TJ. S. WEATHER BTJREATJ, April 26. Last 21 all, .00. Hours' Eaiaf SUGAR. 96 Degree Test Centrifugals, 4.455c. Per Ten, $89.10. Temperature, Max. 79, Min. 68. Weather, clear, with southerly winds. 88 Analysis Beets, lis. lld. Per Ton, S90.60. ESTABLISHED JULY 2, 186 I VOL. TERRITORY, MONDAY, XLVII., NO., 8023. HONOLULU, HAWAII APRIL 27, 1908. PRICE FIVE CENTS. CEO. DAVIS DOES THE NEW EGRET SERVICE WITNESS IN A LANDSLI DE ACT MEAN GRAFT? MEN ON CROOK MMTSCIIUL OUT FOR BLOTS OUT LITTLE John Emmeluth Believes So and Broke Safe and Photographed Officer on Crook a Principal Quotes Figures to Prove Documents While on Witness in Important CANADIAN TOW VOTES His Belief. Big Hunt. Forgery Trial.

Mr. Editor. In last Monday's issue One of the central figures of an ex- Captain William Weigel of the Thirty of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser citing experience in insular govern- Eighteenth Infantry, who has been on Crushed to Death in the Village of I was quoted in regard to the aet mak- ment circles of the Philippines, Colonel duty in the Philippines with his regi- r Will Run for Senate ing a municipality of the County of H. B. McCoy, Deputy Collector of Cus- ment, is now a passenger aboard the Our Lady Mail Bags With Half a Oahu. The views then and now pre- toms, is a passenger aboard the United United States transport Crook, en route acco'ra-panie- Chicago, as Independent sented are not offered from a partisan States Army transport Crook, d to where, before the Federal Million Dollars Stolen. standpoint but rather from that of a by his wife, on eight months' Court, he is to be the principal witness Republican. citizen desiring to see created here an leave of absence. He is en route to in a sensational trial, in which Cap- economical auministration of both local Washington, and has business of an tain Daniel F. Keller, or rather former and Territorial affairs. , important nature with the War and Captain Keller, has been indicted for (Associated Press Cablegrams.) Under this act the 384,000 acres area other Departments. forging the name of "Colonel W W. quartermaster-genera- l, MONTREAL, April George A. Davis will be a candidate of this island are put under municipal McCoy was recently prosecuted in Robinson, assistant Quebec, 27. The little French village of U. S. for the Senate in the Third Senatorial control, an absurdity which is best the Philippines on a charge of falsifi n. Notre Dame de Salette was buried under a landslide yesterday. District. He shown by tabulations submitted here- cation of a public document, was tried Keller went to the Philippines as a announced his candidacy Thirty of the villagers were killed in the of yesterday, and has issued an official with, and which speak for themselves. and found guilty of official imprudence lieutenant of volunteers, and secured destruction their homes. Webster dehnes municipality as a and negligence, and was sentenced to a small island in the southern group announcement of the platform upon which he said to town governed by its own laws," "of imprisonment for four months and he intended exploit which he will appeal to the voters. His twenty davs in Bilibid. but was. imme to develop pearl fisheries. He returned stand will be that. of an Independent or pertaining to a city or corporation diately following the sentence, fully to the United States and was made a HALF A MILLION DOLLARS having the right of administering local sta- Republican, and he has- - cut all the pardoned by Governor foniith of the captain in the Regulars, and was government," and had Honolulu proper tioned at Fort Sheridan, where Captain strings that bind him to party organi- been, Philippines. occupying one thousand acres There was no real wreng committed, Weigel, now aboard the Crook, messed STOLEN FROM THE MAILS zation. , so no incorporated, there could be seri- according to, Governor Smith, the al- with him. Weigel had a book of U. S. if '! am going to run for the Senate," ous objection to the plan, providing it leged falsification of a public document Treasury blank cheeks, which he kept i j he says. am goinx to run even if I were gfven the full rights obtaining lock, one day he pet"I being technical in pursuit of certain under but had it J could no more than fifty votes, but I elsewhere under municipalfact. important seeret service work. oji and left it around, and when next LONDON, April 27. The Postoffice authorities have just made t know that I can get enough to elect. I In the modern rapid growth of cities Colonel McCoy went to the Philip- he Examined it he-- found three pages, s I have held many positions of trust in this having tributary territory to draw public the fact that two mail bags containing securities to the value pines several years ago as a major of six blank checks, missing. Keller Was m - v country. I have been a police magistrate, business from, the practice has beeome Colorado Volunteers, and later, when not suspected at the time. - of half a million dollars and other valuables have been stolen. The a United tates Commissioner, a Peputy' common of annexing under one act and he went back to San Franciseo and was Keller was later sent to Cuba, where. Attorney-Genera- l, and have occupied at one time sufficient' areas to provide mustered out, he entered the U. S. he resigned, saying he had large pri- bags were a part of the mail sent from New York in Marh. other honorable offices, and see for increase of population over a period I cannot Volunteers as a lieutenant-colone- l. Ear- vate interests to take charge, of. He why should not Sen- one two I be a Territorial of or generations, and in like ly in 1901 he was appointed to the cus- went to Nevada and passed two of the ator. I am out to run anyhow, and my manner our city by the ..sea could be toms service, and was made deputy checks, both signed W. W. Robinson, platform will be before the people. And extended at any future time should Colonel one for $4000 and the other for $3000. . we under Colton. In the fall of gladiator;s dead on the merits of that platform I ought conditions demand, and would not un-- The Treasury pronounced them forger- and 1901, W. Morgan Shuster, who was j " to be elected. . ; be risking the opera bouffe that will customs service ies. : ' we at der General Bliss in the twenty-eigh- "I have made mistakes in my public surely result politically if ever in Cuba, was appointed collector of Keller was next heard of in Van- missing t same as mis- - tempt to operate, under the law as are life, the others have made it Mc couver and Victoria, where he "flew l customs in the Philippines over I takes, but I am not a delinquent, 1 now stands. m high" and got rash enough to deposit : Coy, and when he got to the Philip- I . have no charges to answer, and, as I What would be j;he result were the pines he had with him Frank S. Cairns, one of the blank checks filled out for j was not here Revo- - conditions have outlinedactually cre- I in the days of the I who was ehief of the customs secret $92,000. The bank suspected and tele- , LONDON, April 27. Five members of the crew of the wrecked lution, J have no sins to answer for. ated? We would have' outside the city service of during graphed Washington. Washington Am Havana General on vessel twenty-thre- e I not as good a man as Kalama proper a rural area whose requirements Wood 's regime, and who worked on the wired back to hold him. He was ex- cruiser Gladiator are dead board that and J.y , and Coelho and seme of the others who wouia be limited to creating substan- famous postal frauds in which Rath-bon- e tradited and taken into custody, but other members of the crew are missing, having been lost overboard I I have been judged It to legislate as tial roads and bridges and maintaining was implicated. he managed to escape. Two days later benatorsT 1 think x am, and when the highways in much better condition There developed a factional fight in he was recaptured, but again he gave at the time of the collision with the liner St. Paul or after the accident votes are counted you will see that than is now being done. In five years' neW,-come- the Philippine custo'ms service, the rs his captors the slip, and it was three there are many more who think so. ' time, with their improvements eomplet from Cuba being spoken of as months later before he was again taken, when the cruiser was being rushed towards the Isle of Wight to be I am defeated will not be any ed, maintenance thereof would permit "If I carpet-bagger- s er this tinie in Mexico. He was taken to worse off by the em- beached to prevent her sinking. than I am now.' I am out of of cutting the tax rate at least 50 per customs. Chicago and indict edr and Weigel is on , and will ployes of the . it, I only have to stay out cent,, to the manifest benefit of the McCoy was at the head of the vet- his way to Chicago now to give evi- Of it," ' - ' agricultural interests . erans of army of Philippines, dence - against him. Mr. Davis' platform, which is given Every of this socalled munii the the feature and Shuster captained the Cuba con- TO ATTEND telow in full, contains two principal cipal act points the reverse of these con a The ODD ANNIVERSARY CLEMENCEAU planks, one tingent, and it was merry war. FELLOVS an, attack on the present ditions; says m as plam language as it general idea seemed to each SERVICE. liquor law and its administration by can. stated, we propose to ex be. that be that side was attempting to clean the other crowd- licensed commissioners, and other ploit agricultural resources of this The Odd Fellows of Honolulu LATE PREMIER'S FUNERAL the the outr . on of the service. church evening an attack the system of penalizing island to the limit possible in order to When was appointed a mem- ed the Methodist last delinquent Shuster ser- taxpayers stf heavily. The obtain funds to be squandered in the ber of Philippine Commission, Mc- in attendance at the anniversary 4 announcement to ' ' ' insinu- the the electors, prepared city proper. Graft, subtle, Coy was made acting collector of cus- vices for their Order, at which special by ALr. Davis for publication, is: ating, insistent is written PARIS, April 27. George Clemenceau will represent the French "graft" toms, and in that capacity he thought music and a special religious program throughout the act so far as its effect Campbell-Banner-ma- n, ANNOUNCEMENT. he had good reason to believe there was given. Rev. J. W. Wadman oc- government at the funeral of the late Sir Henry To the Electors of the Third Senatorial on the cow counties" is concerned. was a - conspiracy against the Philip- The enactment of this law stands cupied the pulpit, his sermon being in Scotland today; : District of the Territory of Ha- pine government. He put Secret Ser- based on the principles of Odd Fel which takes place waii: ' ' unique and solitary in the annals of vice Agent Mariion, also now aboard a monument to class lowship, the theme being developed Gentlemen. At the election to be the Crook, on the track of the alleged beautifully. held in November legislation of the most vicious kind, game, one I shall be a candi- and Manion and an assistant Those who took part in the services. OH."-B1HBUA- date for office am and in my humble opinion the sooner night broke DEMOCflATS the of Senator. If I ob-tiiin- into Cairns' safe and took Mr. ed besides the Rev. Wadman and PIPPIIJE returned at the polls, shall endeavor a Supreme .Court decision can be out all correspondence and docu- I on will the Rev. D. W. Crane, the regular pastor to redeem every pledge its legality the better it ments therein and had each one photo- C, polital I be for the taxpayers. of the church, were Miss Rice, E. make to the people so far as I am able. - graphed for reference, afterwards re- Rodg- - SERIOUSLY ILL - WANT RECOGNITIDfl Its provisions for election- of the en- Rowe, Judge Quarles, Dr. C. T. One of the measures I shall demand placing the letters and other documents ers,' A. F. Wall and Miss, Gertrude is the repeal of the acts providing for tire Board of Supervisors "at large" ' 1 (Continued on Page Four.) Hall. . a penalty of 10 per cent, and an addi- is as unjust to the outer districts, with their small voting population, as is the The Rev. Dr. Hiram Bingham has Aboard the transport Crook Is T. II. 1 j tional 10 per cent, interest upon all de- linquent taxes, and 10 per cent, penalty present county law to the city in cre- for several days been very ill and fears Casfidy, accompanied by his wife, wrjo upon delinquent water rates payable in ating three outside election districts recovery. is en route to Denver to attend, at for supervisor with a respective total THE SPIRIT AND LETTER have been entertained for his advance. This damnaoie and unjust McDonald, asked as to learn he expects to attend, the Na- legislation registration of 450, 35S and 466 voters, Dr. J. T. finds no precedent in any night Democratic Convention, as State or Territory of the Union. while the 5250 voters of the city are OF CHINESE EXCLUSION the condition of his patient, last tional ond This unjust legislation bears heavily obliged to vote "at large" on the three stated that the principal cause for of six delfgaten which the ijemocraU upon the clerk, the laborer, and the IIa- - allotted to them under the law. This Bingham's case Is his in the Philippines are Bending to knock 1 discrimination in the County Act would anxiety In Dr. waiians. re- admlnsdon never in any Other com- low vitality and feeble reserve of for at the door of the big will to be tolerated ' I introduce an act amend the In- convention. f present liquor law and provide therein munity by so large and intelligent a body Oscar S. Siraus, Secretary of Commerce and sisting power. He has been rather tor the abolition or the present license of electors as we plume ourselves to be firm for many months past, his pro- The Democratic National Committee ll commissioners, and vest the power to in this District of Honolulu. on his Gilbertese dic- refused to recognize the Philippines In popu- Labor, Defines His Policy longed labors grant licenses in the mayor of the City The following table shows the Regarding apportioning delegations. lation of the fifteen cities of the tionary, recently completed, having Porto Rico and County of Honolulu (limiting the utmost. got Pix and Hawaii got Bix, no the number), and also provide therein that United States having largest areas: Chinese Labor. taxed his strength to the the mayor and the several boards of " ' Area, About a week ago he contracted ai Philippines sat up and took notice and, supervisors shall issue all licenses in acres, Population. common cold but kept up and around though uninvited, are sending six to the several counties, and shall issue to New York . .". .209,000 3,437,700 Mc- please can they get In. One In the current number of the North between form of migration and as usual for a few days untn Dr. ask any reputable person New Orleans ...125,000 350,u00 that Caa-gi- a license to sell advised him to passed through in the Korea. dy liquor, wines and beer upon payment of Chicago ..,122,000 '2,500,000 American Review, Secretary Straus this, which is individualistic Donald was called and Is the second. The other a fee oi $250 and furnishing a good and Philadelphia . . . 82,000 1,500,000 gives the result of his personal investi EXPANSION BRINGS COMPLICA- keep to his bed, four San . . . 77.000 475,000 will pans through shortly, probably fn sufficient bond to conduct an orderly Franciseo. gation into'the workings of the immi- TIONS. White his trouble is yet principally 1 250,000 place, and the sheriffs of the several Seattle 49,920 upper air nassages there Is al- -. the transport Thomas. 44,000 332,000 gration laws and the Chinese Exclu- "The legislative regulation of immi- in the , , , counties shall be the chief" inspectors Washington .. i . . l .. under the law, thus cutting down the St. Louis..'. 39,276 750.000 sion Act. He writes: gration presents an increasingly com- ways a areaaea leuuency jh eiuaij plex problem as the jurisdiction of the affection to insidi expenses at present incurred. Boston 30,000 607,000 "The question of immigration has patients for the PREPARING FOR THE f I will demand th passage of an act Minneapolis 34,105 214,000 United States expands. It would be ously creep downward to a uroncno- - been of great importance to the United were - 35,483 215,000 relatively simple if the nation a most serious matter m i giving full power to assess and levy St. Paul States since the beginning of our his- pneumonia, taxes by the several boards of super- Cincinnati 23,616 425,000 small and compact, with industrial op- a man of Dr. Bingham's advanced ii tory. It has changed materially in erations so generally alike as to be sus- NATIONAL MATCH i j visors upon the people for municipal Cleveland 22,422 525,000 de- years and limited strength. many respects with the growth and ceptible of a uniform system. But the purposes, and will urge other necessary Pittsburg , ... 19,418 400.000 velopment of the country, but with the amendments to the County Act, so that Detroit 18,393 309,000 industries and occupations of the people THWXNG'S FLEET SUGGESTION. changes that have taken place the ques- of the United States are greatly di- I the people shall have municipal gov- Table of cities showing area of cities tion itself has steaaily increased in suggests, as an About fifty men of the National ernment as well as in name. versified and are carried on under Rev. E. W. Thwing in fact having approximately the population vital importance. In the beginning, Moreover, Guard, under charge of Colonel Bam From time to time between now and of Oahu: widely varying conditions. entertainment for the boys of the fleet we depended wholly upon the migra- instead of being confined to a single, were on the Kakaako rifle election day, after careful study and Area, tions from older nation., of the world on arrival here, that a congress of song Johnson, consideration, announce sev- acres. Population. contracted area, the jurisdiction of the vocal range yesterday in a test hoot the wid the far-separat- concerts, I to this continent; but even then the nation extends to sueh distant and be given, or a series of ! eral measures that I will introduce and Chariest ou, S. C. 3,520 60,000 migrations differed essentially from the instrumental, by children of differ- first of a series of elimination con- ufire passage of by Legislature 4.4S0 67,000 possessions as Alaska, Pana- and the the Eric, Pa.;...... migrations of earlier ages. The latter Guam and the ent nationalities, each nationality sepa- tests towards the picking of a team of this Territory. , I ehaM- - go to the Fort Wayne, Ind., 5,350 61,300 causes, ma. Porto Rico, Hawaii, were due to different and were Philippines. rately and in costume. He also suggests to represent in next na- I people as an Independent Republican, Jacksonville, Fla. 4.S64 65,000 for different purposes from those which of Hawaii the - outlying possessions not only a photograph exhibition, scenes t supporting any good measures intro- - . . , ,320 65,000 "These tional match. All who took part In Mobile Ala. impelled the migrations to our part of differ body of continental places of interest, serving as guides to t chieed by Republicans or Democrats. ill...... 4,800 63,000 from the I Springfield, the continent. ' Formerly migrations territory as to their position and needs those who want to take tramps to view the shooting yesterday were men wno I shall make no pledges or enter into any The sources from which this infor- were en masse, not individualistic. They country. previously qualified on me range I political with regard to labor and immigration, the had engagements that will in any mation was gleaned also give data from were undertaken ror the benefit of the them- peo-- but they differ likewise among a marksmen, sharpshooters or expert j way impair my obligations to the which I have prepared the following state from which the migrants came. restric- p!e of this constituency. selves. A particular policy of HOME FOS WOMSiT TOILERS. and tests yesterday were first comparative data: In all considerations of the question tion in the matter of immigration, ex- their I I am a firm believer in the future of CAPITA. as it pertains to 1 the United States, a The Salvation Army has established on the six hundred yard targets. All exact AVERAGE PFR pressly designed to meet the situation I this Territory, and in equal and clear line of distinction must be drawn on' mainland, cannot be perfectly a fiome for young women who must who made a score of forty out of fifty I justice to the people as a whole, and . Area, Ass 'd. Rate the acres, vale, p. c. Debt. adapted to the needs of insular com- work for their living often under wages a large proportion of the fifty, wer j will only support such legislation as I own 1 believe Fifteen cities, 1 per cent on two and one-ha- lf times munities, each of which has its too small for proper care of them- then taken on the eight hundred yard will benefit the poor as well as industrial problems to solve. the rich. The business of the large areas." . .075 $1091 1.S75 $65 values, and $38 per capita indebtedness selves. The Apollo building, San Fran- range for further tests. interests look bad aa a starter in the "The need of differentiation in the Is expected that .tha ountry need have no fear that I will Six cities, don't cisco, has been secured for the purpose, From now on It ' ! regulation of immigration was brought regiment will bo I wge small areas. . .08 330 1.412 . $30 "municipal" class. has been asked to marksmen of the legislation that will impair the anything comparison home to me with great force during the and the Advertiser to qualify for I rights of property holders and citizens. Oahu County. . 6.56 1170 1. $33 Is there in the give publicity to the fact in order that hard at practise, first . besides actually pax.-- , that looks as, "odorous' as the real past summer, when, Hono- team and secondly to shoot ; I solicit your support in the cam-- Assessment at immi- any "girl visiting the Coast from the one-ha- will prove? viewing the administration of In big competition . . Six and lf acres per capita in thing straight when the 1 Paiga . Can-(Continu- may that there is a place and your votes at the polls. simple government. gration laws along th Iwrders of ed lulu know nel. I Yours respeetfullv, our expanded Paradise of the Pacific, Yours for where she may safely go. for the honor of Hawaii wealth, to be taxed JOHN EMMELUTH. on Page Two.) j ... GEO. A. DAVIS. $1170 per capita of 2 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1908.

hinese, regardless of the class to whieh they belong, and without reference to ANNIE WAS A their age, ,se, culture, or occupation, WE HAVE or the object of their coming to this In country, or the length of their stay in every business there are high- it. The real purpose of the govern- WISE GnZABDD ment's poliey is to exclude a particu- lar and well-defin- class, leaving er considerations than making other classes of t oinese except as they, in common with all other foreigners, profits, if men are willing to may be included within the prohibitions look for them. When these How She Frisked the Wad of general immigration of the laws as things are once found and appreciated, the question of Another Very Expert free to come and go as the eitizens or subjects of any other nation. success takes care of itself ; you ctin afford to let it take Pickpocket. "As the laws are framed, however, care of itself if in the city. it would anpear as if the purpose were you take care of the other things. rigidly to exclude persons of the Chi- A recognition of some moral nese race in general, and to admit only responsibility to the I "Annie, where art thou "has been such persons of the race as fall within user of the goods ; of an obligation to see that he gets the soliloquy of many a good, or for certain expressly stated exemptions. I fit the that matter bad, detective. But speak- regard this feature of the present laws worth of his money ; and the purpose and ability to make ing of Annie, I mean Annie Piggott, as unnecessary and fraught, with irri- goods WE WANT consequences. that meet these requirements these things are to tating In the adminis recalls a trip I made from Nome tration of the laws as framed, no mat- at the roots of business profit. YOUR TRADE Seattle in the S. S. Garonne in the all ter what care is taken to treat with of 1901, Annie being a " passenger by courtesy and consideration persons of Goods made so are well advertised, even though you the same boat." said an officer of a the Chinese race who are lawfully en- titled to admission, it is impossible that I. don't print a line in a newspaper or magazine ; they get liner recently in port. - I 1 p. sup- , those who have to endure formali word-of-mou- Let us the the enthusiastic, th "The Garonne had about five hun- ties required of them should to advertising of men who passengers, composed of capital- fail 4 J ply you dred take offence and to resent as a humilia- " know the goods by using them. ists, mining brokers, government em- tion manner in which by law ployes, miners, with and without the the they few are distinguished from natives of other a days coin; prospectors, gamblers, citizens of countries. Laws so can demi-mon- framed only be Stein-BIo- leisure, women of the de and regarded as involving a discrimination ch Ready-td-We- ar and satisfy their consorts, pickpockets and opium on account of race, though discrimina- fiends very m all a choice crowd. tions on account ofV race, color, pre- you if it is "Immediately after leaving Nome vious condition or religion, are alike hop-eate- rs re- the engaged ail unused Ee-pub- opposed to the principles of the lie possible. frigerator, where they could enjoy the and to the spirit of its institu- Clothing solace Of the pipe without interruption. tions. "Taken as a whole, they were as CHINESE- - RESENTMENT. TKi3 LABEL &TAKD3 OH S3 YEARS 1 wise a bunch of passengers as one would be. likely to meet anywhere. "It is not surprising, therefore, that Each one passed the time of day and both the Chinese government and the smiled, but never flashed his roll. Chinese people should feel aggrieved, ; Things looked bad for Annie, 'who, as and should in various ways manifest I MCDMV G. Q. Yee Hop their resentment and displeasure. M JUL,- the town has recently learned, is a pro- their UMMci Agts The attitude of the Chinese govern- If fessional 'dip.' ment may passengers was be interred from the fact . &. COMPANY "Among the another If I e6l8TC18BB 5 Pale-Face- that in 1904, after the convention of pickpocket known as 'The d MERCHANT AND FORT STREETS. Kid.' He got" his nickname from the 1894 had been in force ten years, China color of his complexion, which was availed herself oi her reserved right caused by the excessive use of Hong- and formally denounced the treaty, re- At BooR Store fusing longer to be a party to an ar- Thrum's . 1. kong No. Jap driver "The Kid had heard of Annie's repu- rangement which, as carried into effect, early breakfast, while the Easter Cards and Novelties, tation, and she being rather comely was offensive to her national pride. put the machine in. good trim for the Society Stationery, decided, after meditation, during which "The understanding in China, her run home. . Best Typewriter Papers, time he inhaled about twenty pills, that officials contended, was sthat the ob- The Jap cranked up the machine life in sinsie harness was not what it ject of the treaty and of the laws was while another curious Jap looked on, Many Books by Good Writers. to exclude laborers; not the enum- bent on learning all he could. He took IRT WAI was cracked up to be. In a pipe-drea- m that ST SALE he found himself making love to Annie eration of certain exempt classes should hold of the starting lever and leaned HAWAIIAN FOLK TALES the enly and she flying to his open arms, and operate as an exclusion of all other forward to watch the Jap driver, when classes and of laborers besides; while to his amazement the machine started collection of local legends, finely they together sailing through life by the air route, and only descending to the interpretation of our laws on the on the run. He pulled hard on the Commencing Friday, May 1st. .illustrated, price $1.75. earth when they wished to smoke, play subject was declared to be not only lever, pulling it back as far as it would that those Chinese shall be go, as not keep up witn HAWAIIAN ANNUAL the recog- the bank, take a chance with the excluded but he could ponies or. necessary, make a who are expressly forbidden entrance the machine, he was left "behind. With The biggest Shirtwaist Sale ever held in city will nized reference book of island in--l if 'touch.' this "Mormtrg came, and after the usual namely, laborers but that only those no one in the machine it started on a ... al- begin rnday morning, May I. formation, price 75 cents. breakfast of toast and weak tea, the may be admitted wno are expressly full run for the beach, but stopped pasty-visage- lowed. short when it struck a tree which it d Kid decided to get busy: 25 PER CENT. TO PER CENT. was in day before Annie ap DISASTROUS BOYCOTT. could not climb. 50 REDUCTIONS ON r.lr. Mrs. Hashimoto It late the ma- and peared on deck, Kid was proof of the feeling of the It was one o'cloek before the ALL WAISTS, but the "For chine could be put in MASSEURS there with the glad hand and-- winning Chinese people, it is only necessary to repair. A start was made for home, but on refer to the boycott of American goods, : RHEUMATISM, smile, and, as he expected, Annie came Two of our display windows filled with bargains. warm A promenade inaugurated by various trade guilds and the road the machine balked, and back with the nutt.' probably if the truth were told the BRUISES, ; for half an hour, an invitation to the business and commercial associations Watch for our price list Thursday morning. of Empire during summer of weary travelers walked. At any rate, SPRAINS, refrigerator, which was accepted, and the the the ascension had begun. 1905. At that time China held first a Jap small farmer drove through TIRED was about 2:30 a m., when on rank among Oriental countries as a con- Wailuku about dark Monday evening "It his with a crippled auto, and it is guessed FEELING. forty-fir- st pill, that the Kid reached sumer of American products. In that the highest elevation. For several year, her total commerce; amounted to the travelers were thinking words they were not taught m Sunday-school.-Ma- ui ' w, ail- hours he and Annie had $497,000,000, of which $329,000,000 .SJB0 and other been telling News. ment each other their life secrets. ' lie had were imports; $57,000,000, or more than Model Block told her of the many big turns he had 17 percent., being supplied by the QUICKLY , made, how he had outwitted Byrnes United States. The exports from the Fort Street RELIEVED. and other famous inside office men, and United States to China had grown to wound up by saying that the only thing these proportions by rapid strides. They 444 KINO STREET Telephone EM he needed to get the money in bunches were less than $3,000,000 in the seven- was a lady 'stall.' ties. They only reached $7,500,000 in Annie in her turn told the Kid of 1886, $12,000,000 in 1897, $15,000,000 in her girlhood days, and how an act of 1900, $24,000,000 in 1902, $57,000,000 HARA FUSA misplaced confidence had started her in 1905. It was reasonable to believe in the business, concluding her narra- that American trade would continue to Havi you seen our new stock of 1239 KINATJ STREET Tel. 1124 tive with that sympathy-creatin- g progress in something like the same phrase which has cost many a sucker ratio, tmd a larger and larger share of his wad: 'And that's the reason I left the foreign trade of China accrue to T.lassagQ and Hair, Dressing - Kimonas to Order home. ' the United States. Instead of- that, Belt Buckles "The Kid's dream had come true. the exports of the United .States to Life to him in the future would be one ChinaT according to our statistics, fell Bikes Painted continuous round of pleasure. to $44,000,000 in 1906, and to $26,000,-00- 0 "The Kid made one great mistake, in 1907. and We have a large assortment of narrow crepe and we however. He went to TO LOOK EQUAL TO NEW sleep, in the HIGHER THAN COMMERCIALISM. Pins? will make to your order a good fitting kimona from upper ether in which his soul was so is not necessary to attribute the any journing. When, late in the day, he "It Y. YOSHIKAWA decline wholly to the boycott of 1905, They are elegant. Now on ex- piece you select. Complete for $1.50. awoke, it was to the sad discovery but a drop in our exportations to that ? 163 KING STREET that he had been 'touched' for 'every country of 50 per cent, in two years is hibition in one of our windows. sou that he possessed, $S9. Annie Pig- sufficiently startling t6 challenge at- gott, of course, had turned the trick, tention. But on higher grounds than COCA COLA and on one of the most expert 'dips' those of commercial interest should the Co. Japanese THE jlBlNK THAT REFRESHES! fa the profesh. frame of the laws be changed. The Via Bazar just as well 1 1 "It's for the Honolulu relations between China and the United IIManufacturing Jewelers, Fort Street, near the Convent. people that Annie only came, here to have always been most friendly. a. Hawaiian Soda Works States 113 St. see her folks, and not on a business It is not only the right but the duty of Hotel Phone 516 trip," concluded the steamship officer. this government, for its own protec- tion and for the security and welfare of its citizens, to exclude foreigners Perfection Home Bakery THE SPIRIT from its territory whenever public in- OFFICE SPECIALTIES Beretania and Emma Streets terests require. But to so exercise that S AND LETTER right as to needlessly offend the amour propre of a friendly nation, or unnec- u CASH REGISTER, ' essarily humiliate a whole people when Fine lot from the celebrated potteries of The Edwin M. Knowles HOME-MAD- E BREAD, CAKES AND p TYPEWRITER, China Company PIES '(Continued from Page One.) only a particular class is to be reached, Ohio. cannot be the action intended. Dinner Sets ada and on the Paeific Coast, I person- ADDING MACHINE, Tea Sets, and Everything the very Latest in the RIGID EXCLUSION OF LABOR. p Crockery Line. Also some decorated Union Electric Co. ally visited the Hawaiian Islands, and MIMEOGRAPH and Austrian Dinner Sets. saw for myself something of the effect "I would not suggest a change in the L - established policy of rigidly excluding GLOBE-WERNICK- & t BERETANIA STREET of these laws upon the- occupations of E LEWIS COMPANY, LTD. Telephone S15 the people. As the result of this ex- Chinese laborers of every description, unskilled. The policy I CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. House Wiring - Bells - Dry Cells perience and of the best consideration both skilled and 169 King St. Telephone Special attention to Installing private I have been able to give the subject, has been and will continue to be as ef- 20 fectively enforced as circumstances will telephones and general repair wort-Dated- . I believe that special attention should E SUPPLIES permit. But, at a time when this pol- Honolulu, February 18, 1908. be directed to the question of immi- CARD SYSTEMS gration into the insular possessions of icy of exclusion has been so thorough- S the United States. The conditions pe- ly applied that there remain in the ANY culiar to these several possessions should United States- - only about 70,000 Chi- Hawaiian Office Specialty COFFEE nese less than one-ten- th of one per good enough you. be taken into account and provided for. Isn't for Get "The significance of the term 'Un- cent, of our population little danger Hawaiian Souvenirs desirable Classes,' when applied to need be apprehended from a full and Company, Ltd. immigrantsv with a view to elimina- fair reconsideration of the subject and That are entitled to be treasured in memory of these Islands tion by exclusion, may differ materially a recasting of the laws upon a juster 931 Fort Street must be made here. Souvenirs stamped OK according to the needs of the locality basis. Indeed, a more opportune mo- is in question. In the East, the main ob- ment than the present can hardly be jection to the greatly increased immi- desired for reaching a better under- PASTRY gration during the past decade arises standing with China on the subject of If from the congestion and consequent Chinese immigration, and for adjusting H. C. ' You Find evils caused thereby in our large Atlan- the letter to the. spirit of our national BUTTERNUT BREAD x, that your eyes grow tired after tic seaport cities. In the West, the policy of exclusion. awhile when you're reading, or question of Chinese immigration pre- "By making admission the rule, and o"ov exclusion exception, we could easily if they burn or sting, YOU'RE sents a problem of long standing. the PALM CAFE POLICY LOXG STANDING. preserve the present poliey in all its tell their own story, and are of unequaled quality. STRAINING THEM. integrity, and even strengthen the real "The present policy of the United prohibitory features thereof, at the Something is wrong! See about it. States toward Chinese immigration has same time entirely removing a material J. M. LEVY & CO. existed for nearly a generation. A gov- cause of friction, dissatisfaction and '0S4 Fort Street. ernmental policy so long pursued is not Unnecessary humiliation to the people H. OILMAN, to be lightly chansred, nor is it the pres- of a friendly nation." PHONE 7B A. N. ent purpose to suggest any change, so Sanford far as the snirit of the policy is con- FAMILY GROCERS Optician, Boston Building. 1 cerned. What I would urge is not only based on a full recognition of the fixed THE AUTO WENT OFF character of the present policy, but is TOUR entirely in furtherance of it. It is 1908 STYLES only suggested that the letter of the ON ITS OWN ACCOUNT FRENCH LAUNDRY law, as expressed and enforced today, General Arthur J. ABADIE - - - Proprietor ALWAYS HAS THE SAME FINE may not be so effectively and harmon- First-clas- s. J And Ladies' and Gents' Washing Done iously in accord with the spirit of the FLAVOR Gloves and; Ostrich Feathers. policy as it might be. It is not the J. W. Wrenn and W. A. Sparks, the M. SPRING PATTERNS policy of the government with refer- manager-to-b- e of the new retail store A. Cunst & Co. Wool and Silk Made Cleaner by a New French Process. ence to Chinese immigration, but the at Kahului, took an automobile ride Charges reasonable. Give us a trial. manner in which it is, of necessity, 258 BERETANIA STREET : : : : : 'PHONE 149 NOW TO BE SEEN AT carried out, by reason of the wav in over to Honolua Sunday morning, where which the laws are framed, that causes they were made weJeome by Mr. and AUTOS W. AHANA & GO., LTD. constant friction and dissatisfaction. Mrs. R. C. Searle, who insisted REPAIRED BY OUR "What does you reckon yerll like do yon ter eloryf V. that AUTO EXPERT ter w'en cits "It has been the policy of this gov- they spend the night there and return "Well," gaid Brother Dickey, "since you put de question ter me, I'll make ernment, as appear FASHIONABLE TAILORS would from its laws early the next morning, which Invita- Ltd. answer ter dey me my on a white cloud and treaties, to exclude persons of the tion they accepted. Schuman Carriage Co,, it: Ef lets have way, I'll des lay back 2 KING ST. - Phone 62. Chinese race merely because they are On reaching Lahaina they had an Merchant Street an' let de heavenly winds blow me fum star to star.." Atlanta Constitution THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1908.

, 4 Hawaiian Opsra House V NOTICE ' "The Mascot" 153 Dear Sir la reply to the question put to ui to. lay by By an all-st- ar cast of local amateurs L"1 your Mr. mht- , I have ta . under direction of j j--0 that I have no reason to think that the fre which destroyed Mr. Hugo Hen e r my residence on the tiight of the 14th ingt., was caused by gxa. 1 BENEFIT OP RIVERSIDERS IS TO will rebuild e-- the ite of my former residence at once, and it - - is my intention to use your pro- noni cu start in stti f f, PLAY TRANSPORTS duct in the new house for il- 1 nn luminating, as well as for foeL ON THURSDAY AND SATURDAY For either purpose I regard gaa as BETTER and, when EVENINGS, APEH. 30, May 2, 1908. used with Kaaa$ College Nine Will Meet Soldiers discretion, CHEAPER, and quite as SAFE as Win From any other product. GORGEOUS COSTUMTNG Alohas the on Aala Diamond Yours truly, BEAUTIFUL SINGING Japanese. Today. A. S. HUMPHREYS. FROLIC, MIRTH, Messrs. Honolulu Ga Co Ltd. MUSIC AND FUN The opening of the Riverside Base- There will be a game of baseball this ball League yesterday afternoon at afternoon at Aala Park, beginning at Aala Park, was witnessed by one of 3 A Wall, Nichols Company, Ltd. o'clock, between the nine of the the largest crowds that ever saw base- f wr-- t it transport' Crook and the St. Louis Col- open Monday, April 20. ball at that place. The day was cool lege nine. , You Box Plan t a and pleasant and with the music rend- The visitors are said to be a strong ered by the Hawaiian band, everybody aggregation and they are stronglj Pure-Bre- d favored to win by transport enjoyed -- the crowd Have the the afternoon. The Crook's team is composed of Promptly at 1:20 p. m., the officials the following players, drawn from the of the league and the presidents of Second Infantry and Batteries E and POULTRY several of the athletic clubs interested G of the Fifth Artillery: Turner, c. Floor FOR SALEL in this league took the field and SOCKEE, PLAYERS IN EUROPE. Hart, p.; Marshall, lb.; Bensinger, 2b Pres alters, 3b.; Bunge. ss.; "Cy" We have the MATTING. WHITS LEGHORN COCKERELS, up- - John It's ident A. L. C. Atkinson was called G. J. Waller, 'Jr., sent the above1 photo to Honolulu. It represents the son, rf.; Tom Johnson, cf.; Rightmire( Just what your floor needi to BROWN LEGHORNS, All-Engli- on on to do the slab work. The lineup otilv sh Association Football team the Continent, and was taken make your home look well ap- ENGLISH DORKINGS, if. of this team "was as follows: Hon. A. before a game played at Guenkau, near Leipsic, and won bv the visitors by pointed. These swell new Im- BLACK MINORCAS, score of 4 to 3. Waller is one of the team. portations WYANDOTTES, L. C. Atkinson, pitcher; Robert Asam, the from China and Ja- ONE PEN BUFF pan are the very best In plain, Crystal ; STARLIGHTS WHITE ORPINGTON CO K catcher S, P. Correa, president of the colored and figured goods, and strain. Palama A. C, first-bas- e; W. Tin they make the handsomest season. ball all over FIRST GAME. and EGGS from choice stock In Chong, second-bas- e and John W. Aka hitting Pitcher Paaluhi's IN A WALK most serviceable floor covering. r Address: W. C. WEEDON. , the field. Chas. Makanui and Capt N. 1234567&9 Our Chinese Twisted MATTING 658, na, president of the Chinese Aloha left-hande- rs, did Box Honolulu. K. Hoopfi, the two Palamas RUGS and our Japanese Blu Club, third-bas- e. The other . 0 Vice President A. K. the best work in this line. Runs ...... 0 004001 27 une second seaside League game and White COTTON RUGS r w-a- Joseph Vierra, the batter for the occasion. innings were all well played., Base hits 0 013001005 yesterday was won by the Starlights, worth seeing. Leal, new manager of the Kaalas, ; CUT PRICES The first ball pitched resulted In a the Kaalas who defeated Okirwas by one is confident from the showing made Runs'. 0 8 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 the the foul, sending a liner outside of sided score of 18 to 1. Vierra jby his boys yesterday, of winning the Base hits 1 7103120 15 Goods the first-bas- e line. The second resulted year's trophy. Summary: The teams and positrons: & Cooke, Ltd. Millinery game between the Japa- v Starlights John Asing. Leavers in a strike and this ended the opening The second Base on balls Off Butler 7, Medeiros c; H. Lum '. - . - nese A. C. the Chinese Alohas was Lee, David Sam, cf.; Ah Toon, 3b 177 S. 755 AND ..-.- exercise. and 0, Paaluhi 0, Espinda 0. KING ST. Phon s all through. The little p.; Sing real baseball out By 4, 7, Peter Luis, Chun Tuck, rf.; There were two games "played, the men played such fine ball, that Struck Butler Medeiros 2b.;1 Lee, brown 7, Espinda 1. Tal, K. ss.; P. Ayau, lb first between the Palama A. C., the everyone present expected them to win Paaluhi Chas. Yee Hoy, If. Trimmed Mats champions season, the game until the ninth inning. Both Innings pitched Butler 4, Medeiros of the last and the 5, 6, Espinda 2. Okuwas Kawa. c; Yashitaro, lb. Jack Flores and Ho Tup, the two Paaluhi Noda, 2b.; B. Kuramoto, If.; Araki Kaala'A. C This was won by the lat Sacrifice hits-Cleme- nt, Zerbe, Ho twirlers, the former for the Nipponese 3b.; B. Yoshikawa, ss.; L. Wooks, ss. MADAME LAMBERT SALE BEGINS ter by a score of 10 to 7. The second nan. Smith. and the latter for the Chinese team. and p.; Togo, p. and 2b.; Sawai, cf. FASHIONABLE game between the Sons of Nippon and pitched winning ball Two-bas- e hits Honan, Kupa, Hoo DRESSMAKER SATURDAY, APEIL i pii, The score was as follows: Ladles Material Made Up to Chinese Alohas, resulted In Chi- In the first inning. Flores began with Makanui. 7 the the Three-bas- 128458 89 two-bagg- er e hit Makanui. Fit and in the Latest Faahloa nese defeating the Japanese team. a to leftfield for the Japa Light 3 0 0 5 2 0 18 nese Notley died on a fly to Double play Honan to Correa. Star .....8 HARRISON BLOCK 8 nine. Okuwas . 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U YBD A The score in this game was o 7. The Wild pitch 1. 193 English in leftfield. Ross scored the Butler Struck out By P. Luis 9; by Togo Telephone 1028 NUUANU AVENUE Japanese . though losers played first- - two-ba- se was put Passed balls! 2. ' second hit but Flores Butler 2, by L. Woods 4 ball, trying to get home on this play. Time of game 1 55 minutes. class out in hour Three-bas- e hits Lum Lee, Jno. The first game, started with the Pa- - Kaipo hit safe to third and advanced SECOND GAME. Ross to base. Pickard also scor Asing. GENERAL lamas at bat. Bailey was the first man that 12345 f 789 - ,ed a hit and sent Rosa home with the Japanese--- - up was out. of and struck Keaioha. first run. Maruyama Closed the in Runs . .. ..1 2 0 1 0 0 ,1 0 Atkinson League fame, went out by a nine: by a fly to Ayau at short. The 27 nice fly to Freitas at third. Walker Base hits ..2 2 1 2 3 010 314 Alohas didn't score in this inning. Mc C. Alohas Short and Sweet TO' ended this inning by going out from out. English, one Shane was struck Buns . .. second to first. The Kaalas also failed of the coming players "of this league, .....0 1100310 28 Basehits 4 well-know- n OR AUTOMO- - to tally. Kupa was struck flut for a got a hit over third-bas- e. Ayau went 10101110' 16 John H. Mandigo. the CARRIAGES Summary: 1 start. Chillingworthf a new player in out from third to first and Akana sporting writer, Is dead. BILES. this league, , made a good start by struck out. Base on balls Off Ho Yup 5, Flores 8. J sending a strong liner along the third-bas- e The game wis closely contested all Struck out Ho Yup 3, Flores 15. Squires and Burns fight at Chelsea, line and got to first on this hit. through, with the Japanese leading up Sacrifice hits Ayau, Townsend, Bri-t- o, May 11. He also stole the second and third to the last inning, when the score stood Titsuji. J J J W. W. WRIGHT & CO. bags. Freitas flew out to leftfield anfl 7 to 6 in their favor. Ayau was given Two-ba- se hits Flores 2, Ross 2, Mi Rube Smith won from Russell Van Smith went out on a foul fly to the a pas3 to first and Akana became the ch!. Horn. " KING, NEAR SOUTH STREET catcher hero of the day by a three-bagg- er to Three-bas- e hit Akana. J & In the second inning the Palamas leftfield, which sent Ayau home and Hit by pitched ball Notley, Maru- - Peter Sullivan beat Jack O'Keefe In were out, IT CANT BE BEAT EDISON again shut but the Kaalas tied the score. A passed ball allowed yama, Steer, Hoda. Oakland. , won "their game In this Inning, eight Akana to score the wining run. Passed ball Kaipo 1. 4 If .we do your naintinsr and runs being1 scored by them. The Ka The following are the scores of the Time of game 2 hours. Stanford will send a track team to Decorating. It's the know-ho- w at stage of game, began alas this the two games:' Umpire Barney Joy. Chicago. that makes painting last, and honographs Scorer W. T. Raposo. J J J The Hawaiian Kennel Club meets tu durability in paint spells econ v morrow night. omy. Many years of experience Hawaiian News Co., Ltd. STAR LINES J J J have taught us how to combine This will be a great week for the 5 Log or the Anemone wrestling fans. artistic harmonv of color rith the Ihe j DEFEAT POSIES utmost durability. E j i& 8 A clarinet player named Roe STANLY STEPHENSON The first impression Honolulu makes long, art half past nine o'clock went The first Seaside League game yes- Was asked why he spent all his dough, Experience! Practical Tainter and Stationery but save he said, conrusmg. back aboard. Trie engineer and one de- Td it," Decorator. WW yt upon the visitor is ratner terday resulted in the Star Lines I on the dead; foremast hand were on duty. The cap- "But can't Here Is exotism struggling with Amer feating the Sweet Violets by the score "Beside, it is paid me to blow." 137 King St. Phon 426. Step Into our store and ask to see tain had left during the afternoon, S. SIGNS. CAN'T BE BEAT. icanism. Solid stone buildings in which and gallant mate had evidently of 12 to 11. a our fine line of Ladies' and Gents' the The line-up- s follow: SOCIETY PAPER, and at New York! the business of the island is conduct- - found life on board galling he Irad gone Star Lines Ah Tin, ss.; Peter Furn, BALLPLAYER EATS Prices. . led, and dainty bungalows framed In a ashore leaving the ship without c; Hiwa, p.; Eliza, cf.; C. Ahoy, 3b.; The. very latest Books of Fiction by ma2e Gf tropical verdure; a clerk hur an officer. The Commodore was griev- YEE CHAN ed. "It seems as if they were taking Ah Chack, rf.; C. L. Hook, 2b.; Lui LIVE every malL rying by in shirt sleeves, a pencil be- HOPTOAD WALL, NICHOLS CO, LTD. advantage of me." he said. Stirrison Kapua, lb.; Kaiehu, If. hind his ear, Jostles an exquisite little and I had a palaver over the situation Sweet Violets Wal Wing, cf.; Luis, Dry Goods and Shoes woman shining Chinese with clack hair when the Commodore had turned in. 2b. Joe Gans, p.; Joe Pua, lb.; Peter ALTON, 111.. April 13. "He eats 'em who is "piloting two miniature repro- We agreed we or Bethel Streets. that had two three Frank, c; Peter Haili, Bert MeShane. alive!" was the greeting Cadet Sapp Kins and High and Low ductions of herself along the street; good men before the mast, that the If.: F. Guerrero, ss.; Wakai, rf.; Ah ALL JAPANESE READ luxuriant tropical vegetation, bananas, mate w-a-s an ass, and that something Fong, 3b. received when he stepped up to the avocado pears, papayas, mangoes, gol- must be done. However, what to do Score by innings: plate in yesterday's baseball game at GIFTS BROUGHT den shower, the scarlet hibiscus and to relieve the Commodore, we could not the Western Military acadmy. gorgeous 123456789 THE HAWAII SHINPO the Poinciana regia border decide, and not being able to settle Star Line 0 0 2 0 2 3 3 2 12 Some of the college boys were mak the street along which a modern lea it we went to bed. 3 1 3 1 1 ing impossible wagers, when someone FOR MITSUKA wagon pursues Sweet Violets 0 02 011 An authority among Japanese News- cream its leisurely Early this morning it was about Struck out By Hiwa 4, by Gans 3. suggested eating a frog alive. course; Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Mis- - papers, published Territory of half past six I came on deck. The Three-bas- e hit Peter Furn. "It can't be done," declared a in the comfortable looking Germans, English Kansas, thought went through Hawaii. crew was spread around the forecastle, Two-bas- e Eliza, Ah Chack . sourian. Sapp. from Sailor Roberts hi and other tourists from Europe mingle among hits one, is no frog 10-pa- ge Japan the mate them, smoking and he could eat but there u.'nal stunts of skipping the rope. The only Illustrated half-bree- ds with native Hawailans, and talking, no one on pond on the campus. Somebody sug ese Dally but had laid hands "Packy McFarland is something like weight-liftin- g, In Existence. Americans. All seem to be prosperous tne snip even gested hoptoad. wrestling, owimming 12 -- page not her decks were. burglar." , a Sunday Issue Is the Best all are good-nature- d, smiling. washed. "Never ate one " said Sapp. "Don't and catching and throwing the medi advertising Medium. "How do you make that out?" Young's Hotel and the Rffyal Hawai The Commodore came on deck smiling. think I'd like 'em. But I can do it all cine ball yesterday. He is getting Into Job Work In Japanese and Chinese a are inviting looking, commodious "He opened the door to wealth with ian He took in the situation at a a Jimmy," the same." splendid nhape and will have no excuse 'Bpeclalty. hostelries we have no use for them $5 you ft glance and beckoned to the mate. "Bet you can't." to mike on the score of condition If as yet. being still too fond of our sea-- ; "Why did you leave the boat yester- "Done. Put up your money." kissed Anemone. ' searching rear he f3l!s to throw the Jan. day while on duty?" he asked. The The crowd went in the MitsMka day easily. With large boxes and bags of provi mate put one on lot until a cadet jubilantly held took the Ill hand his moustache, of the chlf? work was a long tramp in the sions we returned aooara. At supper th other on his trouserband, and look- Coming Events up a hoptoad. Sapp took his medicine we tried the tropical fruits we had ed troubled. "You are discharged, sir!" and collected. Then the nearest doctor sun and a lot of stomach and hack purcnasea. luti essayea an aiugaior eaid Tutt. And the great Thompson calisthenics, calculated to harden his pear: He stripped on: tne yellow meat went forward. 27 Kamehameba; tered remedies Sappxwas able to get abdominal muscles. I don't believe that he April Baseball at by and valiantly tackled the kernel, con realizes even now that he lost the Kams. vs. Louis up yesterday. He was visited a large number of has Highs. Baseball. St. hi countrymen during day who sistent as granite and the size of a best place he ever held or will hold. vs. Transport Crook, Aala Park. 3 the small egg. The knife made no rought him presents of fruit and sake hen's The Commodore was not through. He P- - m. who ex;.re)-- d of impression on the kernel, which leap called the engineer and asked him who April 2S Kennel Club meeting. WAILELES BEAT anl their intention ed on floor; beirie- on next from the plate the our were the men who stayed aboard in April 29 Kapiolani Baseball League hand to banzai for him undaunted Commodore brought it back the afternoon. He named the two meeting. aturday night. with "This seems to be a hard proposi- - PACIFIC NINE At present sterns to be Johnsons and Campbell. "Give those April 29 Cricket, H. C. C. vs. M. Mltfuka a tion. Professor." We laughed almost! men five dollars ar,:. fh.m . hade the better favorite and mwy as hearthy as Thayer, and told him ; i be-- n on plight to have a good time when they go Acril hafter The Waileles played the Pacifies at has bet him with odd POINTS the kernel was not to be eaten." With ashore." And the engineer, too, who mSng offered. His friend figure that he )" PREMO noth-ji- Znul' Beretan'a grounds yesterday morning a muttered "There seems to be s a good square man. received fen n- !T;nPn - the Iwilei trong. fast and clever and con?" iu . won by the score of 7 to 5; after a see how 1 Every Premo bears the u6 uia.u iimis. couTagement. me men are all hard May 1 Meeting. Outrigger Club. and fluently do not be can lose his tackled a mango. He dropped it with at now, ten-innin- gs game. I stamp superiority, work although the captain is May 2 Boys' Clubs field meet. oming bout. of Prema J a sisn: ijive me a gooa American not aboard, and no one score by innings: men aiming to perfect for its particular grade, in here gives May 2 Senior League baseball sea-- The Both are their apple." he said, "or some Oregon orders. 10 wind as much as for eafh Weight, Compactness, Sim- - prunes, you ' 123456789 i!ib! and can have all these, June 28 Yesterday was a busv rfav , . . . , 0 realizes match will be Ffuh-born- ly - i vrpneum Waileles 110 10 10 that the plicity of Operation, Conven- . A-- r71, "lay carnival, 127 dainties." La Paloma ranw n 1 contested and there J no know- lence, and Price. tf ftrrfrir him...... T . - .nAintina" 1t - .Vn w : . . . . - . . theater. PaciScs 10010020 05 I tried j l ij 1115 un ijiiiinoii-- neaa since m:a- - game was to have taken place ing how long it may take before a Every size. One Quality. to green cocoanuts and some fine pine img.TL mere are many May 2 Concert and dance, Kalihi The explanations Athletic Club. ' at Aala Park but the arrangement of fall is secured. apples which we had brought, he ta-e- but jwhy the plucky did not 1 d I little craft 2 for th-- afternoon games A wrestler from the transport Honolufq Photo-Suppl- y Co. had grown suspicious. "Tell the mateappar sooner, Portuguese 'Hawaii" benefit the diamond IfJ such as leak?, rales and '"if Riverside interfered. ' yesterday that he would ray Rob- to get the boat ready," he said to the defective chronometer. To us who: of the Iague ' J erts a visit his. training quarters boy: go ashore eight 'have o- - 10Newspaper Baseball League at "Everything Photographic" cabin "we at t inst run t,a no ex ',.. pro- I season opens. today and work out with him, o'clock!" planation is necessary. That the little ! ; ( Bere- - vided the was agreeable. Street. I 2$ -- we 2400-mi- May 13 invitation tourney, RESULT OF aikr Fort June After supper last night scnooner made the le trln in went ashore again to call on the Sin- less than sixteen days is highly cred- tania Ternis Club. May 17 tourna- p!ny clair party at the Royal Hawaiian. itable. The Anemone gets second prize, Waialua Golf Club THE FOURSOME The Kams and H!?h School ment. on the former's That is a very pretty hotel, with fine nut nurran for Paioma. and her 'j' baseball this afternoon U 4 gymnasium open-a- ir dining rooms. The help are sturdy captain! The last few davs his June Y. M. C. A. campu3. all Chinese and Japanese. A thermom men were busy oaiests. golf foursome played at the most of the t;Te baling -- The HONOLULU LRON WORKS eter which we passed on the hotel water out of the cockpit, and all hands June Hawaiian Gun Club's shoot Country Club yesterday resulted In A. The Garden Isle has the following veranda registered eighty degrees. The came ashore worn for c5"dD championship. note: , COMPANY. out with hardships. - and Emil defeating turf Nevertheless. Captain Maefarlarie iar! June 11 Hawaiian Gun Club's semi- Swart Waterman H. Schultz rt Hanamaulu Is the hap- Jf tchlnry. Black Pipe. Stimson's face was aglow, rivaling the,' hardly gotten home annual prize shoot, W. Wood and J. O. Young, by 2 up py owner of the be?t horse on the A. -- Galralx when he sent his couer Tube a, iron and SUeL E moon. Commodore Sinclair received congratulations and a beautiful bunch I June 17 Hawaiian Gun Club's tin- - and 1 to play. (Schiefer's 'M animal always ex- Suppjjg us most cordially, but In spite of all; of lilies to the Anemone. 'known angles shoot. The day was fine and a good day's cepted). He picked It up for a son? 3-- SCK-Nuua-nu Strwt. blandishments and Louis Vetter's se Here's to you, Clarence Macfarlane! ! July 4 Hilo races. sport was enjoyed by a large number plus a few dollars in Koioa and J3'1 ductive entreaties, we could not stay (To be continued.) July 4 Maui races. of golfing enthusiasts. won't touch It. j

. .y T MONDAY, APRIL 1908. 4 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, 27, THE MASCOT CAT IS Pacific Commercial Advertiser HE TORCH A MORNING PAPER., . t : WASTING LIVES CANbLE CTAX.TZJI Q. SMITH EDITOE yHE THIS WEEK YOU CAN SEE HE LAMP MONDAY APRIL 27 Transport Crook's Pet Has THE ,-- '.::y: Picture Perpetuated; on EXPORTS. HE GAS LIGHT PRICES OF IMPORTS AND Postals, The fall in prices of articles imported and the advance in prices of articles HE ELECTRIC Dorted which form a marked characteristic of the January Price .Statement r 1 LIGHT ' of the Bureau of Statistics of the Department of Commerce and Labor, is equally "Nuts" is the mascot of the United which' have jnst made their apparent in the, February figures of that bureau, States Army transport Crook, and These are the steps in the development of the lamp, and a use uiauu--facturin-g, appearance. In nearly all of tne important rueies imporieu ior in "Nuts" is a cat, a young cat, only PATTERN OF TABLE SILVER- marvelous growth it is. prices show a marked decline in February,' 1908, when compared with eight months old, but ona of great ex WARE IN OTO WINDOW. the corresponding month of the preceding year, and in most of the articles of perience. and marvellous intelligence, Are you using the latest and best light, Electricity? This is the very latest patern in exportation, prices in February, 1908, show a marked advance, over those ot seems that the sympathy and af It silverware from New York. The If not, consult without further (fclay, February, 1907. Copper, cotton, hemp, sisal, hides and skins, india rubber, raw fection that the gentle but sagacious cocoa, sugar are design is plain, yet beautiful and silk, piff tin, tobacco, lumber, wool, and coffee, and the prin feline receives from so -- great a number artistic. ' ' ipal articles imported, and in a very large proportion of these prices in Feb- of people as is usually found aboard ruary, 1908, are much below those of February, 1907. Corn, wheat, flour, copper, a transport, hae endowed fhis particu THIS LINE IS SOLD AT The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. cotton, iron and-stee- manufactures, meats, oils, and tobacco are tne principal lar cat with almost human intelligence STEICTLY NEW YORK PRICES. most of these show a marked advance m export price in "articles exported, and "Nuts" was born in Japan, of King St., near Alakea. P. O. Box 144. " February, 1908, over that of February, 1907. American parents, said parents having . J , J ' To what extent the reduction in total imports and advance in total exports immigrated as. mascots of other trans is the result of this .falling off jn import prices and advance in export prices ports. He inherited his parents' fond cannot be accurately determined, though it is quite apparent that these changes uess for the sea, and one day in Naga H. F, Wictimaji & Co. ia prices are responsible in some degree for the remarkable changes in the total saki he rubbed against a sailor's leg and was taken aboard the; Crook and LIMITED values shown by imports and exports m February, 1908, when compared with RAPPING . PAPER, ' ; fed and petted. ' February. 1907. , r, A few trips ago, when the Crook and Leading Jewelers examples of change in prices may prove interesting. In Manila the Buford happened to.be in port to fA few this 1042-10- 50 FORT STREET for-instanc- gether, some ot the boys of the Bu , hemp,., the., average import price in February, 1907, was $207.61 stole and great was PAPER BAGS, TWINES 1908, $165.08 per ton. And as a consequence the 5752 ford "Nuts," the per toja,.and in February, wrath of the Crook men, who were pa tons imported in February, 1907, was valued at $1,194,155, while the 5353 tons tient, and later organized a posse and imported in February, 1908, fell in total value to $883,682, the fall being almost stole him back. It was five months ago exclusively due to low price rather than a decrease in quantity. Sisal grass that the Buford stole him, and in Jan uary, Crook boys recovered can-Hawaii- an & prices fell from $164.37 per ton to. $122.48; the quantity imported increased that the Honolulu's Climate Am zri Paper Supply Co., Ltd. . . him. .. . from, 4598; tons to 9208, an increase of more than 100 per cent., yet the value On the last Far Eastern trip of the Is the most evenly-temper- ed and increased from $755,795 to $1,127,727, and increase in total value of about Crook, going from Guam to Manila, CORNER FORT AND QUEEN STS. oly ' 'altogether agreeable- - in the v one-hal- on March 16, down a - 1 ., f, while the quantity was morelthan doubled. In india rubber prices Nuts" fell ' GEO. G.' GUILD, General Manager. Telephone 410. severe world. , fell from 79.9 cents per pound in February, 1907, to 52.8 cents per pound in hatch, during the rolling of the vessel, and fractured his. starboard But it's easy to take cold here, 1 imported fell from 8,437,537 pounds in February, 1908. Meantime the quantity' fore leg. The limb was set 'by Dr. W. because It's easy to be careless; 1907,'to 1908, a of a little more than February, 6,001,060 in February decrease J. Stokes, artillery veterinary. and It's very hard to shake one 25 per cent., while the value of $6,742,487, in February, 1907, fell to $3,168,863 hen the Crook reached Manila, was a 'Off. fterlsereise in February, 1908, a decline in value of more than 50 percent, against that of 'Nuts," whose leg still in ' plaster cast, fell overboard while the 25 per cent, in , ' about quantity. . ship was docking. He swam for the, Cold In hides 'of cattle the import prices, show a fall from locents per pound wharf, where a yeoman, who had rush Our ere iS to- li cents per pound, and as a consequence the total value of the imports of ed to the scene and got down pn a February, 1908, shows a fall of about" 66 per cent., while the reduction in quan stringer, fished him out by, the scruff of his neck. , Chocolates TbO TJtvirt tity is in fact about 50 per cent. In many other articles the price of imports "Nuts" is all right again now and are specially prepared to meet shows a marked fall. The import price of raw silk in February, 1907, was $4.32 may be seen at home aboard the Crook, "wit the climatic conditions of Ho- -. ihai per pound j in February, J908, $3.66; pig tin fell from 41.8 cents in February, making himself agreeable and waiting 1907, to 27.8 cents per pound in February, 1908; goatskins fell from 35.7 cents for further adventure. He is a great nolulu; and they are a , to 28.1 cents in February, 1908; while wool shows favorite with the children of military recixperaie per pound in February, 1907, families traveling to and fro, and is SAFE, SURE CURE FOR COLDS a slight decrease in each of the three great groups in which it is divided in the sometimes too well taken care of. He ' exkausiecli , many COUGHS AND GRIPPE v import statements. , is fed so different things that - On on nearly all of tne show a frequently the ship's surgeon has to be ' the exportside, the other hand, articles . SPEEDILY CURED advance. " Of corn the average export price in February, 1907, is quoted called to treat him for indigestion. force more marked "Nuts" has his picture on hundreds fcy the Bureau' of Statistics of the Department of Commerce and Labor as 50.6 of postal cards all ov;r the world. The Price 25c eents per bushel," andSn February, 1908, as 63.3 cents per bushel. Wheat export picture was taken when his leg was jn prices in February, 1907, av,eragei 77.3 c,ents pen bushel, and in February, 1908, the plaster cast. He lies stretched 96 cents per bushel; flour in February, 1907, $3.94 per barrel, and in February, comfortably on an ordinary pill.owrhis vper head 'resting on a sofa cushion,-.th- e 1908, $4.85 barrel; cotton in February, 1907, 10.7 cents per pound, and in plaster cast very much in evidence, and HOLLISTER DRUG GO. February 1908,' 11.6' cents per pound; hay in February, 1907, $16.23 per ton, a well-cared- -f or expression on his coun in February,; 190S, $21.48 per ton f "steel billets in February, 1907, $23.02 per ton", tenance.' ,:V) "! Limited and in February, 1908, $25.13 ; flteel rails in February, 190", $28.43, and in "Feb- "Nuts" receives more attention than else on Crook. X J X XJk JC If A II per ton; anybody the till All ruary, 1908, $31.10 structural iron and steel in February, 1907, $54.77 s He is called "Nuts" because he-ha- FORT STREET BREWING MALTING CO-- per ton,-i- February, 1908, $58.14 per ton; fresh beef in February, 1907, 9.3 cents the crazy faculty of courting misad d; other-ca- per pound, and in February, 1908, 9.6 'cents per-jJoun- though in a large propor- venture. No t would break a SEATTLE WASHINGTON tion of the meats exported the prices of February, 1908, are no greater, and in leg falling. down a hatch, and np,oaer cat would fall overboard. The - boys h soma cases actually' below those of February, 1907; RAINIER BOTTLING WORKS say he has so much human intelligence Will that he can't take care of himself, as phone 1331 - . - . a cat should, but has already thrown CHOCOLATES Honolulu CHINESE EXCLUSION AND SECRETARY STRAUS. away five or six of his lives m sheer Those who are working in Honolulu with an idea that the Chinese Exclu- happy-go-luckines- s. , ;. sion Act is less than the laws of the Medes and the Persians, and may be modi Fancy Candies, fied within a reasonably short time, will find little to comfort them in the article from the pen of Secretary Straus, reprinted in this issue from the Xorth BUY SEATS EARLY American Eeview. Mr. Straus' views, as given, may be Regarded as the view Glace figs of the Executive, and he says: "I would not suggest a change in the estab- Cloth and Paper Screens, Embroidered Silk Crepe, lished policy of rigidly FOB KU8ELIKS CONCERT excluding Chinese laborers of every description, both ALL OUR. OWN Grass Linen and Lawn Shirt Wais,t Patterns, Carved hi V.-;.';- skilled and unskilled. ; MAKE, ' AND ALL Tables, various sizes; Satsuma, Sandalwood Fans. .There are changes in , the enforcement ng of the Exclusion Act and in the Only, the leading compositions to be VERY BEST. of THE the laws approved of by . the Secretary, however, and this readjust- played at the Kubellk recital have been ment has already been put practically into effect, brought about by the depart- named to Manager Adams by cable mental ruling in the case of Lo Sun. , This change is a reversal of the policy and what the pianist and vocalist will Alexander in existence for nearly a generation. Heretofore,3 prior to the time when the render " is not known but the public Nuuanu Street, Above Hotel Street. ..Chinese Minister presented the facts of the Lo Sun arrest and attempt at de- understands, of course, that they will Young portation to President Roosevelt and to Secretary Straus, the facts gathered be given something out of the ordi- it by him in Honolulu, the government policy had been to exclude all Chinese and nary. The appetite of the lovers of Cafe make an exception in favor of those admitted. Now the policy is to be to music has been "whetted to a teen edge admit Chinese as free to come and go as citizens by the mere announcement that trie the of any other nation, mak- greatest living violinist and his com- well-defin- ing an exception of a particular and ed class. Laborers are to be pany will be here and they are satisfied READ THE ADVERTISER HE'S ALWAYS law-make- t excluded, this under the law and according to the sentiment of the rs with everything that goes with that , NEWS DAILY admits of no modification, but other. Chinese are to be allowed entrance, and announcement. WORLD'S the system of throwing the burden The question of the time of the ap- of proof upon the Chinaman to show that pearance of Kubelik is still unsettled he is of the excepted class has been transferred to the shoulders of the authori- and it "will not.be answered until the "Just ties to prove that he is of the excluded class. Marama is signalled by the lookout at But the advocates Diamond Head. It will be easy enough of the admission of a limited number of Chinese laborers Tuooa Arrived" H for Hawaii will find for a layman to figure it out from that that in the adoption of the policy advocated by Secretary moment for the concert Is to be given IS wfPi,AY .Suits Straus the government has gone quite as far as it can be expected to until there three hours after her arrival at the .and hi always brings the same is a radical change of opinion among the legislators of the nation, who fear dock and it is usually estimated that the labor vote as keenly as his Satanic Majesty a steamer from the mainland Is dock- quality of goods, and plenty of is said to abhor holy, water. ed two hours after being signalled. BETTER There is a belief that she will arrive them. . The societies and organizations interested in so that there will be an evening in- the permanent improvement daylight concert in which and fixing up of old stead of a That's why he is so popular the fishmarket building, which has graduated recently case there is a question of the capacity THAN from a Crystal Palace to a Lanai, should have the good wishes of everyone in of the Opera House being large enough wherever he goes, and also why Honolulu for the success of their efforts. The structure to hold the people who would go to has been anything but selling attractive as it stood, and the first efforts hear Kubelik. The tickets are he goes everywhere. to improve it met with rather a well, Mr. Adams hoped EVER discouraging reception, the expense far better than attached to making such an immense struc- and no matter what time the concert Yes, we have a fresh shipment of the "57 Varieties" in. ture anything but a barn apparently frightening off the ones who have since Is given there will be a good house. Order, yours now from 1 come into line. That Honolulu needs some such a place as those back of They are to be had at Wall, Nichols your grocer. the Co., Ltd. and that means Lanai plan hope to establish is beyond question, and if the plan can be carried out at all, as its supporters appear sanguine of, now is the time to begin it. H. The coming of the fleet demands it. MER Hackfeld tk Go., Ltd. SECRET SERVICE The Best Ever DISTRIBUTORS it It was because of the interviews with him published in the American i.i newspapers 'Page One.) ' that the Korean patriots felt justified in assassinating the late D. (Continued from After many months delay, 1.1 fac- W. Stevens. Let us hope that Bishop Harris' praise of the Japanese rule in as they were found. Cairns found this caused by the burning, of the. the Hermit Kingdom as "the working of out, and it led to the prosecution of tory and subsequent labor trou- the Hand of Providence" will not ilanion ami his assistan., and later of lead to any attempts on his of these popular aitn life. MeCo3 himself. bles, the makers 5 f Manion had submitted to McCoy an garments for children are again H i f May Day expense voucher for $176. for McCoy's able to fill our orders. YORKSHIRE ought to be a good house-cleane- PUDDING date for the civic rs to get busv signature, the money called for really in putting the city in a condition to greet the fleet visitors. The Central Im- to be payment for photographing the provement Committee might invest in a number of "Do It Now" cards for documents taken from Cairns' safe, but The Little Tudor general distribution. A clean city would be the voucher was made to read as ex- you sice, even if not a visitor were ex- - pense. for detective work in following When make it add to the. flour sufficient eggs, pected. . Play Up a smuggling proposition. Here was Suits baking powder and salt for the purpose and beat the basis for the charge for falsifica- are Cute and Attractive ; Com- so it will be light. Select a roast of beef such as The announcement of the entrance tion of a public document. Manion and of George A. Davis into the political his assistant were each sentenced to a fortable and Sensible; Durable you can only get from us and serve the puddingin as a free lance will give the and Inexpensive. situation the little touch of tabasco that term, and served, three days' impris- the essence of the cooked beef. Have 'em hot. We it needed to be interesting. onment at rulibul, but were then par- Ages i to 8 years, Price 65c. doned by Governor Smith as having will show you the right beef. committer! no real crime, their wrong, The Democrats in the Philippines intend neither to be overlooked nor late in his opinion, being technical, in pur- -- .vhen the doors of the convention hall swing open in Denver.. suit of secret service work. 4. It is in connection with this case that ... .. Meat Ltd. McCoy is going to Washington. Shus-te- r Metropolitan Company, According to the Associated Press, there was nothing doing in the Lotted is already in Washington, and it is States yesterday. reported that he will not return to the Philippines. GOOD GOODS. , Telephone 45 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, APRIL 27, J908.

It will be necessary to use pontoons KOOLAU RAILWAY to get the steamer Mariposa off the CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS marine ways TOWARD KAHUKU. in Oakland harbor where she stuck several days ago while be- 2 2 o q . ing launched. passen- s Po Meanwhile the p as - e FILES -- gers r B s , FROM MAINLAND who were to have sailed four days o g ? ago are awaiting "her departure. Spatial : : z e s The police discredit the story of z r. up building operations in this town Frank Kubick of Portland, who claim- PACIFIC COAST NEWS. ed he FOR : : : j fm for the last three months. was robbed of $7500 in San THREE DAYS ONLY : : : : : S Chinese butchers in San Francisco Thp Oakland Aerial Francisco. They think the robbery : : : : Transcontinental was ; have adopted Union rules. wireless con- -j Tanged that Kubick might not Ka-- Ka- - be- and Power Company, a The State realty convention has j " 1 5 ms wue allmony A.M. P.M. gun cern which has been selling stock, is , lne hana hana its meeting in Sacramento. being investigated by police as wim:h me court recently awarded her. Ladies1 Kahana.. 0.00 11.00 Eighty-si- x voters have reg- the Two Shirtwaists l32 to to thousand said to be fake. women in Oakland, who discov- punaluu.. 2.17 11.11 1.42 $ .10 .05 In San Francisco to date. It is a rank $3, $4, $5 and $6 values, reduced $2, istered The Shriners in connection with the ered a burglar under their bed got out to $2.75, $3.50 Haleaha.. 3.00 11.17 1.4S .15 .10 Health officials report tho sanitary of bed and and $4.25. Sells-Flot- o shows, will give a circus attacked him. but the bur Kaluanul. 4.13 11.23 1.50 .20 .15 condition of San Francisco's schools to glar got for the benefit of the Children's Hos- - away before help could bei Hauula.. 4.89 11.30 . 1.53 .25 .20 J of San Francisco on April 27. summoned, but only after a terrific Ladies Skirts and Ladies Gowns Kalpapau 6.27 11.38 1.53 . .30 .29 A new Presbyterian Mission home Pal ngnt Miss for 1908 acres- - witn Sadey Ramey, a train- 8.45 11. 4 2.06 The tents win cover ten $4, $5. $6, $7 and $8 values, reduced Lala .40 .30 has been opened in San Francisco for plan- - ed nurse, who fought with him clear to $3, $3.50, A meeting of laborers is 4-7- $5-- Arrive Chinese girls lare pro, into the back yard. 5 and $6. 11.00 11.58 2.15 A fire in the hotel at San Rafael was nd in Sah Francisco to voice, the Kahuku. .55 .40 organized against the John Dalzell Robertson, assistant put out by the manager armed with a test of labor secretary of Sorosis TOWARD KAHANA. anti-lab- or the defunct California Shoes seltzer bottle. recent decision of the Safe Deposit and Trust Company, $3-5- O o 3 3 United Supreme Court. has . $4 and $5 values, p M The Chicago Symphony Orchestra is States broken lots on sale at. . P n p g old-ti- - returned to San Francisco from New P tn nviaT, in th Captain A. W. Hall, an sea- $3 and $3.25. P tn 3 T'it rMr fntr York and given himself up to the au- O D give concerts. man with a bad record, is trying to Be a o c CO and thorities. .It is understood he Sure to Call and See Them We Have Your Size. a 3 K p was Interest .San Francisco society women that o. o r An Italian peddler in Oakland will aid the prosecution in probing p $50 ajad in a scheme to unearth buried treasure Into fined for selling impure sweets the affa-ir- s of the bank. Colored Canvas ice cream to children. on an island in the South Seas. Shoes The California Wine Association has Professor Clark of Stanford Univer- $3 value, reduced to 5 The Southern Pacific has laid off 250 sity, the man who headed the commit- .$1.50. men Sparks, Nevada. No reason been awarded $2500 on a Commercial tee Ka- - Ka at Union Insurance Policy. This is an which caused all the recent trouble Ladies' Muslin Underwear and Hosiery, Greatly for the act was given-- at Stanford, and the man who made Reduced P.M. P.M. huku huku new earthquake settlement, the insurance in Prices. 0.00 The Southern Pacific is ordering Mayfield a dry town, had his candidate Kahuku.. 12.40 3.00 to to ferry boats for San Francisco bay and com1fan; tryin5 ? TOl for Mayor 2.55 12.49 3.12 $ .15 T?'' defeated, and it is more Men's Hosiery and Underwear Lale $ .10 a fire tugboat for Seattle. than lilroliT that fha in at Bargain Prices. 4.73 ! " U1J Kalpapau 12.57 3.22 .25 .15 The San to San Francisco frem Salvador, where """" 6.11 1.02 total fleet celebration in some Hauula... 3.28 .30 . .20 $67,000, their brothers were in prison for Francisco will cost of which ex- Mrs. U. Z. de Arman, wife of the 6.87 , 1.05 3.33 engaging filibustering Kaluanul. .35 .25 $10,000 remains to be raised. time for in well known Santa Anita horseman, L. Haleaha.. 8.00 1.09 3.41 .40 .35 peditions aganst the government. B. Kerr 8t Co. Dr. Henry T. Legler, the oldest phy- who recently shot and killed Mrs. Ltd. Punaluu.. 8.83 1.13 3.47 .45 .85 sician of Oakland, is dead. He was Alexander McLean, the hero of Jack Helen Griffin " 11.00 1.23 accepted the at Monrovia near Los Kahana. 3.58 .55 .40 a veteran of the Civil War. London's "Sea Wolf," has Angeles on account, of ALAKEA STREET. Connecting job transferring dynamite up Alas- her actions with at Kahuku with the O. The 507 state banks of California of her husband, was released from jail. & L. 9:15 kan for construction camps of R. Co.'s a. m. train from hold $421,000,000 according to the last rivers The judge announced that it was a Honolulu. report of Bank Commissioners. the Grank Trunk Pacific railroad. t perfectly the - justifiable case of homicide. Returning, leaves Kahana at 1:32 p. The citizens' health committee of San Weinstock, Lubin & Co., a Califor- Charles Godard, driver of the French m.t connecting with the afternoon Francisco have inspected nearly 140,000 nia department store firm, nave pur-premis- es car which was disqualified in the New The best you ever had for the for city Ka- ten-ac- re York-Par- train the which leaves during the last two months, chased a tract of mountain is automobile race, sold his price huku at 2:20. land in California, and will send their 25c. TO $1X0 The Mare Island Navy Yard has car in San Francisco and was return- 1 JAMES J. DOWLING, Supt. been approved by a special examining employees there for their vacations, ing home when he was by deter- - arrested R. S. POLLISTEP., G. P. & T. Agt. board appointed by President Roose- - The Board of Supervisors are U. S. Customs officers who had al- L. AHOY, or Nuuanu veit. . mined to examine tne books tne fcan below Hotel St - lowed the car free entry only providing ilil Light Corn- IS Grandstands seating 23,000 people, Francisco Gas and Electric that it was going through the United will be erected in San Francisco streets Pny. and will take tne matter into States. court company does not produce. Oahu Railway along the line of the street parade of if the An elephant belonging to the Sells-Flot- o sailors. Grace Snell Love, daughter ot tne shows ran amuck at Riverside la-t- Chi- TIME TABLE Diego 50,- - e millionaire, A. J. Snell, of - Jf San contained upwards of April 16, ran through the court of the 000 people on April 14, tnousands hav-- cago, who married and divorced FranK Glenwood Hotel, a fashionable resort, OUTWARD. ing poured into the town to welcome Mxon Coffin three times, is now suing killed Miss Ella Gibbs, a guest, eicome Oxford i XL. Lsos - the For Walanae, Walalua, Kahuku and the fleet. Hugh Love for divorce in ati- trampled others and was only captured Way Stations 9:15" a. m., 3:20 p. m. Enormous crowds visited the fleet geles. after a desperate fight. An explosion For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way at San Diego April 16, the vessels be- - The Home Telephone Company of of oil at the Standard Oil Works near ing thrown open to visitors for the San Francisco will be forced to relay elephants Season 17:30 m., 9:15 m., 11:05 the show caused the to break Stations a. a. miles of trenches in streets, the a. m., "2:15 p. m., .3:20 p. m., 5:15 p. first time. the loose. with one or nmsE chic San Francisco will vote upon a pro-- original work not being done to the L. Winchester, heiress to and m., $9:30 p. m., fH P- - m. Sarah the STYLISH PATENT posed $18,000,000 bond next satisfaction of the Board of Public Com- LEATHERS. Wahlawa 9: 15 a. m. 5:15 issue month, wealth of the Winchester Arms For. and money to public Im- -. Works. the be used for pany, who has never dared leave her This is No. 247 Colt, le, nx, provements. Robert Dachman broke all automo- - ratcnt INWARD. beautiful mansion near San Jose for plain too Oxford, hand. turn flexible The schooner Orient tried to leave bile records coming down Mt. Hamil- - years because of her spiritualistic ten- Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal- San Francisco three times for Eureka ton to San Jose with his unconscious dencies which led her to believe a sole, Cuban heel, and built on one of alua and Walanae 8:36 a. m., 5:31 but each time had' to put back on ac- - s011' wno re" frm the dome of tne medium's tale that she would on"ly live the new 'OS model, pointed toe lasts. p. m. ana was count of storms. , uicK uoservatory seriously so long as she kept in her home, has They don't elip at tb heel. Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill ani J. Dalzell Brown, wrecker of the Injured. at last decided to brave the spirits and Pearl City 17:46 a. m., "8:36 a. nx. 'Jalifornia Safe Deposit and Trust The refrigerator vessel Glacier, her house is to be sold. The place is PHICE, $3.50. 10:38 a. m., 1:40 p. m., 4:31 p. m., Company, will go on trial in San Fran which came around the Horn with one of tb largest and handsomest Tn 5:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m. cisco on April 24th. the fleet, has arrived at San Fran- - San Jose. WE HAVE SOME OTHEB NEW STYLES DISTINCTLY EXCLUSIVE. cisco to on of supplies Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa A woman was recently relieved of take a load for EASTERN AND MIDDLE WEST 8:36 a. m. and 5:31 p. m. $4000 at the Emeryville race track ty the fleet which it will meet at Sana Dally. tEx. Sunday. JSunday Only. some friends who took her money to Barbara. NEWS. MANUFACTURERS' SHOE COMPANY, LTD. Super-Viso- rs two-ho- ur The The Haleiwa Limited, a bet on a "sure thing." San Francisco Board of Frank J. Gould, youngest son of Jay PHONE 282. ss rep- train (only first-cla- tickets honored), The battleship fleet arrived off Coro-nad- o have asked California's Gould, has left his wife. leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:22 April 14, and received its first resentatives in Congress to aid in se- Joe Gans, the fighter, has started curing sites in the Yose-mi- te a. m.; returning,, arrives in Honolulu welcome to the United States since the reservoir West, to meet a boxer, . as yet un- at 10:10 p. m. The Limited stops only leaving Hampton Roads. Park for a proposed municipal named. at Pearl City and Walanae. Thirty-si- x thousand voters have reg water system. President Roosevelt's pet measures G. P. DENISON. F. istered in San Francisco for the pri- - Samuel Retkay, a teamster, killed face, sure death this session at the Superintendent. G. P. & T. A. mary and bond elections, the largest hirnself after trying to shoot David Stegeman, hands of Congress. number in several years. ' foreman of the Overland The Bryanites have so far been com- The San Francisco fleet reception Freight and Transfer stable, because pletely squelched in the New York SHIPPING AND COMMISSION committee been compelled to cut he thought the latter had insulted his INSURANCE has young State Democratic Convention. MERCHANT FIRE MARINE Fire Insurance out the use of fireworks owing to the daughter. Admiral Dewey favors Subig Bay as and lack of funds subscribed. The police of Portland captured three a Philippines, and robbers, killing one wounding an-- naval base in the Richard wmi rf nxwinn. v and the House has appropriated $100,000. B. t i For-- THE F. DILLINGHAM CO., been acquitted of the charge 'of steal-- fth,er a desperate battle. The third The Aldrlch bill faces defeat in the Agent LTD. Ino-- tin (Vlrt !n o 1T1 a "aa A rrA ,lot lice was l.ulllS. l" House. The House Committee will & river steamer last summer. officer wounded in the arm an report on the meas- ARTHUR SEWALL CO. General Agents for Hawaii during the fight. make adverse Bath, Me. A contractor uncovered a small coal Johy Cyty, owner of the Big Belle ure. Atlas Assurance Company of London. mine while excavating for a build- The Santa Fe Railroad has filed a PARROTT & CO. New York Underwriters' Agency. ing mine in Nevada, lost 250,000 shares in in the vicinity of O'Farrel and the mine, in a gambling game with denial to the government's charge San Francisco. Providence Washington Insurance Gough streets, San Francisco. that that railroad is controlled by E. Company. During past year, C. E. Jones, the proprietor of the the fiscal regular gambling hall. The shares were worth H. Harriman. monthly dividends amounting to $208,-195.- 20 thirty cents apiece Great Britain and the United States WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. w-e- distributed by the Cali- have agreed to submit the Newfound- The government has decide to sepa Federationist the long' list of non- After waiting fifteen years, James' J. to next fornia Fruit Canners' Association. Hill has arranged for the entrance of land fisheries dispute the rate the Atlantic fleet when It reaches union firms under the heading "We SUGAR FACTORS AND Governor Gillett of California has the Great Northern to Tacoma over Hague Tribunal. the Mediterranean on the homeward Don't Patronize." This Is due to the pardoned Edward Manase and J. W. A bill has been Introduced in Con- voyage, so that all the Invitations ex recent ruling of the Supreme Court by COMMISSION AGENTS the double tracks of the Northern Pa- - of Finley both of whom were sentenced cific In turn the N p gets an en gress to make an appropriation tended to the visiting fleet may be which a firm included in the list could Manager to be hanged this month at Folsom to $4,000,000 to buy suitable residences for accepted. sue for damages. Wm. G. Irwin.. President and Kubick, trance Vancouver. our "Vice-Preside- nt Frank a Portland contractor. two Sena- - ambassadors. The widow's pension bill raises the Mrs. Elizabeth d'Essauer, of Chicago, John D. Spreckels.. First The children of Mrs. Peter Rear-Admir- al Vice-Preside- was knocked down by thugs South-Francis- Mrs. Anna Dayton, mother of W. M. Giffard.. Second nt In San tro were &round to death by a co pension for the widows of soldiers of has secured a divorce from her hus- $7,500 c U. S. N., of Pa- M. and robbed of which em-Pacifi- Dayton, the Mexican, Indian and Civil Wars band, S. George d'Essauer. Some eight H. Whitney ....Treasurer switch engine in Los An Bend, the Richard Ivera...... Secretary he had just drawn from the bank geles before the eyes of their mother, cific squadron, died at South from $8 to $12 per month. This means years ago the latter became infatuated Two Berkeley boys have started on a lying point Indiana yesterday. pension will be with Helen Bertram, the actress, and W. F. Wilson Auditor She is at the of death on County, the list Increased about bicycle trip to Chile. They will pedal account of the shock. Senator McCarren of Kings $12,000,000. she, while dining with him at the Cllft AGENTS FOR 1 1 J J, .1 . - . read out of the House, to Curacoa, Mexico, and take a steam- vvr,liners ami nanes uenny, New York, has been The bill to prevent railroads and threw the ashes of her dead Oceanic Steamship Co., San Fran- er from there to the Chilean capital. (iianes Yolo County ranchmen, Democratic party, and his plans have corporations from getting out injunc husband, which she carried in a locket, $250,-00- 0 been utterly defeated. i l"t(L lne to show her cisco, Cal. The Masons have purchased a who were accused of starting grass - tions, preventing State officers from devotion to Refining Co., lot on Van Ness avenue, San Fran- Former United States Senator Chand- Western Sugar San fires, were acquitted within five min Washing performing their duties, was reported Francisco, Cal. cisco, on which they propose to erect utes by the jury who took one ballot. Her in a speech delivered in favorably by the Senate Judiciary An a result of the flrt conviction Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phlla a temple costing upward of $1,000,000. ton accuses President Roosevelt ot under the pure-for- d and drugs law, This is a record case. to trusts. Committee. delphia. Pa. Santa Cruz has obtained the privilege waiting five years surrendering the House has passed the naval bill, N. Harper, president of the Washing- After for her hus Complications have arisen and the The ton, D. Newall Universal Mill Co., Manu- of entertaining all of Admiral Evans' band to return, Mrs. Thomas H. Ken- which makes it possible for the Secre C, Chamber of Commerce, and facturers of National Cane Shredder, fleet after bombarding the, officials at Vanderbilt divorce case has been any a drug manufacturer, was fined $70 for ny has secured a divorce. Five years brought to a sudden halt. Some of tary of the Navy to purchase kind New York, Washington with letters and tlegrams. good-by- e, manufacturing and selling an alleged NY ago her husband kissed her have failed to appear. of a submarine boat he sees fit. For- Pacific Oil Transportation Co., San The Merchants' Exchange of Oakland go noe the witnesses to one boat, the mislabeled headache remedy. Presi- ostensibly to to work, and Burns-Jackso- n fight negotiations merly he was confined Francisco, Cal. has launched a campaign to prevent The type. dent Boosevelt wanted Harper Im- that time he has never been seen. have been called off, Jackson's man Holland prisoned, the Spring Valley Water Company's Dr. Halstead A. Stansfield, promi- Secretary Taft has approved of the but as it was the first encroachments on side bay. a ager declaring that Burns demands for off judge to NOTICE. that of the nent army physician, committed sui- plan to erect a dam 177 feet high across ns. the refused do more - $.10,000, win, lose or draw are Lieutenant Wm. S. Bowen, U. S.- A., cide at San Francisco. He has been the Missouri River near Helena, Mon- than fine the prisoner. now stationed at the Presidio, is tb tana. Except for Niagara falls this ANY WOMAN 6f GIRL NEEDING be neglect brooding over the death of his wife Charles Frnhman has accepted the FOEEION NEWS. invited to communi- tried for of duty. Social and child, who both Department will be the largest power plant in the help or advioe, is life Is down- died a short time invitation of the English said to have caused his ago wjithin an- United States. Tbe Crewe, cate, either in person or by letter, with fall. and a week of one of Yale University to allow Maude Earl of Lord President Ensign L. Anderson, matron of the other. Adams to play a Shakespearian role The Senate bill providing for the of the Council, has become leader in Nat Goodwin, the actor, who has policing of San Francisco harbor dur- Salvation Army Woman's Industrial mining man temporarily, Crooks reaped but a small harvest at Cambridge. the House of Lords. 1680 turned has at San Diego owing to the vigilance Congress limited the "river ing the stay of the fleet, has been Prussia is about to abolish the ex- Home. No. King street. in en- has arrived San Francisco and is of the police who were reinforced by diversion" bill and has accepted the favorably reported upon, and will prob- isting ministerial ban against crema- thusiastic over the prospects at Raw- " detectives from neighboring towns who War Department's amendment de ably be passed before the fleet reaches tion, after a discussion lasting twenty Wm. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd. hide. went there to study and get. acquaint- manding payments for water used to San Francisco. years. President Jordan has refused to take ed jsvho develop power. Colonel William F. Stewart, who was In- any with the crooks have flocked Poje Plus is worried over the note of the protest made by the to the Coast. Senator Foraker has started a fight recently exiled to a desolate and de- crease of divorces in the States,! AGENTS FOR. THE San sus- United Francisco alumni against the The Bernard plans for the Univer- against the Hepburn bill, which, If serted fort at Fort Grant, A. T., at a and Is considering the promulgation of Eng- pension forty-on- e - Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, of the students last sity of California, selected twelve successful,- - Will permit railroads to special onW of President Itoosevelt, son new edicts safeguarding the land. month. years ago in a competitive test, will continue as the owners and operators Jias been recalled owing to the fight sanctity of marriage. Scottish Union & National Insurance Governor Gillett of California de- be considered by the Board of Trus- of coal mines. hi friends made in his behalf. The historic garrison church In th Co., of Edinburg, Scotland. clares that a large armada is neces- tees next month for formal adoption. Professor W. W. Atwood, of the Employes of the Lake Torpedo Boat Magdeburg General In- sary in Nue Friedrifhstrasse, near Berlin, Wilhelma of the Pacific to insure our share The original plans have been some- Geology Department of the University company were before the House Com- dating from 1703, was totally destroyed surance Co. of trade. ' lo what altered. of Chicago has gone to Alaska to mittee investigating the submarine by Are. together with a valu-tM- col- Co., Ltd., of - Commercial Assurance Edna Goodrich, former leading lady Four hundred persons from the cate a site for a great coaling station boat scandal. James Lakem, vice pres- lection of regimental flags by London. - with Nat C. Goodwin, to mar- carried is be steamer Umatilla are detained In for the government. ident of the company, has returned to German armies In various wars. ried to James M. MacMIllan. a Nevada begun his fight and wi'.l be subpoenaed. cooled cylinder. quarantine on Angel Island for four- Senator Foraker has America If Belgium has not annexed the Cori-p-- o FRANKLIN Air mining operator who has his home In teen days because a case small- in the Senate to force the government It if reported that the National Bank Independent Berkeley. of summarily may Stato by June next CADILLAC An easy going car. pox was discovered on the steamer to restore the negro soldiers of Commerce of New York be Great Britain and the United States ssasvation Army has opened a ! d army on account by City BanK. e ine urine- the run from Pusret Sound to dismissed from the absorbed the National will-tak- steps to comne! the Congo home for young women on upper Mar- affray. capitalized $2".000,000 CAMERON A new car here, and San Francisco. . of the Brownsville Each bank is at Government to observe Its treaty ket street, San Francisco. build- 70-fo- The A ot dam at Hauser Lake, near Employes of the robber land barons and the total amount of deposits would rights, good. ing will accommodate about fifty work- as which have been "openly and Helena, Montana, has broken and peo- are testifying in Washington to the amount to $323.671,2'X, outrivaling the persistently violated." ' agents for these ma- ing girls. ple methods used by the wealthy men con- Bank of England. We are The French and cars are fleeing to the hills. The town An expedition his left France to invoice on the Italian in the of Craig in Lewis and Clark County cerned in the John W. FoPtr, an authority on in chines and have an New York-Pari- s race have left Seattle spend considerable time studying the is twenty feet under water. Four land fraud ca?es. ternational law, has informed the Sen migration of the whale family, which way. for Japan. The American car. which It is thought a recount of the ate that the asphalt trust of Vene was hundred people have been rendered that is now disappearing from the vicinity r turned back in Alaska will ieae votes in New York municipal elec- zuela has its right to the protection 4.. a days. homeless so far. the lot of Newfoundland. Its old haunts. in few Owing to a tion held last year, will show that of the United States by entering into Miss Carmen Ghirardelli, daughter mistake at the Presidio gov- The Prince of Monaco assisted In Associated Garage of the salute fired by cruis- Hearst was elected over the Incum- a conspiracy against me uastro the chocolate magnate, saved $2000 the Peruvian ernment of Venezuela. financing the expedition. er Almirant Grau on entering the bent, George B. McClellan. concerned Jn H. E. MURRAY, Manager. worth of jewels at a risk of her life name has been Chelsea, Massachusetts, which re- Three anarchists the harbor was not answered for twenty-eig- ht Julia Marlowe's recent bomb explosions Barcelona, during the burning of the Rounthwaite cleared of any suspicion in the divorce cently had a Jfi.QOO.OW fire, is rapidly at Merchant St. Phone 388. home, hours. The cruiser saluted at have been sentenced to die. A mother in Piedmunt. the wrong place and it was not heard case of Clara L. Von Herman against getting things in shape and caring fo The wife of the mayor of Sacra- which she the homeless. The insurance will of one of the anarchists handd her at the Presidio. Darl S. Von Herman, in son a In court with which to mento. Cal., gave husband a pub - $4,nW,0W, knife her Some of San Francisco's supervisors was named as core--- tm- nr. amount to almost and the was prevented Send Your Suit lic scolding because he allowed Emma Lloyd steamep city government has taken steps to commit suicide, but he object to raising the salary of City The North German from doing so by the guards. " Goldman, the anarchist, to address a $1,00.000 necessary To the Engineer Marsden Manson from $3000 Kmnprinzessin Cecelie dropped her borrow if to rebuild meeting In Sacramento. to $swi0 a year, but a compromise will port propeller off Nantucket Light- the municipal buildings. EAGLE DYEING AND A Catholic priest at Reno, Nevada, probably result in his being given the ship, but continued her voyage. She President Oompers of the American BEAD THE ADVE2TISEB WORKS pleaded with the workingmen and salary Plymouth one day Federation of Labor has removed CLEANING latter when the new appropria- should arrive at WOBLD'S NEWS DAILY Telephone E76 FOilX STREET finally ended a strike which has tied tion is made for next year. late. from the columns of the American THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1908.

' NOTICE TO KIHEI "STOCK--! r J HOLDERS. 1 1 Let the Bitters ! The do PROVE TO YOU Odd Fellowship Definite arrangements having been medicine to restore made for the sale of the property of St That it is just the Co., Ltd., on July your appetite, aid digestion, open up the Kihei Plantation U! clogged bowels and make you strong 1st, 190S, the agents of said Company, nas aone so in Messrs, Alexander & Baldwin, Limited, and robust again, it AN ADDRESS BY JUDGE P. R. QUARLES AT TIEE CELEBRATION Vi Lj One of rr QTinnnnPA that rm nrA a ffor tine thousands of other cases. bottle NrNETY-EIGIIT- OF THE H ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOUND- 1st day of May, 1908, they are willing JUi ING OF THE ORDER, HONOLULU, APRIL 26, 1908. to purchase any and all shares of stock Hostetter's of said Kihei Plantation Company, Offer to the Trade Their Mill Products, including the fol- Limited, at the rate of $10 'per share, lowing- Celebrated Brands: Stomach Brother Odd Fellows, Sister Rebekahs, clothes, Is the peer of those who live said sum being the estimated amount bi Bitters Ladies and Gentlemen: in luxury and ease; is the handiwork per share which it is expected will be "GOLDEN GATE," "SPERRY," "DRIFTED SNOW," ,of the great Creator after whose like realized as net proceeds from the sale i A few days ago I was informed by ness man was rormea. a "MAPLE LEAF," "SOUND RING," "RED will be sufficient it teacnes of said property. SHIELD' tiae a committee that I had been selected veneration for religion and subordina J. WATERHOTJSE. w to demonstrate its you upon government, yet and other Family and Baker Flour. Also lec! STOMACH. wonderful merit te deliver an address to tion to civil it avoids Treasurer, Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd. yc m " th religious sects and 8020 fen. and being backed this occasion; I was given no choice in affl?5t' BRAN, SHORTS, MIDDLINGS, ROLLED BARLEY, and by a 54 years' the matter, but simply given orders, teaches the ieSson of "peace on earth, the famous CAPITOL MILLS the record of cures ! CEREALS. ana unaerstana tnat 1 must ODey. good will towards men. it teacnes a ATTENTION DEMOCRATS use should appeal to all religions, all faiths, The Sperry Products have been every sick man Now. should you be disappointed in toleration for for over fifty years the ... , . , . . all creeds. accepts into its to i and woman. It and It The Democratic Precinct Club 'of the standard of quality for the Pacific Coast. anc - cares and prevents charge to committee for making Third Precinct of the Fourth District it the declining to recognize any difference will meet Monday evening, April 27, yet, Indigestioa, a poor selection. I am not going to between them; church affiliation at 1515 Young street, at 7:30 p. m. to Dyspepsia, take the usual course of public speak- - s not a qualification for membership make nominations for the primaries to Costiveness, . . in the Order. And, while this is true, May 4. of Ask your Grocer for them. ers and tell you tnat you win hear a man can be held All Democrats the Biliousness, lt i8 also true that no enter precinct are urged to attend. 278 Kidney Bis, good speech because I have prepared the threshold of the Order without a it myself; nor, to tell you that I will solemn declaration that he believes In COAL, Robert Innes Lillie, and Malaria, great Being, PROPOSALS FOR WOOD, Fever and Ague. more than hours on this the existence of a Eternal Oil, B. S. Gasoline. mmm1 not talk three our Father in whom alone we live, Mineral Coal and i" RESIDENT MANAGER. ae- - occasion. an(j move, being. Office of the Depot Quartermaster, Ho- Try it witnout and have our It is 27, 1908. pro ay. April 26th, 1819, small assemblage not church, is not the partisan of nolulu, H. T., April Sealed Honolulu a a Proposals, in triplicate, will be receiv- Office: Hilo Office: any church or sect, yet is teaching - rich i of men met' in the city of Baltimore, in it 28, 1908, 11 Robinson Bldg., Queen St. Spreckels Bldg., King- the virtues; is serving humanity: is ed here until May a. In., St. hair the State of Maryland, and organized preachIng. and practising friendship, and then opened, for furnishing during that grand fraternal order since known ove truth, faith, hope, charity and a the fiscal year commencing July 1, rreptr i j as the Independent Order of Odd Fel- - universal fraternity. It is seeking to 1908, and ending June 30, 1909, wood, kindling wood, coal, B. S. coal, min- Accidents eighty-nint- levate man to lift him out of the 1 lows, whose h anniversary gasoUne Depot EOL circumscribed circle of selfishness, with eral dil and for the will we have this night jnet to celebrate. Jtg attendin& vices ana prejudices, in at Honolulu and Fort Shafter, H. T. TELEGRAM Around the House Starting without wealth or funds, with ywhich he is wont to travel, and to im-Ju- st Preference given to articles of Ameri Mak a small handful of earnest men, bue him with a full realization of his can production, conditions of quality . Indianapolis, Ind., March 24, 1908. good; is seeking to price (including in the price of Wil begin-- for it and Stoddard-Dayto- n the Order has grown until the eJ.ghten hlg and t0. enlarge the foreign productions the duty thereon) Motor Car Co., Lo often require attention before ning of the year just passed It num-- sphere of his affections until they being equal, and such preference given Dayton, Ohio. H the arrival of a physician. Get a bered 15.6S7 subordinate lodges, 3,375 reach out and embrace all mankind, to articles of Amercan production pro- larg: package of subordinate encampments, and 7,770 K teaches the imperative duty of suc- - duced on the Pacific Coast to extent Model K wins first in $2750.00 class, first in $3500.00 class, first coring the stranger in distress of giv-- of consumption required by the public in $3500.00 and over, defeating all entries, regardless of H. P. Also roor ach. Rebekah lodges. It had theretofore jng. food when ,g hIm fest and fle serviice there, information lurnisnea 8-- H into membership in its subor-- weary hungry enquiring special time prize winning hill record; Model wins third in bath j iirn initiated and without on application to Captain E. H. Hum- RED 1v dinate lodges more than three millions, his country or. creed, or seeking to phrey, Depot Quartermaster, Honolulu, $1000.00 to $1800.00 class. . may S had extended financial aid to three and farn misfortune by which he H. T. fallen, or the destiny by which 28, 30, 26, three-quarte- 8023April 27, 29. May 27 houj r, millions or people, and for-ha- ! i he may be controlled. It teaches d expended more than fifteen mil-- bearance and forgiveness and enjoinsj L injured ( IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE First aid to the contain lion of dollars in relieving distress, upon its members the duty of going ing everything for the purpose. to a brother who offends, and telling THIRD CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF shad every Notwithstanding the decimation of its HAWAII. AT CHAMBERS. IN vi- One of these should be in him m k,ndnesg and ,ove of nig fau ' - home. ranks by death during these 89 years, and extending to him forgiveness. It PROBATE. day Impresses lesson of of Hono- Prices from $1.50 to $7.50. Its total membership on the first the beautiful of the In the Matter the Estate eis of January, 1907, amounted to 1,709,533. good Samaritan relieving the distress lulu Kekoa, Deceased. are It paid out for, relief of its members, of the wounded traveler, and com-the- ir Order of Notice of Hearing Petition I i widows and orphans during the mands that brotherly love so forcibly - for Allowance of Final Accounts, Benson, Smith & Gc. year of 1906, the sum of $5,005,753.37, and exemplified by the beautiful lesson of Distribution and Discharge. for-- Jonathan and David. It wipes the tear had invested funds approximating On reading and filing the petition LTD. ty-fi- ve . in- - of sorrow from the eye of the widowed, millions of dollars. The accounts of R. T. Forrest, ad- membership during feeds- - clothes and educates the orphan, and Corner Hotel and Fort Streets crease in its the ministrator of said estate, of the Dis- IS CAR. year 1906 to 108,821. So is and makes it the imperative duty of HERE THE amounted it trict of Kau, Hawaii,, T. H., wherein v. safe to say that its membership today Vfery onevof it3 members to relieve approximates in rniin1 mimhorq twn uioncoa iiciicvci ii, pussiuie iu UU he asks to be allowed $248.35, and he OS" In these matters is doing a charges himself with $2302.10, and asks Cat PRODUCTS milHons of earnest men and women, it mm-You- ng ,tu .oCf nniT, r 1&vSe P&Tt of the work of the church that the same may be examined and The von He Co., Ltd, 1 a church' but one of the best help- - approved, and that a final order may numaniiy. ers Yet, mis- - prop rejoice in our order of the church. there is a be made of distribution of the We the fact that taken idea &m Bakery ts ana growing, ana. mn erty remaining in his hands to the Love's prospering in the leading fraternal orderg are an- - persons thereto entitled, and discharg- celebrating tms anniversary or u tagonistic to the churches, birth, we rejoice in knowledge and that a ing him and his sureties from all fur the that church member has no business in our ther responsibility as such adminis Wfuibine-roamifaetur- th order is founded upon the highest ed Goods; Baked Grder No greater mistake couId be trator, plane , of citizenship; upon broad hu-- made. Personally, I wish that every It is Ordered, That Tuesday, the 12th Daily manitarian lines; and. uoon the no- - ehurch member, and every minister of and purest principles ac- - day of May, A. D. 190S, at ten o'clock T." blest that the gospel of righteousness was a real a. m., before the Judge of said Court tuate individuals in the highest pos-- Odd today. riot Aver live Fellow It would courtroom of said Court Is sible field of human endeavor. Are impair, but enhance usefulness, at the the at M. their Kailua, Kona, Island of Hawaii, ( Saloon Pilot you glad that you belong to this great No churchman, whether he belongs to North Our shoe repair shop has grown rapidly of ply Order? feel proud" tonight or be and the same hereby is appointed late, and, since we have had many Judd I that I the ministry to the Iaiety, would as place hearing requests for Co Pilot and am an Odd Fellow. be a less potent factor in the great the time and for said shoes made to order by hand, we have decided MJ - petition and accounts, and thatx all to tr to Odd Fellowship stands for some- field of human endeavor by reason of enlarge our establishment and give the public thing. for the purity of the membership in our Order, on persons interested may then and there the .TO It stands but the appear cause, If any they benefit of an Soda Crackers home. It stands for the cardinal vir- - other hand it would strengthen his and show expert workmanship and materials in Corn tues; for honesty, integrity, sobriety, hands and equip him for more effective have, why the same should not be shoes made to order. We employ the highest Til granted, and may present evidence as Ho A truth, justice, mercy and charity. It work. grade "workmen whose efficiency is unquestioned re for sale by the following flrmi is opposed to vice in all forms. to to who are entitled to the said prop its I referred the large number of the erty. order, and the lasts are the latest and best known to the Ho to-van- And notice of this in While marching with ad-- members of our as ce that lnj . HENRY MAY & CO., abreast the Order it exists craft. agents of civilization, it incul- - day. Pardon me if I go farther and the English language, be published in Lo wh J, M. LEVY & CO., cates the virtues of the ancient Patri-- say that only a portion of mankind the Pacific Commercial Advertiser, a Ho archs, and commends the simplicity of who believe and teach and practise the newspaper printed and published in VICKERS' SHOE REPAIR T. H. DAVIES & CO., their lives. It is the foe of oppres- - principles of our Order are affiliated Honolulu, T. H., once a week for three : : : SHOP champfon of tolerance, with it as members. We can make successive weeks, the last? publication H HACKFELD & CO., slon, and the this 1 1 UNION STRREET. P. O. The study of looking after the welfare acknowledgment without injustice to to be not less than two weeks previous 19 Box 567. C. J. DAY & CO., of our brother is enjoined upon each ourselves, and with gladness that it is to the time therein appointed for said Odd Fellow, and we are taught that true- - Look around you every day hearing. Be GONSALVES & CO. we are, to some extent, out brother's yu need not S to some distant land Dated at said Kailua, this 2Sth day keeper. The laws of our Order pro-- in order, to see our principles practised of March, 1908. NEW hibit its member from engaging in the by those who are not on the roll of (gd.) - to find acts of broth- - JOHN ALBERT MATTHEWMAN, Co- sale of intoxicating liquors at retail; ou,r membership; Hollywood Carbon from being habitues of saloons; and, er'y V?J Ie sarifl"s mafe to help . Judge. t1 Prints from intoxication; and a violation of smooth the way for the sufferer, and Attest: a qulck Ponae to cry distress, Upholstery SFabFics these laws subjects the erring member the of JOHN GREIG, FOE EAS1E E The day my to expulsion from the Order. It is not other while on way to Clerk. MAKE THE OLD LOOK Pacific Picture Framing Co. as popularly supposed by those who W offlce 1 overtook a little maiden of 8005 Apr. 6, 13, 20, 27. LIKE NEW. me ten summers; she was barefoot- - r Nuuanu, below Hotel are out of the Order, and who have Your upholstered furniture " the pieces not investigated its rules and laws, a cneap U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE, Hono- you prize most straw She 1908. pro- mere beneficial society, having for Its hat. carried in her hand a lulu, T. H., April 1, Sealed highly on account of the associations they recall can be made 8 splendid bouquet of fragrant roses. posals for furnishing cement will be principal object the belief of its mem to look beautiful and to be serviceable. You should have the Ne She seemed timid and shy, but I spoke received here 12 noon, April 30, bers in distress; and is, in no sense, until frames repaired and repolished, that is all of the wood that Th Reis is chari- - 1908, and then publicly opened. In- anue an insurance association It to schoolf when she that she shows after. the piece is upholstered. Then let us reupholster table, and benevolent in its character wag formation furnished on application. C. abi I then ,.T m- W. OTWELL, Captain, Engineers. the pieces. lulu. ana ooje-cis- anu, wime n pays sick. roses for teacher," and she said: "yes." Hi benefits, benefits; clothes 8009 Apr. 10, 11, 13. 14, 27, 28. We have just received a fine lot of upholstery goods as POPE-HARTFOR- D, and burial And we M 'THE LATEST MODEL while walked some three : and educates the orphan and cares for blocks together she gave me an insight follows time 1908. and the widows of deceased members, into her home life. Her mother was hat, bade me good-by- e, and dismissed degr indigent age, TAPESTRIES Art goods and new effects, and fine reproductions of its members in old nurses raising roses; she bow oia-tun- had good success me with a dignified and graceful e tapestries, the latter being patterns and colorings suit- c Ue The best automobile in the city, to the i sick and relieves the distressed, with them and could sell them all- - which would have done, credit to a able for use on antiques and colonial am these things are done in pure benev-- although poor, gol- furniture. n carry four passengers, can be had at having the care of an Chesterfield, He was obeying the San olence. aged grandmother Fellowship per- BEOCATELS. ny hour, day or night, by calling up and a Daralvtic den rule of Odd and, tt Odd Fellowship teaches its members grandfather, the goodness of this wo- - haps, unconsciously practising its prin- SILK DAMASKS. s Manuel Reis, telephone 290; von to obey the laws and institutions-unde- r man's heart, aided and abetted by this ciples. It is refreshing in this day of VELOUES AND FLUSHES. Hamm-Youn- g garage, telephone 200, which they live; to be grateful to their little uncrowned queen, was giving sordidness and greed to run across or her first-cla- u to country, and We guarantee all of our work to be ss in every particular. my residence, telephone 1097. Creator; faithful their flowers to the sick, and sending them these children of nature who, innately, tara fraternal to their fellow man. No ob- - to the holy Sisters who are spending possess the instincts of a great fra-ternalis- m, Our upholsterers are Europeans who have been at their trade from boy-ioo- d. p ligation or an Oda ellow connicts tneir lives in teaching the poor who and who are unselfishly We do no shoddy work and have no boy labor. with any of his duties to the State; are unable to pay for an education. striving to make others happier. I Estimates cheerfully given on upholstery work, cushion work, etc., p Boquets but, on the other hand, it teaches him On separating, this little maiden said speak of these incidents, not much in and work turned out promptly. Sill M id to be faithful and loyal to his country, in her broken English I judged her to themselves, as illustrative of the fact i. vigilant in the discharge of every duij be Portuguese "Won't you have a that in the divine order of things there & L - J. HO PR CO, Til. of good citizenship, and punishes, vio- rose?" And gave me one of her sweet- - is implanted within our breasts an in- BJ Mrs. Ethel Taylor lations of law of land with ex- - est ones which I I the the thankfully accepted, nate consciousness that the ties of a 1S5 KING STREET. (Lewers & Cooke Building.) B YOUNG BUIIA-IN- pulsion from the Order. The fear that and pinned on the lapel of my coat, common humanity should unite all in- U exists in the minds of many people saying in my heart "God bless vou lit- - telligent creatures one great fra- into rw E that they cannot become Odd Fellows tie one, you are practising the prin-witho- ut ternity. taking upon themselves vows ciples of Odd Fellowship." Sitting, at eventide, on the lanai of T S TlkB and obligations that conflict with their A few days after our arrival and the residence which I occupy on Pros- - of blamy breeze, and the lavish beau- ing daily those cardinal virtues pecu- duties to their country Is absolutely locating in a home on the side of pect street, with the city beneath my ties of Nature, to entertain and prac- liar to our beloved Order? Are we flaw SMOKING TOBACCO without foundation. Membership in Punchbowl Hill, I started out with my feet, looking out upon lovely homes tise the noble sentiments and intrinsic showing by our daily walk that we N our Order is conducive to the highest little son and daughter to find the surrounded by green lawns and wav virtues of Odd Fellowship than here are Odd Fellows in spirit and in truth, rect FTTSPATEICK BE03. types of loyalty and good citizenship. High School, and did not know ing palms, the ,broad expanse ocean Here, gentle as we rro way. the of in beautiful Hawaii. the well as by profession? If not, ICTXTLE CXQAB STORE. Odd Fellowship favors no particular We had not proceeded far until before mt. watching the setting sun. influences of fraternal friendship and are remiss in our duty, and are not to religious sect, no religious creed, we came to J has where a number of streets the azure sky overhead, and gazing the open hand of brotherly love tend fulfilling our mission. It is more im- In t yet i tolerates all sects and creeds. It seemed to run into each other and then with rapture uoon the bank of clouds to bless the mind with peace and sof- portant to be a thing than to claim win recognizes and teaches the existence of reach out in divergent directions, and j skirting the western horizon upon ten the heart with sympathy. Sympa- to be it; more important to do good, u: being, accepts we were a ROYAL HOUSE the Great Author of our at loss to know which way which the mellow glow of the depart-an- d thy with our environment under such to .xtend charity, to relieve distress, to wln go. i adopts the Bible as an integral to Just then a young lass of about ing sun is thrown, the eye encounters conditions naturally tend to make us nurse the sick, than lt is to teach that houi part of Odd Fellowship, and no lodge seventeen years, a native maiden, on a wealth and of colorine na-- - varietv tolerant of the Opinions and sentiments these things should be done. As the Fourth and Howard Sis. can be legally held without the pres- her way to the Catholic school came ! ture's beauteous blending of harmonv hof to us kindly disposed tree Is along others; make known by its fruits, so is an ence of the Bible. Our institution is and I enquired the wav to thol which the nnvortv f wnrria nont to those around us; and, to actuate us Odd Fellow known by his deeds. To Fo i: upon possiDie nu- - SAN FRANCISCO, CAL iounaea tne Droaaest ttign scnooi; she then, with the grace picture; and which, to be fully appre- in extending ready assistance in the each Odd Fellow and Rebekah present manitarian lines, teaching that all and courtesy of a lady of refinement ciated, must be seen. Standing here relief of suffering and distress when- tonight, come desire, spring a common parent; all and culture, there should the P. L. TURPIN, Prop. from that said: "Come with me and before you tonight, recalling some or ever the opportunity presents itself. on this our natal day. to live more War are brothers, and as such bound to I will show you." She then led us to these marvelous scenes, remembering Hence, to the visiting Odd Fellow who loyal to our beloved Order: to work ' Thoi 200-roo- be- - EUROPEAN PULN. m reinforced cherish and to protect our fellow where we wanted to go, goiner some that no two of these wonderful sun- is loyal to the Order, who sympathizes more persistently for welfare; and, lie bmllding, containing alt modern ings. great principal fraternity its " This of distance out of wav . roncrt Reading Room, Parlor, her to show sets seem to be just the same, lost in with its teachings and injunctions, to exemplify in our actions the beau- . Oro conveniences. ladies' is the real cornerstone of our Order, the preparatory department tr wh?r, at this ttc. Rates same as before the fire SOc, 7Sc, - admiration harmonious blending who sees and appreciates the Influ- ties and virtues of our fraternity. And Buff weekly emphasizes brother- she presumed, we awe-stru- ck Jit. OO and. ft.SO pmr day. Special and the universal wanted to ex Un- - of nature's beauties, at the ences of your surroundings, It Is not to those with us tonight, who are not WSher t ates. Two blocks from Fourth and Market hood of man, and eschews the false consciously she was practising weird 4 From dock take street car and transfer W the and fantastic wonders of this strange to find two flourishing subordi- Odd Fellows or Rebekahs: we thank Log; distinctions of society. It seeks to im- - principles of Odd Fellowship by suc-- powerless, J'ourth street. press enchanted land: as I am, nate lodges, two progressive Rebekah you for your presence and sympathy, Iix, CAFE CONNECTI03. by precept and example the idea coring the stranger in distress, to keep from thinking of your gentle lodges, wide encampment, and come in She, IN man hard- - Again, a awake trust that the time will that the whose hands are I was at a loss to know how zephyrs, of your magnificent land- and a successful Canton here in beau- the near future when you will be with I; ened by toil; whose face is grimy from to find my way to a certain point to scapes where yon nave sell, the ethereal blue seems tiful Honolulu. But, sisters, brothers, us In name, In spirit and in truth. if anything to tell the smoke of the fierce battle of life; which I wanted to go, and made en- - to meet and kiss the green foliage up- we doing now, nbout place. Buyers - are our full duty In building And feeling that I shouM not it in the market who, by the sweat of his face, is earn- Quiry of an old man, a swarthy na on your mountain tops the thought up this great Order, and in promulgat- further trespass upon your time, in meet al- - tive, and sellers in our classified ad. ling bread for himself and family, who went out of his way to show comes that in no land and in no clime ing beneficent teachings? friendship, bid you X1 JlTI r r I rtii TC;i 1 n il n rr r f Mf Si Tin Q its But, what love and truth, I tbiiuunuh ah viuurlo illIn v v i iawia a vs u.. u . r uif fofv v rtnlnvi it so, took off his is man more fitted by the Influences is of more importance, are we practis good night. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, APRIL 37, 1908.

0i You Can't MARINE do better than to make your Stock and Bond deals through A cablt-ra- was received yester- We are reliable, responsible day afternoon by local agency oi A os. the vs. v the Merchants' Exchange, from Van- TT f yi:i.'rJL 4 STOCK and BOND couver, to the eff'ect that the Canadia- n-Australian steamship Mara ma mm in. BROKERS yesterday put back to port with her " ft.'J Z4 v- air pumps broken. - X"XZ4 -' The RIGHT ' Broker in your The Marama arrived, at Vancouver ! from Colonies, port, on IS the ideal dentifrice. It business deals may mean the the via this April 7. On Friday last she sailed from and success of a big venture; the Vancouver for Honolulu and Austra- arrests prevents decay in lia. Two days at sea her air pumps WRONG one, failure. When " teeth imparts an agreeable fra 1 i gave om and he was compelled to re- 14 - you're buying or selling, call on turn for repairs. . grance to the breathneutralizes She was due to arrive here on May j 2. nest Saturday, but will probably be all acids destroys all germs and several days late. " "SIT keeps the mouth sweet and clean. TRANSPOET BOTS ASHORE. v-- it" There were several hundred men of Dentists strongly recommend 1 liiilii the Second Infantry and the Fifth Boradent Tooth Paste because it is 11 ceipm, lit FieM Artillery, passengers aboard the made with a miJk of magnesia transport Crook, ashore 'yesterday, ' patronizing restaurants, soda stands, . base the greatest antacid i. 1 - s hacks, buggies, fruit stores, street cars e? H- ft and curio stores. There was the usual known to dentistry. Ask rush for postal cards and several your dentist. thousand were mailed. The Crook, as PRESIDENT J. A. KENNEDY, INTEE-ISLAN- D STEAM NAVIGA- do most of the transports, carries her TION COMPANY. own picture postal, several of them in At ! Jraniit S fact, one of the vessel, one of the ca Irwf fWrinii Cm mas&f- -' ana omers oc men several S. F. for Hon., April 25. aboard and these, added to the souve- SHIPPING NOTES. .' H. WRIGHT. Am. me nirs purchased here will make heavy due to C schr.. from Irmgard is about hukona for s, F Apr 17 additions to the next mails to Orient arrive at Francisco from this - $2,400.00 and Occident. J5an HILONIAN. M. N. Co. S. John- Prt-- son, from Hon. for S. F., April ZL X W, Q. HALL TTLOl'I KAUAI. At present it is expected that thejHONOlPU, Am. schr., ar. S. F. from will pay for a well built house in transport Crook wilt sail for San 17. The steamer W. G. Hall, Captain Hana. Mar. LfillO LETTER LIST flEiS i! THE Makiki district, one block mauka Francisco at 11 o'clock next Thursday HAWAIIAN ISLES, Am. sp., Mallett; Thompson, from Kauai, arrived at 4:2 morning. from Newcastle for KahuluL via S. ; o'clock yesterday morning with 14 F., Jan. 25. Wilder Avenue car line. The steamer Mauna Kea. sails at Letters remaining uncalled in GARDEN ISLE cabin and 25 deck passengers, 21 of noon tomorrow for Hilo and way ports. HAMPSTEAD, Br. a S., from Hilo for for the House contains two bedrooms, the latter being Japanese. She brought The steamer Mauna Loa sails for Newcastle, Feb. 25. General Delivery for the week ending '5.000 tags of K. P. sugar. 40 barrel tomorrow. HAWAII. Am. 'bkt., Gunderson. ar. April 25th, 1908: large-mosquit- Ianai, living Hawaii ports at noon proof 16 I G W ti of empty bottles. empty wine bar America Maru ex- Grays Harbor from MaJcaweli, Mar. Bartlett, Johnson, M Kekaha Sugar Company expects la 6 10 10 bags The T. K. K. is 28. Bell, Mrs Jenny Jones. Capt C room, dining room, kitchen and rels, empty drums. hogs, pected Orient on Friday and T the near future to extend its cane arc of cocoanuts and 20 packages of sun from the HELENE, Am. schr.. Thompson, ar. Bechert, Spencer H Jones, Miss Ellen G 4 may Francisco, taking by something like seven hundred acres ' experienced sail for San S. Apr. 18. Bright, Miss S L Koitu, JJenry bathroom. dries. Fine weather was in aft- F. from Hon., Jr throughout. Mikahala is rported the next mail to the Coast, the HOLYWOOD, Br. bk from Iquique Bulke, J Larsen. Wm of rich virgin land, thanks to the ditch n ; The ernoon day or Saturday morn- Jr Servants' quarters, carriage 3,500 sugar Wai-me- a. of that Hon., 16. Carson, Frits Lubeck. Chas to u loading bags of at ing. for March and electric plant be Installed by ;1 - Chandler, D W Miller, Mrs y house. " Sugar ready for shipment on IRMGARD, Am. bkt, from Hon. for J the Hawaiian Electric Company. Kauai is as follows: W., S.500; K. S. M., MOVEMENTS OF SHIPPING. S. F Apr. 10. Christian, Walter Murphy, Frank Lawrence Mundon was fined $30 at fl and 8.S90; G. & R. 7,024; Mak 20,433; McB., IROQUOIS, U. S. S., tarter, r. Hon. Christianson, Mrs Mullietner. Mrs Kapaa for tuning with dynamite. Pa-l- a, Lot is 80x156; good lawn ADATO, Br. S. S., from Eleele for O'Malley. 29,721; Koloa. 11,200; Lihue, 3,926; Ma-ke- e, .from Midway. March 26. Walter Miss Kahilikolo and Nala Kapule plead ' Newcastle, Apr. 12. Clark, Mr and Mrs Mollie shade. , 49,000; H. M., 22.794; G. 8,466. Yarneberg, JAMES ROLPH, Am. schr.. Olesen, guilty to a similar charge and had A. J. WEST, Am. schr., from S. F. Hilo, April 19. Ccoley, Harriet K Pinl. Henry sentence suspended Apr. 9. for for four months. NEVADAN TOE KAHULUL from Hon. for Grays Harbor. JOHN AND WINTHROP, Am. wh. Dickson, Miss Raymond, Mrs R. Stuesser, Koloa timekeeper. S-- , the Ne-vad- an, ALAMEDA. O. S. Dowdell, from Dobbing, Edward Mary BISHOP TRUST GO,, Ltd, The American-Hawaiia- n S. S. bk., Shorey. from Hon. (off port for Is recovering from a threatened Hon. for S. F., April 22. Dower. James 'Rennecker. Alvin attack A.-- H. repairs to donkey engine, Feb. 6), on of typhoid. the baby of the Pacific A.-- H. S. S-- , Minne- ALASKAN. ar. Seattle Feb. 24. Dreunium, Mrs Room (of Huddy U BETHEL STREET fleet, which arrived here Saturday from E. F., April 21. cruise. Drtscoll. M sota.), Miss Dr. has decided to locate In JOHN ENA, Am. sp., Madsen, ar. Hon. Lihtie. ; morning Francisco, ALEXANDER ISENBERG? Ger. sp., ' Echart, Mrs P E Sayres, Mrs West from San left at from Norfolk, April 2. , - Mrs. D. e--f 27. Emma, Mrs Lady Alice Mr. and H. Floggett 5 o'clock last evening for Kahulul with from Brenien for Hon.. Mar. KAIULANI, Am. bk., from S. for Steiner, Mrs TJ. F. Ferries, Miss M Kauai are to leave the district and several passengers, to discharge what ALEXANDER, S. collier, ar. S. F. Hon.. April 26.' F L up William O. Smith Hon., Apr. ,12. J 2 Swift, Mathew take their residence at Pala, Maul, freight she brought from the Coast for from KASATO MARU, Jap. S. S., Mori, posi- ALICE COOKE, Am. schr., ar. Florence, Mrs Swift, Mathew C where the former has accepted a tl Maui port and to take on sugar. Seattle from Hon.. for Yokohama, Mar. 17. tion. She will return here Wednesday morn- from Hon., April 1. Fountain, Miss Taylor, Lee Trust Department - KOREA, P. M. S. S., from Hon. for Anna Thorn piston Okihara and wife were recently fined , ex- ALUMNA, Am. schr., Simmle, ar. Ka- ing and complete sugar cargi S. April 23. $50 $300 Hof-gaar- d's 21. F.. Froc Eownsend. N and respctlvejy In Judge ffistatea Managed, Revenues Collected, pecting to sail for San Francisco hului from Taltal, April KLIKITAT, Am. bkt., Cutler, ar. Hon. licher.John AMY TURNER, Am. , bk., Warland, Gabril, Mrs Wataon. W B court, for circumventing the t Loans and Investments Made. Thursday evening. from Port Gamble, April 9. George, Miss Lucy White, Robert liquor law. from Hon. for S. F., April 15. S- I Maru is scheduled LANSING, - S., -- ; Since the America Am. from Hon. for (2) V . White. Mrs F 11 Saturday, AORANGI, Br. S. Sn from Brisbane 26. Insurance to sail for. the Coast on Jt is Kihei, April Gerner. Carl A Wilson, R H not likely that the Ne-vada- will tak for Hon., Apr. 16. LUKA. Am. schr., Schlemmer, ar. Hon. &QXNT ENGLISH-AMERICA- N Gillette, Mrs Woodward, John is TOR maiL She will, however, go with all ASTRAL, Am. sp., Dunham, from Hilo from Laysan, April 15. . A SILLY SAYING. April 6. Guntherm, Adellna' (3) UNDERWRITERS. her passenger accommodations taken. for Delaware Breakwater, MARAMA, C.-- A. S. S., from Vancouver is a common but sill opin. , ATLAS, Am. sp., from Kahulul for Hanson. Mrs Eva Young, F S "It j i'" MOLOKAL for Hon., April 24, (put back with air Hendric, Mrs Elis- - McCarty, GeoJ Ion prevailing among a cer- Real Estate PEOM MAUI AND Delaware Breakwater, Apr. 9. pumps broken, April 26). - beth McKague, Dan tain class of people that the ports ALBERT, Am. bk., ar. S. F. from Ka- MEXICAN, A.-- H. S. S., Nichols, . I RENT. - From Maui and Molokai the ar. Hulett, Edwin O worse a remedy tastes, smells c FOR anapali, April 23. Hon. from Seattle, April 24. premises on Nnnanu steamer Iwalani, Captain Self, arrived is.-- " T.""W. Hobron ANDY MAHONY, Am. schr., Jorgen- - MONGOLIA, P. M. S. S., from Hoji. JOSEPH G. PRATT, harts, the more efficacious it now occupied by Mr. Richard 3;20 a. m. yesterday with but one Postmaster. well-know- Avenue, at sen, from Hon. for Gray's Harbor, for Yokohama, April 21. So B&js a n English M. Isenberg. Partially furnished. Ap- cabin and eight deck passengers. Her April 23. .. ship, : 207 MARION CHILCOTT.'Am. from physician. He farther adds ply to W. W. Chamberlain, Room cargo consisted of 1 horse, 2 bundles ASIA, P. M. S. S., ar. Yokohama from Gaviota April 11. BIDS CPEIJTJ3. building. for Hon.. "For example, let ns consider Judd skins, 4 bags cocoanuts, 4 packages Hon., April 25. MANCHURIA, P. M. S. S-- . ar. Yoko- Bids for the extension of the sewer MXfK Large House. Beretanla cod liver oil. As it is extracted KEN T coin, 5 bags taro. 8 boxes eggs, 8 bags AMERICA MARU, T. R. K S. S., hama from Hon., April 10. ... on Judd street were opened Saturday Hospital. Pub-li- e from fish oil is so offen- street, next to Queen's coffee, 9 dressed sh'eep, 13 pigs, 15 boxes Filmer. from Yokohama for Hon., MOANA, C.-- A. S. S.. ar. Brisbane from at noon by the Superintendent of the this ner .FOR SALE-L- ot JVlth 2 Cottages-Cor- chickens, 21 head cattle, 23 dressed April 22. Hon., April 18. Works. The bids were as follows: sive to the taste and smell that Miller and Beretanla streets-Fi- ne lamb, 10S0 bags sugar, 1 lot wood, 38 ANNIE JOHNSON, Am. bit. ar. S. F. MOHICAN, Am. biu. from S. F. for Concrete Construction Co. many cannot use it at all, no Lot in Palolo Tract. packages sundries. from Hilo, .Apr. IS. Hon.. April 25. sewer pipe, 12.48; side sewer, matter how badl r they need it. House smd Lot Kewalo. The Iwalani passed the steamer No-ea- u, ARIZONAN, A.-- H. S. S., Tapley, from MURIEL. Am. schr., ar. S. F. from $1.19; manholes, $65; flush tanks, $68. Yet cod liver oil is one cf the Lots in Puunui Tract. at Kaunakakai at 6:30 p. m., Sat- Hilo for Salina Cruz, April 23. Honoipu, Apr. IS. Honolulu Construction and Draying most valuable drags in the world Houses and Lots in Palama. urday, heading for Hawaii. ANDREW WELCH. Am. bk., from NlfUANU, Am. Josselyn, Co. sewer pipe, $2.66; -- bk., from lnch is greatest pity that Lots in Nuuanu Valley and KaimukL SUGAIl 0T HAWAIL Hon. for S. F., April 25. Hon. for N. Y., Feb. 15. side sewer, $2.66; manholes, $81; flush and it the King street, near AURORA, Am. bk., Samuelson, from A.-- H. we have .not able House and Lot, Ma-un- a NEBRASKAN, S, S.. Knight, tanks. $S4. thasfar Wn ' Purser Phillips of the steamer rHrn Sonare. Newcastle for Hon., March 15. ar. S. F. Hon., April 24. C. Smith sewer pipe, $2.75; to free from those peculiari- Kea reports the following sugar from H. it BILLINGS, Am. ep., from Newcastle NEVADAN, A.-- H. S. S., from Hon. for side sewer, $2.75; manholes, ties which bo .erioDsly interfere awaiting shipment on Hawaii:" Hon., Apr. 8. TIDES, SUN AND MOON. for Kahulul, April 25. $100; flush tanks. $125. with its usefulness. This waa Olaa. 1S.720: TVaiakea, 4000; Hawaii BOREALIS, Am. schr.. ar. Hilo from NIPPON MARU, T. K. K. S. S., ar. r tne work of 3000; 16.700; Everett, April 7. 17. written years ago; IS'" ' Mill. Wainaku, Onomea, Yokohama from Hon., Apr. BUFORD, U. S. civilizing and redeeming it has ii J 2 10.000: Pepeekeo, 6000: Honomu, 10,500; A. T., HalL ar. S. F. O. M. KELLOGG, Am. schr.. C. Iver-- Cm -- E 22,500; 1S.000; from Hon., April 13. 5. since btien triumphantly accom- o S g i r Hakalau. Laupahoehoe, son. ar. Eureka from Hon., Apr. I! kits 1000; S500; BENICIA. Am. bku, from in- K 1 Ookala. Kukalau. Hamakua, Newcastle OKANOGAN, Am. schr.. from Port plished; and a a leading 2 11,-00- 0; 27. 14.000: Paauhau, 19.000; Honokaa, for Hon., Feb. 16. . - 4 a.m j Gamble for Hon., Apr. gredient in the remedy called B. ., If 1.24; 1.4 2 10, 7 . 18 8 JO 6 23 S 47 Kukuihaele. 6500; Punaluu, 3000; F. PACKARD, Am. sp., St. Clair, ORLAND, Nor. S.-S- Feb. 1. reported j PREPARATION i ,m Honuapo, 4724. sailed for Brementon Feb. 14, from chartered to bring phosphates from Many Honolulu People Join in the WAMPOLE'S T ? 28 P.2 26 1 &. 2 iO. 8.20 05 1 29 6 2V .27 Montevideo, t ! i fi(iI t where she had put in In Ocean Island; sailed from Hongkong the oil retcins all its wonderful FSCM HAW Search. S HELENE AIL .W S.25j I 7 2 0 8 50 5 S 29 8 5 07 distress, Jan. 5, on voyage from Nor- 12. o bad 2. I for Ocean Island, Feb. curative properties with i t t Leaving Kawaihae on Saturday at folk, Oct. 19. SO 05 S 25, S 15 10.44 5 28 6 26 beta. PUAKO, Am. bkt., Pederson, ar. S. F. whatever. is , T 4 18 , smell or taste It i I I j I Helc-ne- Cap- BANGALORE, Am. sp., Colly, Nights of tossing days of misery; i 11:30 a. m. the steamer from from Kaanapali, Apr. 18. palatable honey and contains i; 4 4o; 1.1 4.00) S 4J11.S9 5 28 6 2fi 7 4? Norfolk for Hon.. Oct. 23; spoken Sonerud, Nearly crazy from the constant Itch- ui ! Nelson, hwe 5 a, iu. R. C BLADE, Am. schr., i i tain at Nov. 24, 7 N 26 W. ing; all the nutritive and curative S-- 2! 5.20; 1 4.30 10.05 S.27'6.27, 8 4 11,650 sugar from Newcastle or Hon.. Feb. 23. 1 i ! i yesterday with baers of CAN S-- , Such is lot every Cod Liver I - t a.nJ ii ARIAS, French S. from Havre R. P. RITHET, Am. bk., from S. F. the cf sufferer properties of Pure - S 02 JO 401 5 2 6 37 9 89 from the Hawaiian Agricultural ,Co. 6.00 19 i for Hon., ashore near Tarifa, Apr. 2. for 18. With Eczema, Piles or any itchiness t)il, extracted by us from fresh to C. Brewer & Co., and 75 head of Hon., April New moon April 30th, at 5:10 a-- m. Reported Apr. 6 full of water, prob- ROBERT LEWERS, Am. schr.. Un- of the skin. coa liverB, combined with the cattle and "4 bundles of hides from the Thousands to and HUo occur ably a total loss. derwood, S. Hon, March seek and fail find re IIvfophos-ph'te- s The tides at Kahulul Parker Ranch to the Metropolitan ar. F. from lief. Compound Syrup cf abeut one hour earlier thaa at Hono- COMPEER. Am. schr, from Hilo for 22. of and Meat Co. . 7. Doan's Ointment wia cure all Itching! and Extracts iialt lulu. Eureka, Feb. SANTA MARIA. Am. S. 5., ar. Port medi- CHEHALIS Am. bk., 10. skin diseases. j Wild Cherry; creating a , Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours MAUJTA KSA'3 CAEGO. Wikman, from Harford from Hon., April Greenwich Makawelt, for Astoria, April 7. S. C. ALLEN, Am. Wilier, from David J. DeGarma, liveryman, of cine of unequaled power for the fit minutes slower than from bk.. 1010 saysrj The steamer Mauna Kea Hilo CHINA, p. M. S. S., 9. Maple Ave, Laporte, Ind, diseases most prevalent and fa- time, being that of the meridian of 157 ar. Yokohama, Grays Harbor for Hon, Apr. years ago whis- and way ports Saturday brought tne from Hon. April 3. S. G. WILDER. Am. bk., Jackson, from "Several when I was In the! tal among men, women and chil- degrees thirty minutes. The time blacksmith business I found that! tle blows at 1:30 p. m, which Is the following cargo: 1 bag coin, 2 mules, CORONADO, Am. bkt.. Potter, from Mollendo for Hon, April 1. dren. There is no other remedy F--, Doan's Ointment was a fine remedy fori "same as Greenwich 0 hours 0 minutes, 2 pigs. 2 crates chickens, 6 bags Hon. for S. April 14. ST. KATHERINE. Am. bk, ar. Hilo increi crates -- cuts, burns, bruises or any skin erup J to compare with it. It and moon are for local time for cocoa, 7 bales awa, 9 crates celery, 14 COLUMBIAN, A. II. S. S., from HUo from S. F, April 8. inn for 11. tion.. Since then I have resorted to the! ees the digestive power of the grou- - horses, 21 cords wood. 24 'bundles bt-tle- s, Salina Cruz, April SHERMAN, U. S. A. T, Brugulerre, the whole C. use of Doan's Ointment many times stomach and in Blood Impuri- 26 kegs, 61 A. THATER, Am. schr., ar. Grays from Hon. . for Manila, via Guam, empty bundles nl3es, and always prompt -j Harbor from Hon., Mar. 30. Apr.-- 16. found it and effec- ties, Throat and Lu yg Troublee, METEOKOLOGICAlt EECOED. 667 railroad ties and 209 packages of tive In every case. up the; CROOK, U. S. A.T., ar. Hon. from SIBERIA, p. M. B. S, from Hon. for It heals pTervoua Dyspepsia and Scrofu- sundries. . affected parts quickly. Every Sunday Morning by the Manila and Nagasaki, April 25. Yokohama, 16. I am glad to Issued Mar. recommend Doan's Ointment lous Affections it gives quick OIL EOAT TO EEHEL H. for all the! Lecal Office. TJ. S. Weather Bureau. CELTIC MONARCH. Br. sp.. TEXAN, A.-- S. S, ar. S. F. from purposes and certain rel.ef and cure. Dr. Llewellyn, ar. 23. for which Its use Is Indicat The Union Oil S. S. Lansing, which Hon. from Hamburg, San Diego, April ed, persons G. C. Canada,, says: . Apr. 17. Lynam. and have advised needing Shannon.'of raw t a Friday night from San THOMAS, U. S. A. T, from get your MAS 3 e S e arrived. Port CEYLAN, Frr S. S., from Yokohama Hon. for. Guam, Hollo and Manila, such a preparation to remedy "I shall continue its use with, and give It a trial. Z. '? Luis, entering port Saturday morning, for Hon., April 17. March 14. am sure, great advantage to ABO. B .r o Doan's Ointment and Doan's Back- yesterday morning left for Kihei to DEFENDER, Am. schr., from Hono- - VIRGINIAN, A.-- H. S. S., Colcord, my patients and satislaction to g- - ache Kidney Pills are sold g 5 complete the discharge of her fuel oil Ipu for S. F., Apr. 9. ar. Salina Cruz from Hilo. April 9. by all thfl storekeepers 0 myself.' Has all Tirtnei c' cargo. DIX, u. S. A. T., Ankers, W. MAR3T0N. Am. schr, from chemists and at cent 1S! 90-1- 6"? 7 from Hon. H. f 8 4 T! 70 .00 S 9 per box, six boxes $2.50, or will be rod liver oil; none its faalis. 20' 80.14 75 f7 07 72 12 for Seattle. Apr. 17. Hilo for S. F Atr. 15. If mailed on receipt of price by Hoi-liste- r Yea mar trust ft fnfiy; it cannot aii so-1- j 77 m - ea S 12 DIRIGO, Am. sp.. the T THE UNITED Goodwin, ar. Hon. chen-ilita- , 7? 9 T 60 S 11 LOCAL OFFICE OP Drug Co, Honolulu, wholesale d.s'inpyin jou At all W?2i900 T (I from 16. SERVICE. H-0- 74 - W 6 Baltimore. Apr. INTERESTING PEIFCN T '2S 4 M STATES WEATHEE BUREAU. agents for the Hawaiian Islands. f 24i 80 06 79 fe 00 77 9 w 6 DUNDEE. Russ, late Br. bk. Gustaf- - An interesting meeting was held at 8 251 80 U4 82 6 .00 ',5 S 4 Honolulu, Sunday, April 23, 190S. sen, ar. 16. t t ) Hon. from Leith, Apr. the prison yesterday morning at eleven ' E. F. WHITNEY. Am. bk., ar. Kahu- - cor o'clock. 3naid Mackenzie and John Vnti Barometer readings are THERMO Z WJjfD lui from Everett, April IS. M. Martin addressing the Mr. p fw i n'n. rected for temperature, instrumental - a - r 5 c ELVASTON, Br. S. S., ar. Newcastle Mackenzie made a powerful address on errors, and local gravity, and reduced S S 2 --i;Z-x from Hon., April 21. ' Power." which was well received. ee Average cloudiness stated . W ENTERPRISE. M. Nav. Co.'s S. S.. to level ? 2 i Mrs. Grace L. Crockett rendered a, 19. Direction of 1 from Hilo for S. April 22. tn scale from to : 2 : e --:: F.. beautiful Easter solo and .miss 14 : ERSKINE M. sp., IN wind is prevailing direction during j I M ; PHELPS, Am. from no use Praying un- FOREIGN LANDS : 1 i r recited "There's of urs ending at 8 p. m. Velocity of Kahulul for Delaware Breakwater, less you Work." Other addresses wer per Feb. 19. or in your native land when you are away from home the wind Is average velocity In miles 1300 61 4 72 29 78 2 sw made by visitors. -- j29-?- k EDWARD SEMI-WEEKL- Y fcour. T indicates trace rain. SEWALL. Am. sp.. Quick, . GAZETTE will be found a most welcome 19C1 .29.! 79 70 74 0 70 i 4 ; s i from Hon. for Delaware Breakwater, 1. visitor; giving as a a R. DEWING. April 6. DON'T NEGLECT A COLD. it does condensed summary of all the 74 70 ; Official temporarily in charge. 19C2 6 .10 M 4 V j local news of Kj FALLS OF CLYDE. Am. sp., Larsen. Perhaps you believe you will be able the Islands and Honolulu. ! 129 ' 6. 70 7 00 79 j 5 sw j you contract. Subscribe BCt from Gaviota for Hon., Apr. 8. x to throw off every cold before you start on your travels and you won't VICE. ' may so many times be- k TRANSPORT SEE 77 71 JB$ ; FOOHNG SUET, Am. bk., BanSeld, You nave done need to "wonder is happening 19C4 s0 04 74 '0 4 fs .. may what at home" while you are Warren, in Philippines. ar. Hon. from New York. Apr. 1?. fore, and yet the very next cold i. away. JsClb' i Thomas, sailed from Hon. for Guam, 1905 78 67 72 T 70 6 fs 11 FLAURENCE WARD, Am. schr. auiL. develop into pneumonia. You can not j your sys- Price 25 cents per month or $3x0 per year postpaid to any 14. SO S : Piltz, 14. always condition of lloilo and Manila, March 1901 IS10 81 72 73 .CI i SB 8 from Hon. for Midway, Apr. tell the k C ; precau- a in port. I i i FORT GEORGE, Am. sp., Fullerton, tem, and it is better to take part of the United States. Foreign postage extra. 1307 ;S3.0; .78 6? 7J .C4 75 ! s 9 Safor2 at San Francisco, from Hon. for N. Y4 Feb. IS. tion than to risk this dangerous dis- k i 1 Remedy 9uB 0 7 S 74 .0 . i s GERARD C. Am. bk., ease. Chamberlain's Cough f .Av hertdan, at San PYancisco. , .. 7i2 TOBET. from Co., Logan, S. F. for Hilo. April 12. will promptly cure your cold and leave k Hawaiian Gazette Ltd. at San Francisco. ? S3 i ,f4 71 i 4 i .. ;; ivgelCJ '9 "4 "1 GEORGE CURTIS. Am. bk., Her- your system in a healthy condition. PUBLISHEPvS, & King- - Sherman, from Hon. for Manila, via C. R. DEWING. bert, from S. F. for Hon., Apr. 12. For sale by Benson, Smith Co., Ltd, 65 South Street. 'Phone 83. Honolulu, Hawaii. Temporarily in Charge, MARU, S. S--, Guam, Arr. 16. OScial HONGKONG Jap. from agents for H. I. 8

Fraternal Meetings Fraternal Meetings Castle & Cooke, Ltd. Along the Reef Bamboo SHIPPING AND COMMTBiTiw TTAWATT CHAPTER NO. 1. OBDEB POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT NO 1, i With a OF EAMEHAMEHA. I O. O. F. . By T. O. P. Joynt. Sugar Factors Meeta erery firct and third Thursday even- Migyrli Meets every first and third Friday and General Insm Zi2r::''-.!J7- aC" apt ajC ts of each month at 7 :SO o'clock in Fraternity of the month, at 7:30 p. m., iu at a8 at" a8 aC at 8 a H fc? aC aS a5 at a Agents. Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Street. Owr N. FERNANDEZ, 3 Visiting brothers cordially invited No. 7. spaared. The strength of these eels -R- EPRESENTING Knaahan. to attend. prodigious they right viciously C. A. SIMPSON, CP. WITH TORCH AND SPEAR. is and Xew England Mutual Lif SONS OF ST. GEOEGE, LODGE L. L. LA PIERRE, Seribe. Now that summer has come again till the very last. Now ana again a Company of Boston. IaTu. ( NO. 353. i fisherman trarriTilps nn nne InAlvpr- - Aetna warm, evenings, ex- - ; Fire Insurance Co. Ifeeta every second and fourth Thursday st EXCELSIOE LODGE NO. 1. I. O. O. F. with its calm an tently and like a flash the 6trong jaws ' National Fire Insurance Co X. of P. Hall. .iKrHsi Meets every Tuesday evening, at pedition in the shallow water between ciose on the foot. the. result being a Citizen s Visiting brothers cordially invited to sWJ -- Ji7:30, in Odd Fellows Hall, Fort ' Insurance Co. (Hartfor4 - the shore and the reef is sure to afford serious wound if a shoe is not worn. attend. t2a StT1- Visiting brothers cordially Insurance Co.) W. mvitea to attend. plenty of amusement no When the tide Js low on the outer J, B. COLLINS. P. DCTOT, N. G. and little Protector Underwriters of the Pkn.- A. G. S. KEN WAY, Secy-- J. reef great kumu and other fish may - L. L. LA PIERRE, Sec. sport. of Hartford. . Bu be speared, but as a general thing CHUNG WAH LODGE NO. 4, K. of P. The equipment should consist of a ' morays in Tuesday at its HARMONY LODGE NO. 3, L O. O. F uhas and will furnish the bulk Meet every second and last ob- five-pou- .vVfr, . Ifoata Vfnnilttv large tin torch, such as may be - bag. A nd JOHN all. Vineyard street, at 7:30 p. m. Visiting Ataiw Ar?i( of the uha is worth WEILL, EiiiiiS tlve krethers are cordially invited to attend. 5ir8W7:30. n Odd Fellows' Hall. Fort tained from any tinsmith, a, piece of a night's fishing. Its flesh Is firm and WONO, O. C. -- j.sIjsk- Street. Visiting brothers cordially Machinery Bought, Sold Repair hab SAMUEL L. barrel-hoo- p, white and as delicately flavored as and WONG KTM CHONG. K. of R. ft S. invited to attend. straightened a spear with Ship and General BlacksmiOUaji BEN VICKERS, N. G, several tines and a long handle, and anything that swims in the sea., Agent an E. R. HENDRY, Sec. Be careful of channels wnen torchi for a gunny-sac- k slung from the shoulder. light fishing. The reef is Intersected THE FOOS GASOLINE ENGDJj Lot PACIFIC EEBEKAH LODGE NO. There are several different kinds of ; Wjth them and in the enthusiastic pur and eas; IO.O.F. HAMILTON every torches but the one with the single suit of a fish one may easily stumble MACHINE TO0L8 buy ftl Meets second and fourth go 135 MERCHANT -- Thursday, at 7:30 t. m., Odd Fel chimney projecting from a cone will into one and over his head in deep ST. Telephone m. f. lows Mall, v isitmg Kebekahs are be found to be the most servicable. If water, to the extinguishment of his oraiany inviiea 10 aitena. a large torch is used the oil will toreh his corresponding discom- ALICE PRATT, N. G. last and PRECIOUS JENNY JACOBSON, Secy, several hours. If you contemplate a fiture. STONES longer excursion than rhis it is well how easily one can In To get the best of either It is remarkable et rings and brooches. Gold aaA OLIVE BRANCH REBEKAH- - LODGE to carry as bottle of .oil With you. Be on lose one's whereabouts the reef at silver Jewelry made to order rea- you must burn gas. We are NO 2, O. O. F. sure the bottle is securely corked, night," stranger at Tren I. that The in the lagoon sonable prices. Your trade aolloitea, j;0i$i$. Meets every first and third Thnrs-4QS3B-A for a few drops of oil in a bag of fish aifter dark Is at a total loss to locate now taking orders for stoves day, at 7:30 p. m.. in Odd Fel-- will spoil them for th table. , landmarks arid as a doesn't know lows Hall. Visiting Rebekahs are weapon rule ' S U N WO installed in homes in eoraiallv invited to attend. If you wish a more elaoorate whether he is going north or east. to be G, barrel-hoo- p CHAN CHEW, Manager JENNIE H. MACAULAY, N. than a piece of you can red range-lig- ht of HAZEL CRANE, Seey. The at the mouth IS08 Maunakea p. anticipation of the arrival of make a kind of sword by affixing a the harbor may be taken as a never-- St. o. Box 13, wooden handle to a heavy steel blade ' OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371. F. & M. failing guide to shore in cases of the fleet A with a blunt edge. Through a hole in emergency and is often of good ser C. BREWER & CO., Meets on the last Monday of each handle run a piece of cord, which, it LTD. month, at Masonic Temple, at 7:30 p. the vice to the torch fisher when his light SUGAR FACTORS AND m. Visiting brethren are cordially in if fastened round the wrist will prevent is burning brightly. OOirs vited to attend you dropping your improvised machete. SION MERCHANTS. . M. M. JOHNSON T. M. is difficult to exact This sword or iron is to be used It determine the LIST OF OFFICERS. Let Us W. H. GOETZ. Secretary. for effect of the torch's light, on fish. Some killing eels or any fish which you may C. M. Cooke, President; Georra 13 run across. The spear, will prove to ,be species flee from it, others remain in T.EATTT CHAPTER NO. 2, O. E. S the light area as if fascinated. Others, Robertson, Manager, E. F. Btakom. Meets every third Monday of each handy when operating in holes where Treasurer and Secretary: F. W. raTl month, at 7:30 p. m in the Masonic the water is deeper and where large again, like the aweoweo and alalauwa Y On 7& Temple, visiting sisters and brothei are attracted by the light of a torch DAY farlane. Auditor. P. C. Jonea. C. W. P ace Yours are cordially invited to attend. fish frequently lie. THIS Cooke, J. R. Gait, Directors. CLARA M. SCHMIDT, W. M. A or lantern, and nighi fishing for them sweater will be found useful and that ci ADELAIDE M, WEBSTER, Sec. comfortable, for the night wind blows is more successfully prosecuted when - There is nothing that will shrewdly across the water. Also it is artificial illumination is used. LEI ALOHA CHAPTER N6. 3, O. E. S imperative that your feet be encased Good eel-fishi- ng may be had on a Cook a rafeal as well or as Meets at the Masonic Temple every moonless night Go Id Kona Critc second Saturday of each month, at 7:30 in a pair of old shoes. with hook and line. Coffee quickly as a p. m Visiting sisters and brothers are There is good torchlight or lamalama with a lantern to light your way to Auction Sale cordially invited to attend. fishing off Waikiki but the novice will an old breakwater or coral wall where MINNIE FRAZEE, W. M. morays WANTED. 1 BAG OB 100 BAC3 LOUISE A. TRUE, Secy. find plenty of puhi and other fish to the make their home and drop practise on anywhere along the Kalia a baited hook into any likely looking State Quality and Price to LADIES' AUXILIARY, A. O. H., , fiats. crevice. If. the eel is at home he will DIVISION NO. 1. Start out soon after low tide and seize the fish or squid-baite- d hook and 0. J. Meets every first and third meet the rising water. The eels and will retreat with it into his "hole. Once Monday, April 27, 1908, McChesney Coffee Go. m i a : n fish ' will be moving then and they well inside you will have a. difficult T IT1 - . IS r' TT o may be pursued be way 16 until the water job to get him out and the only MERCHANT STEEST, fVrl Visiting sisters are cordially comes too high to be successfully pene- - At 10 o'clock a. m. iZ fc v invited to attend. you can accomplish this is to keep a f MRS. K. COWES. Pres. trated by the rays of the kukul or a steady strain on the line till the eel HONOLULU, DILLON, See. JOSEPHINE torcn. I becomes weak tired gives up At the store of Yee Chan, Nuuanu Coffee KIL II ' and and Boasters to tbe Trad ' o J A hundred yards or so from the the fieht. , . avenue. The stock of dry goods, j ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANS, shore are sure to entire be found ulae, a Many of the morays are experts at All GOOD business men Insur- DIVISION NO. 1. sand-color- ed consisting of carry small fish with dark body snagging the hook in the rocks and ance. ; i a Meets every first and third bands. These may be stunned without You Prints, flannels, cashmere. - euucsuay, m op. m., m stealing the bait therefrom. will Most GOOD busines men carry Ul9 Anotl X T T TT 1 1 T.l a o . difficulty with the sword. Here and save yourself much trouble and many Ladles' underwear, ladies' shoes, l Visiting brothers cordially there you will run across a small white insurance. to hooks if yoa carry an iron rod with Men's ready-mad- e suits, All GOOD business men should ear-- sic 1 .v invited attend. or uha eel, the best . eating of all the your 1. li. ckeedon. Pres. eel family, a small ring at one end. When rv Burial Insurance in The J. T. CAREY, Secy. and closely allied to the snagged run ringed end Men's shoes, straw hats, felt hats. N 1 ' true conger. He will be slipping hook is the HARRISON MUTUAL ASSOCIATION Young Building. of the rod down the line till the hook Ladies hosiery handkerchiefs, J. II. TOWNSEND, MYSTIO LODGE NO. 2. K. of P. along rapidly and the iron must Iavin every Tuesday is reached and it may then be easily Ribbons, lace scarfs, niching. Secretary. Meets evenine at 7:30 descend without hesitation or the eel ' steamer Island Curio Store o'clock in K. of P. Hall, eorner Fort will have vanished beyond the range released. Office coats, overcoats, parasols. and Beretania. Visiting brothers cordi With practise the eel-fish- er can tell April 2S1 STElNER'S ally invited to attend. of the light. Small mullet will also be Automobile caps and automobile Uflcz: Elite Building W. L. LYLE, O. C. met with, also and papiopio or by the feel of a bite just how much Wah Ying Chong Co. volcano aalaihi moray coats, cufl! links, studs, collar buttons, Hotel Street P. WALDR0N, K. R. S, baby ulua. The light seems to have of the hook tha has in his remain : mouth. It is desirable, when the eel Perfumery, toilet soap, toilet powder The most complete a curious fascination for the latter King Street, Ewa of Fishmarket 7 , stages v WILLIAM McKTNLEY LODGE NO. 8, good hold on bait, to send ready-mad- e ap- and attractive curio and they will follow it sometimes for has a the Ladies wearing DRY GOODS and FURNISHING store. EL of P. quite a distance. the hook home with a sudden jerk, be- parel. the old Meets every Saturday evening at 7:30 eel time to GOODS of EVERY DE-- , o'clock, in Pythian Hall, corner Bere- By working more to seaward bigger fore the has had withdraw i the fin 3o tania and Fort streets. ViBiting broth game will be encountered. Eels from entirely into his hole. By this means SCRIPTION .) t awaits ers coraiauy invited to attend. two to four feet long will glide past you he will much more easily be brought W. L. FRAZEE, C. C. JAS. F. MORGAN, ilonoluh E. A. JACOBSON, K. R. S. or, when surprised in a hole, remain to bag. ' Oscorsts motionless, evidently hoping that they The morays are good eating, all but AUCTIONEER. O. OKAZAKI The v HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. 1. PYTH may be passed over unobserved In the kaapa and one or two others, , f than it For the IAN SISTERS. these holes a spear will kill an eel which are hard and bony. Unlike the f are app Meets everv which first and third Mondav. at could not be touched with the uha they retreat to the recesses of the t! i:a D. m.. at ol JvUiiaa laU. sword. On the shallows, however, the rocks when hooked. The white eel, j which ii J;l ort and beretania streets. All visi weapon will be found to answer among : filling r; tors cordially invited to latter on the other hand, when hooked NEW GOODS . attend. IN , flocking RENEE WHITEHEAD, M. E. 0. the purpose better than the spear. Invariably fight TOm the rocks. makes his s SHARP GRACE O'BRIEN, M. of R. & S. As you walk along you will imagine open unusual Help in the water. great oj Can Ton from time to time that something has The spotted and striped snake eels Worsteds and Shirtings OAHU LODGE NO. 1, K. of P. motion of you mountal every taken just ahead "and are sometimes caught at night. They Meets Friday at 7:30 o'clock, in got - Pythian Hall, corner Beretania and out of the range of the light.- You are handsome creatures ,too Round ort streets. Visiting brothers cordi will have thought rightly. The flats bt Y. WO f sinuous and bony to be of any edible Suits and Shirts y SING & CO. ally invited to attend. are so thoroughly hunted that their ' t A. DEERING..C. O. value. ,to 7 For 1 denizens have become very wary and eel-fishi- ng order , J. W WHITE, K. R. S. In with a hook a section . apply t seem to have learned that death or of akule, a small hinalea, an oopu or Hotel Street, near : Groceries and CX)URT CAMOES NO. 8110. A. O. P. dire disaster is foretold by the strange an upapalu may all be used as bait. Rlrar OtrMt. 7 HEN! Fruits - lights deviously 1 Meets every second and fourth Tnes- which flicker over the The tentacle of a squid, stripped of in day of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in water of the lagoon. 11SS-U-S9 good pos- Nuuanq Bt. ban Antonio Hall. V mevard street. The fierce morays, kumaione, lau- - Its skin, is also a bait and Catton, Neill & Company, Ltd. Cora Visiting cordially being brothers invited to milo, kauila,' wela and puka, In sesses the additional virtue of attend. hunt more from hook DR. JOHN F. COWES, O. the lagoon dark and a splashing difficult to detach the R. after - Engineers B Telephone 71 M. C. PACHECO, F. S. in the shallow water tells the kama- - than is the case with fish baits. and Machinists TOUR SODA' WATER ORDER aina along the reef that one of the above-mention- QUEEN 'AND RICHARDS CAMOES CIRCLE NO. 240, O. O. P. ed species, is pursuing STREETS Stop f MpAtJl fiA4Vinl Anil re-tub- ed ,vT fr.ii rth Thnrm. its prey close at hand. REALTY Boilers Vith charcoai-lro- a GEnsGlidated Soda Works Go. day of each month, at 7 :30 p. m., in TRANSACTIONS or steel tubes. General ship work. Get r San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. A. big moray will give the torcn- - pale Fr visiting companions are cordially in ighter all he wants of G. S. LEITHEAD, Manager , vited to attend.' excitement for ALL KINDS OF Colore quarter of an hour after being 25, 1908. MRS. J. P. REGO, C. C. Entered of Record April Kerr's .: R. J. BORGES, F. S. De Mello Zimbra..' Frank to Louis r Buy i to HI- - We Take COURT LUNALILO NO. 6600, A. O. P. Ihichiro Morikawa Kunitaro Rubber Goods Trust C Meets every first and third Wednesday gashi . .1.... GOODYEAR RUBBER evenings of each month, at 7:30 p. m., Est of M V by admrx to 6a Rosy Good Pictures in Pythian Hall, corner Fort and Joaquin Lopes D R. H. PEASE. President from cl Beretania streets. Visiting brothers urniture Sale R. W. PERKINS, cordially invited. Robert Fern et al by Comr to Mrs Market Street, Big c . " H. H. HANAKAHI, C. R. Mary Ann Timoteo Comr D San Francisco. Cai., U. 8. A, at A. I JAS. K. KAULIA, P. C, F. S. C and to Joseph Ki- - , PHOTOGRAPHER (Established 1879) L Kimokeo wf Kerr mokeo D V day at HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. O. E. An Inhalation for to sions Meets- - on Lilia J R Freitas and hsb Jacin Mrs in sue second and Whooping-Coug- h, House SrntV fourth Wednesday even-- Croup, tho F. Abreu D lis if ings of each month, at Coughs, Kfnolahilahi Silva and hsb to James Thursday, April 30, 1908, furnishi Asters 7:30 n'plork. in Pvthinn Bronchitis, Is Propo ALL SHADES Hall, corner Beretania and Fort streets. Visit Diphtheria, Catarrh. L Coke et al D ing Eagles are invited to attend. - S M Damon to Trs of B P Bishop 58 MERCHANT the Ca; Boon to Asthmatic. AT 10 O'CLOCK, STREET W. Li. FRAZEE, W. P. Cresolena is a Est . Par Sur L P. O. Box 889 - - Telephone BS In th"is Len Choy H. T. MOORE, Secy. Does it not seem more effective to breathe in a St Gilbert and wf to Dow remedy for diseases of the breathing organs than Lee John BALLAST FURNISHED Sorosi Beretania and Smith Streets HONOLULU HARBOS NO. 54, A. to take the remedy into the stomach? sett Co Ltd M at the Ewa corner of Pensacola and prices s A air, rendered V) & 1 Cresolene cures because the Sallie B Barnes and hsb to John or m. r. strongly antiseptic, is carried over the diseased Madff Msets on first Sun- giving prolonged and McCarty - D Kinau streets, the entire and third surface with every breath, ( Sun Lee Tai Co. day evenings of each month, constant treatment. It U Invaluable to mothers JEIew Shoung to Mow Yuon Ken....BS Aloha Shop Yee at 7 o'clock, at Odd Fellows' with small children. Telephone 302 needs f HaU. AU sojourning brethren Those of a Con- Huli A Bunker and hsb to Thomas Gootraofors, Builders, Painters are cordially invited to attend. sumptive Tendency M Kelii . D Next to Orpheum. Cleaning ani large st By order Worthy President, will find immediate relief Joshua Waiohinu and wf to Fran Dyeing Clothing. Bethel f KOA FURNITURE TO A. TlXLLETT. from Coughs or inflamed Household Furniture ORDER. FRANK C. POOR, Secy. Condition of the throat. cis M Swanzy D Also Tailoring. Prompt Service, Loir A Du King Street, near Nuuanu AIL DRUGGISTS. Kaipoahi and hsb to Henry H Ren- - Prices. of ever; Send postal for de- THEODORE ROOSEVELT CAMP scriptive Booklet. ton et al D Goods Called for a Dunn TWO and Deliver. IMPORTED NO. L U. S. W. V. Vapo-Cresole- ne Co. consisting of hop se Department of Hawaii.. 180 Fulton Street, Thoroughbred Meets Saturday nnon nntira tn mpmhur, in New Yoik. Recorded April 17, 1908. A. F. Jersey Waverley Block, corner Bethel and Hotel, at Rockers, Card Table, it this we 7:30 p. m. Visiting comrades cordially in- Jung Yim to Nip Dai Soong, D; por R Boston YAMATOYA, BULLS AT SERVICE AT vited to attend. P 3640, kul 20S4, ap 3, Waikiki-ka- l, Ho Ladiei k ALL KINDS OF L. E. TWOMEY, Commander. nolulu, Oahu. $1050. B 299, p 336. Da Parlor Chairs, Parlor Rockers, lery gr THE POND DAIRY 13, 190S. i MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL APRIL RECORDS ted April SHIRTS, PAJAMAS and KIMONOS Call Bpw Sheon and Bow Kai, B S; int Pictures, Large Rose Jar, 7 Orlenta Telephone 8M ASSOCIATION. VICTOR CATALOG. MADE TO ORDER. Meets second and fourth Mondavs of each NEW in 1 share in Wing On Tai Co. $1150, The ve month at the new K. of P. Hall, comer Fort B 304, p 127. Dated April 13, 1908. Iron Beds, Springs, 1248 Fort St., above Orpheum. and g and Beretania streets. Just E. HUGHES. Pres. linens. Shirts H. G. WOOTTEX, Secy. Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd. There are not many men in the con Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Ladle sular service of the United States who had at E AH Els Hade U Order tj HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO 1, I. O. R. M. have traveled more extensively Bureaus, Dressers, Gas Heater, REDUCTION SALE than J. , Kerr's. Meets ever first and third Martin Miller, who recently resigned Of B. YAMATOYA Thursday of each month, in K. MISSION FURNITURE Do n of P. Hall corner of Fort and the consulship at Reims, France, on the Box Couch, Beretania streets. Visiting ground the salary to KOA ARTICLES , but ge' PamakJ Street, off Nuuanu Street. that attached the 1 brothers eordiaiiy invited to at- post was inadequate. Before entering Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine, Particularly Suited for Holiday 8&sa There tend. , place Ir J. W. ASH. Sachem. the service Mr. Miller had a varied ex- Prices Extremely Low A. E. MURPHY, C. of R. perience as a newspaper correspondent, Baby Cri5, Baby Carriage, "WING CHONG CO. Manage T. KUNIKIYO wants FLORIST. land he has visited nearly every country King and Bethel Streets Fort SL, next Kash Store. HONOLULU LODGE 616, B. P. O. E. Honolulu Lodge No. 616, B. in the world. He showed much activi- .Cut Glass, Cutlery Crave Treah flowers dally. "Violets, Carna-sStTB- ik P. O. E., will meet in their ty and intelligence in the reports fur- Men'f Asters, Roses and an assortment hall. Kinp street near Fort, nished to the government during his One Handsome Dinner Set, gain pr sT plants. Orders every Fridar evening. By period office. Ceeoratlre for table order of the E. R. of There is some ground WhiW Cowers promptly filled. Telephone 635. for believing congress may Auweno lialioi! W; H, that take Glassware, Meat Safe, Gas Stove, pieces 7903 McINERNY, K. R. note of the condition to which Mr. FT C KSTOf. Spcv A. Blor Miller's resignation called attention, Garden Tools. It Is a terrible thing to be broke. You and sanction a more liberal exploita- nef-- never be in that sad predicament, For Kimonos HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE tion of the district in whirh he however, If you consult EES CLUB. WALKER stationed. Secretary Root has asked 7 V Colic. Meets n the first and third Fri- IOAT AND the house committee on foreign affairs arrho day, ik 7:30 o'clock p. m., in to add 225,000 to the annual appropri- may rooms in Oregon Block, entrance .MACHINE WORKS JAS. F. MORGAN, in - ation for consular expenses, to enable K. Fukuroda on Union street. " KING STREET berlaln' J. M. MacKISrXOX, Chief. Si- consuls to live better and spend moxe King. i Remed; ALL COLORS AND PRICE JOHN MACAULAY, Secy. on trade Investigations. AUCTIONEER. 1018 Nuuanu Ave., near perm an Smith THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, APRIL 27. 1908.

- - I 1. m miBgi LOCAL BREVITIES, You Don't Feel the Expenditure Own a Home in "fhe Southern Cross is plainly visible these nights till after midnight. , When Buying a New Dinner Set Judge IV w v t t . 1 1 - M r K WHITNEY College Hills nila.is en route to the States aboard from an open-sioc- paneru. xviiuvv nuy .exi lime VOU need a & MARSH the Crook. dozen dinner plates select them from an "Open-Stock- " pattern. Charles David,-th- horseman, is ex- a choose from the pected back from the Coast by the S. When you want meat platter same pattern. Keep ft S. Xebraskan. adding; to this nucleus and the first thing you know your odd pur- The Marine Engineers Beneficial chases comprise a handsome set. Buy a lot and" build a home Association will meet at 7:30 this even- Now, you had bought different decorations tba: struck you in Honolulu's most attrac- ing in K. of P. halL if tancy, every Dunne, formerly Honolulu, is time you needed special items, your aggregate purchases would look hke a job-lo- t. tive suburb. Break the rent J, J. of er now located in the Monadnoek build- Think it over or better yet, come in and talk it over andlojk the pat-fer- ns "Stock-pattern- habit it's only a habit, and ing, San Francisco. over. We have 25 s" to choose from. I an expensive one at that. Harmony Lodge No 3, I.'O. O. P-- Yards will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock Lots are cheap, terms are in Odd Fellows hall. easy; now is the time to Work on the Kalihi Park is progress- YV. W. DIMOND & COMPANY, LTD. ing rapidly and the place begins to buy. ; look like a playground. 53-5- 7 KInjf St.. Honolulu. ut. I These are the last days of plover shooting and .several gunners were out a after the long-bil- ls yesterday. John C. Dow of the Coast and Geode- tic Survey is a passenger in the trans- Trent Trust Co., Ltd. port Crook for San Francisco. A gang crapshooters, all Hawai- AGENTS. , of ian?, were rounded up in the Kakaako ! district by the police yesterday. SHIRTS HERE, SIR 7 There are four sisters of the Sacred Heart traveling to the States as pas- We wish to call your at- sengers aboard the transport Crook. There was an unusually large crowd tention to what appears to us Good Cheer at the beach resorts yesterdays The Soft Finish, 33 inches wide weather was iieal for aquatic diver- the best of and sion, to be assortment is? Allan Boyle, bookkeeper at Olaa shirts have ever Plantation, and Miss Violet Lima of i we seen. rKoloa, Kauai, were married recently lOcts Yard Draught Beer in Hilo. Wilson Brothers made some X NO The three large green uku recently and the makers of the cele- TELEPHONE ORDERS TAKEN FOR THIS r 1 that can't be beat in Honolulu at placed in the Aquarium are alive and doing, well. They attract a great- - deal brated Stat shirts had a hand SPECIAL. 1 of the visitors attention. I Criterion and Two or three Kaimuki papaya grow- 1 ers have hundreds of trees thick with in the balance. green fruit and expect to reap a tidy We can suit you in negligee and profit Palace Bars when the fleet arrives. full dress styles, ail sizes, beautiful Quantities of fine strawberries are being val- patterns and cut to fit men of any n sent to town fromNuuanu C. J. McCAETHY : : Proprietor. ley. The fruit is especially fine this shape. I. year and finds a ready sale. I There will be a stated meeting of Oceanic Lodge Xo. 371, F. & A. M., at Masonic Temple at 7:30 this evening at which work in the third degree will Elks' Building Absolutely Germ-proo- f, all sizes ; 4 quarts to KILAUEA VOLCANO be done. King St. near Fort. Phone 651 24 quarts. An entertainment for the benefit of r. the soldiers on the Crook is being arranged for Wednesday evening at . 2 Another Popular Excur- the T. M. C. A. bv the social commit 7 tee of that institution. r--i sion To This Great Justice A. C. Carson of the Supreme Court of the Philippines, who passed 3T Natural Wonder. through here in the P. M. S. S. Korea was a passenger from Manila to Xaga a Leaving Honolulu by the fine new saki in the Army transport Crook. steamer MAUXA KEA Tuesday noon, John Gouveia, who lives in the Ma April 2Sth the party will arrive at the kiki section, landed in the no'ice cells i volcano the next evening where It will on Saturday night, having come hom -- remain until Sunday morning drunk enough to frighten his children ""'if 1 whi out of the house and to talk of killing Warm Little Gem Ice Picks, Nickel Plated, 10c each. hi stages will convey the visitors across M himself in revenge for the way the j the old lava flows, to Honuapo where world treated him. Suggests a trip to the country and good judgment the fine steamship MAUXA LOA Ching police Pak is booked at the prompts one to select' the most comfortable place SOM, awaits them, and which will arrive in station for investigation, having been O. HALL a Ltd. Honolulu Tuesday morning, May 5th. found last night by Paul Hokii, who for the outing. Most say holds a special commission, beating people HOUSEHOLD DEPT. TAKE THE ELEVATOR. it The volcano is now more active his little ten year old daug'iter and than it has been for years. Visitors dragging- her about by the hair. The 1 are appalled by the awful" grandeur little girl told the police that that was I a usual performance on the part ot Ha e iwa which the scene presents. The pit Is filling rapidly and local residents are her fond parent.. flocking to the crater to view this A meeting of the members of the ST. CLAIR BIDGOOD, unusual eruption. Don't miss this City Improvement. circle of the Kilo Manager. great opportunity to see the burning hana Art League will be held in the Has Moved to 152 Hotel Street mountain. League rooms this evening at half past seven o'clock. All thos who have been Round trip fare only $51.00. Invited to attend the meeting for the Opposite Young Hotel. consideration of the plans of improve 1 For information regarding the trip, ment of the Lanai are requested to be apply to present. .. BAND WILL PLAY TTTTVrv WATEEHOTJSE TRUST MBS. JLARQ'EHY JOHNSON DEAD. COMPANY, LTD. Mrs. Margery Cattanach Johnson GREAT BRITAIN Corner Port and Merchant Streets died yesterday morning at 10:40 o'clock, AT EMMA SQUARE at 73 years of age. ei a Dunn Has Emphatically Endorsed Mrs. Johnson was a native of Elgin, BUSINESS LOCALS. U4 Scotland, and a resident of Honolulu At the Emma Square band concert for 46' years. She was the widow of UT BR Stop at Sachs' today. the late William Johnson and mother tonight the following, program will be GOGO AN FI E played: Wat Get ready for Blom's big shirtwaist of John A. and William P. Johnson r Specifying it to be used in all Army and Navy Bedding. sale Friday morning. and the Misses Jennie, Margery and PART 1. lumme Colored canvas $3 shoes for $1.50 at Mary Johnson. March "The Potentate" '(new)...... Kerr's for three days. The funeral will take place from . .' ..... Sanford Buy a lot in College Hills. Trent the family residence, Piikoi street Caprice "The Awakening of the Official is only comfortable wear King, afternoon 4 s0. tests demonstrate that it not Trust Co., Ltd., agents. this at o'clock. Lion" Kontski Mr . Intermezzo 1 'Russian" Linke and durable fotf bedding purposes, but also that there is in the Rosy gums and white teeth result Selection from chewing Dentyne gum. A monument to George Dixon will be "The Rose Maiden".. Cowen erected in Xew York. PART fibre cells a peculiar oil, absolutely preventing insect life. Big cut in embroideries this week II. at A. Blom's. Vocal Hawaiian Songs.. Ar. by Eerger There's Nothing We recommend this fibre to your consideration. Being Ring 1111 if you want a public auto Selection "Lady Tatters" (new) Kerr Is selling ladies' shirtwaists to- that rides well and is driven by the the only handlers of this product in the Island we are always day .... Slaughter just as good. i at a big reduction. careful McLeod. Waltz "The Merry Widow '....Lehar Houses for rent, furnished and un- Finale "Pickles and Peppers" (new) prepared to meet your requirements. I furnished. Trent Trust Co., Ltd. .. . Shepherd L.. Proposals for fuel are asked for by "The Star Spangled Banner." Double the Captain Quartermaster U. S. A. Direct Importation Bound Mattress 38.00 In this issue. The band will play tomorrow (Tues SIMMER HATS Three-Quart- er day) evening Aala Park not Bound Mattress $7.00 v Sorosis shoes in broken lots at low at .and 'prices days. at Thomas Square. AT - - - at Kerr's for three of t-- Single Mattress $6.00 Madras curtains, $1.25 pair at Sachs. HISS POWER'S Tee Chan can satisfy you in your MASCOT REHEARSAL needs for dry goods 'or' shoes. See his Boston BIdg. Fort Street. large stock at the corner of King and fl Co., Ltd. Bethel streets. - flripnlfi Coyne Furniture PROMISES WELL A Dunn summer hat isto be a part TRANSPORT HOP YOUNG BLDG. of every lady's wardrobe, it must be . a Dunn because the hats from that UllUIHU shop set the fashion for others. The general opinion of those who l! AT THE SEASIDE I I A. F. C. gingham at 10c. per yard witnessed the dress rehearsal of "The this week at Blom's. Mascot" last Saturday night is that it MAKES AND BEFAXB3 Ladies muslin underwear and hos- Grass Linen, was better than many other opening There will be a dance at the Sea- iery greatly reduced Kerr's today. BOOTS and SHOES at night performances given in this city, side Hotel tonight in White and Blue, by the yard honor of the By Call and see the beautiful line of Of course this is not surprising as officers and ladies of the transport in H Modem Jlaebinerj Oriental goods at Sachs" this week. or piece. 'The Mascot" was all ready for pro Crook. Men's sewed soles 75c The very swellest and prettiest silks duction early last week and was re Excellent music will be furnished Cornev King and Eiver Streets Heels put on 25c and grass and hand-embroider- ed Embroidered Grass Linen, hearsed with all the scenic effect and and an all round good time is prom- linens. Tea Cloths, m full costume, exactly the same as ised. Ladies' 190S skirts and gowns can be t will be produced on Thursdav. AH army and navy people and the had at bargains for three days at L. B. Squares, The principals of "The Mascot" form public generally are cordially invited Kerr's. probably as strong a company as can to be present. Do In city's heat Centers, . be obtainable locally. They are all old KEEP YOUR CASH STRAIGHT not swelter the having 1 but get away from it if you cart. Sideboard Scarfs, hands worked together on manv There Is no comfortable and cool previous occasions, and so all know way avoid errors in entry, making change in more exactly what is expected KUBELIK CONCERT The to or place in this vicinity than Haleiwa and Glass and Plate Doylies of them and, better still, they do it. The chorus to make charges, is by Manager Bidgood will attend to your Covers, failure installing one of our wants possible manner. Table also should come in for a share of in the best praise as it does really excellent work. WILL BE LATER Cravenette cloth, $2.50 yard at Sachs. round and square, with Nap- The Ma Cherie specialty extra and Men's hosiery and underwear at bar- kins to match. the Pages Chorus are both pretty num- gain prices at Kerr's for three days. bers. The unfortunate delay in the ar- lational Cash Opera Registers White lawn in 10, 12 and 24 yard Grass Linen Embroidered That the House will be crowd- rival of the S. S. Marama, due to the pieces at special prices this week at SHIRT WAIST PATTERNS. ed each nights goes without saying, the accident to her air pumps, which was A. Blom's. sold tickets speaking for themselves. reported by cable from Vancouver yes- Information furnished on request There are now only a very few seats terday, will mean the postponement of left for the first night and probably GET A BOTTLE TODAY. the Kubelik concert for at least a after Thursday's performance tickets week. Manager H. D. Adams, who Colic. pains In the stomach, and for Saturday will be at a premium. was notified yesterday by the Adver- ularrhoea are not only, painful, but H.S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd, tiser of the putting back of the Ma- 1 "lay indicate a serious disorder. Cham- AGAIN. rama, announced that the tickets sold berlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Oat of an average annual loss to t&a would be good on the later date and The Waterhouse Co. Remedy cures Money-Bac- world's shipping J.1T2 ninety-fo- ur change relieves promptly and Tb Store with tie k ot vessels, that the delay, would make no Building. Sole Agents. Permanently. For sale by Benson, are completely mlssina and never in the concert arrangement beyond the Judd Smith & Co., Ltd., agents for H. L Policy. beaxxS of strain. . setting back of the date. 1908. 10 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY; APRIL 27,

mm I 1 tr Jf Jf me Jf mV mXF r HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE Canadian- -Australian Royal Mail Line MARINE. REPORT. 7 Halstead & Co., Honolulu, Saturday, April 25, 190S. Ltd. t Bteamer nmnln la onnctkm with the Canadian Paciflo Hallway Oo. (From San Francisco i STOCK AND follow in . ; f Merchants Ex ? TCOMPAWY, apttal. BOXD call at Honolulu on er about the date; HM jgf J (JAMS CpVal.'Bi- - A OP STOK. 'aid Aik I chane.) ttttt AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER. i AORANQI APRIL 29 Sunday, April 26. MXBCaNTIUC. MARA MA O Brewer A Oo...... 12,000,000 100i ... MAT ,0 MANUKA MAY 27 Vancouver Returned to port, April SveA. AORANGI 26, s. s. Aiarama, pumps . S,000.000i JUNB 27 MARAMA JUNE 24 witn air Sw ac: 27v. 8 BROKERS MANUKA broken; hence April 24. Haw. Agricultural 10C- Haw A 2 312.7 5, FranciscoT-Saile-d, April 26, Com Sugar 100 8ifc M .. San Am Haw SagK 'j a.of"0,!0 20: call Fannin Island...... - U. Will at bk. Kaiulani, for Honolulu. Honorau 100: LOANS & LTD., Honokaa...... J.000.01VI . .. NEGOTIATED Tcj THEO. H. DAVIES CO. Haika. 00 OuOi loo! ... AGENTS. FOR SALE Kahaka... . 5X1.0)0 'ISj, .... so' GENERAL PORT OF HONOLULU. Rihei Plan Co Ltd. a.ftoo.ooor 50; 8x Memeera Henolulu Stock Koloa .. 500,000! 100 .... Exchange IrtcBryde Bug Co Ltd .500,000 20 4i & ARRIVED. Oahu 8ugar Co t.800.000 20 77h 28 S. S. CO., OCCIDENTAL ORIENTAL 2o! PACIFIC MAIL Onomea l.OOOOOOi FOR RENT -- Sunday, April 26. Ookala...... 500,0001 2o . S. S. AND TOYO KlbliiW FURNISHED. CO, lAi&nA. College Olaa Sugar Co Ltd S.OOO.OOOj .20 Elegant Stmr. Maui, Bruhn, from Hawaii, Punahou district, OlOWhlu . '4 Residence, 1071 Beretani. of the above companies will call at Honolulu and leave this p. 150.000 100; Avenue, 4 ise Bteamera m. Faauhau 8ug Plan Co 5,000.000 Sol 17 17 H bedrooms, gas, electric Ugit date mentioned below: G. racmc SOO.OOOj port en or about the Stmr. W. Hall, Thompson,, from street, lot 75x125, three 110 hot and cold water, etc.; servants wI2 eel FOR SAN ports, 4:21 a. m. Paia. 750.000 loo! WIT? THE ORIENT. IHAflUiSW. Kauai Pepeekee 750,000! 100; remain if desired. Possession a da, 2 . APR. Z4 cot- - en; HONGKONG MARU MAT KOREA Stmr. Iwalani, Self, from Maui and bedroom modern Pioneer... 2,730,000 130 ISO 135 sired. MAY 15 AMERICA MARU . MAT 2 Molokal ports, 3:20, a. m. Wnialua AgrJ Co. . 4,500.000 loo 85 W. KOREA Wailufcn... 1.500.000! L. HOWARD, he 26 T. MAY 9 Stmr. Helene, Nelson, from . .,,, ... loo! 3 ATurwmrA MARU MAT SIBERIA Hawaii tage .$3200 252,000! 100 Mclntyre BUg. ' Waimanalo Tel. 10.'. ise JUNE 1 CHINA MAY 16 ports, 5 a.m. WaimeaSutfar Mill 125.0001 loo i SIBERIA " Miscbllankous H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD, Agents. departed: M a ki k i district, Kinati Inter-Islan- d H 8 Co. 1.500,000 100 FOR SALE. Haw Electric Co.... 500.000 loo 150 L, U. O. S. S. Lansing, Thompson, for H ft T A Co pfd ... Lots car-lin-t, bed-roo- m 1,150.000 loo at Kallhi. close to Kihei, 8 a. m. street, lot 50x90, two HRT4L Co. Com. 65 prices. Mutual Tel Co 150,000 10 half Terms: J58 down, I A.-- H. S." S. Nevadan, Greene, for ... . waniku Rubber Co 60.000 loo $10 per month, without interest. Steamship Co. Time Table Kahulul, 5 p. m. cottage ...... 1500 Nahiku Rubber AJ86MI. 100 t28 Oceanic Cc. On account of departure from tile A..--H. S. S. Despatch, Kokerwitz, for ORALCo 4,000.000 loo P4Ji 98 I i Hilo B R Co .. 1.000,000 20 Islands, for $1800, an old and well-- , pawenger ateamera 1 line will arrlTe and letve thla port Kauai, 5 p. m. The fine of th Pacific Heights, modern Honolulu Brewing A tablished business, returning tia TOMORBOW. wamnr(;o l.ta- - . 400,000 3o 1K money Invested a hereunder: SAIL Haw Pineapple Co . 4c 0,000 20 the first year. A boa bungalow ...... 1100 Bomw Ami. m flde investment and absolutely s SAN FRANCISCO. FOR BAN FRANCISCO. Stmr. Mauna Kea, Freeman, for Hilo , standing risk. FROM and way ports, at noon. HawTeMpc (Fire 8 MAT 13 one-ha- lf ALAMEDA MAT ALtAMEDA Loa, Simerson, Claims) ...... S1S.UU0 Lots (about acre) on 3 Stmr. Mauna for Ha ALLV BARGAINS CASH OR p c (Re- lfu ALAMEDA MAY 29 ALAMEDA JUNE and Maui ports, at noon. HawTer4 Heights, unequaled in view and I 24 wail funding 1905...... 600,000 ad "ch' . 19 JUNE Lots from $250 up ALAMEDA JUNE ALAMEDA ...... Stmr. W. G. Hall, Thompson, for Ka - Haw Ter 4 p c LOW.OOO at and In NttB&f INSTALLMENTS. Ha Ter 4 p c 1.O0D.000 Valley, on your i Ye I ports, 5 p. m...... own terms. :i ft air uai Haw Ter 8 p e 1,044 S Iwalani, Self, for Maui and ,000 Lots at Kapahulu at $100 eaeS, Stmr. Haw GoVt'S pe S 1.0001 i of go In connection with the calling of the above teamers, the agents are Molokal ports, 5 p. tn. Cal Beet Sug A Ref time payments without Interest, prepared to Issue, to intending passengers, .Coupon Threugh Tickets by any mop c 1,000)00 100 ' Lots at Palama, within walking 4J .. Acting from , PASSENGERS Henry Waterhoose Trast Co., Haiku 6p c 800,0001 loO OL railroad, from San Francisco to all points in. the United States, and Bamakua i itch Co tance from town. Easy term. 'Zihe bl, New York by any steamship line to all European ports. Arrived. , ' upper unca jpc... 200,000 LIMITED. Haw Com dt Sugar J. H. SCHNACK, 137 Merchant Street new r particulars apply to, stmr. W. G. Hall, from Kauai, " For further Per Coftpc- 1.87.n00 26. C. Stockman, C. W. Hud - allow e -- WM. G. IRWIN & CO, LTD., April W. Haw Sugar 6 p c .... 475,000 AGENTS. son, Miss Kallmann, Mr. &ammann, Fort and Merchant Streets. Honolulu Hilo R R Co p e 1.000,000 FOR SALE. f the re Rev. W. B. Olesen, Rev. O. H. Gulick, Hon RTALCodpc 64,000 1C5X Kahuku a dc 200.009 4000 GreenxRoofing Slate 10"xH. Q S. Spitzer, Chong , Kit, Y. Q. Kwock, BIcBryde;8ug Co 8 p c 2,000,000 500 One and Two Prong Iron JTe&M Lee In. Miss G. Medeiros, R. W. T. e 800.000 100 j RENT TRUST UfidLVOSD Posts. ; Purvis, 25 deck. CO., Ltd. Oahu Sugar Co 8 p c... 1.25n,ono 100 Matson Navigation' Co. Olaa Supar Co 6 n c... 850,000 1 on Drum Commercial Ether. Per stmr. Iwalani, from Maul and rac tic Hugar MUl 1 Ch 26. C. Hitchcock, UO 0 8 . 450,000 too Castlron Pitting with Flange, fee passengers freight, will Molokal, April W. 12" Pipe. The S. S. HLLONIAN of this line, carrying and 8 Paia 8 I c 1,260,000 Wrought port, Francisco, sailing and and deck. Pioneer Mill Co 8 p c. l,B00,00C E M ME run in a direct service between this and San Per U. S. A. transport Crook, from TO LET LUTH A CO.. LTD. following tes: co, 145 King arriving on or about the da , San-Francis- April 25. Street. ffeoc EL Manila for Morris Lane, 2' bedrooms , $10.00 Honolulu. T. H. Cassidy and wife, Mrs,- - T. B. .23125 paid. 1 26 per cent. paid. Leave San Francisco. Arrive Honolulu. Leave Middle Street, 2 bedrooms...... 10.00 - Catron and maid, Daniel McL. Crow MAY .. .MAY- 13. .MAY 19 School Street : 13.00 SESSION SALES. 16 ley, J. C. Dow, Miss J. L. Durham, 3 15.00 (Morning - JUNE 3. ...JUNE 10...... JUNE School Street, bedrooms Session.) F. Afong Miss C. E. Finley, Mrs. Claisyef, Judge None. Albert L. Goldsborough, Mrs. C. M. Gra Kamehameha IV. Road, 3 B. R. 15.00 W. 2 15.00 BETWEEN BOARDS. 832 PORT STREET ham, W. B. Hanna, C. Jolne, Lt. G. C. Gandall Lane, bedrooms Punchbowl Street,-- 2 bedrooms.. 18.00 530 Olaa, 4; 10 C. & S.-C- o., 85; Lewis, Miss Katherine Liddell and Haw. J PASSENGER RATES TO SAN FRANCISCO: First Cabin, 360. maid, Bonner G. Marsh and wife, H. Wilder Avenue, 4 bedrooms. .... 18.00 Ewa, 27.75; 5 Oahu Sug. Co., 28; 135 J Ji : 3 bedrooms.. 20.00 C. & S. 85.50. i- Round Trip, Fl rst Class, 3110. B. McCoy ajid wife, W. L. Stafford, Pensacola Street, i. Haw. Co.. For further particulars apply to wife and son, W. H. Penny, C. E. Pit Ganda'l Lane, 3 bedoojhS.. 22.00 STOCK AND BOND BROKER i' Young Street, 2 bedrooms 22.50 I & kin, Mrs. Ida Pritchett, four Sisters af Ca(ds. I l! castle Cooke, ltd, the Sacred Heart, Major R. R. Stevens, Emma Street. 3 bedrooms 25.00 Professional MEMBER HONOLULU STOCK AGENTS. Lt.-Col- Capt. W. Weigel, Miss Wilson, .1 Beretanla Street, 4 bedrooms.... 50.0 J C. St. J. Chubb, Mai. E. H. Brown and PASTOR W. FELMY. AND BOND EXCHAKC3 ;i wife, Capt. J. H. Wholley, Capt. A.. J. 1 . AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FURNISHED HOUSES IS READY to give lessons in German J Harris, B. H. Watkins and wife, Lt. Apply FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. J. M. Cullison, Lt. H. D. Mitchell, Lt. Latin, Greek or Hebrew. at I ' Tehuantepeo. Settlement Road, 2 bedrooms 12.00 the German Luth. church between Weekly Sailings via J. I. Craig, Lt. L. O. Mathews, wife Sereno Lane. 2 bedrooms 18.00 c and child; Lt. O. H. Sampson and 9:30 and 11:30 a. m. or, at the pastor- Real Estate Company's Wharf, 4Lrt Street, South Manoa, 2 bedrooms 27.50 1340 Freight received t all times at the wife, Lt. H. W. Fleet, Lt. L. W. Mose-le- y, ate, Beretania avenue between c Brooklyn. Young Street, 2 bedrooms 30.00 5 and 6 p. m. 278 Lt. F. Cook, Lt. R. B. Lincoln and 35.00 HAWAIIAN DEVELOPMENT CO. D. Pacific Heights, 2 bedrooms FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN- FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO wife, Capt. E. Scott, wife and 35.00 HONOLULU. child; Lt. W. Brydon, Lt. R. M. Dan- - Greene Street, 4 bedrooms CHINA PAINTING. LIMITED -- CISCO. King Street, 3 bedrooms.... 40.00 MAY 2 ALASKAN APR. 29 ford, Lt. E. L. Gruber, Lt. C. H. Paine. NEVADAN Heights, 4 bedrooms.. 50.00 MRS. J. LISHMAN MORE Classes In F. B. McSTOCKER - - L&ZAf$8 .". 16 13 Lt. W. C. Potter, Dr. W. A. Sprouley, Pacific NEBRASKAN MAY TEXAN .. MAY 50.00 china painting. Orders solicited. ' ' Prospect Street, 4 bedrooms.. SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO- ' wife and child; Mrs. R. W. Creable, Studio, 1445 Tel- STANGENWALD BUILDING! i FROM ' Waikiki, 4 bedrooms 60.00 Keeaumoku street. 1u apply to Mrs. J. T. Little and child, Norman 134S. LULU. . For further information 60.00 ephone 7968 re -- Manoa, 3 bedrooms Cable Develop MAY 1 , H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Johnson, Mrs. G. F. Beale and child, Address: NEBRASKAN ... College Hills, 4 60.00 O. 263 - 15 Agents, George B. Blake, James R. Cutler, Mrs. JaedroomS... P. Box NEVADAN MAY Honolulu. 75.00 Company's wharf, C. P. MORSE, Delmar and child, E. S. Ewing, Mrs. Ainahau, Waikiki Freight received at p, Classified Advertisements Greenwich General Freight Agent. G. D. Corton, H. J. Hunt, Will Jes-su- Street. S. S. Louff berry. Miss Ida Malm, T. Paddock, A. L. Manion, Richard E. FOR RENT. SMOKERS I plated Parker, B. Peat, Strawn, Sol j J. Walter DWELLING, three bedrooms; electric ' Co enlisted men of the Second Infantry, j RENT TRUST CO., Ltd. they try, Always Buy 9 K lights and gas stove. C. H. Smith, : HUSTACE-PEC- COMPANY, 189 Ar- IK LTD enlisted men of the Fifth Field 1804 Anapuni street.' 8013 to DRAYMEN tillery, 106 casuals, etc. i an Phoae XII - 33 QUEEN STREET - P. O. Box til Nagasaki to San Francisco: Mrs. Classified Advertisements FURNISHED cottage of five rooms to Pitkin and child, Master H: Best, let, !wL5iRISL ESTIMATES GIVEN ON ALL KINDS OF TEAMING Gustave Gildehaus. " r at the beach. Electric lights and I The A Departed. good bathing. Apply to L. B. Kerr, sonly Dealers In SITUATIONS WANTED. Alakea St. Tel. 274. 8006 graph ' Per S. S. Nevadan, for Kahulul, April KIORA . rntzwooD, stove, steam and blacksmith coat WORK wanted by recent arrival here. say in! 26. six-roo- That's what the New Zealanders J. P. Cooke, W. M. Alexander, Mrs. plain surveying, keep MODERN m dwelling on Piikoi CJtUSHXD ROCK, BLACK AND WHITE SAND, GARDEN SOIL, - Understands when refreshing. means "Goo W. G. Scott and child, Mrs. E- T. street; ?15 It wh HAY. GRAIN, CEMENT. ETC. ing time, use typewriter, quick at convenient to car line; Blackman and child, Mrs. M. Martins, per 1196 Health," "Aloha" or Prost." It figures, and possesses good general month. Mrs. John Walker, doesn't matter you say you Mrs. A. J. Gomes, Miss Gomes. King street 8003 what when Booked to Depart. intelligence and some executive are drinking with us, however, for our ability. "H. W.," office. 8022 Per S. S. Nevadan, for San Francisco, this HOUSE of eight rooms. Modern im liquors are so good and pure that they April 30. Charles Clapp, Mrs. R. J. provements; convenient to street-ca- r cheer the heart at all times and under Buchly 'and child, Miss M. A. Peck, Mr. BY white girl. Housework or care of lines. Inquire W. C. Weedon, Stan all circumstances. BAGGAGE . Phone ' 8022 -- SHIPPING and Mrs. E. A. Knudsen, Mr. and Mrs. children. "S. this office. genwald building. 8001 Union Pacific A. J. Curtis and two children, A. H. R. Hoffman Saloon STORAGE WOOD Hotel ' Vieira, Mrs. John A. Scott, Mr. and BY Japanese yard boys, school boys, MRS. GULICK'S furnished cottatre. Street, near Nuuanu Transfer Go., Ltd, PACKING COAL Mrs. Clinton J. Hutchins, J. J. Rego, cooks and store boys. Japanese Y. 1030 Gulick Ave. Suitable for two or Co 58 E. Omsted, Frank Winter, Miss Irene M. C. A., P.'O. Box 843; phone 1293. three gentlemen. Apply on prem Barber, Miss Maud Jones, Miss Dag-m- ar 8018 ises. 7982 DISTILLED WATER' 126 KING ST. FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING. Bisgaard. , -- VESSELS IN PORT. PARTNER WANTED. 'FOR SALE. PURE SODA WATER ft! (Army and Navy). PARTNER required. Half owner THREE fine residence lots ea. 100x200, CITY jas. h. best residence section of con- TRANSFER GO. love. Iroquois, U. S. S., J. F. Carter, . Pearl ship Segari rubber, cocoanut estate. city; Harbor, April 22. The Dingdings. Cartroad, steam- venient to cars. Also three lots on Crook, U. S. Army transport, Manila' ship communications. 108 acres Pearl City Peninsula, 150x200. W. M. and Nagasaki, April 25. grant. Partly opened; planted. Graham, 942 Green street. 278 Fountain Soda Works BAGGAGE (Merchant Vessels.) Rubber, cocoanut nurseries. Money UPRIGHT piano in good condition. Office Opp. Union Grill. John Ena, Am. sp., Madsen, 129 days required; further development es- Phone 152. Norfolk, April 2. Price reasonable. 2866 Manoa Road. from tate. Instalment arrangement. Par- 8020 he. Klikitat, Am. bktn.. Cutler, from Port ticulars applications. Channing P. A. A. WILSON. Gamble, April 9. - 8022 3 Thei v Harding. NINETY" acres four-mast- ed of land ' h Dirigo, Am. sp., Goodwin, at Kawanul, N t length Kona, Hawaii. Price reasonable. For GOMES' EXPRESS CO. 126 days from Baltimore, Apr. 16.. STENOGRAPHER WANTED. General Contractor constc Dundee, Russ. bk., late Br. bk., Gus- - terms apply to John F. Colburn. mn Fort Street, opposite Hackfeld & Co. office Stenographer and As- 8013 ,: tafsen, 136 days from Leith, Apr. 16. THE of Office, 58 Young Bldg. TeL ;nefe re Llewellyn, 143 sistant Clerk for the Second Circuit . upplj BAGGAGE CHECKED FREIOHT handled, furniture Celtic Monarch, Brsp., Court being vacant, applications for A FEW select milch cows (fresh and days frpm Hamburg, Apr. 17. , j shut .AND PIANO MOVIN. STORAGE, same will be received by young), . Inquire this office or P. O. Dhln Foohng Suey, Am. bk., Banfleld 143 the the Office - 'packing, Judge of said Court; such applica- Box 41. . 7988 I tlon, 298 shipping. days from New York, Apr. 18. tions to be accompanied with a cer- & Co I the Jc THE MAILS. tificate of proficiency issued by J. W. BOUND copies of the Planters' Month IManiiva THE PACIFIC CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS ' t coolie Mails are due trom the following Jones, Esq., or some other stenogra- ly, a publication devoted to the sugar ent points as follows: pher of the Judiciary Department, interests In this Territory. The vol- Commercial Advertiser NOTICE Colonies Per Aorangl, Apr. 2 Territory of Hawaii. By the Court. umes will be sold singly or in sets, 1 has n Orient Per America Maru, May 2. Edmund H. Hart, Clerk. 8015 bound In half sheep and appropriate- MASONS, CARPENTERS, DRAYMEN ; but 1 2 ly Ga- ' Entered at the Postofflce at Honolulu, Victoria Per Marama, May will be lettered. Address Hawaiian f preset zette Co., Ltd., - 8015 Room 180 - - Magoon Bid. second-cla- ss late). OFFICES FOR RENT. publishers, T. H., as , gives matter. On and after June 24th, 1908, the San Francisco Hongkong Mara, Per STANGENWALD" Only fire- SALOON RATES between Honolulu May 2. "THE COPIES of "Picturesque Honolulu," a A it if SUBSCRIPTION RATES: proof office building In dty. and San Francisco per S. S. ALAMEDA Mails will denart for the following publication of interest to every vis- ; the HI One Tear ....312.00 Automobile Hacks itor to Honolulu, and best piece j; will be as follows: points as follows: ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING! the authoi San of promotion literature ever published ' Advertising on Application. Francisco Per America Maru, ate fire-pro- "! Rates Honolulu's only up-to-d- of "Thou May 2. in the Territory. It shows by pen Published every morning except Sun- building; rent Includes electric light, EINO UP 361 for the only Automo- Single Fare Orient Per Hongkong Maru, May 2 pictures and photographs what tour- found $ 65.00 cold ser- : . day hot and water and janitor If ty the Aorangi, Apr. 29. ists want to see here, and the Infor- bile hacks in the city. 5 Nippo Victoria Per Hamm-Yeun- vice. Apply g four-cylind- er HAWAIIAN LTD? Colonies Per Marama, May 2 (will the Von mation Is presented in a clear and FRANK LILLIS and his three t l Mme GAZETTE CO., Round 1 1 be Co., Ltd. V Trip 0.00 late). concise manner. Price fifteen cents Franklins are always ready at ,.New Von Holt Block, No. 65 South King St. ', a copy, by mail twenty-thre- e cents. from : : Messenger Service, C. S. CRANE Manager. Family rooms extra. Advertiser office. 8015 the Territorial 5 acid, 1 r- - COUNTRY CLUB BHITSII FIRE. FURNISHED ROOMS. Union and Hotel. i.oT WM. FOR RENT, on the G. IRWIN & COMPANY, King street, Pawaa. J LTD., A brush fire on the Country Club ROOM AND BOARD. :r the &; Suitable for man and wife or one or General grounds yesterday afternoon FIRST-CLAS- S every respect. turer for Agents, Oceanic Steamship Co. between two gentlemen. Apply "I. T.", this in Su ! Bulls Sale BANZAI i hut three and five o'clock excited consider- office. 8007 perior location on the beach. Large tt y. , ' IMPORTED AND ISLAND. curiosity, grounds. 2005 Waikiki; Mrs. Cas-id- We have the best Japanese importa- know able creating a gTeat deal of ; nequer POPULAR,, opposite Orphemu 277 tions in I smoke, but doing" no damage. Fire THE ! ng HMO W. and CREPES. NOVELTTEV to TIGS Chief Thurston was notified, and the Theater. Rates reasonable. J. j thresh Young, proprietor. 7992 LOST. Etc. I: Fo Club Stables progress of the fire was watched from HATS- - ! back. AMBER back comb: green and white AMERICAN and PANAMA 4 Telephone 109. The fast sailing- - the central fire station tower. The de- nled HELEN'S COURT, centrally located, stones, on Waikiki turn pear King For Ladles and Gentlemen struction, of the brush was in- f ; Mongo probably reasonable rates. Also furnished street. Return to Advertiser office tentional and no harm was done. IWAKAMI, Hotel Street tubs c College Bark Nuuanu room, 1124 Adams Lane. 7943 and receive suitable --reward. 278 'going Hills will sail from New the or In response to public demand we York for ELSS' BANQUET OFT. A SUITE of rooms at 1491 Emma St. RING of keys on Alamoana Road. rue Is rent, 795 Waikiki side of Union Feed Co's "'! g :rr have included College Hiils In our par- Honolulu Direct .The banquet at which the Elks were for with boar. SONS cels, delivery wagon stables. Suitable peward If return- STEINWAY & tnu route and our to sample the feed from the pest pas- Tnqu leaves town every day for College on or about ed to this office. S022 AND OTHER PIANOS tures of the universe on Tuesday, DIED. ;day lei '. Vi 1' "i 10:30 - for PIANO CO. Hills and Walkikl at a. m. July 20th. on THAYER .PUt U om I which preparations were well under JOHNSON In Honolulu, Sunday, April THURSDAY possibly King or STREET ' way, 15 HOTEL t Territorial Messenger Service For freight rates and all particulars has been called off and indefi- 26, Mrs. Margery Cattanach' Johnson, Emma street car, purse containing Phone J1S iIth apply to Theo. H. Davies & seventy-thre- money Co.. Ltd., nitely postponed by order of the Ei-- i aged e years, a native of and key. Return to this of TUNING GUARANTIED 361 - " ' " . Phone Kaahumanu street. alted Ruler, . Elgin, Scotland. fice. Reward. 8021: