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.VOL XVIII. HONOLULU, HAWAII, FRIDAY. .JULY 15, 1 !!(). No. 5701

V' CHINESE SOLDIERS TO HELP PORTUGUESE Discuss STRANDED OFF Embarrass Engineers railway OKITZL TAHAV Bitulithic Pavement H J? Lr IBB (Associated Press Cable to The Star.) - Tho Oalm Railway and Laud Co. Is It seams that, In the eyes of the thinking of ejecting the Russians still law, "the Russians at Iwilel are squat-campe- d YOKOHAMA, July 15. Tho big Pacific Mail s lea m ship Mongolia - on the railroad property be- - ters and therefore have certain rights A paper on bitulithic pavement, gave considerable Information. Mr. is now the victim of her- third serious accident, she having some four yond Iwilel, on tho stretch to the within tho law; that they cannot bo prepared by C O. Warren of Boston Ballentyne showed great confidence years ago stranded in mid-Pacili- She is now aground at Okilzu, she they own-hav- e quarantine island, but whether forced off the land, but that tho while visiting this city a few months In the bitulithic and told of Its ma-l'it- s being beached at o'clock this morning, but as far as at present right to force thom oft or Railway the ora 0f the land, the Oahu and ago, was read by Joseph A. Gllman from personal observation on can be ascertained, she has experienced no damage. It is expected will have to bring suit in ejectment, Land Co., will have to go to court, to before the Hawaiian Engineering the mainland. - that she will be in deep water again as soon as site has been lightened Is a Question that Is agitating the rail- t tnem off Association at the Collego of Ha- At the close the meeting scorned to way night. Samples be of her freight. interests. fa waii last of the completely In favor of the. paving 1 lg h f dlseasQ Those actually residing on tho pavement cut from streets In Bos- of Fort street with that material, t4 J . , , and is becoming a danger to the com- - i ii i ton and Portlanc, Ore., were exhibit- although no vote was called on the ren, the men, or most of the imml- - J ed. There was a general discussion question. A vole of thanks to Mr. grants who refuse to go to work on to movo them and the railway people of bitulithic and other paving mate- Warren for his paper was passed. me-kin- d v the plantations, having secured soma want to move tnem, out just wnat rial, in which Manager C. G. Ballen-tyn- o Vice President Robert J. Pratt was GUNBOATS SENT of temporary - work around thod is to be adopted is still unde-town- . of the Rapid Transit Co., Mr. in tho chair and there was a good termined. Southworth. Mr. Rowell and others attendance of members. TO KILL PIRATES SIERRA IN L. (Associated Press Cable to The Star.) WE i FROM HONGKONG, July l,i The Chinese government has dispatched HA COAST ten gunboats and twelve hundred soldiers to assist the Portuguese in All the extermination of the pirates at f'olowan. In spite of being obliged to slow Arrangements are now completed for the visit of Colonel Charles Miles, down for two days, so as not to ar- who Is in charge of the Salvation rive too early, the Sierra of the Secretary 10. A. Mott-Smit- b is getting out a new edition of tho Army work for the Pacific Coast Pro- Oceanic line managea to make tho election laws and also a new buinjli of 'instructions to inspectors of vince, which includes Hawaii. trip down from San Francisco in five election, all to cover the coming .general elections in November. In Tho Colonel arrived In ho Sierra cidentally, Motr-Snut- h will probably be absent at the next general days, eighteen hours forty-fou- r this morning and will leave in the and election, when it will be up to the chief clerk of the governor's office evening In the Claudlne for Walluku, arriving oft port day Mott-Sinit- minutes, at to run the election. h will be away on a very much earned where he will conduct services In the break this morning and being along vacation. Army hall and In the different side of .her dock before seven thirty. Col. In regard to voting at the plebiscite on July 21!, as to prohibition (Associated Press Cable to churches on Maul. Afterward Flno weather was encountered the The Star.) proceed to Hawaii and or it must be borne in mind that men are to- vote Miles will entire voyage with just enough wind. Kauai, visiting Honokaa, Hilo, Koloa where they voted last tiine to make tho trip pleasant for tho sev TOKLO, July 15. Terauchi has left here for Seoul to assume the and Walmea, to hold meetings in As to the general elections in November they must enty-thre- e passengers who arrived duties of resident general. He savs that he will not use tile "mailed each place and Inspect the conditions on the popular liner. Fifteen hun- list." of the Army work. dred and fifteen tons of freight, five t In' Honolulu Coionel will con- the six- - automobiles, one hundred and BIG STRIKE duct t- series of meetings in connec- teen of Nearly Me! tion with the celebration of the fif- bags mail and a large amount Salvation "of Wells Fargo express matter was teenth anniversary of the Fa . R Army's advent on the Islands, com- brought for' Honolulu. DEFERRED AVIATOR DIE mencing on Saturday, August 6, when Last night a vaudeville entertain- Troll cu iiofith a great reception will be given him in ment was presented by the passen (Special Cable to the Star.) the Army hall at King and Nuuanu gers in honor of the fall of the Has- - streets, at which all the officers from tile, Mile. A. Dreyfus giving an his- Dr. Norman fairweather, accom posts on PIIIDADELPHIA, July 15. The OF INJU the various the Islands will torical account of the famous epoch panied by his sister and two of her RES present. on Pennsylva- be In French history which, brought threatened strike tho girl friends, came very near meet On Sunday morning, August 7, he railway system defer- forth much merited applause from nia has been ing death late yesterday afternoon (Associated Press Cable to The Star.) will speak In the Methodist Church, red pending tho of tho confer- those present. Mile. Dreyfus is mak result on tho corner of Young and Alexan in the afternoon he will address the ence between the company's repre- ing her first visit to Hawaii having der streets, when car number u of GAUD, iJelgiuiu, July 15. Kinot, the aviator, is dead through in children of tho Army Sunday school, delegates of tho come all the way from her home In sentatives and the the Rapid Transit Company came juries received from a fall from his air machine. and In the evening will preach in the trainmen's unions Christian church. Monday he will Paris to see the beauties of this down the grade on Alexander street hold three sessions ofofficers' coun- place that she has heard so much bound toward Pawaa junction. cils, and on Tuesday evening will con- about. Dr. Fairweather was driving I1I3 great public wedding ceremony Wireless communicatiorf was kept duct a FLOUT MONGOLIA Chalmers-Detroi- t car , number 441, ADMIRAL'S DEAD of two prominent Army officers in the up with either San Francisco or Ho out Young street toward Walkikl, JMDOW Army hall. nolulu,, the whole trip, the Important when the trolley car caught his ma- Tho Colonel is a fluent speaker news of tho day being edited by the chine, tearing away part of the fen- SAN FKANCISCO, July lo. The widow of and has wide experience in Salvation. IN THREE DAYS Admiral Coghlan is genial purser, Mr. Smith. on left Army work in different parts of the der and running bonra tho dead. Mrs. W. T. Lucas, widow of th'e or world. During Ms visit lie will go side and smashing three four BOCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX)! late manager May & Co. who died minutely Into all details of the Army of San Francisco Sailed July in, S. spokes In each of the left wheels. in California a few weeks ago, is S. Nevadan for Honolulu. The fender of tho car dragged the SACHS SALE SOON PAU. i operations on tho Islands. here for a short visit for the purpose Port Townsend Arrived July 14, machine along the track for a (lis Saturday noon will see tho close of Office. of settling somo Important business sch. Helene, hence Juno 27. tance of nearly thirty feet before It Snch3 remarkablo annual clearanco Fine Job Frlntlng, Star You only a time to matters. Seattle Sailed July 14, S. S. was brought to a standstill. sale. havo short Is a take advantage of the wonderful bar- Mrs. M. F. Prosser home after for Honolulu. Dr. Fairweather suffered slight pleasant visit with friends on tho gains. A special reduction will bo Oklstu, July 15, S. S. Mongolia bruises on his legs but refused to go mainland. made on trimmed hats until tho closo stranded. Expect to soat her in 3 to the hospital when tho patrol wa M. K. Cook, chief clerk in the De of the sale. days. gon arrived on the scone. Tho In partment of Public Works, Is home Insurance dies on tho enr wero uninjured but Life from a on tho main- short visit NEW RIC& MILL. good T, land. suffered a deal from shock. No man has done his full duty The K. Yamamoto Rice Mill is the Eckelmann was motorman and W. R Claudius H. McBrlde, se- by his family unless he carries ' largest as well as the finest in tho $4 Llndloy of tho car which Shoe cretary to Governor Frear, Is back conductor life Insurance. Islands. All machinery Is of the very damage 'to tho for good, so ho says. He was not caused a few dollars All other forms of Investment latest pattern. Tne famous Tengu automobile, but fortunately did not may swept away. alone accompanied by his wife whom ho bo That Rico Is cleaned at this mill. With tho kill any of the peoplo In tho car. is sure. recently remarried two years after large cleaning capacity they are able is accident that tho separation. This tho second A homo for tho feet not a THE PRUDENTIAL to handle considerable out-sid-e parti- doctor has met with at the hands Leslie Houdlette, a son of tho com- cular work Tnlch they guarantee. of tho Rapid Transit Company. Tho Prison. has strength of Glbralter. mander of the Sierra, is hero for a the first accident happened on Doretn-ni-t Wo havo them in all leathers few week visit. AVOID ALL DANGERS. street near tho high school when in high and f , Colonel C. Miles of the Salvation both low. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. Dysentery Is a dangerous excavations wore being inado for tho Army Is hero for a tour of inspec- disease Especially good for office men can bo cured. Chamberlain's Co- new switch just Walkikl of tho tion. Ho was mot on tho wharf by but and clerks. lic, school his machine fell down a Jargo number of the local members Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has when In a hole alongsldo of tho track. of the army. bean successfully used In nine epidemics I of dysentery. It has , F. W. Everton, superintendent of ( never been known to fall. It is equally A i tho Seaman's Institute, Is homo after valuable for children and adults, nn Hawaiian. A trip of several months. DEAD when swept GOL iRRIS It. A. l,yon and Mrs. Lyon aro reduced with water and Is to For sale POWDER homo, nfter a long visit with rela- ened, it pleasant take. Trust Smith & Cn tives on tho coast. by all dealors, Henson, Absolutely Puro Manufacturer's agonts for Hawaii. Mrs. T. J. Qulnn, accompanied by A wlroIosB from IIIlo announcos Tho only powder I.ifCo., Ltd. her two daughter, Miss Mildred and tho death at his homo, Kahuku halting Shoe Co., Ltd., returning passen-gorf- i at ten o'clock on Wednesday morn Ranch, Knu, this morning, of Col. mado wtth Royal Grapo Miss Ruth, wore 1051 St., - Honolulu m 323 Port Street. after several months absence ing with a full cargo and a largo list Samuel Norris, tho agod capitalist. Cream of Tartar Fort passongers. Ho was 88 years old Inst March. I The Sierra will leave for tho coast of Ho Alum, Ho Lime Phosphato TIDES, SUN AND MOON. for !Tri,L thrc "eeks o, and I didn't pro. SUMMER VACATION. First quarter of the moon, July 13th. yu..ui:u, poso to lot happon again. A Oceanic ttR. it chap Got tho most out or It. Vacation Steamship Company Mrs.r"'' Wallace, Mrs. F. Hoogs. camo hero slinging on a heap of stylo, moans rest for tho man and woman Por. M. N. S. 3. Wllhelmlna, for San nnd somb of our folks said ho must bo who It, run 3? down through too much 323 Eg S S .iuiy zu. juiss is. - T s1 Si i Si rraneisco, Henri- captain of a ball team. .Hiin't wnnf society or too much business. A Sierra Schedule ques, Mrs. Henrlqucs, Miss Hutchln. to ask him about It. T h I but 1envn ...... Mm change of occupation a a S 3 3 S . T T . I . n, - -- ...... ' ' and a change of LBAVE S. F. ARRFVB HON. LEAVE HON. ARRIVE S. V buii, iura. lioioii oiemBon, miss aiico oriuai chamber, a tablo to himself and scene ro needed to bring one back to EIST 7tT aTjT atm; ptst j Davis, I'.lss Pansy, G. Roberts, Miss I had extra things JULY 9 JULY 15 JULY 20 , JULY 2G cooked every meal normal. At Ilalolwa ono may have all rsora 10 nor, suss von Tempsky, Mrs. I took a Now York dnlly JULY 30 AUG. 6 AUG. 10 AUG. 16 gut on purposo that is necessary to accomplish results- - 11 0:82 1.0 7:t 1:12 12:02 5:20 0:45 10:63 Dora von Tempsky, W. O. Franklin, for him to read and I smtt H,0r 2G AUG. 31 IS fm Tho sulslno nnd tho hotel and its en AUG. 20 AUG. SEPT. Pa 1 do la Vcrcno, Prof. V. Thompson, lobsters 10 6;2ojoM8 nnd other things, and I iust vironments net as a tonic and ho ono BEPT. 10t SEPT. SEPT. 21 SEPT. 27 12 7:31 1.1 8:38 2ilC lil0 11:20 - ivuuuit miai, r. diuuuii, J, I. AlCUar- BPrenU mVSO f to Minlfftw liln olnv t,1n v OCT. 7 OCT. 12 OCT. 18 1., . can spond a week thoro without feeling OCT. 1 tt Tt, mm, xj, vr. I i'ito- wji iuio, ii. uuuuduii, ulir int. benefitted. Teachers attending tho C. A. Line for Sydney. C. A. Lino loaves 13 8:10 1.2 10:02 2:50 2:02 5.27 0:45 11:57 ran, Miss L. C. Sterrett, Mrs. H. R. "Ami i, ,... ,..., Connects at Honolulu with " wB.f summr school nro afforded special XTsT Honolulu for Australia Jan. 8, 10 and every 28 days. . 1'. M. during 14 1.1 3:21 4 67 rates the summer. Arrives In Honolulu a week In advance ot C. a. Line steamer en route 11:02 8:50 5:27 0:41 to Sydney. man, miss u. a. Arnold, miss M. Cook, ..T,.n 15 11:57 1.3 DUO 1:00 6:52 5:28 0:4! 0.30 nfio. imD t nr.... ,r , thcro was another n.irt?" MEASURE OF COLOR. wdo i.. wuiuvp iuioo ut UI1 V1X1, i.irS. J, i tivnll . . from Honolulu to San Francisco First Class, $65; Round nf 10 BOt Two young lovers In a good-nlgh- t RATES V. M. W. Glrv'n, Mrs. A. P. Knight, Miss rGafJ;ut n??I Family Room, extra. 10 12:38 1.5 10:59 4:37 8:09 5:28 0:41 1:03 Thompson, B.havefd, hlB b down embrace In tho entrance hall were sur- Trip, $110. Alice Miss N. T. Ellison, him " V prised by tho girl's older sister coming MIsj A. Harrington, Miss Mary Sexton, wn t,"' w'"r uiuiuB, ana 17 1:14.1.7 5:20 8:50 5:28 0:41 1:37 f0"nd In. Miss Lydla McStocker, F. D McStocko .i,P. tbat ,nstca(1 Dr. CD. Cooper, Dr. aaseuau tcam "Wo were seeing which Is tho tail- TO Times of tho tido aro takon from ho FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY Klamp, .1. N. ,Icntenant sovornor or," tho young man explained in somo una S. Williams, Mrs. WHJT."Iy the U. S. Coast Geodetic Survey llnma Ml9 Klnmn. Mtn ATnPnrt,,. " Iu em to UO all right. confusion. tables. Tho tides at Kahulul and are, they KIM Edith Mever. Mis, Giinnv a n . fu.ess but don't "You aro about ten inches taller l"CKB 011 C Brewer & Co., Hilo occur about one hour earlier fWrn Wm. Wnloh T. A,,, X,Vmy OBaln." than Edith," said the wister, "and sho Is than at Honolulu. Honolulu standard Abrams, F. N. Payne, C. W. - at least ten shades GENERAL AGENTS. Macf.ir- ino Job redder than tlmo Is 10 hours 30 minutes slower lane. Miss E. F. Mist, Mrs. H. M. Mist wintmn. mar ubm you." Everybody's Magazine. than Greenwich time, being that of Per O S. S. Sierra, ror San Fran the meridian of 1G7 degrees 30 mlns. cisco, July 20. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. The time whlstlo blows at 1:30 p.m., Scheellno, J. II. Fiddes, J. P. Erdman, Canadian-Australi- Co which is tho same as Mrs. S. M. Needham, Miss Needham, . an Royal Mall Steamship Greenwich 0 hours 0 minutes. The sun and Hiss Harbaugh, Miss M. T. Kluegel, R. R- p. moon aro for local tJme for w Hulnso - Drake, E. P. Letson, Lots In the wholo group. v- - u- - lrwm ass G. Bush, Fruitval Rtmr nf thn' attorn lino runnlnit In connection with the CANADIAN. Austin wnite, jurs. wm. Aboy, Miss 5t PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, M. Grasse, J. S. Marrow, Miss E. Fair N. 8. W., and calling hi Victoria, O. Honolulu ana BNfDant, u. eather, Mrs. N. D. Emerson, Miss S C " --,, . " K s. Stcrrctt, airs. F. uurt, Miss E. E, FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER. J V-- 0lippiJQ2 111 JrOrt IeIer, B- - R- - Alexander, A. W. Emerson, One Cent JULY 19 J7 Per MARAMA Jf'LY 22MAKURA l ' Mrs. Sturtovnnt, Miss Jary, Mrs. L. MAKURA AUGUST 19ZEALANDIA AUGUST 16 f!5Qii?ii5jeieKi5i Miss N. Burt, Miss Ryan, C. A Alclntos11' Bontl K- - B- - Hst, tt. Calls at Fanning Island. (Government vessels.) c g rjrown) L Rubensteln, C. H. Lip- - I Kukui, U. S. L. M. T., Carriger. incott, F. B. Withlngton, Square A. F. Dredge, Foot u. s. S. Cleveland, Rodman, Manila Major uuey, Mrs. and Miss Ifloefer, W. CALLING AT 8UVA, FIJI, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN VOYAGES. Juao 21. L. Fletcher, W. Simpson, Miss E. Ka- - al!a- Or a trifle U. S. S. Chattanoocn. MoDnnni,! miv. - M,ss M. Clark, Misses B. and A. over for home sites of more than Theo. R Davies & Co., Ltd., GeJJ Agents nlla, Juno 21. uoiasmitn, Mrs. Bluim, Mr. and Mrs. one acre each, adjoining the celebrated Pukele s. n r. T..i., tiutovant, miss Pinkerton, Mrs. Pal- - Homestead in PALOLO it. Thoti, I I VALLEY, ten minutes' ' frm UIWV uuij x tt i i . 11, etjiuu, u. iiuriuiigsuurgor, uapc. o3tor walk from the car line. - Noble- - U. S. S. Prometheus, from San Fran-kr- - ei'e.SS?Irs- M'. These lots are adjoining the beautiful homes of MTB- - u""a8 alTB. w. a Anaerson, cisco July ii Owen Williams, WilliamA. Rideout, Charles T. Pacific Mail Steamship Co. ny, M- - ocimucK, yj. xr. uenKins, m. lirou- - Hinntnnim VrBnh Schoening, Edward F. Patten and others. The l rear of these lots extends to the hill slopes, from Tovo S. S. Co. which U - Kisen Kaisha r"""l ..o., w Kassellen, W. Heastand. Mr. and grand views are to be had. Correct soil Aiucn uesse. Am. bk., Miller, San Mrs. G. A. Becker. J. IC. Farlev. F. for all kinds of fruit. Bteamera of the above Companies will Call at HONOLULU and Leave Pelro, May 18. Farley, Mr. and Mrs. W. Cannon. Mrs. Let me show you this property, below: F- c- thU Port on or about the Dates mentioned Mary E. foster, Am. schr. Port Lud- - - Leo' Mlss Leei Mrs- - - A. Belton, $5oo per acre and up. LEAVE HONOLULU FOR ORIENT. LEAVE HONOLULU for s. r. low, Juno 15. . P'r. and Mrs. E. T. Simpson, Mrs. OH- - MANCHURIA JULY 18 MONGOLIA Juiy ;w K. p. Kltliet,. Am. bk., Drew, San ' ' u,m luiB 4 "ay" Map in my window. den, Mrs. - CHIYO MARU JULY 26 TENYO MARU JULY 30 Francisco June 18. J. Winter, Miss C. M. Mac- Donald, Miss M. ASIA AUU. K.UKUA auu. I a. F. Coats, Am. Anderson, E. H. i sch., Morris, Had. Brown, Dr. Walker. MUNUULilA AUU, AU XNifrUiN MAUU AUU. ZU 10CK, JUllO 30. TENYO MARU AUG. 23 SIBERIA AUG. 28 Omega, Am. sch. Nyman. Grav's Htrr. KOREA auu. za CHINA SEPT. 3 bor, June 30. MARU SEPT. 13 MANCHURIA SEPT. 10 Espeda, Am. - Desks? NIPPON sch. from Gray's Har- FOREIGN of SIBERIA SEPT. 19 CHIYO MARU SEPT. 17 bor, July 1. STEAMERS FORT STREET CHINA SEPT. 20 ASIA SEPT. 24 Golden Shore, Am. sch., Aberdeen. MANCHURIA OCT. 3 MONGOLIA OCT. S July 4, CHIYO MARU OCT. 11 TENYO MARU OCT. 15 u. o. a. sierra, Houdlette, San .Fran- - E UUX. .iuiy 10. TH TABLE ASIA OCT. IS KOREA tistu, EXCLUSIVE MONGOLIA OCT. 31NIPPON MARU NOV. PATTERNS IN HANDSOME GREYS TRANSPORT SERVICE. English and American Weaves. Made to your A. ar. Seattle from May order with plx, Hon., 14. STEAM ES TO ARRIVE. and style unequalled. TO Logan from Honolulu, lor Manila, June FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY DUO Namo . 14. from W. W. AHANA 62 ) & LTD is Manchuria San Francisco South King Street CO. biicruian, from Honolulu for San 22 Marama Francisco, Juvy 4. Victoria 24 Mongolia Sherman, ar. Yokohama Honolulu from San Fran 25 Hongkong cisco, Jul 12. Maru Hongkong '2C Cbiyo Maru Matson Navigation Co.'s Schedule, 1910 Sherman, from Honolulu for Manila, San Francisco DIRECT SERVICE BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO AND HONOLULU. July 14. 3C Tenyo Maru Yokohama

ARRIVED. STEAMERS TO DEPART. from San Francisco Sail for San Francisco. Arrive Friday. July 15. Depart Name SImake For Wllhelmlna July 12 Wllhelmlna July 20 O. 8. S. your! Sierra, from San Francisco. Nevadan July 21 Lurllne August 9 c a. m. . July Wllhelmlna August lTLurlino August 3 lb --Manchuria Yokomaha 19 Mak'ura C5SP' " WIRELESS SPARKS. Victoria 20 Wllhelmlna The S. S. Hyades of this line sails from Seattle for Honolulu, DIRECT, on S. S. MANCHURIA, AT SEA. San Francisco Julv 20 or about July 1G, 1910. 14, 9 p. m. Moderate N. E. winds. Sierra San Francisco 1 1 Aft . .. . For further particulars apply to iiuu ninesIt irom Honolulu, General 22 Marama Colonies 24 LTD.,..-- - Manager Schwerin on board. Mongolia San Franclaco CASTLE & CQOKE GENERAL AGENTS. . S.-3- ENTERPRISE, AT SEA. Julv 2o Hongkong Maru Valparaiso 14. 9 p. m. 934 miles from San Fran. 20 Chiyo Maru Yokohama cisco, moderate sea, arrive Hllo Mon- - 30 Tenyo Maru . . . .San Francisco By filling the lunch American-Hawaiia- n Steamship Co. aay. basket with HEINZ C7 VARIETIES of good things. S. S. LURLINE. AT KRA. .iniv i.i Full assortment of HEINZ dainties just re- FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU, via Tehuantepec, every sixth 8 p. m. COO ONLY FEDERAL OFFICERS miles from Honolulu' ceived, such ns India Relish, Sweet and Dill day. Freight received at all times at the Company's Wharr, 41st Street, cnoppy sea. WILL BE INVESTIGATED Pickles, Baked S. 51. 317!A Beans, Tomato flHlNTA AT T..1,. t n i Soup, Tomato Catsup, Apple South Brooklyn. ' ) wut., ouiv a II tit . n.T...nm.. . . Butter, etc. m. Latitude. 23:38" 9ft. woniiNuiuiM, (u. u.j, June 27. FROM TO HONOLULU lont,, ii7 SEATTLE AND TACOMA DIRECT: 707 miles out mi mJt ' Senators Borah of Idaho, Brown of Ask your grocer S. S. Virginian to sail July 25 of Honnliti... for them. S. S. Mexican to sail August C C I f 11 Anv..l4. . ...Ill 1 DACCrMPCDC "mmiiij tiiu DUU'wuiuuucO lUUt Will 111 For further Information apply to vestigato the third degree practices H HACKFELD & CO., LTD, Agents, Honolulu. From San Francisco, ner S. S sipr. and Judicial proceedings in the West, Agent. 'C P. MORSE, General Freight ra, July 15. E. R. Alexander. Mls including Han Francisco. Tho Impor Etta E. Ayres, Miss L. Baldwin, Mrs. tance of tno Inquiry Is much reduced F. P. Eertschey, Miss L. V. Bertschoy,' by tho oxpla'nation or Senator Brande- - John K. Bonnell, Mrs. Bonnoll, Jas! Bee of tho committee tar oniy the Ocean PB0I1E Bowcher, P"ocedure of tho Federal courts View Miss M. A. Bowcher, Miss and -- C BAGGAGE, SHIPPING. 0x0 AN P FIG OIIvo Burr, A. C. Coburn, Miss J, Cole- - Pract,ces of Federal officers will bo IDEAL PLACE TO LIVE. STORAGE, WOOD, hower, G. W. Coleman, M. IC. Cook. laKan u" H. Coontz, Miss Sara Cox, Mrs. R. A. "We nave no authority to go into PACKING, COAL. Artesian TRANSFE CO. LTD Dow, Mille. A. Dreyfus, Miss Mabel tho work of stato or municipal courts Water, High Elevation, Electric Lights, Delightful i-- Climate or Paved Streets, Koko Excel-Ataosihere- imiis, w. liverton, H, A. Forsbunr. omciais," said tho Senator this Head Breeze, Sufficient Rainfall, 0 S, evening, count'rv-wld- Pl'I)ei'ty is6 KING ST. FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING H, Gllmore, Miss A. K. Hollack. thus robbing tho o co1 and Healthful, Good Location, Pure Mrs. E. L. Harmon, Miss Helen Har- - Investigated instigated by Senator uiou, jirs. F. L. Hill, Miss I. Hill Mrb. Heyburn of tho possibilities or start- - cor,ner lots and 1,nS ?rfl iX?rlCCfn-- f $m for inside lots, Jennlo A. High, Mrs. M. B. Horton, revelations. It is not likely that size I?" sq. ft. each. Our terms are $50 cash down' Leslie Houdlette, Miss R. tno Perrln case will bo gono and 10.00 per Huntsman, Into as month on each lot. Call up telephone G59 anTmake an miss juary k. Kiuian, H. B. King, nM ooen suggested. When nsked If appointment with one of our representatives. miss 1j. ii. Lemmon, A. Y. Lerch, C. no wouia mice advantage of tho oppor H. LIppert, Georgo Nelson Lowrev. tunlty for further criticism of the con Mrs. Lowroy, Miss Fannlo Luhrman, duct of ofllclals In that prosecution, Coall I Firewood Mrs. Leo, Mrs. W. T. R. Borah sajd this evening and Lucas. a. that he had Lyon, C. H. McBrido, T. J. McGrath, not consented to make tho tour. It aimuki Co., Ltd., UB Land Best Always On Mrs. m. sr. O. Man- - IUUKS w omy Grades Hand McNeill, Miss V. " neid Justifying a MAIN OFFIC son, Marry May, Col. C. Miles, Con. tnorou8h inquiry is Alaska, but no BRANCH OFFICE Morley, C. P. Nelllst. C. W. Nnlsnn definlto plans have yet been made bv KING AND FORT STREETS WAIALAE & TCmrn a t, a inos. sorter, flirs. Nellie I. Potter, l" tuu"""-,-eu- , ttt. uyn PHONE G59 iiuau Concrete Brick, Mrs. ju. f. irossor, It. w. T. Purvis. Crushed ATm .Tlirvla Affaa O T)nti,lr, HI t A BA8E Beairice Pu'tzinln, Mrs. t! J. Qu.nm 'POSITION. Rock and Sand Miss Mildred Qulnn, Miss Ruth Qulnn. I had registered at n vllln fro Inn nn "Your Credit Is Good" j. u. iieeu, Mrs. ueeu, a. ituddle. Miss kong island to Btay over night, when Muuei aauor, miss uecima J. Sails-- tno landlord camo out to mo on the uurg, Mrs. cathorino Samuel, Miss veranda and said, Claro Schwolzer, Mrs. Ida E. Wherry, I "I hopo you won't bo offended sir, but Miss J. Wherry, Dr. Nlcoll Vroom. lean you identify yourself as thn mnn "YOUR CASH WILL DO BETTER" LID. Mrs. c. ii. waterman. I you claim to bo?' In 1 Furniture, Wire Mattresses, Iron Co. PASSENGERS. showed him a number of letters Beds, Etc., Etc. HustacePeck 1 Iiooited to oeparr. inaC naPPenea to bavo in my pocket, Phone 295 63 Queen Street ana otr. Th-n- wuy"' HONOLULU WIRE Per Mauna Loa. for Kona and TI Tm. BED CO., LTD., Kau ports, July 15.--Miss Hosraer,1 L. .you see. I was taken In and Am Kapiolani Block Cor. King and Alakea Sts. THD HAWAIIAN BTAll, FRIDAY. JULY 15, 1010. THIU&

AMU8EMENT8. NOTICE. TOM SHARP, The Painter Signs Of All Kinds. Scenic THE IMNK OF HAWAII, LIMITED. Building Work, Decorating, Graining NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Elite G. G. FULLER has boon elected a New Orpheum Phone 397 harpSignS Paper Hanging, Etc., Etc. of this Bank for tho unexpired term of F. C. Atherton, roslgned. (Phono GGO.) It. A. COOKE, Secretary. Honolulu, July 13, 1910. DEST OF THE SEASON! to add to the popularity of the com nnd the life of the Nation is threat pany. ANOTHER BIO SUCCESS! Miss Rockwell, who by special ened by groat special Interests, who LYNCHING request Is singing "Clriblbln" this would control our political activities SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS' week win Introduce songs of own AT THEATERS her for their own benefit, regardless of MEETING. Casino Musical Comedy Co. THE composition together with Mascagnl's the common good. There Is no half-wn- y IN Avo Maria" In "Hobbies." MAYOR HA ground In tho fight today. Tho Tho Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. Notlco Is hereby given a spo- - CONSECRATING NEW special Interests must be driven out that "The General's Dilemma" clal meeting of tho stockholders of CATHEDRAL. of politics nnd kept out. The progres- Theater business last evening was tho Hawaiian Eletftrlc Company, Lt Every Number a Feature! LONDON, June 27. Consecration sives of today will win tho battle." RESIGNE not brisk, as tho commercial editor mltcd, will bo hold at tho offlco of the Catchy Songs! Pretty Girls! rites of Westminster began would probably say. All tho houses cathedral Company In Honolulu on July 18, 1910, to hang this They consisted of an "This reminds mo," guest MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, had tho dulness which seems aftornoon. said tho at tho hour of 10 o'cock a. m. Tho ob- around midweek to contend with, and exposition of holy relics Uy Archbish- at a dinner who was unexpectedly NEWARK, 0., July 15. The ma-yo- r jects of such meeting aro to amend even that usual drawback was accen op Bourne and the marking or crosses called upon for a speech, "of a man Rehearsal" of this city and tho county sheriff tl.w s of tho Company as may "The tuated by uncertain weather. Tho in twelve places on tho cathedral who fell Into the water while ho was resigned yesterday following last de- Orpheum a could bo bo deemed advisable, and to consider Musical Adaptation of Nat Goodwin's had house that walls, with the chanting of matins fishing. Success, velopments in tho investigation of characterized as only fair Tho enter Increasing tho capital stock of by clear- - and lauds. "With somo difficulty the man was , "HOBBIES." tho lynching of Carl Etherlngton tainment there, however, was a lawless mob who dragged him from cut and Interesting from start to fin Tomorrow morning tho rites will rescued. After ho had regained his By direction of tho President, deserving most liberal pat begin at 7:30 o'clock. Tho cathedral how the county, Jail on tho night of July Ish, of the breath, his rescuer asked him he JONATHAN SHAW. i place. ronage. The Park was a little to the walls will be sprinkled within and camo to fall Into tho water. MATINEE SATURDAY, 2:30 p. m. 8 and hanged him In a public Secrotary. i The mayor was ordered to vacate his bad as to audience on account of the without with holy water three times. " 'I didn't come to fall Into tho wat 25c anywhere in the house. weather, and the theaters were 50c, 75c. office last Monday by Governor Har- other At each corner of the cathedral the er,' replied tho unfortunate fisherman; NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING. Evening Prices, 25c, not bothered with overcrowding. mon, but ho held his placo until yes- archbishop will trace a cross on the 'I camo to fish.' " of terday. lioor from ashes; dipping his Hawaiian Fertilizer Company, Ltd. EMPIRE TONIGHT. then, Many arrests have been made since thumb in a mixture or salt and wine, Last night the World's Trio put on The annual meeting of stockholders the lynching, and It is believed oth- ashes water, will bo NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS. their biggest of all vaudeville acts, and which bles of the Hawaiian Fertilizer Company, V. Bstscbstll ers will follow during the next few stage tho sed, he will a cor and It took well. They will draw cross at each Limited, will bo held at tho offlco of KOHALA SUGAR COMPANY. Honolulu Athletic Park days. Those arrested are accused of same novelty this evening. This ner of the high altar C. Brewer & Company, Limited, Hono- participating in tho killing of Ether sketch, by the way, has scored an im Afterward the altar will jo anointed In accordance with the terms under lulu, T. II., on Monday, tho 18th day and Ko-hal- a lngtou. The public officials are only menso success on tho mainland with sacrificial oils. At 10:30 o'clock which Its bonds were Issued, the of July, 1910, at 2 o'clock p. in. charged with having failed to en elsewhere. Miss Moret will tonight Sugar Company will pay, with vocal there will be a procession of relics, J. WATERHOUSE, force the law and to provent tho present some of her choicest accrued interest, on August 1st, 1910 specialties. Entirely new motion after which the public will bo admit- - Secretary, Hawaiian Fertilizer Co. Ltd. Saturday, July 16 lynching. Forty-flv- o nnd 0 Dollars pictures will bo shown. ted to tho cathedral. The first mass Thousand comprising J. A. C. vs. U. S. M. C. Strong pressure is being brought will be held In the fully consecrated ($45,000.00) of Its bonds, CERTIFICATE OF TREASURER. to against the lynchers by tho tho remaining outstanding bonds of O. C. ALUMNI vs. WASEDA bear ..AT THE PARK. cathedral at noon. 1 Governor, Attorney General Ulysses At the Park theater this evening a he present issue. The numbers of I, D. L. CONKLINO, Treasurer of Is personally Uni- to paid follows: tho Territory of Hawaii, do hereby cer- Grant Denman direct big feature will be maneuvers of GARFIELD TELLS OF tho bonds be are as ing the investigation and will appear ted States troops at Fort Leaven- 1 41 G3 90 117 tify, in accordance with tho require- AIMS OF INSURGENTS ments 2577 prosecution. tho army 2 43 Co 92 124 of Section of the Revised for tho worth, various branches of Laws of Hawaii, the samo being a Sunday, July 17 will 111., 2. Etherlngton was employed by the being represented. Carl Wallner CHICAGO. July In accepting 4 4G G8 101 130 portion of Cnapter 108 of said Rovlsed anti-saloo- musical special- C9 P. A. C. vs. J. A. C. n league in a raid on low present German today an Invitation to speak before 10 49 102 131 Laws providing ror tho incorporation and Ethel C. A. C. vs. WASEDA dives in the city, and while on ofll ties, and Gardner the new progressive Republican' or- IS 55 72 103 132 of banking corporations, that I have appear in a duet, examined Into condition of clal duty he shot and fatally wound May will ganization or Cleveland on Ju?y 11th 22 5C 73 10C 134 the the pear In new dances and songs. The BANK OF HONOLULU, LIMITED, a saloonkeeper In row. .Inmes R. Garfield, former Secretary 27 58 70 108 138 ed a In picture program will be entirely new. a corporation formed under said spite piteous mercy, of the Interior and a warm friend of 30 59 83 112 140 Chapter 158, tho corpor- ADMISSION. .755., 50c, 25c. of his cries for Gibson will appear as a woman In one and that said Theodore Roosevelt, wrote to tho or- CI 87 115' 150 ation has compiled with the provisions the mob dragged him out of jail and of his dancing and comic stunts. 39 killed him. ganization defining his attitude on e Notice is hereby given to the hold required by said Chapter 158, as Republicanism. amended, to bo complied with beforo Box Plan for Season Tickets at Cham- THE ORPHEUM. ors of tuese uonas to present me commencing tho business of banking, TO TREAT BETTER., pre- "It Is more timely to consider what same for payment at tho banking and that the said corporation, BANK Drug Co PRISONERS The Rehearsal," which Is In ber's OF HONOLULU, LIMITED, is auth-orlze-d paration for next week's offering at the progressive movement means and house of Tho Bank of Hawaii, Limited WASHINGTON, July 15. It was to commence said business of New Orpheum, Is the musical what action It calls for." wrote Gar- in Honolulu, on August 1st, 1910, and announced through tho state depart- the banking. adaptation of Nat Goodwin's former field. "Those who seek to drive the that Interest on same will cease on In witness whereof I have ment last night that Consul General horeunto Empire Theater success "Hobbies," a farco comedy progressives out of the Republican par- and after that date. set my hand and affixed tho seal of Ollvares, the American representa- Department, HOTEL STREET ' that did Its share to gain fame and ty are blind to the conditions and CHAS. . ATHERTON, the Treasury this '2nd tive at Blueflelds, Nicaragua, that W. come day of June, 1910. reputation for the well known needs of our people. Such partisans Treasurer, Kohala Sugar Co. Pittman, an American, captured by bill, Gen (Slg) D. Tj. CONKLINO, dian. Like the present "The save word, kill the spir Honolulu, Juno 24, 1910. TONIGHT! TONIGHT! President Madrlz's forces, was found "Hobbles" will be would the but Treasurer or tho Territory of eral's Dilemma." Juno 24, 28, July 1, 5, 8, 12, 15, starving in the Managua prison. interpolated with catchy music and it. llts (Seal) Hawaii. Famous Il9. 2G. 29 World Consul Ollvares took the matter In other novel features which promise "Today political liberty is at stake, 22. "Vest Pocket Comedy Trio" hand and forced Madrlz to accord - Musical Comedians better treatment to prisoners. Pioneer 2 CHANGES A WEEK 2 Shin&le Slain COST OF LIVING RESPONSIBLE. A 5'. Admission 15c, 10c, PHILADELPHIA, July 15. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company is facing one of the biggest strikes in Its history. At a conference yester- Park Theater day of representatives of the train- ANNOUNCEMENT men's unions of MISS ETHEL MAY, and the officials the railroad there was a failure of all ef- Soprano Soloist From Keith's. forts of the employes to obtain con- GEORGE GARDNER, Irish Dialect cessions from the company. America's Favorite ' BROWN & LYON CO., LTD, fuller Comedian. Following the announcement that no agreement &co. DESMOND SISTERS, could be reached tho MANUFACTURERS Songs and Dances trainmen in a general meeting voted SAN FRANCISCO. THOMPSON, overwhelmingly to strike. to announce to patrons that their president Singer. Negotiations for a settlement of BEG will Pioneer Creosoto Shingle, stain is a CARL WALLNER, the differences have been In progress E. Herrick Brown leave July 20th German Comedian. for several days. to visit the leading Publishing Houses and preservative and is permanent in color J. V. GIBSON, If the order Is carried out fifteen For shingles and rough wood, Num.- - Song and Dance. thousand men will quit work and i Importers in New York; Chicago, Boston and crous and combin- CUNHA'S ORCHESTRA leave the rolling stock of the Penn- artistic harmonious and sylvania lines unmanned. of MOTION PICTURES. other trade centers. ations color. The reason given for the demand Admission 5c, 10c, 15c. for 'higher wages Is that tho cost of is the intention of BROWN and LYON living has advanced more rapidly fit during tho; past few months than CO., LTD., to exhibit this year the largest and Novelty Theater have the wages of the worklngmen. beautiful Gift Books Lewers &. Cooke, Cor. Nuuanu and Pauahl Sts. most selection of and Fine Limited RROOSEVELT ANNOUNCES ITINERARY Editions ever shown in the Islands for the holi- 177 S. King Street ORTON AND LEOTA OYSTER BAY, July 15. Colonel days. ECCENTRIC DANCING Roosevelt yesterday announced the Itinerary of his western trip. Ho Mr. Brown will take pleasure in executing any AND will tour the western States from f Model COMEDY. SINGING , August 25 to September 11, and the commissions that may be intrusted to him for any Latest southern States from October G to MOTION PICTURES. particular volume or series of books. To that end 13. Kl cl 3, 1c . will s DESTROYER MAKES RECORD if you express your desires on the attached A CLEAN HOUSE AND WASHINGTON, July 15 The new coupon and mail it to BROWN and LYON CO., A new shipment just In with torpesdo boat destroyer Roe yester- all tho Improved models in Pau ka Hana day made thirty-tw- o knots an hour LTD., Mr. Brown will give it his personal KODAKS, including tho 3A on a trial test run. The Roe Special. ARF. FAST FRIENDS. holds tho record for destroyers. attention. Kindly fill out this coupon Theso Kodaks aro beautiful and aro now ready for Inspec- tion. MADE KINGDOM BY POWERS. j BUY VIENNA, July 15. Montenegro Is COUPON to becomo a kingdom. Jt was an- nounced yesterday that tho Powers BROWN & LYON CO., LTD. Honolulu Photo Regal Shoes - have agreed to its elevation to a Honolulu, T. H. Supply Co., Ltd., placo among nations In tho month of , , , . -- , - i..,.-,- .. August. Please have your Mr. Brown secure for me the following books Fort Street below Hotel , for which I will pay tho Eastern catalogue price. EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR. In many t r Drink a great of tho common ills MAY'S OLD KONA COFFEE. of life tho average man with a fow Best In tho Market. reliable remedies at hand can bo just 5 HENRY MAY & CO. as successful In relieving tho sufferer 4... it Phone 12. as a rouowncd practitioner. Emor Wall, Nichols Co., goucy bo always remedies should at Name. Limited. hand. Many times doctors' bills have Address. Keep constantly on hand WE INVITE INSPECTION OF OUR GOODS been saved by having a hottlo of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and TENNIS BALLS Be particular to state wish TENNIS Diarrhoea Remedy in the homo. No whether you tho volumes to hound in RACKETS TENNIS NETS doctor can proscribe a bettor remedy Full Leather, Leathor or Cloth. 34 GOLF BALLS GOLF CLUBS & K. FUKURODA for colic or diarrhoea. salo by all For Everything In the Sporting and Athle- & ngonts Hotel near Nuuanu. Honolulu dealers, Benson, Smith Co,, tic line.. for Hawaii. 71 King Street

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HONOLULU INSTITUTE FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY. , HLo.irOLiio.J StLt? Telephone 287. Tlie DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKL- Y. Corner Boretanla and Richards Streets'. P. p. Box 440. 1 Open from 8 a. m, to 7 p. m. except Sunday. ' Kublishetl every afternoon (except Sunday) by the Hawaiian Stah Uncle Walt , Newspaper Association. Electric Light Bath, Electric Four-Col- l ADVERTISEMENTS. Bath, Electric Sltz Bath, Flnsen THE STAR ACCEPTS NO LIQUOR The Poet Philosopher Light, Therapeutic Lamp (Violet Bays),Electric Massage (Vibrator), Turk- ( SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ish, Itusslan, Vapor, Pino Needle, Nauhclm Carbonic Acid and Oxygen Baths, Galvanization, Electrolysis Coed, per $8.oc Earadlzatlon, (Epilation), anum Endoscopy, Cauterlzatlon.Mechano Qumnastlc, Massage, X Bay, Foreign, pet annum ia.00 "Then scatter seeds of kindness," I heard a pilgrim singnnd then, High Frequency (d'Arsonvalizatlon). Payable in Advance. with human blindness, he scattered t'other thing. He scattered fntprnd at Post Office at Honolulu, Hawaii, aa second class mall matter. ' seeds of sorrow, complaining at his lot; and they Subscribers who do not get their paper regularly will confer a favor SEEDS OF will grow tomorrow, and thrive where he has vTelephone 365. fcv notifying tne Star Office KINDNESS wrought. How often w.e have sent it, from thought- Th. gnnr.ni Court of the Territory of Hawaii has declared both THE less lips, that song! And if we only meant it, SEMI-WEEKL- Yat Hing HAWAIIAN STAR (Dally) and THE STAR newspaper! help the a Store world noble Territory of Hawaii, ('suitable for 'twould along. We drone anthem into the ' rr oeneral circulation throughout the weeping we Removed from King and River to Hotel, orders, Judgments and decree entered or rendered night; learn our hymns and chant them as cultured par- ncai Bethel. proceedings, rots we deal in heed not m the Courto of the Territory of Hawaii." might; stately phrases, and what they mean; In- We have Letters to THE HAWAIIAN STAR should not be addressed to any we roam through wordy mazes, and prize things for their sheen; we just received per S. S. Wilhelmina a splendid line of simply to THE HAWAIIAN STAR, disli up in dividual connected with the office, but truth thimbles, and platitudes in mass; and all is tinkling best in purpose. qualities embroideries and laces. They are all well made-- , p. to the Editorial or Business Departments, according to tenor or cymbals, and all issounding brass. In careless words we riot, and

life would he less sore if tongues but he quiet, let e would and the heart handsomely finished and strictly high-grad- goods. 5 DANIEL LOGAN EDITOR say more. Prices and 10 11)10 cents a yard. FRID y JULY 15, Copyright. 1910, by Uco. alatuifew Adams WALT MASON. "THE RESPONS1HLE AUTHORITIES.' As a further aid to the question's beauty aspect it was also suggested that property owners be interested in the planting ques- of trees along The Star calls The Advertiser a liar concerning the the outer edge of sidc'walks and the placing of EXQUISITE CLEANLINESS IN. EVERY DEPARTMENT. tion of the citv's health and the city's health department, but buildings sufficiently far back from the thoroughfares to ad- J. ABADIE, Proprietor and Manager. the territorial, board of health has started in to build a mit of small gardens. Telephone 1491 morgue. This shows pretty effectually what the responsible Another good idea is found in the announcement that, at the fall think and is justillcation enough for this paper. exhibit of (lowers by the society, the results of the society's experi- authorities ments in French Laundry 777 King Street Advertiser. giving seeds and bulbs to children for cultivation at home will be What the Star said in the discussion referred to was that the shown as developed by the pupils of certain schools. Advertiser was guiltv of "suppression of the truth," but if that paper chooses to demur to' the indictment and plead to an uglier charge-w-hy, that is its privilege. However, the Star did not call any names, bibb EST HIT YET 81 THE CASINQS but it stated facts proving that the Advertiser tried to hold the city government responsible for the sanitation of Honolulu, which is wholly in charge of the lioard or Health. Further, the morning paper was shown to have omitted, in its attack upon the "city health de- Warm Weather partment" regarding a death from contagious disease, any reference to the responsibility of the Federal authorities for the admittance of foreign parts. So far as the Advertiser is concerned, disease from And the flies bother the cows and horses a good deal. If you use it does not matter whether pestilence is admitted through inadvert- otherwise. The point is that the Advertiser wrongfully berat- ence or CYPHERS' ANTI-FL- PEST you will have ed the "city health department" for something the responsibility for little or no trouble. rested altogether with the Federal and Territorial authorities. which This wash has been in If a wrong diagnosis of the cause of death was made by the police use for years in these Islands and the old surgeon the fact, as stated by this paper before, was not unusual or necessarily blameworthy. Neither was it the chief menace to the com- saying "there are no flies on it" will apply in more ways than one. munity, for the disease had already found entrance. What was really the that the death occurred Have you disturbing upon the discovery was fact ever used ZENOLEUM? It's in a class by itself as a do in "a filthy joint" that had been permitted to exist by the Territorial health officers. This point also was overrlooked by the Advertiser, wash. and is still evaded bv it.. As to the morgue, why should the Hoard of Health not build one? It owned the morgue that was burned, al- though allowing its use for city cases. Territorial funds for the pur- pose are available, while the city is not yet informed of what revenue it will receive from the Territory the rest of this year. Nevertheless the city government has 'not neglected the necessity of having a morgue for its own purposes. The health committee has been promis- E. O. HALL & (DN LTD.. ed a site by the Superintendent of Public Works, and is having esti- mates of tiie cost of a building made. Possibly, since the Hoard of Health has found means to go ahead with a building, the city may arrange for joint use of it when erected instead of putting up a building for itself. While the logic of the Advertiser's above quoted observation is mistv, yet it is sansiacror.v to nine a uniimy iuiuiukvuiu ic-.uu- "the" responsible authorities."

California, from whence Honolulu received its ideas of oiled road construction, is having troubles of its own somewhat like the huge TOOTH BRUSHES King street by Road Supervisor Wilson. A failure made here with SHAVING BRUSHES Sacramento dispatch of Inly S to the San Francisco Chronicle gives particulars as follows of blunders. in oil mixing on the roads in that NEVER LOSE A SINGLE BRISTLE. locality: ' These hot davs are playing havoc with Sacramento conn- - BERSET Iv's new roads, "built under a $i0(l,00( bond issue, because throughout the county the hot crude oil makes the thorough- - The Tooth Paste with Flavor and Quality. fares soggy. Farmers with loaded wagons find the soft soil loo gummy for travel, so are compelled to use side oucnes. Automobiles with' thick pneumatic tires sink deep into the oil. It is explained that Sacramento county, being one of HARRY STUART, the Popular Comedian of the Casino Musical the pioneers at oil road work in this part of the State, did Comedy Co. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. not study conditions thoroughly enough in mixing the gravel In the matter of purse versus musi back again with M:s.s Stecii. And why FORT AND HOTEL STREETS. auto-mobilis- oil complaints being heard from the watch-charme- with' Many are cal comedy. If the essence of the ac- shouldn't we be, when she d county because they pick up going through this tion Is music and laughs, then Mana- her way straight into the such great quantities of oil. ger Cohen of the New Orpheum thea- affections of every good Ornheuiuite ter wins and "The 'General's Dilemma" present. "Do you think you could gets A "municipal jag cure farm" is proposed jn Los Angeles to sup- the money. If the deciding fac- learn to love me;" asked Miss Stech m m tors are wit, bright lines and a well Car-leto- plant the jail cells for inebriates. It has been recommended to the looking soulfully Into the eyes of n city council by the police commission with the approval of Chief of conceived plot, he wins- again. The Chase and there wasn't a lad rhetoric In the way of costumes, pret- Police Galloway. According to the plan, the farm is to be established among us who didn't envy Carlcton. REBUILT :: :: :: ty girls and scenery, makes It a cinch on 1250 acres which the city owns in the river bottoms skirting Grif- She sung "Beautiful Eyes" and we Don't miss it. fith Park. Chief Galloway and the members of the police commission slaTHmod our hands together hi the TYPEWRITERS say can be made while the drinkers, who now In other words, there are screams surest and one of the biggest ova- the farm galore, in "The General's Dilemma," tions of the night serve five to ten days terms in the city jail, can cure themselves by A the fourth play which the members always means of healthful work. the council adopts the suggestions of- Carleton Chase wen, lie Fine Smith Premier double keyboard typewriters for 35 If of the Casino Musical Comedy com- does well to do. Harry fered, confirmed drunkards will be given six months' sentence on the what he has and $40. See samples of these remarkable values in our win- pany are presenting for the remainder Garrity and Miss Atkins make a kill- They jag farm, and work ont their owii salvation. This plan might be dow. are practically as good as new. All worn parts of the week at the New Orpheum. ing with their Irish characters. Harry repiaceu oy ausoiuieiy new parts. worth trying in Honolulu, where the chrronic bibulist is a constant There Is some tuneful and catchy Stuart as August Summer with problem. Deportation of the incorrigible ones has been the ultimate music which Conductor Charles Justl money to burn w.as splendid, while resort here, but that is not always easy to effect and besides the "cat" has worked Into the piece and alto- Harris McQuire had us. all going with Hawaiian News Co., Ltd., will often "come back." gether the show is worth while. It is Idiotic bell boy stunts. AIj-tJA.- . Y.UUJNU best because it is innocent of offense; liulLDING. FOR BEAUTY AND UTILITY. because it gives all the members of Fine Job Printing, Stur Offlco. the company a chance to distinguish themselves in excellent farce be- movement dif- and This paper has mentioned, at various times, a in cause its story is Intrinsically funny ferent cities of the mainland for having vacant lots cultivated. These and really coherent. If it were not eyesores are transformed into gardens yielding marketable produce for the advent of the chorus and the and affording self-suppo- rt to indigent persons. blandly interpolated songs, one might Trent Trust Co., San Francisco has caught the contagion, the California State follow the plot with little chance of Floral Society being the motive agent. The following synopsis of a losing its direction, and one might be- LIMITED. paper read at a late meeting of the society contains ideas that might come interested in the fortunes of V B be taken up by the sectional improvement clubs of Honolulu. Cer- General Delivery, who Is much wor- ried he thinks mar- tainly there is scope for such a movement here, as the many vacant because he has Unfurnished J lots that lie unkempt, the depositaries of rubbish and the hotbeds of ried a woman with a past. The Improved Tungsten Lamp Maude Rockwell, Olga Stech, Wahiawa, 2 B, R ?10.00 ugly and useless vegetation, are among the chief detractions from de- Miss sirable appearances in this city: Canfleld .and Elalo Schuyler these Aiea, 3 B. R GO. 00 were spur C Miss Williams the winners. They won Kaimuki, B. R..., 45.00 chose, the cultivation of vacant city lands 'em too, without half trying. Miss gave Berotania St., 2 B, K. . . . 25.00 as her theme, and many interesting facts regarding the Rockwell sings with a voice that Thurston, Ave., 4 B, R. . . . 40.00 good that had resulted to the landscape and to the cultivator makes father forget. She has a "MAZDA" Kam. IV 4 B. . through the planting of roses and cabbages on the places pre- voice of haunting sweetness and her Road, R. .. 25.00 THE TRADE MARK THAT GUARAN- viously occupied by brickbats. In viewing the suggestion selections always appropriate. Last Matlock Ave., 2 B. R.... 25.00 TEES THE HIGHEST STANDARD from the practical standpoint it seemed to be the general opi- night she sang "My Zulu Lulu Lu" Lowers Road, 3 B. R.... 30.00 OF QUALITY IN METAL FILAMENT nion that the growing of cabbages might appeal more for many encores. lOlga Stech bless Chrlstley Lane, 2 B. R . . . . 15.00 LAMPS. ' readily to the imagination of the owner of vacant land, as aside from her is about as big as a minute, and Kaimuki 11th Ave. 2 B. R. 32.00 the advantage of the color scheme to the scenery the veget- as dainty as atter of roses. She made Emma Lane, 2 B. R 12.00 too big a so very ables would have a financial value. Where the same plan almost hit for little Kaimuki 9th Ave. 2 B. R. 35.00 a girl.. Miss Canflold never looked had been adopted for utilizing vacant lands in other cities, Kaimuki 12th Ave. 2 B. R. sweeter and never played her violin 32.50 "MAZDA' Miss Williams said employment that had been given to other- Schuyler's Kaimuki, 2 B. R 22.00 wise idle men who hnd realized a considerable sum better. Miss specialty and Equals the STERLING mark on silverware. for their doll stunt Immediately Kam IV & Rose St. 3 B. R 25.00 - crops, was decided member clinched her It tuat.each should interest the with the audience. Kaimuki 9ih Ave. 2 B. R. 22.00 owners of vacant lots in flic matter of - intensive city cultiva- She sailed into hpr work with as- Waipio, 3 B. R 12.00 tion, to the end that the beautiful might bo promoted alone surance, and finished a winner. Pllkol St., 3 B. R 30.00 The Hawaiian Electric Co., city sirceis unu a sniaii poriion or me lauor problem solved. . And little Miss Stech there we are

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a case which should mako any ordin- cent ad valorem under tho provisions leather trade is dull and prices weak, mately as follows:" ary horso laugh. Harper & Company In paragraph 416, tariff of 1903, especially STILL THINK THI act m poor tanned stock, with Tho River Amazon with its tri- sent to Honolulu for some Hawaiian which reads as follows which tin- - market Is heavily supplied. butaries 39,000 sT EXGHAWGE scenic post-Card- When the cards Views of any landscape, scene, Hides show a somewhat flrmor tone Other districts of Brazil 2,800 reached San Francisco trio collector on account of Improved quality of pre- Tho Federated Malay States, 10.30 A. M. A FOREIGN lGDUNTRY held them up for customs duties on CContlnued on Pago 7.) sent receipts with the exception or Ceylon, Sumatra, etc. plantn the packed tion rubber) . . 1,goo ground presumably, that they hides, which are still weait. u, Dividends July 1." Hawaiian Su-ga- r Congo came from a foreign country. The Free Stato and the Co., 30c share; Oahu Sugar Co., It seems hardly credible that, al- French Congo 5,600 Tho opinion, which Is jy Appraiser REPORTS F DUN 30c share; O. R. & L. Co., 75c share; Portugueso West Africa 2,900 though ten years havo passed since Fischer and unanimously concurred In Popeekeo $1.00 ; STOCK MARKET IS Tho West Coast of Africa, share; Walalua the Hawaiian Islands became an Inte- by tho board at New York, is as fol- Honokaa 10c share. lows tho Congo and Portu- gral part of tho United States, tho col- guese West Africa 9,500 Betweon Boards 90 Haw. C. & S. -- Fischer, General Appraiser: Tho BRADSTBEET Co., $10.00; 10 & lector of the port of San Francisco ON Rangoon, Penang, Borneo, etc. Haw. C. S. Co., still considers this errltory to bo a merchandise In question consists of RAGGED EDGE (wild rubber) 1,200 $40.(10; 10 Haw. C. & S. Co. $40.00; post 75 ''foroign country!" cards with Hawaiian views print- Bradstreot (New York) of July 3 con- East Coast Africa, Mozambique, Honokaa $18.25; 15 McBrydp ed thereon lithographically. Duty tained the following: Madagascar, etc S00 $6,375; $1000 HIIo R&. R. 1901 6s, On Juno 17 the United States Gen- was 'tho The stock market has been decid- assessed on tho said goods at Trade and crop reports Ir- Mcdco, the East Indies, and $100.00; $1000 Watlaltia 5a $101.50; eral Appraisers at New l'ork decided are still edly spotty today, the tendency be- rate of 15 cents per pound and 25 per regular, Central America 1,500 20 Ewa $34.25; 100 McBryde $6,375; but weather conditions favor ing toward general debility. Almost final distribution, excopt few 100 Olaa $0,125; 50 Honokaa $18. 5; NEW NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. and in a ovorything was a off al- ADVERTISEMENTS. shade and Total C9.900 30 'Oahu Sugar sections as for Instance, the South- though there was considerable buying, Co.. $32.75; 5 Oahu west "Tho figures given above aro neces- Sugar Co., $32.75. and parts of tho South, crops selling orders predominated. Enthu- sarily IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE REPUBLICAN CLUB. for the most part estimated, as Session First Circuit Territory of Hawaii have made satisfactory progress in siasm on tho part of Investors is not Sales $1000 McBryde 0s, with tho exception of the exports $98.50; 5 tho direction of largo yields. Rather hold-er- Honokaa $1S.25; 5 Hono- At Chambers In Probate. No. keeping pace with the desire of s from tlio Amazon, no exact records 4147 . 11TH PRECINCT 5TH DISTRICT. more activity is pig kaa $18.25; 5 Honokaa $18.25; 10 noted In iron to realize. arc obtainable of tho production of In tho matter of the estate of Hana All members of tho above club are though expense Fi- Honokaa $18.25; .". 5 at tho of prices. Between boards there were sales the various districts, nor is It possible Ewa $34.25; (w), lato of Waianae, Oahu, deceased. requested to assemble at "PAALUHI nished lines seem to anqsv more quiet, Honakaa $18.25; $1000 O. R. & L. On reading and filing the petition BUILDING" on mauka side of King of 90, 10 and 10 Hawaiian Commer- to obtain a complete record at tho some of which is undoubtedly to Co. $102.50; 5 10 and accounts of Wade Warren Thay- street, near Nuhelowai Bridge, In duo cial at $40. and on the board tills different ports of arrival, ns statistics Ewa $31.25; Olaa midsummer 10 10 er, Administrator of tho estate of Honolulu, this FRIDAY even- Influences. Tho toxtllo morning 5 shares sold at the same. of somo of tho ports can only bo ob $6.00; Olaa $6.00; Olaa $0.00; Hana (w), deceased, wherein ho asks ing, July 15th, 1910, at 7:30 o'clock industry shows from 20 to 40 per cent At tho close of the sessloubidding tained In an unclassified form, and 100 Olaa $6.00; 5 Haw. C. S. Co. to bo him- for tho purpose of electing of allowed $14.50 and charges the officers curtailment proceedings. had dropped to $39,875 whllo the from other ports no accurate statistics $40.00; 100 Honokaa $18.25; 10 Oa- self with $00.00 and asks that the of said club. Tho election will close Copper is easier, though business at all nre obtainable." hu Sugar Co. $&32.375. same may bo examined and approved, at 10 o'clock p. m. stock could be had for $40.25. has come out In a relatively way. - and a final order may be By order of the President: fair Street sales of Honokaa were 75 A principal difficulty in dealing with Stocks. Bio. Asked. that made of Apparently, consumers have covered distribution of tho property remaining PAT SILVA. and 50 shares at $18.25, while on thd raw rubber is that tho figures of ex- C. Brower & Co $400.00 $ their immediate requirements on In his hands to the persons thereto en- and board B, 5, 5, 10, 5 and 100 changed ports,, say from the Amazon, never Ewa Plant 34.125 34.25 Sccrctury ' that account quiet conditions are an- titled, and discharging him and his Honolulu, T. H., July 15th, 1910. hands at $18.23. At the close today correspond with the imports at Now Haw. Ag. Co 240.00 sureties from all further responsibility ticipated, at least until the appear- York or Liverpool, so great bidding was at $18,125 and $18,375 is tho Haw. Com. Co...... 38.875 40.25 as such administrator: ance of tho next statement as to shrinkage which es- was asked. occurs en route, Hawaiian Sug. Co.. 42.50 It is ordered, that Monday, the 22nd stocks. pecially In the case of new rubber. day of August, A. D. 1910, at Eyes Between sessions, 50 100 Mc- Honomu 150.00 ten Sae Your Business failures in the Unltea and The chief value that such statistics o'clock a. m., before the Judge of said Bryde of- Honokaa 18.125 18.23 States for the week ending June 30th sold at $6,375, more being have Is in their indication of tho Court at the courtroom of said Court fered at the same today bidding Haiku Sugar Co 152.59 at Honolulu, Island of Oahu, be, and were 196, against 187 last week, 213 but steady increase in tho world's pro the same hereby is appointed as the In the like week of 1909, 236 in 1908, having dropped to $6.25. duction, while everybody knows that Hutchinson 18.25 time and place for hearing said peti- 135 in 1907 and 124 in 1906. Bond sales of interest were: $1,000 prlce3 mount up much more rapidly. Kekaha Sug. Co 197.50 225.00 tion and accounts, and all per- that Business failures, in Canada for the Hila R. R. at $1000; $1,000 Walalua. What makes the Para statistics parti- Koloa Sugar Co 160.00 sons interested may then and there at $101.50; $1,000 McBryde, at $98.50, cularly credible is tho an McBryde 6.25 6.375 appear and cause, any week number 27, as against 26 last fact that show if they ' $1000 O. R. & U, export duty on Is charged have why the samo should not be week and 22 In tho corresponding at $102.50. rubber Oathu Sugar Co 32.375 32.50 granted, and may present evidence as week of last year. On the street 20 shares Ewa sold there. Hence overy man who handles Olaa Sugar Co 5.875 0.125 rubber is on government to who are entitled to the' said prop- R. G. Dun & Co., also Now York, at $34.25. followed ty 5 and 5 on the alert Olowalu 150.00 erty. same date, reported as follows: the board at tho same. At the close officials to see that not a kilogram Paauhau 26.75 Dated at Honolulu, 15, 1910. escapes the tax; shippers to July Conflicting crop news and severe $34,125 was bid; $34.25 asked. avoid the Pepeckeo 155.00 By order of the Court: payment of a penny too much in duos. declines in security prices do- Olaa was weak. 100 selling Mill Co 218.50 222.00 J. A. THOMPSON, have shares Henco tho statistical system is per- Pioneer minated the during "the Clerk Circuit Court, First Circuit. situation last on the street at $0,125. followed by manent, and on tho same basis of WaiaW Ag.. Co.. 123.00 130.50 . Thayer, year-jiis- t Wade Warren Administrat- week. Tllo record of ttle'Tialf 10, 10, 10. 100 and 6 on tho board reckoning, year, after year, though no Waimanalo' 240.00 or in person, Honolulu. 12 Is ended summed up in the word at, $6. At the close this morning one knows how much, for rubber Is Walmoa Mill Co... 115.00 4t., July 15, 22, 29, Aug. 5. "readjustment." bidding had receded to $5,875 whlle not weighed at Para increases. Simi- I. I. S. N. Co 122.50 With the opening of the $63125 being' NOTICE. second halt was asked for tho larly, tho weight of receipt at New Hawiaan Elec. Co. . . 200.00' of the year the, future In Iron ana stock. York and elsewhere gains each year, Hon. R. T. Co. pfd. 105.00 remains al- REPUBLICAN PRECINCTCLUB steel somewhat obsgure, ,Xjn tho street 30 and 5 Oahu sold though no one knows how much, for (Hon. R. T. Co. com. 105.00 though an appreciable change for the .atijf$32.75, on board this rubber Is not weighed by cus- MEETING. Sunbeam biit the tho i Mutual Tel. Jo 15.00 better is expected with tne or raflfninE $32,373. toms In tho importing countries, an A meeting of the , Republican . Pre- - advent 10 shares .sold at 0. R. & L. Co 144.50 : fall. Recent output import duty beiug cinct Club of the Second 'Precinct, curtailment of ATJpuj .close the latter figure was bid iniposed in no HIIo R. R. Co 12.12; 12.50 resi- LAMPS by pig to.-- except Fourth District, will be held at iron furnaces Tailed reduce Iffit $32.50 was being asked. country Russia. I Ka-laka- Hon. B. M. 17.00 dence of, Charles R. Roe, No. 1929 any accumulated stock, but there are 1 It may bo added that the unsigned Co.... TREBLE YOUR LIGHT Hawfl Pine. Co 32.00 Ave., this Fridayevenlng, July now some signs of a more active de- figures in tho Times corresponds close- 15th, at 7:30 o'clock, for 'tlie purpose pd 19.00 or mand fpr pig iron in certain districts. ly, as to tho total, with those supplied Pahang Rub. of olecting 'officers for the ensuing two Haw. Ter. is (R)... 100.00 years. Sales during June are placed in ex- by the leading houses in tho trade. REDUCE YOUR BILL TWO THIRDS HOW 8 'llaw. 4 100.00 All members are' requested to be cess, in some instances, or the record Tho latest figures from an authorized Tor. present, and all others who wish to of any previous month this year, 1 s- urce fix tho production for 1909 at Haw. Ter. 4 100.00 ...... become members of the Club, come prices suffered at the jxpense about G9.000 tons. The Times's figures Haw. Tor. 3 l-- 2s 100.00 along. of IS PRODUCER doubtlcs relate to a twelvemonth be- Cal. Ror. Co Cs 100.00 By order of the President: Tfie von HammYoung Co., Ltd., orders. ROW Buying by the railroads is' not Heavy ginning further back. But nono of Ilamakua Ditch 6s.. 104.00 S. K. KAMAIOPILI, Sole Hawaiian Distributors. tho recent statistics appear to iucludo Secretary. yet fairly good, orders are constantly Haw. Ir. Co. 6s & 103.00 received and cancellations have not EMINENT GERMAN TRADE. JOUR- the new Mexican rubber guayule, tho Haw. Com. 6s 105.00 ' production of which amounts probably f'pearod. Business in structure' NAL SUPPLIES FACTS ON THIS Hilo R. R. 6s 100.25 to G.OOO tons a year. And n gum for shapds and plates is not brisk, al- Hilo R. R. 6s 99.00 TIMELY SUBJECT. which consumers readily pav 90 cents The Western and Hawaiian Investment though sufficient to yroviao mills witn Ron. R. T. Co. 6s... 106.25 a pound certainly may bo classed a3 work at a fairly satisfactory rate. Kohala Ditch 6s 101.00 Kuhlow's, Germany's great finan- rubber, whatever may bo said of Pon-tlana- k Curtailment of production In nearly Co. 6s 101.00 Company, cial authority, says of rubber: gum (guttejelutong), of which Kauai R. R. Ltd. lines noteworthy be- & 102.75 all textile is Inquires como from every class of 12,000 tons havo been sold In a recent O. R. L. Co. 5s cause of tho desire to close a week or people who are Interested in any way year, though until the "boom" camo Olaa Sugar Cs 94.50 3 i . ten days during the holiday period. In of 5 cents a pound Pacific Mill Co. Cs.. 102.00 Resources and Liabilities as of June 30th, 1910. ' in tho rubber industry or trade, or in all kinds rubbers In addition to tho lack of demand the plantations, as to amount was considered a high price for it. Walalua Ag. 6s 101.50 RESOURCES. LIABILITIES. tho of the inability of mills to continue produc- raw. material produced In a year. tion profitably because of high costs Loans on Real Estate $122,998.40 Head Office ...,$136,257.21 Singularly It Is one of the most, diff- CROZIER'S CANE LOADER. of raw low for Loans on other Securities. . 1,000.00 materials and prices icult questions to answer that is con- goods forces a very situation. Charles Crozlcr's cano loader, Sugar 4.30c Real. Estate 11,408.00 unusual fronted in tho commercial world. The boot and shoe traae continues which has Leon described In these Furniture and Fixtures 312.50 Tho following table, and tho annexed - columns before, Is being given a 14s, and 538.25 slow and featureless. Now England comment, from an anonymous corres- Beets, 7d ' f Cash on hand in banks practical try-ou- t plantation. manufacturers anticipate some revi- pondent of the London Times, may at Oahu 'A. ' val month and tho jobbers prove of Thus far success has been met with. . $130,257,24 $130,257.24 this interest: tnroughout the country will operate i "The world's present resources of Henry faierhouse Trust Co. 1 ( Territory of Hawaii, City and County of Honolulu. freely abont the middle or July. Tho supply for crude rubber are approxi DIVIDENDS TODAY. I;,: James B. Gibson, Manager of The Western and Hawaiian Invest- Quito a neat sum was paid out to- Members Honolulu Stock and Bond ment ' Company, Limited do solemnly swear that the foregoing Statement day in dividends, tho following cor- Exchange. mi is true to the best of. my knowledge and belief. porations "opening up:" Hawaiian FORT AND MERCHANT STS. JAMES B. GIBSON, Sugar Company 30 cents a share, Manager. or $45,000; Oahu Sugar Co., 30 conts In tho absence of tho president, vice a share, or $54,000; O. R. & L. Co., Dillingham will pro-sid-e (Subscribed and sworn to before me this 13th day of July, 1910. president W. F. 75 cents or $35,750; Hono- - associa- HENRY C. HAPAI, a sharo, over the affairs of the Notary Public, 1st Jpdicial Circuit, T. H. keo, $1 a sharo or $7,500; Walalua, tion. 75 cents a share", of $35,7750; HonO "11 kaa, 10 cents a share, or $10,000. PAPERS FILED YESTERDAY. May K. Williams et. al., to Earl H.. BISHOP & CO., BANKERS, McCANDLESS BUYS. Williams, deed. J. S. McCandless has purchased Charlotte L. Ovorcnd and Husband: Established 1S58. to Earl II. Williams, deed. three building lots from J. R. Bag- - ''It S. M. DAMON A. W. T. BOTTOM LEY Emma L. McW.ayno anil husband: r, ' - gart, In Kalmukl, and will a 1 erect to Earl 11. Williams, deed. flno $10,000 bungalow on tho prop Akana to A. F. Tavares, deed. J. Sheet 1910. . Balance as at June 30, orty. This houso will be built from J. M Tavares and wiftf to Manool ASSETS. LIABILITIES. plans of a bungalow in California P. Froltas, deed. if which attracted Mr. McCandless at Antonia do Souza to Chang F. Sing, $1,057,093 85 Capital and surplus $ 921,058 95 .Cash tontfon on a recont tour over thoro. dooit. and bank- - Due to banks and 2,102 70 Due from banks bankers II. F. Lewis and wifo to H. Water-hous-e "J era 278,331 C3 Deposits ...j 4,997,019 02 OPFERGELT RETURNING. Tr. Co., Ltd, deed. Bonds, stocks and invest- Alexander Young and to 4f Hmll A. Borndt has received ad- wife WiK ments 1,833,485 50 Ham Woltors, ox. vices that Julius Opforgelt, for many deed. discounts and over- Cecil Brown Tr. to Manuel R. Po-rolr- a, Loans, years a sugar holler In tho Islands, 2,509,489 21 corrhi. deed. drafts - hqs left Germany and will arrive tank wr- - Manuel R. Perolra and wire to Man- Real estate and back hero early In August. He was 49 ool B, D'Arruda, deed. nituro 61,001 last employed at Koloa plantation Other'" 180,178 96 Patrick F. Ryan and wife to J. K. assets and bought out n machinery business Mlnchor, deed. In the Fadorland; but tho charms of Est. of B. P. Bishop by Trs. to Ter- $5,920,180 07 15,920,180 67 J Hawaii woro too great for him and ritory of Hawaii, Exch. deed. Honolulu, T. H Juno 30, 1910 ho decided to como back. John K. Mlnchor to Charles Bergor,, 4 deed. I, Allen W. T. Bottomloy, do.solomnly swear that the foregoing Balance Charlos Borgor to John K. Mlnchor, Sheet represents a true and correct st atement of the affairs of the Banking MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION Although a llttlo In advance, a rats. House" of Bishop and Company as at Juno 30, 1910, to tho best of my knowl. Kapiolan! business moating of tho directors of Est. Ltd., to Ho Fo Son, edge and belief. ALLEN WT. BOTTOMLEY. deed. tho Merchants' Association has been A LARGE, SHADY Est. of Campbell by PLACE. called for next Thursday, tho oh James Trs. to Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 30th day of June, ,1910. n ICapiolanl Est. Ltd., par. roloaso. Virginia What I should like ns place to spend the summer is a Ject being to clear tho tablo prior to Est. of D. Dayton by Admrx. to Mar-gar- ot large, shady place, where I could stay as long as I wish, regardless of tho departure of Waldron Kntnrv PnliHn Wrat .TnillMnl . P.lrnnlt T TT President Hannn, release. expense. for tho Colonies and tho Orlont. Mr, xmu,l TTT.II 1' - uou1 tL you X on 1 i n Margaret Hanna to D; L. Lindsay,. xigr weu.jwuy i pui your nat.' Waldron will sail tho following day. Tr., mtg, HUH HAWAltWV AW, FRIDAY. JULY 45, 1010. ft,

A crov-- oi' glory is a beautiful Now York I will got into communica- ATHLETICS hoad of hair. An Australian lady COSTLY. tion with tho champion and try to now in London NEW HAVEN, Conn., July 8. get his signature for match. I tho Yalo's athletics last year cost $104,-94- writos.undor cannot this tlmo public I1BE at mako tho according to tho annual report date Jan. 28, BY JAMES W. w. BREWSTER. purse which 1 will hang up for the filed last night by tho financial com- 1007: event, but it will Lo a largo one. mittee, which includes Walter Camp, 'A var'n H.iir Vlirnr Henry B. Sargent and Prof. Theo- "If I land tho bout, I will in all ill has do no my hair dore S. Woolsoy. REAL ESTATE FOR SALK. CLOSE stago ili r a world of cood. WfflSS probability it before the Na- A feature of the report is tho fact w story Thanks to it, my hair tional Sporting Club, and if possible that track athletics alouo show mi Modern and a half house in u now glossy, thick, havo it take placo about tho 1st of increase In receipts for the year good' locality $3000 and Boft, and when September. Johnson is tied up at which closed in September, 1909. A plaited is C5 inches EXCITING GAME homo in Kaimukl on car line; presont witli theatrical contracts. He Football recolpts were $80,370, a long. Ayer's HairVigor largo lot with remodeled house in ex- is in perfect trim, and if ho signs up of $4,171; baseball receipts 11 wi i.psj i ought to ba used by cellent condition. This property overy woman who with me I will ask him to leave for wore $4,729, a decrenBO of $310, and can be takes pride in her Another basolnll game thnt would tho other side of the pond about track athletics show an increaso of bought on easy installments. Price i sporting in the circles past $3,-81- appearance." have reflected credit to any big lea- the week. first part of next month. $1,39V, and a total receipt list of $4750. gue team on the mainland, was play- Mr. Breckons stated this morning "I have Burns' signature for tho 25 Acres of land, improved, In Palolo loual30 may have ed yesterday afternoon at Athletic that ho had talked to McFadde'n yes-terda- Track athletics cost $13,304, an in- fight, nnd think there will be little park between the picked team from nnd as. a result of tho talk it creaso of $290; basenall $22,787, Valley. Bargain Price for quick sale. difficulty in securing tho champion's. cost glory if you will the Military league and the crack ih doubtful If the lightweight will over n decrease of $G,254; boating cost csiSa attempt to pull off another noxlng "Bill Lang will fight Sam Longford vv follow the ex- Wasedn players. $19,818, , an increaso of $770; and V show; as U. S. In Philadelphia about August 1st. Only one run was made during tho the District Attorney footbnll $37,84G, a of $8,-88- ample of this lady and use While the match is not closed at pre- decrease game, the lucky man being told McFadden that if he over at- entire sent, it will be one of tho first things FOR LEASE. Hara, the crack second baseman of tempted it. Marshal Hendry would Tho sum of $600 was expended for I will do when I arrive in tho East. the Wnsedas, who started things In step into tho ring ana arrest him. minor athletics and $5,000 for the The bout, of course, will be a d Resldonco of C. L. Wight, Puiwa, the first inning with a long drive to Carrlegio swimming pool. leaves one, without a decision. Bill This r center field, scoring on a mado BIG DANCE PLANNED. profit of Juuanu Valley, furnished, for one year. hit ought to show to good advantage a balance of from athletics by Matsuda. $4,331 for year as compared with On tho night of Juiy so, tho mem- with Langford, and In case he makes the Peyton pitched a game that brought $90G previous year. bers of the Hawaii good 1 will try and match Ketchel the 2tair Viaor forth much deserved praise from tho Yacht Club will be nnd Lang for a forty-fiv- o round fight It will remove all dandruff and fans who watched the game that the hosts at a danco at the Young Hotel which in Australia for next Christmas." mako your hair rich and abundant. will be remembered by those who promises to be tho so- FOR RENT. saw It for a long time to come. cial event Good Display of tho season. Thp guests AN INVITATION TO WOMEN. PrtpireJ by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Man., U. S.A. Only two hits wore made during Furnished, possession July 1,1910. of honor will bo the commanders and the game. Ilara and Wolters being The Lydia E. PInkham Medicine Visit our store and note the elega'xt Anapunl St, (.2 bedrooms) $35. Fraternal Jl est) lies crews wnicn are talcing part in the the only players Uiat managed to Company of Lynn. Mass., cordially in- display of curios, novelties, drawn and Klnau St., (4 bed rooms) $45. ocean race which started Mon HONOLULU LODGE NO. 016. get credit with the stick. Five er- last vite any woman Interested to call at hand embroidered work. rors were made, tho Picked Team day from San Pedro. B, P. O. ELKS. their laboratory at Lynn, Mans., and making four and the Wasedas one. The affair will be strictly an invi- sec for herself the care which Is taken Meets in their hall on King Street Several times during tiie game it Womasi's Exchange Shi .f. near Fort, every Friday evening. Visit tational one. Both danplng pavilions with the vast correspondence received looked' as if the soldier boys would from the women of country. No ing to of the hotel will b0 tastefully this Brothers arc cordially invited score, but the Wnsedas rose to tho decor letter or testlmonal has ever bail "Waterhouse Jrost attend. occasion and held tneir rivals safe- ated for the occasion, Kaal and "Son made public without the written wish Y. Yoshikawa JAMES D. DOUGHERTY, E. R ly on tho bases when victory seem- ny" Cunha will or consent of the writer. No confi- 163 King Street, opp. Young Bulldlnj. have charge of the Corner Fort and Merchant Btriata. ed grasp. dence has ever been violated, ond GEO. T. KLUEGEL, Secretary. within their inuaii: wnicn win ue sufficient to M - The second game in tho special nevei in thejr history have they sold Good, new bicycles $25; assure the dancers enjoying everv second hand, Harmony Lodqe, No. 3, I. O. o. F series will bo played next Thursday or disposed of any of the letters from anr kind, cheap. Tricycles Bale. dreamy waltz and two step. for Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 afternoon at tho same time and women. It Is for these reason that Motorcycles repaired and retired. thousands of suffering American wo- In Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort St. Visit place. Tho summary of yesterday's Instantaneous Communication JOY IS every year feel Mrs. game follows: PAU. men free to writa lng brothers cordially Invited to at. PInkham for her valuable advice, At THE WIRELESS tend. Waseda. AB R BH SB PO A E the meeting of tho Oahu Base-tal- l which is always given free of charge. Hara, fl2b 4 4 league hehl last evening IH On Sunday mornings the office H. E. McCOY, N. G. 110 the ftLMfRlfQIli Fukabori, rf 2 0 0 0 0 question of asking Barney Joy to re is open from eight to ten. E. R. HENDRY, Sec. Iseda, 3b 2 0 0 0 2 sign as umpire was passed, the re OFFICERS and DIRECTORS. being EVENTS Matsuda, lb 3 0 0 0 10 suit that Henry Chllllngworth CHUG H. P. BALDWIN President p 2 0 0 will hold the Indicator Oi. 1 0 in the future W. O. Smith 1st VIco-Preside- Ogawa. 2 0 0 0 4 0 0 games to bo played Honoiai rouworis cf at Athletic park. W. M. Alexander ..2nd Vice-Preside- Nonomura, ss 3 0 0 0 1 2 1 ino removal of one of best Vice-Pre- the BASEBALL. t: J. P. Cooke 3rd &Mgr. Yamnguchi c 3 0 G 3 0 umpires in the territory can be Bridge and Beacii Stoves tor Coal.tr July 1C N. G. H. vs. Fort Shaf- - J. Waterhouse Treasurer If 3 0 0 traced directly back to the f Woou 4TEAM ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS, Mikami, members ter; Marines vs. Hospital f E. E. Paxton Secretary. til',! of the Chinese Athletic Club who Quick Meal Blue Flame Oil Stovte BOILERS, COOLERS, IRON, BRASS Corps. J. B. Castle Director 24 1 1 1 12 4 stated that, they would -- Perfection Oil StoveB. Totals 27 withdraw Julq 1C J. A. C. vs. U. S. M. r J. R. Gait Director AND LEAD CASTINGS. from the league if Joy was Giant Burner Qasollno Stores. Military. AB R BH SB PO A E retained. C; O. C. Alumni vs Waseda. f W. R. Castle Director EMMELUTH & CO., LTD. Machinery or Every Description Klstljar, rf 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 July 17 P. A. C. vs. J. A. C; INTER COMPANY GAME. C. 21L lUde to Order. Particular Attention McCall, ss 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 C, A. vs. Waseda. SUGAR FACTORS Phono No. 145 Kins St I July 17 Cavalry vs. Ruger. Vftld to Ship's Blacksmithlnc. Job Slorp, 3b.'. 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 Tho Fort y baseball team of Company B, TENNIS. COAUIISSION KltC HANTS Work Executed on Short Notice. AND Lenin, 3b 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Marine Battalion went down to de- Somma's special Salve For Files August . . E. O. Hall cup play O'Sulllvan. If 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 f f feat yesterday afternoon to their ri (singles.) INSURANCE AGENTS. Guaranteed to contain nothing Injurious. 3 f Cures chronic nores, cuts, burns ana all Wolters, 2b 0 1 1 1 4 1 vals to, by a 11-- 5 (J. & a score. Errors September cup tour- - t- AGENTS FOR skin dieeC3 of the human race. V Oat flossman Davis, lb 3 0 0 0 9 0 0 and basehits were the features of the ..Wall Prepared by ment (singles.) Hawaiian Commercial & --Sugar Com- STATIONERS AND Peyton, p 3 0 0 0 9 0 0 game. September . . E. O. Hall cup pany. O.Secret SOMMA,Salve Specialist Rentz, cf 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 f BOOK SELLERS. (singles.) Haiku Sugar Company. No. 10 King St Honolulu, T, H, Daly, cf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 KAUFMAN IS MAN. tournament f GOLF. ' Merchant Street near Post Office. Robinson, c 3 0 0 0 9 0 0 V Paia Plantation. CHICAGO, July 8. Al Kaufman Is f July 17 Medal play tourna- - Maul Agricultural Company. the white man's C. Hawaiian Sugar Company. LATE FICTION Totals 20 0.1 3 27 10 1 hone. This is the ment H. G. declaration of Champion Jack John- .July 31 Novelty tournament Kahuku Plantation Company. Y. WO SING CO. Many fascinating new titles. Summary Two base hit Hara; sa son, expressed today .in a few brief Country Club. Kahului Railroad Company. GROCERIES, FRUITS. crifice hits, Fukabori, Iseda, Ogawa, moments ho would give over to busi- August 21 Two ball foursome Haleakala Ranch Company. Daly; on bases, Waseda 0, M- . B. ARLEIGH & CO., LTD. left ness affairs during tho rounds of Country Club. Honolua Ranch. VEGETABLES. BTO. ilitary Peyton to f 3; doubl3 plays, e Hotel social pleasures nnd care-fre- re- August 28 Foursome tourna. McBryde Sugar Company. Street. Slorp; struck out, by Peyton 9, by California ttntter, 4lfc ID.; Coofclnn. union he was enjoying. ment H. G. C. Kauai Railway Co. Oi, 4; base on called balls, by Pey- WvV.V.'.WiV.WW.WW Butter, 3Gc in.; Fresh Dried Fruit. "Al Kaufman is tho best man In POLO ton 1, by 01 2; hit by pitcher, Lenin; Sit. 1186-113- 8 Nuu&nu Street the world at forty-fiv- e rounds," the August Tourna-- f passed halls, Yamaguchi 1; umpire, Intor.Island Empire Chop House Talaphons Main 238. Box dark man declared, "ana I would ment. IN H. Walker; scorer, N. Jackson; time (Lately Grill.) s have to do him up in the first few t Palace of game, 1 hour 20 minutes. PDTO TIRE BEPfllBiDG Bethel Opp. Empire rounds in order to Handle him my- St Theatre. VI 10 CLOTHES CLEANING CO. Open Day and Night, Cuisine Unsur- self. You can talk about all these Job Offlco. OAHU VS. CAVALRY. Fine Pnnnn, Star passed. other fighters you want to, but I 1177 Alakea St Fnont 41 Beretnnla Street, Near Fort. BEST MEALS AT ALL HOURS. The second game in the special liave been boxing with Kaufman for We clean and press oi clotnea suit polo series between the Oahu and somoftime, and I know that he's got every week at ?1.50 a payable month, Cavalry teams, will be played at a punch and stamina back of it to Catton, ISielU & Co., F. give James florgan, in advance. L&nius clothes cleaned Moanalua tomorrow afternoon com- anybody a hard battle. Natural- DOCTOR Limited. ad pressed. Work guaranteed. mencing at three thirty sharp. If ly I think I can beat him, but I'd rather go against Stock the weather Is fine a largo assembly Jeffries any day Engineers, Machinists, .Blacksmith! and in the week. F. SCHORM'ANN of enthusiasts will no doubt bo on and Boilermakers. Bond Broker M. hand to cheer for their favorites. "Furthermore, I can't see where ADVISED OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. OSTEO- First class worn at reasonable rates. Sam Langford gets orr," ho contin- Member of Honolulu Stock and Bond PATHIC OCULIST. COHEN SAYS NO. ued. "He has done lots of blowing Exchange. X Is Hours. Consulting, 2 3 p, in. Sat- in the papers, but lie has never yet Silver Plate Stock and Bond Orders receive J. C. Cohen, the welt known thea- urday Excepted. Operating, 8 12' a. made me any proposals. When he OPE ATION prompt attention. C manager, m 3 p. m. ter stated last night that wants to put up cold, hard cash he Flat Ware Information furnished relative to all Telephone 33. Office, corner Bereta-,ni-a under no circumstances would he has a chance to talk with me, and 30 PER CENT OFF STOCKS AND BONDS. and Union streets. over be connected directly or indir- until then h0 had better keep still, Cured by LydiaE.Pinkham's HONOLULU, T. H. LOANS NEGOTIATED. "And this check gag does not go A. R. & ectly with promoting toxing matches Vegetable Compound J. VIEIRA CO. ?hone 72. P. o. Box 694 either; it's the cash that talks. I'm in Honolulu. 113 HOTEL . am. champion," said tho negro modestly, Paw Paw, Mich." I suffered terrl. STREET All kinds WRAPPING PAPERS and "I have had nothing to do for somo "and I don't see where I nm called i ply from female ills, niuiuuuig limam-- I "TWINES, PRINTING and WRITING time with so called boxing matches, on to trail around to the whims of mation and conges- Japanese Silks, Dry PAPERS. anybody and I don't propose to over be con who thinks he can work tion, for several Goods and Hats of AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- PAPER & boxing gloves," years. My doctor nected again with the game. I havo All Kinds. SUPPLY CO., LTD. said there was no - been approached on tho subject of hope for me but an GEORGE G. GUILD., General Manager. BIG LEAGUE RESULTS. operation. I began BEFORE Robinson BIock Hotel Strest Fort and Queen Streets. taking charge of tho Cordell-Corny- n takiner Lvdia R. ' Yesterday's games Honolulu PHONE 410 match, but my answer was and al- in the big lea- Pinkham's Vegeta- - gues ble Compound, taking a policy of life ways will bo no. resulted as follows: and BO LTD American Boston 1, Chicago I can now say I am insurance in any other "If the public want to have boxing 0; a well woman." 1 CUM Boston G, Chicago s; Philadelphia Emma company ask to see the SEE THE they will have to get somo one elso Draper. CHINESE NEWSPAPER 4. St. Louis 5; New 4, Clove-lan- d to promote tho matches, as I havo York Another Operation Avoided. PUBLISHING AND Grabowsky Truck 1; Detroit 7, Washington 1. Chicago, 111. promoted my last fight. "I want women to CONTRACT JOE PRINTING. Wagon Co. n, know what wonderful Honolulu Power I National Pittsburg Now York that medicine, IN TUB "No one likes boxing better than Com-poun- - - Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable d, W. M. Mlnton, Mgr. I 3; Chicago 1. Philadelphia 5; Chi- - do, but want to sec it as a spectator , has done for me. Two of the No. 41 Cor. of Smith- and Hotal Bts. cago 5, Philadelphia 1-- New England Mutual and not as tho man behind tho guns." Cincinnati 0, best doctors in Chicago said I would Boston 7; St. Louis 1, Brooklyn 3. die if I did not have an operation, and Tho proposed match between Cor never thought of seeing Life Insurance Com- Cornyn I a well day dell and on tho night of July go. again. I had a small tumor and female Territorial Board 30 is very likely to ho called off for Mcintosh wants troubles so that I suffered day and pany Of Boston, Mass. the reason no wants to night. A friend recommended Lydia that one take SAN FRANCISCO, July 8. Hugh E. of immlgratloq charge of tho arrangements. Pinkham's yegetable Compound, ft Forcegrowth Jack Mcintosh tho Australian promoter, and it made me a well woman." Mrs. and compare the many OFFICE: 40S Stangenwald Bldg. Scully was asked this morning it ho and his protege, Bill Lang, tho Anti- Ax.vena Sperling, 11 Langdon St, HONOLULU. WILL DO IT. Chicago, 111. advantages it offers would take charge of the talked of podes heavy-weigh- t, will leave for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com. with those of other match and replied that it was very Now York this morning on Over- tho Eound, mado from roots and herbs, companies doubtful if he would over take charge land Limited. Mcintosh, when seen to be the most successful IF YOU WISH of another boxing match in Hono- at tho Palace hotel last evening, said remedy for curing the worst forms of 1 TO ADVERTISE GOHSOUDHTED SI0(1 WIITEB lulu. female ills, including displacements, tk I NT MPlli(DAnL'nni that his purpose of going to the me- inflammation, fibroid tumors, irregu' Cornyn arrived this morning on tropolis was to try ana match larities, periodic pains, Castle & Cooke, Ltd, ANVWIIUUE AT ANVTIMQ Jack backache, bear, JI, Call on or Write Is Absolutely Pure tho Sierra under tho nom do plume Johnson nnd Tommy Burns for a ing-dow- n feeling, flatulency, indiges. tlon, and QBNERAL. AQCNT3 G CDAKE'S of Joo McGurn, and" was oscortod championship fight to tako placo in nervous prostration. It coBts ADYERTISHia flGENCtf from steamer by but a trifle to try it. and the result the Jack McFaddon London about Soptembor 1st, has $ 134 bansomo Street 71. been worth millions to many K' TELEPHONE who lias crented somo stir In local "Immediately upon my arrival in Buffering women. 6 AN FBAKC18C0, CAUP. C 1 s Minn' THE jULY' HAWAIIAN STAR, FIUDAY. it, i'olo. SEVEN m

NOTICE. and Central Amorlca, but does apply peoplo in the States ns to tholr to all the territory Included STILL THINKTHISIS A in tho rights and privileges In their rela- BOARD OF PUBLIC LANDS. government of the United States. tions with foreign governments, PSSP5. Savings Notlco is hereby given that tho fol- In Loughborough v. Blake (5 for lowing proposed land transactions are Wheat, 317; 18 U .S.. 317). tlm Su as botweon foreigners and our peo before this Board for consideration: FOREIGN COUNTRY premo Court held that the United plo all of tho Torrltorlos aro Includ- ACCOUNTS All persons desiring to object because States Is tho name clven to our ed In and form parts of the United (Continued pago great Repbllc, tho land should bo homesteadod or from flvo) which is composed of States. So here, in dealing with otherwlso are requested to present States and Territories. In Downos You can open a savings ac- foreign merchandise, thoro can bo no g to Board In writ- building, place or locality in tho Unit- v. Bldwell, (182 U. S. 244). the Su count wijh Us in any amount such objection this premo Court, passing on doubt but that Congress did not in- from ono dollar up, for which a ing, or In person on Monday, August ed States, on cardboard or paper, not the status of Porto Rico, then tend to, nor did It In pass book showing your deposit 29th, 1910, at 2 p. m. at Executive thinner than eight of recently annexed fact, provide de- to the United States, held the views of and subscquot ones, will bo Building, T. H. one Inch, by whatever process printed that that one portion of tho to you. pay Constitution Is In force and effect livered Wo ISLAND OF KAUAI. or country should pay one rate and produced, Including thoso wholly wherever Congress has ex- Interest on (savings accounts expressly - General lease of the land of Kapaa, In views of tho other portions pay an- at four and one-hal-f per cent or part produced by either litho- tended It, nnd that torrltory may be othor, We per annum. lying below tho homestead lots, and graphic or pnotogelatln process, considered a part of the United conclude therefore that containing an area of 1590 acres, bound or unbound, or In any other States within certain constitutional for all tariff purposes tho United Baldness Always more or less, with tho right to water form limits. Note also Goetze v. United States Includes all of our States and of 0,000,000 gal- thereof at the rate The Importers claim that the post States (182 U. S., 221); Fourteen Territories, except where Congress lons dally. Term of lease 15 years; Diamond Rings. Emil ,T. Follows Dandrnff cards arc properly dutiable as print- Pepko, may have failed to privi upset $7,000.00 per annum. claimant, v. extend such If rental ed matter at 23 per cent ad valorem United States ( 182 U. Curo your Ml S. ,17C); O. A. leges by special laws to acquired tor' dandruff and vonr hair LMI1I1I Ul llilllll'l General Lcaso of tho land of under paragrahp 416, or as manufac- 5042 (T. D. 23417). will hlop falling. Judd Building, IFort and Mer- consisting of cane tures of paper at 35 per cent valo- By tho provisions of the act of April ritory. Wo hold that tho post cards ad chant Sts. land, agricultural, grazing and waste rem under paragraph 420, or as litho- 30, 1909 (31 Stat. L. 141), Congress beforo us aro within tho provision in PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER lands; totil area 3235 acres, more or graphic prints at the appropriate rate as follows paragraph 41G for printed views of is an unfailing euro for dandruff. It Capital and surplus $1,000,000 Section 4. That all keep3 tho scalp less. .Term of lease 15 years. Up- as provided for under paragraph 412. persons who scones in tho United States. The in a hoalthv condition set $2750.00 per annum. These post cards aro to were citizens of the Republic of Ha- and invigorates tho hair. rental admitted protest is overruled and the decision be lithographically printed, and waii ar0 hereby declared to be Sold by all druggists and at ' Also, a water licenso to take, draw would without question bo properly citizens of the United States of tho collector affirmed. Barber Shop. Phone 232. 183o" I off, conduct a way and utllizo tho classified as lithographic un- Section 5. That Constitution, EBLISHED IN surplus waters liv t'no Ahupuaa. of Ka- prints the der paragraph 412 It and all laws of United paa, District of Kawalhau, Island of not excoptcn tho therefrom by express States which aro not Inap- Kauai, subject to certain reservations wording of the locally Sweet Violet act. Paragraph 412 provides ar- plicable, shall have tho same force for water for homesteads and leased for St ticles lithographically printed "ex- and effect within the said territory lands. Term of license 25 years. Up- BUTTER cept boxes, views of American scen- as clsewhero in the United States. set rental $2500.00 per annum, C. Q. YEE HOP & CO. 251 ery or subjects." The question here, TEL. A license to take, draw off utl- BANKEBS and then, Is, Does the provision In para- Section S8. That the Territory of lizo the waters In tho Ahupuaas of graph 412 excepting views of Ame- Hawaii shall compvlse a customs Anahola Commercial and Travellers' and Kamalomalo, District rican scenery or objects, and do the district of the United States, with of Kawalhau, Letters of Crsdlt Issued on tht Island of Kauai, con words of paragraph 41C providing a ports of entry taining as e & Bank of California and The Lon- certain reservations for water distinct rate of duty ror views of Thus it appears that Congress by (Mb. don Joint Stock Bank, Limited, for homesteads 'ana manufacturing scenery, landscape, etc., of the Unit- express statute provided not only purposes. Term of 15 years. London. license ed States, include views of the scen- that our Constitution should extend Honolulu, T. H. Upset rental $1,000.00 per Correspondents for tht Amer- annum. ery, landscape, etc., of the Territory over tho Territory, but that the ican Express Company, and Applicant for above leases and wa- of Hawaii? In other words, is tho samo and all of our laws which were SHIPPING - ND COMMISSION MER Thou. Cook & Son. ter licenses MAKEE SUGAR CO. Territory of Hawaii a part of the not Inapplicable should have the CHANTS. United term "Ameri- samo effect there ns elsewhere in SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL IN Interest allowed on term ana ISLAND Or OAHU. States? The can" Is present day, both tho United States. To say Ha- SURANCE AGENTS. B&Yinga Bank Deposits. General Lease of Paumalu land, ad- - used at the that by individuals and ty our govern- waii Is not a part of the United representing Joining Lot No. 1 of tho Pupukea-Paumal- u ment, in referring United States within the purview of our ta- Ewa Plantation Co. Homestead Tract. Term of to the States. Thus, for instance, our am- riff Is to say, that Arizona and New Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd. lease 21 years. Kohala Sugar Co. bassadors and consuls are called Mexico are also not parts of tho Walmea Sugar Mill Co. Applicant T. H. GIBSON. American ambassadors and consuls. United States within that law. Tho 1 Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd. General Lease of lands at Pouhala, This term comprises North, South, fact that the two last Territories are LIMITED. Ewa, Oahu, now held under lease by on our Fulton Iron Works of St. Louie .continent and the former is OVERDOING IT. Westons CentrUugais. Capital (Paid Up) Yen 24.000,000 Tong Wo Wal Co. Term 15 years not will not suffice, for all Terri- yeou Babcock & Wilcox Bonen. from 1911. tober 1st, 1911, at upset rental of So be going to treat yeour Reserve Fund Yen 16,250,000 Jan. 4th, Upset rental tories bear tho samo relationship to Green's Fuel Economizer. $450.00 per annum. summer boarders a littlo better than 4 $225 per annum. the government Irrespective of geo- Matson Navigation Co. HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. Applicant C. BREWER & CO., Inst year. What Is tho Idea in that? Applicant CECIL graphical location. New England Iniur-- - The bank buys ana lecelves for BROWN for Why, man, I've got to feed them a Mutual Life TONG LTD. . Irrespective of the status and rights nnce Company of exchange, WO WAI CO. littlo hettei. Gosh! Thoso last year Boston. collection bills of issues (Signed) J. F. BROWN, of the people in the various States Aetna Insurance Co. General lease of Government lot at got so thin they cut all tho sheets up Drafts and Letters of Credit, and June 21st, 1910. as between themselves, tho peoplo yent through like National FIro Insurance Co. corner of Miller and Hotel and tho hammock transacts a general banking business. streets. Secretary of Board of Public Lands. in the various States as between a saw. Citizen's Insurance Co. (Harttorfl Term of lease 15 years. Upset The Bank receives Local Deposits rental 9ts Juno 24, July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, themselves, the people In the various Fire Insurance Co. $250.00 per annum. . nnd Head Office deposits for fixed pe- Aug. 5, 12, 19. Territories stand on a par with the Tln Job Prinmuc Scar Office Tho London Assuracca corpora1-tion- riods. Applicant UNIVERSITY CLUB. Local Deposits $25 and upwards for ISLAND OF MAUI. one year at rate of 4. per annum. General lease of pastoral lands of Head Office Deposits Yen 25 and Waiohull and Keokea, between the FIRE INSURANCE .upwards fdr one-ha- lf year, one year, ivernment road and tho sea, con- two years or three years at rate of taining 10,2C4 acres. Term of lease ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OF 4 per annum. 21 years. Upset rental $1,028.00 per LONDON. Particulars to be obtained on annum. NTW YORK UNDERWRITERS Applicant A. M. BROWN. AGENCY. PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON IN Honolulu Office Corner Merchant General lease of the lands of Waio i timimtiumiuij.iia in mm iLuumtMUjuuMOMinmrnill Hill, Jl SURANCE COMPANY. ind Bethel streets. P. O. Box 1C8. hull and Keokea lying mauka of the iidiuiaiMaM.imiiiw homestead tract, and below tho forest YU A.KAI, Manager. F, reserve, containing 1300 acres, more Itib 8, Dillingham Cq Lid, or i BUY THE GREAT loss. Term of lease 21 years. Up- In B$I5 Jl General Agents for Hawaii. set rental $135.00 per annum. Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building. General lease of portion of Wala- - "WHITE FROST" koa-Ala- e 3 and 4, containing 3G3 acres. Term 21 years. The Refrigerator Without a Fault. Unset rental $30.00 per annum. Specialty Adapted to the Needs ot Exchange of remnant of Alae 3 and tho Hawaiian Islands. 4, lying makai of the Government road, and containing 310 acres. .Of fer to purchase for cash, $3.00 per Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd., acre; or exchange for the portion of That ten room houso at Kalmukl Kaonoulu and Alae 1 2, and mauka of which can bo bought for Young Building the forest reserve line. ' Applicant for tho above leases and exchange. A. M. BROWN. Land exchange between the Gov CMWEMUIUTD ernment and the Kaeleku Sugar Co. for a portion of tho old $3,500 Mission Lot, Sugar Factors and situated in the town of Hana, for I 108.5 acres of agricultural land. ' Tho lot is 45,800 square feet. Applicant COUNTY Commission OF MAUI. Thh is a proporty that 'should noi Kaeleku Sugar Co. right-of-wa- y for Merchants road through certain lands situated havo to go bogging. in the District of Hana. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. Applicant T. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD. ' 3. F. Bishop .....President Land exchange between Gov Geo. H. Robertson tho ernment and J. H, Raymond for land . . .Vice President Manager at Kamaolo and tho Kanahena rem- W. W. Treasurer North nants, Maul. Bishop Trust Co.,, Richard Ivers Secretary Applicant J. H. RAYMOND. J. R. Gait Auditor Limited ISLAND OF MOLOKAI. Geo. R. Carter Director BETHEL STREET C. H. Cooke Director General lease of land at Punalau 5. A. Cooke Director of pastoral-agricultura- l quality, con II GOOD TASTE AND JUDGMENT II taining 89 acres, more or less. Term essential to having a beautifully appointed table, HI of lease 15 years. Upset rental $150 II are more Oahu Railway per' annum. than large expenditure. k II 6. Applicant JOEL KAHINUI. MM Let us show you unusual patterns in H Biewei&Co.,Ui ounvAna ISLAND OF HAWAII. For Walanao, Waialua, Kahuku and. II Community Silver II "Way Stations 9:15 a.m.. 3,20 p.m. General leaso of x'eo and kula lands For Pearl City, Ewa Mill, and "Way and Marine at Pololu, containing 17 acres, moro wfi has distinct richness of appearance and charm of 11 Stations fV:30 a.m.. 0:15 a.m.. 11:30 Fire It a a.m., 2:1B p.m., 3;20 p.m., '6:15 p.m., or less. Term of lease 5 years. Up design which rival sterling. 11 t9:30 p.m.. 11:15 p.m. Insurance Agencies For Wahlawa and Lellehua 10:20 set rental $250.00. II It's more than triple plate it costs tut a trifle more 11 a. m., 5:15 p. m., t9:30 p. m.. 11:16 Applicant G. C. AKINA. than ordinary plated ware it lasts a life time. p, m. of Liver- General leaso pastoral u INWAIID Royal Insurance Co. of land of Arrive Honolulu trom Kahuku, "Wa- 2, con- ialua and Watanao 8:36 a.m., 5:31 pool. Onoull South Kona, Hawaii, II W. W. Dimond & Co., Ltd. p.m. Corpora- taining an area of 307 acres. Term 7 Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill London Assurance 53-5- King Street. II City and 4 of leaso 15 yeara Upset $50 Tearl f7:45 a.m., 8:30 a.m.. tion. rental 11:02 a.m.. '1:10 p.m., M:2G p.m. per annum. 5:31 p.m., 7:30 p.m. ' Co mmercialUnionAssurance HHsMWHBBIHBHBBHBBsBMHlHHHHaBH Arrlvo Honolulu trom "Wahlawa and Applicant L. MACFARLANE. Lollehua 9:1B a.m., 1:40 p.m.. p.m., p.m. 6:3l Co. of London. of Moaula, 110:10 General leaso of land Tho Halolwa I.lmltod. a tWo-ho- Scottish Union and National Knu, for term of IB years from June train (only nrst-claB- s tickets honored), leaves Honolulu evory Sunday at 8:3(5 Insurance Co. of Edinburgh. 15th, 1911, at upset rental of $900 per i1Aret,IrnlnL arrlvos in Honolulu atal 10:10 p.m. Tho Limited stops only .dedohian Insurance Co. of annum. atJp-f,vr- C'ty 'ind Walanao outward, and Walpahu and City Edinburgh. Applicant C. BREWER & CO,, inward. Pearl (Upper Insurance LTD. Dally. tExcept Sundays. tSundayo, Rhine General lease of land of Makaka, only. Co., (Marine). Q. P. DENISON. p. C. Kau, for torm of 15 years from Oc-- SMITH. Superintendent. a. P. A

1mm.:..-v- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Classified "Ads" Vaulting Storo Pago 1 2nd 1'ct. 5th Dlstict Page bIi 2nd Pot. 5th DiBt Clltb..Pago 5 FOR SALE. Itn. . 11th Pet, 6th DlsU nop. Club. .Page 5 Cottage MaklurblstrlctT An ele - 'von Hamm Youne Co Page 5 satisfactory terms prohnte Notice Page 5 address. J. James, Box 527. i THE VliATHER. FOR RENT. Small 6 room Cottage. Ham ami uwi Looal omcCj v s Woathcr nuroau, Young or tdve, $14.00. 1136 street, Honolulu, T. H., July 15, 1010. Phone 1608. ' Sun Francisco chronicle, July 9: means tho devolopment Is- FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD. Tompornture, C a. m.; 8 a. nv, in of tho Govornor lands through a. m.; and morning minimum: Wnltor F Frear, chief tho opening up of A. large furnished roomwrth board executive of Hawaii, large public 72; 7C; 78; 78; 71. the Territory of tracts of lands to It for loiit. Terms Henionabla. Dost arrived in the city yostorday from by homeseekors. These Ad-dro- Baromotor reading. Absolute hum- neighborhood Makikl District. L'a,t, Two and a half days more of this extraordinary sale idity (grains per cubic foot; relative the en route to his island lands nr0 now held undor the laws "A"" P. 0. Box 703. home, where ho will again take up which were sn humidity and dew point fit 8 a. m.: enacted 1895 and left, in which to bay the best of everything in the dry goods the routine of his official duties after havo been subject to WANTED. 30.04; 5.98GJ 02; C2. tho domination a two months' vacation. of corporations largo line Wo seat you before the laigest mir- Wind, velocity and direction at 0 and holders at wonderful reductions. Governor Frear left the islands last who did. not believe in being rors in town and trim your hair just n. m.; 8 a. m.; 10 a. m.; and-noo- their in Trimmed May, the main object of his depart- divided into In these remaining days we shall make big cuts as yo5 desire It. Come and see your- , 11 NE; 13 NE; 14 NE; 17 NE. small tracts which aro ure being to the twenty-fift- h desired by tho In self life size at Jeff's Barber Shop. Rainfall during 24 hours ending 8 a. attend settler search of a Hats. annual reunion of his class at Yale homo nnd a piece of arable land suit- DRAMATIC. m. .04 Inch. Collegq, which took placa on the able to his ability to cul- Don't miss this opportunity. wind movement during z needs and MA Total twenty-secon- HIE KENNY, Dramatic Studio from d of last month. On tivate. hours ended at noon 235 miles. San Francisco, 175 Beretanla. Prac- that occasion Governor Frear was DRAWING FOR LANDS. WM. B. STOCKMAN, tical private course. Act- given the honorary degree of doctor "Under the amended laws," said Monologues, Section Director. ing, Elocution, Vaude- of laws. the Governor, "settlers are enabled ville, Dancing, Reading, Grace Cu -- Whllo In the East Governor Frear to obtain homesteads at reasonable Xure. Phono 33. NEWS IN A NUTSHELL also took a run over to Washington, prices by drawings instead of being MEN'S CLOTHING whore ho was received Dy President subject to the risk o paying exces- SACHS DRY GOODS CO., Paragraph Thot Give Condensed Taft nnd paid visits to the Secretary sive prices at auction sales. Thoy Men's Clothing on credit ?l. 00 a Day. New of the of the Interior nnd othor officials in placo appropriate limitations on week. Suit given at once. Francis the Sts. Opp. Fire Station the national capital. power of selling, leasing nnd ex- Cor. Fort and Beretania Levy, Outfitting Co., Sachs Bldg., Fort Pete the champion shoe shiner Is at According to tho Governor, there changing public lanss ror othor Street. the Silsnt Barber Shop. than was no official significance attached homestead purposes, and permit the Honolulu Lodge No. 01C H. . O. B., 1SUY to his visit to Washington. Ho ex- time limited for compliance WANTED 'JO evening with meets this at 7:30 o'clock. pressed himsolf as qulto satisfied homestead Old books, magazines, Hawaiian George Clark has been appointed by conditions to Tie extended with what action Congress had taken for proper causes. stamps and curios. Books exchanged. Acting Governor Mott-Snilt- h assistant Weedon Curio Bazaai. Fort to Governor's secretary. in regard to Hawaiian affairs. "The new laws also confine' tho 8trt, the wo aboTe PauahL Suhbeaui lamps treble your light or "In tho way of appropriations, right to acquire homesteads to citi- succeeded in getting an additional zens and to who al- BUY AND SELL. reduoo your bills two thirds. Von those havo not Hamm Young Co., are solo distribu- $350,000 for tho slto of the public ready a certain limited amount of Diamonds and jewelry bought, boIO. tors. building that Is to be erected In Ho- other land. They pro- U also contain onsult s tuid exchanged. Bargain lu musical Nolte's restaurant opens at 5 a. m. nolulu at an expense of $800,000." visions to prevent aliens, corpora- About, hauling freight from wharf to warehouse. We have su- Instruments. J. Carlo, St. with- Fort and keeps open until 7:30 p. m. MealG said Governor Frear. "The site tions nnd large land holders from af- perior facilities for handling freight from the heaviest requir- this at all Intervening hours promptly out tho additional land, which terward obtaining control of the ing a traction engine to the lightest piece. Mark your clothing with your served. appropriation will allow, was too homestead lands. Tho whole basic small. Now we shall have an entire principal full name or initials. 6 dozen Republican precinct club? through- of the land matter is that out the Territory will meet at 7:30 square block. Tn the building will the citizens of Hawaii want the po- and Graying tapes, $1.25 12 dozen, $2.00 tonlsnt for election of officers nomi- bo located the Postofllco. Custom- pulation of the Territory to consist Honolulu Phone nated last Friday night. house, Federal courts and other of- of citizen home owners, and such an m The 8th Precinct, 4 th District will fices. Then we have an appropria- accomplishment is now in sight. Construction 281 Company, Ltd. M3$Mmma meet at St. Antonio Society at 7:30 tion of $200,000 for a public build- "There is nothing In the conten- o'clock for election of officers. All ing at Hilo." tion that has been made that tho Queen St., next to Inter-Islan- d Office. members are requested to attend. AMENDED LAND LAWS. now laws will bo disastrous to the i Tho 2nd Precinct, 4 District Re mi The Governor was particularly sugar plantations. The greater part publican Precinct Club will meet this pleased, however, with the action re- of sugar evening at the residence of Chas. R. the plantations are on leas- ' garding tho amendments to the ed ground. Less than one-eight- h of $51 Roe 1929 KVtlakaua avenue for elec tion of officers. Hawaiian land .laws which had been the plantations aro on public lands." McDnffle and his mon are still on approved by Congress arter Icing de- As tc the result of tho election to the trail of the man they think is re- vised and ratified by a special ses- .bo held on the 2Gth of this month to congress. E.R.WATSOM sponsible for the robbery of a large sion of the territorial From decide whether prohibition of liquor start, Governor a shalfprevail through quantity of Chinese Jewelry from the the .has taken tho Islands, tho IF YOU WISH AN EXCEPTIONALLY TENDER W968 N961 deep in tho land law amend- Governor was prepared to ex- Chung Lums residence on Monday interest not ments, he having journeyed to Wash- press an opinion. He said night. that the ington at the opening of Congress to present liquor license laws there pre- PIECE OF MUTTON, SEND YOUR ORDER TO US. OUR All members of tho 11th Precinct, do all that he could to have them go vailing were as good as could be 5th Republican re- District Club are through. found anywhere. The Governor, who quested to assemble Paaluhl Buildt 'SUPPLY at The development of the land policy Is by LATEST IS BETTER THAN. ANY WE HAVE Ing King St. tonight at 7:30 o'clock accompanied his wlto and is a vital In the Islands, ac- for the purpose of electing oflicers of issue daughter, will leavo for the Islands cording to the governor. It really by said Club. tho next steamer. RECENTLY OFFERED. California Oil We have several mottoes, but all mean that "the best meal in the INVESTMENTS city for the money, served In the most satisfactory manner Is to be $1000 invested in the stock of the found at Nolte's." Claremont only a comparatively Within a few weeks an investiga- short time ago, is returning ?1598 in tion will be made to determine whet Metropolitan Market dividends, and the shares can now not be sold "for $13,053. This is one of her or certain bones which now the many Instances we can cite you repose in a casket In the royal mauso- where large returns' have been made leum in Nuuanu Valley are those of W. F. Heilbron, Proprietor. in oil stocks. Kamehanieha the Great. The officers pf the Lincoln Mort- Cut out this ana take it to Yat gage and Loan Co. make frequent Loy Co. corner King and Nuuanu trips through the oil fields to inform street, and on your making a cash There Is a multiplicity of muck- while he may have had nothing to themselves at ilrst hand of the con- do with dition of properties, whose stock they purchase of 50 cents or upwards you raking cases on before the United the information given to tho offer to the public. They are the larg- will receive ten green stamps in ad. States C6mmissioner, A. F. Judd, be- Federal authorities, would much en- in oil in joy seeing the girl punished est dealers stocks California. dltion to those usually given. ing the of vengeance jeal- for tho A branch office has fruit and - been establish- "Where Do You. Eat?" Is ques- reason that another man took her use PiBSBivatives Id Oof 6 ed hero for the accommodation of a ousy. Three men nnd three women We do tion that Is frequenetly asked. You from him. ' their many clients on these Islands are charged with infractions who are now able to make their will find that men of epicurean taste of the The cases are not worthy of pub- Special care to keep it cold and protect it from contamination Edmunds Act which Is so popular purchases of oil stocks in Honolulu. will tell you that for 25c the meal a lic notice and the enemies of,, the ample keeping qualities. sourco of prosecution assure Of the active low priced stocks we served at Nolte's cannot be with the local men and women arrested should not recommend the immediate purchase excelled. authorities. Many believe, too. that , A cottage In tho Maklki district is have the satisfaction of seeing their of shares of the Ventura Oil Develop-- One of the women is quite well print. PURE CREAM IS MORE HEALTHFUL. Co. 15c progress for sale on easy terms. See classified names in ment at each. The known and has never of this company has been very rapid ads on Pago 8. been disturb- Suffice it to say that the six de- We sell direct to our customers, or through May, Day or Lewis until ex- and its present outlook Indicates a The Democratic club of the fifteenth ed her actions happened to fendants men and women are the vic- the grocers. quick advance in the price of these of the fifth wns reorganized last night cite the jealousy of a cowardly in- tims of the most dastardly secret shares In the near future. by E. L. Like, and the following are former. Present at tho preliminary Information at the Hps of jealous This stock offers an excellent op- the officers elected: Peter Kaal, presi proceedings was an old lover who, ' portunity for the smnll investor to rivals. Tfa 8SO. D&irar dent; Adam Oliia, G. PHONE Pond P. O. BOX 1M. make large profits. Take yoiir shhares K. Cypher, - now. It is your opportunity, your for- secretary; Sam Kawaha- tune. Buy without delay. hee, assistant secretary, and Sylvester arrested for having opium In their Tho exatet time for making the ne- Akau.i, treasurer. The judges of elec possession without having a license cessary alterations and repairs to tion aro Owen Holt, Alal Anna and had their cases, at the request of engines will probably take at least n P. E. R. STRAUCH Ed. Holt. their attorney, continued. Agent week which will mean that the fleet Juan Carvallio, charged with as- of three ships will be unable to leavo Lincoln Mortgage & Loan Co. sault was given until next Wednes- before July 20. Ensigns Beehler San Frauclsco .Nev York Chicago s" DONGS day to secure an attorney. and Stover, chief engineers of tho Travelers, Walty Bldg. 74 S. King St. Joe Bartels and Manuel Camacho Cleveland and Chattanooga, were two had the charges against them lor tho members, of the board that sat neai same offense nolle prossed. ly the entire day on Wednesday. Motormnn J .H. Pascoe of the Ho- WITH POLICE Wan Tew chnrged with the theft Piston trouble with the low and ! nolulu Itapid Transit & Land Co., t Listen of a coat, had the case against him intermediate cylinders necessitated cue of tho pojmlnr men of the line, stricken as the complaining witness the orders of Admiral Rees to hold who has been Hawaii some two in Raman Camaclio, the Porto "Rlcan did not appear to press the charge. a survey. or throe years, was married last plantation laborer who committed a As soon as the Iron works are evening to Miss Elizabeth White of criminal assault on a girl under 12 through with their end of tho re- In preparing for your trip abroad this summer fail not to include this city, tho Itev. officiating Parker years of ago a few days ago, waived pairs, the big ship will bo taken out in your outfit a tho ceremony occurring at tho TO T and examination this morning before TO! side and given a trial of several Kalulaul Home where the decora- Judge Andrade and was committed hours to see that everything Is In tions wore most attractive and many to the circuit court for trial on a good working order. It Is almost Utility Hot Point Electric Iron friends of happy pair were pre- the charge that means life Imprisonment BEFORE ACTION certain that the two fleet engineers sent to wish them linppiness. to in If he is found guilty. will bo on board when the trip Is It is ready iron anything three minutes. At the meeting of the Republican Nakamorl, charged "with larceny A naval board of survey for tho mode. It heats curling iron in two minutes. club of the first precinct, fourth dls-trlo- t, on two counts tho offense being tho purpose of determining the exact at Alllolanl College tonight, a theft of two horses, followed Cama-cho'- s cause of the damage to tho engines It boils water in five minutes. THE NOVELTY THEATER. . mqmbor of tho executive committee example and will te tried in of tho collier Prometheus was called At tho Novelty tonight Tlifl "TTtlHfv" nut nn in n clnimnia nonnnina lnac, nnnm tho circuit court. on board the ship on Wednesday by theater intr ' the ordinary iron affords C. G. Burtlott, who has accepted a Goo Wan Hoy, at tho request of orders of Admiral Rees, the result there will ho an entire change electric and the advantages of a heater and' ' cook stove besides being best iron on similar position in tho seventh pre- his nttornoy Llghtfoot, had the being tho decision to repair tho dam- of pictures, and all havo been care- the the market today. cinct. There is nt contest for any charge of gross cheat against him ages boforo attempting to leavo for fully selected to suit tho patrons of of the other offices in tho first. continued until July 20. tho coast with the cruiser Chatta- tho Theater. Tho feature film will bo Price Complete, $7.25 Yanagl, charged with attempt to nooga In tow. n. A flower-line-d grave received tho backwoods scone, showing tho life on in murder, and arson, had his case con- Orders wero given to See iron display the Waikiki window. 'flowor-latlo-n casket containing tho re- tho Honolulu of the early settlers In tho West, and tinued until 20. go mains of the late Georgo C. Beckloy July Iron Works to ahead with the ne- tno true western hospitality. There charges In Nuuanu Cemetery yesterday after-jioo- Tho two or assault against cessary repairs as quickly as possi- will bo a matlnoo Snturday afternoon the Masonic ritual being said Paul Gubiidr woro ordorod stricken ble, tho board recommending that to 2 oclock. as the last offlcos of the dead were from tho calendar. a trial trip bo made before any at- W.W. Dimond &Co.,Ltd Chu 53-5- performed. Pon nnd Tal Knu who were tempt is mndo to start for the coast Fine Job Printing, Star Office. 7 KING STREET, HONOLULU.