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VOL. XIX. TWELVE PAGES HONOLULU, HAWAII, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1911. TWELVE PAGES. No. 5973 CITY BARRACK: OVERSIGHT MAY PEACE TALK PLAN RUSHED MAKE AN EXTRA DOES NOT STOP IN GONGRES THE FIGHTING oooooooo oooooooo o (Associated Press Cable to Star.) o . It looks highly probable that thero do this, it is said, legislation will be The o WASHINGTON, MAY 19, 1011. JUAREZ, May 19. General Madero Is about to start for Sonora but special session-o- necessary. OF COMMERCE, HONOLULU. will havo to bo a f will await tho seating of Do la Barra. Ho disregards tho rumor CHAMBER Tho amount Involved Is in the of a plot o BILL PASSED SENATE, REMOVING LEILEHUA BARRACKS the Legislature for tho purpose of for his assassination. TO ARMORY SITE. CABLE INSTRUCTIONS. amending tho appropriation made for ' Hard Fighting Under Way. or J225.300 for tho period ending ttie GEORGE McK. McCLELLAN. CUERNAVACA, May 19. A sanguinary battle is progressing In o tho payment ot school teachers from mst of N0vembor. tho streets, which aro strown with dead and wounded. o July 1 to November 30. Governor Frear Is looking into the Rebels Shoot Their Own Men. oooooooooooooooo oo oooooooooooooooo A rumor was current on the streets mattor, but had nothing to say m by many Will More Property. NACO, May 19. Tho rebel garrison hero wounded six rebels, mistak- Tho above cable is taken Take this morning the would ' that teachers tho subject this morning other than ing them for federals. tq mean, that the War Department Tho, plan, as stated In The Star havo to go without their money tern- - that this and similar questions of ar- ago, news Bandits In Sonora. lias decided on the drill shed, or some months when the porarily owing to neglect on the part finance would bo gono into shortly. IMURES. Sonora, May 19. Bandits have eight mory lot, as a site for military bar- was first reported here of an Inten- of tho Legislature to state what Conkllng also murdered Chinese and Territorial Treasurer wounded three others, looting their stores. racks and Is pressing the bill In Con- tion to take tho drill shed site for fund tho money appropriated for .showed an Indisposition to bo quoted by gress. Tho haste with which the barracks, Involves the acquisition their remuneration was to come from, on tho matter. - sur- - AN INSANE WITNESS. measure has ne through the Sen- tho Federal government of land The rumor Is true. The way Meanwhllo tho various schoolmas V oxf PITTSBURG, May 19. James Elliott, tho lronworkor, who was ato Indicates that tho administration rounding the present drill shed lot. that tho teachsrs can get their ters and schoolma'ms faco tho novel for porjhry in dynamite cases, Is mentally deranged. is anxious to have It passed as If tho bill passes Congress there money is for tho auditor to draw war-- if disconcerting prospect of having quickly as possible, In which event, will be condemnation suits at once. rants against current funds, and to to whistle for their money. it is said, there is little use in Hono- to acquire a large area. of property AFTER THE LUMBER TRUST. lulu attempting opposition." around, tho drill shed lot. for bar NEW YORK, May 19. The government has sued ten companies and 150 individuals alleged to bo implicated v Opinions Are Divided. racks, and tho Territory will have to in a lumbor trust. Charges aro a gigantic There is considerable difference seek another site for an armory. BOARD OP MM HOPES made of conspiracy Involving prices and blacklists. jf opinion among local business men Prefer Fort Shatter. GiT Tecarding the desirableness of tho It is reported this afternoon that COMMISSIONER OF NAVIGATION RESIGNS. downtown barracks. It Is thought there will be a strong movo here to WASHINGTON, May 19. Commissioner of Navigation Chamberlain L EB has resigned. ' . that tho retail merchants would Influence Congress to change the NO STEAM EIO probably profit a good deal by the plans from tho drill shed lot to the ELLIOTT DEAD. change, but on the other hand there Pore Shatter site. It is claimed PHILADELPHIA, May 19. Frank S. Elliott, of the Na- arc many who think the proposed that the latter is near enough fo I IMMIGRANTS TO HAWAII tionals, Is dead. barracks would bo much better situ-- town to answer all the needs of the HEARING DALTON WITNESSES. ated a little farther out. The Cham- - military, but is not so central that OAKLAND, May 19. Tho grand Jury is hearing Dalton witnesses. ber of Commerce and Merchants' As- - tho men will be crowded, or will bo eoclation members are trying to get immediately adjoining a purely res! It Is by no means probable that the growth ot this trade would naturally MORNING CABLE ABSTRACT. together with some sort of instrur-- dence section. There may be an next batch of immigrants from Spain be a matter of interest to Portugal, CITY OF , May 19. President Diaz may resign May 24 or. 25. His health is better. ' tlons to McClellan as to whether he effort to "get together" hero on a and Portugal will leave Gibraltar in "Hawaii would, In my opinion, benefit shall oppose1 the measure la tho request that the Fort Shatter site bo SAN DIEGO, May 19. General Bryce, an American from Lower Cal- - ' July as has been stated, according ., t. t lfornla, has been arrested at the government Houso or noL chosen. instance of tho Mexican m to Dr. Victor Clark of tho Bureau of sUghtly greater tha under prcsent for violating tho neutrality laws. ii Immigration. condltions. It Is possible that none may sail un- "With a permanent line we would M'QiD FILES DIVORCE SUIT til it has been ascertained If arrange- possess more sources of immigration ments can bo made for Hawaii's fut- - than at prcsent and It It were found MARKET EXPERT IS ure immigrants to be carried by a expedient to dq so laborers might be SENSATIONAL CHARGES regular line of steamers. This would brotteht her. from the Inw countrlpn mean that smaller parties would .come'" and from, England, iveland and Sco't-a- t TO BE SENT FOR 01 HAWAII m sot-b- y F a time, which is greatly desired land, with a view of having them v the Bureau of Immigration, and tie where they could carry on the in-- William M. McQuaid, whose domes libellant and libelee at the corner of that thosteamship people who learn dustrles incident to small farming, The 'Governor was closeted for an tic troubles brought him into a serious KaLakaua and Oahu avenues. Many through, continual carrying, tho best and help out occasionally during confer with his fellow farmers on thet agricultural. shooting affray with Volney C. Driver times in 1909 and 1910 are also de- way 10 nunuio uie immigrants, wnicn rush .ecason on the plantations, hour this morning with Dr. E. V. Wil matters on Fort street some months ago, has clared as occasions of criminal trysts would bo greatly to the latter's bene- - "Tho main reason for trying to get cox, director of tho Hawaiian Experi- This morning tho organization and functions of tho agency wero discuss- brought a cross libel for divorce Kept, tho places designated being a fit. immigrants from as many sources as ment Station, and Dr. Victor Clark. ed and tho concensus of opinion against Charlotte E. McQuaid, whose cottage on Punchbowl street, the Ha-su-lt "Dr. Clark had the following to say possible is that tho work of securing The matter under discussion was seems bo against him has been some weeks lelwa Hotel, a rooming house on Union ci. tho subject this morning: immigrants could continuo regularly to be that It will well to tho marketing agency, pro send to tho Coast for an expert along "pending. He prays for custody of street and the home of the McQuaids "A lino of steamships will shortly in case of temporary Interruption in vided for by tho Legislature and call particular lino who will remain their two minor children as well as pt Makikl street, to run from to Pacific Coast Spain and Portugal, such as might bo this ing for tho appointment of a market- hero a month accting in an advisory a' decree of absoluto divorce. Long Story of Trouble. ports via and If thero is caused by political disturbances, epl-- ing superintendent whoso duty it will capacity, going over tho work in all It Is set forth in the libel that they Troubles when they lived in Kona enough business to warrant the steam- - demlcs of disease or through hostile bo to teach the small farmer to dls-pos- its features with thoso directly Inter- were-marrie- on November 23, 189S, are detailed how when McQuaid had ers may bo diverted to Hawaii. It has legislation. Wo ought to tako every of his produce to the best ad ested. by the Rev. Tompkins, and lived to- - to come to Honolulu his home In his been suggested that the Portuguese posslblo opportunity to explore new vantage after having grown it. The This individual will, In all probabll-lt- y gether until about November 4, 1910. absence was frequented by Driver, for hero would welcome such a service sources of immigration, though pros' small farmer is to bo shown how to bo N. T. Sarrett of Los Angeles, a Two female children were born to whom his wife had purchased a large as it would enable them to secure pects indicate that Portugal and ship, storo and transport his produce; man who has had vas(. experience as them, Alice E. now about eleven years amount intoxicating liquors. Mrs. wine, oils and other products of their Spain will continue to supply a great of ho will bo kept in touch with prices a practical farmer and who'is now in Thelma A. about McQuaid native country, and would numbor of immigrants coming to and six months and and tho two children removed this alono this and ho will bo afforded chances to tho marketing business. ten years of age. Unlawful relations to Honolulu about the first of Septom- - secure a certain amount of freight. Tho country." of his wife with Driver are related in ber 1909, and it is stated that Driver detail, beginning with criminality at followed about tho 21st of the same for princlpalshlp. No tuition feo is ii the Young Hotel on or about Novem- - months and the two were often In each charged. P LFEH WG ber 2, 1909. Tho offense is alleged to other's company. In Honolulu from THE WASN'T AT MEETING Last year saw the organization or have been repeated, at various and September 21 up to and including 1Y ISS tho school by tho department of pub- 1 many times during tho first eight January 12. On the morning of tho lic instruction and it was supported months of 1910, the exact dates un- - latter day, on returning home unex-- by a number of leading citizens THEFT DEFINED - fcnown ,but particularly on or about pectedly fronf Maul, he discovered Why wasn't It a truly mass meet- torday that Jack Atkinson, who has throughout the Territory, who recog- tho night of August 11', at a cottago jng? been leading tho campaign for nized tho need of improvement ln tho A then occupied as a resldene by the (Continued on Pago Eight) The question was asked yesterday cnanse ln tho sIte- - was Prepared to public school system and cooperated stick of sugar cane, valued at ,. , cal1 out the cohorts. As a campaign with tho department in making tho flvo cents, cost Ah Sing $5 ln coin w. wuen Bua.Uuuu uieuenu uu..u..W manager Jack haa had experlenc0 first step a success. of tho realm and two morning's time, !' sue meeting was on in session uie in getting crowds together, and ho One hundred and twelve persons and yet Ah Sing did not even get tho Sociologist Discus Capitol grounds. In tho answer thero could got an immense and enthusiastic successfully passed th examination stick. It was charged that ho went s is a little story of some quiet work audience, if wanted, to hear a discus and were granted certificates. This on to the sugar plantation Just beyond much on tho order of political cam- slon of tho fourth dimension. But the progressive move on tho part of tn Palama on Wednesday afternoon and paign work. other sldo "got busy." It Is said teachers had much to do with the Leg- picked up a pleco of tho cane. Tho inin g Birthrate In view of the reports or five or six that at tho flshmarkot thero wero sov-- islature giving the public schools a watchman caught him in tho act and thousand signatures for a petition to eral hundred stalwarts, ready to march liberal appropriation for teachers' sal- put him under nrrest Ah Sing pro- chango the federal building slto, it to tho Capitol nnd root for Mahuka aries, even thoueh it omitted to men- tested his innocence but on the evi- Judgo Exceptionally able papers were tho contact of diverse races in the was expected that there would bo a till sunset, even if some gf them had tion just whoro tho money was to dence Monsarrat recorded a

be-D- great gathering of tho earnest civic signed tho petition tho way Tho conviction. read by Professor W. A. Bryan and various ways in which, from tho r. other come from. Tho Legislature also N. B. Eraorson, in the immlgra- - ginning of human history, that has center patriots, ready to root for tho word was to bo passed If Jack's crowd mado an appropriation for a summer Deputy City and County Attorney Mulford Robinson plan. But the gath- - showed up, then thoy havo tion series conducted by Dr. Victor S. occurred for instance, great mlgra-Clark- , and would Bchool for each year of this biennial pressed asked for a light sentence, bust- - meet-nes- s y erlng waa only a quiet one, of gono lustily to tho front and tho at tho meeting of the social tlons, conquests of arms and of com-stud- period. oraarklng that the offence was, a very section of tho Men's League at merce, and the quests of employment men, who Talked up the Mahuka Ing would havo ended, disastrously Tho school will bo very much along tight one. He himself would not llko Central Union church parish house and of labor. Permanent influences of sfte. for thoso who called It, ln wild cheers the lines of that of last year. Tho to go to Jail for every stick of cano , Ei - lest night. Theree was an attendance one raco upon another in contact It was reported during tho day yes- for tho Mahuka site. faculty has not as yet been named. tc had had which did not belong to of a score or so, consisting largely apart from the limited Intermingling 6S54SSft9C5 him, nnd dofondant apparently had no collego professors and sociologists, e COMING BACK. idea of tho ojonco was of of blood, such as'thoso of the conquer-Th- years and splendid, work was done CAMPBELL be committing papers would, however, havo in- - ng upon A. Campbell, agent Terri- Judgo Monsarrat, the conquered and vice versa, about 200 teachers availing themselves J. of tho bofore passing any man of ordinary intelli- - PLANS FOR THE Immigration Eu- sentence, terested those imparted and sustained by the ot tho opportunities offered. torial Board of in remarked that it was unfor- gonce, conveying, as they did, a great enlightened seeking waits for their rope, today sailed from Liverpool for tunate that the plantation abutted on Tho summer school, which will bo deal of information presented in plain wares among tho unenlightened or Now York on tho liner Lusitania, and the public road, as tho sight ot cano held'at the Normal School, will open language. Either of them would have less enlightened, etc., were most L will return to Hawaii. He may re- lying on tho ground was a standing SUMMER SC 00 on July 5 and close August 15, a period sufficient for a whole evening's terestthgly discussed. Conditions turn to later in the year. temptation. Ho recalled an lnstanco ot six weeks. Examinations will bo diet, as tho reading of both without marking the caso of Hawaii were which ho had witnessed ot a party held on August 16, 17, 18. any interruption of questions consunv shown, also tho breaking of China's An appropriate souvenir of Hawaii of wealthy peoplo from Denver, motor- Pro-pa- depart- Tho Idea of tho school Is to Im- ed two hours. Late as was tho hour exclusive crust after long ages. st Superintendent Popo of the would bo your favorito snap-sho- t re- ing in to town, stopping at a planta-

proposl-concludc- ot sending prove tho members of tho teaching pllllw-top- . ten o'clock, when Dr. Emerson fessor Bryan advanced tho d, ment public instruction Is produced on a This work tion and pilfering a pineapple, remark- all present remained for a tion that tho process begun at tho out notices of tho coming summer forco of tho department, and other is indellblo nnd sample smay bo seen ing that though thoy wero guilty ot general discussion, In which Dr. Clark dawn of history was now completed, school to school teachers throughout eligible persons, who wish to tako the at Miss - Woodard's, on Fort streot, theft thero was no felonious Intent shed further light on tho subjects, no single raco of humanity being lelt tho Territory, examinations required for teachers' next tho convent. "Still, tho lantations had to be protect lasting nearly halt an hour. Mr. Popo last year revived tho certificates. ,Th6 school also gives ed and ho imposo a flnq ot $5, remit- Professor Bryan's thesis dealt with (Continued on pago 8.) summer school after a lapse ot six such other instruction as will train Fine Job Printing, at Star Office. ting costs. THE HAWAIIAN STAR DAILY AND S Shipping And Waterfront News (Additional Shionintr on Time T7iv0 Dally published every afternoon (except Sunday) by tho Hawaiian Star 1 i o o ' Kvrpapor Association. Ltd., McCandlcsa Building, Bethel street, Hono- lulu, T. H. THE MAILS. CHINA, loft for Yokahama, May 1G. Growth From San Francisco, ox Lurllno, CHIYO MARU, Am. S. S., ar. Sau Enteral at tho postofflco at Honolulu as second class mall matter, of Pacific Trade May 20. Francisco from Honolulu, May 11. To San Francisco, per Mongolia COLUMBIAN, Am. S. S ar. Sallna IN ADVANCE. SUBSCIIIPTION RATES, PAYABLE May 20. Cruz from Hllo, May 8. Dally, anywhero In tho Islands, per. month $ .75. From tho Orient ex Mongolia, May CORONADO, Am. bk., left Honolulu In 2.00. IlOIlOrtlnC to his flovernmpnt tit nnrrv nvnr Kftfl flrnt1. pinna nniMtiirnrD Dally, anywhero tho Islands, three months 19. for San Francisco, May 1. Dally, anywhero iu tho Islands, six monthB 4.00. Washington, united Consul ,nnd nro to bo in service within three States To th0 Orient per Manchuria May EDWARD SEWALL, Am. ship left. Dally, anywhero in tho Islands, ono year 8.00. Gcorgo E. years, mo piuna ior tneso new snips, no Anderson, of Hongkong, MM. Kahului for Philadelphia, May 9. Dally, to foreign countries, ono your 12.00. In addition to the four flno vessels declares that a rcmarlcablo situation From , ox Marama, May 23. ELDORADO, Am. scln., Hono- Semi-Weekl- y, anywhero in tho Islands, ono year ....f 2.00. which tho company is operating, have left trans-Pacifi- c C.-- Semi-Week- ly To Australia per S. Zealandla, lulu for Redondo. via Hllo. May 17. to Foreign countries, one year 3.00. exists in shipping con created a sensation In Far Eastern May 28. ENTERPRISE Am. S. S., Hllp ditions. Ho says it is 'generally un- shipping. , from supplied upon request. ar. San Francisco, May 13. v Advertising rates derstood that at least two of tho "The Canadian Pacific Railway an- SHIPPING IN FALLS OF CLYDE, Am. ship, left San threo lines which afford the bulk of nounces that the Empress line, be- POItT. L. D. TIMMONS MANAQEH. Francisco for May 7. the passenger accommodation' across tween Vancouver and Hongkong via Honolulu, (Merchant FLAURENCE WARD, Am. schr., tho Pacific from American and Cana- Japanese and Chinese ports, and car- Vessels) ar. Business office telephone, 23C5; postofflco box, 3GG. Ship William P. Frye. from San Honolulu from iMdway, May 17. dian ports havo not been profitable rying British malls, is to bo aug- , Francisco, April FOOHNG SUE-v- Am. bk., for sevoral years. Nevertheless, ac- mented at once by constructing two 27 from Hon. for N. Yv via Mahukona, April 17. cording to tho Consul General, all now ships of size and speed equal to Am. bk. Andrew Welch, Kelly, from GEORGE E. BILLINGS, Am. scr.. three lines havo declared their Inten- tho Empress ships on tho Atlantic. Sau Francisco, May 10. from Nowcastlo, N. S. W., to Oceanic Steamship Company tion immediately to construct largor, with still larger and faster ships for S. C. Allen, Am. schr., Mather, from San Gray's Francisco, off port hero, May 11, to faster and better ships. tlio Atlantic trade. The trip from Harbor, May 15. land sick member of crow. "Tho first announcement," says tho Yokohama to Vancouver would thus Flaurence Ward, Am. schr., PHtz. HAWAII, Am. bktn., Sierra Schedule Consul General, "was made by the be mado In considerably less than from Midway, May 18. from NItrato ARRIVE HON. LEAVE HON. ARRIVE S. F. ports, May 1. LEAVE S. F. Toyo Kisen Kalsha (Japanese), ten days." Virginian, Am. Str from Seattle, MAY 20 MAY 31 JUNE G H. HACKFELD, German bk., MAY 20 which has a sailing from San Fran Commenting upon building of May 18. left Ho JUNE 16 JUNE 21 JUNE 27 the JUNE 10 to Hongkong on Buyo Maru, Pap. str., from Yoko nolulu for Portland, Ore., May 5. 7 cisco once a month larger and faster ships as an indica- JULY 1 JULY JULY 12 JULY 18 hama, May 19. HELENE, Am. schr., ar. Sound from an average , with tho two fastest tion that a great boom In trans-Pacifi- c JULY 22 JULY 28 AUG. 2 AUG. S Honolulu, April 22 (dismasted.) ships on the Pacific, each of 21,000 trado Is expected shortly. PROJECTED ARRIVALS. Aug. 12 AUG. 18 AUG. 23 AUG. 29 HILONIAN, Am. tons displacement, turbine engines, Consul General Anderson says: "The . From Manila. S. S., arrived San Sept. 2 SEPT. 8 SEPT. 13 SEPT. 19 Francisco from Honolulu, May 5. and luxurious accommodations. The ono significance of the additions to Sherman, Juno 4. SEPT. 23 SEPT. 29 OCT. 4 OCT. 10 HONOLULAN, Am. company Is building a third ship of these fleets under conditions of loa Sheridan, July 5. S. S., left for San Francisco, May 12. th0 same class, slightly 'larger, with nnd discouragement Is that the im- Buford, August 4. HONGKONG MARU, Jap. S. S., from. RATES Honolulu to San Francisco FirBt ?G5; Round turbine engines and superior accom mediate future of trade in the Far PROJECTED DEPARTURES. from Clss, Honolulu for Yokohama. Am-i-l 2G. Trip, 110. Family Room, extra. f modation, and Its announced policy East is expected to justify such new For San Francisco. HONOIPTJ. Am. schr., left Hana for Reservations will not bo held later than Forty-eigh- t hours prior to tho Is of further construction after tho and immense expenditures. This Is P. M. S. Mongolia, May 20. San Francisco, May 2. advertised sailing time unless tickets aro paid. for in full. new chip 's launched next July. what tho managers of these lines M. N. S. Wllhelmlna, May 24. " . HYADES, Am. S. S., from Honolulu for i , "These .Tapaneso ships havo always frankly state. It Is evident that T. K. K. S. America Maru, May 2G. - San Francisco, FOR PARTIC ULARS. APPLY TO had a freight traffic agreement and a these great companies, which arc In M. N. S. Lurllne, May 29. via Port Allen nnd Kahului, May 14. joint passenger schedule agreement excellent position to judge trado pos- O. S. S. Sierra, May 31. IRMGARD, with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com sibilities and actualities, agree that For Vancouver. bktn., ar. San Francisco, i May 8. Coir Ltd pany, the American' line operating the early trade development of China Marama, C.-- R. M. S., May 23. JAMES JOHNSON, Am. bktn., the chief passenger and freight serv- and the Philippines and tho Far East Makura, C.-- R. M. S., June 20. from GENERAL AGENTS. Honolulu for San ice between San Francisco and Hong generally demands preparation by Zealandla, C.-- R. M. S., July 18. Francisco, April 28. kong by way of Honolulu and Japan tho ocean carriers. One strong ele- For FIJI and Australia. JETHOU, Nor. S. S., ese and Philippine and Chinese ports. ment In tho Immediate growth of Pa- Zealandla, C.-- R. M. S., May 2G. from Honolult for Newcastle. April 8. anadian-Australi- an Mail Steamship Go In July last the Japanese company cific shipping Is the unusual devel- Marnma, C.-- R. M. S., June 23. Rod JOHN ENA, Am. Ship withdrew from the arrangement, and opment of Philippine trade. The Makura C.-- R. M. S., July 21. for Delaware established a frolsht traffic acrce- - commerce between tho Islands and For China and Japan. Breakwater, from Honolulu. Mav 14 KOAN MARU, Jap. S. S., from Hon- - line running in connection with the CANADIAN ment with the Western Pacific Rail the contiguous territory of the United P. M. S. Manchuria, May 22. Steamers of the above olulu for Formosa, April 2G. PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, way, the new transcontinental line States under the new tariff has al- T. K. K. S. Chiyo Maru, May 30. M. KOREA, Am. S. S., arrived Yokohama B. in the . most doubled, and the full measure P. S. Mongolia, Juno 12'. N. 8. W., and calling at Victoria, C, Honolulu and Brisoane, u. from Honolulu, May 5. 'Tho Pacific Mall company then of increase has not yet been felt." T. K. K. S. America Maru, Juno 20. MR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA FOR VANCOUVER. LOGAN, U. S. A. T., - " commenced constructing two new Sch'r. Mafraden For Pearl Harbor. T. K. K. S. Tenyo Maru, June 27. ar. San Fran- ZEALANDIA MAY 26 MARAMA MAY 23 Cisco larger, was by Mer- P. M. from Manila, via Guam. MAKURA JUNE 20 steamers, faster, and better Word received the S. Persia, July 9. MAKURA APRIL 28 LURLINE, Am. S. S., for Honolulu than anything else on the Pacific, of chant's Exchange this afternoon that INTER-ISLAN- VESSELS. Calls at Fanning Island. from San Francisco. Mav 13. the George Washington class of Ger the scr. W. H. Marsdon had sailed For Maul and Hawpll Ports. MAKURA, Br. S. S., They are I.-- from Honolulu man ships on the Atlantic. from San Francisco for Pearl Harbor, Mauna I. Kea, S. N. Co., every for Australia, CALLING AT SUVA, FIJI, ON BOT H UP AND DOWN VOYAGES. to be of 40,000 tons displacement, wl!l via Honolulu, today. Tuesday. Anrll 28. MANCHURIA, Am. S. S., I.-- left San Claudlne, I. S. N. Co., every Fri Francisco Theo, H Davies & Co., Ltd., Ge'l Agents day. for Honolulu. May 1G. MARY E. FOSTER, Am. schr., left , For Molokal and Maul. Honolulu for Puget Sound. Mav 1. WANTED HARBDB COMMISSION Mlkahala, every Tuesday. id MARY E. WINKELMAN, ar. For Kauai Ports. Port Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Ludlow from Honolulu. Anrll 17. W. G. Hall, I.--I S. N. Co., every MARION CHILCOTT, for Gavlota, The appointment of a harbbr com- - completion of the Panama canal Ho- Thursday. Steamers of the above company will call at Honolulu and leave this May 4. mission would ho annreelated bv tho nolulu will ho n. mnnh tnnrA Imnnr Kinau, I.-- I. S. N. Co., every - porx on or aDoui mo aates menuonea Deiow: Tues- MABEL RlCKMrcna nor m, majority of those connected with the tant shipping center than it is now. day, un.f iiUUI FOR THE ORIENT: FOR SAN FRANCISCO . Honolulu for Newcastle, manatromont of wharves, for na mat. Tho arrivals nnil Hpnnrtnrpa nor ilnvl. Knna Dn.t. March 30. 8. S. MANCHURIA MAY 22 S, S. MONGOLIA o.MAY 20 it.. MARAMA, left Sydney for Vancou-- . ters are at present consignees can al- - will be Increased considerably, and Mauna Loa, I.-- I. S. N. Co., S. S. MONGOLIA JUNE 12 s S. PERSIA JUNE 9 alternate ver, via Honolulu, May 8. low their goods to remain on the always there will be a fleet of over-se- a Tuesdays and Fridays S. S, PERSIA JULY 9 s. S. KOREA JUNE 17 MELROSE, Am. schr., Eureka wharves for long periods and cause boats In port, vessels, he said, will be left S. S. KOREA JULY 11 s S. SIBERIA JUNE 30 TRANSPORT SERVICE. for Hllo, May 7. congestion. For them to be able to putting In here in far greater num "Will call at Manila. U. S. A. T. Crook, at San Francisco. MEXICAN, Am. S. S., ar. do so, of course, gives them manifold ! hers for oil and coal, and this will Seattle from U. S. A. T. Thomas at San Fran- San Francisco, May 16. advantages. But in the meantime mean that there will be many sailing " cisco. MINDORO, Am. schr., ar. For general information apply to cargo is piling up on the wharves and steam vessels arriving from the Redondo U. S. A. T. Warren, at Philippines. from Hilo, April 13. thus hampering those responsible for mainland and Australia with coal and U. S. A. T. DIx, at Seattle, out of MONGOLIA, Am. S. S., left Yokohama H. Hackfeld & Co., Agents the control, and preventing them from oil. All round, he said, the import- - commission until August 1 for Honolulu, May 10. cleaning tne noors up as irequentiy anco oi mo port win oe increased ma- U. S. A. T. Sheridan en route to MISSOURIAN, Am. S.' S., for San as uiey i iui mny uy or wouiu line. uie opening tne rana Manila from San Francisco. Francisco, from Consignees have got Into the habit ma canal. Sanila Sruz, May Matson Navigation Co.'s Schedule, 1911 u. S. N. T. Buffalo, en route to 11. of allowing their goods to remain on j The present demands on tho wharf Alaska with equipment and supplies , DIRECT SERVICE BETWEEN 8AN FRANCISCO AND HONOLULU. MURIEL, Am. schr., from San Fran- liiu wuarvea ior weeKS lit a Timo. m uku iiuuuiiimuimtinn mnKO ir imnprn. U. S. A. T. Buford at5 San Fran- cisco for Hana, April 17. this wav thev are ahlo to snvo onrtniro tive that some imnrovpmpntH ahmilrl cisco. Arrive from San Francisco. Sail for San Francisco storage, NIPPON MARU, Jap S. S., ar. Yo- I and for they dispatch the be Introduced Into the method of U. S. A. ' T. Logan ar. San Fran- kohama fromHonol ulu, S. S. '.ILHELMINA MAY 16 S. S. HONOLULAN MAY 12 i goods to the buyers direct when sales handling cargo, and the sooner May 12. I the cisco from May -i r- OA IT IT T T T T"TT n TXT A H T O . , . ' Manila, 12. NUUANU, Am. T TTIIT TltTl r. C f V -- bk., Josselyn, from a. a. uLmuiiNUi iuaiirV i o. o. Hiunuiiiuma mai i i navo ueeii cuecteu. If a law worn commission Is annotated, ho thlnUo U. S. A. T. Sherman en route to San Kaanapali for New 7. S.-- HONOLULAN JUNE 3 S. S. LURLINE MAY 29 Introduced makiner It nomnulsorv for the better It will be all round RhrmlH York, Feb. Francisco via Honolulu. O. M. KELLOGG, Am. schr., Ho- S. S. W1LHELMINA JUNE 13 S. S. HONOLULAN JUNE 13 goods to be removed within, say, a the commission work along the lines left To Manila. nolulu for Eureka May 10. S. S. WILHELMINA JUNE 21 ween oi weir arrival, men tne own- - "as menuonea, it will mean that Buford, June 12. ORTERIC, Br. S. S., from Honolulu The S. S. Hilonlan of lino from Seattlo for Honolulu direct ers would have to tako delivery, and more warehouses will be needed, for ar. this sails Sherman, July 12 Tacoma, May 1. on or about May zu, store mem until sold, thus paying no longer win tne snippers be allow, iii. Sheridan, August 12'. PERSIA, Br. S. S., ar. cartage and storage. ed to use the wharves as storehouses. Yokohama from CASTLE & COOKE, LTD GENERAL AGENTS Vessels' Whereabouts. "Hionnliilii A t.n on The appointment of a commission! Passengers Booked. A. F. COATES, schr., from Everett REPEAT. Am. schr., from of practical men, It is said along the! Per Claudlne to Maul and Hawaii Port Gamble for Hilo, March G. for Honolulu, April 29. waterfront, would make a distinct lm- - ports, May 19. Mr. and Mrs. W. American-Hawaiia- W. A. M. BAXTER, Am. schr., ar. Gray'd R. C. SLADE, n Steamship Co. provement. that is. of course, nrovld. Low. Charles Keakona. John Knmnnn. 'Am. schr., left Honolulu Harbor from Port Allen. April 17. for Aberdeen, Wash., April cd that men who understood tho husi- - wal. Marv Isaac. Mm. T. ifnin nhnnir 29. ALASKAN, Am. S. S., for Sallna Cruz R. P. RITHET, Am. bk., FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU, via Tehuantepee, every sixth ness, but were not directly interested How, R. C. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. A. arrived San from Hllo, May 6. Francisco from day. Freight received at all times at the Company's Wharf, 41st Street, were appointed as commissioners. F. Tavares, children and servants. Honolulu. Mav 6. ' ALEX. ISENBERG. Ger. sn.. South Brooklyn. following nngnnnrnra from ROBERT LEWERS, Am. schr., from Tne trouble is that men who nro lm. Tho hmra' Leith FROM SEATTLE OR TACOMA TO HONOLULU DIRECT! for Honolulu, Feb. 22. Hon. for Puget Sound. fi. mediately concerned in the shipping boen booked to leave by the Wllhel Mav S. S. MEXICAN to sail about May 21 ALDEN BESSE, Am. bk from San ROBERT SEARLES, Am. business might be placed on the mlna for San Francisco, on Mav 24 schr., ar. Pedro for Honolulu, March 1G. Puget S. S. MISSOURIAN to sail about Juno 2nd. board. If this wore done. is Mr. and Mrs. Sound from Honolulu. Anrll i thn it Bralnerd Smith and ALBERT, Am. - S. S. COLUMBIAN to sail about June 14 bk., from Port Town- ROSECRANS, Am. S. S., from Kaana feared that no improvement would be child, Miss A. B. Houser, Mrs. L. C. send, at Kallua, Hawaii, May 1. pali for Gavlota March 13. For further information apply to effected, for they might compile rules Houser, Miss K. Waldron, T. Mc- B. ALICE COOKE, schr. .from Puget SANTA regulations , RITA, Am. S. S., from Hono H. HACKFELD & CO, LTD, Agents, Honolulu. and that would permit of Donald, W. H, Powers, J. H. Schiess-wohl- Sound for Honolulu, April 27. lulu for Santa Rita. April 8. C. P. MORSE, General Freight Agent. cargo remaining for a long time with. J. H. Wale, T. Waldron, J. Wal- AMERICA MARU, Jap. S. S., left Yo S. C. ALLEN. Am. hk.. from flrnvn out charge, and generally give ship ter Doyle, A. Z. Hirsch, D. A. Mc- kohama for Honolulu. Mav 1G. Harbor ar. Honolulu, May 15. pers all tho privileges that they now Carthy, H. Hotzo, W. H. Stone, C. F. ANDREW WELCH, Am. bk., arrived S. G. Town-sen- enjoy, with, incidentally, a fow that Sprinks, Mrs. Carolina WILDER, bktn., ar. Port d, v Burger, Mrs. Honolulu from San Francisco, May they do not have now. E. May 12. Toyo Kisen Kaisha. Davidson, Miss Gussle Schadaa, 10, Ono prominent man In the ship- Mr. and SHERIDAN, U. S. A. T., left Honolulu Mrs. L. Schweitzer, Mr. and ARIZONAN, Am. S. ping business suggested S., for San Fran for Manila, via Guam, May 14. yesterday Mrs. W. S. Nicoll, Mr, and Mrs. Fos- cisco, via Steamers of the above Company will call at and leave Honolulu ou or that charge Kahului. etc.. Mav 10. SHERMAN, U. S. A. T., lefa Manila should bo made ter, W. Paulsen, J. H. Soper, H. ASIA. Am. bout the dates mentioned below: to all S. S.. renortod minlr t for San Francisco, via Honolulu, those who would not remove Younger, Clement Goo On, P. L. Finger FOR THE ORIENT. Isl., off China, Anril 23. May 16. FOR 8AN FRANCISCO. their goods after a certain tlmo, of Weaver, W. M. Maddon, Mrs. Scott S. S. CHIYO MARL' MAY 30th S. S. BENICIA, Am. bk., ar. Hllo from,,Port SIBERIA, Am. S., AMERICA MARU. . . .MAY 26th say, twenty cents a ton per day. This Nicoll, James Nicoll. R. W. Swont Mr S. left Honolulu S. S. AMERICA MARU... JUNE 20TH S. S. TENYO MARU 2 lownscna, April 22. for Yokohama, May 10. JUNE ho believed, would have tho desired and Mrs. Allen Jaeger, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. TENYO MARU.... JUNE 27TH S. S. NIPPON MARU 23 BERTHA, German bk., from Kahului SERRIA, Am. S. S., ar. San JUNE offect. One reason why it will bo nec- M. Brasch, Miss M. B. Hitchcock, Francisco Miss ar. Gray's . essary to regulate Harbor. Mav 10. from Honolulu, May 1G. this wharfago busi- M. Yoder, Miss V. Anker, Mr. and ness BOREALIS. Am. schr.. from Now- - SOUTH BAY, Am. S. S ar. San Diego 4, hotter, is on account of tho in- Mrs. L. DInkelspell, Mr. and Mrs. H. & creasing tonnago castle, ar. Mahukona, May 11. from Honolulu, May 1G. Castle Cooke, Ltd., Agents at this port. Often A. Giles and child, Miss Belle Mulch, tho harbor BUYO MARU, Jap. str., from, Yoko VIRVINIAN, Am. S. S., ar. master is hard put to it to Mrs. E. S. Cunhn, W. J. Whitney, H. Honolulu Iocato all ships hama on route to South Amorlca, from Seattle, May 17. tho In order that there H. Adams, Carl Bergfroid. Mr. and will bo no May 19. WADDON, nr. S. S, from UNION PACIFIC TRANSFER friction, or congestion at Mrs. J. E. Jaeger, M. C. Honolulu CO., LTD Miss -- Allen. CAMANO, schr, arrived at Port for Nowcastlo. via rvp.m Tcinn.i the covered wharves. As time goes Mrs. C. Allon, Mrs. J. Gomospostano Furniture Moving, Packers and Shippers of Household Goods. Ship- on, Gamble from Hilo, May 5. April 14. of courso, these difficulties will Mrs. A. D. Skinner, Miss F. Hoffman ping and Custom House Papers made out and all details attended to. C E CROCKER, Am. bk., sailed from WILHELMINA, Am. S. S., Increase, and it was said yestorday Mrs. M. Anderson, Mrs. left Hono W. T. Pogue Tacoma for Honolulu. April 28. King St., next to Young Hotel. TELEPHONE 1875 that tho government could not build lulu for Hilo May 17. wharves quickly CHEHALIS, Am. bk., ar. Hllo from ZEALANDIA, nr. S. S., arrived Vic- enough, for with the (Continued on Page Five.) Grays Harbor, April 18. toria from Australia, May 3. THE HAWAIIAN STAR, FRIDAY, MAY io, i9li, THRE13 I - - LI Thcodoro F. Lansing, and Mrs Nol- - Magoon, Mr Valentino Marcalllno, son Baker Lansing. Miss 'Bortha Marshall, Mrs. J. S. 1 Melanphy, Mr. Wlllfam Melnleko, Following-ar- e tho names ot thoso Miss Agnes Mclntyro, Mrs. William who attendeu the reception given by Monsorrat, Mrs. J. Myott, Mrs. Sa- Professor and Mrs. John W. Gllmoro rah Nowcomb, Mr. J. Ono, Mr. David on Tuesday, which was described m Paaluhi, Mis. T. H. Petrle, Miss theso columns Wednesday afternoon: Alice Porter, Mr. J. S. Pratt, Mrs. C. Professor and Mrs. John M. Young, II. Raven, Miss Annie Rcld, Mrs. R. Professor and Mrs, F. Donaghho, Pro- - R. Reldford, Miss L. Ripley, Miss fessor and Mrs. F. T. Dillingham, Alice Rice, Mrs. T. S. Robinson, Mlsa OVER THE TEACUPS. Professor and Mrs. A. R, Keller, Pro- - II. Estollo Roe, Miss Rebecca Jofm- - fessor and Mrs. A. L. Andrews, Pro-- 1 son, Mr. Paul Lencke, Miss Ednn By Lady Gay. fessor and Mrs. H. M. Ballou, Pro- Lindsay, Miss Carrol Low, Mrs. Flor fessor and Mrs. E. B. Porter, Profes- ence Bodge, Miss Helen Brown, Mn. sor and Mrs. V. MacCaughoy, Rov5 Sarah Docoto, Mrs. N. B. Emers n, rlago of her daughter, Claire, to Mr. erend and Mrs. W. Fclmy, Dr. Pierre Mrs. W. R. Haley, Mrs. Hermann Uruco Cartwrlght, Jr., on Thursday Cersolo, Professor H. H. Severn, Hugo, Mrs. Bcllo Klebahn, Miss evening, Juno 1, 1911, at eight Professor and Mrs. F. G. Krauss, Fances Lawrence, Mrs. John Light- - o clock, St. Andrew's Cathedral, Ho Miss M. M. Yoder, Miss T. M. Len, ,foot, Mrs. Lymnn, nolulu. Fred Miss Vera Miss C. T. Green, Professor nnd Mrs. Damon, Miss Vera MacCaullum, Mis3 POWDER Reception at the residence Mr. of W. G. Bryan, Judge and Mrs. Henry MncCracken, Mrs. W. A. Martin, and Mrs. B. L. Marx. Kinau and Vic Absolutely Pure E. Cooper, Mrs. Hosmcr, Mr. Ralph Miss M. Moore, Mrs. D. F. Owen. toria streets, half-paB- t at eight S. Hosmer, Mr. Mrs. Alonzo tt. Tho only baking powder o'clock. nnd Mrs. Manuel Phillips, Mrs. J. Gartloy, Mr. and Mrs. C. Montague Rcllly, Mrs. Lily Robinson, Mfss matto from Royal Grape 4 telephone, "to (to Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Horn-enwa- Flora Slgel, Mrs. A. G. Smith. Mm Cream of Tartar T am desperate," cries a pretty little matron over tho Miss Minna Berger has Issued in .nliln nr lliaf tutinf tinllnV tfl TllirSUO. Mr. A. T. Akow, Miss Agnes Charles T. Wilder, Mrs. McDougal. Ho Alum, Ho Lime Phosphate vitations for a nlcnlc nartv to tho "I shall always bo courteous to you, Lady Gay, because you havo always Alexander, Miss Marguerite Ashford, Mr. G. Boardman, Mrs. Frank O. my well-bre- d peninsula, at which charming been courteous to me, and I Was taught very early in life by this Miss Juliette Atherton, Senator Boyor, Mrs. Lucina Buckley, Mrs. Hopper, Mrs. E. C. Harton, Miss Mur- reciprocity is not oniy uut young society girl will on ancestry that mutual esseuuai ouutsaiuu 'b'u entetaln David Baker, Mr. W. O. Barnhnrdt, Carl Budde, Mr. Edward Cardon, Mr. iel Howatt, Miss Ida Ingalls, Mrs. J. io" n( wfinm thn rnntrnr-- t involves. Sunday next, in honor Willie- - really city itself, of Miss Mr. Nathaniel Biart, Mrs. F. F. Sedg Leslie Clark, Miss Marlon Clark, Miss L. Johnson and Miss Ruth JohnBtone. "You see, Honolulu is such a queer little place. Not the mina Tenney. ii init. on vnrv manv ot Its neonle. wick, Mrs. William H. Soper, Miss Alico Cooper, Mrs. J. J. Dowllng. you not About sixty guests have been bid- - "There Isn't any sane reason in tho world, my dear, why should Miriam Stacker, Mrs. Ulrlch Thomp- (Mlss Ida Elsworth, Mr. J. S. Emer- MILK TROUBLES ENDED. my don to what de- publish the details of dinner. is sue to be a most son, Mr. Edward Tracey, Mr. Yong son, Miss Blanche Ferguson, Mr A boon to Infanta, a milk easily represented considerable effort on my part and a few who were present lightful outing. "It Tong, Mr. A. R. Tulloch, Mrs. A. Dexter Frazier, Mrs. Joseph L. Gal easily digested; a safe were good enough to Hatter me oy tneir praise. 4 4 4 "And vo.t. thouch I shall cladly Eive you the nature of tho decorative ap Wnldennaur, Miss Agnes E. Walker, lagher, Miss Muriel Gibson, Mr milk; sick babies thrive on it; a neces- Georgo 1 sentertalning polntments I am honestly, sincerely, and cowardly afraid to let you publish Mrs. Rodlek Mrs. Gusslo AVeston, Miss Dorothy Matthew Graham, Miss Cordelia Gil sity for bottle; babies, a milk; im- at a house party aft- tho names of all my guests. at Tantalus this Wood, Miss May Worthington, Mrs. man, Miss Eda S. Guild, Miss Flor- proved in keeping qualities; bottled stupid, I know, so I am fatally tempted to explain Llbbey "It sounds dreadfully ernoon In honor of Mrs. and S. Mr. On Wat, Mr. Halsoy. and capped by sanitary machinery; you why. W. Witte, Fook ence Gurrey. Mrs. R. L. Miss to just her niece, Miss Burroughs, of Chi- Dairy-men- many, many so Yogi, Mr. William H. Rice, Mrs. Fellna Harrison, Mrs. W. Harllng. electric purified. Honolulu 's "TherA arn.so neonle in Honolulu who are so small, cago. stunted in th'elr understanding of Rood form, so pitiably stupid and unaccus y Ralph Lyon, Mrs John D. Kelley, Mr. Mrs. Harmon Hendrick, Mrs. J. B. Association, Limited. tomed to tho conventional methods, that were I known to havo given any n D. B. Khuns, Mr. Jay Kuhns, Mr. Hacney. Miss Ethel Harrison, Miss my of guests, individually and col- Tho Punahou Bridge Club met on function, without including them in lists Marurichi Kunamoto, Miss Cather- - Martha Hitchcock, Miss Ruth E, Fine Job Printing, ntar Office. lectively they would never speak to me again. I can not understand the Wednesday evening at the residence They a new type to standards of these peculiarly constructed individuals. are of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Buffandeau, me. For were I to entertain at two hundred and ten dinners during tho season self-sam- on which was very I Bhould bo properly expected, I daro say, to Invite tho e crowd to tho Alexiinder street, entire series!" handsomely decorated for the occa- 1 Very sound advice which applies to other similar examples of perplexed sion. hostesses is to draw a firm, unwavering lino like Opponhelm's Mannistor Baskets of golden shower were every who proved herself so un through each and name in turn of her had most effective, with quantities worthy of future consideration. of potted palms To entertain not merely entails the dissolution of social obligations, but and mnidenhair. VI courts the exchange of mutual ideas, and was primarily instituted for pleasant The ladles' prize for high score, in courtesies, to make life more amiable, more intimately sociable, and educa the form of a cut glass bon bon dish, thought. tional thereby urging It to yield a better harvest of higher was captured by Mrs. Bechtel, Mr. To bo seated at tho head of a dinner table surrpunded by those whose mere acquaintance prompts them to assert unworthy demands, is humiliating, con Joseph Aiea winning a very hand ceding to these social parasites exaggerated Ideas of their importance! some cut glass whisky bottle as the gentleman's trophy. SOCIAL NEWS OF THE DAY. geous velvety pansles, Dr. Rodgers' Delicious refreshments of sand A very beautiful tribute was paid favorite flower, in shades of purple wiches, salad, fruit punch, cake and tp Dr. Rodgers last evening, when tho and gold, the handle being caught coffee were served at the conclusion Olive Branch of the Rebekahs enter- - with a graceful lavender satin bow of the game. tained at a very 'handsome and elabor- - and streamers. Those present were Mr and Mrs. ate surprlso birthday party in honor Before leaving Dr. Rodgers thanked Bechtel, Mrs. George C. Beckley, Mrs. of this venerable gentleman. the ladies In a voice quite overcome Annie Conrndt, Mrs. Alika Dowsett, The hall was profusely decorated in by gratefi'' emotion. He said all day Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. McVeigh, Mrs. shades of pink and green which are his cottago had been tho destination Laur Buffendeau, Mr. Joseph' Aiea, the recognized colors of the organlza- - ot most beautiful gifts of flowers, and Mr. Lorrin Andrews, Mr. Walter tion, potted palms and hanging baskets asked what he had done to deserve Doyle, Mr. Spitzer, Mr. Walter Beak-ban- of maidenhair being Interspersed with It all. Mr. Robert King, Mr. Beaven, and Mr. Eugene hi.ge jars of pink asters and maiden-- 1 and Mrs. Buffendeau. hair. Here and there artistic willow! Miss Violet Makee has Issued w v t were suspended from the ceil- - vltatlons for a dancing party, at Mrs. Frederick Damon entertained ' five ing, filled to overflowing with pink car- - which she will entertain in honor of tables of bridge at her homo on nations and long sweeping trailers of Miss Wllhelmina Tenney, who leaves Thurston avenue yesterday after- o noon, asparagus plumosis, tho handles of n Wednesday next for San Fran-thes- which was a very pretty and delightful baskets being caught by large '.cIsco. occasion. bows of pale green tinted satin. Long About sixty cards have been sent Drooping house palms and potted strings of maile interwoven with rose out. ferns of the maidenhair variety wero buds were caught over the entrances, I Among those who will attend are placed about the rooms in a graceful MIn-Raise- arrangement. t ailing down into dainty portieres. 'Miss Wllhelmina Tenney, Miss d on a platform in the high- - nie Berger, Miss Burroughs of Chi-back- The prizes, one for each table, con- chair which was draped and cago, Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Schaefer, sisting of an after-dinne- r coffee cup of de- festooned with Innumerable long lels Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jaeger, Miss Neu-o- f rare pottery and all in different pink carnations Interwlned with niann, Mrs. Frederick Macfarlane, signs, wero won by Mrs. M. E. Gross- maile and tied with green bows, Miss Catherine Goodale, Miss man, Mrs. Arthur Wall, Mrs. Arthur satin THESE REFORMERS. sat the guest of honor. Mrs. Jennie Marion Phinney, Miss Harriet Lucas, Smith Mrs. Harvey V. Murray, Mrs. Bond Socialist Congressman Berger wants to do away with tho Senate, tho Constitution and the Supremo Jacobsen, and Miss Annie Macauley, Miss Mary Lucas, Miss Kathryn i Robert Court. News Item. both Past Noble Guards being seated Stephens, Miss Rose Herbert, jtj. Delicious light refreshments wero .at either side. George Fuller, Mr. Bert Clark, Mr. . served. After order had been maintained Mr. Robert McCorrlston, Mr. Frank Arm- Those present at this charming M. T. Slmonton and Mr. J. Lando, both strong and others. bridge party were.JMrs. M. E. Gross- or whom' aro Past Grands entered, V d V man Mrs. Arthur Wall, Mrs. Arthur bringing between them a table con- The Leahl Card Club will meet this Smith, Mrs. Harvey V: Murray, Mrrs. cealed like a pedestal in wreaths of evening as the guests of Mrs Henry Robert Bond, Mrs. Ballentyne, Mrs. one of the HARMONY pinks and maile, and surmounted by Williams at her home on King street. Frank . Rlchnrdson, Mrs. Day, Mrs. an immense birthday cake sclntillat-- , About ten tables of bridge will be Georgo Davidson, Mrs. Arthur David- TTD ing seventy-si- x contested. son, Mrs. Helen Noonan, Mrs. E. D. VX its lighted candles. ODORS on your handker This was placed before Dr. Rodgers, Tenney, Mrs. William Williamson, Mrs. D. Dougherty, Mrs. C. B. Past District Deputy Grand Sire, amid Cards are out as follows: Mrs. James "You may wash It or scrub it. Do chief. More delicate per- requests Ormand V tumultuous applause of approbation, Claire "Elolse Williams tho Wood, Mrs. Bert Petrle, Mrs. what you will, tho Harmony odor - who extinguished the candle flames honor of your presence at the mar- Wall, Mrs. Gustave Schaefer, Mrs. will hang 'round It still." fumes were devised one by one. never A very pretty programe then fol- lowed. by chemist. Each has the 1. Piano Solo. .Miss Sophie de la Nux 2. Vocal Solo Miss Frieda Klein lasting natural fagrance of choicest flowers. 3 Recitation Mr. Jesse Dutot 4. Vocal Solo.... Mrs. Charles Crane Saturday Specials 6, Remarks Mr. Lester Pet-- .rle, District Deputy Grand Sire. " , C. Presentation of a gift to Dr. Rod- AT SACHS' gers. CURIOS The cako was then cut, each of tho two hundred guests present receiving The handiest Manicure accessory up to date A book or a slice. It was first cut into by tho Parasols honored guest of the evening. paper cut into leaves and coated with a preparation gives Refreshments of sandwiches, salad, Handsome Silk Parasols in plain colors and fancy checks, coffeo an instantaneous and brilliant shine when rubbed on the cakes, and ices were passed also a few 'white linen embroidered : by waiters to all tho assembled guests. nails. Miss List will demonstrate this today. At tho conclusion of the evening $4.00, $4.25 and $4.50 qualities, special ...... $2.95 ca. three lusty cheers were given for Dr. $2.75 qualities, special ,. 1.75 ea. Rodgers, tho hall reverberating with $6.00 qualities, special . . . . 4.25 ea. tho applause and Jubilation. Ivory Toilet Dr. Rodgers was then escorted Into Parisian Articles tho anto room where he was draped Silkoline as handsome as genuine ivory, at a third of the cost. Will take engrav- with two pink carna- 'v'J hundred lels of ing. Has all of the good qualities of ivory except the price. Durable, tions, pink roses and maile, tho old Best quality 36 inches wide in pretty floral' designs and light and retains its color for all time. Separate pieces to match sets. gentleman who was overcomo at tho ( plain colors ..10c per yard. distinction accorded him being almost ASK MISS LIST TO SHOW THE REXALL BRACE. entiroly concealed in the weight of beautiful floral tributes. A handsome basket of very huge Sachs Dry Goods Co., proportions, artistically curved, and Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., with tall handles, was presented as a Cor. Fort & Boretanla StreetB. Opp. FIro Station THE REXALL STORE. HOTEL AND FORT 8TREET8. parting gift from the ladies of Olive Branch. This basket was brimful of gor- -

vi somno- tho Island Judges It waB who was ho'8 pretty closoly akin to his STAR noticed on tho outsido of his own lent cousin. THE HAWAIIAN. ' front door ono night not sd very, long OOO ago, and who was hoard to romark . Snmn .crouchy Individuals tako It Hawaiian Published every afternoon (oxcopt Sunday) by tho Star potulantly, mo In, a gr.Ievanco that there Isn't any Honolulu. somewhat "Let as NewBpapor Association, Ltd.; McCandlosa Building, Bethel street, Walt gln the milk In the' cocoa-- Uncle mixed with pet; I'll apologize." ' nut. WALTER G. SMITH EP'I5LR O O O (With apologies to R. K.) MAY 19, 1911 The Poet Philosopher FRIDAY You're a strategist of marvelous re- James Donovan, .ono of Erin's sons, pute, Is now doing n thirty days' term for STRONG FOR MAHUKA'. You're ns smooth a financier as o'er drunkenness, previous convictions The sun was sinkincr in the west it seemed to do that stunt, at wag seen; nnd sentences apparently being Inef- flint ihn ,nconle- who rcallv iqast ; mint; n ue uesi u n nuum m mv. was yesterday y onw...w - i - i sometimes wouki And though I run n mile In n record i fective. Ho arrested 1 I1C liuuili; ji;aii.iuujr scheme on which "i,the niiotiirh to out and express themselves on a building I'm weary of the changeless sort of style, and sentenced by Judgo Monsarratt mm conic same old moon looks down site, arc for the location already selected. THE SPHERE solar system runs; the You're a faster man than I am, Mr. this morning.. . sig-...... - same suns. ' acrce with Mr. W. R. Castle that the meeting was more OF GENIUS and beams, the same okl stars, the oui Green. Governor Frenr received n letter Wc - a r,tnrif1 nnnidncc. men- and bovs I'm in a plaintive mood today; a sheriffs writ is in Kwang- Heiig yesterday, stat- i nan... iuc icimuu. O O O from LI niiicani as would have I could not my business pay I could not run a peanut appointed signed for the civic center when asked to do so, just it my hand; make Tho "official" pollco and flro de ing that the latter has been But the mass My with deep resentment throbs against this weary world haB upon done for the Mahuka site if pressed in the same way. stand. heart partments book Is well under way Chinese consul and cntorcd , ",v- - lies. I built trilling jobs the solar system is my size. office. meeting brought together people who weic m i u.' of wasn't for and n privileged peep at tho cover tho duties of his enoughTJ7left I now is run by statesmen and the greater number showed that they wanted "well Or could run the government, which daft; lius been obtained. The main outer i I Champ cent, some to old Office. d make Clark look. like one and show thinks ornamentation of tho book will bo a Flnp Job Printing at Star their grounds of preference as Bill Taft. To manage armies in the field, to deal in crowns and build up The 'Mahuka site people state .crest-llk- o decoration wherein Is de for my lofty spirit thrones, the sceptre of a king to wield that hones. pleted a flro engine rampant and a puWic, which is the chief consid- - hampered by this world's fool laws, which make me serve, who Convenience to the business I'm policeman dormant, napping, In fact, Insure would command ; and people jeer at me because I couldn't run a peanut ' crauon m locauug .i ijuowi.. . . , . in what looks suspiciously like a field public, which is the mam thing stand. 2. Convenience to the shipping of azure gules. , Your Copyright, 1910, oy aeu. in locating a custom house. MatUiow Adam. WAT T MASON O O O 3. Convenience to judges, lawyers, litigants, police and .prison of , llOUSC. Tho Board of Health's work at AUTOMOBILE - . i. -- i 1.1 i. l,rirr1if nt wlipii...... Inrntltlf. a- COUl't nciais which snuuiu u mugm. ...0 Think of taking the garrison away from the spacious Presidio of Walpahu Is slow but sewer. 4 The fact that the acquisition by the city of one of the invin San Franisco and housing it on a city block instead. A pretty per- O O O in the for a Federal building would deprive Honolulu of the opera sites formance that would be for an army commanded by a doctor, yet it is A dog only knows enough to now stands on tne sue, ami uiu suunun v bull Reliable house which what General Wood., M. D proposes for tropical Honolulu. hang on; still, that's something. Old O O O 5. The building of a City Hall, a Carnegie library and a National - A Carnetrie library, linll. n down t .. ti, mid Tmlieinrv buildintrs would ex- a ritv militin nmnro n tt.,:,i JobIi Tucker, who is holding "-iu.- , ...... , - u , uuaru unuuiy ut.u n. States Army administration structure would fill out a civic Marston Campbell's multitudinous QUEEN haust the civic center possibilities if anything were left to give those center nrettv . wen cveii u tne rcucrai uuiichng was lelt to help hold the business jobs, was visited by a reporter yes structures park-age- ( terday, not Is in anyway r. :.,,,-fn- tn imvp .-n center as a civic center - temer. that this U. ti. 13 ..J ...... - business ... DEPARTMENT INSURANCE U lllluiiuiu X : unusual, despite what tho editors say. md if the postofficc is on the Mahuka site the business center will stay . Ho was out of his offico for tho mo- a long cm nuts cm; iww uunv w . , "As a matter of fact the civic center advorntp? fpll lnm " where it is tor time. ine cc placed derby - n1nmi1 r cprwp nnv ntlipr. the Advertiser. They must have spent all their energies signing that ment and. the scribe his on seat of the official easy chair, 7. A Mahuka park with a fine public structure in the center jjemiuii. the while walked round admiring the Hawaiian would give a good hrst impression to incoming iuuums. he delay m pictures on the wall. Tucker re 8. Sticking by the Mahuka site means the minimum of A -- Sanitary Commission with Geonrc Carter the liead at and Sam tuTned precipitately and plumped Johnson and J. D. McVeigh helping him wouldn't need' any doses of newspaper expense-cuttin- g down on the hat. Tho Trust 9. Reopening the controversy in an Congress. serum. nustiing man called Joshua's attention to tho C o m p a n y , might mean me maximum ui uu.i;. - ...Mnrii'iMic fni-- wlnVli iiist n5 rtinnv nponle wouk little oversight, whereupon tho latter Limited J- cf & fri1 HCSC tllC " ' " J I 1 may J'"" It be uncertainty about the Vera Cruz steamer schedule which y civic center site, but they remarked. "Yes. I'm 923 Fort Street. sign petitions if asked to, as they did for the keeps President Diaz from knowing which uay he will resign. naine-for-a-nick- el still "sitting on lid." ....- - tlmir...... w.nv without.. the bCLHl SllUliy V.liULIjI j O O O backing. Roosevelt's attack on the proposed arbiration treaty is probably It'll bo "Joshed" Tucker after the as strong as could ne expected from a winner of the Nobel peace prize. hat story gets around. MERCHANTS AND WHARF TAX COMMITTEE. o o o That man- Corral of Mexico seems to have picked just the right Is It correct to call a resident of The controversy between the Merchants' Association and the time to go auroaci. JCaimukl a Walallar? poses Foi Bent Shippers' Wharf Committee is one of the most remarkable things In some cases! which has happened in local business circles'. O O O As the Star understands the case, the Shippers' Wharf Committee Of all things a doubt casts the not testifvintr. the facts are as follows: .slightest shadow. Some vears aero it was agreed among the merchant importers LITTLE INTERVIEWS ooo 'Furnished No. Bdrms Price white and Asiatic, to pay twenty-fiv- e cents per ton to a committee of London note: The flying machino Wahlawa 2 ?10.0D responsible men on all merchandise they brought in, the money to be will this year compete seriously with Walkane 3 30.00 used for special sanitation. Later, promotion and the support ot com- LIEUTENANT SAHM It looker- f lumber going out the Waialae road .the costers' moke and barrow as a Peninsula 4 100.0.0 mercial bodies were included and the amount was reduced to ten cents like old times to see the band at th n one hour yesterday. popular means of transportation to Peninsula 4 40.00 per ton. Iloyal Hawaiian Hotel last night. CHAS. B. WILSON. The Adver ,the Derby. Fort St 3 '50.00 Today that committee is manned by Messrs. Schaefcr, Kennedy C. P. MERRILti There are twe Iser has said that the yacht Chnr OOO Kalmuki, 9th avo ... 2 35.00 Klamp, T. C. Davies, Paxton, Petrie and Ivers. A more responsible Irwin sites. One includes the oner lotte C. won the Kalakaua cup in the Kaimuki, 9th avo ... 2 35.00 , . . . Old man Trouble trustworthy and influential body of citizens could not be got together house and the other leaves it where meni i race, so. Kalmuki, 12th avo . . 3 50.00 mui is not Tne uiadys Has got to go m this town. it is. won it and it has not been Kalmuki, 9th ave . . . 4 55.00 contested Ain't no room for him the Shippers' A. M. BROWN I would to since. I am one of the trustees ami Cor. Maklkl-Wilde- r. . 2 25.00 At the end of 1908, the money paid over to Wharf nolike Round this here show; $4U,UUU, have to eo to Mall for every stick of ought to know Palolo avo 2; 25.00 Committee totalled, as the Merchants Association believes, Sun's a working, overtime, , sugar cane i nave nau not - Thereafter the tax averged $26,000 a year. Something approximate wnicn aid ramus Dr. Brinkerhoff was Flowers bloomin' double, belong to me. ' a brother to $100,000 is now supposed to be in hand and more money flows into officer of mine and the way Jes' to get the little goat M. ARIGA When Toeo was here that I interpreted Dr. Wavsnn'a stntp. the fund every steamer day. Of old man Trouble. , The stockholders of the enterprise as the members of the Mer on the Naniwa eighteen years ago, ment was the way in wihch several OOO ' ho wa8 in port for weeks but nevor other So-we- chants' Association who contribute, call themselves, ask for a report members of the Medical We may not have the sleeping Trent Trust Co., on ashore once. - ciety, not connected on the disposition of the fund and a representation the Shippers' with the service. sickness In Honolulu, but we've got LIMITED. SHERIFF JARRITT anybodv understood Wharf Committee. They can get neither, unreservedly. If it. the loafing germ here in force, and ' They believe that $1000 a month have gone for some time past should ask you, say it is hot. I sup- - FRED TURRILL It has become- - a into the Board of Health's mosquito crusade; that the Promotion conv pose that (and Bill wiped his fore- - common thing for chicken raisers hi mittce has had and perhaps yet has, $300 per month; that the Cham- head) Is. because I'm thin. Honolulu to buy day-ol- d chickens and ber of Commerce gets something. The Merchants' Association itself BARBER FICKE It looks to mo nut them under a settlnir hen after receives $100 per month and doesn't know why. Its officers say it as if government by commission will dark. The result is nearly always never asked for anything. come Just as soon as the Pearl Har-- successful. A gdod hen will take 9 Nothing special can be had from the Promotion Committee about bor fortifications are completed. care of eighteen chickens. its receipts and the last report of the Chamber of Commerce does not REV. DR. WADMAN The Meho- - ATTORNEY GENERAL LINT) at all from Shippers' dist Church has built Its twent"- - SAY One thing if mention any revenue the Wharf Committee. in favor of the V' The questions asked by the Merchants' Association are alniost seventh chapel in these Islands, an Irwin site is that people would have osier average of - n uniformly dodged. To the request of this body that it be represented dn nearly four a vear. to take a walkto get to the govern- the Shippers' Wharf Committee, the final answer is unsatisfactory. The J. WALTER DOYLE I brought :i ment offices. The great' trouble with merchants may come in if they will let the administration of the fund piece of corned beef ashore from tho people in Honolulu- - is that they don't alone for a certain period." But they don't know whether they want Wilhelmina and It was taken from walk enough. to leave it alone or not. me at the gangway and examined tor CAPTAIN EDWARDS The quar- - All this makes a commercial mystery. The members of the Ship- l)Ium- - fermaster's automobile was In tho pers' Wharf Committee would not do an underhanded thing; every A. Q. MARCALLINO I suppose parage 'until 5:45 p. m. on tho dav one of them is square and aboveboard. Yet their refusal as a body to you'll lift your hat to me on Sundnv when the dogs were run over en the either, let the stockholders of the fund know what is done with it or to if the Stars beat the Japanese? Well. Waialae road. There seems to be an $4,000, worth of Hosiery let them help handle it on equal terms with the old members of the wait and see. I expect the teams will impression that our car was tho committee, is a method which not one' of them would tolerate in his all bo evened up after Sunday's guilty one, and I want to set myself just received and marked at private business. szmes. rjght in the matter. Why this apparent lack of frankness? Who knows that will tell? F. L. WALDRON The Merchants' MANUEL RODRIGUES Yes, I'm prices where the profits will Assocation asks nothing unreasonable going to race Clara C. on tho 30th. of Shippers' CROWDING TROOPS IN TOWN. th0 Wharf Committee and though the little mare Is short bar- nothing that tho ablo business men of work I expect her to run well, be in your favor This f , . who compose It would not The did not believe it possible that ask under Mary Wlnkfield and the Arizona Star the War Department like circumstances. would move thousands of troops into barracks bn Wonder will be her opponents. If gain our Mr. Curtis immedi- one block of the M. T. SIMONTON Mr. residence district of Honolulu, when it owned two breezy Schnark people only made races when thov and ample must bo right about the rapacity of sites in the immediate suburbs. Considerations of health, were sure of winning the sport woulo ately took advantage of comfort and KaimukI people. They are "hogging'' roon on discipline seemed to this paper to be against such a measure. b0 dead. I'm taking a chance all the lumber In town, as well as more for the fun After the Advertiser had the news from private sources at Wash- of the thing than east. roads and lights and reservoirs. One anything else, just to boost tho game his way ington, the Star investigated and got private confirmation in : this form or my neighbors counted eleven loads along. WASHINGTON, D. C, May 5. Tho War Department will endeavor to secure legislation during the present session of This invoice comprises any- Congress to authorize the Secretary of War to expend tho , funds heretofore appropriated for a cavalry post In the Terri- tory of Hawaii for tho erection of barracks for infantry to thing and everything in the be stationed in Honolulu. "Under The Cocoanut Tree" Department re--' Tho War has decided that it will be well to By H. M. Ayres. line of footwear for Ladies, , duco the number of mounted troops intended for Hawaii and ' : increase tho number of infantry. Tho Government now owns in the city of Honolulu a great According to reports, Mothers' Day those popular prison ballads, "Gates Children and Misses includ- portion of the tract known as the "Barrack Lot." This tract ' nt tho jail must have been a bright Ajar," affords a suitable location for the erection of barracks and and Tako Mo Home." quarters for three regiments of infantry. The Department and beautiful occasion. Each pris- OOO ing will endeavor to obtain authorization by Congress to expend oner, according to the Advprtlsev, A bright reporter who hag just con- tho amount which has been appropriated for a cavalry post was decorated with a white carna- cluded a brief but brilliant engage- for tho erection of quarters on Hose col- infantry tho Barrack Lot. tion and appropriate music was sung ment With a local dally, got off a Opera in severaf .The Advertiser said is six regiments. Our own version three. by tho prison gleo club, one of tho good ono about his old friend Green. Three regiments, to say nothing of double that number, would mass selections being, "Tell Mother I'll Bo Honolulu's popular nnrt activo bill ors. On sale now. more people on a block in than they have the most crowded part of Thore in Answer to Her Prayer." collector. "It's a case of tho short Chinatown, and their presence would be a menace to their own health, Whether Warden Henry said a few Green being after tho long ,green," and other people's. There is no space for so many, but cither at words on tho efficacy of prayer In was the succinct way in which he ghafter or on Punchbowl there is all the living room, hill space this particular connection' Is not summed up the matter. and fresh air necessary. Why not put the barracks on the reservations stated in tho report of the exercises. bought for them? What possible oou excuse could there be for crowding It has boon suggested tfiat nt tho Tho compiler of this column takes them in on Hotel street? next celebration of this nature pleasure In "offering a prize, taking Since the above was written news comes that the barracks bill has thymo bo worn In placo of carnations the form a pint of wrinkles, passed. AVhat'is to be done, if anything? of for nnd that the musical program Includo tho first correct guess as to which of THE HAWAIIAN STAR, FRIDAY, MAY 19, ,1911. FIVE I Financial ommercial ? Promotion By JQAEfflKJC LOGAN i PTnni 1000 shares of $20 each, with power PINEAPPLE SYRUP BUSINESS ITEMS STOCK SALES EXCHANGE AID OAHU to Increase to not exceeding $50,000. IDHM EI -- - DISTINGUISHED VISITOR Tho regular meeting of tho mem- Hawaiian Stock Exchnngc Between HAWAIIAN STOCK XCHANQE. TO PREACH THIS EVENING. BOITLNG bers of tho Hawaiian Promotion Boards 10 Pioneer, $204.00; 100 Hon. Ewa Pltn Co ... 32.00 SHARES Binhop William Fraser McDowell, n Committee will bo held at the room3 Con. Oil, $1.98; 200 Hon. Con. Oil, Hawn C & S Co 38.00 39.00 D. D., Ai. D., of the MethodlBt Board 2 Vi of tho committee. Bishop street side, $1.9S. Hawn Sug Co 41.50 42.00 of Bishops, lg a through p'assongor A recent number of tho National Ewa and Oahu have advanced, tho Young Hotel building, nt three-thirt- y Honokna Sug Co 12.00 today on the steamer Mongolln. He bottlers' Gazette contained tho follow- Honolulu Stock Exchange Sales .... former n point over Inst previous Sug Co Is on his way to his In Chicago o'clock this afternoon. Between Boards 20 Oahu Sug. CO., Haiku 155.00 salo and the a quarter point. homo ing: "GO latter Crystal White Soap is the kind CO Knhdku Pltn Co 17. 18.00 from a tour of the world, during After proving Its merit within a very $30.75; Pioneer, $202.50; 10 Pioneer Sales of 20 Oahu between, sessions that helps with the work. Your Gro- McBryde Sug Co 0.75 7.00 which ho spent considerable tlmo In snort tlmo at Honolulu T. H., whero $202.50; 10 Pioneer, $202.50; $1000 O. .... and 5 and 10 on this morning's board cer sella it. Onomea Sug Co 42.00 43.00 India, Inspecting Methodist missions, Plnectar is manufactured by Dyron H & L. Co., 5s, $101.00; 10 Onomea, at $30.75 nro recorded upon tho Hono- A now laboratory of $42.5"0; 10 CO Ono- OJha Sug Co 4 lntor visiting the Philippines, China, O. Clark, owning an extensive pine-appl- o Onomea, $42.50; lulu Stock Exchange list. Ewa concrete, 90x40 feet In ground dimen- Paauhau Siig Pltn Co 23.00 Korea and Japan. He Is one of tho plantation, and this in competi- mea, $42.50. brought $32.50 for 15 and 10 shares sions, Is to bo erected nt tho experi- Pala Pltn Co 1C5.00 most prominent bishops of his church tion with fresh fruit and other pine- Session Sales 15 Ewa, $32.50; 10 at session. Pioneer has rccede8 one ment station of the Hawaii Sugar Pioneer Mill Co 204.00 20G.00 and spends tho greater part of his apple products obtainablo In tho Is- Ewn, $32.50; 5 Oahu Sug. Co., $30.75; Innil n hnlf frnm 1nst nrnvlnila rrrnril Planters' Association. II. L. Kerr Is WailukuSugCo 1CO.0O time in traveling through the mission lands whole year around, tho 10 Oahu Sug. Co., $30.75; 17 Pioneer, to ?202iC0 for c0 tQ and n snares the ihn nrplilfnnf nil.? $18 Ann la nnnrnnrl. Walmanalo Sun Co 250.00 fields. Tho bishop will preach at tho 1'inectar Sales Company, L mlted, was $202.50; 5 Walalua, $113.00. between boards and 17 nt tho ses ated fjr bu D,ds fjjr c(jn. E O Hall & Son 7G.00 Methodist church at oight o'clock organized as a marketing agency Sugar Quotations 88 deg. Analysis sion. Onomea shows a decline of a there trucUon w,u be a Qt Mr Ke.B M S N Co ..i 12C.00 this evening. in September to meet the demand Beets, 10s. C quarter point In sales of '0, 10 and last offlce Qt noon Qf gaturdayi the 27tn Hawn Ole Co 170.00 by bottlers, soda fountains and grocers 53 shares at 42.50 reported. Oahu instant Mut Tel Co 15.50 1G.00 over broad United CHARGE OF Railway flvo per cents show nn ad F. Horgan. all the States for( Q R(jnear w,u gUortly Be out PERJURY. O R & L Co 138.00 150.00 James a pure pineapple beverage.. Immedi- - A charge of perjury will bo prefer vance of three-quarter- s in a sale of h)s algacooa bean crushlng ml, Hilo R R Com 3 9 tho Company sent out Mr. M. E, red against Jim Stickler tomorrow in $1,000 at 101. Walalua in a salo of Stock gether wUh tfae pat(jnt( Rnd enter an. Hono B & M Co 21.00 22.00 5 Covington, who was an active mem- - connection with a liquor case which shares at $113, snows a half point and other ne Qf bnBln089; as he an. Hawn Pine Co 3 .50 37.00 Bond Broker promoting organization, and was tried decline from Inst previous sale. Ask- ,ber in the nounced ln n star interview some last October. Stickler then Hawn Pino Prod Co.. 20.00 21.00 experience testified in police ing prices are far above last previous who had a number of years' the court that ho & C monthS ng0 Hidalgo Pltn Co.390.00 400.00 gilt-edge- Member oi Honolulu Stock and as a salesman in the "soft drink" trado gave a woman, Melo Manu, half a dol sal quotations In most of the d ( Tanjong Olok Rub Co .... 42.00 Bond Exchange. uoca lar for two bottles of wine, stocks. liaving traveled lor tho uoia, which Is Pahang Rub Co 24.00 25.00 Stock and Bond Ordors recelra now alleged to bo On tho Hawaiian exchange Hono- Jersey Creme, and other manufactu- a false statement. CO prompt attention. FOR RECORD Pahang Rub Co 21. lulu Consolidated Oil continues the rer. In a short space of tlmo ho FILED Information furnished to Hawn Amer Rub .... 17.50 leader with' sales at the figure of relative achieved the gratifying, result of sell- A committee of flvo Elks has been all STOCKS AND BONDS. La Zacualpa 215.00 somo past, 1UU ing a large part of the first year's nnmed to consider tho proposition of tlmo $1.98, blocks of LOAN8 NEGOTIATED. Hwn Irr Co 0s 101.50 200 going. coast, includ- May 11, 1911. changing the date of annual and A sale of 70 Pioneer Phono 1572 P. O. Box 594 output on tho Pacific their car R R Co R & E Cs i Co. Hllo 90.00 95.00 nt $204, or $1.50 sale's on ing Washington, and Ore- - John L. Knlanl to Trent Trust nival from February 22 to some above tho . other Honokna Sug Co 101.50 rVUn. Crt.Ull nnrl 1?nO will Tlflvt Ltd.. P. A. time. Honolulu exchnngo list, Is reported. McBryde Sug Co Gs.. 94.00 Walalua Agrl. Co. Ltd. to Akaka k, Sheriff Jnrrett is now a collector be canvassed by him. Mutual Tel Cs 103.00 BiHceCanwriotMr. Rel. of base balls, but he makes It a con DAIRY INCORPORATES. , "Plnectar" Is not a cannery Sug I Kaalkaula Kaluapoalomaka w to Olaa Co 87.00 90.00 Tho ICIpahulu Dairy, Limited, has like so many pineapple juices dltlon precedent that the balls must STOCK AND BOND BROKER Lanaklla k et al., D. Pioneer Mill Co 100.75 filed artices of incorporation, tho di- on market, but is made from tho have passed through someone's win tho S. Hiramoto to Mary E. Foster, Cremo Pet Oil Co .35 rectors being A D. Castro, president; 35 Merchant Street, Honolulu wh'olo fruit, picked ripe in thesunnyv i. dow before he wants them. The lads S. Hiramoto to Mary E. Foster, Aft. Hono Con Oil 1.97 1.99 M. T. Marshall Jr., t; J Telephone 2428. P. O. Box 653 fields, and the very best grade of re- arund Punchbowl supplied tho sheriff Emma M. Nakulana and husband to Humauma Oil Co .40 Mncaulay, secretary; Henry Holmes sugar, with two balls during the week, both fined Hawalan cane so that it Templor Rch Oil Co .13 treasurer, and tho Ha- Western & Hawn. Investment Co. of which had seen plenty of service, Audit Co. of is hard to perceive how the quality of Ventura Oil Dev Co .07 waii, T.t1 n judging by tho complaints of broken auditors. J. S. Azevedo is also Sugar 3.95c such-- combination could be improved j Purlsslma Oil 24 Trent Trugt Qo U( tQ Interested In the concern. l-- Indeed, Is no drink of kind windows which emanated from the os, 4d there its et al. D. Jewel Oil .09 The company has been formed to Beets i 10 today brings neighborhood, and judging by the ap on the market that but Henry Router et al. to Church of 9 N T & D Co 11.00 12.00" take over from M. T. Marshall and pine- pearance of the spheres. They are the flavor of a luscious ripe M K M & M Co . .75 .9G J. S. Jesus Christ of L. D. Saints, D. torn and cut and generally battered Azevedo tho dairy business for- apple so perfectly as Plnectar. While IC S T & Co .14 Henry Waterliouse Co, R. A. Wadsworth and wife to F. J- - O merly conducted by them and to also Trust of re-- Tho boys aro disconsolate, but tho in tho nature a 'soft drink, it Vasconcellos Sr., D. Engels Copper 2.50 2.75 engage in stock-raisin-g and the im- J. 1 11 11 1.1 .11 11 - sheriff has the nucleus of a ball col Members Honolulu Stock laius an iuu vumuuie uisesuvu inup- r Mni,i nT1,i T,llai,nT1,i in portation of hay and grain. and Bond - mn lection. Exchange. erties- which has made pineapple syrup &" HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE, Tho capital is $20,000 Western Hawan, investment Co. CHILDREN'S COMPLAINTS." consisting of FORT AND MERCHANT RTS a standby of the medical profession for Lt(1 waiver Ewa Plan Co 32.50 32.75 - For summer diarrhoea in children ages. As an aid for improper diges- Tong Wat See and huauand to Hawn Ag Co 240.00 250. OP tton, always give Colic, Plnectar is particularly effective. charles IC. Abo et al., D. Chamberlain's Cho Hawn C & S Co 38.50 39.06 Mixed with White Rock or Apollinaris, f Trent TrUBt Co ud t0 Samuel T. lera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor Hawn Sug Co 41.25 42.00 well-know- n 3 ,or .any of tho mineral g cnmg rj. oil, and a speedy euro is certain. For Honomu Sug Co 145.00 waters, it Is a drink that could not be 'Trent - &S Sug 12.50 Trust Co. Ltd. to C. D. Prin- sale by all dealers, Benson Smith Honokaa Co:. 11.75. more pleasing to tho palate. In Ho-- gje rj Haiku Sug Co.. 15G.00 Co , agents for Hawaii. A Gas Water Com-- ; Heater nolulu, the Arctic Soda Water May 18( Hutchlnsqii Sug 17.00 ran-- started to carbonate plnectar' Kaluaikal k et al.'to L. L. Mc- - Kahuku .Plan Co.. 1G.50 17.50 less a year ago, with a ,'4 ,Syrup than Candle'ss, D. that tho Thetis never exceeds a speed Kekaha Sug Co 215.00 225.00 will allow m - you to forget that few gallons a month. Now their month- Kalmuki Land Co. Ltd. to C. D. of ten knots under full pressure, while IColoa Sug Co 160.00 ly requirement of Plnectar, which has prjngle, D. the China does about fournteen or fif- McBryde Sug Co.. G.50 G. (become their leader, is immense. Anton T. Rabica and wife to 1 teen to keep her ordlnar schedule. Oahu Sug Co 3IJ.50 30.75 grape juice mixed annoying lack of hot water and has op Df zeugma, D. American-Hawaiia- n Fleet. Onomea Sug Co 42.00 43.00 already become one of the popular Mrs. Kalani N. Johnson to Enoch The Virginian is due to sail on Mon- Olaa Sug Co 4.50 4 drinks at the Honolulu Elks' Club. Johnson Jr., D. day afternoon for Kaanapali, ICahu-lu- i Paauhau Sug Co 2?. 50 The name '"Plnectar" is registered John H. D'Almeida (to P.. E. it. and Hllo. She will leave Hilo on Pacific Sug Mill 110.00 by the manufacturers in tho United strauch, A. M. May 31 for Sallna Cruz direct. Pala Plan Co 1G0.03 Slates Patent Office and will be used M. K. Hulu to Onomea Sugar Co., The Mexican is reported as having Pcpeekeo Sug Co . ...145.00 by tho bottlers all over the United L. sailed" from the Sound today for Hono- Pioneer Mil. Co.... 202.50 '.04.00 States in distributing- - the carbonated Helen H. King to K. Nakamoto et lulu direct. She is due here on May Walalua Agr Co.... 112.50 113.00 drink. al., D. 0. Walluku Sug Co ICS. 00 The next sailing is tho Missourlan I S N Co 127.50 on June 2 for Honolulu. She should Mut Tel Co 15.25 1G.00 Honolulu Gas Co., be here on June 11. O R & L Co 140.03 Ltd Tho Lurllne has wirelessed In that Hono B & M Co 21.001 Shipping News she will be off port at ten o'clock to- Hawn Pino Co, 3G.25 3G.50 morrow morning from San Francisco Tanjong Olok Rub Co 43.00 (Continued from Page Two.) sho was without this equipment. Mongolia Sighted Cal B S R Co Gs 100.00 The Buyo Maru left Yokohama on Shortly before two o'clock today tho Hamakua DIt Co ....102.00 and 'two children, Mr. and Mrs. James tho 5th instant, so that she has been Mongolia was sighted. Sho Is proceed- Hawn Irr Co 100.75 101.50 Blcknoll, Miss Pogue, Miss Mikahala exactly two weeks on tho way. She ing to the Coast from tho Orient. Kilo R R Co 99.00 Awana, Miss D.Anker, Mr. and Mrs. Is not exactly an ocean greyhound, Telegraphic Advices. Hllo R R Extn Gs 95. 0D ' Ed Wobber,. Mrs. J. Wobber, Mrs. E. but rough weather delayed her con-Sno- ' San Diego, May 18. Sailed, S. S. Honokaa Sug Co ....101.25 Mrs. H. Behrens, Mrs. J. Nixon slderably, for out of the fourteen days Missourlan for San Francisco. Hon R T & L Co.... 103. 50 and infant, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fltz-- spent at sea, there were only five San Francisco, May 18. Sailed at Kohala Dlt Co Gs 100.00 j I gerald, R. Skelton, James Munro, C. that were not rough. For seven days 5.07 p. m schr. W. H. Marsden, for McBryde Sug Co Gs.. 94.00 9G.00 A. Bruns, E. T. Nichols, T. M. Church, a strong northeasterly trado windi Honolulu and Pearl Harbor; May 19 Mut Tel 6s 103.00 PaukaHana Mrs. R. Skelton, Miss C Castello, Mrs. blew. She has no passengers of car-- J arrived, 3 p. ra., S. S. Honolulan, hence O R & L Co 5s... 100.75 May Olaa Sug 6s 89.00 W. W. Low, Marcus Blllson, Mr. and go for this port, and cam here to 12. STANDS FOR CLEANLINESS Mrs. C. J. Blllson, C. Hodgo, Mr. and take on coal. It .waB at first thought Pacific Sug 6s.... 101.00 , AND Mrs. E. I. Cudahy, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. that 650 tons of coal would be suftl-Britto- n, Pioneer Mill Co 100.75 WILL NOT STAND FOR DIRT. . Ag 100.00 Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Keefe, o'ent, but tho captain this morning Walalua Co ' Miss E. Luescher, Mndamo Imhoff, deefded to fill up all available spaco, Jas. W. Pratt YOU MAY AS WELL USE THE BEST, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Mr. , and Mrs. Jos. Schwartz, Miss J. before he starts for his run to tho Schwartz, Mr. Russo and party, Mr. South American coast, so when the FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TER-RITOR- ITS CHEAPER" IN HAWAII AT CHAM-BER- S THE BEGINNING and Mrs. 'VY. D. Clark, Mrs. L. Mo- - vessel will get away can not at the OF AND CHEAPER Wayne, Mrs. S. C. Allen, Mrs. J. A. moment be stated. She will, if Real Estate, IN PROBATE. IN THE END. Mrs. H. G. Noonan, Miss slble, leave again tomorrow at noon. Insurance, Wilhelmlna Tenney, Mrs. E. D. Ten- - Thero aro sixteen cabin passengers Ill the Matter of the Estate of Thomas NOT ADVERTISED ON BULL BOARDS ney, Mr. and Mrsi T. J. Lowroy, Mr. on board, ono of whom is Alec Taylor, Loans Negotiated F. iMcTlghe, Deceased. Probate and Mrs. A. F. Knudsen, J. T. McCros- - the English professional billiard play-son- , No. 4371. ALL GROCERS SELL IT.' Hon. Jonah ICalanlanaole, Mr. and ?!. Ho is tho only European on board, Mrs. A. W. Goodfellow. All tho rest are Japaneso ln tho cabin, STANGENWALD BUILDING NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Mongolia Here at Two O'clock. while in tho steerage there aro seven' Notice Is hereby given by tho un- Fred L. Waldron, A wireless message received hero teen Japaneso and eighty-si- x Chlneso FOR SALE. dersigned executrix of tho Will of - Distributor this morning by H. Hackfeld & Co., The rango of tho wireless telegraphy Several bargains in Real Estate, in Thomas F. McTIgho, deceased, that agents for the Pacific Mall, stated Instrument has been found to bo 1500 and near the city, on plains and high' all creditors of said decoased present that the Mongolia would bo off port miles. lands. their claims duly authenticated and at two o'clock this afternoon from tho No Opium on Virginian. with proper vouchors, it any exist, Orient, nn hour earlier than antlclpat- - A staff of customs men searched tho FOR RENT. even if tho claim Is secured by mort- , ed when tho previous message was dis- - A.-- S. S. Virginian from end to end' A neat Cottage ou Young street, near gage upon real estate, to said oxecu-tiix- patched. She will if possible bo sent yesterday, but not a single tin of Thomas Square; unfurnished; $25.00. In caro of her attornoy E. C. I ( THE '400' OF away again tomorrow morning at ten opium was discovered. The men For tho .Summer, a flno story and Peters, Esq., Room No. 210, McCand-los- s o'clock. searched from first thing In tho morn- - half furnished house, with largo Building, Honolulu, within six ' I Buyo Maru Now Ha3 Wireless. Ing and throughout the day. grounds, garage, laundry, chicken yard, (6) months of tho date hereof which HONOLULU etc.; a desirable first publication of S! Tho chief pofnt of Interest about Tho Thetis roturned this morning reasonable rent for is tho dato of tho Wmm. ffi ;tho T. K. IC. S. S. Buyo Maru, which tho China does about fourtocn or flf-- tenant; high altitude; good air; arte-calle- d this notice, or within six (G) months; i drink hero morning from Yoko- - movemonts while away from horo slan water at all, times; no swamps from tho day they fall . due, other this JL hama for coal, seemed to bo tho fact developed the Information that she near, wiso they shall bo forever burred. D V McTIGHE, in niV iMrsbl I that this was tho first journey sho has was on Ono of her regular cruises, and " P RATT" ALICE P. mado since she had wireless toleg-- tho search for opium had nothing to 125 Merchant Street. Executrix of tho Will of Thomas F. IJL Cc22&iy H iraphy Instruments placed aboard, at 'dp with her trip. This would seem. McTigho, Deceased. Snlos Co.. L,td. 'Yokohama. When sho was last hero to bo natural when it is recollected Flno Job Printing at Star Offlce, Honolulu, May 4, 1911.

, j 'SIX THE HAWAIIAN BTAIt, FRIDAY, MAY i9, 1911. 'Jfe captain to decide. Othorwlso tho, tho High School scored four men in'nnd all other skin diseases. ng good team same as week, . the sixth, Hawaii scored flvo In tho Besides, thero Is noth so aat A will he th0 last Family viz: Drolor nt .first, Hamauku at sec--. sovontli, and the High School brougnt D. D, D. for a household skin remedy, ond, Markham at third, Kualll at home flvo In tho eighth. Fourteen for It washes away plmplos ovor night,, short, Illco at loft, W. Desha at cen runs In thrco spasms! Hawaii added and cleanses tho skin of all forms of ter and D. Doshn at right Held. two In each tho eighth and ninth and skin Impurities. Medicine Japanese Change Right Fielder, High School got a slnglo In tho ninth, Got a $1.00 bottlo today on our UNUSUALLY GOOD TENNIS YESTERDAY Tho Japanese have only ono thus tlolng tho score. Thonco to tho recommendation. Benson, Smith & change In their team, Notley taking j twelfth there was no soorlng hut In Co, Inning tho McKlnloy boys put . i. ran Without tho place of Zcrbo at right Hold. , that s 12-1- IN - Espinda will bo In tho box, over on tho College' and won THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST M. Nowell, Jack Qunrd, Bob Sin- character of tho tennis, and amid a Brlto and (ono on socond, was a great game for tho fans. CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF HA-WA- II soml-finalist- volley applause won Aknnn on first, Frnnco .It clalr nnd L M. Judd are tho s of Nowell tho last two games and with them tho Boss on third, H. Chllllngworth at Marcalllno and Yap pitched for Ha- IN PROBATE AT CHAM- lawn tonnis singles Alcohol in the match. short, Walker at center and Notley waii, while Monsnrrat and Llttlejohn BERS. championship, and tho two games to On Nowoll'a play In this match he at right field. . twirled for McKlnley. n Bero-tntil- tt Grammar School Series Close Today. Matter o? the Joe Aycr's Sarsaparilla is a tonic he played this afternoon tho Is slated to got through his soml-flna- l An Interesting Situation. the Estate of and alterative, free from alcohol. courts will settle the claims of today and tho final tomorrow and will Tho positions of the teams In this Fans aro reminded that tho St. u Kuklha, Deceased. No. 4244. What is a "tonic"? A medicine two of tho nsplrnnts. stack up against Al. Castlo In tho league aro remarkably interesting, ball gamo Is scheduled - threo-flftce- n that imparts strength or tone; a The fans, who missed tho oppor- cimnengo iatch on Monday next. It for If the Stars and the Portuguese . for Maklkl Park at this On reading and filing tho petition this being gamo Compa- medicine that builds up, gives t unity yesterday of seeing Nowell and ,S( however, too much to expect, on win out on Sunday all four teams afternoon, the last and accounts of Trent Trust It. A. Cooke light match In will level. And It Is really not too In tho Grammar School' scries. A ny, Ltd., administrator of tho estato vigor and power. What is an out their cvon thls i)runRnt play by Nowell, be second round of this tournament, much to expect that both Stars and victory to St. Louis, and so tho fans of Joo Kuklha, deceased, leto of Wal-alu- a, "alterative" ? A medicine that tho that ho wH1 wIn out from CaBti0( chn hardly appreciate what they miss- - Portuguese will win. Tho Stars ha'o dope out tho result, will mean that Oahu, wherein petitioner asks alters or changes unhealthy ac- thougU ho wln havo quite a number cd. for at times tho play of both men j10 Improved all along and are gaining Punnhou and St. Louis will havo to to bo allowed $533.00 and charged tion to healthy action. Ayer's ot gllin,ort,,ra jf get8 through to reached a plane of cxcollenco seldom t)l0 ci,aneng0 round, rooters with every match. Hayes Is play oft for tho Advertlsor Cup, with $533.00, and asks that tho samo Sarsaparilla does all this with- - attained!!! Honolulu. It was a bitter nob Sinclair shaped a good deal good, and will probably do- j.rangements for which game will bo bo examined and approved, and that out stimulation. Ask your doc- - - struggle from beginning to end, No- botter a5alnst Steero than he did in velop Info tho best pitcher In tho made after today's match, If neces- n final order bo mado discharging tor if a family medicine, like spectacular heights league, whllo In the field the work of sary. petitioner from all fur- well rising to tho CasUo Cup tournament. Ho serv-tlmc-s and sureties Ayer's Sarsaparilla, is not vastly great. Against Jap- out of number, while Cooke C(1 wlth confidence and had Steero in tho Stars is tho Brewster Back From Kauai. ther responsibility heroin. alcohol - Is W. better without than played steady tennis, bringing off kill- aiflicultles most of the time, eventuat- anese on Sunday they have a chance, Sam Hop looking for J. W. It Is ordered, that Saturday, tho good Is back from Kauai, with it. ing strokes in that inimitable calm ly Winning both sets G 2, C 2. and a chance, nt that. Brewster, who 24th day of June, A. D. 1911, at 9:30 a pre- manner of his. Nowell got away with L M Ju(jd surprised most people Tho Portuguese must bo given as ho Is under the Impression that o'clock a. m., beforo tho Judge Ayer's tho first sot C 3, but Cooko captured by gettinB away with tho mntch chnnco against tho Native Sons, oven Brewster has news for him regard- siding at Chambors of said court at Sarsaparilla - though Native Jap- All-Kau- a the second by a similar margin, tak- ngninst C. G. Bockus G 2, G 2, oven the Sons bent tho ing his challenge to for his courtroom in tho Judiciary Build- ing the four games with compara- - anese and tho Japanese beat the scries of ball games. Sam is anxious ing, In Honolulu, County of Honolulu, Pnpired by Or. I. C. A & Co,, IoksII, U. S, A. first thoUga Ju,id showed groat form in the Mm., Portuguese tlve ease. Castlo Cup. However, Bockus In form Portuguese. When the about tho series ns ho has other plans bo nnd the samo hereby is appointed nnd Sons met on April 30 jn Tho final set was the best of tho lo a hard man to beat, nnd for that th0 Native vlow If tho series with Kauai does tho time and place for hearing said tho Portuguese won by four runs to eventuate. fraternal JleotJngs afternoon, for first ono, then the oth- - reason It was genernlly anticipated not Petition and Accounts, and that all three, and they anticipate repeating A Note for Turfites. persons-intereste- may and thero or secured tho advantage. It was that tho Bockus-Jud- d game would then Sunday. HONOLULU LODGE NO. C1C, anyone's set right up to tho final prove a subborn encounter. Judd is that victory on The Native A race between Clara C, Mary appear and show cause, if any they ' O. Sous anticipate getting revenge, so Wlnkelfleld and Steel Dust is spoken why samo should bo B. P. ELKS. stroke, but eventually Nowell won out. to be congratulated on his compara-Nowel- l have, tho not there you are. Tho fans will havo a of for May 30 on tho Kaplolanl track, granted, and may present evidence as Meets In hall on King street made the running in tho early tlvoly easy victory, their groat program served up to them and prop- portion of tho sot getting threo out Jack Guard and Gerald Irwin put the winner to bo sent to Kahulul to to who are entitled to tho said near Fort, every Friday o enlng. Visit- In classy games Bere-evene- recollection of tho run on tho Fourth of July. Mary erty. of tho first four games, but Cooko up another great game on tho d ing Brothers aro cordially invited to of last Sunday wlfl no doubt attend Wlnkelfleld wlll probably bo favorite. of May, 1911. up by winning the next two. tania courts, Guard winning G 4, Dated the 19th day In their thousands. to attend. . Again Nowell led by winning the sev- - G 4. Though Irwin failed to a By tho court: take WRESTLER TO TACKLE GEO. T. KXjUEGEL, Sec'y. equalized n eighth set put up high grade of J. A. THOMPSON, onth; Cooke tho ho a tennis STRONG MAN lead by winning tho and had hard luck in not getting Clerk of tho Circuit Court of tho First and took the at Jack Younger, tho larger of tho de-onl- Circuit, game Cooko was ono set. On his play y PUGS ninth. In the next least ho COMING two Younger Brothers, now showing IF YOU one point from game, set and served a set to his credit. Tho match E. M. WATSON. WISH TO ADVERTISE at the BIJou, has been matched to match, being forty to Nowell's thirty, was very keenly fought out, douce Attorney for Administrator. wrestle Froellcher at tho Orpheum 4t May 19, 2G, 2, 9. g ANYWHliJte AT ANYTIME but Nowell tenaciously stuck to tho being called for most of the games, June THE NEXT SIERRA Theatre on a date to bo announced X Call on or Writs game pulled ou- of tho fire, This afternoon on and it the Beretanla Ialer. Younger has great strength 2 G C. PAKE'S ADMTISIflG AGEBCY winning tho tenth game. Ho also courts tho semi-final- s will be played, oj which he deepnds, while Froeli- - eleventh, Cooko again commencing 3:45. Opera $ I'M Satisomo Street took the but at The matches iDck Sullivan is engineering a prop- -' her s banidna on his skill to cope Hawaiian House. BAN up 5 FRANSIGCO, CALIF. ? evened with tho twelfth. Tho are: ositlon to bring over from tho Coast antag-tw- o vith hls beavier and stronger D, spectators were up to high- - A. M. vs. Sinclair, W. ADAMS, Manager. worked a Nowell Bob middleweight pugilists to put up onIst xhe bout promises to bo a pitch of enthusiasm by the splendid Jack Guard vs. L. M. Judd. a fifteen-roun- d go the Orpheum FRIDAY AFTERNOON at &.od onc tugh the element of theater on the night of Juno 10. enters very largely into such and EVENING, May 26, 1911. TOGGERY working pro- - 8ILVA'S llvan has been on this an encounter as this. Froellcher Matlnco at 3 o'clock Evening Con- posal some past and PAUL R. 1SENBERG, E. R. FOR I0AHU LEAGUE for little time nlay win by his 8lin ln a few seconds cert at 8:15. JUNIORS PL1 yesterday he received cable advices whlle. Younger has as much chance from San Francisco that Kid George Tho Store for Good Olothei. ot putting Froellcher's shoulders on The Sheffield Choir and Vic. Hansen would arrive by tho tho mat ln quick tlme. strength I' COIN S SUNDAY Sierra on the 31st and fight under against skill is Just what the bout of England his management. amounts to. TI Two Hundred Voices, Under tho Dick vouches for both men, who out engag- - Oahu juniors to tho . number ot Three of tho four teams havo good records, and may be ex- SPORTINQ CALENDAR. Direction of DR .CHARLES HARRISS. TYPEWRITER REPAIRING. Sunday's games THE twenty assembled in Notley's Hall at ed ln in tho Oahu pected to put up a willing go. The Conductor, DR. HENRY COWARD. LcaSue' wl ua slightly Accompan- All Work Expertly Done. Any 7:30 last night to consider plans for BtaBebaU fans- will be greatly interested ln 19 Baseball: Kaahumanu vs. Solo Organist and Chorus no-up- but tho Stars will MR. EDWARD HODGSON, Mus. make of machine. the opening of the 1911 season. 1 this announcement for it is "months, St. Louls at Maklkl, Juniors. ist, J. on the same nlno men wh It- fore proceeding with the business of r,elty and months and months," since we 21 Yachting: Honolulu Yacht Baa F - Co. A.. B. Arleigh & Co., Ltd the meeting, two presentations were'f" f Y " WaS had anything in the nature of a good Club opens seacon. PRICES. during tho week tho made, one to John K. Notley, president L,. that flstlc bout. However Sullivan bjis 21 Baseball: Oahu League: Box Seats- $5.00 ' Stars would make some changes but' of tho league, who was awarded a gone about the matter In the right 1:30, J. A. C. vs. Stars; Orchestral and Dress Circle 3.00 though it was tried to get the new silver-mounte- d cane for his services,' way and will no doubt stay in the 3.30, P. A. C. vs. Native Family Circle (flrst row) 3.00 i men into condition has been FURNITURE and tho other to genial Sam Hop, it found gamo if he makes good on this propo- Sons. Baloony (back of flrst row) 2.50 they havo been so long out of treasurer and manager of the league,!..'.that sition. That he will make good, if 21 Baseball: Walanae vs. Ewa Galldry 2.00 RUGS AND DRAPERIES. tho game that it would bo extremely who was mado the recipient of a gold the fighters do. their share, is beyond at Walanae; Aiea" vs. Walpa-ti- n Admission 1.00 to try them out on Sunday watch, for tho splendid work ho has question. Ho should pack the Orphe- at Alea. Seats on Sale at Berstrom Music .against tho Japanese. Therefore J. Hopp&Co.,Ltd done for the league in ,thc past. um on tbo night of June 10 and, if 21 Yachting Races: Hawaiian Co., May 20, 1911, at 10 o'clock a. m. I Barney Joy will hold the big mitt for These pleasant little functions over, the men mako a good showing then, Challenge Cup, first class: .the Stars and Hayes will do mound' the meeting proceeded to business. it would not bo a hard task to draw Macfarlane Cup, second duty; Edd,e Fcrnandez wlu be on electing tho following officers for the another full house with them later class. Athletic flr8t and wU, no dQubt make Park season: John K. Notley; on;. Sullivan has ono good bout ln 22-- Baseball: Oahu vs. St. President, elTort to pay Rn errorlegg t, mind for preliminary, particulars- : M i C. K. Ahana; secretary, a Louis at Alexander Field. Sunday Toon w, guard the second Bao Ah Baseball For C. K, Abe, and treasurer and man- - of' which he will announce later. 27-- Hawaii Yacht Club's cruise TIn tbo thIrd. K(m Yen w,u bQ at. agor, Sam Hop. to Pearl Harbor; dance at shortstop, and the outfielders will bo OAHU LEAGUE. An application from the Aala team night. u. chllllngworth, right; Sing Hung J. A. C. vs. STARS. for admission to the league was re- - 28 Hawaii Yacht Club's races t:30 center and B M- - Sumner left SPOR T NOTES passed on Pearl Harbor. Cooper cup 3:30 P. A. C. vs. NATIVE SONS. ceived and favorably. (New Flrst Baseman fop Portuguese. at In to second-clas- s boats; Spald- Reserved Seats for center and wings order draft a constitution and Tho portugOSG, Uope to have m for s a ap- - In tho Northern California cham ing cup Wrens. of grandstand can be booked at E. O. committee of five was now flrst basomau for Sunday.B gamo for pointed, with instructions to report pionship gold contest Frank Kales of 28 Baseball: Oahu League; Hall & Son's Sporting Department wlth tho NatIve SonSf and ,t ,s CQn. on the Clairemont Club defeated Austin vs. Stars, the 24th inst, when the league sdered prol)abIo tbat. thelr wIshes, 1:30 Native Sons Entrance, King Street. officials White one up ono tho twenty-firs- t A. C. vs. P. A. C. will meet again. As soon as wlll bo fulBllod Manuol Correa' 3:30 J. Prices grandstand, 35c and 25c; who Nu-an- by-law-s green. 31 Golf: Bogey play on u tho constitution and aro is now attaclled to. tho JapanoBef will general 15c. drafted to satisfaction For tho flrst time In. tho history of links, Country Club. the of the bf5 reieased at tonight's meeting or committee, the season's .schedule will track meets Princeton defeated. Yale June Baseball: Oahu League: tho 0ahu League and will he forth-b- e Is at Princeton, GO to 5G. Tho result was 1:30, P. A. C. vs. Stars; 3:30, fHre You Satisfiefl arranged. This, It hoped, will wlth slEnGd uu wltn tho Portllguese. I bo passed by in doubt until the last ovenL when J. A. C. vs. Native Spns. tho committee on the The Japanese aro parting with a good 31st inst.. and a start made with the Simons of Princeton won the high NOTE Secretaries of sporting or- Hand Method lose your hair without making an piayor ln Correa, and well they know r 'to serlc3 011 Juno jump, with Canfleld. of Yale ln second ganizations and piomoters of sporting to tho fall? jit, but Correa Is too good a player to Repairing 'effort arrest ' place. events are requested to notify the ' ho doomed to tho bench, as would bo During the interval between tho Sporting of "THE STAR" of PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER PORTUGUESE HAVE A HOODOO. tho case lf he. remalned wlth tho Editor IS BEST Da- - two big, games, at the Athletic Park any events set down for decision. 'not only stops falling hair but being a Tho Portuguese Japanese. Akana, who guard's first ponte, is blamed for Sunday's on Sunday tho Asahls and Muhocks germicide it kills tho germ that last for tbe Japanese is a crackorfack. Just as. hand-mad- o shoes aro t who- - figured, as prize winners in last CHRONIC DIARRHOEA. causes the trouble. defeat, it being claimed that ho is and would not be benched unless for superior to machine made; or tho team's hoodoo. Is quite prob- year's junior league' will come In for Many sufferers from chronic diarr It a very serious offense, or if he mot hand-mad- e gowns superior to and some of the limelight. The Asahls hoea havo obtained prompt relief by 'Sold by all Druggists at able that he has played for tho last with an accident, neither of which machlno made; so Is hand shoe wilt presented with league cup Chamberlain's Colic, Cho PACHECO'S BARBER SHOP. time ln that position for the Portu occurrences are anticipated. With be the the use of repairing best. guese, for the Punchbowl aggregation which they won, and they wlll bo deck- - lera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale Correa In tho team tho Portuguese Shoos repaired by us are Is after Manuel Correa from the Jap- ec"i out In brand new uniforms for by all dealers, Benson Smith & Co., will bo strengthened just where thoy guaranteed to havo tho highest anese team to fill that position. Sure most require tho occasion. Tho Muhocks will bo agents for Hawaii. strengthening, and It Is grade material used. enough, tho Portuguese did get It ln hoped present to receive the Lelthead and J that Correa will show his best Tho solo leather wo use Is Cools the neck last Sunday when Deponte form for tho Woodward trophy presented for tho ITCHING ECZEMA CURED, Punchbowl brigade. oak-tanne- d s I I team batting average. to suffer day genuine and of the went into the game, but It Is bard to Soares and Pedro will form the bat- best You don't need another WITH Innings' Game best grade possible' to obtain. say he was the entiro causo. Thoro tery; Bushnell will he on socond, and Twelve at Maklkl. with that awful itch. A few drops of McKlnley High School camo out compound as Tbo workmanship Is guaran- aro others who think that tho blarao Souza on third; M. Freltas will be at .that wonderful known against College Ha- - Prescription teed to pleaso you. might well havo been split up more. shortstop, and out In the field there victorious tho of the D. D. D. will take game, mo-- Just look up those old shoes However, Deponte Is getting bis now, will bo Ornollas at left, Madelro at wall ln a twelvelnnlngs' ball away tho itch Instantly, yes, the with good uppers and tele-phon- o and time wlll toll whether tho others center Olmos nt played yesterday afternoon on Maklkl. ment the flrst drops nro applied to the and right to us. Wo will havo our will get theirs. At a special meeting Native Park. Tho gamo was ono in which inflamed skin, the Itching is stopped Sons Undecided. wagon call for them I of tho Oahu Leaguo Committee to- Is qu'to on tbo batters had the advantage over Many Eczema sufferers nave faPed bo that IForcegrowth It tho cards that the thero wlll be no to you. Cor-rea- 's twenty- - trouble morrow evening tho matter ot Nntlvo Sons will play tho now bat- tho pltchors for no less than so utterly with salvos and other "dls I It wero made. Of these even of transfer will 'be decided, and tery on Sunday, for tho captain has six base hits coveres" that tho assurance TELEPHONE 1782. is also expected that Madelro, tho not yet decided whether Itnphael'and the Collego of Hawaii boys got fif-- tho best physician or druggist cannot i second-strin- g toon, Bill Rico making a homo run, to another cent ln , Portugucso pitcher A. Desha will bo in charge of tho at- induce thorn Invest will hop across to the Japs. Espln-d- a tack, or whether Thomas and Lota Marcalllno getting two three-bagge- rs any remedy. Manufacturers' may need a rest later In tho sea- will resume operations. Tho fans nnd Melnecke also hitting a treble. It Is to just theso discouraged suf Shoe I Dainty Women son; ho was not In his best form on would no doubt like to see tho now Tho High School boys mado eleven ferers that we now offer at 25c a trial Co., Ltd. very baBo hits, Monsnrrat getting a three-bagge-r. tho genuine D. D. D.. Pro LIKE THE Sunday last but he did not do battory In nctioji, but as tho Native bottlo of 1051 FORT STREET. badly and wlll probably be In tho box Sons aro up against th0 Portugueso, Tho game was very closely scription, a slmplo wash of Oil of Win on Sunday as usual. and so much doponds on tho game. contested, particularly up to tho end torgrcen, Thymol and a few other in- Regal Shoe! It Is doubtful whether such a change of the fifth Inning, tho score being gredlents, so compounded that thoy Fino Job Prlntlug at Star Office. would ho advisable. It Is up to tho then 1 la favor of Hawaii. Then reach tho very worst cases of Eczema Fino Job Printing at Star Office. to $$$Ot2!OS5'05,O5 (

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- l i II Tim HAWAIIAN STAIl, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1011. SEVEN

Tho habit of Bavliig is caBily EXCURSIONS HERE PLANNED AGAIN BELIEVES IN THE acquired by having a Hat Cleaning and Renovating DEPEND GETTING STEAMERS CHIC CENFER AT 122 BERETANIA ST., Next to Fire Station. SAVING Perfect Work and Prompt Scrvlco Guaranteed by ACCOUNT Jos. Roman An Account can bo opened Wood's ronort wpokf ffor.f trtvlmr lonol,Ilu Mny 17, 1911 tnrv for thin tlinf ihrv nrn crlmm .....' Sflle Proprietor. .T tar Wlth to with ono dollar and If you so I am Pleased to be ablo to renort conslilnrfttlnn in thn p.nmniltt.in'n mnr- L . respect TELEPHONE 1657 "' a of wish bo given that wo shall soon bo In a position gestlon that (hey run a special ex- -' J'? nuTm,bor rnost WORK CALLED FOR AND a Homo Bank will beg to DELIVERED. forward several . mn sny that you you can deposit tc hundred feet of curslon during tho summer months of t in which tho ; mr " 1 rogartl Bonlno's most moving pic-- 1012 . to tho attractlvo taking in Hawaii, Now Zealand, iocatlon f odd change of day. H'd- - tho - in--'i Federal turo film to London for uso this com- Australia and some of tho more T ,noW say 1 Interest on Savings Deposit Is Ing fall and winter throughout Eng. estlng South Sea Islands. L,,, that con paid at 4V6 per cent compounded land, and Ireland. . nbouJ iTho oxcursIon comnlItteo of the bulh Ings n JloTnf semi-annuall- Mr. A. A. Young, president of tho commerce1 Lo8 Angele3 chambeP of mount to all othorB TprritOrlal ...... I Indeed, ItY'Z Hntol fnmnnnv1 ,,, la nvrnnrr. JH iiiuiuiiut; uiiuuiur excursion io Mnn nf m.o 1 Ing to supply us with a Walklkl surf. aTuthorlZ ! wall ln order to help tho plana for a ,d n M D Ing some 400 A scene length. feet In We Pclro to Honolulu for which they; United FnJono m? i expect the Inter-Islan- d steam Navlga- - no San'ahd f Stag In Wholesomly fed sound cows, sanitary surroundings, sterilized 11 dIwct of steamers from it'l carrl d oTt tlon Company and the Volcano House at . ost have been working so long the million J li i utensils, and tno most npprovod methods of handling milk and cream to Join supplying vol- - Judd Building,illFort and Mer- in tho thrilling ent boIng rcay started by .the i absolutely 'tlTa nib' of assure the purity of tho products of chant Sts. cano scene ana Mr. uolo or tho Ha- - excursion of some years three vast sums of money I - to out this I wallan Pineapple Company Is arrang- t.10 i, M- cn"?r Capital and surplus $1,000,000 .inn. mn'-,ut"i ""u auuie oi...tnom ing to have a new series of moving whenever a suitable steamer can bo tlLZ elder tho cost thomrh It pictures taken showing up tho plno ti l, secured t twenty millions and more. In fact, apple Industry anyone he Pond Th ncouraSQ1'lcnt received by tho who will take tEo trouble to , Tho lecturer (Mr Erwln) to whom ,. , rln,1 m.,,-- rn, rnni Mm , . 8TABLIBHHD IN 1830. these films and a few finely colored ui.i,i '""h"41"-- 3 Company In its effort to work' up an upon this subject will Telephone 2890. lantern slides that wo shall bo ablo be astonished excursion to Hawaii winter leads at the amount of work Is being to furnish will be sent can bo depend- last that them to bellevo that they can be en- - dono In this direction, nor they & GO. ed upon to do good work for Hawaii. can BISHOP tlrely successful next winter. One fn" to be Imbued with this If This most Interesting lecturer has Idea excursion for which they are now have any Idea of symmetry, twice visited the Islands and Is quite art curing information is Vancouver to r beauty. familiar with tho entire group. BANKEKS Hawaii; Hawaii to Panama, thenco! But tli0 best of It is the fact that Dr. Wadman to Lecture ., .,, pnnot . rn,.n. Am,ln .nil nn ...... We have completed the list of slides " " i'uo win oo necessary XiC at the ih Commtrclal and Traveler' for Dr. Wadman who will bo leaving ,lc,adlns, Pa;.wllh eeptlon of removing the --'jot f01"8 pcra ,,0"se Ltttri of Credit Issued on thi soon on a trip that will take him as CjflC U.10Soe countrle81' aIsoi this Is but slight uuu ouu Bank of California and The Lon- far East as Boston. Ho expects to jun jjicfiu r imiuiauu, iu iu uuiuparison to tnat of tearing 1015 Exposition Idown don Joint Btock Bank, Limited, cities. . the Fort street nronortv. which frivA nrm nr mnra lllilafrnlorl tnllra nn " ' among London. Hawaii at every stopping place. Wo Tno out'ook for excursions tho com- - 's me iinest In the city, and Amor-lea- n 1 w111 say Correspondents for the hove also supplied the doctor with ins w,nter and during next year are that I do not think anyone contemplate Bxpress Company, and several thousand small leaflets which mosl encouraging at tho present time. cam seeing that fine Thou, son. cook ft ho will distribute as ho goes along At our request, the Southern Pad-- nroncrt'' and the 'many beautiful structures torn oqunnlm-tlona- . Interut allowed on term and and have authorized him to get add!- - Ac Company has arranged to handle down with l to say Sarins Bank DtpotlU. copies printed as they may bo our folders at tho Perry Building, San ,ty: nthing of tho confusion, needed. Francisco. dust and dlrt 11 wo"ld make In one maIn Prof. George H. Barton, who Is well Our agent at Los 'Angeles, Mrs. fTU,r thorusMarcs of tho city, Shingle Decay known in Hawaii, has been giving a Headlee, writes under date of May .. ,ed' 1 think thls clvIc center 8 anrt A TRUE BARGAIN IN REALTY IS number of illustrated talks on the is-- 0 ln part as follows: I. vast of BUcn paramount Doesn't Pay i importance thnt we cannot give too OFFERED NEAR CORNER LILIHA lands throughout New tEngland re- "Tho additional lantern slides were Particularly when it can be mucii thought to tho subject 1 AND WYLLIE STS. SOMEONE cently. received In good condition and arc ,..,, and prevented at small cost by ,.,i,ii.uu.u ruqpesi every- WILL SNAP UP THIS PROPERTY Miss Mary Maxwell, who has been now ,n the handa o tho colorlst. itDiictuuiif tnat the use of FOR INVESTMENT; IF NOT, FOR regularly supplied with our folders, one that has a love of svmmetrv and "Arrangements are now well under beauty A HOME. DO NOT SLEEP ON THIS Is doing good work for the lsjnnds In will Kivo their best thotmhtR ai' obaervonce of Kameha - Sherwin- - Williams TILL YOU HAVE SEEN Central California lecturing before fr and considerations to this subject. Women's Clubs.. ' uuuo "i uj jinu i wouiu also like to ask if it Pdpufpuatiuf' Suihm Stains organized society 'The Lei Aloha So- - would not a eo Several Christian Endeavor soci- be grand thing to have f islana investment clety of Hawaii.1 jour city Mado with Creosote) J eties have recently been supplied with among the foremost ranks H Limited. "On tho 2nd inst. I gave a very of the most rpogressivo cities of tho our folders. It would seem that "Mis of creosote gives these stains ex- Member of Hawaiian Stock Ex- successful evening on Hawaii at tho United States and In after ages to The use slons in Hawaii" has been a subject cellent preservative properties, greatly increas- change, Room 103, Stangenwald build- 'Hotel. P'easanton.' There were about havo it pointed out as one of the for general study and discussion life of shingles. Telephone 1884. 100 guests oper-- most, beautiful ing the natural the ing. Postofllco box amongst tho Christian Endeavor so- - and thelr frIends. I cities in th0 world, 1 But to do 506. Cable address: "Bulldog." cieties throughout the United States. ated tne lantern myself and have thls eoTn reBard wl havc The colors are all of good tone and maximum evening to be given to The Hawaii Exhibit at Boston Is arranBed another at the same the width of the permanency. The wide experience of The place on ICth. I have up streets, most of which m- - Sherwin-Willia- already bringing in letters of in- - the taken are quite Co. in handling pigments and . 1. tl n 1 x 1 f 11 n ilnrm n J n, n .. .1 ...... I . . . . qulry. Rev. Mr. Oleson apparently uio ul " iure uuiuio mo luaa-- uuu iu me kiiiu oi siruct-- oils in the manufacture of the finest paints and shingle sees that no visitor to "The World BaDtist stato Convention to meet inures that are erected upon them, aa colors, is worth a good deal to you in of LonB Beach early ,n AuBist. well as to tho public building. Very stain. Bank gets in Boston" out of tho building iikn,,t r rr n "Our dailv lecturA continues to at-- ' truly yours. miuuub jiciuiwg Dui.icLiitii3 ui iianaili - Twenty-thre- e handsome shades. Next winters travel will undoubtedly tract largo and apparently interested GEO. OSBORNE. show a laiger percentage of New crowds." Honolulu Mn tnh Trtnrin OfTTrt. England visitors as a direct result Through the courtesy of Mr. Fred frnr 1 .SVif colon on wood our i m of this Exhibit. T. P. Waterhouse, from this tlmo on, at tttrt. Issue K. N. & K. The Pierce Tourist Company of we will be assured of a reliable and Letters o f Credit Providence, Rhode Island, reports a Judicious distribution of our folders BY AUTHORITY decidedly increased interest in Ha- - at Singapore by the Waterhouse Corn- & and IRRIGATION NOTICE. E. 0. Hall Son, Ltd. Traveler's wall as Ex- - pany offices centrally a result of the Boston whose there are Holders of water privileges, or Checks available hlblt. situated. Respectfully submitted. those paying water rates, aro hereby ft throughout Pacific Excursion H. P. WOOD, the Planned. notified, that, the uso of water for world, jfi & Cable The latest word from Canadian- - Secretary. J the Irrigation purposes Is confined be- transfers at lowest tween the hours of C and 8 o'clock A. r&es M. & j j and between tho hours of 4 and C SHIRTSNEW STOCK a o'clock P. M., excepting tho district of HAII T MEETING College Hills which shall bo confined A great variety of plain and pleated bosoms in every style and shade to tho hours between 8 and 10 o'clock at a price to fit any pocket book. A. M. and 2 and 4 o'clock P. M., and WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT SHIRT FOR $1.00. LIMITED. HEALTH MATTERS Manoa and East Manoa Roads which shall bo HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. confined between the hours Cor.Bereta-ni- a of G and 8 o'clock A. M. and 4 and C and Capitol (Paid Up) Yen 24,000,000 P. M. Buffalo Express: Dr. Carlos E. Meetings were held yesterday aft- Kam Chong Co., Any violation of tho above notice Fort Sts. leservo Fund Yen 16,600,000 ernoon by by Curaralngs gave an address on the health officials and tho shall subject the consumer to Imme- new sanitary commission, to plan General banking, business transact Hawaiian Islands, under the auspices diate cut off from supply without fur-the- r health work In health d. Savings account for SI and up Honolulu. The notice, and the service will not of the Buffalo branch of the Society Dr. officers' meeting was attended by be turned on again nil Lfl wards. Me- until costs and Al Li El of Natural Sciences ln Perkins Wayson, city and county physician; expenses S E C I -- S JL Fire and burglar proor vaults, with connected therewith P shall morial Hall, Y. M. C. A. building, Dr. Moore, city county Safe Deposit Boxes for rent at $2 per last assistant and havo first been paid. physician; year and upwards. night. The lecture was illustrated Dr. Pratt, general healtn J. M. LITTLE, FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY Trunks and cases to be kept on cus. with many slides from splendid pic- officer, and Mr. Mott-Smlt- Superintendent of Honolulu Water meeting dis- tody at moderate rates. tures taken by Dr. Cummlngs during The was devoted to a Works. Particulars to be applied for. cussion of garbage service, reclama- Approved: flvo months spent on the Islands. YU AKA1, Manager. tion, etc., and it was decided to en- MARSTON CAMPBELL, Cummlngs, speaking abdut Dr. in deavor to make arrangements for the Superintendent of Public Works. Honolulu Office, Bethel and Mer- the great number of Japanese in Ha- cremation of garbage hereafter. May 18, 1911. chant Sts. Tel. and 1694. P. O. waii, said: "When tho civilized na- Carter, chairman, Box 168. rl tions first became aware of the ex- - called the sanitary commission meet-- NOTICE. istenco of the Hawaiian group, It Is, Ing and announce,i commlttees as estimated there were 250,000 natives, folowa : EWA PLANTATION COMPANY. now tnere are not over su.uuu anu me- - ,,T .1 Tho stockbooks of the Ewa 1 r. Hemenway and Young; sew Planta- Is decreasing rapidly. The UlC Bridge and Beach Stoves for Coal or number erage, Young and Currlo; drainage tion Company will be closed to trans- have In- Japanese, on tho other hand, low-lyin- Saturday, Wood. and g lands, Keller and Hem- fers, May 20, 1911, at 12 creased rapidly, and is estimated Quick Meal Blue Flame Oil Stoves. it enway; living conditions, Keller and o'clock noon, to Wednesday, May 31, Oil they are nearlng tho 200,000 Perfection Stoves. that Carter; garbage and general sanita- 1911, Inclusive. Giant Burner Gasoline Stoves. mark. tion, Carter and Currlo. CHARLES H. ATHERTON, EMMELUTH CO., LTD. "The Japanese aro not well liked. Treasuror, There was a long discussion, in Ewa Plantation Co. Phono 1611 No. 146 King St Next to thorn in numbers aro the Honolulu, May 19, 1911. Chinese. They aro engaged princi- which Senator Judd took part, and pally in rice, pineapple and sugar Dr. Currlo gave much valuable Infor- "5 growing." mation concerning conditions to be FIRE INSURANCE Dr. Cummlngs exhibited some met splendid pictures of tho crater of Kl Chairman Carter announced that Folding Card Tables. Onlv $3.50 Each. ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OF lauea, taken at opportune moments on Monday afternoon ho would tako Tops. LONDON. during a three-nigh- t vigil at tho sum- - tho commission around In his own Felt or Leather Golden Oak or NTW YORK UNDERWRITERS mlt. Becauso of the moist atmos- - a"to, going over certain sections but Weathered Oak Kewalo-Kakaak- o sec- AOENOY. phero of Hawaii, It is very difficult to specifically the m good pictures. tion. PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON IN securo "You can be to not ln SURANCE COMPANY. soaked tho skin and know It Hawaii," said Dr. Cummlngs. clothes become limp boforo you real-Iz- The D. F, Co,, Ltd, "Tho sun may bo shining brightly It Is raining." and It Is apparently beautiful outside. Dr. Cummlngs will lecture next Fri- General Agents for Hawaii. HI You will go out ln a light suit and day evening on Now Zealand. Fourth Floor. Stangenwald Building. tho moisture is precipitated so gently Coyne furniture Co. Fine Job Printing, star Offlco. that your collar will wilt and your Fine Job Prlntiuts, star Offlco. EIGHT THE HAWAIIAN STAIt, Fill DAY, MAY 19, 1911.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. groups, with tables and diagrams ox- - ho was romonstratng with her rora. Miss Woodward 11 hlbltcd upon a lino in front of the tlons with Driver, she stated to him Classified "Ads" Irrigation Notice 7 audience. A marked decline was that while ho had boon a good husband Hawaiian Opora Houso C shown for tho period In all cases, to her sho would never glvo up Driver. 11. Hackfold & Co 8 with only a fow Instances of local in- Ho continues "that by reason of tho LOST, STOLEN OR STRAYED Kwa Plantation o 7 crease lit somo decades. Tho speaker continued association of tho llbeleo ITWILLPAYYOU from the On Saturday afternoon l'robato Notlcco 5 quoted a variety of causes for tho with the said Volney C. Driver as 13. on Haa-sing- rosldcneo of It. Stackablo decline, of which rnco suicide was not herein set forth, great distress and puppy (male). street a btnck THE WEATHER. given chief prominence. From tho suffering of mind .was caused tho into the merits ot the $G will bo paid on return- To look A reward of facts wns deduced that tho decline llbollant herein, finally culminating in cus- it ing cither to residence or tho Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau, was greatest, where Immigration most a total temporary dethronement of his Honolulu, T. H., May 19, 1911. toms office. settled, smaller In tho South than in reason on tho 4Ui day of November remporature, 0 S a. m.; 10 LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN. a. ni.; tho North, less in the moro pcrma 3910." (It will be remembered that a. m.; and morning minimum: McQi.ald acquitted Wnl-lclk- l, nont rural settlements of Americans was of assault with From premises of J. F. Drown, 72, 78 80, 7S, 70. TIAZDA" In the to murder Driver on the ground a reddish brown Spanish Collie. than urban communities where intent. Barometer roain. Absoluto hu population was all tho tlmo soothingly I of Insanity.) Improved Tungsten Lamp Finder pleao return to promises and midity (grains per cublo foot) ; rela The chancing. Another Interesting conclu- - Further ho declares that on account rccelvo roward. humidity point 8 a. m.: tive and dew at slon was that while alien races had 'of the oxtrcmo cruelty and Inhuman 30.03, 0.471, C3, 01. These Lamps are current savers and will cut down a nign uirtnrato at arrival in mo treatment of tho llbollant by th'o libel FOR SALE. C Wlnfi vctociry tine direction at a. country, they did not tako long in lee and on account of tho adulterous your lighting bill while giving you more light and m.; 8 a. 10 a. ro.; and noon; Desirable property, :9,93'J feet, in.; entering tho lists as rivals of the old life led by her, "further conjugal rola- - better light than you ever had before. 3NE, 8NE, 9NE. Park Addition, by James 3N, slock in declining reproduction. No-- tlons between llbollant and llbellco Slioahan, 1219 Fort street; land clear; Halnfalt curing 24 hours ending 8 groes in cities were less fertile than have been rendered Impossible. "Also No agents. m. .0 rainfall. v.hltes, contrary to a popular mis it is alleged that the llbollee" is a Total movement during 24 WANTED. wine conception. It was shown that the grossly immoral and unscrupulous wo hour ending fit noon IBi! miles. The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. " boy. Willing black population of somo cities would man, of a depraved and sordid mind Employment as yard WM. B. STOCKMAN, "B", show a large decrease were it not for and disposition, and wholly unlit and to do any kind of work. Addross Section Director. the fresh arrivals from outside. unworthy to have custody of Star olllce. the tho Dr. Clark ivmindcd the audience two minor children.' 2 or 3 rooms, Furnished cottage of NEWS IN A NUTSHELL that a low blrthrato was an old story Douthltt and Coke are attorneys for Address A. with big yard, preferred. II was one of tho manifestations char McQuaid. B.. Star office. Paragraphs That Give Condensed octerizlng tho decline of ancient Jtome News of the Day. where special privileges- were bestow- COURT ITEMS. FOR RENT. ed upon' families of three or moro chil Antonc Rodrigues takes dismissal Fresh California Fruits and Vogeta Among modern Instances ho re- of Large mosquito-proo- f room, fur- dren. his suit against Honolulu Rapid blcs and "Puritan" Creamery Butter to France. Ho voiced a theory & nished; $9.0 J a month. 707 Klnau ferred Transit Land Co. at his own cost, Crystal S by S. S. Lurllne tomorrow. Henry White tho held by some Investigators that tho according to a paper filed by Thomp street. May & Co., Ltd., telephone 1271. present wave of infertility might son & Wilder for plalntifl and Castle Kooni ou Special Gil Largo Mosquito Proof orders taken for the a new era arrive, in which & Withlngton for two gentlemen. passand defendant. beach suitable for bert corset. Miss Woodard, 1141 civilized society should again mu'tlply Bathing and Boating convenient. Ad- Fort street Trent Trust Co., Ltd., administrator BEST FOR THE HOME LAUNDRY.. on the face of the earth.. ot of Joo Kuklha, petitions dress "Beach" Star Office. Tho will of Mrs. Alicia Hatch wns the estate approval account balancing at WHITE; THERE IS NO ROSIN IN IT. filed for probate yesterday, and Judge for of FOR SALE. Robinson appointed July as tho day $533. Divorce Cases HARD; LASTS LONGER THAN CCMMON SOAP. Now buggy and Harness, Can be for hearing tho petition of the execn Qui Judge Robinson granted a decreo soon at American Stables. tor, Francis March Hatch. Mrs. Hatch HEAVY; THEREFOR "WILL DO MCRE WORK. of divorce to C. F. against died In Washington, D. C, March G (Continued from page qne.) Rinehart his wife Merle Rinehart. on the ground FURNISHED ROOMS. leaving an estate worth about $44,000 hiding in a room next to, and of desertion. They wero married at YOUR GROCER HAS IT. Bosnia. No. 73 Beretanla Tho logatees are all members of tho priver Furnished opening his wife's Indianapolis on July 25, 1903, and the! street. Running water and electric family. with a door Into, ho strongly ob- for light in each room. Rent reasonable, Watches promptly and properly re room. At that time wife has deserted' tho husband J. H. Townsend, proprietor. paired by Redhouse, Masonic build' jected to her having any further re- three years. When sued sho was on ing, Alakea and Hotel streets. lations with Driver and demanded ot the mainland, her address being un company CLOTHING 1D0 Green Stamps free. Boys and her that she cease keeping known. MEN'S girls, get busy. Call at tho show with him. Juana Pacheco obtained a divorce Men's Clothing on credit ?1.00 a rooms, Fort and Beretanla streets, On or about January 23, 1910, Mc- - from Manuel Pacheco for nonsupport. week. Suit given at once. Francis and ask the man. Quald was confined in tho Queen's Kinl Haaheo was granted a divorce Levy, Outfitting Co., Sachs Bldg., Fort Tho Argentina sailor, Vincent Hospital for an operation, remaining from her husband Pua Haaheo on ac Street. Sanchez, arrested on a charge of as there until February 8, and while 80 count of extreme cruelty. BUY AND SELL. sault with a knife on a soldier at confined he says his wife was con- William Wallace alBIsdel' has dis (Tender Beef Iwelel, was released from custody tinually keeping conmany with Driver, continued hs divorce suit against Ma- Diamonds and Jewelry bought, sold this morning. The soldier won't on one occasion attending a public He Mersbery Blaisdell. and exchanged. Bargain in musical prosecute, the with him. While in a feeble NO DELICACY Instruments. J. Carlo. Fort SL and the woman and dance IS WITH OUR PATRONS OUR PUR boy, who wero witnesses, have left ccndltion on February 1C, and walking SENT TO JUVENILE COURT. CHASES ARE CONFINED TO THE HIGHEST GRADES the Territory. Hence there was noth on the beach at Waklkl, he says he In an effort to abate the nuisance OF WELL FED CATTLE; WE BUY NO CHEAP STAGS SALE. FOR ing on which to proceed against came upon Driver and his wife in a existing by reason of the hordes of AND WORK OXEN. Good Pianos and Organs for sale Sanchez. secluded spot embracing each other. children selling theater tickets at I at 102 Hotel street, James Sheridan Subscribe for the Cat:, Chronicle, or He strongly denounced their conduct night in tho streets, Chief Detective tuner and repairer. Examiner, $1.00 per month. Wall, but she defended Driver, stating that McDuffie set out last night and cor Nichols Co., Ltd., agents. she had called him there to se her. ralled thirteen lads all under the age Metropolitan Meat Market REDUCTION OF CAP new Last. of sixteen. Three of these boys wero NOTICE OF Plans have been drawn for a Reconciliation Didn't A. Lou, a W. F. HEILBRON and LOUIS, Propr's. ITAL STOCK AND OF CAPITAL laboratory for tho Hawaiian Sugar McQuaid than relates how, by rea- selling tickets for Chinaman Planters' Association, to be constrnct- - son of his wife's continued Association employed by the Royal Hawaiian Ho Telephone 1814. OF HAWAIIAN SECURITIES ' od of reinforced concrete, and will be with Driver, lie left their house and tel, but Lou declared that ho had not COMPANY, LIMITED. forty by ninety feet. There is an to live at a public hotel until employed them. He had given the propriatlon of $18,000 for the build- - j March 13, when they met and upon her tickets to another party to sell for Notice is hereby given that on ing. promise forthwith to cease all rela- him and it was he who must have April 28, 1911, there was presented This hot weatirer a snampoo, shave tions with Driver ho returned and re- given thorn to the boys. The bunch to tho undersigned Ticasurer of tho and a massage Is Just the thing to sumed domestic relations with her at arrested by McDufllce were sent to the Territory of. Hawaii by the Hawaiian brace you up. Tho Union Barber Kalakaua and Oahu avenues, where Juvenile court. Sccurtles Company, Limited, a cer- Shop has four first-cla- ss artists In ho remained until he had to' leave for tificate, In duo form, l elating to the attendance. J Hawaii on work ror the United States Crushed Rock capital stock un-o- f proposed reduction ot tho At a meeting of tho Hawaii ranch Government which kept him there FREAR DECLINES If you contemplate doing any work about your homo requiring ce- of tho capital of said Company -- Athletic' j 25. Returning home on that and the Amateur Union last til June ment, communicate with us and hear what we have to say about from $250,000 to $200,000, and the sur- night it was decided to start a move- - j date he became aware that during his Nos. 2, 3 and 4 crushed rock. render and retirement ot 3500 shared ment far a "sane" Fourth of July absence his wifo and Driver had been URGE CHANGE of the preferred stock of tho Company celebration here, and a committee was keeping company with each other, 10 of the par value of $20 per share, named to take the matter up. The 'Again, on September 10, ho was e Honolulu Construction. & Draying Co., Ltd. cancellation of certain in- Super,' a and the consists of Paul nelled to leave home, this time as Interviewed on tho federal building Robinson Block, Queen Street aggregating $50,000, owing re-- debtedness Lorrin Andrews and A. H. Tarlton. witness in a case at Kailua, and site meeting of yesterday, Governor Company by tho holders of tho 25 to tho It will lay plans for alhletlc sports, turning on .October found that tho Frear this morning said: shares so to bo retired; from which aquatics, a parade, etc. I samo old state of affairs between "The meeting didn't show enough certificate it appears that all of 'tho An especially good shirt for ono dol-- , Driver and his wife had existed In his ' change in public sentiment to Justify acts and things therein mentioned tov Irs n lon1 nf r f flirt Totyi OVionrr absence. me in taking steps to assist In bring have been had and done in tho man- Company, Fort street and Beretanla. Wouldn't Give Up Driver. ing about a change of site. JOl i& ner and form required by the provi- A complete line .of furnishings at mod I Tho shootng affray Is introduced "The desire a change The Young Hotel Laundry sions of Act 114 of tho Laws of 1911, erate prices. for of site without reference to McQuald's part seems to originate not so much from is using the latest methods in relating to the reduction of capital Yestorday afternoon Harold J. now steam In it oxcept as a victim. He says public as from a desire of I stock and of capital of corporations. Holmes, who has been with tho firm that sentiment Laundering Shirts. on November 4, 1910, ne received a certain parties to retain property on Therefor, any person having any of Hackfeld & Co., for the past seven painful and dangerous gunshot wound Fort street. and objection to said proposed reduction years, was married to Miss Ethel Phones 1861 1862 In consequence was confined In a "Personally I prefer the Irwin of capital stock or capital is hereby Hoge of West Virginia. The ceremony and site hospital for throe weeks. While so but that Isn't saying that I advocate notified to file the same with the un- was performed by tho Rev. 'Mr. Wad-ma- n confined his wife visited him when a change being made." dersigned Treasurer of the Territory in the Mctiiodist Episcopal and 9 of Hawaii, at Honolulu, within thirty church, Beretanla avenue. The mar-- days from tho date hereof, or tho riago was a quiet one, only a few THE "CONTINUOUS samo will be forever barred, and such friends of both parties being present. FILAMENT" reduction of capital stock and of Tho nowly-marrle- d couple left for PERSONS IN THE NEWS capital will bo entered of record as Kauai by the W. G. Hall, where the provided by law. honeymoon will bo spent. Mrs. E. FAXON BISHOP expects to try at Columbia University. Miss ' Dated, Honolulu, T. H., May 3, 1911. Holmes has a wide circle of friends in leave " ' next month for the mainland. Thompson is a graduate of tho Unl , D. L. CONKLING. Honolulu. Tungsten versity of California in tho Treasurer, Territory of Hawaii. class of V REV. DR. WADMAN Is going East '05. After hor graduation Miss glvp somo Thompson acted as chem gives perfect only two flexible ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE TO QnnnificqTQ soon and will lectures assistant Is the lamp that satisfaction. Has about Hawaii. 1st In the soil department of the" Joints, whore all others have sixteen or twenty rigid ones. CREDITORS. UUUIULUUIU u unlversltl, resigning to accept the (Continued from page ono.) MRS. GEORGE G. GUILD and family post in the islands. New York Tho undersgned, having been duly will leave on tho steamer Marama Globe., which Is o appointed Administrator of tho Es- out of contact with tho to spend tho summer in Oregon. Is Practically Indestructible races o tate of Hannah Becker, deceased, no. other of tho world. His moral ALEC TAYLOR North ot England o was tice is hereby given to all persons that tho tlmo had arrived for dr. H. F. TROUTMAN of tho billiard champion, who ts on a tour No sagging ot tho filaments bocause it is ono continuous wire. Has bringing all peoples sway i having claims against tho said estate under tho Queen's Hospital will leavo soon of tho world, arrived In Honolulu long and uniform life. Saves you 50 per cent, on your light bill. to present tho same, with proper of tho brotherhood of man. for Hawaii, where he will tako tho this morning on th Buyo Maru, o Dr, o vouchers, if any exist, duly authentl Emorson's topic was tho decline place of Doctor Collins In the Pd on his way to South America. Mr. cated, whether secured by mortgage of tho blrthrato among native Amer- poekeo Central Hospital. Taylor is in the leading flight of icans net 25 Watt Lamp 75c or otherwise, to tho said Adminlstra tho Indians but tho stock billiard players at the English o of original European tor at his ofllco, No. 79 Merchant the settlers. As MRS HOLDEN, mother of Mrs. game, and while In China ana o Is no body Lamp 85c .. Street, Honolulu, Oahu, within six there of statistics contain. Georgo G. Guild, who has spent the Japan ho mado somo exceptionally 40 Watt ing tho . months from tho dato of this notice actual blrthrato, either of the winter at tho Guild homo in Manoa good runs, topping the 300 mark In country as a whole or of any consid- i or they will bo forever barred. Valley, will return to her home 1n Shanghai. Taylor haB been through o section it, adopt- Canadian-Australia- n ' Dated, Honolulu, T. II., April 26th, erable of tho essayist Oregon by tho India, playing in Bome of tho plan o 1911. ed tho of estimating from tho steamer Marama, which is schedul- Princes' magnificent palaces !n census figures on WILLIAM SAVTDGE, the basis of tho ed to leavo on Tuesday next. Burmah, Ceylon, Straits Settle o number of children five years Dimond & Company, Ltd., Administrator of tho Estate of Han under ments, Java, Hongkong, China and W. W. o of age to overy thousand females from MISS ALICE THOMPSON, the Boll Japan. He now goes to open up o nah Becker, Deceased. 53-5- 7 KING STREET. fifteen to forty-nln- o years old. Flg chomlst of tho Hawaiian Agricul-ure- s now territory ancPrwlll make his o wore given by decades from 1790 Experiment Station, taking In America o tural is first appearance South A Fine Job Printing at Star Office. to 100, and for different states and a supplementary course In chomls- - at Valparaiso.

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PAGES 9 TO 12. PAGES 9 TO 12 HONOLULU, HAWAII, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1911.

PERCY TELLS SIX THOUSAND PETITIONERS FAIL HUNTER AUSTRALIANS

TO MAKE SHOWING N MEETING ABOUT BIS HONOLULU TBIP AND

IS ALL FOB IHOKA SITE BIS VISIT TO THE STATES

m. r,inm,i i.niifiinir din mpntlnir Mr. Castlo auotcd McCandlesB as Sydney Telegraph: "The Americans States and Australia. At the music are exceedingly anxious to I - vPBtcrdav afternoon on the Capitol stating that there were G9.000 people learn hall did two turns per night, cxhlb- Australia, wo were grounds was a small one and strongly west of Nuuanu avenuo and 33,000 east all about and if ltlng the films and chatting to the only to spend a llttl? money In coun-Unite- d in favor of the Mahuka site, though ot that thoroughfare, and me majority the audience on tho resources of tho - we could do an 1m- - try which I called as a result of the agitation to had Borne rights in the federal build- States from came, and tho menso deal in way abandon that site. The five or six thou- - ing and It should not he removed too tho of attracting chances which everywhere presented and business peoplo to sand nersons supposed to havo sign-- far from them. Ho said all would tourists this themselves for tho farmers, the men who money in- - cd a petition for a change did not show agree that tho Mahuka site wa3 the havo to tiers, and tho commercial man. vest, and who are not to mi. and it was remarked that if there most convenient, and especially tho afraid take America's Wonderful Field, were a genuine petition having six ladles in their shopping tours would he risks." "There Is a wonderful field in Amor-Th- ls story thousand names on it, the Capitol able to get to the postoffico without Is the Mr. Percy Hunter, farmer. The tourist of today is the - grounds wouldn't b0 ablo to hold tho taking a car to reach tho office as Director ot tho New South Wales In- homeseeker .of tomorrow, and 1 am telllgenco re- crowd that would gather to back their they would if it was at mo irwin sue. Bureau, who yesterday confident of big results in the way of by Hono- views. Mr. Castle referred to tlio idea of all turned tho Zealandla from investment of tho wealthy and influ- The nssemblaGo was very renrescn- - public buildings at the civic center, lulu, whither ho had gone as an Aus- ential Americans. Furthermore, they asylums, representative to Pan-Pacifi- c can tative of Honolulu's leading business such as jails and insane also tralian tho be induced to inc'udo Australia interests. President Grlfflths of Oahu police headquarters or tne leaerai Travel Congress, had to tell. In their travel Itinerary. The Pacific as bo Is a most Amer-th- o College occupied the chair and Intro- - building; the latter, he stated, had "There can no question about important theater. duced W. R. Castlo as tho first speak- - much right there as these others, be anxiety of tho American to learn ienns are beginning to travel more dls- - extensively. er. Castle, as expected, favored re-- i cause it should be in the business all ho can about tho Comenwealth," Tho Pacific is tho point tainlng the Mahuka site. He recalled trlcts. Mr. Hunter said to a reporter of of interest, and the best means to Sf 1 w adopt to bring the former mass meeting, at the Young Referring to Judge Dole's letter and "Tho Dally Telegraph." "During tho Australia beforo them objection made to the noise, he last ten days of my sojourn in Hono- - is the establishment of an Australian hotel, which the site was decided tho 1 at . S. MARTIN. upon by a unanimous vote and the said there was fifty times as much THOMAS lulu I practically held a leveo of peo- - bureau In New York, with possible Democratic minority In tho Senate, - raising of ?35,000 to open Bishop noise in New York, yet the courts did Senator from Virginia, leader of the p'o who every day came to get de- branch agencies In the other States, Btreet and make the site available. business just the same. tailed information regarding business , "Tho number of peoplo who travel "Now, why did the business men Castle said in conclusion that the and travel. Although I took a good from the United States every year Is lsrge, unlto upon tho Mahuka slta?" said federal building project was belns TELLS supply of literature with mo I could and Just at tho present timo Mr. Castlo. "Because it Is by all odds blocked, not by those who want the FEDERAL BULLETIN havo done with ten times as much, they aro beginning to tiro of the old tho most convenient to the business Mahuka site but by those trying to so keen was tho desire to. know all places and aro looking forward tq lapds, center. It is often urged that the cause a change. about us here, Ho that everything new Australia could estab-fro- m difference of a few minutes does not Representative Ed. Towse gave an OF IUI0SUIT0ES AND MALARIA that point of view In connection Hsh an office In Now York, and in count, but when you want to send to eloquent forecast of Honolulu's coming with the visit was most successful." some way or other feofc in touch with the postofflce customhouse or Inter- - greatness as a city. In referring to "Did you adopt any special idea them, she would be able to divert an nal revenue office this is not so. It the site matter he said that it should for bringing the Commonwealth and enormous stream of tourists her way means a loss of time of months in a be well enough understood by this Farmers' Bulletin No. 450, printed other species of Anopheles are occa- - Its resources under the notice of tho every year." . Busi- - of law - year for all of this time wasted. time that under the spirit the by the Department of Agriculture and slonally found, but are not Important American tourist, or the probable In- Mr. Huntor has more than ever been on contracts, federal building con- - ness houses on Bishop street will, bo the was)received here in the last mall, malarial factors, vestor?" impressed with tho necessity of un-- likely bo on Mahuka site "ex-- , well located In connection with tho to the tains the following regarding malaria The anophellno mosquitoes aro "I lectured whenever tho oppor- - dcrtaklng some systematic scheme of events." r. site." cept in unforeseen 'and mosquitoes: tlnguished from most other mosqui-M- tunlty presented Itself, and exhibited irrigation in tho western portion of commit him- - j ma- - Castle spoke of the effort to Delegate Kuhlo did not it has always been known that, toes of tho United States by tho fact 180 slides representatlv. of the enor-- tho Commonwealth. "Trained and - any declared him-- trade the Mahuka site and the indlgna- self to choice. Ho laria is most prevalent In the vicinity thaf their wings aro moro or less mous industrial and commercial re-- skilled men," he says, "from some of Congress for tion which followed. In the merchants' self ready to work in 0f marshes, and it was formerly spotted, and that In resting on the sources. Besides these I exhibited the many centers of America, where what community wanted. He said or away association there was a postal card the supposed that the air exhalations wall their bodies incline from 1000 ft. of moving pictures, showing irrigation has .altrfost reached the been Irwin site vote on tho question, and tho result he had originally an from these marshes produced tho the wall at an angle, while with most Sydney Harbor and all tho principal stage of perfection, should bo induced forty-nin- e man, community had decided was to eleven in favor of tho but the disease. Parasites of malaria have others the body Is parallel to tho Australian cities, and a section deal-- to come and settle in Australia. If way, and ho had acted ac- - Mahuka site. the other not been found in the water or air wall. Tho females also have palpi ing with tho staple products. The they could be prevailed upon to do - "Now, gentlemen," continued Mr. ccrdingly. of marshes, nor in decaying vegeta- which aro nearly as long as the pro-Castl- shearing of sheop and tho handling so there can be no doubt about tho speak- - "the United States government George W. Smith was the last tion, nor in the soil, although they boscis, or beak. of the wool, the harvesting and tho local farmer benefiting by their emphatically has made its choice, and tho site has er. Ho was in favor of have been diligently searched for. The Anopheles mosquitoes ahovo of tho wheat, and tho more amplo and advice." One gave been vested In the United States. We the Mahuka site. reason he Attempts to produce infection by mentioned pass tho winter, as adults, picturesque stretches of tho local rail- - No "Shouting." having the are not considering the best Bite, but was the desirableness of these agencies have always failed, in the autumn they enter houses, ways created a remarkable impres- - "Both during this visit and on tho why the site should be changed. Con- - postofflce near the waterfront. the mosquitoes which carry these stables, barns, or other outhouses, or sion on those who witnessed them, occasion of a previous one," added - meeting adjourned without any- - however, breed in marshes hiding places, gress is not considering it, the author- The parasites, seek other sheltered Oh, yes, there was an earnestness Mr. Hunter, "r could not help remark-about- , having spoken In of the They itles aro not considering It; but If we one favor or In marshy pools and streams. and remain there until spring. tho inquiries that augurs well Ing on tho facj. that this horrible by petl-- ; num- - ask for a chango they may say the project alleged to be backed a Issuing from these breeding places, are often found. In the winter in for future business between tho shoutinir business, so nommnn tn Aim. names es people out here don't know their minds tion bearing six thousand of they enter nearby houses and feed hers in the cellars of houses, where jca for tho cno-gl- of .Australia, both and don't deserve a building." voters. upon tho Inmates, mostly at nignt, they may b0 killed by fumigation. hn attracting tho tourist and the (Continued on page twelve.) biting, first one person and then oth- These mosquitoes, as a rule, blte' ers, and living for weeks or months. only nfter sundown. Anopheles cru- If an infected person happens to cians has on rare occasions been AS RALIANS B HAWAIIAN MUSIC bo present in any of theso houses, known to blto during the day, as A KA1UKI TALE OF BLIGHTED ROMANCE J tho anophellno mosquitoes biting him has A. punctiponnis.' This has not will also become infected, and the been recorded of A. quadrlmaculatus. likely, ultimately car- fly Is doubtful Fydnoy Telegraph : A company of a wa's baritone solo, "Ulna Loko," a disease is to be They do not far. It "Whlto is white and brown is brown be roasted tho whole pig, whilo mosquitoes to any species ever rlnzpn native vocalists, musicians, and love serenade, revealed a voice of ried by these others whether of theso "And never tho twain shall meet." friends aro gathering ferns and mailo - a national dancers from Honolulu, Intro- capital range, sweetness, and strength, and to neighboring houses. flies for moro than half mile. , Anlnterestlng If unhappy romance along tho Palolo valley trails with ! a whole neighborhood soon In Standing Water. duced by the Australian Amusement Mms. Keala, tho soprano, has a voice Thus Breed is reported from Kaimukl. which to grace the wedding luau. locality Is Anopheles mosquitoes breed nmn!mv nnoned a concert season in of oven purity, and a modest bearing, becomes infected and the These Ivan Kowsky, a Russian Immigrant, Meanwhile Ivan a cot at - lies in called malarious. In such localities in all sorts of accumulations of stand- - ti.n v at r A hnll on Saturday night, eminently suited to the quaint love went to work as yard boy in tho dis- th0 hospital gazing at tho flies on tho - easy ot ma Tho nartv which in under the direc- songs sho sings. Mr. Ernest Kaal, it is to find the parasites ing water, in pools, springs, watering trlct mentioned. At tho place where tpelllng an wondering dazedly why Some-musicia- d proper mosquitoes. troughs, In footprints cattle tion of Mr. ErneEt Kaai, a many-side- composer, mandollnist, and balladist, iaria in the the of ho worked a young and comely native Kealoha jilted him when ho loved - 25 them marshy marshes and an excellent organizer, is a host in himself. Mr. James Kama- times per cent or more of In land, and in girl was employed to do inside house- - hor so. ex- - are to bo infected. where fish are not abundant, in rrovided a unique and clever entertain, kanl uses a mellow.bass volco of found work. depth, with skill and polish, In malarious localities the anophe- - drains and gutters choked with grass o nni nnrt nin.aHini? that everv centlonal Ivan fell in love with Kealoha and JAPANESE CANDLESTICKS tenor, heard in line mosquitoes bite tho healthy now- - or weeds in old boats along tho Item of the programme was encored, while Mr. T. J. Carter's asked her hand in marriage. Tho AN INTERESTING EXHIBIT sorenade, possesses cap- - born children and infect many of waterfront, in hollows In rocks, In and in some cases double and treble a Hawaiian girl apparently liked Ivan well Many visitors to the Kilohana Mmo. them. ' the backwaters of even rapid Art were demanded. tivating timbre, and trueness. enough to take him as a life partner, League rooms night enjoyed party, Such children if not thoroughly streams, in earthenware vessels, in last the who include two ladies Auehlla. the second lady of the at least sho made him believe so, vkim may remain Infected for water barrels and tubs in cesspools, first view of Philip H. Dodge's collec- u and ar radiates a spirit of fun and gladness treated but being wise in her generation de- are nntivhorn HwaltaM years. may and carrying accum- - tion of old Japanese candlesticks and around her by her mobile and infec They iecome anemic and all places water ferred marriage until her boy had enlarged spleens, and of pure or foul. Ano- - other brasses. Tho collection Is a To her Possess u,atlons. whether saved enough money to start house- stage which the - wonderful ono and Is attracting much sudlngs assist representation of tho course may spread the infection to pheles crucians and A. quadrlmacula- keeping. is on view this aftornoon - tus have even been found breeding in attention: It ?bpT bTbS ancient Hula dance, a quaint and sug- others. sought and obtained a ul almost along seacoast So Ivan and will bo on view tomorrow from exercise, performed in the In malarious localities brackish water the had BMve - more remunerative Job than he two to six. T TSXl Add every child has been found to con- The minute, blackish eggs are laid laughter appear queer picturesque native costume. boon holding, and in courso of time suggest. For love and tho paraBite8 0f malaria or to 0n' surface of tho water and aro Lt o taln the dollars, with th managed to put by fifty to bo the Predominant ndm.Se Possess an enlarged spleen. found floating on their sides singly pUNAH0U DRAMATIC ZT5 S which ho purchased lurnituro anu 1 In such a locality, therefore, the or in groups. PRODUCTION TOMORROW unison and melodic balance, and sove-- household gear. ZTo Infection is constantly passed on by Their larvae do not hang from tlio other The Punahou Dramatic Club will ruPtafc ral instrumental solos and orchestral Ono night ho visited the girl's T ucumu., o. tnu by the tall, -- present "Captain 8 uvenesB, means of the mosquitoes from surface of tho water Lcttarblalr" at "Alo-- compositions, and it will bo seen That tho purpose of fixing the characteristic national choruses, adults to tho do mosquito larvao or "wrlg-He'l- T homo for o'clock Saturday overilng, May 20, lJer children or from other toM local-- dnte of tho wedding, but was T-T21:L- born infants, so that the Rler,. when at rest but i.e flat at 1911, at Charles R. Bishop Hall. This that Kealoha had disappeared a few iSZSToSS--- - Ity may remain malarious for very surface, with their heads turned la ono of Marguerlto Merlngton's Australian audience- there- th0 both composed by the ex- - Indefinitely. feeding upon minute days previously, though whero sho anthem, ton unbroken Into est years, in fact upside down, plays written especially for tho groat fine sound- - - had gono no ono seemed to know. Queen Lllluokalanl. and a & nowcomer arrlv- floatlng partIcles at or near tho sw- actor Solhern. It abounds in humor peoplo finally succeeded In lo- ing farewell melody. "Adlos Kealoha" In such a locality will very Prob- - faco. , Her and comical situations, also gives in tho city, but (Reonl), exhibited tho qua Ity and 2ef especially if growth is rather rapid, and cating her somowhoro tho actors a chanco to Mr become infected, The now show their house, oven may reach full whero sho was living with a tlio national ho sloops In an infected they In mldsummor skill In other lines of dramatic ability. of BritishBs' moa(luU hatching. sweetheart, a native boy whom sho for ono nlSht- - at a tlrao whon size In two weeks aftor Tickets may be secured tho Hono- enco rose In a body and had known but a short time. ai ...... ,, toes are flying and biting. A locality When full grown these larvae lulu Music Company, iKng street, or ... When Ivan heard of his boloved'n member Is an Instrumentalist, tho h. . . . . la mninrimio nnlv when It contains transform to nunao and remain in at tho door. r tiipir rntimntr nr inn entertainment. - unfaithfulness ho bought him a orchestra being made up entirely of persons Infected with tho parasites, this stago at tho surface of tho water Royal Hawallans will appear square-fac- e sandpaper gin, drank banjos, and uKuie-le- s Tho days, tho of puitars, mandolins, and also sufficient numbers of the for threo or moro when MILK TROUBLES ENDED. lnstru-men- every evening. tried to end his troubles a small stringed t proper species of mosquitoes to carry adult mosquitoes issue. it and then (the last by throwing himself from the second A boon to Infants, a milk easily Invention, and soft, tho infection to tho healthy persons. Prevention and Cure. of local CHILDREN'S COMPLAINTS. story a Chinese shop at tho corner easily digested; a safo was notlcsablo Malarial Mosquitoes. Thoro are now 'three recognized of sweet tone), and it diarrhoea In children The Ho milk; sick babies thrive on it; a neccs- - nn- - For summer only against malaria: of Wnialao and Klpahulu roads. with what apparent ease the mis, Thoro aro in tho United States means of warfaro lm-th- o s Colic, Cho - ' was badly injured and was taken to slty for bottle; bablos, a milk; exnnctod ofrects of accompaniment always give Chamberlain Bneciea of mosquitoes which m The" mechanical protection of in whero Is at present, proved In keeping qualities; bottled restricted or- - and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor commonjy cnrry malaria, namely, dlvlduals from tho bites of malarial hospital, he wero obtained, by such lora to- - and capped by sanitary machinery; speedy cure Is certain. For quadrlmaculatus Say, mosquitoes; (2) tho destruction of Kealoha Is going to bo married rhoatral oleuionts. oil, and a j Anopheles Dairy-i- s - morrow and tho hoio in tho ground electric purified. Honolulu t,-- ., ..v. -- i ioni ano. BnTn bv nil dealers. Benson Smith &.Annnhf.1PH crucians WIed.. and Ano- .uvu uiumuur 10 mou a i"uu.v-- . - being dug for tho lmu wheroln will men's Association, Limited. I punctiponnis Say. Several (Continued on pago twolvo.) clallst in some way. Mr. Robert Kaa- Co, agenta for Hawaii. pheles

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TEN THE HAWAIIAN STAR, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1911. 1'

tho last thirteen years, I think wo 8ACH8' SATURDAY SPECIALS, whito linen embroidered parasols nt CARNEGIE GETS A MEDAL AND may tako pardonable pride in the rec- Handsomo Silk Parasols ln plain special prlccS( on Saturday at Sachs ord. colors and fancy checks, and a few Big Store. Gaslle&Me, "Wo expended many lives and much money ln tho Spanish war, and LIMITED. IS OVERCOME BY THE HONOR ln th0 discharge of tho responsibili- Honolulu, T. H. ties that havo followed that war. But CITY MAUSOLEUM SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER- they aro as nothing compared with CHANTS. tho benefits to tho human racp that SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL IN WASHINGTON, May 5. Andrew dress a year ago when ho voiced the havo already accrued, and will con- call- - reign peaco among 8URANCE AGENTS. 'Carnegie today received what he sentiment for a of tinue to accrue, from tho discoveries The ideal system of burial. The method bfeing adopted every- ' - Representing cd his greatest mark of honor, when tho repvtblics, Mr. Car- made under tho conditions and ne- where throughout the civilized world. Approved by the Hawaiian twenty-on-e republics bo- - Ewa Plantation Co. American neglo said: cessities which the exigencies of that Board of Health. Plans and specifications approved by Marston Camp- t.Walalua Agricultural Co., Ltd. stowed upon him a gold medal, bear- - "Thus the President's first invlta- - war and tho Governmental burdens bell, Superintendent of Public Works. The change from' earth burial Kohala Sugar Co. lug. on one side tho words "Benefac- - Uon t0 C3tablish a reign of peaco following It presented." to the mausoleum plan is urgently demanded by conditions as they exist Humanity" and on tho Apokaa Sugar Mill Co. tor of other waB properiy mndo to you. Much has Surgeon General GeGorgo Torney of Iron Works of St. Louis. "The American Republics to Andrew Fulton tnken ,,lnco slnco tnen, Ho recently tho Army spoke on "Sanitary Prog- WestonB Centrifugals Carnegie." eld out the olivo branch of peaco and ress in tho Fort and Field," and Sur- Babcock & Wilcox Boilers. According to John dlrec- - Barrett, t lnstantiy Was accepted by the other geon General Charles F. Stokes of n - Green's Fuel Economizer. or g tor general tho un brnnch of our English-speakin- race Ship TKe Townsend Matson Navigation Co. tho Navy told of "The Hospital Undertaking Co., Ltd ion, It was tho first time In history BUch by one, but wlth cnthuslasm, not and Its Mission of Mercy." BERETANIA j New England Mutual Life Insur- - ST., OPP. SACHS' STORE. that such a tribute from so many nn by all ,mrtIeS( that today wo have ance Company of Boston. Hons had been paid to an individual. Aetna Insurance Co. reason to believe that war as Fino Job Printing at Star Office. J. H. TOWNSEND, Treasurer. Senor do Zamacona, tho Mexican am- - National Fire Insurance Co. n mcans 0f settling disputes between bassador, made tho speech of presen- - Citizen's Insurance Co. (Hartford tho two branches of our raco soon pre- - Fire Insurance Co.) tatlon, Secretary of btate Knox wlu becomo a crimo of the past." - spoKo ,l The London Assurance Corpora-tl- sicieu and I'roswent Tau in In oferlng thanks to tho nations . eulogy of the gifts which Mr. Carno- - throllgh thoir diplomats present for gio uas maue lor mo cause oi peace tho llonor bestowed upon him, Mr. on this hemisphere and throughout Carnogio nske(i them to accompany tno voriu. thQ expression with tho ardent wish Woodlawn Members of tho diplomatic corps on hls part that prompt action should and men high in official life filled the bo taken hy tho twenty-on-e republics MANOA VALLEY. hall of the n Union build- - tQ estabnsh a reign of peace by adopt ing, wnere tne ceremonies were new, See CHAS. S. DESKY. Jng pr08,denfB Taft policy of sub and for tho erection of which Mr. mIttlng all disputes to arbitration. tarnegio gave a uoi-lar- aimosi million "Perhaps, when the forom'ost and & SONS most successful apostlo of peace has STEINWAY In accepting thd medal Mr. Car- AND OTHER PIANOS. concluded his first compact of peaco ft negie told of his feelings on being in- - THAYER PIANO CO. abolishing war within tho wide bound- - fnrmml nf tho hnnnt nrmfnrmrl tinnn 15G Hotel Street. Phono 2313. English-speakin- race ho him by the nrles o our TUNING GUARANTEED conference republics at Buenos Aires. will turn again to our sister begging them to draw closer to each and by suitable cover. "I was .imnc nt mv .in.ir in , other' treaties render it impossible Consolidated Soda Water highlands of Scotland last autumn." !"B " ala?tc that our sisterly, peaceful relations he said, "when a telegram was hand- - can ovor bo dlsruPtcd- - Is Absolutely Pure ed to me, which I opened and read aBaln without seeming quite to grasp the Senor Don Mamil de Zamacona e TELEPHONE 2171. meaning of tho words. I was stunned! InoIan. ambassador from Mexico to Was I dreaming? Could such things tho United States, chairman of the special committee by the - A CLEAN HOUSE AND b0 and overcome us like a summer s appointed cloud without our special wonder? My board of the n confer-hand- s went to my forehead and I bent ence ln bis presentation address said Pau ka Hana my head to my desk. Slowly the Mr- - CarneB'e's efforts to promote the developed it-- welfare of humanity which are known Ik' p ARB FAST FRIENDS. truth and established Mill self, and I beean to realize wlmt it throughout the world, have earned for f all meant. him the title of ""the great apostlo of "Truly, my friends, I never Peaco" Continuing, Ambassador de Drink before felt so completely overwhelmed zamacona sam: i MAY'S OLD KONA COFFEE. and crushed as it dawned upon me "The cause of peaco prospers most Best In the Market. that the honor which the conference had rapidly. An arbitration treaty has HENRY MAY & CO. voted to confer was without parallel; been Signed at tho City of Mexico and Phone 1271. IGO.OOO.QOO people, forming twenty ratified by six Latin-America- n repub sovereign nations, bestowing upon Hcs. In the United States peace and 4 me an honor the like of which had arbitration are tho favorite topics of Dress Goods never before been bestowed upon a daily discussion, and these are evl- A PROSPERITY CROP. human being. Still ashamed to stand dent indications of the general asplra. Farmer Sam That's going to be some wheat field. Men's Furnishings up, I felt as if I should like to sink tions prevailing throughout the Amer into the ground, conscious that I ican continent. YAT HING, - 127 Hotel St. coum never nave tno audacity to ac- - "It is only natural, therefore, that cept it; but as tho days passod Ham- - tho republics of Amorica respond Info im . o u.u waiuu 10 me, .treat tne with gratitude to th cenerosltv and THE GREAT BENJAMIN COMPOUND poor players 1 not after their deserts, with enthusiasm to the high Ideas of ouc your own Honor dignity, HERBALO alter and the great apostle of peace, Mr. An- - me poorer tneir merits, the larger drew Carnegie. Cures Constipation. will be your bounty.' Makes New, Rich By the unanimous vote of twnntv. Blood. "I was indeed In the condition of one nations, represented at the fourth Stomach and Liver the poor players. Tho republics had n conference held at Regulator followed Hamlet's advice Cures tho Kidneys. and treated Buenos Aires in 1910, this expression iu not auer my ueserts, but after of sympathy and gratitude is convey their own dignity and honor, and this ed in a medal which I have now the thought resigned me to my fate." honor to present on behalf of the Predicts End CHUNG LIB of War. American republics to Andrew Car KM Referring to President Taft'a ad- - negie, 1 1 benefactor of humanity." CHINESH NKW3PJLFBR PUBLISHING AND JOE PRINTING. COHQII EST OF DISEASE IS He. 41 Cor. of Smith and Koto Bin. RESULT! WTH SPAIN . Empire Chop House IR (Lately Palace Grill.) s Bethel SL Opp. Empire Theatre. PHILADELPHIA, May 0. Presi of Open Day and Night, Unsur- sick men is less than It was in the Cuisine dent was the guest passed. Taft of honor at posts from which these men were a reception given Thursday night by BEST MEALS AT mobilized. ALL HOURS. the Medical Club of Philadelphia. "I need not recall the dreadful rec- The President was hailed as the one ord of sickness from typhoid fever '.n Automobile Lavery executive who had done most for tho tho campaigns in Chickamauga and Two E. M. advancement of medical science, and Five Seated F's. other camps established during tho his two recommendations a na Beretanla and Maunakea Streets. that Spanish American war. The percent- tional department ere of health be age of typhoid cases was so high S. KURIHARA ated were dwelt upon approvingly that ly it is hard to believe. Of 120,000 men, Phone 2085. Auto No. 541 Dr. W. L. Rodman, who presided. there were 20,000 cases, with a mor- The , President praised tlo doctors tality of 7 per cent. Of the volun- - 39 of the United States Army and doc- teer regiments mobilized during the tors in general efficiency they Spanish-America- n I for tho war, 90 per cent have displayed in conquering disease became Infected with typhoid fever BEFORE In Cuba, in the Philippines and ln the within eight weeks from the date of Panama canal zone. He found justi mobilization. Spain HHHKHBR9 fication for tho war with in tho "Today, two months after mobili taking a policy of life stamping out of yellow fever in Cuba zation, with modern health regula- insurance in any other that threatened death to "our South- tions and by tho use of vaccination 'E AND JUDGMENT I ern cities." against typhoid, no cases of typhoid company ask to see the iving a beautifully appointed tabic, 1 He reviewed tho work of the Army fever havo. appeared in the entire CONTRACT surgeons i combating, "yellow jack" force, except that of one teamster, in Cuba and and In lowering who was lusual patterns in IK THX Panama not vaccinated. I the death rate from cholera, bubonic "It Is hard to credit tho accuracy 1 New England Mutual plague, berl bori and other scourges in such a record. But as I havo it mnity Silver in tho Philippines. directly from the War Office, I can icknesa of appearance and charm of Life Insurance Cony In concluding the spoke I President nssert it, and give it as one more ig. 1 of the lesson to be learned from tho instanco of the marvelous efficacy pany Of Boston, Mass, of le plate it costs but a trifle more mobilization of the troops in Texas recent medical discoveries and prac- I 'and camp re it lasts a life time. II and compare the many from the fact that in the tices, s jOf 18,000 men in. San Antonio, only "When we consider how In times It ap- Dimonc & Co., advantages offers (ono caso of typhoid fever ha's past the efficiency of an army has W. Ltd. with those of other peared In two months. been reduced by largo percentages 53-5- 7 Kng Street. I companies "And now," the President said, "we through disease, wo cton realize wljat have a division of 18,000 men in an Important-pa- rt of tho Army tho J camp. They havo been there for two medical corps has becomp. But With- living In Cffllj .months, under canvas and out referenco to war, when wo con I Ms, la country soaked with rain and deep sider .tho pnormous advances made profanity-provokin- g with mud. But so g UNUUL AOBKTS I in th6 discovery of methods of jeffectlvo have been tho regulations dlseaso In tho tropics by (and preventive methods adopted to mombors of the medical corps under . rocjuco sickness tnat tne percentage J-- THH HAWAIIAN STAR, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1911. ELEVEN

FIR8T AID. CHRONIC DIARRHOEA. AMU8EMENT8. During tho warm weather, attacks THE SHEFFIELD Many sufferers from chronic dlarr of diarrhoea aro very frequent and hoea havo obtained prompt rellof by MIDI so in II ofton aro swift their results THE THEATERS tho uso of Chamborlaln's Colic, Clio Honolulu that ll(o Is In danger beforo a physi- lera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For Balb Amuse me n t RealEstateForRen cian can bo summoned. Every man GHGIR CONGER T by all dealers, Benson Smith & Co., who haB tho Interests of his family at agents for Hawaii. Company, L,td heart should- keep a rcl'ablti remedy ueorgo Tomorrow morning In his homo for immediate uso in cases and Gott mado goot last at ten o'clock Fino Job Printing at Ofllco. box Star of this kind. Chamborlaln's Colic,1 night at tho Savoy largo audi-Choler- a tho offlco plan for tho two Shef- 4 before THE BIJOU Furnished Bedr'ms, Kaimukl, IGG.00 and Diarrhoea They field choir concerts, will open "THE BIG Remedy ls,ences. are funny blackface at the N THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST THEATER" 3 G0.00 doubt tho boat remedy pro- - tertainers and their makeup goes a Bcrgstrom Music Company, at which Furnished Bedr'ms, Kaimukl CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF I. pared for diarrhoea. It should bo glv--j long way to satisfy the audiences, time a long lino of prospective ticket MORE CHARACTER Furnished 2 Bedrooms, Kahala 35.00 on If possible, at tho first They present buyers will bo In line CHANGES unusual , some novel electric In Probate At Chambers, No. 4283. TONIGHT P'ays In cos-al- Whon the Calve box nlan was onon. Furnished 2 Bedrooms, Palolo.. 30.00 of the bowels. For sale by their stunt and their l In tho Matter of tho Estato of Robert Entlro Cast by tho Co..'lumes, ed tho lino of jfatrons Petite Artist dealers,' Benson. Smith & or at least Georiro's. In a extended from M. Fuller, lato of Honolulu, Oahu, major-genera- store Unfurnished 3 Bedr'ms, Palolo 30.00 agents for Hawaii. scream, making a l look tho around tho corner and It Is deceased. quite possible Eva Mudge Hko a private In tho rear ranks. tho lino will bo duplicat- On reading filing tho petition and .. "Pink Bathing Suit Girl" NEW - Their act went well and they are ed tomorrow. Rice MiLL- and accounts of tho Bishop Trust AT Pul-11a- Tho management ATLANTIC CITY Tho K. Yamamoto Rico Mill is tho sure to draw crowds. Babetto adherlnc to tho Company, Limited, executor of 'tho rulo Presenting largest ns well as tho finest in tho continued as a successful singer that all ticket ordors must be ac will of tho abovo named Robert M. For Sale islands. companied by Lightning Costumo Changes A Show All machinery Is of tho very of coon melodies. Both George and tho cash, that no tickets Fuller, deceased, wherein petitioner latest pattern. Tho famous Tongu in Itself. Gott and JIIss Pulllam will repeat asks to bo allowed $117.50 and charged An attractive property In the Rico is cleaned at this mill. With tho their acts tonight and tomorrow. with $408.47, and asks that tho samo largo cleaning capacity they aro able Last Chance to Sco Punahou District ?5,000.00 Tho Empire had a big crowd Inst bo examined approved, the to handle out-sid- e and and that considerable parti- night to witness cular work which they guarantee th0 antics of Pastor a final order bo mado of distribution Bungalow and half aero of and Merle. Younger Fino Job Printing at Star Offlutj. Pastor gave somo of his of tho remnlning property to tho per Brothers acrobatic land In Manoa Valley, de specialties, such as diving sons thereto entitled and discharging The American Sandows over six chairs and landlnir on his petitioner and sureties from all fur In sirable location .$6,000.00 Cablo Address "Duisenberg" Honolulu palms, while Miss Merle charmed ther responsibility herein. FEATS with her melodies. "Tho Anker SIst It Is ordered, that Monday, tho 5th ers put on pretty a series of dances day of Juno, A. D. 1911, at 10 o'clock NEW PHOTO PLAYS TONIGHT and, songs their went well and caught A. M. before tho Judge presiding at AMATEURS, FRIDAY E. G. Duisenberg applause, especially their "Gee Chambers of said Court at his Court Whiz." Room in the Judiciary Building, 'n Waterhouse 8T0CK AND BOND BROKER SAME POPULAR PRICES Trust At tho Bijou, Eva Mudge added to. Honolulu, County of Honolulu, bo and member Hawaiian Slock Exchange her laurels as a lighting change art the samo hereby Is appointed the time Fort 1st by adding a new character to her and place for hearing said Petition and Merchant First Foor, Stangenwald Building Atlantic City bathing beach scene, and Accounts, and that all persons in Merchant Street. Honolulu. EMPIRE Streets. that of a dapper Frenchman ready to terested may then and there appear "FOR A COZY EVENING" flirt. All tho were well and show cause, If any they have, HONOLULU, T. H. Telephone a013. P. O. Box 322. characters MATINEES sustained by Eva" Mudge, who made why the same should not bo granted, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, wonderfully rapid changes cos- and may present evidence as to who of TONIGHT'S NEW CARD. tumes so as to appear aro entitled to the said property. When you want to send a Catton Neill & Co. as each char acter in turn. This a really clever Dated tho 27th day of April, 1011. 1 Limited act and should be well patronized, J. A. THOMPSON, Miss Merle WIRELESS In a Lot and it is interesting at the same time, Clerk Circuit Court of tho First of New Songs Engineers, Machinists, ring up 1574 and a boy will call Blacksmiths to hold the watch on Mudge to Circuit. Hers Is a Rollicking, Fascinating and Boilermakers. Miss for the message. see how fast she makes her changes. MISS WILLBY, SMITH, WARREN & HEMENWAY, Voice. First class work at reasonable rates Tho Younger Brothers gave a fine Soprano soloist with Sheffield Choir. For Petitioner. act, combining many of their acro- 4ts April 28, May 5, 12, 19. Pastor Sweet Violet batic and athletic feats of strength. will bo laid aside unless paid for, and "Tho Funny Man" ALEXANDER I NUN LTD In all tho theaters a new series of all orders must be accompanied by tho NOTICE OF LOST CERTIFICATE OFj in liuuie Foy Comedy A Laugh for BUTTER animated photoplays was presented, cash. STOCK. Every Mpve. all being unusually good. Tho choir loaves Vancouver for Ho OFFICERS and DIRECTORS. C. YEE Q. OOP & CO. TEL 1851 nolulu today on tho steamship Zea- - Certificate No. 7131 for 100 shares H. P. BALDWIN Anker Sisters Presdent "ONE SUMMER." landia, and will arrlvo on the 2Gth. of Honokaa Sugar Co. has been lost, W. M. ALEXANDER. 1st Vivien and Daqmar There are a few places in the The' British colony hero Is taking an mislaid, or destroyed. All persons aro in J. P. COOKE 2nd nt hereby warned against negotiating or Islands offering such inducements to interest in the coming of tho choir, Selected Songs and Dannns-'T.- isi? J. R. GALT 3rd Vice-Preside- THE CAPITOL CAFE $ the brainweary man or woman equal and it is likely that outside tho wel otherwlso dealing in or with such JOHN GUILD King opp. WHIZ!" Acting Treasurer St., Young Hotel to come accorded by shares. Halelwa. T(he white sand beach them tho British Newest Films on E E. PAXTON Secretary - "The Empire Everything New and Clean.- for bathers, tho golf links and the consul, that a reception may bo held Annlication has been mado to tho W. O. SMITH Director Screen." POPULAR PRICE8. tennis courts contribute to the en- at the capitol "by Governor Frcar. Treasurer of said company for tho is W. R. CASTLE I ALWAYS Director joyment of guests at this famous suance of a now certificate POPULAR PRICES G. N. WILCOX Director hotel. This is a good time to con- spent, and a good time to decide on WM. CHALMERS, Jr. SUGAR FACTORS sider where the vacation will be Halelwa. 8ts May 2, 5, 9, 12, 1G. 19, 23, 2fc THE SAVOY COMMISSION MERCHANTS M STEAMER AND CANVAS "THE HOUSE OF GOOD FILMS" AND INSURANCE Sizes 26 to 40 at a big reduction. AGENTS. COOL, OPEN-AI- AGENTS FOR THEATER Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com' Chan Kee pany. 27 S. Hotel St. SCAN THIS NEW Haiku Sugar Company. CARD FOR TONIGHT Pala Plantation. COMEDYI COMEDY! Maui Agricultural Company. Hawaiian Sugar Company. AUTO STAIND A Novel Souvenir I George and Gott Kahuku Plantation Compony, Six-Se- (Not Kolb McBryde Sugar Company. wo at Cadillac Cars and Dill but Just as Funny) Kahuku Company. BLACKFACE COMEDIANS Plantation PHONE 3196. Kauai Railway Company. YOUR SWEETHEART, They Aro Now on Tonight's Program. Kauai Eledtrlc Company. Beretanla St. near Nuuanu. Honolua Ranch. Haiku Fruit & Packing Company. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Wife, Children. Your Kauai Fruit & Land Company. Delicious - o Mother, Babette Pulliam BUTTERNUT BREAD O view, dog, or anything fainger of Coon Melodies Watch for Delivered to O favorite horse any part of tho Her Silver Gown. city. O EA V E Animated Photography, Entire Now DIE STOCKS PALM CAFE. Series B Phone 2011. O "NOT A OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I FLICKER" Honolulu iron Works Co. On Sofa Cushion Popular Prices Popular C. BREWER & C. LTD By this process the photograph is reproduced on Prices FOR RENT absolutely indelible-w- ill not fade Sugar Factors) and sateen so as to be UNDEPEINDEINT Furnished - Commission and can be washed and DD 1 .00 I CIRCUIT ironed without injury. 1 ivtvJ--IIT pJL 1. Maklkl District ?70.00 Merchants i - IB 2. Pensacola District 75.00 Independent Theater 3. Nuuanu District CO. 00" The Cheapest Show In Town 4. Wylllo OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. and the District 40.0 . B. F. Bishop President The most select stock of Best These are all cholco residences and Oao. H. Robortsoa. . SPECIAL STAR PICTURES are completely furnished. The rents Vice President Manager THIS WEEK have been made low as wo shall re- W. W. North Treasurer EMBROIDERED WAISTS AND DRESSES quire tho best of care to bo taken of Richard Iven Secretary Work Latest Styles tho properties. J. R. New Designs Perfect Galt...... K Auditor Latest Illustrated and Serio Songs by eo. e R. Carter Director 0. H. Cooke Director K. , Melnott Sisters A. Cooke....-..- Director for special fittings of Orders taken Get Your Votes for the Big Auto Bishop Trust Co., Pacific Electric Co. Asahi Theater Limited W. H. STUART, Prop. Electrical repairing and con- Corset Maunakea Street, near Hotel Gilbert of tracting of description. The Change Program Tonight STREET all 924 BETHEL 1162 FORT ST., opp. Convent. THE RUSSELS In Honolulu, - TEL. 3132...... A choice assortment MARCONI'S WIRELESS PIP PIP . . A Scream From Start to Finish jJionumeM Works, Ltd,. Honolulu PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. NEW PICTURES TONIGHT NOTARY PUBLIC. EVENING GLOVES, HOSIERY, AUTO CAPS, Etc. $2200 Chalmers Detroit Auto SUCCESSORS TO Coupons Given Away In All SHAW SEVILLE. the Company's Theaters , a NEW MONUMENT WORK8. POPULAR PRICES KING STREET NEAR ALAKEA. A:ent to grant marrlago licenses. Phone 3085. P. O. Box 491. Loans Negotiated. Real Estate. HoRolulu. Court, Legal and Commercial Work. Miss Kate Woodard Dancing Taught 'PAPER ODD FELLOWS' HALL All Kinds Wrapping Papers and O. P. Soares 1141 FORT STREET Next to Convent Tuesday Twines, Printing and Writing Papers. Room 7, Magoon Building. Evenings 7:30 'American-IIarwalla- n Paper & Supply GUARANTEED FOR $10.00 Co., Ltd, Cor. Merchant and Alakea. Fort and Queen Streeta, Honolulu, Fino Job Printing at Star Qfllcoi, n,pkonOjl410. Geo, Q,jBulld .Gen, Mgr.. FinoJIob Pjintng,4Starli)fflco, TWELVE THE HAWAIIAN STAB, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1011.

" ARMY AND NAVY. battalion quartermaster at Schoficlu" IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Personal and General. Barracks and ho could not bo Bpared UNITED STATES IN AND FOR PERCIHITER Captain Nathan F. McClurc, Fifth from post duties very conveniently, IN THE TERRITORY AND DIS- Pcvice8 and Supplie8 Cavalry, of tho Lellohua reservation, so his work at tho instruction camp TRICT OF HAWAII. (Continued from Pago nine.) THE UNITED Loose Leaf Ledgers has been excepted from tho roll of wlll be performed by Major Duncan STATES OF AMER, ICA, Plaintiff, vs. THE WAIMANA-L- O Instructors for Camp Frcar, at Fort Dlds will bo received and opened Wc have a large and comprehensive stock of the trallans, Is entirely unknown In Amer- SUGAR COMPANY, ot. al.. De- Shatter, this month. tomorrow morning at ten o'clock at ica. A man may go through tho fendants. Major Georgo B. Duncan, Second tho depot quartermaster's ofllce, for wholo of tho States without being Action brought in said District Court Infantry, will replace tho namo and tho transport service. Many needed and & risked to have a drink, ho may take tho Petition filed in tho offlco of "B P" duties of Captain McCluro, as ar srtlclcs for uso of tho troopships will tho Clerk n scat In a of said District Court, in restaurant for a meal - bo upon ' ranged by Major Burnham, Twen- bidden by 'tho local mor Monolulu. and special ruled sheets without having tho wine card poked , Devices anil Supplies including stock f ,n Mc(J1 chnnts. THE PRESIDENT OF THE under his nose; - UNITED in a variety of rulings, sizes, colors and weights. and, indeed, I attend- STATES, GREETING: ed several luncheons largo functions Fine Job Printing at Star Office. Tho WAIMANALO SUGAR COM- they were and wns not asked to PANY, a corporation organized and havo a drink. When speeches uro existing under and by virtue of tho made, It is not considered necessary THAT DO NOT laws of tho Territory of Hawaii; THE Ltd.lcXSn?u,lg to propose somo person's health In allow your clothes to bo ruined by TERRITORY OF HAWAII; WILLIAM Hawaiian News Co., intoxicants. The chairman will mere- amateurs. O. SMITH, SAMUEL M. DAMON, E. FAXON ly call upon someone to give a short BISHOP, ALBERT F. JUDD, and ALFRED W. CARTER, talk upon a question lie is supposed AWFUL XleMERCHANT Trustees PioneerTAILOR under tho Will and of tho to have special knowledge of. And Estate of Has Had 23 Years' Experience in BERNICB P. BISHOP, deceased; a is to bo upon diner liable called at Honolulu. JOHN A. CUMMINS; KAPEKA M. any time. In the midd' of n course CLOTHES CUMMINS, CUM'-MIN- IN HANDSOME GREYS CLEANED, PRESSED, wife of JOHN A. S; EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS ho may be requested to say his few BACKACHE DYED. CUSHMAN CARTER, Trustee; English and American Weaves. Made to your order with S words upon what may bo to him his Satisfaction guaranteed. Work call JOHN KIMO; KAHALELAU PE, wifo Half-a-doze- n of JOHN KIMO; and style unequalled. important topic. speech- ed for and delivered. ANNIE AKONG; es may be delivered In this way with Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's JOHN AKONG, JAMES AKONG, beretania and emma streets. LUCY W. AHANA 62 South King Street out the absurd interval fpr drinks. AKONG and AMELIA AKONG. V. Vegetable Compound PHONE 3125. unknown heirs There is also much less drinking in at law of MARY Morton's G.m Kentucky "T Riif. AKONG, deceased; KAHU-NANU- I, the public HENRY bars and restaurants. Tho fered two years with female disorders, CHARLES KAHTINANTTTI American business man does r.ot my Health was very WILLIAM KAHUNANUI, JANE drink during business hours, what- 1 wiittvutiJimi::- bad and J lmrl n MEN'S SHIRTS IRONED BY HAND. continual backacho CLARA KAHUNANUI and ever ho might do afterwards." which was simply MARY KAHUNANUI. unknown hlra FRENCH LAUNDRY J. Aaddie, Prop. 777 KING "And are you satisfied with the awful. I could not at law of KAHUNANUI, deceased; ' result of your trip?" Mr. Hunter was stand on my feet I)EK0RTQ THOMAS LAUHEIKU, ROBERT TELEPHONE 1491. NO BRANCHES long enough to cook LAUHEIKU, GEORGE LAUHEIKU, arked. a meal's victuals "Well, we did not expect any ELIZABETH LAUHEIKU, HARRIET without my back LAUHEIKU, definite 'results Immediately. I was nearlv klllincr mn. and EDITH LAUHEIKU, and would havo unknown heirs at law of LAUHEIKTT. sent by the Minister for External Af- 7mm I Is tho Ideal covering for walls. vn7 1 1 Buch draircrinir sen- - deceased; and JAMES BROWN, JOHN fairs really to observe and renort to 1 1 1 1 11 11 u I uuAyjt., g 11 (j' 11 1 sations could It can bo applied over old wall WHITE, GEORGE 3LVo..rL3Lr3r .him as a basis for future possible ac- - 11"I hardly bear it. I SMITH, MARY Sanitary Stetam ' r JONES, CLARA HILO. itnn W ..! liad soreness in each side, could not ITU UIG HU1U paper HELEN LANAI n For Cleanliness, Efficiency, Promptness null. UUt tJUliU WllUlU sianu ugm cioimng, ana was irregular. so that the whole color and ELSA KONA, Is the best direction to move, and I was completely run down. On ad- owners and claimants, PHONE 1973 our wagev will call jj I scheme can bo changed. and hoped to gather Information Which vice I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegc-- 1 xou are fiereby directed to annear. Compound and would be of material value to the de- table and Liver Pills and answer tho Petition in an action ; Comes In tho form of a dry am enjoying good health. It is now entitled as above,, brought against you partment in this direction. I have more than two years have and I not in the District Court of tho been successful, and will be able to iiau an acno or pain since 1 ao all my powder and is ready for use im- United States, Ha-wa- in and for the Territory ii, make a report which I think will bo uwu wont, wasiung anu everything, of rue and never have tho backacho any more. mediately mixing within twenty davs from nnrl 51GN5 of value. Undoubtedly, my opin- after with cold TOMSHARP sharp in I think your medicine is grand and 1 after service upon you of a certified ion, tho most immediate result of my praise it to all my neighbors. If you water. copy of Plaintiff's herein, to- my Petition The Painter Are mission has been the impression I think testimony will help others gether with a certified cony of thin you may publish It." Mrs. Ollie Summons. havo been able to make upon the IVoodall, Morton's Gap, Kentucky. . And you aro hereby 847 Kaahumanu st Trade Promoters American tourist by addresses and Backache is a symptom of organic notified that ff 1 through newspapers unless you appear and answer as tho and also weakness or derangement. If you American transportation represent uuvo uiic&auuu uon t negiecc it. xo abovo required, the said Plaintiff will get permanent you tako Judgment of atives. As a consequence, I think wo rellelf must reach condemnation of tho the root of the trouble. Nothing we lands described in the Petition herein wll' now get a much greater public know of will do so this surely as Lydia Lewefs and for any other relief demanded In ity in America than heretofore. E. Pinkham's Compound. mo Petition. believe It wou'd pay our government to Write Mrs. Pinkham, at Limited J WITNESS THE HONORARY to havo lecturers moving through the Iiynn, Mass., for special advice. SANFORD B. DOLE Coal Your will bo and THE HON. Firewood and letter absolutely ORABLE States constantly, as I find the Amer confidential, and tho advice free. CHARLES F. CLEMONS, ican particularly ready to listen to S. Judges of said District Court, this 18th Always On Hand 177 King St. aay Best Grades speakers. It is probable that New BY AUTHORITY. or March. In the year of our Lord one thousand South Wales will take some early ORDINANCE NO. 23. nino hundred and eleven ana or the Independence action to secure some of the western AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR of tho United thirty-fift- States the one hundred and h. farmers for the great Murrumbidgee THE ESTABLISHING OF PER. . Concrete Brick, Crushed irrigation M.ANENT GRADES AND LINES area." Colds (Sgd.) A. E. MUBPRY, OF STREETS, HIGHWAYS, and Coughs Clnrlr. Rock and Sand PUBLIC THOROUGHFARES, (Seal) BULLETIN PUBLIC PLACES, ALLEYS AND JPr 0 HOjnOEOPHTHIC (Endorsed) SIDEWALKS IN THE CITY No. 74. DISTRICT COURT OF THE UL COUSH and GROUP SYRUP AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU. 0 U. S. for tho Territory of Hawaii. (Continued from page 9.) Be It Ordained by the Peopls of the Tho Best remedy for Colds, Coughs, THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA vs. City and County of Honolulu: Branchltis, Whooping Cough, Croup, TUB WAIMANALO SUGAR COM-PAN- the Anopheles mosquitoes in any or et al. SUMMONS. ROBT. W. 1. permanent grades Hoarseness and all Respiratory Hustace-Fec- Go. LI all of their different stages of Section The BRECKONS, United States Attorney. k and any all streets, high Troubles. growth; (3) the systematic treat- lines of or THIS UNITED STATES OF AMER. 63 Queen Street ways, Contains nothing that can harm Phone 2295 g ment of the population of a malarious public thoroughfares, public ICA, District of Hawaii, ss. any parts an infant, but it is effectual and ra- I. A. locality with quinine until the mala .places and alleys or part or E. MURPHY, Clerk of tho Dis City County pidly curative. Good for ell ages, trict Court of United ria has been stamped out and there thereof in tho and of the States of Honolulu, or any changes in tho ex whenever trouble invades the respira America, In and Cor the Territory and aro none 'of the parasites which tory organs. , isting established grades pr lines of uistnct or Hawaii, do hereby certify cause this disease for the Anopheles the foregoing such streets, highways, public thor- to be a full, truq and cor- mosquitoes to carry. PREPARED1 ONLY BY rect copy of oughfares, public places or alleys, the original Summons In Tho first of these methods is ir the case of THE any part or parts thereof which may CO. UNITED STATES largely a matter of personal preven- BEORICKE&HUNYON OF AMERICA vs. THE WAIMANALO be deemed necessary public tion, and consists in thoroughly for the San Francisco. SUUA11 COMPANY, et al., as tho same good, and tho grades, lines and SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. screening all habitations of human remains of record and on file In tho widths all sidewalks thereon, shall office of Offers beings and, in the summer time, of of the Clerk of said Court. Great Club be fixed and established 'by tho Board IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I havn wearing veils and gloves when out of of Supervisors of tho City and County hereunto set my hand and affixed tho doors after sundown. This method of Honolulu by Ordinance. seal pf said District Court this 25th was systematically enforced at tho day Section 2. It shall bo tho duty of of March, A. D. 1911. stations on tho Italian railroad some Viking!!! A. th0 City and County Engineer, when E. MURPHY, and resulted In a very Clerk of United Maui News years since requested by tho Board of Supervis- States District Hawanan otar in malaria rate. Court, Territory of great reduction the ors, to make surveys of such streets, Hawaii. measure, of de SECTIONAL BOOKCASES By F. L. DAVIS. The second that highways, public thoroughfares, pub Anopheles, has Seen Deputy Clerk. Are you Interested in Maui and her people? Of stroying the lic places, alleys and sidewalks as practiced with admirable success In courso you aro. Everybody is. the Board of Supervisors may direct, They Do Not Bind!! NEW TRIMMED HATS Panama, West Africa, in Then take THE MAUI NEWS, the well edited, Cuba, in in and calculate and ascertain ttio best Dust proof, Noiseless. Tho most per Egypt, and in certain localities in well written, spicy, weekly newspaper of Walluku. grades, lines and leVels thereof, and just arrived by measures of mosquito feet bookcase made. the S. S. Wllhelmlna. give you all news of tho pretty, hospita- India. Tho mako maps and profiles showing the It will the localities Come and See Us. Valley destruction used in these Widths and grades and proposed ble, Isle. In a WE PROVE IT year and elsewhere are described grades of THE GREATER S.TAR (Dally) is ?8.00 a ' such streets, highways, Price Is No More. - companion Farmers' Bulletin (No. The K. UYEDA. and- THE MAUI NEWS is ?2.00 a year. Both, to public thoroughfares, public places, 444.) any address, ?8.75, or, tho SEMI-WEEKL- STAR alleys and sidewalks, and to sub- Tho qulnlnlzation method, or is $2.00 a year and THE MAUI NEWS $2.00 a year. mit said maps and profiles, to- cinchonlzritlon method as It Is called Brown & Lyon Co., Clearance Sale Both to any address $3.50. gether with a report thereon, to by Germans and Italians, has Limited, the the me uoara 01 supervisors tor ap by the Germans in East been used proval, and tho said Board of Super- Young Building. RIBBONS Italians and, to Plain Taffeta In widths 7 and 9 Africa and by the visors may thereupon establish tho at English In India. somo extent, by the grades and lines of such streets, 5c yard mechanical Dresdens, In In Italy, by the means of highways, public thoroughfares, pub Persians and Plaids Island was re- sash widths Hawaiian Star Garden protection, tho malaria rate lic places, alleys and sidewalks by at. ...35c and 50c yard G5 70 to Silk Velours ; duced from to per cent down Ordinance as herein provided. 0. Brewer & at 75c yard 14 held. The CoMUl per cent, but here It Section 3. All plans and profiles qulnlnlzation method was then intro- BEL,TlISaS newsy paper of tho prepared by the City and County The Garden Island, tho bright, duced, and tho general malaria rate Cotton and Silk Elastic Beltings and-i- s Englnoer, under tho provisions of Island of Kauai, has been doublod In size now re- Fire and Marine at 20c yard for Italy has by its means been this Ordinance, together with tho a more desirable publication in every respect than 4 Silk Belting with Jacquard Flow- duced to less than per cent. report tho City County En- Insurance Agencies evor. of and ers 60c yard This method consists in the distri- gineer thereon, shall, being The Hawaiian Star (daily) is ?8.00 and Garden after Gold Embroidered Belting bution of free quinine to all laborers jSubmltted to the Board of Supervis at.... Island J2.50. Wo offer both, ono year, for $9.15; poor living In Royal Insurance Co. of Liver . $1.00 yard and to tho malarious ors as provided In Section 2 hereof, six months, ?4.85. Or. Semi-Weekl- y Star (J2.00) pool. localities. Tho quinine is prepared be filed in tho office of tho City and and Garden Island (?2.50) will bo sont to any ad- in its most agreeable form, as con County Engineer, and shall bo open London Assurance Corpora- dress for ?3.95. fectionery EHLERS and principally as choco to .the inspection of tho public at all tion. OR ALTOGETHER: lates, the latter containing tannate of reasonablo hours. Com mercialUnion Assurance quinine, which is not so bitter. Is Bowers' Merchant Patrol Tho Hawaiian Star (dally), Maul News and Gar- It Section 4. This Ordinance shall Co. of London. more easy to induce children and den Island, to ono address ono year, ?10.90. tako effect fifteen days from and And Confidential Agency those adults who cannot tolerate the Scottish Union and National Or, Hawaiian Star (semi-weekly- ), Maul News and after tho date of Its approval. Insurance Co. of Edinburgh, Reliable Watchmen Furnlshod. Phone ordinary quinine salts to take the Head-quarter- Garden Island, ono year, ?5.C5. Six months, half of Introduced by 1051, P. O. Box 284. City s, quinine in this form. jlodonlan Insurance Co. of abovo figures. 8. C. DWIGHT, Club Stables. 0 Supervisor. Edinburgh. Y. WO Quit grumbling and talking pov Date of Introduction: May 2, A. SING. CO. erty; buy somo Lake View No. 2 oil D, 1911. Groceries, Vegetables, American and ForeignjMar-in- e Fruita, Etc Address: Hawaiian Star, Honolulu. stock before it is too late, and bo Approved this 17th day of May, A. Outto. 35o lb.; Fresh Dried Fruita. somebody. Latest advices, we aro D. 1911. Insurance Co. 1186-118- 8 Nuuanu Btroet- - down 2,227 feet on well No. 2. JOSEPH J. FERN,, J. OSWALD LOTTED, Agt Mayor, Fino Job Printing. Star Office. Telephone 1034. Box 061 L, WMMHtf I'm' Am .'.i l.ki)lr