime ,u o,,,,, Aiu'inert Ma), the entire the Iizicr's various performances...... tn... . lino t,,i,.,;..i , i,,?,,-- :i very ago. Mr. Dreier is very proud of hlr. Wil?on, but the i.ii. .'i ii. ,,,U Is trimmed with tan whipcord. wonderful condition, since the Motor Age goes on to say: receni annexation oi'ParS. u ))ilB a inside- - 875 South. Near while the leather in tho front seat Cleveland is a. manufacturing city, - "An idea of the merit of Mulford's King Street j. Phone 8168

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' S 4- - A m S $ $ v1 i j ? e j: y 4- $ i $ f ? 4' ! v ,S S J $ ;: f . s $ $; J $ j ? $ $ $ 'Clio largo circular kou table, fionij several (itliors. Tin; Humane .Society - which Airs. Sel.li n Kingsbury poured r ' "'' '"' tin- 'third. ye.itr f its .ipuni.'n wimu uyijijuunu, umi n mu.i .a w m.u ui m i.imp. ..ij WEEK IN SOCIETY cxt-tcc- " tea and Airs. Fenjamiu Lodge Mar, STO&ifc ami is a very, promising ami &A t&2tffc?l served c.rr.-- was dccora'ed willi this' APmg ' youngster. It lias 1khh hard, as IS GAY PROCESSION vino. Painty doilies of Chn.y lace. M """ "re :lt Ul" "miB. hut mX?f.Mj iTO e. n' covered the polished surf-.c- These the future begins, to look promising. t WV.&: - l wo society women were a Uly assist- if'4W(AVtA The society needs money and needs j Sfrk, i7 &i verroi-hmem- s ;tTttT'?, Luhcheons, Teas, Dinners and Dances Follow EaCll Other irt in ranting the by j Y? h.hadly. Wo are handicapped for ?' LnPny..Miss Mnriel Hmva.t, 01-- , V , ' V" f,,nds- m,,c" ta! Rapidly for Members of Smart Set. ;Mi,s RjftStt ,$ , i .pra-- lrPFTI- A :v,is.i iieiaTia i eiiaei . .iuss none u we u.ii.v nau ine, waerewnaaii. ..,' i v itKje ,y ..--a stS Ws f '..r- " slo Kcnno-l- an,. W n..r,..,y. a,i! ' As it are Jma existing from OW knots and st:ei.m-'r- l much cheer and lmsp'tnlity were ex fcfiM isve ' Miss IV.-nl.-- nclor ami W'l U i'iV3 hand to moulh. The one, interes:- - U;i.1 si .... . " . pink tu'le, cnnibitu'd with 'tended bv the and h isless, inn .... ; ,4 .. t Wka.W') nar-- eu in , . . Mis. ,iv. aim .mis. , ' niiiuane oik ana we all V "tA U t v L i ' de, of a tropi- he-m- ,Uce l'f,' " graceful sprays of pale pink the beau'ifu! oral uis Air. .loin, should reat' 'inrpve- - j old Pil.in,l,:nn and and A.rs; , , f'i 'fJ biKouias and sprigs of maid- cal that one the tetn-- I Watovhousc. looUed mt for the wants , lf liieut in oitr city in' tbe care"of both I - nalttie BHH ' 1 Ar SrV " JV- en hair ferns ornamented the tho ' Ztj- our hoIpIesS chiiaiTitdml i'"irtore 5 test wins voaih"r that they inrt'ti'Jft f.fl Mtomlcl t fc dinner table of Ji;d;6 and Ij.'f on the. outside. A cozy lire 'iMliiiK liMS in er- - "54 " cit-i- case an an- - j' , Mrs. Sidney liallon, when ti iHirm;- ine isues is iuis: in ,X. in 'he lavge e place emanated ?j,,,'"Wa " i ,', Trs1 MadJnie sa,, a number I Sporty .Vr and I fiSfji Pertained complimentary' to llnwnliei'-Gener- A.(. ., U'' ..offor UflV' 4 J ,. a Wii v 1 01 no t W - - oi jjfuv.taitiin nuts., mauing, uie .means liveiniooa lias to ' 1 and Airs. Alacimli. Covers Cl . tV l iiis &,uinvw, "j- r J IV. 'VV. ' ' divcrsiqii. r-- T'f liut'onf of existencer'tha' will . 1 were arranged- for mew,. handsome and Atisl ti b pa:j;iU ' AV - f enough hi'eans biir ii" u- have at 4f place cards with "'Overseas,!' the in i''C2iving will'vCUiiW .... '.Wr assisted Mad- fiV-- ?' to replace the animal destroyed by j? s W, 1 d , Womsn to Accomprny - V V? name of this (harming home embos-e- ei nor and Mr-- The General Society S'lfSff t ' , TEH us. We' itre anxious' 'tAlo''nil!l:o' than t I cor- . in gold in the left hand upper ciiai-iiiin- wife seemed to take ame Calve. ' and h's ' ?r our means lis', KC v,t.f ViW V f' I were used. After Judge 1.. Tc'iucy 1'eck a pronMueiit !VM ?Vf lM have allowW biit with ner dinner a personal inlercs-- l in every o:ie thttt Airs. ' ' our ambition nothing dauntea we will W ' and Mrs. Ballon, and the following they which was felt to be a society womtiu of this city, will act if Vi " met. rVfFfcVjl do mucli good in the future. We are guests, Major and Airs. Macomb, .M- be-in- :' as accompanist on , "ilsS.k ills' inet coinplinient to the one Madame Cake's -- fSJ S ; fVJ!, wf very fortunate in having such peo- - j IfJAfX'- ''"!' - iSw 'i ajor and Airs. Winslow, Mr. and Airs. presented. On this occasion Air. Monday and Thursday's concerts when fS '''' ' rfi 1'1 to . ' ' - '1U V! Pilot us through our work us Harry Alacfai lane. Aliss Alay Oamnn ' iijamin Lodge A'aix acted as mas- the great prima donna will sing to " " '.H I ' our faithful olllcers. 'Kach one leels j i and Mr. George Schaet'er, attend the guesis packed hoir.es, Mrs. L. Tenney, Peck ' PJWfecWlCit r oi greeting ine 1 " lW u as du(y in fin- d " liis or her to do a" University Club ball. it the entrance and ushering them to is considered one of the most r 'feF felM'qfv " their power for the future good of party, they were ished musician of Honolulu, she re- . ml "Si-- Oji l A the where humane work in our city. Mrs. Dole, Governor and Mrs. Frear's Reception. presented. The long drawing room ceived her musical education abroad. the efficient head of the humane so- ll' receiving partv was Society is on the qui vive over the Governor and ATrs. Walter I'rear where ths stood MISS ELSA RENJES ciety, is an ardent worker and noth- of approaching; event, and is anticipat- gave their regular monthly reception, filled with choice roses and bowls Whose f Kngagcniciii to Otto sun ing stirs her sympathy more than JUDGE SANFORD B. DOLE town violets'. On entering dining room, ing the great (real in store for tlieni. last Monday ai their beautiful the the call of a helpless child or .ani- Photo by Gurrey. were served, one ft is to be regretted that a number, of inclili was Aniiottiict'd J.nst WceU. home on Punahnu avenue. The hours where refreshments mal. She is tireless in her efforts tilth ntgii it could ha-dl- help excbiiniing of the the music, loving eitmnunily WiJl.be were from four until six. to make the Humane work understood Air. Theodore Wore's paintinjj of t art critics of painting on account of re- of room. unable to bear this wonderful song- was a windy and stormy day, a floral adornment this Reed Air. Doughfy,'' a tourist wlio is staying as it should be. The dues for tho tils technical liorfection. but also from a ar- Judge Dole has won the admiration presentative number of town folk, and baskets, in a red' brown shade, had stress unless third concert is I' at 'tho' Aloa'ntt "Hotel will en'crtain a year' are one dollar, and surely .evei-- of the whole community. paint laymen who can appreciate the char- present. Alu-u- hung on the-- s'.do walls and fill- - ranged for all the seats in the Opera This tourists were vast been number oi'i friends at' dinner and oc- man and woman in this cnintry' lvi acteristic and lifelike attributes that during by the v, th trailing bougainville. House for both concerts have been ing has been on exhibition at Gur-- furnished the afternooi ed the tel cupy a "box at Monday night 's affair. able to join and add their hiite to- -, Mia miintor Ihiq t r?i nsfnrrpH in can- - Hawaiian band, this excellent musi- also- Innkln?? 'side poc'.;ets of .dark sold, and the leges and .boxes! have, rev,! for some time attracts Thursday' evening. "Mr. ah-- Mrs. ward educating the less favored in and vas. The above is a photograph by cal organization ultl ivoit. "filay 'oil green thtna.' With a net work of bauiT been disposed of. Mr. and Mrs. .lames ijfchard their attitude toward the creatures much attention! not "only from the Gurrey, of the original, i ' ATcCnndloss will give lege parties on William Ca tie and Miss the lawn, ns i's the usiial custom, but boo, wpre filled ;with this flowering 'i Q ' S $ Heat rice Castle have invited several who are unable to' care for tljem- - f s i i $ J $$-- 3 3 a Monday Thursday evening. Mr. ' on account of the inclement weather vine. This decoration produced and selves who in the tiler-tai- n rrienis''!to' fetyifly "fi box' wi'tli them. and hands of sonify porte-cocher- ap))6a-iinc- e and' Mrs. "Tl'ichard Ivc'rs will 'tho Alayor, played underneath the stimnii'.g effect as it b id the !l;u-k- Hawaii, and together with terrace back of the track will form "AriV' ali.l Kirs:' ' "Gait ha'Vc issued unkind master or mistress have to ' On entering this beautiful b',)nie, so of growing im the side walls. at a b:ix party on both evenings. ladles. Queen L'.liuokalanl an ideal place from which to witness InyTtaliHtis"' fof "rt 'lbge parly the submit to 'treatment which nothing their and ill 'on; the presentation of prizes and-w- ' ' living should. The treasurer will' Princess Kalauia'nao'.e hava aUo baua openin'g oouiliur. accommodate a very 'large number of ' ' gladly accept your dollar, and if any-- . invited. one wishes a life ' menibershio a! people. Mr. and Castle's Reception. The judges who will, pass upon the lfs. check for fifty dollars will bringdiim' Air. and- Airs. .William Richard Cas-t- l or her the necessary receipt. inerils of the various entries are to Miss Cowles' Luncheon. eutert.aiiied !iit. a. reception, Mon-da- v bo ltr.ilihinis selected from the steam- Owii g to the near approach of St. afterniion at their beautiful home Floral Parade Plans. er to arrive in port just before the Valentine's Day, Miss Cowles favors on ..the. Biw iier, of Kintiu and .Victoria Invitations were sent out yesterday Parade. , They will not be. eligible and decorations for the luncheon, at To Ce streets.',... .This reception, was given in by the Floral Parade Committee, to if it is found that tltey are acquain- which she presided as hostess Wed- self honor of Doctor Hurada. President of a very limited list of army and navy ted with or related to any of the per- nesday, wete carried out in Cupids the r.oKliislia College at .Kioto, Japan and government oflicinls, to occupy son who have entries itt the Parade. and hearts which are emblematic of nr. Hat-ad- Is returning to Japan front a place in the reviewing ttand which Pains are being tak?n to have the Sf. Va'.ilcnl'ne's Day. The decora- Enlightened an extended tripi through the princi- is to be erected in the triangular jot rules for judging made as simple as tions were in scarlet, dainty heart pal cout)tj'ies of Europe and Ante at the intersection of King, Merchant possible, in order that there may lit shaped cuds in that color, pierce rica. He is very interesting and pos and Richards streets. no good grounds for errnr, and every with gold arrows were used as place on the sesses a delightful personality. About Provision will also 'be made en the effort will be made to afford the cards to designate the seats of each one hundred guests were invited to platform for the me'iibcvs of the Ieg- - judges the best opportunity for ex- - one of the eight guests. Tho center meet this'" distinguished visitor. A piece was greatly admired by the Player number .qf, the guests included prom young guesls- I his was a heart-shape- d city, The! Cas- double-re- ItiiWA Mmt- - VJ'ii incut Japanese of this basket of gold, filled with d 4 f A? tle licme' was decorated throughout in carnations tiny Cupids piercing yellow chrysanthemum-- which is t lit miniature red hearts with their "dead- national (lower of the Japanese Um ly" arrows were observed peeping pire. Airs. Monro wtic ot nr. aioort from (his floral selling. The artistic JViW'Af po'uVed tea Jn the dining room.. Miss dining room of Admiral Cowles was of The PIANOLA PIANO stands alone as the only instrument of this type which ac l!o:'.,trice Castle the only d.iugM.er bung with scarlet hearts, varying In he house greeted..the guesls on their. size, tropical palins"t'ormod a lleauti-f- ul 'and EXPRESSION1 I. tually enables the untrained performer to play with the finish arrival and them to, the re-- setting for tliis tiiiirpio hand- ' and of a TRAINED PIANIST. . reiving party. The Castles are some luncheon. Am'iiig Aliss Cowles' Remember that "player piano" means any piano on1aimrigsmy piyca WHILE: fijr tlieir,.hosiiltality, Alonday'tt guesls were Airs. Rnss Kingsbury, was a particularly-!eu-- ' (iiterlainnient ' Airs, liny Smith, the Misses Ander- PIANOLA; tsclf. K:' ' PIANOLA PIANO piano containing tbcSorSj) ' I means a famous 'ji)J':tl)!6'aTfa'ir.':; " '" son (,1), from Washington, D. C, Mrs. P.1AN0 will do. ' ": ' Favor us with a call and allow us to show you wfiat the PIANOLA ''' George Cleveland Dowen, Miss Kath-eri- ' ' ' ' ' The" MHtAW '''"' j : I ' - V W1' J- l& r 'tig Stephens and Aliss Morrill who A EVERYBODY. The operii -- Alikado"!'''AVbat perfect-- THERE IS PIANOLA PIANO FOR ' is stopping tit the Moana Hotel. memories and tiurtiglits ' i this 0)ci-i- l hriiig.s to every mind. .Nunc Mr,. Seldsn Kingsbury ''Entertained. old or too young If you have a Piano let us show you the of os are: either too After a brief, but delightful visit tffl .illve lagiiln in the sweet and lovely Airs. Selden Kingsbury, wire of Judge lmn4c. that .Sullivan composed around Kingdmry, relumed Tuesday to PIANOLA. ' her of this opera that lt home on Maul. During her sojourn HKva-- a lilcasure to hear and to see. . ;' if - A in litis cily, Mrs. Kingsbury visited With this player you get the same results The Hawaiian Humane Society, which Admiral and Airs. Cowles and Lieu- is liusv rehearsing the always ehari tenant Airs. Kingsbury. i and Itoss Mrs. as with the PIANOLA PIANO. talilv-llulin- ed aniateui-- of our city 111 Cowles is an old friend of Mrs. Kings- "the Mikado,", feels very happy in its bury, as they were great friends in selection of this opera. Many people Washington, D. C. During Mrs. Actually there is but one piano player in will doubtless say wo have seen "Tlu1 Kingslm'-y'- visit sho was extensively M ikadii" ever 0 many times, but who !- - entertained, however, a number other who use amongst us will nut take real and world which thus instructs those , the r--i i..2s-- friends who wished to entertain for uiil'Hgnort pleasure in seeing "The n k i her. were disappointed as all her time it. This piano player is the PIANOLA, of ngain-- The cause alone can and was engaged. Mrs. Ross Kingsbury : evening will fill "Hie house Tor both ' MRS. EDWARD DUISEIMBERG had planned to return to Maul, and ''bWtlnierft' 01) .ka-mail -- which Padercwski says: '"We Photo by Gurrey. visl), willi tho' Judgo and his , charming 1'itis' Avltb,'lile,tsui-e"",f,hp,,Mi-- wife, hut at the last moment changed imd jwvitliv Mrs-.- - hiKhV' ''if twrTil'y yenrA'ngiv ThU iioture of lidward Jluis- Dtiisenberg was Miss Marlon Kolh of her plans'; u o'nt Kit-h- ' oVi'e ttf tli,''V(li'l this city, ami was married to Mr. " is i r enlitr''Wfipenl-- on the' society page It Perfection." ' .Si be' a ,ihulis ':of..!tllt' Duisenherg several years ago. Mr. i mm'wiy;.' of tiilH' iSsViti:'' T'iil's is ii photograph To Take Command of 'the U. 8. De. pfeseiit eiisf, if- i for Duiseiibcrg is a prominent stock and partment of Luzon. ir re - of a 'portrait tliat ,lias been recently i no otb eae 'than for Auld IfliUf. bond broker of Honolulu, uud is also Great social hospitality is being ill .Willi painted. y, Mr. TJiuodore Wores, the the proprietor of the popular Hotel planned for the: Briga- ' entertainment of lis wriiilif 'liartlly1 i 'sTi'll It' be cxilcH'titd eelebrated portrait., painter. Mrs. Pleasatiton. dier-General is pas- ...... 1, ,,...... v ... .1, .1. .1...... 1, ...... 1, Funston, who a people ,r 'V . , M prices : $225.00 $250.00 th'iiT'fi'rti'r' tWcnt'y yei'irs 'tde"siiiiie tr- ..1 tr rtf ..c" 't c f '. M '1 ft" 'I" .f (I" Cl fi senger of transport- ' the Sheridan, and 'woiil'd' tie f,(v ii'a'i:e',;ross-ed''th- e Iktc' Isl'afure at. will arrive in Honolulu on Monday. if witicl'will be in session iintliiing the iiriotis' points of all of ireat' 1 ilvlde and a few others General Funston is on his way to the our city, no doubt are the time of the Parade, and for the the entries. $300.00 $350.00 have left but Philippines, where he will take com- willing ",'ome-liae- k judges Director Willi has asked Mrs. Frear. to be members of the who will number about thir mand of the United Depart- wife of the Governor, to States Club." others have been faith- ty. present the ment at Luzon. ful to dear old Honolulu, and but for Tho committee will also have a various prizes as they are awarded by judges. a short trip now and again are with judges land in Alexander Field the Mr. and Mrs. Scott's Dinner. us still. Among the principals of the here the final, review of the Par it has not yet been decided whe- Air. and Airs. Ranney Scott enter- Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd., old cast were Mr. Kaxon Hisbop, Mrs. ade will take place. Here too the ther or not an admission fee will be tained informally at dinner, Monday i James MeCuirc, Dr. Alonsarrat, Miss occiipnnls of 'the stand will be lim- charged to Alexander Field. In any evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. ;S0LE AGENTS FOR HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. Margaret l.lshman. Mrs. John Howler. ited to the (rovcrnor and Secretary case the foe will be very small not Ki le Knudsen, who are friends of long Smith- ,Tusirp twenty-fiv- e Airs. Win. Dhiiond, Air. (leorge of the Territory, the Chief of to exceed cents standing. The beaullrul new home of 1020-102- 2 Fort Street, Honolulu. ies. Air. Moiitagle. Mr. W. Hours, Air. the Supreme Court, the Military and The judges stand will be placed at the Scotts was fragrant with roses Carl Widciiiiinn, Air. Willie Cregg and Naval Commanders r.f the district of th' ninitka shir of the field and Hie mid violets. EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H, SATURDAY, FEB. 11, 1911. 13

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Miss Hopper and Miss Stevens fluence of an anesthetic, the rib was spinning Song Chorus: Miss Ward, tvt by three physicians. Mrs. Atherton, Mrs. von Holt, Mrs. ' Thi operation was 'performed by Hitchcock, Mrs. Ci.oper, Miss Hop- Drs. II. C. Warren, Max Rothschild per, Mrs. Davles, Mrs. Walliridgo.- end Alanson Weeks. Weeks Is sur- A'ocal Elsa's Dream ,.Mrs. Cooper geon at the United States Marine Hos- Paper The Nibelungen Ring pital at San Francisco. The physicians Mrs. von Holt said that Crocker will be able to be up Two Pianos The Ride of the Val- in a few days. kyries Miss Hopper, Miss Stevens Crocker is engaged to be married to Piano Masic Fire Miss lfelene Irwin this month. Wheth- ...Mrs. Westervelt er the accident will result in a post- (Licensed under the Selden Patent.) ponement of the wedding can not yet To Visit the Volcano of Kilaaea. c told. S. F. Call. FOR 1911 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Howies, prominent society folk of Vancouver, ar 1r. and Mrs. Whitehouse's Poi Supper - - ' iW 1p; enjoying a visit to the Volcano of Ki Mr. and Mrs. Wal-- and Miss Kather- lauca. Tourists claim that the trip ine Walsh, who are visitors in these It Creates a New Measure of Value in the across the Pacific, is well worth Islands, delighted over the entertain- while, if only to visit this wonderful ment accorded them by Mr. and Mrs. j volcanic eruption. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Whitehru-- of this city. At sev Automobile Industry

I!owlo3 further stnte that the resi- en o'clock Wednesday evening a Ha- - . dents of Vancouver are deeply inter- waiian poi supper was served at this ested in 'the Hawaiian islands and hospitable couples home on the corner Thirteen beautiful models now ready, comprising the latest ideas in automobile their numerous friends that have vis- of Kinau and Lunalllo streets. Thi design and construction. Completely equipped with Magneto, Lamp?, Generator ited Honolulu are boosters of the luau wns served in the genuine Ha-- ' Horn Tools. Altogether greatest value ever ol.crcd in motor prices Mr. Bowles is the Oenonil waiian style which proved a great and the cars at Freight Agent of' the Canadian-Australia- n novelty and experience for the gue ts anybody can afford. 20,(11)0 line at Vancouver. of honor. The table was covered with Mc .start this new season with n record of having delivered can hit the hands of xatlsiicd mountain ferns and and frag- owners In the first eigiit months af last year with deposits nlrea dj In Imii'i fur none than is.dtio of the Dinner on U. S. S. Thetis. rant, !eis of flowers were worn by the new ma dels just coming out. Lieutenant Pine was host at a jolly guests, during the feast. Ten guests HOW THIS DEMAND WAS CREATED dinner, Salurdy evening, aboard, the were Invited to meet the guests of This wonderful demand Overlands In due to of car was never MRS. THEODORE WORES V. S. S. Thetis. The long table at honor. for the sheer merit the llclf. There n car so simple and none ever offered nearlv so much for the money. -- Photo by Gurrcy. which the guests were seated was embody good points of which been developed sug- banked with purple vio- Wednesday Bridge Club. Overland the automobile construction have and gested since the Inception of the Industry, together vvith new features and exclusive ideas, all of which The presents in the which was recently executed by lets, the place cards were ornament- This week Mrs. Putnam, wife of Bulletin her make the entire Overland one thoroughly distinctive. social columns today the photograph j husband. Mr. and Mrs. Wores are ed with garlands of these flowers Captain Putnam, entertained the Wed- Those sea ed around the violet-Ftrew- n nesday of Mrs.. Theodore Wores, the wife of spending their honeymoon in the Is- bridge club at the hostess' THE NEW OVERLANDS ARE MADE WliH FORE DOORS AND WITHOUT. YOUR table were Captain and Mrs. the celebrated artist. The photograph lands, and are being extensively en- home at Fort De Russy. On CHOICE AT ONE PRICE. Mr. Hocking, Is taken from a painting of his wife, ' tertained. Cochran, and Mrs. Miss this occasion two prizes were award- 4 s v Frances Cochran, Miss Florence, Hoff- ed, Mrs. Frederick Ramsey won the 8$3$i man, Miss Katherine Stephens, Miss first bridge, and received a pretty Mrs. Klamp's Tea. som season. They will return to Lydia McStocker, Miss Helen North; brass serving tray; the second prize PRICES FOR 1911 Cine of the handsomest teas of tho their homo to spend the summer Lieutenant Pine, Doctor Gillespie, was won by Mrs. Pardee of Fort Par- winter was given by Jlrs. Frederick months. Last year they did not bring Lieutenant Robinson. Lieutenant Shatter, and consisted of an Oriental The Overland prices for 1911 begin at $775 for pone r, 1 cylinders and IS.10 for a Torpedo sons Klaiup, Tuesday, at her home, on their automobile .with them, but they und I.ieu'enant Blair. vase. Among the members of the Roadster with 4 cylinders. . Thurston avenue. per- found the roads surrounding Hono- club that were present were; Mrs. The power Over lands sell a 1im and $10!)., accord lug to style of transmission. The Tile hostess' Mr. lulu, so excellent for motoring, that and Mrs. Huteson's Dinner. $1250. So sonal supervision was ' Winter,. wife of Captain Winter, Mrs. power Overlands sell at does an Inside drive coupe. evident In the Mr. and Mrs. Huteson, who are delalls of the decorations, they brought their large touring car Frolerlck Ramsey, Mrs. Chapman, The prices rim to $1(11X1 and $1075 for the lines! cars possible 1 n power with 118. Inch wheel which were guests for the winter at' the Moana carried uut to the with them, and are enjoying the num- Mrs. Arthur Marix Mrs. Pardee, Mrs. bases. Every price Includes u magneto and full lamp equipment. smallest detail with Hotel, entertained ut a dinner Wednes a painstaking effort to procure har- erous motor trips adjacent to this Smith and Mrs. Sheedy. rii ,'m' 'or ""r hook, show lug all the new models with complete city. day evening, complimentary to the UUn AnVAMPF RfifW monious effects. This tea rntt specifications. It will enable yo u to make your comparisons. o was not a beautiful Princess Kawananakoa. The large affair, but proved very -- Miss Beatrice Castle's Supper Party. enjoyable. Rear. Admiral ,nd Mrs. Cowles Din. oval table was massed with pink catalogue published shows so many stvles us this. Send for It now, before you forget. Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Shepherd tho ' Miss Beatrice Castle entertained a ' ncr.. Duchess roses and smilax. The place mother and sister Mrs. party of twenty-si- x young people, at The cars are on show by mure than SCO dealers. of Hobdy The social festivities of the week cards were hand painted, depicting her home on Kinau This en- were the motifs for Hie entertainment. for- street. were auspiciously opened by a scenes of the Island. Among Mr. ana WILLYS-OVERLAN- The hostess tertainment was given in honor of THE D CO., and her two guests of mal and beautiful dinner given Mon- Mrs. Huteson's guests were the Prin- honor received in drawing-roo- m Miss Ida Koepe and Mr. Sherwood - the day evening by Admiral and Mrs. cess Kawannnakoa, Mr. und Mrs. Wil- Toledo, Ohio. between the hours of 4 6. Lowrey whose wedding will take and On the Cowles. On this occasion Brigadier-Gener- al liams, Mr. and Mrs. Harley of Fall large lanai place this summer. Attractive place overlooking the sea Mrs. nnd Mrs. Macomb were the Mr. Riggs and River, Mass.; nnd Mrs. done in white Clarence Cooke poured tea, and s. cards colors, depicting Mrs. complimented gu-st- White and others. llower-bedeeke- Hawaiian song birds designated the James Judd served coffee at a d green was the chosen mode for the places of the guests. Three round ta- table covered by a cloth of decorative scheme. A pretty basket, Doctor and Mrs. Judd' Dinner. bles were placed on the large Wal-ki- ki Cluny lace. Sandwiches, lees and cake filled with large white marguerites Pink roses were used profusely as lanai, each table was ornamented Hamm-Youn- g were served a la buffet from the north- were placed In the middle of the beau- a table decora' ion, when Doctor and Von Ltd. with fancy filled roses. Co., baskets with east side of the veranda. Mrs. Klamp tifully appointed table. Tall silver Mrs James Juld entertained six (if possesses Directly after supper the young peo- the happy faculty of enter- candle sticks, with shades of flpgree their friends at dinner at their at- ple motored to the University taining and the great gift of making silver, interlined with green satin, tractive home. The place cards were Club ball, where dancing was enjoyed un- her friends feel at home. Her father is lent added beauty to Iho ornamenta- extremely pretty with their ornamen- til a late hour. Distributors a colonel In. tho I'nited States army. tion of the dinner table. After din- tation of roses. After dinner the host Wherever Colonel C! Irani was station- ner Admiral and Mrs. Cowles and and their guests and hostess attended Major ed,, bis daughter had the skill of as- their guests participated in several the University Club ball. Among and Mrs. Winslow's Dinner. sembling congenial The music (uimshed by the Fifth people, thus mak- lubbers of bridge. Anr ng fln.se who J those seated at the table were Doc- Cavalry band made qul'e a ing their home the ndezvous for cel- enjoyed the host and hostess hospi- tor and Mrs. James Judd, Mr. and diversion at Major und Mis. Winslow's ebrated and distinguished personages. tality were H Igadier-Gencr- and Mrs. Kric Knudson of Kauai, Mr. and dinner All when they entertained Wednesd y of Mrs. Kliimp's cnt'Ttainmcnls are Mrs. Mncomh, Major and Mrs. Novillo Mrs. Frederick Klamp and Mr. an 1 evening in honor of OenQral en toyed, and Tuesday's affair proved of the U. S. Marine Corps Major and Mrs. Charles Wil ier. Macomb and his charming wife. no exception to the rule. The follow- Mrs. Winslow of tho U. S. Army, Mrs.! This dinner was one dellghtm! ing guests were present: Airs. Warner, Selden Kingsbury, Miss Cowles, Miss, Captain and Mrs. Marix Dinner. of the affairs ot the week. Among those to meet , POSITIVELY UNEQUALLED Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. Ilobdy, Mrs. Anderson and Mr. Anderson of Wash-- .' Yellow C isiuos formed the decora- invited the guests of honor were Judge i Meyer of San Francisco, Mrs. Morris Iiigtnn II. C., Halph Korster. the Brl-ti- .- tion for the dinner when Captain and and Mrs. Ballon, Misses Anderson J Grossman,, Mrs. Mannio I'hlllips, Mrs. li Consul and Doctor Tucker Smith Mia. Arthur Marix entertained Thurs- the (3). Brlgadlcr-Gcner.- Colonel Wheeler and An- - i Erie Knudscn, Mrs., floss Kingsbury, of tho United States Navy. day evening In honor, of il Lieutenant Mrs. Ilobblns Anderson. Mrs. liiuinord and Mrs. Macomb. Covers drews. Smith, Mrs. Thomas Wall, Mrs. 1,. Ten-ne- y Governor and Mrs. Frear's Dinner. were laid for twelve, tho place cards Peck, Mrs. Newton Locke, Mrs. Al- "Arcadia," the home of Governor and were done In wa'er color, In design.',! Mrs. Harold Dillingham's Luncheon. lan PnHomloy, Mrs. Frank Richardson, Mrs. Walter Frear, was the setting for of yellow flowers; thus contributing; Mrs. Harold Dillingham was one of Mrs.,Alouzo Gartley, Mrs. James Judd, a beautiful dinner that was given In to the' color scheme of yellow and this week'B luncheon hostess on Tues- NICELLE OLIVE OIL lirigadicr-Gener- Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper, Mrs. An- honor of al and Mrs. green.. This entertainment was in the I day, at her artistic bungalow on drew Fuller, Mrs. Albert Judd, Mrs. I!. Macomb, Tuesday evening. The seats nature of a "bridge dinner" for at the' avenue. White and green Griggs Holt, Mrs. W illiam Whitney, for the guests and the host nnd hostess conclusion of the repast this fascin- formed the color scheme for this de- Mm. Harry Wilder, Mrs. Henry Fred- were designated by dainty place cards ating amusement was Indulged In. The lightful affair. Ann ng the young so- erick Wlebman, Mrs. Lackland, Mrs. ornamented with pen and Ink sketches. guests of honor are devotees to this ciety ma' runs and society maids that James McCanilless. Mrs. J. S. Walker, A dozen places encircled the cxqulH-- j game, and are considered among the were present were Mrs. Harold Di- Mrs. Patterson of Portland, Ore.; Mrs. table, with its decora- best players of the service set. Among llingham, Mrs. Richard Cooke, Mrs. Lackland, Mrs. William Love, Mrs. tions of pink begonias and maidenhair those who enjoyed Captain and Mrs. Walter Dillingham. Mrs. Sutton, Mrs. Bottled at Nice, France, and made from Charles. Weight, Mrs. Clarence Cooke, fern. The following guests partook of Marix hospitality were General and Alfred Lowrey Castle, Miss Cath- Mrs. Joseph Schwartz and others. Governor and Mrs. Frear's hospitality: j Mrs. Macomb, Major and Mrs. Ne- erine Goodale, Miss Vera Da- the best of sound olives. Nicelle Oil is General and Mrs. Macomb, Major and ville, Captain and Mrs. Koester of mon, Miss Wilhelinina Tenney. Miss Valentine D'nner. H. Alice Cooke, Mrs. Samuel Dunning, Mr. and Mrs. the Fifth Cavalry, Mr. and Mrs. Deer-in- Miss licit rice Castle absolutely pure is guaranteed One of tho chief dinners scheduled Dillingham, Mr. and Mrs. David Mrs. Newell of Minneapolis and and Miss Dorothy Hartwcll. under on tho "Social Ciilendai" for next Itlce of itostori, Mass.; Miss Dorothy Miss Stephens. week, will he given by Mrs. James llartwcll and her father, Chief Justice Meeting of the Service Bridge Club. the Food and Drugs Act of June, 1906 Hough at the Moana. Covers will hq llartwell. Mrs. Aunur's Luncheon. Mrs. Chapman, wife of Captain arranged for lventy-w- o guests, and A nova! form of entertainment was Chapman of Foil Shaffer will act as and has a unique and delicious flavor tho private diniiij; room of tins beau- Mr. and Mrs. Gartley's Dinner. chosen by Mrs. George Augur, when hostess at the Service Bridge Club. tiful Moana Hotel, will he attractive- Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kuudsen were she entertained Tuesday, at a Japan- Monday. The fortnightly meeting of peculiar to itself. ly decorated for (lie occasion. Tues- the incentive for a dinner Wednesday ese luncheon, complimentary to Mrs. this club will take place at the Ladles day Is tho anniversary of St. Valen- evening, which was given at the Ma- Seymour Hall. This function was in Annex of the Unlver.dty Club. Prior tine, the decorations will be carried nna home of Mr. and Mrs. Alonao the nature of "a farewell" as Mrs. to the bridge game a delicious lun-ehe- out to commemorate this annual event. Gartley. The color scheme for this Hall leaves for the mainland Satur- will be served to the thirty-si- x This celebration is being given In dinner was white and green. A large day. The decorations for the table members. The tables will be decor- In 4,. Vi, and 1 gallon tins honor of Mrs. Hough's two daughters. cut glass bowl, filled with Shasta were entirely In an Oriental effect, ated in pale pink Melrose carnations. Mrs. James Hough, and her attrac- daisies was placed in the middle of and the dainty viands were of Japan- V with patent spout Mr. tive daughter, Miss Helen, while re- the table, on a center piece, embroid- ese concoction. Japanese kimonos and Mrs. Schaefer's Dinner. Mr. Mrs. siding at the Moana last year, give a ered In daisies. The place cards' were and sandals were nrovlded for each and Gustav Schaefer, informally at Wed- number of enlertainments, consisting dme In water color to match the guest and were worn during the ser-- dinner, nesday evening, at bun- of luncheons, dinners, and teas the center piece of flowers. Among those vice of the luncheon. Instead of; their artistic galow on decorations for those functions were present were: Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo knives and forks, wooden chop sticks Thurston Avenue. The Your Grocer has just received a new round dining room was not only beautiful hut were novel and Gartley, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kriudsen, were found at each placa. Among table abloom with hot house flowers V unique and provided enjoyment for the Doctor nnd Mrs. James Judd and Mr. Mrs. Augur's guests were Mrs. Sey- and maiden shipment of, hair ferns; covers were numerous friends that I hey made last and Mrs. Albert Judd. mour Hall, Mrs. Samuel Baldwin. Mrs.l arranged for year. Mr. and Airs. James Hough's Lawrence Judd nnd Mrs. Walter six. , home Is considered one of the most Morning Music Club. Coombs, beautiful in Stockton California, ami The Morning Music Club held its Mrs. Frederick Klamp's Luncheon. NICELLE OLIVE OIL Is the center of soda' activities for monthly meeting on Wednesday at the Templeton Crocker Breaks Rib. v.. Mrs. Frederick Klamp will give an the smart set of that city.' Mrs. home of Mrs. William Love on Wyllle While cranking his automobile here elaborate luncheon. Tuesday, In hon- on or of Mrs. Ifariy who Hough and her two daughters will ro- - street. Most of the members of this Monday evening, Templeton Crock- Macfarlane, Insist on him supplying it main in Honolulu for about six weeks Interesting and Instructive club were er sustained what is technically known has recently returned from a trip In April they will journey to Japan present. The following Wagner pro- as 7i Col!s fracture of a right rib. He around the woild. nnd China, planning to visit the for- gram was enjoypd: was taken to bis residence nnd, last mer country during the cherry h!os-- Introduction (Two Pianos) evening, after being put under the in Additional Social on Page 14. BULLETIN,' HT, SATUR&A?;-FEB- . 14 EVENING HONOLOlO, . ti 'fl? 1911."

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Will last for years. . :iuiV"i '' yt to the Executive Committee, .sugges- The Warmer is made of metal heat- tions for Tactical plan upon which ed within one minute by the lighting Mid-Pacif- ic aft con- Club may successfully Induce' and insertion pf a paper tube Mirs M?!-r- l Kau Wee's. the and premises, remove taining a- - blufcelMH. smokeless A wedding of interest which took sidewalks and generating a uniform NOTES AND GOSSIP owners to clean up their Odorless fuel place in Tientsin. China, recently was heat- which lasts over two hours at a ; etc. The object in that of Miss Mabel C. Kau and Dr. desirable fences, cost of less than, one cent. It is curved making this, appeal .for. suggestions is body held P. M. Jee. Miss Kau is one of our OF THE SMART SET to tit apy portion of the and to enable the Executive Committee to in liy means of a bag and belt foremost and best educated1 Hawaiian-b- place decide upqn a plau that will meet the allowing the wearer to move about at orn Chinese g'rls, having studied good The nuncrous fricnls of Mr. and l transport Logan arrived, that ho was approval of everybody and obtain Wil! at Ober'in and taught school here; ' A i'.tl JvILLEB to ejnhark on vessel, cp results. ";;.'".. ... Dr. Is oi Mrs.. Seymour llufl wiil regret to that route to is equal. while Jee who a University thoroughly un- Tl,e Welkoin, Warmer has no tiko . Avlvlim lhll'rt hn iimo linnnmc The Club wishes, it California and a Harvard graduate, is learn that they have decided ti It cau be put, into constant action and Crigadicr-Gener- al Schuyler's,' derstood that it has no intention of under the Yuan 'Chan Pu (Board of up a permanent residence on the aide. Is iudislienaable in cases of rheuma- Lieut. ajit to ser- interfering with the wofk of any Im- Post and Communication) of Peking, mainland und will leave Saturday on James is see active tism, lumbago, neuralgia, sciatica, vice, he- -, provement Club or Civic Society now being surgeon of the Tungshan Hos the steamer Jlajutkurla .(or the. coast, unless the uprising is quelled cramps, etc. .' y city, but, on con- idiu-istr- fore he young" operating in the the By placing the Warmer on the pital and associate professor .of chem-- j where they will visit Mrs. nans arrives. This officer trary, is perfectly; willing to assist . being dry, not iiy in Oakland for a few lr.oiiths. Mrs, is sure to prove valuable, as ho part (he heat i at the Oovernnient Engineering and ' with all stich clubs moist hakes out the cold. Physicians 'Cortfegd'' ' Seymour Hall, prior to nor marriag knows that country thoroughly, hav- wat- at TanRShari. societies-havin- for their, purpose say. that the moist Ji.cat of the, hot ' OLD HonghtA-n- ing made maps, and i . numerous covering In recent letter from nSking to waa Otitis Ruth and was a bag not cure but aggravate the ji tile noble work of cleaning and beau- er will 'A' ' - boll-- j of Oaklind, the entire country of Arizona'.' 'ft.' siyk-- reigiiing society ' above 'mduttoned. Wit'rihV'Mrs. Jee "Y4f by all " tifying the eity. The committee would ailments .,'1 means plan to come to Chfcli. It Is California. She is a tall stunning Many have boen sold not a e'ngle be glad to: have the several Improve- ' MARKET 1 On sailing' 'trrisV)'ort''Lo-ga- n ' FISH K glrl. bUn eyes, an the of the complaint' more than worth while, forfttir Jwith fair hair ami ment Clubs Civic Societies in the deep Saturday 1 Mrs. Stiirges, w'j'fe of and Complete outfit Including Warmer, ail enormous oive; there is veiy popular" Ih Honolulu, and city look af- Captaifi Sturges '5th different districts of the bag belt, coil and 10 tubes of fuel sent KD regret is felt and exp:e;sed by this of the Cavalry, Is nnu'h to be Keen. Ko'.'Biuc.h to ter their own work; however. If it is prepaid to any part of, the U. 3. upou detjil younfc couples'' friends over their was given a royal send' off 'by her' le- t'.l4iUeXtllW,''M :a'eroat to' bs necessary to pbtain immediate and receipt of 11.00. : the coast. The Halls gion of friends, who ' were at' 'the done. That nil is new an'tfstrange to live on better results the, Club is willing to ... If you wish to know bore about this prom- wharf to wish voyage, to me true, everything is so are among the oldest and most her bon for this of wonderful device write today for free 'tis but undertake ,the work actually clean ' inent? missionary-families- Mrs. Sey young army matron is very popular in descriptive .booklet. ' appealling and intensely interesting, ' ing., up .the, city. Suggestions for es- prom- society of ' and I am happy to be here." This mour Hall's family are equally circles Honolulu: "'Mi's: tablishing an Improvement Fund and WELK0M WARMER MFG. CO. aturday, inent? In California. In fact were Sturges will visit her parents for 108 Is certainly China's most Interesting how It is to be used or a plan for lulton St, Sew lork. i in ace. Refni-f- the National Assembly among the pioneers of the Golden several months San Fraiicisco. inducing the property owners to do lis '" ' ' are being discussed vital questions West. '':' their own work will be greatly appre- Feb. Miss Heiene Irwin such organization of x and her fiance. ciated and given proper consideration as these: the the Templeton Crocker, together with Army and Navy, the opening of the At her bridge party yesterday Mrs. by the Executive Committee. BAD WEATHER uregg their bridal party, will be the guest new Parliament, the1 National Debt, Moore entertained Miss h.nid of honor at an elaborate dinner dance CHARLES A. STANTON, the Monetary System, the Chinese Miss Elvse Schultze, Miss given this evening by Mr. and Mrs. Secretary, Honolulu Hundred Thous- - - , -- r, Miss t ?"T :y Situation Manchuria, Abortion Hamrnon, Miss Hazel Forbes, Joseph D. Grant and Club. in the Whittcll, at their . beautiful Mabel Gregory, Miss Grace Broadway home. Mr. acci- rayifrMifrraiM-rTiT- n ' u of Opium and the Queue, and other Crocker's HURTS AUTOING J Miss Nora Oliiver. Miss Kathleen dent, while painful, Is not confining such subjects. All this Is significant Miss PUNAH0U HONORS Oliver. Miss Grace Sheridan. him to his apartments, suf- and for China a ehnnga for the bet- Sulli- as ho was Minnie Sheridan Miss Helen ficient to LINCOLN'S MEMORY ter is bound to come." recovered lunch at the St. 1 van,; Miss Marian, I.aiiy, Miss Lllllai with Francis his fiancee yesterday. "The chauffeurs of Honolulu have . Van i Vorst,, Miss, I.uc'le Levy. Miss S. F. Chronicle. The sliiKing of. "Ainurlcu" and the nearly ten during Association with Honolulu scorns to Helen S.peyer, , Miss Ethel Spcyer. lost thousand dollars ' You Are Abra- ' a A. decorating, of the portrait of in ft'i'averman. Mrs. G. past- Inonth on account of bad bo always followed by success the Miss' Florence Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gay' of La-u- al the Mrs. ham Lincoln with lie wraiths by well-know- n SRE3! world of art. Many cases of artists Herrick, Mrs. Charles Baker. have come to Honolulu to witness ma freather," said a driver Crofcr-Elam- Mrs. Lyall Ohlrarrtelll, Eululle Wallace, and Landruiii Oilmore ' ,i who have become unusually successful Floral partiql-pat- o this morning. Mrs.'v Brottvlle, Mrs. the Parade and also and generally recognized utter leaving Alcxandei1' de opened the Lincoln Pay,,o.crpises of "Not for years have' the roads out V. in (he festivities of the Kirmess Frederick Scott. Mrs. Walter .A- 'Punul'.pu , yes- EJk.-j- the preparatory. .School, of the city boen to bad' as they are these Inspiring shores can easily be lbeit'' Scott,' Mrs, Wull::c2 Smith and and the ' Carnival." Mr. and Mrs. suc-- , terday uftRrnoon. .. ,, .. ., , ., present. ' A day of would called ,to mind. The most recent Mrs.? West ley Korderor. S. F. C'.iro Gay have been welcomed by their at sunshine After, the flag salute, by the schoql,, Is a,soclaXed . with Honolulu Ik tttat nlclel of am help but what is needed most Teacher? ,M,. hosts friends are being the ., . the following program was given: , a good appropriation spent on the $Cjtfta:':iloAMb . h''jy-.- remm; ? incentives for dinners, luncheons and ic&tfW'MVS. 'Vi(rfer?kep vwik ... Paper The Boyhood of Lincoln..,.,,. . roads during the coming summer. land Wa'tcr C- - ether forms of entertainment. M. Mr. "if ' ' Cooke, Jr. last year resulted in her planlilng t " l v igh ';':" '" ....Piatt "The tourists invariably want to go an extended1 Eduea- - painting many our an.- Paper The .Struggle for an tiround Islands' If we ' miniatures of of the United States and w' i 'i.ibly Colonel Mrs. Hun'eri'are pas- the had better tf ntin f I rt n a iv nl r n rl in on n re- tion ,, Philip ..Ov;eiilen for linn i f most prominent people. Among her V il .i? mlii.i, sengers on the U. S. S. Sheridan, the roads, we could make a' lower rate leave Hono'iilu 'cn the Paper Lincoln, cent miniatures Is un excellent likeness former is in command the Seventh the .Humorist.,...... the island trip." March 1ho llrs'?. Tlr-'i-r' itinerary w ll of : Schools you will want to attend the annual meet- - , 'I Hilda vipn JJolt ' ' of Mrs. (Jay and also one of .Cavalry. 5, '' Francis Aiigeles, San Dies'). No Colonel Hunter was form- ... ' f. ' include I.os Paper Lincoln In Politics,., Clco 'ase or the late Mrs. Dr. Rriclierhoff. The Chicago. Milwau erly stationed with tho Fifth Cavalry " iing tne Orleans; New York, Oration Struggle Between.Right and YOUR OPPORTUNITY Hooper miniatures have .always been Ohio': Detroit, in fact at Leilehua. This gallant officer and kee, Cleveland:' . Wronij .(from Llpeoln's debate with noted for the perfect likeness,-itn- the his charming wife, will bo greoted by they' will visit mo:;t of the prominent Douglas, 18SS) .Joseph popularity. ..in .al.so Kreatly .., Farrington ijHKUview & .oiupany iirtist's .due cTftes cf the East and Middle West. host of friends when tho transport ii io. ' ' ' I longs autb-jmqhil- c. (o the finish, which Is that of the real arrives. ' Paper Honesty Stella makes good you may order your This young 'couple' will bo gone fron "' 'niski'ns: 'old school-Hthe'o- ld giving Story Lincoln's His TJfe to This is no dream. It Is a masters- the four to six months,' enroute home they National work highest finish and technique, fS.ii ye an Indian.'.. .Bernard Damon good fifty-to-o- chance in your fav-lo- r. the will visit' Mr. Coombs' family, who Captain and' Mrs. 'Sidney Haight of wash-i- n Paper The Martyr President Everybody should strive to bet- rather than the rough style prominent' of Denver, the Fifth Cavalry are the house guests are residents .Katherine Paris ter his. condition in life, Is so common with miniature painters of ,; of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Pressor.' A and this Colorado. The exercises concluded with the your Lakeview No. 2 Is today. dinner was given In their1 honor, Fri- opportunity. singing of "The Star Spangled a hlghrclass. oil investment, managed day evening by their hist apd hostess, Mr. and Mrs'. Robert Elgin, who are ' by men of honor and ability, who re- The.Miss'.T Williamj' Luncheon,. later the entire company motored to great social favorites have been en- fer you to any bank in Los Angeles Laucationai Mrs. Clarence Short, Mrs. Benjamin the Universl'y Club and attended the tertained extensively during their BULLETIN D8 PAVTBH regarding their financial standing. I Lodge Marx, Mrs. Harold Castle, Mrts ball. , short sojourn in Honolulu although am leaving for the Coast. Gartcnbcrg, Phone Richard. Cooke. Mrs. Miss 3020. my the former was here on a business . During absence Geo. H. Mr. and ;Mrs. Eri.KHU(lsoi4:-r- e ' Eva MeCorriston, Miss Helen North. pleasure with PHuT win' trip, they combined registered at the receive 'subscriptions for Miss Agnes Buchanan and Miss Irm-- ; .Iitcl. Jfhjasanton business. Mrifc Elgin was Miss '"hb-- f. .will, bo,, on my return, glad 'are- tor4 "in" "' stoeluf Cnntybell wero the guests of . the and planning' Yeiiain' Association gard Sohaefer, the oldest daughter of to furnish Information on any oil 'Jlfjt'iMs Williams' Tuesday .their nolulu until the first of ,Mayf when at Mr. land Mrs. K. ,A. Schacfor of Hos property in that, neighborhood to home at Wailtiki. The'coior, they will returt) to their'" home0 on noliflul Tjils young couple possess so those interested. J. Oswald Lutted, , Ka,,ai-L'- sclieme beautiful alfaip was, ; t for' this iliany friends. It is to be regretted 1139 Forts treet. v and linlf lavender,, (, ,,.. visits not mprtli-'- ; ,1 that' thelr aro United States DistrictyiwAttorney 4th- . to be held in San Francisco, July 8th to - r-- Qticnt In HiHioiulu. : j . v'; MJss nsk me ' Robert Breckons, has boen JIawtees'(sliarply)(fH'V i Jijiii'B Admiral, Mrt,:..owlcjB Dinner. jOjijnfined and .tor. f tb' itimtf i.viaC 't.'on't ymvfead the an A t hlSj homo for nearly three weeks, i.iwl. Mrs f will fill. G:il(fman, .daughter of '.C,olone.' swer in my face? Mr. Gaul Yes, It's ..." At'th'is meeting al! the prominent educators of" a'Tscvcre a' tack-.o- f La Crippe. tertaln Thursdijy evening. yf, ijcxt woeU Goldman oX the V. S. Armyj' wIt a& Styles... very plain. Boston Transcript. dispus-- ; in , Mrs.;, Wal- ShjefM the United States will be gathered for the honor of Governor and rive: Monday on the transport Ilaj-ve- 'Doctor nutran IX Jn'oiiiiw-- t ter Freiir. Ten guests .Unye been dan,: and be the guoiit .of Captain sion of the latest successful plans used in your ci'it physician, othcrryrtft.ei', a 'e" Our hew W omen s jff vited, the decorations will, bp ,ypi;y andf-M'rs- $'alcutt of LojlBhtw.'': Miss vero operation Is. convalescing at he Kegal models (or dress profession. These discussions will not be the read elaborate. Goldnmn a great, fa vorito.; where .'Cjueeh's Hospital. ' ' ', wear make- the feet I ook ing of dry tracts on pedagogy but talks of great in- ever? she fjfnea and vfiff W ft 'aoclal - Mr. Augustus Knudsen, who has not addition ti the avniy post at Lelle-haa.- 5 'j' Mtkk Edna Church ofPoHlanrt, Ore.', extremely small and 1 '; "'' An Chi- -- : terest and profit to you. V been in the best of health,, is $ , 'liV'";' ''' wlio has been visiting' Mrs. Fannie dcr yet they fit tom- - cago, and from las' advices from the v ; ? Love, will depart on "the Sierra' en fortably, without (lie cold climate of Illinois I.ieutcnaWt of tho Fifth Cav- Mr . mainland.- the James route to her home In Portland, least crowding. Pi oken lenses; replaced quick and Is (Jolng bJni a of good.- - .. , alry, received orders the' morning tho THE' .world accurate work. Mrs. Johniii is Lieutenant Women's and Mrs. Ward at their pretty' quart- Special lenses ground to order. , ers at. Fort Do Russy,.. Mrs. Johnson Broken frames repaired promptly. EVENING Everybody Admires a Beautiful Complexion Is the mother of Mrs. Ward. Regal Shoes DR. T. FELIX GOURAUD'S s Judge Humphreys Is convalescing ESS from an illness at his home "Aqua have a daintiness I Oriental; Cream Marine" "near Diamond Head. and charm that A. N. Sanford, " I! Tr1" cannot be de- I I I I I l ' ' ' 1 LJ Li" "I BAND CONCERT - , OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER scribed ycq must OPTICIAN , $ 6 visit our store and OUJjJLiJIiJDXlN awalian band will give a pub Boston Duiluing - . Fort ee them. 8trt lic Snnd,ay fternoon concert at the '' ' ' "" f '' tlvcr rIa'y & Co. !. i ' I CapityJ 'oimrls at 3 o'clock. - , i for-- FasfHonhbli OverthVtf-A- tin.. women. l M irnutrlns Forest . . , . ,. i ' A iOiy nnJoaitv ." - fnr thn ladlos' toilet . Eouilion $3.50 Will-have-a- announcement to make in a short Whftlinr ih' lio or while traveling. It : Dlo idrln from til ilirltillA efffit-t- C'horus Loli iignii . .".'. . . . .Wagner $4.Q0 ''''::': tea&hcr-whd- .tt.H.'iii eUinenWi gives wonderfully ef- - ;:icE:b- time of extreme importance ,to pvcry M ,iof .the a Gavotte Hal lako .Alcttcr fro)n'paVe it e.otive hflauty (jp tne complexion, it ih a $4.50 Manufactured distilled wit eei ri!iii huh jiua- - Sclectio, Bravo Marlitui wiilws to travel during the summer vacation or to '' mi- !.; pellver.ed tq njpart of city by KM SI FmTw TntnafnaazMltrMii 11. $5.00 orAurlh Itljhot PART Smart courteous drivri'.. attend this annual summer meeting of educators: 5'3Iinm flcminat wiicn scloctine a toilet pie Vocal Hawaiian soiigs..Ar Iiy Berger jVcttt rtHI T MUl'fUNS, nurntlnn. lvhn ililllcine. bowlInK or oth ,5SClKi;pn.-irme- ., mm Model Oahujcerd Eleiciric Co., Iiftttwjfeo-T- in I.ovo and Life.. Joyce 4 f" " make your plans until this announcement 37CUTJOl3T. - NtWM, Gouraud' Oriental Cream has been Itewal6 "r irele'pnone Dort't highly recommended by physicians, act- FinaleRed Wings Lest range 1128 Sj.,cr:3K!::s;;5,VE"i resses, slngers- and women of fasnlon for .' sur- .lapanesOf. Aijthemj ? ., is r.adCi . .. over' half a certtury and" cannot be passed when preparing fpr .daily or even- The Star Spanglod Runner. The Most delicious CUnger Ale ing attire. . ' 1, Regal Shoo H.HMk.I.a4Jll IMJII Gouraud'g Oriental Cream cures skin r Plsnases and relieves Sunburn. T3rtT,Fa f Un cklielids. Moth discovered a sure Pat(!li'es, Rash, Freckles and Vulgar Rodness, Yellow and Mmldy Skin, giving First lortorl'yc Store a delicately clear and refined complexion which every woman desirea. cur for a rare disease.' 'Second Doctor CASCADE uy ranuy imo. ll ror sale xruKnisis aim rireat! Now, l,i.v can we make the RYCROFFS FOUNTAIN Hopkins, Prop., Street, New York. SODA i Ferd. T. 37 Great, Jones rare e prevalent? Cleveland WORKS .; Month1! ' ; ' Evening Bulletin 75c. Per 4 Loqdofc,.',, y : - Telephone 2270 v;

s . - EVENING BUItLETINi-HONOtULUrt- ? p rt., SATURDAY, FEB.t,11, 19J1.. 15 in mi n , ijlOtruble talking through the wet-- to TniiniOTo imnv lirriTiirn .m? r$ prepare the ptople for the facts that will, be put before the Legislature by himself and through the various de- f&gi&g partments, One of the Important utterances wai his warning that the presence of a sur- You l JfflM .; , ; . v i i: " plus In the Treasury at the present

t time should not be tuken as meaninj Piontw nf Triiir-iet- dur Unoww bc a ml" profitable one. and ,iliere that, the Territory will have as larg-- iviiij hi iuui oo uui iimij . h an income for the next twa venrs it., 3S Downpours May Reduce of tourists should not continue through notes that the Territory had an excep- - Crop uiu yeur cummer lounge Travel Is a tional year. The Income taxes.? were i ! Estimates. very siaeable factor these days. high and the .returns (jinn tl-- iriliir-itanc- e tax very much larger ' than Weather and Crops. usual. MANf ANNUAL .MEETINGS.-- . .." ...... " ' 1 he, weather that has not been une oi me inmg: he 'Ifjas sajdMhat ' Alf ITin fy'We-C- ' a. HELD NEXT TWO WEEKS" agreeable. for the will pro!:ably ra ise political rumpus1 Latest Creation of Howard E. Coffin f tourists, who luiv. And dolvpt kncVVlut read of oar perpetual sunny skies, has is . to announce thatjlbere will be no q, i.t:, Then go direct lt y. also had Its effect on the sugar crop. four hundred thru,. .oollars avail- - k ' nil trr tYia KQ1 . k fl General "Business1 Review Harvesting has been delayed by the .f leyCountie syUrflOCpr,. iU M OPOI1 was cold find wet weather, and there has This one of thertftntses of" the . ' Ayer s Sarsapanlla. con- tf:-- s Sugar Market. Stronger arid of It 5' been tome talk that a' general Republican platform, and If Gov- '..... revision the alcohol, npftimuldUcn, Stocks Revive Immigrants of the crop estimates made by the ma- ernor Intends to fight it, It will mean tains no to Arrive..,,, ., jority of the plantations will be neces- that the coming session will be a fight- and.is a blood purifier, a v.znz Simple, accessible, noiseless, powerful,. staunch and, like sary ing, unless the period of cold weather not a working, session. tonic", a strong alterative, an Lii swings' Into Mr. designs',' Business interests are much divided Inter a season of hot and all of Coffin's beautiful, luxurious and comfort- muggy to digestion. Ask'yctir toctcr between the preparations for the an- weather that wlll'take advan- - No Legislature of the Territory has ' Sr-saparil- tage of the wealth of "a non-alcohol- ic la Built' to nual meetings of tho sugar corpora- water that has hud better opportunity to set in mo- -' about Ayer's able. meet actual requirements and usage oii the fallen and make up for io.u time. Thus Moil pi ojre'ssfve; tions, a ccod number of which will be measures In eo'nnec- -' as a' strong tonic fjr far the season has not been good tioii development' road. Three' years ago would have held during the .coming week, and the , a with thei of public' its equal cost at least sugar year. weak. plans for the celebrations to be held If the cold weather con- - works through local county bonds than the tlnues, Is reaFona'bl'e $3o6ao6,' in the next ten days. ' it. to believe those the one eoon to meet. To forecast what today it can be had for $1250.00 for the Touring plantations Generally speaking, the tourist may that figure their estimates will be done Is Impossible, since there well up to - and $1300.00 for the Pony honefllv be said to be the leadinir fac- - the probabilities, will have- is no' confidence expressed anions the Aye r's Tonneau, these prices F. 0. B. ' ' ooidquqiii , ,,, ,j. ..'., ,? i ! to make a reduction or legislative' ' ' ,.i..Ji legislators outside the Detroit titty came in' on the Sierra. Fifty circle that the executive department ' Stocks Strong. by Dr. J. C. Aytr Co.. Iwtlt, Mm., U. more arrived by the Lurline. They are will do anything but oppose-an- move tmvti 4 1 In spite of the coming on every steamer, and the cold Weather, tho to break the present system of cen-- ! stock market has held up wonderfully trallzation. The body is made of in toyi lor the first time In' Its exist- Lucas Brother were awarded the sheet metal .formed dies, rolled well. The market is the strongest It ence has enough people to make even contract for the reconstruction of the has been at any time for the last two For the Canal. ihtd shape and as securely riveted as the sides of a battle- the psinfct'' believe that the promo- Ice works of the Hawaiian Electric or three months. Honolulu tion work of developing Honolulu and commercial bodies are taki- Company. The bid was between seven cracfc The local began ng-, iip the question ship.1 It cannot, or splinter. Hawaij;s' n tourist haven' has been a market to stiffen un of urging free and eight thouw.nd dollars. paying proposition. onthe news of. strength In San Fran- - ' pnwage toAnieriCan ships through the " :; ' ' Cisco and has held up tlirbughout Panama Canal. .;."'' Houses for All. well This is one of the few Engineer Young of Lord & Young " tHn nrcokr . m nn r , . i . maliogany ....Uouinllnn...,. .viH-rvmi- cnrcia ihn The dash is of is all .As has been expected, the demand rr.n...i.ir wan - peupie lo ne ,s pilttin7 In the concrete foundations and free from contrivances one of the stocks to up to Tkur for accommodations Is so great as to advance, and Ono, waking; a reaUzatlon that the for the new tng.,nes of the Ra.)1,1 mea seems In very good canal wljl be In operation such as coil box, oilers and other devices. convince the most conservative citizen demand. Ewa ueiore, we Transit company's plant. .These en that e.von lupuses and more rea- and Oahu are strong. Waialua has ad- - know; it.".. ; njore, ' ' ,r ' gines will be the finest of their kind vanced. In fact, ' ' sonable rate hotels or boarding houses the whole list has ex- - that have ever been brought to the 1 perlenced a period ...' must juQ t&,.l' tne town expect:, of strength with fair European Immigrants. country. Seats are low and pitch backwards and the passenger activity. Brewery to get the reputation of, being able to strengthened on the v For weeks past the shipping papers take care of its population. "" assurance of continuing the 9 per cent, of the 8tat,.es have been publishing the has the sensation of sitting iria' "Sleepy Hollow'' rocker! There is one feature about Honolulu dividend for six months' or a year, charter of the steamship Oterjc of the LATTER DAY SAINTS, REORGAN. Hawaiian Agricultural Weir that should not be forgotten. The sold for the first line to bring tweive hundred lm-tl- IZED church; in many travelers unable, to finJf accommoda- weeks, at 212.50. i migrants from Spain to Honolulu. She Isbj-okej- 6 knpio-lau- tions, can't go ,on to j the; next town. Just what Is the' cause of this bet- - l arrive, some time In May. Church on' King street hoar i. ' They must roost somewhere till the ter sentiment In the mnrket Just what the Eo iril seems ., Is next steamer leaves. , I',. ', to know. ' , doing, no one knows. It la certain, 9:45 a. m., Sunday" school.' Topic " Character of Visitors. ' Some people feel that the excessive- - '..wey?f. tn;at he. better part of good for lesson, "Paul at Athens Another important fact forcing; !! ly. low price of sugar - builne8 judgment' l ..to... continue 11:00 a. ra.; Morning' worship. that was nre- a' -- way homo to the minds of the people. dieted for the middle of February will nioat aggressive campaign for Imml- - Preaching in English and'. Hawaiian. ' " The tourist who makes up the crowc1 not materialize, This' Is the time when grunt in Europe. In no other way can 0:00 p. ni., Zion's Religion-Litera- ry Pbriy Tonneau 33 $1300:00. ' of travelers is not a man or wo'i.tn the Cuban sugar season is at Its the Immigration problem of Hawaii be Society, lesson 's'.ndy, biok' of ' ' X ! r :. ,t .. who pays high prices, rides in the most height and the price of sugar Usually solved.- W. O. Smith Is'mon, lesson tlx, "From the. Gentiles 1 apewive automobiles and "blows" reaches Its lowest level for year. ctill In. Washington in connection wlth'tQ Israel" Also ttiusjcal and liteiarv Touring 1 - fSXf the ' "33" money - around without much regard for centrifugals rhave held at 1.48 and the Filipino Immigration. Trouble with nurnbors. Especially ndap'toj for tho ( K the value ireaived. beets have been at a narltv of 3 93. 8a Filipino immlgrattbn will' probafily cunj people. ... , v, J A years ago E!d- - few the clafm was put it Is argued that the worst Is over' and ,ceuneSwhen the 'new system of med ha .7:30 p. ..in., Een!ng. worship. ? ' '' forwrrd that the avi-rag- e tourist would a's the Ha waiian crop has come along lnspetltin is inaugurated 'by the 'agents fir McConley, speaker. i not travel on the elas of steamers we late, abetter average of prices will be or lnB planters' Association. Special nius.ic by" the choir. A car (i ' !, have In of the Pacific and received than was predicted by the dial invitation to all services is ": high-price- d gcne.raK only the hotels with the pessimists. I iiusiness as wen as the legal profes- - to the public. most expensive fixtn's would suit them. Cubati Crop. '. fon has been taken, up. with the pro-- 1 ' This is proving not so. The general Thls will work' ail does' Vk . 4 f ' - .j. ' out right If It Isal ,0. candidatffctfth.position of ADVENTISTS. if v t run r people coming .. to the cltv want not prove' true that the Cuban"' croD Is Chief Justice. , From.' advice's received' 27 moderate rates, comfortable aceommo- - 'also late in consequence y tlve ,B u V e t. n r' It, appears A. i and this year that Service's on (he Sabbath at the Ad- - Limited. dations. nn., tliav all' Urn 1.- -' .L ...til . n U D..,iri...nn l , l' . ;1 ... .. o.i mo iw u ii i nr- - win nun n;e nerioa''.,.' 01 lows in me eariv v. wv'fw i" laxoren y me ai- - ,.ni:..i i,rv. rc.n ii,,.,,. .,. ,i,i tained. Honolulu' is not getting much part of March. ' ' i . ..rh,.V' TfH1 be' Sabbath school at' 10. a. in, Bibje the Palm Beach aggregation ....,'... of that juporis irom ine sugar centers are V4B5V, "re'ioupi ;Uy ,ine, rricnos ot gtudv at 11 siihiect' "This- Is the i makes Florida ; ' Agents famous.' Rather; it Is' tha't the'specuiators are eager for' op- - 'various candidates for the Second Fed- - victory that ovorconicth the wo.ld, setting the class of well-to-d- o bu( not portunitles to buy tr&' Judgeship.. Cubas at a rate' that oven our faith." , excessively wealthy people who cqiiai to' , make wouhi'be' 3.36' for' Hawaii's Sunday evening the, Btiiily. of tho up great body '' the of the tourists In sugar. This Is very good confirmation Word has been received from Wash- - book of Revelation will bo continued. Ae& coini'iiipnflatloti u'nd support uni out of California, that the men supposed to be very wise inslon that the Standard-America- n jie': Tho loplc for the even'itg iwlll Advertising TalK : clusses, liowever desirable such . This means con-t- that the tourist business on the Market do not expect price Company has been, awarded the o inside' n. the "A view 'In Open door in rjen-vn- a scheme may be. Any plan or scheme r Honolulu Is on a sound. footing ahd go 'below 3.36 any tracts, for dredging Honolulu harbor.' Hi .Merl. at time in the . "But as It Is written, eye bath large enough to adequately meet ' tho mvds only a liberal appropiatjion. ta scapon.:,. , . These ccntract. Include clearing the v not seen nor ear heard, neltbT. have nothing ' ' iiawall continue the publicity campaign, o tt Advei Using will avail if nof" ' Gable News and The latest review of the sugar mar- chaiinel and al the navnl slip. into-- the for the wl appear entered ire heart of tntn. tt there is not, concern tt Pf'" comfortable quarters, hotels, apartment ket' as given by the' Federal Reporter ' the wUh.the to ,ome. things which. Rod hath prepared for K ti. ods beh n,l It. , .That seems. to tt ,1HS - houses and small cottages for the peo- miy be found on Page 16. Olflclals of the Rapl-- Transit have them htm; re Tlle Tt.rr,ory reached a condi- tha love hut Rod hath a superfluous rt:j.l ple when they get here. In tt be statement, it tlon In public school matters that V. been consultation ' with Westing vealed them unto ns bv his Spirit. " e 1(1 - mniF 1 to' V thei n,e this world who tt not only petitions for relief. niun i view ale 7 Governor and Legislature. lQise represfntatlves, w(tH a All are Invited come and see what . UUtlflflJVII tt have thought differently and, tt dem'iids relief, and this general newi II11HMII .11111iiiivI A Hawaii's tourist crop this year will Governor Frear has been doing con- - equipping their cars with air brakes. God hath revealed lo his chll ' lK Iron. tt well, they ro iot ln(t buslaetsa tt ouBht lo o Impress Itself on th 'Imif-t- t now. You' can have a business tt vl(lu"' eitlzen as to outweigh all .other no 11,6 2PC tt such as it ih'out adyertlfl-- K :"atlors' '"u.iter "' " f It lug, bu.1 1U is .throwing money tt '.:,.,.' i mum Tirt i i I - This 'picture miisf be' on every pack tt away to advertise without a bu J- will trust to those, aiptfteij; tfitU' ' JiuveJo age. noss. , ft tt ( .j otflclul :power to grant'' tlie suppilca- - ' ' - 7? , , (Asaochited ix- Vv mmm tt The great" power of a.dvertis- - tt' tloh thaif-l- being voiced" In behalf pf f Cable.) tt ing have been eo cearly (lemon Ihe 'elilWrj'n who are at present,' with-t- t VASyiftLru FSI). J(j: The grand I .to.ijay slrated and, as one' riiight sfljr, ij'Ojit a' ntt!e to gather the knowledge Jiiiy through' Its, foreman,r Isaac it Bro; Benjamin Remedies Wil Cure You, ; tt so extensively advertised, that tt make them useful und, de- - W'oodyard, rvt,urii'ed a. batch of 216 ' ,;. Olia)la; , dls-trc- tt many nierchnnta aire exporting It t$ '1"!'!1fllzenr. ujialimt citizens of this t( rot tne present or wT U to peifoiin miracle As I'sahl tt fitly pwn reltnf (in ciiargjes receiving bribes trt Z school question that failed, eleo-tjoi- proper T ..V 3'n:iulna cast thf(lr yoteat at the November j. tt above, adverting UhQ Yrovde for the r.iture would, lit GRE I.be indictments huve caused WORLD'S ATESt REMEDY K perform near miracles for - a THE ;niy- esilniatlon. mls- $ fall short of Its ' tt merchant if ho has the goods to tt ionr sensation. ' Tli medicine that has set Honolulu "' ''Purely This Is SSpoaker talking tt back it up. ...i: no citizen of Hawaii, in the Joe Cannon's dis- There right R face of the present condition of the trict, but In fpite ''many : tt nie several cises of. rutnora.lt sjhool the; 8t0MAcd AND bIood CUriE, tt bore In Honolulu where the In- - W public facilities, Which have Is not believed that evidence was forth- been so clearly, ubly KIDNEY' AND' LIVER REGULATOR,' tt tcvnal affairs of the store shoul.1 tt and openfaeedly coming Involving the Speaker of tha placed betore-th- people of Terri- REM6VES WORMS FROM THE tt receive more attention before tt the House or Representatives. In his own :v ' SYSTEM,'' ' ;;ii'! .; tory by the Fund Commission, picturesque 11 tt more business Is sought by the tt would be guilty of breathing one word language he emphatically CURES CONSTIPATION. "or HERBALO tt moans of advertising. More at- - tt against the pirn that has been made, denied knowing unythlng the nut- - 1 tr- , tt tendon paid, to the handling of tt arid which it Is hoped will be accepted , :.... 4 tt merchandise, and especially the tt and approved of. One or the sensations caused during It Is the I Caturrh Leads Into Old Bro.: Benjamin, Founder' of the tt store seiv'cj In all or Iti details U alirp.it Impossible to believe, investigation Intu the political cor Benjamin Catarrh Remedy Consumption; Famous Bro.. Benjamin Remedies. tt thnt go to inaVe thor tt,, with the facts before them nnd they ruption in Vermilion county was when Brother are not legls- - tt (Highly satisfied with the bust- - tt farts, theorier that the a subpoena wns Issued on January 24 Over ICO years' old mid .still living. Inters of the coming will pass CURES CATARRH, COLD IN HEAD, HAY FEVfcW, CLEARS THE HEAfl C ness methods of the s'ore are tt ror C'lt.v Attorney Jones of Danville. over a matter io vital to the future of tt that want, to be brought tt He test! (led before the Federal grand Ha'Vuil.'.' .'. , ,C1TIZI2NY - . Jury later, giving tt to a state of perfection then ad- tt Honolulu, February 10, 1911. evidence that he Bro. Benjamin Wonder Lijitment U vort'se to tho limit and you have tt knew of the buying of votes, but had . w . tt go a lead pipe cinch on trsd.e that tt no part In, the truttic himself. ; CURCS All ACHES' ANDAINSib0D1F'0h MAN OR BEAST pays. iri-vH- v- While It was Impossible 'tonight to Offer tt. An Inferior grade of 'oidaie-- ' 0. aUDJT COMPANY OF leum If inore Indictipents are due, (t it when, 'a, ': t tt; is expected that many more citizen Brc. Benjamin' Cough medj , llvcrel npwlotraM ' If was i.alcl. Vf r, IivaMepttoit : jlgt-- . hfd, are Involved. All found guilty can ba COlTCHS-CdLtoS'-THRO- AND LUNG TROUBLES. Ct3P.C5 CHEST for One Week tt ru:itonier o;i enterlni? the" sit4.1 tt ; haiva(i lined nnd will lose their citizenship. , Hacking Consumptive Cough. U Kllghti-df- i lls(!ourtery:.on;:hP."Jt k Cr at Relief for that the OAKLAND EDITOR DEAD. COMMENCING tt 'part of a ,','cloi eanh'rt bepvet--1- ( T ' i BE-lia- OAKLAND. Feb. 10. BRO. iBNjM)H SALVE . .', tt eonie niiQ"by'' the tt I Vu STREET William T. If biggest ' hdvei t'Vpg" cainpulgt tt Dargle, owner of the Oakland Evening CURtS ClitS, BrtltS,' BURNS, 8 5RES Wonderful ointment 'for PileVof all kinds. 11 that was ivor un.'a i t 11 Tribune and postmaster or this city, cMpnday, Feb. 13 ' tt tt ti'tX'U tt tt tt tt tt U ttH tt U tt (i C4Q died at bis home here today. ' '' ' ox Telephohe 2031 ' ." . V .. ..!"..-.- . '). , ' .' Honoliilil E)rug; Gompany, Ltd. LOOK WELL T0 SCHOOLS MOTHER OF BA.NDITS DIE6. .OKLAHOMA CITY,' Feb. JO. Mrs. J if v 1 'SM1t '1". : r.ditor E ven I n e H a 1 1 n:- - If Conducti at olaiset of Aadita and funnel James, mother of - thin cele I Fort Streel, near King .' f ' UJt Cro. Conjamin ohsrc; his profits with the pnople of Hawaii expect to meet Invest ipatiom, and furnishes Reports brated James hoys, died her'e"""'toda,y. Distributors the pcoJ), and fur ono week, with with the proper civic pride nnd spirit on She was eighty-si- x years or age. overy purchase of Bro. Benjamin Her-bal- the problem that confronts them today alt kinds "of ffnanclil' work Or j, Benjamin, the stomach man, and hi3 assistants are in store every excepted, the tay, unday. from , th,e Croat Stomach and Blood In the matter of necessary public 9 C, , to c plaining the use of tho Bro. Benjamin how fcll-eiz- ( FISHERMEN RESCUED. ' Famous Remed.es and to effect the marvelous Cure, Inert., will te fliven a a set ill faellltles, prompt action will ci Msthe produce. Call thii week ar i get Cro. Benjamin's '.Book oh DTieaiei and their Cure COo Bsnjainih's Ca- ne,Mt i,e latven HKLSINGFOtlS, Finland, "Feb! 10. FlttE package of Bro.' S. eitloiii givrn- - for limplifyihfc-- printed in ceven different language!.' ' It. Word ' , tarrh RemoJy, ABSOLUTELY fREE. limy he loo much to expect that' iT has been received here that - .. "..- -. 'x i , ," Offle r' v.v flie Kcbeme agreed upon by the school ''ytematiing work! All scores of fishermen driven to; e on fund commission will meet with the buiineil COuflJentigl,, an ice floe have been "rescued. i i"

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Formosa Sugar Men Want Sugar tr)inr business (black sugar ex- such an important measure without SUGAR EXPERT EXPLAINS WHY iioycottcd. cepted). ; Ilrst submitting it to the staudiug Japan appears to have reached the council of the guild, and the meeting SUSPENDERS point where it can produce all or A Tokyo dispatch to the Asahi states dispersed without arriving at any de- SHIRLEY PRESIDENT" nearly all sugar needed for home cision. The associated sugar mer- the that a special general nieeiing of the are the only suspenders made with the sliding cord in the back, consumption, judging from the plan Tokyo Sugar Merchants' Guild was chants were to call a further meeting S STRENGTHENING which instantly every mm iLI i on (foot to boycott foreign sugar. held on the 21st instant, but the at- of the retail sugar merchants' guild on Yesponds to The Japan Chronicle of Dec. 23 has tendance was small, not more than 12 the 21st Tustant, when they hope to movement of the body and relieves all the following very interesting infor- - members (putting in an appearance. overcome the objections of the guild strain on the shou'.den and trouser g deuided to shelve pro-- by the assistance qf the' Mitsui's in- -j Sugar Market L'evlcw. 2.67c duty paid for mou- iV?" ifH f ' Tne mettif the " Shirley Pres- As "airehfl W1 cft'tt fluence. What? strange in buttons. This makes ' ses sugars. JntiUMifed ili(j)ise jBosal tp usieiid. ,the. luiiortatiou of seema this The Federal Ilepoiter for January I minis), a proposal has teen mfdj&'' frfreignj sugir until.ilie reguli'i1' connection is that Mr. lida, a director ident" Suspendsrs not on!y the most fl 27 gives af v ry interesting review' of "ll!it. -- ... It; imong the Japanese merchants in To- eral meeting ot. the, vyiiu, to lie'' Mitt f af the.,. Mitsui , Company, expressed comfortable, but the most durable. The market fs quiet, a.Bd itr: SfWiiirt)s;ikii.;..dealing sugar b'bycott world conditions and explains the in to next lqontn. ,,., , himself in opposition, to the of steady. Hfty-five- T fol- One hundred and Xif of foreign sugar. )"t"n. forej&o, sugar, and, staled that he had Ask your dealer for the "Shirley M! market. Wer5waon strengthening of the It nliat isiihi StiyiO 'HiLtan - are now at jwofkv l!'- J.I lnotbingt do h Every ice.strals with this movement we Refei-i'Bi- W-tiie- i ex- to with the agitation, the President " Suspender genuine 'air' i lows: ahife'thei(iutiQ4j moveme.nfto' the ' h weather is very favorablov J adV sugar iviepa,riment!'lS(-- - thp. company 0 t'lbifs ldhrl ftluit fa IcJcnlar has been clude foreign1 sugar, the( Tkyp ASahi' j has"Shirley ; .guarantee''; I Sugir. ; Presidenf'on buckle. Haw production to the ilrst of February dTM:e3.bJUi)j; merchants generally the 2 says ami' t,h'e'l's'Uation!,iti..,'the sugar Hi Since 0'ir market toadied . i 1 will probably be in the neighborhood by a jointlconference of Tokyo and ' ..'i''Cibsailes have now risen on the by AU.M and j freight for Oubas, the trade fhaa become' more critical. A Manufactured cost basis ofli'i.OlH) tons to 200,000 tons behind Osal'.a sugar merchants. This cir-- way of the agitation. It appears that iSl body lit sugar menclantB assenibled Tm C. A. Edgarton Manufacturing Co. 3.42o ility paid for test, year's production to;. Legation Tokyo has been' last' that .date. cular reads as follows: junderjthe of 'bom- -' 'tleflJiutci in tliere has been a decidedly better ,un- banner 0 Such a difference "is, of course, Very "In the wuiflioii of the conference pany,'' says'1 the Journal,, "lias been watching the progress pf.j the agita- SHIRLEY, MASS., U. S. A. in sev-ti- al ::"9 dertone. For t lie first ti:ue .important. A large part of it is un- - the prevailing Audition of the sugar tion among the.sugar merchants, and weeks, we lir.d reliners buyers playing tricks in various quarters, ex-- I questionably due to the fact that Business- - in this country makes it pecting by artificial means to resist the Netherlands Minister is said to at the prevailing market quotation.'!, many ac- of the Centrals spent much of most imperative to take measures for the riatural tendency. When Su- have expressed the view that the' with sellers asking some advance. the the money made last year in improv-- regulating the supply and demand of zuki Shoten, of Kobe, expressed them- tion of the sugar merchants in 'att- or February shipment 2 cost in1? their mills, and the delay.-- in in- - sugars in the future. Acting under selves in opposition to a resolution empting to i;top the,.jniportation of And freight, the equivalent of 3.4."c sta'liTijj this machinery has praviut- - guidance of this opinion and with adopted by the of sugar Java siigar is against 'the great prin- sliip-- association i?uty paid is asked, and March id ,iiin.lirg from starting up as uuvly ynr support, we have held a series merchants to prohibit the importation ciple of freedom of commerce and that I Before 2 Buying Clothing eiit is not offered under en.. n eherwise would have lit en the of conferences lately with the sugar of Java sugar, one of the principal such an attempt cannot be passed ov- uud freight, the equivalent of He- - manufacturing companies in er in silence. When the. Chinese mer- , ra:W. Then, too, the rains of lais Formosa lines of the firm's business, Messrs. 3 47 This is the first time dui-- li cemVr and January induced planting "d the three sugar refining com-i.- m Masuda Masuzo and Abe Kohel (load- chants boycotted the Japanese goods g the present campaign thai, a pre- a large scale, most plantation pre- - l'anies in Japan proper on the ques-i- c. ing, sugar merchants of Yokohama), recently, the Japanese Government mium has been asked for forward riiig tn plant new cane and lea- - e tion of the disposal of unrefined sugar Yuasa Takenosuko (of Kobf), and lodged a strong protest with the Chi- Come and see our Goods andPrices. (i'lipment over the pricp for early de- :t'- - r.iindin.T of the cane in the field (huniuitsuto). produced in Formosa, Kozu Kyuyemon, (of Osaka) decided nese Government. Now the Japanese .. livery. Such a condition marks the until Uiier oa. 'I ne Tell The negotiations for the second pur-i-i,- to boycott the Suzuki Shoten, the sugar merchants have agreed to boy- You will save from $4 to $10 a rains which but ' c'laiige in sentiment nr; to t':e value h...-- chap of tlle cruile sugar in cott Java sugar, .following the ex- - f ii, nei ioJ have ihi of Formosa menace had no result and this has Suit. ( " ample i sugar for future d livery. Refin- th. grea'est to th? growni!; ule SUK'U remiing nuns in japan greatly embarrassed the sugar depart- of the Chinese merchants, and " hifl:t ers, however, are not a- pie.-'.o.,- if a protest is made by the Nether- ww. partii-uiar'- io the you-- i ' euM,'' "'" "ave ,lul ,cl u,c" """'. ment of the Mitsui Company which posedj I lands against to pay any advance over cur n.' .';'v.i!l u.,tn.esli,.i.r.:..!v i:::nr.,.e is exiecteU that a successful haS been pulling the wires of the as- Minister the action, THE LEADER, tMN - rent Quotations, for either .... . ".5a .. i ....i3wanjtement will be arrived at short- ''sligar ,unti-mate- ly what will the other Powers say of ' in : iii,;its ui ti'inn: ii KI.UU li'lll M - t' tt j sociated 'merchants, and March shipment,, and feel thrit Hj manufacturing Japan? The friction between the Clothiers or 'r.-r- t te' la'ler, should the ; a blind movement has been bars heWM?. ,n whit.q and crude sugar Interests is li.ttoin of the market not i,iing iaie in the easor. 'M V,eW, ot. the started which it is feared may lead Fort Street near Ileretanlii, Harrison . ' I 0. t en although generally, i 1;i!-:- ?iuii ui- i.ii sugar uusuiess, .asso" increasingly aculg The Dal reached, t' yen- ii'anyr.of the Centrals shut iwm 'Ti to. a, diplomatic question. , The Hulldliiif. (ipp. Jaimnese I oiiHiilnle. in lifyve' wariljly; demand of 'Nippon Sugar Refining Cojji pan firm- conceding that, view of the fact' .'rtv:v .i!i' April, bqcaufe they had fin- supported Jhe elated sugar merchants recently ot tfe'confereni;? to of the j ly, refuses to buy any jhore crude fiat,'present prices are' so clos to ished, t' eir crop.. 'AVeather perniit- - dispose brought their influence to boar on the e cost l,?t)4,00 picuff! of unrefined Tokyo si;a'r from the Forniosatngar. mills t' of production, from now jti:ii;, thisyrtaV production in April guild' of sugar importers, and, only one, nut he would not introduce sngiijr,' iwhioh fs expeo'tifttl they stop 'wiytei zara-m- e t.n will be more mi to he seen the" pretext of ,re).ieying ; the unless sending there resistance , should be coin lucratively large. There lender such a bill until after ho had consult- in supply for pur- I in to Japan proper. The associ- t' e part of sellers. , As we pointed Xkf rext.yer, for sugar'' b'uslfioSs frnm,, the .difficulties, VETERAN HAS is, a great doaP of talk now coming poses ate sugar ed his colleagues abouSlthe matter. 'during the Ueoem-br- r, other thjtn direct consumptioh, merchants are resolved to Gut latter; part of j Cuba;, from to the effect that this ''ivffrpoh- - The Senator stated that he, believes reason for sharp and an official reply has been receiving business losses, addressed force the' Dai . to the the recent year's crop will show a very mater- - their in county control of thll'Hchool system, t,reak in prices is due solely to the ed stating. that an agreement would the members a circular urging them their demand, birt'Mrv Fujiyama, pres- ial shortage from last year's produc- - of lie will work to secii'i a sulmtnntial tact that we went abruptly from a be made among the Formosan com- to sfop the importation of foreign ident the Dai Nippon, will not yield. NO PET BILLS tion. As to the extent of this short- - The Suzuki Mas appropriation for a Territorial build- to sup- panies to act in conformity with the sugar during next year. Recently Shoten' also declined period of scarcity one of full 'ago, j the unquestionably a great deal will request of the conference. - We are the request of the ''associated sugar ing for Hilo, as he believed that such ply. Now that present prices dis- depend upon associated sugar merchants called a the weather from no.v now over-supply merchants and astructure Is very badly needed, and count these conditions, the market, confident that no of meeiihgof, the members of jhe Tokyo refused to join the Inn. An rarly rainy season would sugar will be next year. This boycott. The Kobe firm gave a he also wiH .no his best to get as large can be expected to show more stead- sen sugar merchants' retail guild, and the reply Senator Brown of Hawaii to have the effect of cutting the crop off has made it necessary to elaborate to the 'request oft ' the Ifith instant, a slice us possible for Hawaii out of iness, particularly in view of the fact ' 'representative of the Mitsui and the short. On the other hand, favorable means for preventing the importation saying that the firjn had no objection Work for Big Island the belt road appropriation. He thinks that the production in Cuba to date Masuda Shoten (of Yokohama) deliv- weather and a late grinding season of foreign sugar, to the proposal as ought, to have $100,000, but been so and the conference ered lengthy speeches to induce the Regarded formosan " .. Interests. ff Hawaii ras much less than during will go a long way towards bringing sugar, but. has adopted the following import-clieckiD- g disagreed with the confer- that or $50,000 is the corresponding time last year. The resolutions meeting to adopt a similar saj$ the crop up to the early estimates, to attain that end, and you are re ence on the question of the importa- ; be" given. ' world's visible supply is 3,780,000 resolution, but failed to get (Special nulletin Ccrrospondi'nco. I' Speculations at this time as to what quested to carry out these resolu tion of sugar for direct consumption. tons, as compared with 3,220,000 tons support Unlike the: sugar importers' HIIA), Feb. 10. Senator .Brown, who the weather will be are futile. tions. Ways and means are now be- guild,' Uy The resolution ftdopted by the confer- o year ago. Messrs. & Clray Sugar retail' merchants' longest con-tjnn- d Willett Kiirope. - - - - - ing considered by ence to discontihue.Jjusiness holdu the record for the BOYS WORKING FOR . the conference for guild has as many as 800 members with fu'iire the total stocks and afloats to- perforniHiice In Senate, sail- Llcht wires is no change the disposal of .brown ... or unrefined who imported sugar for tlie pur- the -- as showing a visible supply that there in Tokyo city alone, and among them ATHLETIC MEDAL other in the sugar, and you will be informed" fn'a pose mentioned might be interpreted ed for Honolulu in the Muuna' Ken to- fi.'ri,-0S- siluatiin. Prices abroad have Intelligence and common f.f 3,8 4.."75 tons, an incrase of 7 are. men6f brei) the day or so, few days of the decision arrived at in as a boycott of the firm. If the firm day, lie stated before leaving thsif he rather better last ' ' sense. These maintained that a decline All Puna-ho- u tons from last year. Stocks n ' the grammar lads' up at n regard to joined the stop-the .im- did not have In mind many measures and, li'iquestionalilv Cuba's small pro-dv'in- this matter. In .the price of sugar was rather an conferentfe'to ti e iTnited States and Cuba togeth- ' are ath-'let- le to Tile Itcsdliitioiis. portation of brown sugar, " trouble which he would Introduce. lie is mi In- practising hard for an 7!), OH date has some influence. advantage to the retail merchants, ai er, lor,f7.r tons,' a decrease of might at, ly silver-bronz- e To-la- "In view of the present state of the occur, any moment, .and interested in a bill providing that the" medal. A , medal t'nis from last year. FWIiiyed the market closes steady, as it, was 'n' natural law in the retail it follows; sugar business, the undermentioned business for more to be sold when would accordingly be better not to deputy sheriff of South Hilo district will be given to any boy no weight, a'loats to the United States tntn' join the : c '' sugar merchants have agreed to ob the, prii'e was low. They were not conference." be nt the snme time tlie deputy slierlff age or scholarship qualification who 000 tons, against 70,000 tons last vonr. January Buyers As. 0d, equals serve the following resolutions for the reduced' (6 inch a trying position as for the entire county, so that lie mtaht can jump 6 feet 6 Indies, standing At the close the American Sugar 3 SSc. duty paid New York. purpose of regulating the supply and a certain 'sugar Importer who held a be able to handle dillicult cases in the broad jump; run hundred yards in dining Company bongM 10.fth.ft hits February Muyers Ss. d., equals lTiaiNiir the demand of sugar, and also of saffe Stoclc'df' sugar valued at Y180.000, and other districts, when such might be 14 seconds, and chin six times. I'orto Ricos, for second half F'f l'M-r'- v 3 SSc. duty paid New York. guarding their general interests: had signed a' contract to buy 500,000 beyond the ability of the rustic offi- A bronze medal, will be givciXto any s fls. shipment, and 2300 tnis Porto May 3d;,, equals 3.93c. 1. That importation of foreign in- the bags of new sugar, which cers. The bill will provide for an boy who can jump 5 feet 9 F season's 2 ll5e',it,t"'-f- t)Bw' inches, icos, all February shipment, at duty pa'd New York. , sugar shall bo absolutely suspended fir oil l ' had involved him in a loss amounting , lil.inj tQ crease of salary as well. standing broad jump; run 3 42c, Or mm. sixty yards which is the ba' ic of t'm Ai'fi-- t r.r., equals 3.9Se. duty until the last day of December, 1911. to Yl,200,000 with the result that crilnof jewelry 10ctn Senator Brown stated further that In S R .seconds, and chin four spot price 3 42c, duty New 2. times. of paid paid York. That any firm importing deal I " r iewiry. Wi or bankers' were keenly on guard towards IHt VAII Whn M..IA he is Interested in a measure providing All the hoys from the fifth grade up for centrifugals, 2.02c duty Octolnr Dccfinber Buyers 9s .OMsd., ing In foreign sugar during the term. him. The members of the retail mer-- 1 ubi .Bpencr,HortoB,K.y' for the division of this, island Into two are practising hard, since they have piid for Muscovadoes, and poiimM 3 1S. diity paid New York. mentioned shall be boycotted in the chants' guild laid before the meeting Senatorial districts, whereas it is now only nbout three weeks to practise In. The Cadillac owmer sees nothing in aivy other car which he envies

More Imnresslve tliiin iinvtMnir hap-luiiti- il c down iiud reroastructed from a are both of luierest to t'iiillll;ic own- made In reply, t: That the Ca- mf(flit mij' ulioiit (lie car, in tl.it pile of parts, and for which ers, present and prospective. dillac Company had always prac- t'liiilciitiiii-n- l ol ti.c (iidilliic the lienor Trophy was awarded, Quite frankly It was asked, how the ticed the principle that, in huililing owner. , : w:.s evidently fresh in the minds of Cadillac Company could huild a car motor cars, It costs less to do work If lie felt that iinotlier car possessed lirltlsh engineers mid jouruallsts. whlrti ; won the world's trophy for that is clean, close and at'Ciinite U ., m Nome (iinlili( iill(iiiH which lils ( mlil-ia- e ... than it does to do work that is poor , It niiuld he only hiimaii and slovenly. Hat in order to do nature for him to experience n little Work that Is close and accurate, twinge of envy; even If the othei you must have the right equipment ear rust dvlce iih much monev. . and the right organization. Hut yiiu may exieraieiit with the first gilaaillac Wlion your Cadillac owner tells you Caillllar. owner whom you encoun- that he is perfectly, content that ter; and you nil! Hud that he h not "Thirty" - he can't see anything hi "any other 4oriscloiis of the Hllghtest. depriva- 3 car, at any prlce,"whiclrhe does not ' tion. . enjoy In his car at $1700 he hears

lie lit more apt, on contrary, to ,. witness the The tribute that was paid hy London standardization, and proiitahiy hum. to the fact that the Cadillac link you to point out, how It would policy of close, Journalist to the Cadillac standard ufactiire It to sell lit so low a price., tine, conscientious profit him to own u costlier car. workmanship Is the correct policy elicited an Inquiry and an answer The gist of the explanation given rau-whlc- And, if you follow him In analysis from the were illuminating; and which he withered from a single statement CTery standpoint. of Internal ax well as external con- The Cadillac was awarded the Devvar struction, you will he puzzled for an Trophy precisely hecause of the pur- Our Stock of answer. suit of this principle., He will lieifln hy pointing out to you The Cadillac owner is content with that the service which n car ren-der- s, his ear because It excinplilics the and the comfort which Its same qualities that won the Dewar owner enjoys, Is entirely dependent Trophy. npon the Integrity of Its mechanical Every Cadillac. ever.hullt Is a Dewar Globe construction. Trophy Cndillac; Wernicke other-words- , And he will gently remind you, In that In It, Is the finest speci- connection, that ( adlllac practice Is men of standardization, held In world-wid- e esteem hy enarl- - and perfect alignment " ' ncerlng experts that the Cadillac In existence. "shop' is .admired as a model In When J ou have said these things, yon 'men, machinery, methods nmliuin. have said that It Is the hest motor ; '.'.-mi,- , , ,' 1,1 , wrt" qual- . IIKtlHCIIU ., J.,. 'ralnwlH'cause ,upon the o I I'leiisfiiit ' evidence of ities which we have specllied 1' ' Ii the' extent .(o ' Filing Cabinets -- 'which tliei.Omllllnc reputation has '' m' BEMI.TOXKAr, $1700. - ; depends entirely and traveled was given la Knirlaud rer exclusivel- y- the kind and the extent '' fchtly during visit Anier- - 1'rli'e Include ithe following equipment: Jlosch maRiieto and llelco ignl-- .l of ggt the of the ' thiv,rrvice yit out of your "" Kugl-- V" Hoiv Hystems, One pair gas lumps nnd generator. One pair side oil ' I Ill i . .. Icnn Society of Mechanical r car. "''' .i. i 11 it. , lauipa and tal) lamp. One horn and set of tools.. Pump and repair kit"!: necrs to, (Jrent Krllaln. iir-i,,- r'or .yoiir own cnllghtment test the I ' for, tires, le season nud trip Standard Bpeedonieter, robe full" The, 'standurdlteatlon rail, complete Ca- 1 .wonderful ; test, In satisfaction of the first most complete. No waiting for - foot,, mil tonneau and half foot rail infront Tlie holders. is the the In which three CiHlllliifs were torn ,;n-- dillac owiivr yod encounter. I ... ;:- - : . i ' goods to be ordered, we carry them in stock. Cadillac Motor Car Company, Detroit, Michigan (Licensed under Scldcn Patent) r OFFICE SUPPLY CO., LTD. Hfflmm-Yoig- ng Co., Ltd, Fort Street Von 9 - Agents , n lit!

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catspaw, because he hoped that his way of handling the ""'It "might pay chestnuts would to try to marry an Vj do him honor. He believed that If American girl." through Lord Loveland he did not be- "Well." admitted Loveland on an im- You Can Take Any' Position With Comfort, come king of all the lions in New York pulse, "no mutter how much I might 0D8WER8 that season he might at least be klug's want to, I couldn't marry one if It if you are wearing "SH1RLET PRESIDENT" suspen- jester. didn't pay." ders. No matter what the position is, the Ml you being Major Cedwallader Hunter prided "Now are frank." renlled sliding cord in the back adjusts itself to meet it. himself on being able to find out ev- j Miss Lesley. "1 like people to be erything about everybody, even when frank." SHIRLEY PRESIDENT RY AIEMEA starting from the point of complete "So do I." said Loveland,'! "when ( ignorance and handicapped by a time that doesn't mean being disagreeable, SUSPENDERS ns It CM. AND A.M. limit. Indeed, he hud a nice detective generally does from one's rela- ' are so u ' Instinct, and putting It to use was one tives. Especially one's maiden jiunts" comfortable that do not (Continued from Last Saturday.) WILLIAMSON, He smiled now, but If Lord Loveland of the games he played best But he "England expects that every aunt teel them, ihey do not draw nor -- had not been Lord Loveland dllli-culti- pull when body is as 7 The fcirl glanced up for the first found himself confronted with will do her duty." v. , moved, is the ft 5 '1 time, sucideiily ami ns if startled. She "I'm a distant relative of Jimmy in the case of Mrs. Loveland "Luckily you're not my 'aunt, so case with rigid back suspenders. lie I hud the uir of tiavlnt; lieen deeply ab llarborougb's," explained, "and and her niece. please don't do, yours if it'S Unpleas- Ask vour dealer for the " Shirlev Pres a " sorbed in her book and of not being generally run over to Loudon for It was simple to find out the girl's ant. But couldn't we be frank and ident Suspender the genuine has few weeks In tho season. seems I " Shirley President " surethiii her neighbor bad spoken to Jim name and that Mrs. Loveland. the friends? should like most awfully on the buck'.e. to be ns popular on your side water Avoid her: also she looked extremely young the aunt, was a delicate little person, at to have you for my friend. You coilld Every pair guaranteed. inferior imitations. as on his own." Manufactured by and Innocent. Copyright, 1910. by Doubleday. Page that time of life when sensible women be no end valuable to me. you know, 6 Loveland did not trouble to THE C. . EOGARTON MFG. CO.. Shirley. U. S. "I said what aui I to do if Mr. himself cling no longer to the ragged edge of about giving nie good advice. If you Mass.. Company. Copyright. 1908, by reply. had thought this alleged V lames It. Smythe comes along uud or- If Jim youth as a bat clings to a shutter. But would." the McClure Company relative nn interesting or profitable 'f ders me out '!" Val repented. as to wealth and us to ancestors (Cad- She laughed. "I dare sny. But could 1 person for him to know, the name of '"That's what thought you said." wallader Hunter was, as devout a wor- you be valuable to me?" "as "likely Major Cadwallader Hunter would replied tiie girl, meeting Ills admiring, dbuilt it, she wasn't to turn shipper of ancestors as any China- probably have been on one of the in- inL'.irtil eyes with u somewhat out a relative of'Uilne. And my name man) the matter was more difficult (Continued Next Saturday) Lie troduction envelopes. yet defensive gaze. "l!ut Isn't on the list I came in I place However, he was eventually fortunate Undismayed by the chilling silence, should jou say it to me?" of another man." enough to stumble upon an acquaint- Patient lather Dearie! Baby's cut-in?- ? Don't be annoyed by the lack of no Cadwallader Hunter still walked by "Isn't that rather hard hearted of As made this explanation, with a ance, a Mrs. Milton, who had met Mrs. my glove now. Is It ull right? slight pause which recol- Lord Loveland's side and prattled. His you'.'" asked l.oveland. meant the Loveland and her niece while travel- Denrie (from above) (Hi, quite all Hot Water. Install a Harbor-ough- , next sentence hinted that he possessed ' "1 don't understand you ut nil," suid lection of his promise to Jim ing in England. Mrs. Milton was a right (pause) you're sure it's yours'.' in some degree the quality clair- " flia girl. "You look like a gentleman. Major Cndwallader Hunter went of woman, voyance. charming but she had some Punch. io 1 suppose you eun't mean to be by, walking slowly, and, having long weaknesses. In a sojourn of six weeks "I supposo given you lots of aide or Impertinent.' IUit if not you distance ears, heard as he passed. He Jim's she had become so much more English was waiting his to letters," he continued, "but It's not teoni to lie talking nonsense." for chance "nobble" than the English that she had taken TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY RUDD likely one to me. I'm a mere TliU was siraighlfunvard. to say the Lord Loveland, and afterward he re- there's to calling her daughter Fanny "Faw- bachelor therefore must a Take Laxative Bromo Quinine least, jet her voice was so sweet and membered those few last words which and take ny." She pitied Mrs. Loveluud and back place. would uaturally send girlifi'j, wiCi such n dainty little drawl he had caught. Jim Mrs. Loveland's niece because they Tablets. All druggists refund go you to married people with big houses In it, that the .rebuke did not sound as "I'll and look for the other Love- were so "so unnecessarily American, the money if it fails to cure. land girl. of their own where they can entertain GAS WATER HEATER severe us If spoken with shupper ac- chair," said the don't you know." They lived in a E. W. Grove's signature is on "You must do nothing of yon. Still, In my own small way I cents.. , the sort," town in the southwest, knew no Xew each box I exclaimed etui be useful to strangers and should ."'if course don't mean to be rude Val. York people, poor things, and were al- PARIS MEDICINE CO., St. Uui. U' S. A. imp'ertineut." "Oh, be glad to bo useful to you. 1 am, by or I.ovelaud defended it's easy to see you're an Eng- together provincial. They had been the bye, u great admirer of your cousin, Jaiiisolf, at u loss for the next move lishman. American men don't order us abroad for the first time, had enjoyed and your troubles are over 1 charming Lady Betty, and, If you'll BY AUTHORITY. tn iho .gauie. "Hut thought that Is, about like that.'' themselves with the most countrified 1 ineau-y- ou laughed. allow me to say so, there's a strong know, that is my chair. Loveland "I didn't order enthusiasm everywhere and were so you I you family resemblance between you. If NOTICE OF SALE OF GENERAL I'm delighted you should have It" about. ordered to sit still." much Interested In history and dull this Is your first time op our side you Tour chair';" echoed the girl. "Oh. "Thnt's just as bad. You have the subjects of that sort that Fuwuy'a LEASES OF PUBLIC LANDS don't .know the ropes yet, and you you are mistaken. No wonder, if you air of being used to give orders." mother fuwnPied they were perhaps SITUATE IN KULA, MAUI. Guaranteed by the I must let tell you anything you care thought that but even then you "I am. You see, I'm a soldier." .nie schoolteachers on holidays. to hear about people, about places, their couldn't have dreamed I'd take It on "Oh, what a relief! I began to be Major Cndwallader Hunter was glad At 12 o'clock noon, Monday, March you about hotels. I can begin, for instance, Hi, Cap-ito- l, nirpoHR." afraid were a duke." to bear these damaging details, litll, ut the front door of the HONOLULU GAS CO., LTD. by telling you who Is who on this ship. Honolulu, be "No o, I" begun Lovelaud, looking It was evident that the English- there will sold at There are several of our millionaires." public auction, umler provisions of guilty. CTAPTER IV. man was taken with Mrs? Loveland's Loveland's handsome young face lost Part V.. Lund Act of 18!)."., Sections Her eyes were on him. "You did VH nEIRESSES SIQIIT. niece. The appointed bear leader J'li-iS- .j Its frozen stare. Ho had taken a dis- self inclusive, Hevised Laws of Ha- hlnk so!" she exclaimed. "1 see you more important OVELAND had the unusual sensa to was wanted his bear, for waii, u genernl'ieuse of the following I'd. That was why you yet 1 like Cadwallader Hunter, but it and tion of feeling comparatively girls. described lands: don't see how you could have fancied nut so serious a dislike that he could unimportant. When the girl sev- It was not till nearly dinner time (!.) Lease of all those portions of I unless-u- i'e not bury He wanted to know should know who you were it he was to make his report to le- came to find out who he was eral things which this man might be that able 'be hinds of Waiohull ami Keokea, you a very famous person?" Loveland. Meanwhile, during bis lead nt; between the Homestead Tract and she would know that he was less able to tell, but most of all be wanted Lord Lowland laughed rather fool- er's absence, bear had found out 'oivst Tleservu, containing an area ,of than a duke. And If be had the air to know about Mrs. Loveland's niece. the ishly. "I think you've punished me himself !':ao acres more or less, classed us pas-or.-- il of being a duke she had the air of "I know almost everybody on board," some things for and had for enough," he said. gotten Major land. thluking no duke could possibly be su- on Is, every- Cadwallader Hunter went the American "that t'psct tl'ili.OO per annum, pay-Jil- e "Then you admit that you deserve perior to any self respecting American. Val had felt the need of another con rental, hold to body who counts." in advance. If you want to get a be punished?" As he reflected upon this stilullonal and, seeing Ids namesake's extreme "Who Is that man walking with the Term of lease, 21 years from May "PeeUiips." niece struggling with a wind blown point of view a deck steward appear- tall girl in gray?" Val deigned to in- 1, 1011. "W hich means that you did believe rug, 'annul A ed and was summoned by the girl. She quire as his first choice among the had lucked it her feet. The lessee will be reiiulred to plant. i took your chair on purpose." next stood empty for on dirt use wished to know the situation of the beauties of the .ship enmo In sight. door chair the maintain and have in good growing "I didn't slop, to think." said Love-t:nd- , moment. begged meekly to "Is ho some one of importance?" He sit ondillon at the expiration of the term telling usual, but " the truth as - juiU tall a little Cadwallader Hunter, naturally un- down for while. He of this lease not less than 1:!0,!IU ess truculenily than usual. had talked for more than a "little trees; the trees to be planted in - derstood that it was the girl, not the "You are- Knglisu, aren't you?" the vroups or groves. general man, in whom Loveland was interest- while" and then had been forced to The plan of .iftl nsked. looking at hliu with her go because the owner of door ihiMtiug nml protecting the proposed ed. "That Is Judson U. Coolidge." ho the next iiowii. bewildering eyes. came, sug- roves to be subject to the approval of replied, It Is Miss Elinor Coo- chair back and hovered "Oh. yes," replied lowland In a tone "and he then Superintendent of Forestry of lidge, his only child, who Is with him. gestively. v'jicli added, "of course." Loveland bad only just got up and 'he Territory of Hawaii, or such oth-- t He is a rich man, though not one of may "I was sure you were. 1 suppose r ollicer or olllcers us succeed our richest made his money In the was taking bis leave when Major Hi don't American girls lo his powers or duties. understand Chi- Hunter arrived from the wholesale dry goods business In The lessee will be required to eon-'tru- ary well or perhaps any girls yet musk- - room, he had glean- cago. Elinor, whom he where been u boun-liirl- 'Ut. thou, few, men do really, except But Miss lawful fence along all adores, hlin (the mother's deadi, ing facts. "She Is a Miss Denruier," of this tract. Said fence to be oets or novi'llsis. And you're not a 'runs' " W'ff MW..yiW"-- """'I market lie announced. Maintained in good 'condition the W'1 net or and us the girl knows her until a novelist?" "Ob. I know that already," Val return xpi!'ation of the term of this leusp. "Lather not!" value she's Induced her father to take big In New York and a cottage ed ungratefully. "She told me herself." (2.) Lease of that portion of Waia-o- a "You speak as though I'd nsked if a house at Newport. Would you care to meet "Lesley Dearmer." and Alae 3 ami 4 lying between on, were a pickpocket. Do you de-p- them?" "1 hadn't got as far as the Lesley he Homestead Tract and. Forest e writers?" yet." Val laughed containing an area of o30 acres, "Thanks, yes, a little later." answer- lightly, for he had "I'd be sorry to be one. Wouldn't had a delightful conversation with norn or less. ed Val, very civilly for him. or?" The girl laughed. Miss Dearmer. And while t'psct rental, $:!ii.(iO per annum, pay-(bl- e Sold by grocers generally "There are several other pretty young Loveland "I am one." she said. "I write sat beside her she had flung bright in advance. women on board," said Cadwallader 21 years May tories." thought after bright thought, careless- Term of lease, from Hunter. I, 11)11. "You're chafling," ly as a cashier In a bank shovels out "No, I'm not. Why should you think "So I've noticed," said Loveland. The lessee will be required to con-trn- gold for other people's purses. He had houn-larle- o?" "Ah. men of yohr country appreciate a lawful fence along all s never met a girl like Miss Dearmer. of this tract; stild fence to be "Oh. well, because you look as the charming women of ours! You've don't No wonder she could write stories! nulntaiued in cood condition until the f you wrote," carried away inuny of our fairest flow- "Of course you must do exactly as expiration of t' e term of tills lease. "Thank you I suppose you mean ers aud some of the best worth pluck- you please," Cadwallader Hunter, will contain g F. L. ing." said This lease WALDRON, th.it for a compliment. Hut women , "but from what I've learned I fancy finditlons. '.(iut a pun?" Loveland, who write in'cu scarecrows uowa "Is asked you caii puss your valuable time better For maps and further particulars, days, If storing his companion to see If be r they ever; were." ut tin this trip than In the society of Miss Miply to the office of the 'oininlssion-- "Well, anyhow, you're too young." hud the Impudence to mean unythlug. Dearmer." of Public Lands, Capitol Iluildlng. Distributor get- Major tittered. "I've been willing stories aud Cndwallader Hunter "What do you mean?" rVal flashed Honolulu. ting them published, too. ever since 1 "Oh. dear, 1 see what you mean. out at him. MATtSTON CAMPHKLL, But, no, was Innocent Commissioner of Public Lands. was sixteen. Thnt's some years ago Indeed;, I quite "Oh, only that It's Just as I thought now. 'lease don't say you wouldn't of any double entendre. I was tnerly Honolulu, January 20, 1911. She aud her aunt are ordinary, pro 2S; 4, 11, 25; have thought It! That would be ton trying my best to be poetical, 1 assure IN;il Jan. 21. Feb. 18, vincial little people, with no niouey or Mar. 4, 11, IS, 25. obvious even for mi average Amer- you. Thefe was no question of 'pluck- connections. They live in the south Idea of average Englishman." ing' In International alliances of ican's iln the west near a city called Louisville. Mr. NOTICE OF SALE OF GENERAL thought." "1 VAIi WENT WITH HER, CAHHYINO THE RCO aud American I "As you said I.ovelaud. British titles" dollars Hid Miss Coolidge are at your table, AND TUB BOOK. my LEASES OF PUBLIC LAND SIT dou't know much about Americans yet. had In mind a familiar and. to and I've been arranging to sit combination. per- Just UATE IN KULA, MAUI, AND I'm going over to the States to learn." second Loveland chair aud which of idea, suitable But there, too, so I can Introduce you this Kngllsh you disapprove KONA, MOLOKAI. "The States? How that the two was her aunt's, which this haps of international' evening at dinner. You'll be next jsoiluds! We think we're all of Ame- gentleman's Mr. Loveland's. marriages?" Miss Coolidge, and opposite you'll have At twelve o'clock noon, on Monday, ricaall that's worth talking about In 'Or ought I to speak of you as Cap "Not I," snid Val. very nice girl, a Miss Fanny Milton. April I!, 1911, ut the door of tlie i.ocdlniiry conversation. You thought tain Loveland?" she broke off to ask. . The lone told Cndwallader Hunter front who udmlres Englishmen. Her moth 'iipitol, Honolulu, there will he Hold Why to learn. now It? I'd taken your chulr. I believe you 'I'm not a captain yet," answered all that he wanted lie Is er Is n youngish woman with a tem jnihllc unction, irovlnlon of knew, If he had not been practically it under really did think that." Val. He did not explain that neither per. She doesn't get on well with her art V.,,l.utul Ait of IS!'!, Sections Val. sure before, that Lord Loveland was lla-vul- "1 dlil." admitted was he "Mr." lie left her to discover husband, but he is a very rich man inclusive, Revised T,uws of l, "1 why. My nnme Is by In search of a rich wife. He saw his wonder aunt's that fact for herself and' by. who must give a dot of at least $500,- - (lencriil Leases of the following way to earning considerable kudos In. on it." When the chair of Mrs. Loveland 000 to his daughter. These people are Inscribed hinds: playing lender to a young "Oh!" said Loveland. had been Indicated, us It soon was by bear and friends of mine and will be very pleas All persons desiring to object That RAINIER BEER is for- good looking British peer, home-teade- d "See," went on the girl, leaning a tactless deck steward, the girl was aud ed to know you." these hinds should be to requested t" ward and displaying the label In the obstinate in her determination to seek he determined become that bear It was the next morning. Loveland or otherwise, ie leader, the yearned for such objections to the Hoard deck stewnrd's huudwrltlng. It. Val wont with lief, carrying the whether bear Hid Dearmer as she resent Joined Miss per-o- n, just as much in demand "I do see," said Val. "But that hap- rug and the book, but as there was no his leadership or not if Public Lands, In writing or In at walked, aud she hud not been reiellent Thursday, March 'ill, pens to be my name." vacant place on cither side ,of the "Miss Coolidge Is not the only hand- on or before in her manner. Yet somehow her two p. at the executive "Loveland?" ', new chair he obliged presently to some heiress on board. There are oth- '911, at in., .was friendliness did not encourage him to milldlng, Honolulu. ' hilclfe'to nis'ow'n ers," he went on airily. . exclusive clubs as at the "Yea." . go And It was on ( the Increasing conceit. He had vaguely (1.) The lease of that portion'-'o- The ghl blushed Ami she way back Major Cadwallader "Do you know a Mrs. Loveland on brlgjitly. that felt that she read hliil as if he were Mae II anil 4 lying below the Govern-ue- nt titan 'K (he ship?" Vaf Inquired a Blight was more attractive ever when Hunter's chance came. ; after a cipher of which she had found the Itoad, and cotit ainlntf an area of ' mid! 1 hesitation hardly she blushed. "Oh, hew very jLord Loveland;. see you don t re- which he could have key. .10 acres, more or less. public bars? Then perhaps this is your chair!) liiw member me," ho began, attaching him- explained to hftnself. $i!(UI0 pay-ibl- e w yon are she said T'pset rental, nullum, ' "I know ho now." jicr ' began to un- shook his .. perfectly horrid!" She self to the younger man with an air Mifjpj Cadwallader Hunter "Who told you anything about me?' In advance. rtig was head. yon speak 21 wind herself from the which of "should auld acquaintance bo for- "Now that of It I "Miss Milton." Term of lease, yearn from April chrysalis think I being !, wrapped round her as a got" In the bend of his back and speak- theirs a Mrs. "Oh, you know of tbt 1911. on passenger will be required to fence round an Incipient butterfly. ing in a low tone that his words might Loveland the list, but" woman, pretty, blushy Ut The lessee while faced ilong nil boundaries of tract. The Because its "Please don't get up." Loveland's not be heard by any curious ears. Then "She has n niece," suhl VaL my this tie thing who sits at table?" be hi good tone was almost Imploring. "Do keep on, "1 am Major Cadwalla- The elder man pulled a fold- aid feiict to niaint'ilned he hurried "!" "Yes. We were traveling In England expiration the chair. I want you to keep It." ed passenger list out of his pocket and ondltlon until the of the der Hunter" at the same time and often met nt ho erm of this lease. "Thank you very much. But I don't name In my llf.,H ran his eye down the "L's." "Then "Nerer heard the tels." (2.) Leases of the hinds of I'uahula to keep It If It's jours, and I thought the niece has not the same name. But want said Loveland rudely, lie that "What did Miss Milton say about mil Kaaniola, Kona, Molokai, contaln-n- g now It probably Is." I'll engage to find out nil tho think his uninvited companion looked like a about me?" an area of 9 "ft acres, more or less. you expected to find yours ladles for you If you're interestofl in pay-ibl- e "liut bore, and he bad never yet suffered a V you really wunt to know?" t'liset rental, $r,n 00 per milium, here." bore gladly. A Hush of reflection told them." In advance. THE BEER "Yes. I am not a coward." "No; It wasn't that. But as I was possessed no envelope in "Oh, very well; thank you," said lease, 21 years from April him that he "She said she wondered If you wert-goin- Term of 1 saw aunt's name on the Loveland sillily, with upward In- l, 1911. 1 passing jny Jim's or Betty's handwriting addressed that over to our country to try tc back of a chair, aud because the deck to Major Hunter. The flection of the voice which can make for maps and further partii ulars, SUITS C'adwnllnder marry hu American girl." THAT to put one In a In- n ns a mos- ipply at the oHjce of the I 'ommlsslon-- 1 Steward had been told fellow would hardly bo so mildly "thank you" Irritating ns ")ly" 1 try, Jove! W,ell. supposing do ,,. ,1.11,. 1 HV.lu I 11, 111, o. ,.r Hi I'm, III, ill, nice sheltered place I took it for gratiating if lie were a millionaire with quito bit I 'V hut's your opinion' Do you thluk Honolulu, granted that tins was tiers, i uiun r. daughters to guard, and Val resented a Ho wus ready now lo use Major (U.miJ ' a good chance of bringing it MAItTH.V f'AMT'RKLL, THE PEOPLE know there was another Loveland on trumped up of connection. Iluuter for calspawlng In all claim off?" 'omniissioner Lands. passenger list." swiilleM lis branches, but did not Intend to be the Cadwallader Hunter coijlt "U's ralher soon for me to Judge." Honolulu, January 20, 1911. "I noticed there was a Mrs. would ovcivlvll In return. a snub with a smile, but ne;er "You seem to have made up your 18:11 Jan. 21. 28: l'eb.' 4, 11, IS, 2.1; Yul, "but didn't think much And the would bo was de- he forgive tho suubber. leader nilud quickly about some of my other Mitr. 4, 11, IS, 25; Apr. 1, 3. lighted to become Lord Loveiund'n qualities.'! 18 , EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., SATURDAY, FE6, 11, 1911.

legal notices. A. O. M. ROBERTSON. Judses of Oceanic Steamship Company Alexander & Baldwin, snitl DiHtrlct Court, this 2'trd day) IN THE DISTRICT COl'lJT flf THIS of Dcreniber, In the year of our Lord MOVEMENTS OF 1 LIMITED. J "' one thousuud ninn hundred and ten , C. T. iT' UNITED STATES, FOll THE Leave Arrive Hon. Loave Hon. Arrive S. F. Established in 1853 and of the indepedence of tno Unit- . 10 OFFICERS ANt) DIRECTORS. February 4 February February 15 . February 21 tUlmiTORY OF HAWAII. ed States the one hundred and MAIL STEAMERS .."'. h. p. Humwifl ...... resident 4 3 February j MarchC March.' 8. ( . . . . .March '14 thirty-fift- h. . W. O.'Stnlth. .First THE UXlTBtJ STATES' OV AMER. (Seal) ., . W..M. AletatlilBr ' ICA, vs. LOllUiS A, MUKPHyJ ' CCS) fir-- jtlaMf single, S. Second Vice President rralutiff, (Signed) A. E. J F.lfttO: firtt.riJasi;' round trip, San Francisco... Bishop & Co...... Gtiokn : J. P THURSTON, et. al.v'' Defendants. ... Plerk. i i VE83ELS TO ARRIVE Third Vlco-Pre- atlil MtiHHnr (EndorsOfl) - . -- - 4. "- -' r. C. BREWER & CO.. LTD.; General Ajccnti.. Action broaght . in said' DIb-tric- t t 4 4 1. Wale ihoiise Treasurer No. 69. DISTRICT COURT OK TUE ! Saturday, Feb. 11. BANKERS i E. E. Court, ail'J tha Petition Paxton Secretary U. Hrf-waii. M. N ' S. for the Territory' of aij Francisco Ltuline, S. ' J B. Castle Director lilcd in the oillce ttiiT Clet'.W .' of THE UNITED STATES J. R. Gait . .. Director iii .Iiouo-IuIu.-- Commercial and Travelers' W R Cwtli Director of said District Court,, OP AMERICA va. LORRIN A, Saliua Cruz via San Francisco au3 Pacific Mail Steamship Co., A.-- S. . T11UIISTON, et al. SUMMONS. P.ufeet Sound ports Alatltah',' Letters of Credit issued on i ROBT. W. BRECKONS, Attorney s.5 ; - MifiSIDKNT OH the Bank of California and Sugar Factors. THE THE UNITED for Plaintiff ' j Sunday, Feb. ,12. company w ill STATES OK AM'L'KiCArClBBBT-INC- : UNITED AMERICA, ' - Steamers of the above call at Honolulu and leave this port London Joint Stock Sank STATES OF Mail!, Molokai and- Lan'il ports on or about the dates mentioned belo w: Commission Merchants, Territory of Hawaii, Mikahala, Stmr. - V Ltd., London. City of Honolulu, 6s. FiaiifiHco Sheridan, U. S. A. FOR THE ORIENT. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. San and Insurance Agents LORRIN A. THURSTON, ARTHUR I, A. K. MVKPHY, Clerk of the T. S. S. Korea February 3 S. 5. Siberia ..January28 V. C. PETERSON, BOLTE and District Court 01 Hie United States ports--,Kin- au. Correspondents , Agents for Kauai stmr. S. S. Siberia February 21 S. S.. China. Fobruary 5 for the (JODKKEY miOWX, Trustees; tor Territory Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. of America, in and the MondayV Feb, 13. S. S. China Fcbruary27 S, S. Manchuria February 11 American Express Company JOHN A, CtlMMINB: KAPEKA hereby Haiku Rnitir Company. and District of Hawaii, do Kauai purts Noexau, utmr. '!,, S. S. Manchuria March 6 S. S. Asia February 25 M. Cl'MMlXS, tvife of JOHN A. full, and Thos. &ok & Son. Paia Plantation. certify the foregoing to be ft Wednesday, Feb. 15. S. S. Asia March 22 S. S. Mongolia March 4 MUUl AgticUittiral Company. Ct'AlMiNSi THOMAS A. CUM. true copy orig- and correct of the Hawaii via Maui ports Clandine, S. S. Mongolia March 27 8. G. Amor ica Maru March 10 Hawaiian Sugar Company. MIX'S, it A tit C. KIrtLINd, oth inal Summons In the. case of THE Manila. S. 24 Kahuku stmr. Will call at S. Persia March Interest, allowed on Term Plantation Company. erwise called MARY 1. Cli0lG(H- - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TS. Kahului Company. Kauai ports W. G. Hall, stmr. ."''"' S. S. Korea .....March 31 Railroad TON, otherwise called MAY A. A. THURSTON et al., as the and Savings Bank Deposits. Haleakala I!ani:h Company. Tuesday, Feb. .14. CREIGHTON, otherwise called same on file Honolua Ranch. remains of record and Francisco Nippon Maru, Jap. For general information apply to MAY A. KIBL1NG, MATILDA In San McBryde Sugar Co. the office of the Clerk of said stmr. . K. WALKER, called Court. . ' Kauai Railway Co. otherwise Friday, Feb. 17. KAUMAKAOKAME WALKER, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., agents Kona and Kau portt-Mau- na Loa, JANE MERSEBEKG,' P. 'and hereunto set my hand and affixed stmr. FLORA CROWELL, therwlie seal of the said District Court this Saturday, FebV 10. f called FLORA HIRAM, children day of December, A. D. 30th 1910. liilo via way ports Manna Kea of the said JOHN A. CUMMINS; A. T0Y0 KISEN KAISHA Castle & Cooke, Ltd E. MURPHY, stmr. LYD1A A. CUMMINS, wife of Clerk of United States District Court T. H. Hongkong via Japan pfertSChlj'O BANK OF HONOLULU Honolulu, the s;iid THOMAS H. CUM- Territory of Hawaii. Maru,' Jap.. stmr. ., rr MINS; JOHN CUMMINS, By F. L. DAVIS, 4 - ' Steamers of the above Company will call ut Mid leave Honolulu on or LIMITED 8HIPPINQ MER Sunday, Feb. 19. AND COMMISSION THOMAS CUMMINS, RAPLEE Deputy Clerk. liboiit the dates mentioned below: CHANTS, SUGAR FACTORS Kauai ports Kinau, stmr. CUMMINS, CUMMINS, 4812-3- m I MOSLEY ports FOR THE ORIENT. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. PAID CAPITAL. $G00,000 and , Maui, Molokai and LauaL and BBICKWDOD CUM- I i r ' S. S. Nippon Maru February 14 S. S. Chiyo Maru February 18 GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS Mikahala, stmr'. MINS, children of the said ' ' 8. S. Chiyo Maru March 14 S. S. America Maru 10 ' Representing LEGAL NOTICES. Monday, Feb. 20."v ."" March Successors to THOMAS B. 'CUMMINS S. S. America Maru April 4 S. S. Tenyo Maru March 17 Ewa Plantation Co. Kauai ports Noeau, stnir. CLAUS SPRECKELS & CO. and LYDI.V A. CUMMINSi S. S. Tenyo Maru April 11 S. S. Nippon Maru April 7 . Walalua Agricultural Co., Ltd. Tuesday, Feb, 21. THOMAS D. WALKER, hus- IN THE DISTRICT C0UET OF THE S. S. Nippon Maru May 2 S. S. Chiyo Maru .May 5 Koha'.a Sugar Co San Francisco Wilhelmina, M. N. band of the said MATILDA K. UNITED . STATES FOR THE S. S. Chiyo Maru May 30 S. S. America Maru May 26 Invites your Account End Wairaea Sugar MCI Cc". S. S. WALKER; JOHN P. WALKER, S. S. America Maru June 20 S. S. Tenyo Maru Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd TERRITORY OF HAWAII, Sail Francisco Siberia, P. M. S. 8. June 2 offers satisfactory service. THOMAS R. WALKER, Jr., and S. S. Tenyo Maru June 27 S. S. Nippon Maru June 23 Wednesday, Feb. 22. MATILDA WALKER CONSTA-HE- THE AMER- G. CASTLE & COOKE, LIMITED, 'Loans at market rates. Fulton lion Works of St. Louis UNITED STATES OF Kanaf ports W. Hall, stmr.. children of the said MA- Agents, Honolulu. Unbcock $ Wllon Pumps ICA, Plaintiff, vs. THE TERRI- Hawaii .via Maul port3 Clandine, trani-feri.- - TILDA K. Exchange and Cable Green's Fuel Economise WALKER and TORY OF HAWAII, et al.. Defend- stmr. THOMAS R. Matson Navigation Co. WALKER; ants...... Salina Cruz .via San Francisco and ADOLPH CONSTAI3EL, A.-- husband THE PRESIDENT, OK THE Pugct Sound ports Arizonan, Travclers' Credits and of the said MATILDA WALK- UNITED .STATES, GREETING: f S. S. Checks everywhere. ER CONSTAIJEL; JAMES K. - Matson Navigation Company available THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII, Saturday, Feb. 25. , MERSEBERG, husband of the AMERICAN SUGAR COMPANY, Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, Baid JANE P. MERSEBERG; Si LIMITED, a Corporation organized stmr. . Brewer Co., Ltd JANE P. CUMMINS MERSE- BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO AND HONOLULU and existing by of Hongkong via Japan ports Asia, BERG, KING THOMAS, other- under and virtue the laws of the Territory of Hawaii; P. M. S. S. SUGAR FACTORS ANO . COM- wise called KING THOMAS FROM SAN FRANCISCO. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. CHARLES WILLIAM Sunday, Feb. 26. MAS ON MERCHANTS MERSEBERG, JAMES MERSE- R. BISHOP; S. S. Lurline February 11 S. S. Lurline February 21 Kauai ports Kinau, stmr. BERG. MALIE MERSEBERG 0. SMITH, SAMUEL M. DAMON, E. S. S. Wilhelmina February 21 S. S. Wilhelmina....; ..March 1 Iaui, Molokai ami Lanai ports BT.AISDELL, TURILLA MERSE- FAXON BI6H0P, ALBERT K. JUDD, S. S. Lurline ...March 16 S. S. Lurline March 25 Officers and Directors; Mikahala, stmr. BERG JOY, JANE MERSE- and ALFRED W. CARTER, Trustees 8. S. Wilhelmina March 21 S. S. Wilhelmina March 29 Monday, Feb. 27. B F. Bislioi President BERG, MERSE. under the Will and of the Estate of The Yokohama Geo. H. Robertson MATILDA Kami i;orts Noeau, stmr. S. S. HILONIAN of this line sails from for Honolulu on or Specie BERQ, ROBINSON CHARLES BERNICE P. BISHOP, deceased; Seattle direct ....Vice-Presiden- t San FraiKlsco China, P. M. S. S. and Manager ELIZABETH LIHUE, LUCILE N1U-MAL- bout FEBRUARY 25, 1911. VV. MERSEBERG, ABIGAIL MERSE- Tuesday, Feb. 28. W. North Treasurer ESTHER KALI HI, CARO Bank; Limited Illchard Ivers BERG, IDA MERSEBERG, WIL Honolulu, "M. N. S. For further particulars, apply to Secretary LINE PUKOO, KAPAPALA, San Francisco J. R. Oalt Auditor LIAM MERSEBERG. HELEN ANNIE - CLARA S. Geo. R. Cartel Director MERSEliERG and MADELINE! KILAUEA, ELSA IIILO, 4. ., CASTLE & COOKE, LTD., General A gents, Honolulu HEAD OFFICE... lUHOIIAtfA ' C. H. Cooke Director MERSEBERG, children of the MARION MAKENA. DAVID PUU- - I VESSELS TC PEPART R A. Cooke LOA; ALBERT ROBERT (Paid director said JANE P. MERSEBERG and PUNAHOU. I Capital Up).. Yen 24,000,000 A. Gartley . . Monday, Feb, 13. W. Director JAMES K. MERSEBERG: JOHN WAHLAWA,. ALEXANDER LANAI, Reserve Fund Yen 1G.COO.000 Manila via Guam Shoridan, U. S. D. BLAiSDELL, husband of the GEORGE KEWALO. HENRY A. T. said MALIE WALTER; HAWEA, and Canadian-Australia- n General banking business C. MERSEBERG Tuesday, Feb. 14. Royal Mail transacted. Savings accounts Brewer & Co., Ltd. BLAISDELL; BARNEY JOY, PHILIP LAHAINA, unknown owners for,; ports Hongkong Nippon I J upwards., ,: Japan and and husband of the said TURILLA and claimants. ' STEAMSHIP COMPANY burnUir-pro'o- Maru; T. K. K. S. S. Kiro and f vaults, MERSEBERG JOY; HENRY P. You are hereby direuwd to appear, with Safe Deposit Doxes for rent FIRE AND MARINE Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, ROBINSON, Jr., huslmnd of the and answer the in ' FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER. ut $2 per year and upwards. Petition an action stmr., 10 a. m. said MATILDA MERSEBERG Makura February 3 Moana ..March Trunks and cases to be kept on entitled as above, brought against Maul, Molokai and Lanai ports custody INSURANCE AGENCIES ROBINSON; CHARLES A. KIB-LIN- you in the District of Uni- Zealandia March 3 Makura . . ,. March 28 at moderate rutes. Court the Mikahala, stmr., 5 p. in'. Particulars to be husband of the said ted applied for. States, in and for the Territory Mahukona, Kawaihae and Laupa-hoeho-o THE0 H. DAVTES & CO., LTD.! GENERAL AGENTS. MARY C. KIBLING; EDITHj of Hawaii, within twenty days from Hclene, stmr., p. m. IT AKAI, Manager. Uoyal Insurance Co. of Liverpool. KIBLING and MAY KIBLING and after service upon you of a cer Kauai ports Kinau, stmr., S p. m. London Assurance Corporation. children of the said CHARLES tified copy-- of 4MERICAN-HAWAIIA- STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Honolulu Oflico, Hethci and Mer- Plalntiff'B Petition Wednesday, Feb, 15. A. KIBLING: MA chants Streets. Telephone 2421 Commercial Union Assurance Co. CHARLES herein, together with a certified copy San Francisco Sierra, O. S. 9. HOE; From New York to Honolulu, via Tchuantepeo, every sixth day. and 1594. P. O. Uox 1G8. of London. IIATTIE MAHOE, wife of of this Summons. Thursday, Feb. 16. the CHARLES MAHOE Freight received at all times tt the Company's wharf, 41st Street, Scottish Union & National Ina. said And you are hereby notified that Kauai ports W. G. Hall, stmr., S lonth Brooklyn. Co. of Edinburgh. ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ; unless you appear and answer p. ni. TO CUSIIMAN CARTER, Trustee FROM SEATTLE OR TAC0MA HONOLULU DIRECT; Caledonian above required, the said Plaintiff Friday, Feb. 17. Insurance Co. of ARIANA AUSTIN, HERBERT , . will take Judgment of condemnation Hawaii via Maui ports Claudin Edinburgh. AUSTIN, 8. S. ALASKAN, to sail... . .FEBRUARY 2 WALKER AUSTIN and of the lands described In the Petition 5 p. American & Foreign stmr., in. s. 8. ARIZONAN, to sail...... FEBRUARY 16 Marine Ins. EDITH AUSTIN, heirs at law Co. herein aud for any other relief de Tuesday, Feb. 18. . . JAMES W. AUSTIN, de- - ' of. manded in the Petition. . y San Francisco Chiyo Maru, T. K. For further information apply to ,H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD. censed: HERBERT AUSTIN Oahu and K. S. S. , ; f rents, Honolulu. i Machine Shop WITNESS THE HONORABLE v WALKER AUSTIN, as Execu V C. SANFORD B. DOLE, and the HON Monday, Feb., 20. f ( P. MORSE. General Freight Agrent. 301 QUEEN AND EICHARDS tors and Testamentary Trustees 813. ORABLE A. G. M. ROBERTSON Kauai ports Noeau, shnr., 5 'p. m. Territorial Board of under-th- XeJeDbone 614 Will of JAMES W .. Tuesday, Feb. 21,( Judges of , said District Court, this Automobiles, Motpr Cycle, Gas Sta- AUSTIN, deceased; SAMUEL M Immigration 22nd day of November, In the year .Japan ports and Hongkong-SIb- o tionary and Marine EnRinei, Kice DAMON, Trustee; E, 0,: HALL , '!.;; ' of our Lord one thousand nine hun rla, P. M. S, S. Phone 2295 Reaches MM Machinery, Etc. 4(13 StangewaU tldg. & SON, LTD., an Hawaiian cor 0;r dred and ton and of the independ San Francisco Lurline, M. N. S. S. Honolnlu- - poration; HAWAIIAN TRUST k ence of the United States one hun Kauai ports Kinau. stmr.; 5 p. m, Hustace-Pec- Co. COMPANY, LIMITED., an Hawai Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, Ltd. dred and thirty-fift- h. Honolulu Electric ian corporation; OFFICE SUPPLY stmr., 10 a. ALL KINDS OF ROCK AND SAND FOR CONCRETE WORK. (Sgd.) A. E. MURPHY, ni. , CO., LTD., an Hawaiian corpora- Maul. Molokai and Lanai porta FIREWOOD AND COAL. . ,.... SCANDINAVIA tion; HALSTEAD & CO., LTD. . (Seal) Clerk. Co. (Endorsed) Mikahala, stmr., 5 p. m. 63 QUEEN STREET . P. O. BOX 212 an Hawaiian corporation; THE Saturday, Feb. 25. J ; : BELTING No. 66. DISTRICT COURT 0 Engineering ar.a Contractintt BANK OF HAWAII, LTD., an San Asia, P. M. S. S. THE U. S. for the Territory Ha Francisco House-Wirin- g corporation; of Impairing Supplies Hawaiian CHARLES Monday, Feb. 27. ' waii. THE UNITED STATES. OF 1187 AI. AKEA ST. Near Beretania M. COOKE, LIMITED, an Ha Japan ports and Hongkong China,v HONOLULU IRON WORKS AMERICA vs. THE TERRITORY OF Oahu Time waiian corporation; ANNA' C P. M. S. S. j FIRE INSURANCE Railway Table HAWAII, et al. SUMMONS. PLANISHED STEEI COOKE, C. MONTAGUE COOKE, ROB Jr., CLARENCE H. COOKE ERT W. BRECKONS and WILLIAM MAILS. Outward. A full assortmeui. sizes 24"x6" to GEORGE P. COOKE, RICHARD T. RAWLINS, Plaintiffs' Attorneys, 48"xl20", and Kauees No. 18 to Chemical Engines and Malls are dJie from the following The B. F. Dillingham Co. For Walauae, Walalua, Kahuku and N- - A. COOKE. ALICE T. COOKE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA- - 13 just to hand. , points as follows: Way Stations : 15 a. m., 3:20 p. m and THEODORE A. COOKE, Territory of Hawaii, City of Hono , , LIMITED We do shext metal work of all Clocks . , For Pearl City. Ewa Mill and Way Watchman's lulu ss. San Francisco Nippon Maru, Feb. 14 kinds, and guarantee satisla-tio- a beneficiaries under the last Will Stations 17:30 a. in., 9:15 a. m. Yokohama Chiyo Maru, Feb, 18. antral Agent for Hawaii: Y and Testament of CHARLES M I, A. E. MURPHY, Clerk of the Ml: 30 a. in., 2: 15 p. c. onr patronage is solicited. a., 3:20 " For Sale by ' District Court the Colonics Per- Moana, March 1. 5:15 p. m., J9:30 p. m., p. m. PROMPT ATTENTION TO JOBBING COOKE,, deceased; and JOHN of United States Atlas Assurance Company of London. JUUfi A. O L Victoria Per Zoalnndla, March 3. For- - Whlawa and Lelleliiia 10:20 EM&ELUTH CO.. LTD. I MAN SMITH, WILLIAM THOMPSON, of America, in and for the Territory Yprk Underwriters' Agency, Mails will depart for the following Nw a. m., 5:15 o. m., J9:30 p. in., HI '.16 Phone 153 1: 145 Kine Street Fort Street ROBERT JONgS, SAMUEL ROB ftnd District of Hawaii," do hereby Washington Co. points a lollowp: providence Insurance P. in. . ERTSON. .. JULIUS BROWN, certify the foregoing to be a full, true FLOOR, 8TANGENWALD BLDG. San Franclscor-Sieri'a- , Feb.. 15. fttx , Inward. '., PACIFIC ENGINEERING SARAH STILES, ,MARY STONE. and correct copy of original Pe- jthe Yokohama BUILDING ' Per Nippon Maru, Feb. Arrive Honolulu rrom Kahuku, Wa) MATERIAL COMPANY, LTD. JANE ." WILLIAMS ., and ANNA tition '; and Summon In the case of - laulua and Walanae-r"8:- 3e a. m. Consulting, Designing and Cn- - FORSYTH, owners THE UNITED STATES Of H3JBI. ' unknown and OF AMER Vancouver i5:31 p. tn. All Engineers. . Per Moana, March 1. r LIFE INSURANCE HI itructing claimants.;) t . ICA vs. THE .TERRITORY. Ql? .HA ' Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and MALES! LITK.I31. Bridges, Sydnor Per Zealandia, M.'(rch 3. i Buildings, Concrete "trne WAII, et al., as the same remains of Pearl City 17: 45 a. m., 8:36 a. in.. You are fierehy to appear UMj s J, tures, Steel Structures, Sanitarj Sys- directed record and on file In' office t It not a Luxury; It Is a Necessity. 11:02 a. in., "1:40 p. m.,- "4:26 p. m., , AXLE ft the of the TRANSPORT SERVICE. . and in an action tems, Reports and Estimates on fro-iects- nnKwerthePetition. J But you 5:31 p. m.. 7:30 p. m. Itrw-- t . 0n0., Clerk of said Court. Must have the BEST , inin i: jj Wonoli Phone 1045. entitled as above, brought against Dix sailed from nd provided oy Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have Honolulu, for Manila, tint It the famous and ' you in' the 'District Court of the Jan. i ; and most equitable Laws of Massa- Lellehua 9:15 a. in., U:4P p. m., 5:31 Ttutorial rniiins hereunto, Bet my hand and affixed the p. m., p. m. ' 2185 21256 Inter-tslan- L. and O. It. & h. Shipping United States, in and for the Terri Logun, from .Honolulu for San Fran chusetts, In the iv:w litisliicsH ollicc. Tlicsc are the tele- seal of said District Court this 1st Tbe Halciwa Limited, a twoticur books for sale at the tory of Hawaii, within twenty days cisco. Feb. 4. phone nniiiliers of the I! n 1 1 e 1 1 n. Bulletin day of December, A. D. 1910. - (train (only flrBt ticl:ets office. DOc each. from and after service upon you of Francisco, class honored), (Seal) A.. E. MURPHY, Sheridan, from San for New England Mutual leaves Honolulu every Sunday a copy., n, . ' at 8:36 certified o!. Plaintiff's - - Manila, Feb. 'if., " a. m.; nrrlves n Clerk of the United- States District retuniliiu. Honolulu together with a certified Sherman, arrived Manila, Feb. 3. Court, , Co. at 10:10 p. m. Territory of Hawaii i- Life Insurance The Limited stops only '.opy of this Summons. - - 4 at Pearl City and v . Wulanae outward, IT IS TO LAUGH Ma'Mm!...... PASSENGERS DEPARTED I OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. and Walunao, Walpahu and Pearl City And you are hereby notified No. 2, 3, that No. No. 4 Crus'iod Rock, either basic or coral, goes to unions you appear and answer as Per Ktmr. Mauna Loa, for Kona and our patrons full If vou would be fully Informed about L .Pally' ,tSunQay E)ceP'od tSunday measuro ar)d quality attested by those who use above required, tho said Plaintiff Kau ports, Feb. 10. Mrs, A. C. Pferd- - it. If is not Mim addresa it to standard, we will romove it at our expense. will take judgment of condemnation UNION ner. . law, O. P. DB!ICjSON.'.. F. C SMITH...... i of the lands described. Jn the Peti- , Superlntencjent. O P. A tion, herein and for any other, relief 'DIs paper," said Mennrlerinc MiltP, CASTLE & COOKE, BARBER SHOP "wants v)ty de cities Is over- Honolulu Construction &Draying Co., Ltd., demanded In the I'etlti'rtn.' ' ' ' tn.knnw bulletin phone nnnibers arei crowded when dere Is po much work ENERAL AGENTS, Huslness Office ROBINSON BUILDING, QUEEN STREET 22.. WITNESS The ' Honorable SAN offered In lie country." "Well,"' HONOLULU, T. H. ditorlul Booms Offioe Phone, 2281; Quarries, 3180. Mocl.llnjT Pete, SISi. FORD B. DOLE and Th0 Uonorablo "ain't dat de ,' M. VIERRA, Prop. rcuKon 7" Washington Star. EVENING BULLETIN, uHONOLULUT-- .H-.- . 6ATURDAY, FEB. IV 191V, 19

KUHI0 SUGGESTS WE CAN GHOW . San Francisco Hotels U'ii''cZ'VM'iJJt THAT FORWARD :YOU A STOCK OF, B.iai uicij ivuiiiai HIL0 PLANS sdiucjs in aoi I Stl UJOil JO )M5;JriJrj to Know I j no A j ) 3!JC10S)JUC Ought Co-oper- i Delegate Would ate In Kvpft wnmiin knows that nothing is more an aqj Joj sjaj no.in.ror reticles more upon her reputation tie Getting Desired Design for a careful housekeeper thiin rut, mice, cock WANTS Diamonds HOTEL Building, Ajx roucbes, wuwr burs, eto.,jutho house. Federal sisioonad Kvery woman fchould know of the reliable e.vi nYi fur vermin of nuture-- STEWART terminator nil this 4 (Spit'liil 1: ii 11 ii CiTivspMhil, im'. uoJiiinio SunoJ as ploasingns any ,)ru ;nay.find,f Stearns1 Electric Rat una Koach l'aste. This! til in town. imsic Is ready tor ni drives rats and mloel 1111.(1. 10. The ISoar.l !' Tfmli' injjpaj auimssj 'tiTtnoj 'pti the Our prics can beat out of house to die. In sdoi the Put sinks and on li.'is l"i'('ei'o(l from Irlf.ati? Kahinhina-o- k juujiu ojts ouj Msi-- any. tot" SAN FRANCISCO shelves ut nit' I it, Simons aun(vajq WANTED. TO LET. Thia whole to cockroaches aud wutor bugs . means'a iiutitii-x'- snj(t:u: qjuuq tpi.vi p.vidsni' nijtfr? are in the morniutf. mi jin.swi'i to Its uuuli' .puu you. i ;, Geary Street,, above Union Squaie Afl iojjs p.Udpuoi jib aur vuaijsy n tiiiu- - tn h;it st, is ii wns ' . .. Jut opposite Hotel St. Francis Monty rffitntled if it fails. Jounce box, !5c-l- 9. voine iii. iuojj sJi;ns (j uouq u $ 2 JiuoiriK with ir W'itho it Ijoiard; inis'i Trj?- prfpvrty 1mwn Mie Wilder., ' ounce dot, $1.(0. Sold, by druKlKts everywhere,! ilosiniblo that it should tsiko in 'iriliT in ditoj;-- h.t.v.iipj pub q:innf) audooq jo We will bo ipleascd to show European $1.60 express prepaid on ivep!ii!,' aiuii't uts; Mil houses. building, corner yueen Plan a day up or sent receipt of price. to (jet tho stiif.fxuJHdoio siluts 3ui;usoj.) pozuodn of Fort and 5KiiriiiK'e tlint Kcilrnil Jfu.pi. i? 'sapiuuj iwup'io'jq Jo) fjiirnished or tun uriiished. Send full them and quote ,pris., .,, American Plan $3.00 a day up t Steams'' Eleotrlo X'osto Co.. Chicago, I1U j streets. Diinnisiona 41x6.7. The build- liiiildin.'V Cor this rity be Imilt "ii. plans juaiujBOj a.vp.ijia yuu.oms.'yiduijav to tin- - Hawaii iToi'.ioiion 03HS!ieVi. Iiarticulai's ing wlH.bJ Ti mod,! led to, fetl it tenant. S,teel and brick structure, furnish- suitable to the local conditions. The 081 4 s 4 7 - 7 1 ings cost 1200,000. High class Di'loRato writes in part as follows: Apply to C. Ill ew er i Co., Ltd. state- I am n)iddle-afc- d S134-3i- n hotel at moderate rates. Omnibus "I would that iioiv Sober man who under- J.A.R.VieiraSCo. to scenro t'oiircsslonal stands care of machinery and is meets all trains and steamers. t to Rt t a si"dal nrchiti-e- nc. vi- willing to work. "A ", Hullctin gentleman, newly-- f urnislied room; Hotel Stewart now recognized as . A. pablic m il1 Encr. 113 BLOM ed to desien the Kilo - front and adjoining HOTEL ST. JEWELERS 4Sl7-:i- t entraiiee bath; Hawaiian Island headquarters. In view of that. I siiBKest that tho silihinoxu senen shohod electric light. 1S3 School St. With, IMP0RTEI FORT STREET I VIMHXSV Cable address, "Trawets" A. B. C. board send to the- Secretary of ho HMaVV3 dllOMD Yon to rinfj up injil for Jim 1'i'Tce's couple; no children. 4S3S Treasury a set of resolution j eni!ody-i- n Code. Reservations made through new Lozler seven-passeng- autoiuo- - the desire of tho bK'al ininniiuitty 1!,ll,'k , lhiy- w,'l'k Trent Trust Co., Fort Street, bilo. Special rates for countrv trips. iirs- l,""r' or that n huildinK bo designed more in inonth. witli or without driver. Ap- - S. E. Lucas Honolulu, r OPTICIAN t koepliif,' with our tropical condition! ply W. Ilcnford, llethel und Hotel design 'S4--1- - than was done in tho submit- Lady with knowledge of typewriting. Sts.; Tel. 2213. Masonic Building, corner Hotel and ted for the Honolulu Federal bnlldinw. Trimmed $(i0 per Ad- - Hats your Compensation month. n,n,isl,cd front room, suitable Alakea "If board will send forward ' do dress Stenographer." this olHeo. ,, fa such resolutions. I will all in niv ,. ,wf) ,,,... A,n)ly Lenses - The best in town to fit f-- wimtiimn-- mii hiti a;-- rthi'fcTifffl Flashlight 4S4li'"t power to expedite Hilo Imildini; - every eye MISS POWER the S. King St. (corner Sheridan)- plans." 4S40-2- t Ynn to Nieper's Express phone t Boston Building - Fort Street know for miinber is mpl. Jlaggago to , , Hotel St. Francis REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. moved Vr,.llliss Hertania St. Inquire any part 4,t"i-t- of city. . f of Kapiolani Estate. Ltd. Union Square, San Entered for Record February 9, 1911. 4S4S-6- t Francisco Amateurs .Sccoial-han- d piano; oheaii for cash. LClmer K to SPECIAL HOLIDAY Ii.ton and wf Nils Address. Mrs. McLaughiih, 134 vine- - Two furnished rooms. Apply Mra. Under the Management of Om.stod '. 1) , Call at the Honolulu d'hoto it. 4S47-- D. McConnell, 12 S3 Emma SK I James Woods PRICEi Alary U Frear to ('ho, I)an; U Supply i'ii, and obtain for the Osteopath I f JIary J. Moses by resr Notice asking the instructive little book. First -- class sah'sman. Salary and com- - r : Kiiin Sen and wf to Mrs .Mary - ROOMS AND 175 "Hy Flasldiglil." which tells how mission.- Apply Kaimuki Land Co., BOARD. BERETANIA STREET.. Soiiiia U ' can Ul1' 4K46-l- the Amateur take artistic ..THE LKLAND C27 ave-- " Phone 1733 , (he bViiutlfuI lames WaUeiield and wf to First neretania . park Dunn's Hat Shop jiortraits, indoor and outdoor FACING Am Savs ,t Tr Co of 11 .Ltd .M Aniateurs for Ilijou Theater. Apply nue- - Jlosqulto-proo- f lanal rooms, Khk heart of the city, photographs by Flashlight. Kaiimdil Land Co Ltd to sioihic between 12 ami 1 daily. wita or without bpard. Every- - which Is' the theatre of M Uillon . , . U thing modern; moderate prlcea. .Sophie lish ,to II Every Roquisito for Flashlight the prliieljMil events of The very latest RAINCOATS and Dillon mid 500 bicycle tires t0 vulcanize. J. Centra! location. M Plume 1308. RAINY-DA- Water-hous- Tr Co Ltd, tr Photography the famous festivals of San SKIRTS in all styles and W. Kershner, 1177 Alakea Btreet. Mrs. n, Dluklage, prop. J J Combs to Kant Hlng....' L "- all sizes. 7 -- 1 I'niiuisoo, this hotel, in . Wisuno I'chihori (w) to Lee Lin Joli comjiositor. Apply at once to 4 il 3 f SitiK and w ( A vlroniiii'ut and atmosphere, l Foreman, Pulletin Publishing Co. Shady Xook. H.retanla; Tel. 1333. I'll ion Loan Savs Assn of 11 Ltd 10i Automobile most x'y-r'"-nisi,o- d mo.. pleasantly the Mrs. F. S. Zeave, to Manuel do Costa ltd Arythtng of value bought for cash. Honolulu " l rates. comfortable spirit of old Ca- Manuel do Costa and wf to A M Jo- Carlo. 1117 Fort St. 4753-tt- - "u't('; l"' r...nubl.. 67-6- 8 - Supplies & Repairing lifornia. Rooms Young Building seph and wf I) Hoard, by day or week, a specialty. Photo Supply Co. 4S!(l-l- I'alua to Wulluku SiiKur Co L Washerwoman Hi days every week. . f The royalty and nobility of Kahuo (k) et ul to W'uiluku Sub-a- r - Apply 142S Maklkl St. 4S40-- CooJ rooms cottages, the Old World GERMAN TOWN WOOLS IN ALL Co L furnishes and and the Far Fanny to Thomas COLORS Struuch and hsb "Everything Photographic" Clean wiping, rags at the Bulletin with board. 1634 Nuuanu Ave., East and the men of high M Associated Garage, " C.W Poolo office. near School St. Prices moderate. achlcveiueut In .America who Also Entered for Record February 10, 1911. D. Ii L and wf to John Hack-le- y limited assemble ' M. C. COTTON Kannon ' here contribute to the 1) ' FOUND. FOR SALE. cosmopolitan atmosphere of an Mary Steward to' .Mary E Foster, . I) ' ' ' A i Hunch of keys. Owner can have same planted in , institution which MISS W0 0D ED'S Four acres various fruit represents by calling 1141 Fort Street 31, 1911. at this olliet und paying trees, etc., with spring in same und ' the hosplUiIity and Individual- Recorded January RING UP THE J Alfred Masoon to Mary I'ulaa. Par Arts & Crafts Shop for this ad. 4 S4 lt improvements, in Xuuanu Valley. ity of San to Francisco the :, l!ol; Ps 672 and S29:, Kiilihl, Ho- Curlinu will pass the premises. For -- LEADING HAT CLEANERS. It traveler. , nolulu, t.)ahu; $1. IJ 34li, I) 70. 115, Alexander Young Building particulars, phone 344$. All Kinds of Hats Cleaned n Jan STRAYED. Oahu Auto The which marks 11111, 4536-- :. , the farthest advance of science ' .; .. Blocked. Mary Pulaa and lish to lOmmolino l'ay mare; white face, white stocking In service, has now the largest fo Acids Used. Work Guaranteed. M Majtoon. I); por It P 442:;. kid 110.", left hind leg; reached; brand "II. 1'." Four houses on Liliha St., below capacity of any hotel structure : FELIX TURE0, Specialist, cor Kins St and llobello Lane, Hono- Any Information of same will be School St., renting at $40 per month, In West, ripon 1154 Fort Street. : 0pp. Convent lulu. ( laliu ;. 70fl. Li 340, p, JM.. Jan $1230. Party leaving Territory. Stand the aud comple- -' thankfully received. 1S30 Makiki St., l'rlce Honolulu, T. H.- 2r, mil. 4836-t- Hon of the Post street Tel. 1461. 4$::s-t- r Phone "418. v f tinner A S Huniiihreys to Lylo A Uickey PICTURES GAY & MILLER, Props. will be the largest caravansery y D; int in lot 5 of Nlolopa Lots, Xuu-n- (1np gasoline engine; 1 In the world. , Valley, Honolulu, Oahu; SI.. H SITUATION WANTED. Haines Xo. 1 drill press (20-inc- h Packards, Kissel, and the only 1911 WHILE THE SERVICE IS UN. p IN COPLEY PRINTS :!in, 2S. Jan ill, ,1!U1. . v V swing). Xo. 1104 EnVma street; Tel. Seven-Seate- d USUAL, Dress Goods Locomobile THE PRICES ARE Lyle A Dickey tti K, Hum- Japanese Cooking School. Families ot 4ti43-t- Mario ACIFIC PICTURE FRAMING CO. L.3 ' f iNCT. phreys, D: Int In. lot ii of Niolopa Lots, f hotels supplied with cooka C. M. ! MEN'S FURNISHINGS 1050 'Nuuanu Three-bedroo- - CAREFUL CHAUFFEURS Xuuanu Valley, Honolulu, Oahu; SI.. 11 Street Matzle, 1457 Auld Lane. Tel. 1564. house und lot on Li- "in, p 2S:i. Jan ill. 1011. lllin St., above Wylllu St. Price K W Kuahewa (k) to Mrs Kuhl Pu-la- u, 4836-t- King and Bishop Phono 3448 YAT HING """DANCING "SCHOOL. $l!i00. Phone 3448. . f European Plan from $2.00 Up D; up :t, R P 10411, kul !U!):!, e. M'aianae, ()ahu; $1. It p Miss Gibson's Academy of Dancing, A I'""K" "f fnning land, with 284. Jan HO. 101.1. Model Hall. Adult classes In waltz, wuter " ""ne uml Isabella M Keami (J M) 1"t,r 34 and hsb to two-ste- p l'ui'tieulars phone IS. - YEE CHAN & C and threejfitep. Juvenile I VII IIUI1III1 lUUIIg CO., William Achi Jr, D; Int in It P 4840-t- f 11. classes In health culture, dancing (IN1 Vllir API,' ill'!' i. in l.t. .lifli 75, kul 27."ilt, up Kuiialama, Hono- lulu, Dahu; l(i, etc, I? 340, p 2S.1. and ballroom etiquette. Apply at ,,iV(..,,(.1101 Co., Ltd. AND A PLACE WIIIORK HOTEL ANO DRY GOODS Jan ntmse IlluI lot 223x108 111, 1011. 113!) th Ave., Kaimuki; Tel. 3051. ,,,,,,,, , , , - vrloll! fnlit tl.p08i Mo. hl'iuioi;,7 .hxos s n imj d cox- K N l Kuna and wf to John Kokaiihl, mmmmmmmmm Cully S.IOOO. AVI tract. Price I'honea448. TIUHUTE, IV NOT T!ev P A: powejs Riant. 'd Sept S, 11106. Pioneers and leaders in CLOTHES CLEANING. 440-t- f KINO AN U 1!ET1I KL . STREETS H :!i;ii, p :U!2. ::o, Jan liin. mi 1 Bill III the Automobile Business K X Kuna and wf to William Henry, Clothes cleaned, dyed and pressed on Three Improved lots on (iuliek Ave. I ); It P 2r20, kul 111)1, Lulukii, - naleiwa short notice. Called for and deliv- Price $1S00.' Phone 344S. Agents for such well-know- n cars Oahu; 12.". H 1110, 21H. KAM CHONG cred. Phono 30211. S. Harada, 1160 4S40-t- f CO., 110, Fonc-IIartfor- d, Stevens-Durye- a, Jan l'.HL as Packard, Fort St. 4S46-t- r Klsa C Almy to I L Clark, 11 S; Kis- - Cadillac, Thomas Flyer, The Transo envelope a time-savin- g motor oar runabout Xo X:i, motor Dutek, Overland, Baker Electric, and GENTS' FURNISHINGS sel City. Clothes Cleaning Co., No. 4 Ma- - Invention. No addremlng dich- - WAIKIKI INN Xo. soil; $1000. n ::;:o, p :io:i. Oct 21, . - . sonic Temple, Alakea Clothee r- others. , r lino. St. eary in sending out bills or - Fort and Beretania Streets Ilanini-Yoiui- !; called for and delivered. Tel. 2067. ceipta. Bulletin Publishing Oe.. James Haker to von ' First-Clas- s Family Hotel Harrison Block Co Ltd, Addu Clm'o; model Calendar sole agents for patentee. t Best Bathing on the Beach V Stoddurd-Datyo- n touring car Xo ;!.", Pads and BEAUTY CULTURE: on Tor of Hawaii; $342.20. 11 3lti, p 70. fl LOCOMOBILE FINE LINE OF DRY GOODS once. W, C. EERGIN, Prop. Jan 111. 1!M1. Excelsior Diaries for Marlnello system Minnie Rhoadb week; suit given at F. Carl H Kieper and wf to .Mutual Bids? 1140A!akea, street. ScaTp and Levy Outfitting Cp., Sacha bulld- - "The Best-Bui- lt Car in America" WAH YING CHONG & Loan Socy of Hawaii Ltd, M; lot faclaP massage; shampooing and lug. Fort street. 4742-t- ! 1CHUMAN CARRIAGE CO., 21. bhltts, rents, etc. V'alalao lloiifhts. 1911 manicuring; salt glows. Phont ; LTD. 8 3 - Hoonlulu. Oahu; $1100. It :ii;, p 73. , . f "ou,0' Boou location; rooms, bed- r Agents jiU8a 17SA Vienna Bakery CO, Jan 27, 1PIL rooms; with large closets, cluetrlo Charles Pooloa wf to Alfred n, ligbt, gas; all conveniences. On car- - anl Also complete Mrs. Drlnkwater Massage, Special King Street,' Ewa Fishmarket T! a lino of OFFICE ",,OU!,e- - BuUet, .'W.'.KERSHNII tr. T; por P riir,1. lull 10S7, Face Treatment, Chiropody, etc. STATIONERY and. BLANK UOOK3. c HOME-MAD- E St, Honolulu. Oahu: $300. 1! 310, f has tho best BREAD, Kinir 169 lieretanla, cor. Union. Tele- - p 21'2. Jan 31. 1011. phone . 4800-- tl GERMAN PRETZELS and COFFEE WING CHONG CO Est of, Pernice I' Itishop by .trs to 3276. Selected Caravonlca wool cotton Auto Tire Repairing Annie T K Parker. D; It P .'Wll. kul Office Supply Co., Ltd., seed. A. V. Gear, 1214 Fort Bt. CAKE, Be sure and ring up 2124. P. O. Pox 4693-t- f . KING ST.. NEAR BETHEL 2271, rents, etc, Walmea, S Isohala, SODA WORKS. 404. Hawaii; Int in part It P 0002. kul 931 FOUT STREET 1177-- :. $3. 830 Alakea St. Phone 2434 11071, S Kohala, Hawaii; 3022 for the best soda water Settings Hurt Orpington eggs; 'sJbwMHMsWaaMi Dealers in Furniture, Mattresses, Kawnlhae, Phone MIS-SIO- St.; 1.H2. 11 2D FORT STREET :tc etc. All kinds of K0A and $310. 340, p 2811. Jan 20. 101!. made ln Honolulu. Honolulu Sheridan Tel. FURNITURE made to order. First Hank of llilo Ltd to Emlle Soda Water Co., Matsumoto lane, 4 s 4 s t etc, Have Your 0w Library KiiHaMaSMMMsaMaaMMMSSSMIiiiiiHHMMiSBHMSl AVery, Itel; leaseholds, bldns. llilo, near corner of Beretania and Nu-- Hawaii; $3000, P, 340, p 72. Apr Inter.Ie,,ln1 anJ 0ahu Rallroad lblp. HORSES SUMMER DAYS AND IMPORTERS OF ORIENTAL GOODS 2. The Best Books on Easy uaDU' 4761-- u 11108. Payments ping book, at Eulletln offlce. tl n, Hans M C.ittel and wf to David " FINE LOT FOR SALE D; up 1. U P Tils, kul 47::0, PLUMBING. Choice cut flowers. Phone 3029. - - & bldsrs, rents, etc., Analiola.t Kfiolau, BROWN & LYON CO., LTD. work T.i:rvi.; saddle wing co 2SS. 31, Any kind of metal welded. Bring Pau Ka Hana w tai Kauai: $2r.0. It 340, p Deo Alex. CONTRACTOR3 Young Building 1010. your broken partg ti) 207 Queen, , 11011 041 Nuuann, near King Street 1 TELEPHONE David Kalianu Jr and wf to Hans M near Alakea. ,. Oeorge Variliida, general cdntratTor. GOOD THINGS PHONE .1020. , "2 In bui land. Alio- - Every 2 Estimate's furulshed. 210 McCand- - (lillel, D: shares mmmmm mmmmm mmmmm - nianu. etc. Kawaihau. Kauai: $2.0. P, .'7";:r.:'PLUMBiNG.. ". w y- CLUB STABLES 310, 2S9. 3, 1011. ' IN p Jin 1123 F! EST FIT FORT STflEET ,,".'.'. Yee Sing Kee Plumber and tinsmith. 7 CHIROPODIST. F. DAVIS & And Cloth of Al Quality Can Ita Ameiican naval ollicors. especially Valentine";; E CO., Smith St., bet. .Hotel . fend Pauahl. T . Purchased from those who have seen service In Phil- IMS." RinH "moi, big ippine waters und made the- - world o New Design in the stock at - 'building, Pliolio, 33l)k , , MERCHANDISE BROKERS SArNCi CHAIN; ' ' on battleship lleet, will be 1 AUTOMOBILE. Y. MC CANDLESS BLDG. cruise the A. B. ARLEIGH & CO.. . Yoshikawa suai-'estio- In Merchant Nuuanu., In the n tho Civil and Streets P. 0. Box 961 Telephone 1731 Interested For hire, seven-seate- d Packard; and Military flazette of Lahore. India, that nn Indian fleet of tho P.ritlsh navy ctnrno,ds;OUng ",el4540ni: VICTOR HEC0RDS BICYCLE DEALER RE- Heat Market and Importers SHAW The and A be formed and based alternately on Co- & SEVILLE FOR NOVEMBER PAIRER, has moved to FOR YOUR ; SEE GROCERIES. lombo mvl Simrapore, to strengthen tho v LIVERY STABLE. English military position In tho Far AMERICAN BROKERAGE CO. NEW MONUMENT W0RK3 - BEROSTR0M 180 KING STREET East and to rounterbalaneo develop- First-clas- s livery turnouta at rea- ...... a 0 U.. in East. India, Ceylon LIU. 93-9- ments tho Near rates. Tenltoiy Liverj 5 sonable ' King Street, near Maunakea Kmjf Street, Near Alakea New location Red front, bo , near C. Q. Yee Hop & Co. mid the Straits Settlements would Phone 3085 P.0. Box 491 Stable, 348 King; phone 2535. Younjr Building. Telephone 2518. Phone 2291 Daily Delivery aiiialKaniated as a slnulo unit of defense, tilul by It both India a'nd the ! II. Y0SHINAGA HAWAIIAN FISHERY. LTk Fine Line of Crown Colonies would k.iIji. Tho lat- Assessment No. 13 Thayer Piano Co. tin- advantage, as re- BRO. BENJAMIN rj have ter would HARRISON MUTUAL ASSOCIATION riniiwi gard s of permanent connec- Street, above Beretania Carpenter Tools BarriMins. Honolulu Branch shares his A Stemway fo'cw BICYCLES arrived for racing tions with tlto ureal military resources P10riTy AND OTHER PIANOS , KhiR Street Fish Market of la flue on Novemlior 13, 1910, and i1 tnd general use. Prices, $25 up to At the New Hardware Store nf India. An Indian Ocean snnnilrnn Saturday Ballon. 150 Hotel St. Phone 2313 without Repairing CITY HARDWARE CO, four battlophips would bnconira delinquent Ponomher lTi, Look for 7W. fia. I '35. brakes. and TUNING GUARANTEED done give to Iho PaeKie (loot cohesion AAAj 1910." ture, Xf:!l neatly...... Telephone 25B5 Kins flnd Nuuanu Streets striking power, now oonupleuously mmmmm i' I BULLETIN ADS PAY' Weekly It u 1 1 e 1 1 n $1 per year. BULLETIN AOS PAY lacking. 'For Sale" cards at Bulletin... ADS PAY Week I j I) n 1 1 e 1 1 n 11 per year, 20 EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H.( SATURDAY, FEB. 11, 1911. CORPORATION NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICES. CORPORATION NOTICES. B3253Q2 SUGAR SURPLUS ANNUAL MEETING. IX THE DISTRICT COOT 0' THE K ANNUAL MEETING. j CMTED STATES IN AM 10K DIS-TKR- & Co., Kahuku Plantation Company. THE TL'ltlUTOKY OF AJiD T Waiohinu Agricultural Grazing Kaimuki's OVER OF HAWAII. Ltd. 2,500,000 The annual meeting of the stockhold ers of the Kahuku Plantation Com UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, The annual meeting of tho stockhold- pany will be held at the office and Plaintiff and Petitioner, vs. AU- ers of the Waiohinu .Agricultural & $15.00 principal place of business of the com- GUSTUS F. KNUDSEN; ERIC A. Grazing Co., held Ltd.,. will be at the Give pany, 208 Staiigenwuld building, Hono- 8. KNUDSEN; Government Experts KNUDSEN; ANNIE ollice of : tin agents, C. Brewer & Co., lulu,' T. H., at 2 p: in., on Tuesday, the of Value Large Figures for Crops ANNIE S. KNUDSEN, GuariHan Ltd., in Honolulu, on Wednesday, Feb- Climatic 14th day of February, 1911. ARTHUR S. KNUDSEN; ARTHUR ruary 13, 1911, at Jl o'clock a. in. or World. JOHN WATERHOUSE. S. KNUDSEN; IDA E.' VON HOLT; 11 i IVERS, Secretary!' Kahuku Plantation Co. MAUD .RIClfARD as; ' HENRY M. VON HOLT; - ' Honolulu, February 3, 1911. ' j ; ., Secretary. , (By John E. Monk.) K. GARST1N; KEKAMA SUGAR 4843-- 7t '' i, 1911. , 1). 22. " Honolulu,, T. II., February WASHINGTON, C, Jan. COMPANY, corporation organiz- ; a 4S45-- 4t E will give divided Summarizing statistics which have just ed and existing under and 1)'y vir- $ig.oo, production of ANNUAL MEETING. been compiled on the tue the of the Territory of Bureau of laws ANNUAL MEETING.. W into three cash prizes for the sugar, both cane and beet, the Hawaii; THE TERRITORY OF rizes of Statistics of the Department of Hawaiian Sugar Company. BISHOP TRUST COM- Commerce and Labor says there never HAWAII; Ewa Plantation Company. three best letters from people who was such an abundance and that on The annual meeting of the stockhold- PANY, a corporation organized and' and by of the September 1 next there will be a sur- ers of the Hawaiian Sugar Company existing under virtue Notice is hereby given that the an have, or have not, been benefited in health by the CLIMATE of KAIMUKI laws of Territory of Hawaii; plus left. The bureau says: will be held at the ollice and principal the nual meeting of the shareholders of the estimate that company, 208 and SAMUEL ALGAROBA, JANE 'European statisticians place of business of the Ewa Plantation Company will be held the crop of sugar beets m the United Stangenwald building, Honolulu, T. II., GUAVA, MARY MANGO and JOHN at ofllce of Castle & Cooke, Lim CONDITIONS: States for the present season will be at 11 a. m., on Wednesday, the lath BANYAN, unknown owners and the ited, corner and Mer 3,584,208 tons and in Canada 104.000 day of February, 1911. and Re- at the of Fort must be written' the form a addressed claimants, Defendants county Your composition in of letter to us, tons. It is also estimated that the JOHN WATERHOUSE, spondents. chant streets, in the city and of production of beet sugar in the United Secretary, Sugar Co. Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, on contain not more than ioo words, and clearly state in simple language in Hawaiian You are hereby directed to appear, States will be 435,000 tons. Honolulu, F'ruary 3, 1911. ( Thursday, February 23, 1911, at 10 and answer the Petition in an action what manner the climate of KAIMUKI has affected your health. It will "Such are the prospects in the sugar 4843-l- o'clock a. m. as above, brought against you fields of hv. world Unit there may be entitled T. H. PETRIE, not be necessary to tell what your sickness was, or is, but you should give a of in the District Court of the United expected a crop of 7,900,299 tons beet ANNUAL MEETING. Secretary, Ewa Plantation Company. sugar 8,519,000 tons of cane sugar, States, In and for the Territory of general idea or your physical condition, and describe in what way the climate and Honolulu, February 7, 1911. amounting in all to 10,419.299 tons. Hawaii, within twenty days from and Kailua Plantation Co., Ltd. 4S45-1- helped you or hurt you. If the climate has not helped ou we want to know There never was such an abundance. after service upon you of a certified 4t There will be enough sugar and plenty copy of herein, to- a one-side- d The annual meeting of stockholders Plaintiff's Petition why. We are not seeking opinion. Our prizes will be given to spare, an average dally con- ANNUAL MEETING. with of Plantation Co., Ltd., will gether with a certified copy of this 42.000 tons. In the Kailua for the BEST LETTER regardless of the opinion expressed. We want sumption of about held the office principal place Summons. indications there be at and Apokaa Sugar Company, Limited. fact, from present business of qompany, No. 208 And you are hereby notified tliat un good or bad. surplus left, amounting to of the only your true opinion It's up to you. will be h Staiigenwuld building, Honolulu, T. II. less you appear and answer as above 2,500.000 tons, when the next about on Thursday, the 10th day of February, required, the said Plaintiff will take Notice Is hereby given that, the an- Your letter must be mailed to us on or before February season of the sugar trade begins on 1911, at 11:30 a. m. judgment of condemnation of the nual meeting of the shareholders of 15, and we will award the prizes February 20. September 1, 1911." E. E. PAXTON, the Apokaa Sugar Company, Limited, Consul-Gener- Henry V. Diedrieh lands described in the Petition herein Secretary, Kailua Plantation Co., Ltd. will, bo held at the office , of Castle & There are hundreds of people now living who have lived at Antwerp forwarded to the bureau and for any other relief demanded In Honolulu, T. IU February 3, 1911. Cooke, Llnlited, at tho corner of Fort in Kaimuki. Wo want to know them whether our Prize, estimates as to the world production of the Petition. from first $7.50 4843-1- sugar crop 1910-1- 1, and Merchant streets, in the city and belief in the health-givin- g character of the CLIMATE of the cane for with WITNESS THE HONORABLE the figures on the production for 1909-1- 0, SANFORD B. DOLE and THE HON- county of Honolulu, Territory of Ha- KAIMUKI is well founded. From the result of our last ANNUAL MEETING. as follows: . waii, on Thursday, February 23, 1911, prize contest wo found that so many people vouched for ORABLE A. M. ROBERTSON, Second Prize, Country. 1909-1- 1910-1- Judges of said District Court, this 5th at 1:30 o'clock p. m. the RESIDENTIAL VALUE OF KAIMUKI that we now 5.00 Maui Agricultural Company. Tons. Tons. day of January, in the year of our T. II. PETRIE, want to learn what is thought of 330,000 300,000 Louisiana Lord one thousand nine hundred and Secretary, Apokaa Sugar Company, Porto Ttico 275,000 300,000 The minimi meeting of the partners eleven and of Independence of the Limited. . Hawaii 475,000 475,000 of the Maul Agricultural Company will the Climatic Prize, 7, 1911. Kaimuki's Value Third 2.50 Cuba 1,820,000 1,850,000 be held at the office ana principal United States the one hundred and Honolulu, February Trinidad 40.000 45,000 place of business of the company, ino. thirty-fift- h. 4845-1- 4t Address: Barbados 3(i,000 35,000 MIS Ktuniri nwald building. Honolulu. T. (Sgd.) A. E. MURPHY, Jamaica 7.000 12,000 H., on Thursday, the lGth day of Feb (Seal) Clerk. ANNUAL MEETING. Antigua, St. Kitts 25.000 22,000 ruary, 1911, at 11:40 a. m. (Endorsed) P. p. Box Martinique 40.000 40.000 W..O. SMITH, No. 72. DISTRICT COURT OF THE Waialua Agricultural Company, 420 Guadeloupe 42.000 40,000 Secretary, Maul Agricultural Co. U. S. for the Territory of Hawaii. Limited. Kaimuki Land Co., Ltd. St. Croix 13,000 12,000 Honolulu, T. H., February 3, 1911. THE UNITED STATES OF AMER- Honolulu, T. H. 4843-l- Hayti, Santo Do- - ICA vs. AUGUSTUS F. KNUDSEN, et Notice Is hereby given that the an- mingo 71,000 90.000 ' al. SUMMONS. ROBERT W. BRECK-ON- S nual meeting of the shareholders of Antilles 45,000 45,000 ANNUAL MEETING. Lesser ... and WILLIAM T. RAWLINS, At- the Waialua Agricultural Compan; Mexico 125,000 135,000 torneys for Plaintiff. Limited, will be held at the office of BY AUTHORITY. Central America.. 50,000 50,000 Kalialinui Plantation Co., Ltd. Demerara 103,000 100.000 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Castle & Cooke, Limited, at" the corner District of Hawaii ss. of streets, In Surinam 12,000 11,000 The annual meeting of stockholders Fort and Merchant the Office I, A. E. MURPHY, Clerk of Dis- of the Board of Health. Venezuela 3,000 3,000 of the Kaliullnui Plantation Co., Ltd the city and county of Honolulu, Territory Delays Are Dangerous Honolulu, Hawaii, February 4, 1911. Peru 130,000 150,000 will be held at the office and principal trict Court of the United States of of Hawaii, on Friday, February 24 TENDERS FOR FURNISHING AND Argentina 130,000 140,000 place of business of the company, 208 America, in and for the Territory and 1911, at 10 o'clock a. m. EQUIPMENT, GENERAL, HOSPI Brazil 260,000 310,000 Stangenwald building, Honolulu, T. H., District of Hawaii, do hereby certify T. II. PETRIE, put off 2,150,000 especially in the chicken business, so don't getting that TAL, KALAUPAPA, MOLOKAI. East Indies 2,194,000 on Thursday, the 16th day of Febru- the foregoing to be a full, true and Secretary, Waialua Agricultural Com- Java 1,334,000 1,250,000 tailed tenders, In dipllcate, endorsed ary, 1911, at 10:50 a. m. correct copy of the original Summons pany, Limited.. Philippines 130,000 150,000 E. 13. PAXTON, Furnishing Equip in the case of THE UNITED STATES Februury 7, 19U. , "Tenders for and Formosa 140,000 100,000 Co., Honolulu, Secretary, Kalialinui Plantation OF AMERICA vs. AUGUSTUS F". nieut, Ueneral Hospital, Kalaupapa, Queensland 134.000 170,000 4845-1- 5t . Ltd. KNUDSEN, et al., as the same remains Molokai," for furnishing and equipping New South Wales. 15,000 15,000 3, 1911. typfrers Honolulu, T. II., February of record, on file in and the office of ANNUAL MEETING. the General Hospital at Kalaupapa, Fiji Islands 70,000 65,000 4S43-1- 0t the Clerk of Court. Molokal, will he received at the office Egypt 40,000 45,000 said 80,000 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have of the Hoard of Health until. 12 o'clock Natal 63,000 ANNUAL MEETING. Wahiawa Water Company, Limited, 231,000 200,000 hereunto set my hand and udixed the noon, Thursday, February 16, 1911. Mauritius Reunion 39,000 45,000 seal of said District Court 17th Specifications and a list of articles Pulehu Plantation Co., Ltd. this Notice Is. hereby given that the an- Incubator Spain 29,000 24,000 day of January, A. D. 1911. nual meeting of the shareholders of the required, and other information, may meeting of stockholders (Seal) A. E. MURPHY, be upon application office The annual Wahiawa Water Company, Limited, had at the Total 8,458,000 8,519,000 Co., Ltd., will Clerk of of the Pulehu Plantation the United States District will of & of the Consul-Gener- al be held at the ofllce Castle Board of Health. Frank D. Hill at be held at the office and principal place Court, Territory of Hawaii. till it is too late in the ye to get good results. When you come Cooke, Limited, at the corner of Foit ir Tenders must be accompanied by a Frankfort, Germany, forwarded to the of business of the company, No. 208 By F. L. DAVIS, Deputy Clerk. in get the Incubator, will show you the complete Cyphers B of In- and Merchant streets, in the city and, to wj certified check equal In amount to bureau the olllclal estimate the Stangenwald building, Honolulu, T. H., 4828-3- m lino, for you will likely want a Brooder or a Hover, and will ' per cent, of the tender. ternational Association for Sugar Sta- on Thursday, the 16th day of Febru county of Honolulu, Territory of Ha- also neod some of the Chick Food and Water and Food Contain- All bids must be made on forms fur tistics of the sugar beet production In ary, 1911, at 11 a. m. waii, on Friday, February 24, 1911, at Europe for the season of 1910-1- 1. The CORPORATION ers that are so useful. nished by the Board of Health and E. E. PAXTON, NOTICES. 1:30 o'clock p. m. estimate of. the association for 1910-1- 1 Secretary, Puleliu Plantation Co., Ltd, T. H. PETRIE, will 1 you Cutalogue. must be submitted In accordance with pro- We be glad to sen a Cyphers It will is 50,389,700 tons as against the T. II., 3, 1911. and be subject to, tho provisions and Honolulu, February ANNUAL MEETING. Secretary, Wahiawa Wrater Company, Interest you. duction of 40,lil5,8S3 tons in the year 4843-l- requirements of Act C2, Session Laws, 1909-1- Limited. consul-gener- February 7, 1911. 1909. The says that if crop NOTICE OF MEETING. Pioneer Mill Company, Ltd. Honolulu, The Board of Health docs not bind reports prove correct this year's pro- 4845-l- fe Itself to accept the lowest or any bid duction of beet sugar will bo a record-breake- r, By order of the Board of Directors, E. O. Son, Ltd. and that Increased output of the annual meeting of the stockholders ANNUAL MEETING. Hall or tender. Intcr-lslan- d Steam Navigation Com sugar Ih Important BOARD OF anticipated in all pany, Ltd. of the Pioneer Mill Company, Ltd., will THE HEAITH producing countries with txception ' By Acting the be held at the office of H. Haekfeld Kohala Sugar Company. ' its Presidont, of where unfavorable weather France, meeting Bhareliold & Co., Ltd.", Honolulu, T. H., on J. S. B. PRATT, conditions have hurt the crop. The annual of the Sat Inter-Islan- d Naviga- Notice Is hereby given the an- 4843 Feb. 4. 6. 7, 8. 9, 10, 11. 13, 14, IB, The estimated production of beet ers of the Steam urday, February 18, 1911, at 10 o'clock that tion Company, Ltd., will be held at the a. m., purpose nual meeting of the sluircliolders of the sugar by European refineries is 7,465,-29- 9 for the of electing ofll ofllce of the company, 39 Queen street, Sugar Coinpany, will be held at for the year 1910-1- 1 as against pro- cers und transacting such other busi Kohalu CORPORATION NOTICES. Honolulu, on Tuesday, February 21, Limited, J. A. GILMAN, duction of 6,081,945 tons in 1909-1- A uess as may bo brought before the tho office of Custle(& Cooke,' comparison of these figures shows an 1911, at 10 o'clock a. m. meeting. at the corner of Fort aneS Merchant NORMAN E. GEDOE, CORPORATION NOTICE. estimated increase of 1,384,000 tons In Tlie stock-transf- books of the com streets, ill the city und., county of Hpr 4844-1- 5t Secretary. Shipping and Commission 1910-1- 1 the output during the season. pany will be closed from February 16 nolulu, Territory of Hawaii, on Mon- The consul says the figures given out H. Hackfold & Co., Ltd. MF.ETING. to February 18, both dates Inclusive, day, February 27, 1911, .at 10 o'clock by Association are al- ANNUAL the International a. in. ways conservative and are generally F. KLAMP, Agent for hereby given (hat an- T. H. PETRIE, Notice is the the lowest estimates made. Alexander & BaHwin, Limited. Secretary. nual meeting of the shareholders of H 4842-F- eb. 3, 11,. 17. Secretary, Kohala Sugar Company. Arthur Scwall & Co., Bath, Me. Hackfehl & Co., Ltd., was held at Ho A DAINTY TOILET ARTICLE. The annual meeting of the stockhold- Honolulu, February 7, 1911. nolulu on the 9th day of February, ers of Alexander & Baldwin, Limited, ANNUAL MEETING. 4S45-1- 8t 1911, und that the following gentlemen Every lady deslaes to keep will be held at the office and principal Parrott & Co., Sail Francisco who company, 208 ELECTION OF OFFICERS. are the ollicers of said company for the up while place of business of tho Lahaina Agricultural Co., Ltd, her attractive appearance, Stangenwald building, Honolulu, T. II., ensuing year: Recep- V Badger's Fire Extinguisher Co. at the Theater, attending at 9 u. in., on Monday, the 27th day of Waimanalo Sugar Company. J. F. Haekfeld By order of the Board of Directors President tions, when shopping, while travel- February, 1911. W. Pfoteiilmuer nt the annual meeting of the stockholders General Fire Extinguisher Co. ing and on all occasions should E. E. PAXTON, At the regular annual meeting of the ,'ORINNELL I''. Is lamp of Agricultural Co., Ltd., AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER) Director carry In her purse a booklet of Secretary, Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd, the Lahaina shareholders of tho Waimanalo Sugar J. F. lluinburg 3, 1911. ' will bo held at office of 1 1. Haek- Director GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL BEAUTY Honolulu, February the Company, held at the office of C. Co. Geo. Rodiek Director 4843-2- feld A Co., Ltd., Honolulu, T. If., on Neuman Clock LEAVES. This is a dainty little Brewer & Co., Ltd., agents, on the 8th (WATCHMAN'S CLOCK) H. Scliultsse Treasurer Saturday, February 18, 1911, 'at 11 a. booklet of exquisitely perfumed pow- ANNUAL MEETING. day of February; A. D. 1911, the fol- V. Klebahu Secretary in., for the purpose of electing officers Win. dered leaves which are easily re. lowing directors and auditor were V" .Royal;jS;andard Typewriter F. Klamp Auditor and transacting such uther business as moved and applied to the skin, It The Pacific Guano & Fertilizer Co. elected to serve for the ensuing year: . (S.) F. VM. KLEHAILV, may be brought before the meeting. & Co. v Is invaluable when the face becomes W. G. Irwin, Richard Ivers, II. M. Aachen Munich Fire Ins. 4848-3- t F. KLAMP, Secretary. moist and flushed and Is far superior lSy order of the Board of Directors, Whitney, E. I. Spulding, F. Secretary. E. to a powder puff as It does not spill the annual lnretWMr of the stockholders BjsUijp . , Directors NEAR MERCHANT DIVIDEND NOTICE. 4842 Feb. 3,' 11,'' 17. .FORJTREET, and soil the clothes. of The Piiclne Ounno & Fertilizer Co. 1A. G.' MiiyV)'.'. Auditor grease 11. Haek- THE GERMAN SAVING AND LOAN It removes dirt, soot and will ,be held at tho office of del- IT., SOCIETY. from the face, Imparting a cool; feld Co., Ltd.; Honolulu, T. on BUSINESS NOTICES. ,i At a, subsequent meeting of the icate bloom to the complexion. Sent Monday. February 20, 1911, at 10 a. m Board of Directors, the following off- Member of Associated Savings Banks anywhere on receipt of Ten Cents for purpose of electing officers and the NOTICED i i icers were appointed to serve for the ''' OUR CtTSTfcAltjfiS teW ty'IPEND UPON GETTING of San Francisco) in stamps or coin. F. T. HOPKINS, transacting such other. busineH as may ensuing yen'r ' ' ' ' '526 California St., San Francisco, Cal. meeting. '. 37 Great Jones street, New Yovk. be brought before the A.' A. O. N. M. S. iW, G. Irwin.,. President " F. KLAMP, Richard Ivors. For the half year ending December To exclude hydrophobia, Governor ''' :,,,, Secretary. Toihie,:: H. M, Whitney, 31, 1910. n dividend has been declared ' All Nobles of Aloha' A. 'A...... Treasurer Edwin L. Norrls of Montana lias is- 4843 Feb. 4, 11, 18. , E. EDIBLES (4) per cent, per i. N. M. S., and all visiting Nobles of I. .Spalding. Secretary PURE at the rate of four sued a proclamation establishing a annum on all deposits, free of taxes, ANNUAL MEETING. the Order, intending to make the trip E. I. SPALDING, quarantine against all dogs from Ore- payable on and alter January 3, 1911. to Hllo, by the S. S. Wllhelmliia, Feb- Secretary, Walmnnalo Sugar Company. gon and several counties Company. Dividends not drawn are added to the The Koloa Sugar ruary 22, 1911, will please leave their Dated, Honolulu, February 8, 1911. and Idaho. ONLY WE HA 7K OCR MEATS SO WELL KEPT THAT deposit account and earn dividends names with the Recorder, Chas. F. 4 84 4 t January 1, 1911. Directors, from By order of the Board of Murray. Telephone 1109. A SUGGESTION OF PTOMAINE. GEORGE TOURNV, Manager. ,H Ml,,,1 meeting stockholders THERE IS NEVER the annual of the 484fi-0- t 12t URINARY of The Koloa Sugar Company will be P. H. BTJRNETTE Com'r. of Deeds DISCHARGES held at the office of It. Haekfeld & for California ani Co., Ltd., Honolulu. T. 11., on Monday, (few York: NOTARY PUBLIC: REMKVKD IN QUARTER SIZES February 20, 1911, at 11 a. in., for the THJE ?rant Marriage . Licensea; Drwi 24 HOURS purpose of electing officers and trans- - Kortgajren. Oeedi, Billw of la, may be Chas. R. Frazier leases. Wills. Ete. Attorney for Metropolitan Meat Market K:uh C ap """"N. acting such other business as tni at r1l- liv.nrH (MlDYj: brought before the meeting. Company OislTirt Courts 7 MERCHAJTT iT. the nnnu-- TONOLUTTT. 1310 HEILBRON & LOUIS, Proprietors TELEPHONE 1814 F. KLAMP. rOUK ADV1ETISEII PHOlfE Rwreof mniffvttih ' Secretary. 1371 St. M l MIM'CClMTH Phone 122 Kiny Regal Shoe Store, 4843-vFc- 4. 11. 18. Weekly Bulletin 81 per year.