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it WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1908. VOL. XLVXIL, NO. 8139. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, PRICE FIVE CENTS.

FLEET LEAVES MILL! 0 N A 1 RES

THURSDAY ARE AGAINST

1Hi:, 'fir. LILLEY

t K Admiral Entertains the i. Don't Want Republicans Governor Aboard to Run Him 'for ill t t Ship. Governor.

AW At one o'clock this afternoon a (Associated Press Cablegrams.) - ruiser will leave her. moorings at one NEW HAVEN, Sept 9. Industrial f the wharves and steam out through magnates representing Investments of

the, channel to the outside anchorage, $50,000,000, have . met here to sign & followed by. all other eruisers in the protest against the nomination of Con- gressman Con- harbor excepting the flagship West .Vir- Lilley for Governor of necticut. ginia." The torpedo-boa- t destroyers w,ill t everything will also move outside, and Mr. Lilley, a. member of the Naval be in readiness to start for Committee, visited Hawaii with th ; Thursday forenoon. Congressional party a year ago last Early on Thursday the flagship will summer. Also join the fleet outside. At nine ' i ' o'clock the will commence Mrs. Russell Sage's ? making fast to their tows, the destroy-- ' rs, and at the same hour the flagship Gift to Uncle" Sam will lead the. van for:Samoa. Half an hour will be sufficient tim.e to enable OYSTEB BAY, Sept. 9. The widow of Eussell Sage has bought the exten- the cruisers to pick up their taws. 1 - - REAR-ADMIRA- L WILLIAM A. SWINBURNE, U. S. N., COMMAN- REAR ADMIRAL URIEL SEBREE, COMMANDING SECOND cruise will last about ten days, sive island lying in the Hudson river The IN-CHIE- F, DIVISION, PACIFIC , DER PACIFIC FLEET. FLEET. and after a few days in Samoan waters just off West Point and presented ft to i the fleet will start for Honolulu, arriv- the government. IJ " ing here about October 7. A few more lays will be spent here, and the fleet, A The government has wanted thi . GUI LAPS OF JIM PUIN'J. THE COLLEGE which will Jbe even larger by the pres-- ID property for some time; also land lyinj nce of the Colorado, will leave along the ridge beyond the Academy for San' Diego. grounds to provide "for future expan- H ' SEASIDE DANGES SUPEflVISQR OF , ' j- - Admiral's Dinner. L . sion, M ' Svrin- - WM v-':- ,- , ; . Last evening Admiral and Mrs. ' M"l Lurne entertained dinner aboard the I ti vt Missing Danish flagship West Virginia in honor of Gov- Magnific3.it Sights Seen at the Officers and Men Make Merry He Would Be a Good Roads Entrance Requirements Slightly ernor and : Mrs.", Frcsar.. 9th;er . guests -- of ;Changed---Ne- w Teachers ? . Banker Surrenders wiere Judge Dole and ; Crater lava 'Rises Beside "the Moonlit Servant the Mrs. Dole, 'and Mrs. Eees, Mr. ' Again. . Surges. v People. Chosen. and Mrs. MeCaiidless, Captain Fox, U. COPENHAGEN, Sept. 9. Albertl, S. X., Oliver, U. S. N. . the missing bank president . formerly Down in the wardroom another pretty (Staff .Correspondence.) Last evening the flieers of the Pa- Jim Quinn has come out for super- At a, meeting of. the Board of minister of justice, whom the polic II. cific fleet and the matrons debu- - Regents of the College of Agriculture have been looking for, has surrendered dinner was given by . HILO Hawaii, September 7. On and visor for Oahu county. Quinn is of the officer, j.tantes and Mechanic Arts held yesterday aggregating Jensen, U. S. N., .fleet ordnance of Honolulu had opportunity to Sixth Precinct, Foyth District, and af and confessed to frauds and Chaplain flinty, U. S. N. Among J jmeet at aa invitational ball given at ternoon. 'President Gilmore Trp-iite- $2,560,000. He lost the money in spec- ( ' has looked well to delegates who " the guest9 were" Mr. and Mrs. George shock of unusual force was felt in HilolthA Mnana TWpI th. f.,At;-- waa ;the the foIlowi Jist of entranee examln. ulation in America. ; Mrs. Harry Macfar-lane- , an attend the Republican convention. He ation dates and subjects. The examina- - ; . Fairchild, Mr. ajid and tnat evening tne.jxnnng lava in inrormai pleasurable in every way. . ' Miss Alice Macfarlane, Miss Halemaumau began to'pour out in a From 9 0 'clock until long after mid- - is of the opinion that the preeinct dele- - tions take place at the College build

two-steppe- Made d Records by Helen. Macfarlane, Lieutenant Poteet, fiery whirlpool through the bottom of night the guests and waltz-- 1 gates' will be for Quinn, and that will ing, Young street, near Thomas Square, " ' Constein, U. S. N. s ' IT. S. N., Lieutenant the firepit. On Saturday afternoon ed and had a merry time. , . be enough to start the boom. on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and draped WrihV Aeroplane The flagship's, quarterdeck was another shock came to the Big Island It was a gathering of the fashfonabIe "I am out for a god roads super- Saturday of this week, as follows; with flags and presented an attractive was re- women of to metropolis and that night it Honolulu display beautifuj. visor for the county of Oahu," said Wednesday . 0 ;:.. appearance. ported from the Volcano House that gowns and frocks; and an occasion Quinn yesterday. can appreciate a. m. Algebra. WASHINGTON, D. C Sept. 9. The "I 10-1- 2 ! m. Chemistry. Bluejackets Good Time. the volcano, was again active and the for the whitejacketed and epauletted now with my automobile what good Wright aeroplane has established rec- 1 :30-- 3 p. m. Physical geography. con-- 1 wall-nectio- n well-kep- speed perfection con- con- mqlten was Whatever Naval guests, 3-- ords for and of The bluejackets' outing ashore lake rising. and the consequent roads mean, and what t roads 5 p. m. Mechanical drawing. flowering trol. tinued without abatement yesterday there may have" been between of civilians. mean. It is all right to build good Thursday " 0 m. -4--. -- And through the night, the men having the' two shocks and the subsidence and) The Moana Hotel is finely adapted to reads, but they must be kept in repair a. Geometry. the time of their lives. It was the same breaking out again of the volcano can jsuch a function and looked best, 10-1- 2 in. Physics. its and by a system than 0 different that 1:30-4-3- p. m. English. The Party Honors old story of horseback rides, auto only be. spoken of authoritatively by! The solarium was brilliant with parti-scientist- s, now in vogue. Constant repairing to Friday jaunts, buggy and surrey maneuvers, but the two affairs were very 'colored ineandescents. This beautiful roads will be cheaper in the end. Build- 8- - 10 a. m. Physiology. Veteran Speaker 10-1- 2 Solid geometry. bicycle races, postal cards, dinners, generally commented upon by Hiloites coronet of red, white and blue was ing a fine, expensive road, and then in. 1:30-- 3 p. m. History. everything in the eatable and drinkable yesterday. visible from the city. Preceding the leaving it to rip out full of ruts, is a Saturday HI--, 9. Speak- line cyuld be procured. was J excel-fro- m SPRINGFIELD, Sept. that It At the time of writing, the reports ball the Hawaiian band gave an mistake. That would be one of the 9- - 10 a. in. Botany. early dawn - 111. er Cannon will preside over the Repub- "Whoop 'er up!!" from the volcano are that its activities ; lent concert beneath the hau tree arbor principal works I would undertake if 10- 12 Trigonometry. Many surreys, The following subjects by appoint- lican State convention. f until midnight. of the have recommenced on a grand scale, in the pretty little hotel park. elected jas a supervisor. And I thfuk autos and buggies were decorated, and ment: French, German, Latin, Greek, but there was mourning here on Satur The ball was graced by Admiral and I know what good roads ought to be." zoology, astronomy, general history, the occupants carried South Dakota Mrs. i day night when the word passed around j Swinburne and their dinner guests Achi for Hustace. ( "y ancient history, mediaeval history, Spain and France pennants. And no wonder they were that the volcano was pau. In Hilo aboard the flagship, including Governor modern history. having such a good i Aehi makes no secret of his backing ! time. there are people who have never seen and Mrs. Frear, and Captain and Mrs. The entrance requirements were dis- cost any of Hustace for mayor. He declares Yield to Pressure "Why, this doesn't us the volcano, just as in Honolulu there Rees. Most of the higher officers, as cussed and altered to some extent and thing," said a South Dakota man. act- that Hustaee is the stronger of the two. are many 'who do not know where the well as a large contingent of the it was decided that for entranee, can-didate- ing as spokesman for a dozen others. He puts it in the negative way and PARIS, Sept. 9. Spain and France Bishop Museum nor the Aquarium are, younger officers, were present not less than sixteen years of "This is the West Virginia money we savs Lucas is the weaker of the two, have agreed to the terms laid down ia like many Honolulans againr there ' (age, 01 good moral character ana in and Sailors Have Dance. V10 nnlpss hp i won on cutter In Oflili'tinn ' cav that (rets Moroccan note of the powers. the race." I the were many here who intended to visit i . T good health, will be admitted on the As the West Virginia lost at least lf tbe American sailor can fizht as . n i i . i nmvira ti c: it nor nntk T n , ' . the scenes at Halemaumau but who . wejj (presentation of diplomas or their equiv (Continued on as he can dance, the Stars and publican aspirants for the office can Page Two.) were off the trip until alent from Oahu College or the High putting someiStripP8 wm hold itg supremacy wher. win. A Mississippi other convenient time and the idea School. A satisfactory examination in that;ever it flies At the Seaside Hotel last Cooke for Chairman. con-- A, B and THE FIRST BLAST OF the volcano had not awaited their ' Vpn;ncr th hhioiaplt ; fv.a the subjects given in groups Negro Lynched j J. P. Cooke is being advanced for venience and that Madame Pele has open O in the original prospectus of tire col- j pretty lanai, and had no end of coming Republican gone into a hole and pulled the hole chairman of the lege is required. jpartners. The lanai was prettily decor- - convention. He is urged owing to OXFORD, Miss., Sept. 9. A negro G BREAK WATER in after her, with all her fires, came red (Continued on Page Two.) ated. with Oriental lantern and Aleck Robertson's statement that he was lynched here last night for killing as a shock. For this reason it is prob - jven the trees were gprinkiea w;tn red does not wish to wield the gavel this a woman. ame mat tnt stream or visitors to ivi- - VnnnnA&voont HAS HARRIMAN The dance was attend busi- - (Staff Correspondence.) -- rear. Cooke is a representative lanea will be large from now on, al- ed by scores of happy bluejackets. BOUGHT OCEANIC? 7. Wed- ' ness man and has taken a decided stand CARRY HILO, Hawaii September though th spectacle is not what it has - TAFT WILL past years. He nesday of last week was a red letter been for the past several weeks. in politics for the eight SAN FRANCISCO, September 8. ON OLD POLICY DISAPPEARANCE OF men t day for Hilo for on that day, back in the The sight of the sinking of the fire is one of the few business In It is common report in this city today A NEAT FORTUNE I active politics. Puna district was fired the first blast in Halemaumau, as described by those J that Edward H. Harriman, who con- SANDUSKY, Ohio. September 8. I on the Lyman quarry for the rock for who watched, is said to have been ter- Lane Stands Pat. trols the Pacific Mail Steamship Com- William H. Taft, the Republican can- PORTLAND Ore., September 8.- j -- the Hilo Breakwater. This blast con- ribly magnificent. George Fairchild -A John Lane stands like a rock il his pany and the Southern Pacific Rail- didate for President, spoke to an enor- package vaiuea zz seventy xnousana sisted of three tons of dynamite, and and bis wife are two who ma-,or- way, purchased from the Oceanic mous crowd here today. The keynote of those dollars has mysteriously disappeared. wistt to taKe a seat la ine 6 has So- pledge he k Company steamships speech was his that 11 while the noise was muffled and the stood awe-struc- on fhe edge of the and has probably been stolen, from chair, and announces first, last and all Steamship the of his the noma, and Ventura, which for- would continue the policies which have pounds of the explosion to carry office of the Wells-Farg- o Express Com- - Sierra failed pit ami watched Madame Pele in her the time that; he will not accept a merly were on the run between this been pursued by President Roosevelt. pany tne aepot city. . far in the muggy, damp air, yet the fiery retreat. Mr. Fairchild said: in in tis nomination lor sheriff. This goes back port, Honolulu and Australian ports. It effeet of the explosion was felt all over "On Thursday night the level of the to the original statement or rumor that is said that it is the intention of Har- MAN WAS ships on ARMED Hilo. The work on the Breakwater, lava had reached a point less than a HEMMED IN BY Lane does not care to put any stum- riman to put the three sister route in the service of the OUT OF HIS HEAD which is to give Hilo the finest FOREST FIRES the harbor hundred feet I should judge below the bling blocks in the war of Jarrett for Pacific Mail. Spreckels of the Oceanic on the Tacific and stir it into life, had level of the main crater floor. Old Ithat office. It is felt that Wise will S. S. Co. absolutely denies that there OYSTER BAY, September 8. The story, but is be- really commenced and the satisfaction faithful geyser spouted its fiery, flow DTJLTJTH, Minn.,r September 8. be easy prey for Jarrett, but Wise is any truth in the it crank who was arrested in the lieved here that the deal is practically armed could be seen on every countenance up to a height of twenty feet and from Seven hundred settlers in the Grand doesn't think so. Wise is not onlv sure grounds the mansion of President Marais district are totally surrounded completed and all that remains is the of and down Waianuenue avenue. the edges of the lake a score of lesser that he can beat Jarrett, but that the money. No figure is Roosevelt yesterday has proved to be by a fire and looks as many . paying over the forest it if insane. (Continued on Page Five.) would perish. I . . (Contlrued on Page Two.) mentioned. T7TT! PACIFIC COSTT.rr.RCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 0, 1908.

SIXTY-EIGH- TH 1IALEE BOYS Keep a go in'. Figure What You Can Save If you strike a thorn or rose, AT Oil 10 BID HEBE Keep a goin LADIES' WAISTS. ' Irresistible prices this week,will make things lively. For instance Opening A Much Outing g If it hails or if it snows, Simple Exercises Were Enjoyed for we offer a new line of ladies' waists at purchase-compellin- bargains. Too many to enumerate, but they run from $1 upward, and each var- goin . Held at the College the Industrial School Keep a ment a money-saver- .- See them in our windows. Yesterday. I Youngsters. :- 'Taint no use to sit and whine, ' EIBBONS FOR. SCHOOL GIRLS. When the fish ain't on your line, , - Ribbon sales are worth watching for. When oie comes like this Oahu'tTolIege opened sixty-eight- h Walter Dillingham can any- - its have it is- time to take advantage of it. Look in our window s and see the year , Bait your hook and keep on tryin, yesterday with a registration al thing the boys and girls of the Indus- beautiful plain and fancy kinds and note the extraordinary reductions. most exactly that of a year ago, not trial schools have to give. DON'T MISS THIS SALE. Keep a goin withstanding the cost - to boarding He was instrumental in giving them pupils is considerably more, and the the time of their lives yesterday. ' He If the weather kills your crop, standard of admission is being con brought them , from their institu stantly raised, i-- tions, whirled them around town on Fort Street, opp. Keep a goin The formal opening-exercise- s ot the special cars, over the Rapid Transit College Department were held ia the company 's linesjytook themoutsid? the Catholic If you tumble from the top, assembly' room, Pauahi hall. It was harbor on the Al steamscow Pioneer, Church. opened with an organ selection by Miss where the band from the Boys ' school Keep a goin Clarke on the pipe organ. : serenaded the South Dakota. And "then S'pose you're out of every dime, W. B. Castle, representing the Board they went aboard the flagship ' West of Trustees, made a short but interest Virginia where they were received by his-tex- Captain Gettin broke ain't any crime, ) ing address. Taking t from the the Admiral and . McCrackin, prime, ' sculpture and paintings, in the 'room, and were taken all over the vessel. It Tell the world you're, feeling v particularly the copies of ancient sculp- was agreat day for all the boys and especially . . boys compose goin : ture, he spoke of the accomplishments for the v$o Keep a -- In-quiri- articles frequently of the- - Greeks and . tie Romans. the band. It was their first public ap- are pearance away from the school. into the cacses and means of found through an.adver-tiseme- nt Mr. Dillingham suggested the plan When it looks like all is up, : this accomplishment he said it lay in "the preparedness of these great people to Superintendent Babbitt some days in our want Keep a goin'. their preparedness for service. ago. The superintendent was delighted column. from ' is not so much "the child with it, only there were no funds from Drain the sweetness .the cup, of genius as the result of being pre- which the expense of it could be paid. -- 'i '''"' Mr. Dillingnam said he would fix that; Keep a goin'. pared. ... , Preparation and the capacity for pre- and he did. He raised the funds for See the wild birds on tKe wing, paredness depends in large measure, he the excursion. Over the Oahu Railway continued,, oa. the Individual initiative the boys front Waialee came in yester- SAN FRANCISCO HOTEL. Hear the bells that sweetly ring, and active receptivity on the part of day morning on the .train that arrived feel like sighin' sing, ; the ' pupil students. These ' qualities soon after 8 o'clock. There were one When you hundred and thirty-nin- e of them, in- ' must exist' in order to get results. The Keep a goin. president and faculty-o- f the. institution cluding the band. This is the band FM TIEL ., Adopted.- - could plan appropriate courses of study that Captain Berger :has been going IIMOlT HO ' cut to the Industrial school every two SAN FRANCISCO -- and be prepared and. ready to teach, but there must be receptivity on the or three weeks for the past year and him The most superbly situated hotel in the World v part of. the student. ' - . a half to teach. It did credit. M. McINERNY, -- At the railway station there were a" OVERLOOKING THE ENTIRE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO, Furnishing Goods of every description. Stein-Bloc- h Beady-- i Mr. Castle spoe of the scholarship Men's ' THE GOLDEN GATE, AND THE RAPIDLY REBUILDING CITY. ' couple of Rapid Transit! cars waiting to-We- ar Clothing. Punahou had always maintained. It was one of its best heritages. It had and in these the boys, with the band CONVENIENT TO SHOPPING, THEATER MERCHANT AND FORT. . BUSINESS, ; a reputation among eastern colleges in sonorous action, were taken out to AND RAILROAD CENTERS. that was enviable. - This reputation the the Aquarium and Kapiolani park, and THE EPITOME OF HOTEL EXCELLENCE students of the present should, be proud a whole lot of other places, and at ''i.Xf Combining all conveniences and iexuries a good to maintain. . '. noon back to the 'railway station where tne - hotel should have,, with many unique, original and I Mr. Castle, called attention to the lunch was served in the car in which ' ' . exclusive features. Entirely refurnished and refitted Roll of Honor established by the trus- they rode to town. at a cost of over three milliot. dollars. Social center tees, explained its purpose, and urged After lunch the girls from the' Girls' Ladies' Night Dresses of the city headquarters of the Army and Navy 1 all pupils to seek to be worthy of being school were brought down to the Hack " r Scene of most of the social festivities. ' feli wharf and both boys and' girls a i t ,..,. d enrolled on it. .'' . j Olf gooa i sumu f (.tuia .wt. iooo Riaue niuicnai aim ucic uuui iu President Griffiths in the beginning went aboard the Pioneer .and ", out 'accommodations fob GUESTS. and girls. Great bargains . ' ' Elegant Hosiery for boys of his short addfress to the students on through the channel and around the x EUROPEAN PLAN. ' sere- Single rooms with $2.50, $4 00, $5.00 upwards. the opening of a ? new college- - year, South Dakota. The boys band bath, $30, $4.50, spoke of Lane Webster, who was acci- naded the South Dakota. The Pioneer Suites, with bath, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $20.00, $25.00 upwards. . L. A H O Y dentally killed on Molokai a few weeks landed them all at the boat landing MANAGEMENT a member just Ewa of the Alakea street wharf. Nuuanu, Below Hotel 'Street ago. He would have been of the class which will graduate'ext Here they were met by the mat: on, PALACE HOTEL COMPANY Mrs. Dexter, who brought some of the June, but for his untimely death. Pres- a ident Griffiths paid a tribute to the little tots who have been given to the memory of the young man -- and sought school by parents or guardians and all Ice Cream to point out that even youth is not a marched over to the Wst Virginia. FLEET LEAVES THURS Jlf.1 SUPEHVISflR guarantee of air things that we would "I '11, go ahead and let them know Oil wish to have. we're coming," said Dillingham, as the youngsters lined up, with the band f . The president extended a welcome to (Continued from PaJte One.) (ConMnued from Ptee One.) leaving lustily.' the students who entered the college at their head $3od0 on the race, the South Dakotans convention is just aching to nominate "Yes, said Superintendent this year for the first time, and be- do," are correspondingly happy. , him. In the back ground, however, looms suspect v spoke for. them from the older students Babbitt, "or they might not the shadow of -- : Just Practising. Towing. Brown, and then behind . a process - assimilation. it." of benevglent The - West Virginia band played Several pairs of bicyclists trundled that, Cathcart; that is, te two shadows President Griffiths called attention while the youngster.s were aboard. The along the streets, in tandem. Six form one as a combination. make the best Smoothest Ice Cream in to the number of ' Punahou students 3:15 train was held a few minutes for ' and Waialee, they got wheels far in the lead led six other Kelekolio who have this year left the Islands to the boys from but Is Dickering, "' back pretty nearly on train time,' ard wheels and riders far behind, with a a few minutes. colleges and universi- Bernard enter mainland out to the school in time to milk the tow-lin- e between. - They were playing Kelekolio, the Boy Orator, - 1-- 2) With V. C. Achi who goes cows night. &an(uneed yesterday he was can- All sizes in "stock from qt, at $1.50 ties. Jr. for the cruiser and . torpedo-boa- t destroyer. that a to Stanford, whose name was by ' in- Superintendent Gibson and part of dldate for Representative from the Reaching staff were in charge of Say, this towing business is just' E3 each up. ' omitted from the list pub- the Flfth Representative District. de-apr- advertence the boys from, the Waialee institution, like the destroyers being tied to mama's In lished in yesterday morning's Adver- while Superintendent Babbitt, Airs. strings,'.' said a cruiser man in sPite of the fact tnat Willie Crawford tiser, that list contains eleven names, Wilcox of the Board of Education, and the presence of a torpedoes just for a of che-f- a fame is making a strenuous which is a wonderful showing for one Walter Dillingham, and R. W. Atkinson taunt. campaign to land the nomination for gave up the day to looking out for go- , institution. The influence of these the youngsters and seeing that the en- Father Nentune Waiting lug returning to Islands, sleep over this fact. &. ing from and the tire program was carried out. Good old Father Neptune is waiting E. O. Hall Son, Ltd. cannot but be important and beneficial. The fleet has had no more interested "Our names will be placed before youngsters, who for the fleet to cross the equator on the President Griffiths spoke of a re- spectators than these the convention; in other words, before got their first glimpse of it yesterdays way to Samoa. There will be big do- SOLE AGENTS. - the delegates port he had received from a woman in ings then, and the novices who "cross elected from the seventh, SECOND FLOOR. TAKE ELEVATOR who said, that she had found the line" will have especial attention eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth, in California no girls so enthusiastic COLLEGE OF on the part of Neptune and his attend- and thirteenth precincts, and it is up ' THE ; ,. to as the Punahou girls. ants TJia nnstiinips havn nlrparlv rffn them to decide between us. I will It was the effort of the institution prepared, and as the fleet crosses the abide bv the dec5sion f the "ven-ho- t There were few to develop character. (Continued from Pae One.) belt Neptune will board the flag-- rules', the desire being to, develop the In special courses not leading to de- ship. The novices will be herded and Bernard is also looking out for a nice initiative of the individual so that grees, it was arranged that the en- initiated. They will get their hair young man to fill the office of Deputy Hawaiian So each would have liberty without li- trance requirement for .all special eropped,' be subjected to a shave with Sheriff, that office having so far not uvenirs cense. as more-o- r been to courses shall be the same for the a razor about five feet long, mentioned any extent by the - Griffiths made the an- four-yea- President regular r courses, provided that less, will be.dueked in water tanks and Republicans. He has in mind a former nouncements for the term, and then in recognition of the fact that experi- subjected to varied tortures. ' In the Brown employe, but the name is too' began. the work of registration ence and maturity tend to compensate end each. novice will receive his initia- - closely connected with the other Brown Preparatory School, Principal " Jewelry At the in a measure for the lack of scholastic tion diploma. ; regimes to make any impression 6n the conducted a 6imple chapel exer- olf-timer- Fitts attainments, persons who are eighteen In order that s may not be convention, cise Bishop Flail, and then the pu- 'at years of age or more may be admitted mistaken for novices, those having cer-- 1 supplies secured PoUtics in General. You have frequently had difficulty with your jewelry pils were registered, for entrance under the following fificates are getting them out. Several and preparation for the beginning of R. W. Shingle has not so far signi- work, and have often been told "it can't be done." Such work visited the Advertiser yesterday to have class work today was made. First, they must show good reasons their names printed in, in large type, fied his willingness to run for the lower goes into the hands of a competent College and Preparatory the house on workman if entrusted to In both for not taking the regular courses. so no mistake would be made about it: the Republican ticket as a I opens with a number of new business me, and it will be turned out to give you satisfaction. year Second, they must pass such examina- Bishop Unable to Go. man's choice. teachers.- - In the College the new tions as well demonstrate their fitness Bishop Restarick Robert Pahau is a new possibility of teachers are Charles F. Sehmutzler, had hopes of being to pursue profitably all the subjects able to go to the Democrats for Deputy Sheriff from German; Eda M." Arthur, French; Mrs. Samoa with the fleet, but elected by tnem, he First Preeinct, Fourth District. He Elizabeth Galbraith, stenography; Miss unfortunately his request was made so Third, they will not allowed to is a Kamehameha graduate. Alice Rogers, singing; Miss Carolyn ,be late tnat it could not be complied with. work in more two subjects Sheffield, piano; Miss Elinor, R. Cowan, take than The Bishop wished to go to Samoa to The following additional primary as major subjects 1064 Fort St. oral expression. being known with the Episcopal churehes there, turns have been reeeived: as yiETIEin, Tn the Preparatory the new teachers such kindred work the professors in and presented his request to Admiral Waiana? Territorial: M. K. Leleo. - are Miss Sarah G. Sheldon, eighth charge of the major subjects will ap- Swinburne. The fact that it has to be County: S. Kila, 26; S. Mapu, 29; F. -- tt: - - grade; Miss Grace G. Howells, seventh Proe referred to Washington makes it rather Meyer, 45. Defeated: J. K. Kupau, grade; and Margaret R. Austin, first Special students are expected to do doubtful 'that the jequest will be grant- - 19; Jas. Mundon, 12; J. M. Ferry, 11; ' grade. good work in the subjects which they ed, at least,' in time. J. K. Watson, 4. The bTonze tablet for the Alexander choose and are required to take all reg- Hawaiian Band Busy 1 Aiea Territorial: Noah Mahi, E B. ular Field, the athletic field of the institn- - examinations. Special students The Hawaiian band, led by Kapell- - f'kalemi, Geo. C. Ross, ma-- Conn-Yesterd- ay S.' y be admitted., after consultation by TlL street, opposite young tion, arrived by the S. Texan. It meister Berger, has had a busy week. Waialua Territorial: E. Hore. hotel is about three feet high by two-- feet the president upon approval by the the band played aboard the A- - E- - Cox, O. P. Cox, Joseph Dia?, professors n- Kn-rie- s wide, and bears the following inscrip- under whom they choose to cruiser California, this concluding a se- - - R-- Grant, J. K. KanepuaA Chas. v.u:i::s; valises and suit cases tion: "Samuel T. Alexander Memorial take work. of serenades aboard each vessel of kea, J. E. Kualii, Euel Kinney, Manuel Field. Presented by Martha E. Alex- Miss M. E. Chipman was engaged ifs the fleet. In addition the band has Souza. -- Cur-. Tiss and Underwear Is complete. Also 1007, . instructor, in ceramics ;i ander, in Memory of a Loyal Son and household played for special functions in honor of Delegates are coming in from the i;'3",.J Ta.ti.etjr. Panamas & specialty. ' and Straw Prices of . art, and Mr. Marius Armadis in- Tomor-Jothe- " Punahou." as the fleet, afternoon and night. r islands to attend the Democratie S'DOi8- - - y,!w Don't' forget he has moved from- will be placed on stone structor in French. ' '!'v'"- It a post at row forenoon 'the band will play the convention tomorrow. The conventioa 1 - "' . ' -- 1 Pit a street, opposite Young ilotfiL the Manoa entrance to the field. The College will opea Soptember 14. Pacific fleet on its wav to Samoa. will be opened in the forenoon. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, SEBTEMBEB 9, 1903.

CONFIDENCE ORPHEUM THEATER aid Lord Chatham, "is a plant q slow growth." People believe ia things that they see, and in a Last Week broad sense they are right. What ia sometime caliea blind faith is Of- - not faith at all. There must be reason and fact to form a foun- RICHARD BUHLER dation for trust. In regard to a medicine or remedy, for example, And people ask, "Has it cured oth- ers? Have cases like mine been relieved by it? Ia it in harmony The Lumley Company with the truths of modern science, and ha it a record above suspic- ion ? If so, it is worthy of MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 dence; and if I am ever attacked THE COMEDY DRAMA by any of the maladies for which it is commended I shall resort to it in full belief in its pow- AT PINEY RIDGE er to help me." On these line WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION has won its high reputation & mong medical men, and the TIITJESDAY people of all civilized countries. score for the last mentioned thirty-si- x -- They trust it for the same reason Camilla COHEN WILL holes shall be the winner of the cup. WRESTLING AND BOXING that they trust ill the familiar JOE 6. Disputes of any nature shall be laws of nature or in the action Special Scenery and Effects referred to the Greens committee FLEET'S RETURN of common things. This effective Specialties Between Every Act against whose decision shall be BOUTS FOR remedy is palatable as honey and G there PROMOTE no appeal. contains the nutritive and cura- tive properties of Pure Cod Liver . The following bylaws govern play 1 Oil, extracted by ns from fresh Manoa ART THEAT for the championship cup: Jack Scully Signs Up Champion Wrestler of od livers, combined with the The Orpheum Manager Returns 1. In the case of ties for the six- Compound Syrup of Hypophos teenth; place in the? qualifying round Fleets to Meet Sailor Wonderful Motion Pictures bringing From Hilo and Outlines His Combined phites and the Extractsysf Malt to view scenes from many lands and the contestants' so tied shall continue and Wild Cherry. It quickly embracing Comedy and Pathos. Two Future Plans. to play, until one shall have gained ,a Roberts on Mat. the poisonous, disease-breedin- g, changes each week. lead by strokes, the hole or holes to acids and other toxio MONDAY and THURSDAY be played out. matters from the system; regu- , Joe Cohen arrived from IILlo yester-- 2. In the event of a tie for the Jack Scully, acting for the Independ- - has a name for, being one of the hard- lates and promotes the normal THE GREAT ALlPAl a -- Mau-c- x gives vigor- d.iv morning aboard the steamer first place in the final thirty-si- holes, enee Athletic Club, was very busy yes- est sludgers on the Coast. action of the organs, off he met ia Good music and illustrated songs. Kea. He went to the other island contestants so tied' shall play a While Pensacola, Florida, ous appetite, and digestion, and the terday and has signed up four men a big colored man who went bv the Admission 10c. Children, 5c with the vaudeville troupe that has infallible in Prostrationfollow- further round of eighteen holes medal for two splendid affairs for the time bombastic title of Peter Jackson Influ- Seats in boxes, 25c. been showing here recently but csme ing Fevers, etc., Scrofula, play, at such a time as may be decided when the fleet returns from Samoa. Junior. This big man thought that he enza, Asthma, Wasting Diseases, a early in order to see- - what could outlast .the sailor and so made a back trifle on by the Greens committee. J. II. Schindle, champion heavy Throat and Lung Troubles, etc. wa doing in the boxing line stipulation that the rounds be of five 3. The entrance fee to be fifty cent weight wrestler of the combined .At- minutes' duration. Frommer agreed Dr. W. A. Young, of ,says-"You- r EMPIRE THEATRF. Joe is very decided in his statement -- each player. lantic ..and "Pacific fleets,", will meet to this, and the big man, who weighed tasteless preparation vi ' he is going into the boxing game thirty-si- x u - HOTEL AND BETHEL STREETS. that 4. The qualifying round of Sailor Roberts here in a wrestling ; neaxjy it pounds to itominer's Jil cod liver oil has given me nni- , 1 m i pounds, quit before, end of the and is going to make a success of it. holes to be. played on Sunday, Sep- i..,- t n - - - the formly satisfactory results, my PROGRAM CHANGED ma ten auu u. xrouuuert ui il.mc icuucs- second He has made up his mind that he can eigh- - round agco. tember 13, 1908, as follows:, first see will meet Jack Shurlock in a fif Other men he has defeated are. Harry rmueufea ixuviug oerji uiu MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND arrange bouts that will attract the fans . teen holes to commence at 10 a. n, sec teen round go for the welterweight Stratton of the Louisiana, whom lie It is a product of the skill and ' FEIDAYS. to-da- y ond eighteen holes to commence at 2 championship of the Pacific fleet. ' bested in, a six-roun- d, go aboard the science of ana is succes?. well he says he Alabama, and Hoskins the Wiscon- fnl after the old style modof of Moving-Pictur- believe that what p. m. - two very classy events and of New These are ten-roun- es sin, over whom he gained a d treatment have been appealed to will do. I 5. The final thirty-si- x holes to be will, no doubt, draw a large crowd of decision aboard the Tennessee. -- arrange aill. cum uj vucuj.'w FRANK VIEREA, pianist. Mr. Cohen. is not seeking to -- , played on Sunday, September 20, ;at fans to witness them. Te wrestling Jaek Shurlock outweighs him a MISS LEONA CLIFTON, sweet any fleet matches for the return visit. ; trifle, but they Will, box within the 10:30 a .m. ( and the boxing will both bring out singer of pictured melodies. welterweight limit and the bout should He is quite willing to leave that to 6. Competitors must be presentat men are way up in their class not Admission . .10c that be a-- very evenly matched affair...... yesterday for - 5c others. But he stated the clubhouse on the- above, date at 10 only in the Navy but from a world Shurlock has a record that compares William O. Smith Children publication that, if they have a boxer a. m. promptly. . standpoint, and they will be hummers evenly with that of Schindle, and at 123 pounds in the fleet whom they from the word go. there" is no doubt that the boys will Department HIS MASTEE'S VOICE think can whip Reilly at that weight Jbox for all they are worth to gain Trust TOO MUCH BASE- Sailor Roberts has a great name here the legitimate title of champion wel- is the trademark for the celebrated he will hang up a fat purse for the BALL THEY SAY as a wrestler and his confidence in him- terweight of the Pacific fleet. Eftates Managed, Eevenuea Collected,! event. self and courage was clearly proved Other events are being arranged and Loam and Investments Made. Victor Talking Machine Outside of that Joe is not looking seems evident that there has been both of these two main goes will be It when" he accepted Dr. Roller's offer proper preliminaries, ft any sailor matches. He thinks that "much and introduced by 'for too baseball and that fans which fell through on account of the is possible that one of the best of the Insurance Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd. one concern in the field for this end players alike are getting tired ofMt. two men will appear Agents dereliction of the other who lightweights of the fleet A.GE2JT FOB ENGLISH-AMEKICAJ- J of the game is quite sufficient and does There is no other way in which to ac- were to appear on mat on same with Re'lly in this arena, and there are the the ; UNDEEWEITEES not feel like butting in. count for the poor showing made re- many possibilities in the air that may evening. finally settled until the fleet When the Alameda Gomes AH of the events that he pulls off have and, not be cently since the visitors left Schindle, of the Maryland, is only a returns. I Real Estate - will take place at the Orpheum where, what may well be termed, the fiasco young man, being 23 years of age. it means Fresh Fruits, Vegeta-

- Oysters and Butter for states, he has plenty of. accommoda- of last Monday. - He has made a great record for him- SAILORS DOWN bles, tion for all the fans. The general out- Diamond Heads and Punahous long T. W.vHobron premises on Nuuanu HENRY MAY & C- LTD. The self as a wrestler and capped his THE SOLDIERS O- line of his plan is to get classy boxers are tied first place in the first avenue, now occupied by Mr. Richard for list of victories by winning the cham M. Isenberg. furnished. Beau- Phone 22 - Partially here from the Coast. Let them make series and the suggestion has been pionship of the combined fleets in the - :' tiful grounds; large, spacious house. one or two appearances here and then made by a prominent' fan that these heavyweight wrestling class, weighing Owing to a mistakein the receipt of Large house, Beretania street, next ' nd them away with a nice little wad off final, "best a telephone message Monday night, it to Queen's Hospital. BEAUTIFUL HATS two teams play for the only 162 pounds at the time. ' have outworn their wel- was incorrectly stated in the Advertiser FOE SALE millinery is before they two out of three and that then the Schindle is a stockily built fellow with two cottages, corner Miller The new fall line of Battalion team of Lot now come. series be. called pau and everybody giv- with a powerful neck and strongly yesterday that the tnd Beretania streets. ready at off - Fort Shatter would play the Maryland The first event that.be will bring en a rest. muscled limbs. His chest is full and Fine Lot in Palolo Tract. POWER'S will be one, between Reilly and some Too much of a good thing is surely yesterday. It was the West Virginia House and Lot, Kewalo. MISS solid and his shoulders have a quiet Puunui, - whom he instead, and the sailor boys won a gal- Lots in Tract. Boston Building Second Floor classy boy from the Coast, too much and we have had nothing but slope down to the arms that tells of Houses and Lots in Palama. lant victory , by a score of 6 to 3. will bring here for the purpose. That baseball morning, noon and night. Base- tremendous strength and activity. Lots in Nuuanu Valley and Kaimuki'J Only, seven innings were played, but GARAGE is if Reilly is willing and there is ball for breakfast, baseball at lunch, He is about five feet six inches tall House and Lot, King street, near ROYAL HAWAIIAN this was long enough for the sailors to nothing to make anybody think that baseball between meals, baseball at and is built from the ground up. There Opposite Z7 w&ilan Hotel would un- double up on the soldiers, and they left this good little scrapper be supper and a bunch of baseball before is no suggestion of awkwardness about STEVENS-DU- E 'HA, STUDEBAKT3, the grounds feeling well pleased with POPE-HAETFOE- D willing to meet anybody in the world we go to bed. him and one can see that his muscles and BTJICK their victory. Five and Seven-Seater- s For BXr at his weight. Reilly will be consult- Is it any wonder that we" feel sat- easily and and he can work freely that English pitched for the sailors, and GEO. WELLS. Manager ed in the matter and, If he is willing, isfied! The management of the League move speed when put with lightning he struck out four men, which was cer arrangements will be closed in short ; has been fighting manfully against the to ... it. tainly going some. The game was a VOLCANO PICTURES order. increasing inroads of that insidious He was always fond of wrestling and very fast and snappy one, and tfce sol- ever Mr. Cohen's idea seems !. be a good sjnething we call "Dry rot" but with used to.' do much of this work when We have the finest collection diers they had seldom ! one. Fans will stand just so much asserted that taken. -f tr little avail, and it seems tae best thing he was quite . a youngster. He joined "been up against such a hard playing I of one man and, however much of a accept very excellent All new. to do is to this the Germania Turnvereih' in Baltimore aggregation as their visitors from the Punahou favorite he may be for a time, the suggestion and give the boys a chance before he went into the Navy and ocean. .N , fickle" public soon weary seeing ' f R. W. will of i to do some rowing, some boxing, some Perkins there learned much of his present skill The West Virginia line-u- p was: Schae-fe- r, District bim fight unless he be an acknowledged Photographer some lying around the lanais h, football, on the mat. He broke intp the pro- ss.; Synder, Monroe, 3b.; Dodg-wort- champion of the world in his class, an(j sman c; for a good rest some boat fessional ranks in that city, and had 2b;; English, p.; Freels, rf.; Ful- Two story house of four bedrooms, HOTEL STREET, NEAR FORT even then one town would not stand i sailing. an easv time with all the middling ler, cf.; Wise, If.; Danielson,lb. included, $1000 eash him "very long. j furniture for for. wrestlers up to very heavyweights. - : . on ac ye Young Reillv has made the best of . TENNESSEE VS. 'When a famous wrestler sueh as V down. Balance long time good impressions in Honolulu arid he i9 c. P. OS. PLAY. OWL f CALIFORNIA TODAY Farmer Burns would visit his 'tovn interest. l t in a big BALL FOR DINNER , - ' . BEST 5c. CIGAR fine position to make a hit with an offer to forfeit $50 to any- with the fans here. some fellow This is the day when the baseball If body that , could stay fifteen minu'.fs This is worth looking into. ! team finds out A. h$ his from Tennessee s M. class were brought out to meet the with him, young Schindle was alwi-y- Teams from the chief petty officers' Cunst & Co. I him, the lovers of the game would sure- whether they will play against the there to take up the challenge, and le mess of the South Dakota and Califor- Wholesalers of ly turn out in force to watch the bout. Pennsylvania for the championship has copped off many a handy .'fifty' nia played a game of baseball yester the Pacific fleet or not. If they defeat " At present there is' nobody here that in that way. . day afternoon at Kapiolani Park and BishopjTrust Co. , Ltd. can come within a mile of his elsss the California team this morning at the He has wrestled with Parmer BnniS, the South Dakota won by the uneven Good Writing Paper Ball they --will be the acknowl- Shad Link, Gus Sehoenlein, kuown as and people want to see him go with Park, score of 12 to 2. There was something No. 924 Bethel Street Blue or White Fine Quality edged champions of the second division Americns, and even stayed twelve min- a man in his own division. of a wager on the outcome of the game HONOLULU 5flc. TOR QUARTER REAM chanv-pion-s utes with the famous Frankie Brown, and will try conclusions with the known as "The Wrestling Mystery." and it is sa,id. that the C. P. Os of the division on their re- MANOA CHAMPION of the first Besides this, he has defeated number- California will be the hosts at a very CLEAN FLOOES Co., Ltd. "o turn from Samoa. less of the small fry, and with this Young Hawaiian News CUP PLAY SUNDAY fine dinner to be given at. the fc ; CLEAN CLOTHES The game will start at ten o'clock, record and his comparatively light 1 Alexander Young Building. weight he must be acorking good Hotel when the fleet returns. The golf championship of the Ha- and will be well worth while traveling was wrestler. ; The lineup of the winners Pau-Ka-Ha- waiian l!anJs will be played for, start- out to see. The sailor boys play mighty Perhaps the trophy that Schindle is "Supd" Murphy, p;" Wachlin,. c; na VickersV Repair Shop a snap ing next Sunday on the Oahu Country good ball, and they play it with most proud of is the Baltimora iCup, Sperber, l,b; Lnskey, 2b; J. P. Clark, which he won before the NonpareU is now located io the bacment vim is exceedingly refreshing. JVIc-Leo- GROCERS Club links from the new tees. and that d, AT ALL The Athletic Club of Baltimore ss; L. II. Harris, 3b; White, cf ;. a The line-u- p of the California team is for the and part of cup whieh goes. with the championship championship of Virginia. He was If, and Fox, rf. Wachlin sur- not out yet, but they will send in their i the Manoa cup presented by the quite a kid at the time, and every b idy passed even the game he played against best men and make a hard fight to keep who was in the ouceom-- 3 of Regal Shoe Store .Manoa Golf Clnb. The conditions un- interested the Tennessee bv-handi- out a homer. Andrew Usher's the Tennessee boys from gaining the the tournament thought it a wondfrfrl t McCandless Blk. - King and Bethel der which this cup is played fo.r are as ' feat for so young a wrestler. - follows: right to play the Pennsylvanias. Blahos will pitch, probably, for the Schindle will be a worthy opponent Scotch Whiskey 1. The competition i to be played for our husky young man from the Iro- Tennessees, and, if he does anything on the Oahu Country Club course an- quois, and we may be sure th.it the like he did against the Washingtons, two will put up an exhibition on the V. TOM SHARP nually. - 0. G. Special j mat that is well worth going to nee. the will have to buck up T 2. The cup te remain in possession 'I gga-n- niiiniii ' exceedingly. Fast Welterweights. i Reserve of said Conntrv club and the winner PAINTER Dr. Kaufman will, of course, be at The bout between Frommer and THE in each year to have his name engrav- - first base, and if: will be a tot one. in- - Sherlock will also be a hummer. Yonng J on the cup and to receive a suitable Frommer is well within the welter- that, bv bi McCaffertv, W. O. PEACOCK & CO., LTD, I rnemento of victory, weight limit and can box comfortably the the famous swat artist, who hits" 'em AGENTS. at 142. ITe has met many men ".vho ELITE BUILDING. 1" r competition 10 De open ro aw over the fence, has practically recov outweighed him considerably and has I Is residents of the Hawaiian Islands. ered from his accident last Monday,; never lost a decision. y ii 4. There shall be aualifying round when he collided with Hamis, and will He defeated Duff of the Tennessee of thirty-si- x holes medal play and in Hampton Roads aboard the latter 's , the be out in center field catching the sky- t!iJ Molokai Poi Factory Phone 397 first diip. greatly to the surprise of sixteen players shall be entitled hard-hittin- g . scrapers. friends of the Scoteh-na:i- SHARP SIGNS "MAKE COOD." to play in the final round. Both sides are out to win for all they While the advance fleefc was lying in promptly delivered to any ". The final round shall consist of are one gTand San . Pedro harbor he had a Connie of Fresh poi worth, and there will be city or suburbs. XEAD THE ADVEETISEB thirty-si- x holes medal play and the bouts in that city and bested the ir. part of the game when the sailors get, together to out- Office, Queen street near Punchbowl. DAILY player domitable Abdo the Turk, who WOSLD'S NEWS having the lowest aggregate out on - - uMiirWW Tel. 406 scrap it the diamond. weighed him at least .ten pounds anl nm iiiMiiii .

IV THE PACIFIC COMMEECIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER-- 9, ,,1908. jrii THE - will nominate Cathcart in the absence of a stronger candidate, and there is none 1n sight yet If it nominates him, he will probably be ' " elecfed. Star. v.: ' Pacific Commercial Advertiser The people who have twice defeated Bepublican nominees for County A MORNING PAPER. BRILLIANT :i Treasurer for the sake of electing Mr. Trent are quite able to take. care of Willie Crawford's friend Cathcart, the Democrats put up a good .man for County WALTER O. SMITH - - EDITOR if Attorney. The independent voter is still very much alive on this island, and is PURE WHITE the-propose- d ' overcome ; . WEDNESDAY ; ; : ; : : : SEPTEMBER, 9 not in good humor of nominations. -- LIGHT AMERICANISM. "Stand together and get all the jobs," is Not ley's advice to the Hawaiians, On being reminded that a system of government whieh is American enough and Achi's. And yet. Not ley, in his platform, has the nerve to charge the In which all. colors maintain-thei- r true values. Thus a lady - to secure the assimila an color. . to serve the capita! of the United States and benevolent whites with making issue of ; . - gowned in lavender will not appear in pink in the light from a tion t the Philippine?, ought to be American enough for Hawaii, the Star utters a'rfjly which lack nothing but conclusiveness If we understand it 'ariyht, Honolulu trusts that the' officers and men of the fleet have had a good time American iruvernmeut depends n a count of noes. and where there is a departure ashore, and it is free to say that it has enjoyed their visit.- - Nothing has hap TUNGSTEN LAiMP Iroui tie elective system, as in the District of Columbia, it is teeanse of the pened to mar the event. There was misgiving after the call of the Milwaukee . .special circumstance that the President lives there, Congress boards there, and as to the quality of the enlisted men of the cruisers, but all this was dispelled Please your "dinner guests by installing this perfect light in the foreign envoys are received there reasons enough, apparently, to diffran-rhis- e when .Admiral Swinburne's bluejackets or whitejackets made their appear your dining room.

Ou band so runs this of logic beuer-oenave- u the resident population. the other chain ance m town. A finer, manlier ana Jot ot yoifne - Americans non-Englis- h if there is an insular territory where the voting majority is made up of was not found in - the armada itself. The oftener they come to Honolulu speaking aborigines who may yet be reinforced by voting Asiatics, a the better the city will like it without reference to financial gains. If admira decent respect for An rican principles demand that the exercise of nt tion,is the feeling of the sailors for this tropic capital, we feel, authorized to shouid be entailed to them with statehood as a future prize. Nothing short ' say that the sentiment is returned. . The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. of the coming of Xh President and the other Federal authorities for a stay in uvh a territory could deprive its peuple of the suffrage without shaking the COLORADO HOTEL King Street, near Alakea. - Phone 390.. American' liberty, and this notwithstanding special requirements HONOLULU SUGAR foundation of BURNED DOWN in the territory as important in their way as those which set'apart the District Columbia. of DENVER, September 8." " - MILLS IfJ FORMOSA In the One does not need to go very deeply into this subject to see that the Ameri- burning" of. the Belmont Hotel, which nn system of government is varied and designed for1 adaptation. Even the occurred at an early1 hour this morn conditions of suffrage are not stable. It is quite as American to have an English ing,' four perished in the flames and A saysT one-ma- one-vo- The Times Th? Insu- large number were injured. language test as in Massachusetts as a te qualification; to have seriously . " ' lar Collector of Customs has furnished of a one-ma- n mayor of a city as a mayor who must divide his powers; to have rule Buttercups A bouquet sweets Times with a report received from WHAT EVERYBODY SAYS MUST by commission as in "Washington and Galveston as rule by a central authority- the the American Consul at Formosa deal BE TRUE. ;:. unexcelled Hono- ver boroughs, as in the city of New lork. One may still be American m the " in - ing with . the rapid strides that aie Everybody who has used it says Panoche ., where a commission governs, or in Guam or Tntuila, whsre the : being made in sugar planting in tb.at lulu. The materials 1 navv reiens. or in , where there is simidv an appointed covernor and Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera and Diar judiciary. The United States makes its governmental machinery fit th,e need; island. . Machinery for five millsj rep- rho2a Remedy never fails to give re- used and our method and if it should find the government of Hawaii not suited to the business of the resenting an outlay of several millions lief. from pains in the stomach or diar- Fudge war lase which it designs to establish here, then it will erase that government of dollars, is at present lying on the rhoea, which is positive proof of, its of manufacture make beach at Takao harbor awaiting trans- reliability. - For sale by Benson, Smith and do it without violence to the American polity. It could not, of course, Old-Fashio- portation to the sugar plantations. & Co., Ltd., agents for the Hawaiian ned Stick an individual a is the mere creature of Congress, these candies the abolish state, but territory There are ten vessels discharging sugar Islands. . which body, as a Senator said in the discussion of the Newlands resolutioncan machinery in addition. Outside of the highest standard of not only give but ean take away. Honolulu Iron Works, which has se ' cured a contract for the erection of e,jjLsjLJjLJ&.Ar ,Af a a Chocolates We can well understand why politicians and papers that seek to curry favor three large mills', no other Amerieau excellence. with politicians would like to retain the old order in Hawaii.' We had such firms have booked any orders -- or f.re 1S93. compete Brit- politicians and papers in They were conservative after the fashion of the attempting to( with the 2 2&s " Hotel near horse that .refuses to" leave its burning: stable; but events confounded them. To- ish or German firms. V & kr The Japanese are determined to Fort Street day a new issue is arising which will undoubtedly test, once more, the elasticity most make Formosa the important I ng g of the American system. There is no use opposing it something at rarjance sugar-producin- country in the Far k with the constitution or the laws, for it is not. The question brought up by it East, as climate and soil are both fa- k ia simply one of administrative policy, and a? such it must be deeided with sole vorable to an immense output. Capi- .'regard to national welfare. talists in have every confidence 1 in the industry, as is attested by the fact that during the past year ovef PARTY HARMONY OS DISCORD? $10,000,000 have been subscribe! , to sugar manufacturing companies in For- at the fountain a he mixes-som- e The principal reasons why you should : men ma " The responsible, thinking of the Republican party not control the mosa. The demand for machinery will new and popular concoc- ' - buy the i next county convention, but enough of them have been elected assure a whole- continue for a long time and the field tion for the delectation of a 'gome influence upon it. ' is a splendid one for American manu- 1 ' patron of our soda fountain. . Wo take it for granted that their first object will be to secure party har--: facturers. . . One of the great advantages in For- He is the only expert in the Leonara to support k mony and attach, to the republican county ticket, the decisive of in mosa is that nearly all the valuable city imported from the Coast . dependent voters. sugar land can be reached from the especially for our fountain. k Cleanable . , expedient-th- e railway, which 200 miles Harmony and independent favor can be had by a very simple extends for See the Fountain note its naming of good men significant offices, a apportionment to into1 the interior. American commer- k for the fair color cleanliness. Look in back. having teen cial travelers would do well to go to It's riade.. Formosa and see for themselves. just as clean there as in front. k Refrigerator This implies, course, the defeat of aspirations. There need no f certain be Splendid steamers from and Ja- "Try a soda or ice cream. We k such would make perilous in pan plv everv five days, and hotel ac fear that defeat discord the party, because mere like comparison. are that it keeps food put e and fresh Forehead get little notice after a short time. Even if they did, it would be commodation in the capital is as good k in For- and cold, it uses little ice and is the tetter to suffer the utmost harm they could do than to detach the support of as anywhere the Far East. mosa, in a word, is forging ahead by k easiest in the world to clean. Call and see it. the strongest wing of the party from the general cause. leaps and bounds. : r There" are two men, seriously proposed for places on the Republican ticket, k mho should certainly be kept off. One is John W. Cathcart, aspirant ,for a CUMMINS CAUSES ; Did k second term as county attorney. If he is nominated, reasons enough will be SOLID DEADLOCK I. given for his defeat to secure the election of any competent and honest opponent. k The other is Wise, a man whose is dense who is Limited. John stupidity and wanted -- DES MOINES, Iowa Sept. 8. The it k H. Cathcart-Brow- Co., n Hackfeld Ltd. ts Sheriff merely that he may be used by a administration of State Legislature is deadlocked over Fort Street k the county attorney's office. Wise is an Irresponsible dummy; and in the hands the election of Cummins as. United cf Cathcart and Brown would be nothing but that and a This com- States Senator. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT. , bination in office would make the Republican name smell to Heaven; it would be redolent of humbug and scandal. A man of the stamp of William T.JRawlins could be elected County Attorney, and John Lane could be elected Sheriff. We merely speak of them as types, not as finalities. Plenty of Republicans would meet the need. Open Mights What is the use of, what is the excuse for, nominations which would, set the party by the ears J Only desperate job-chase- rs and hungry bushwhackers would be willing to take such chances. People with a cause at-hea- rt never would think 'til Eleven of it. This combination of Ali Baba Cathcart, Brownj Wise, and Che-f- a Crawf- OF while the "Fleet" is in NEW IMPORTATIONS vOUR TUR ord-is one to revive the civic conditions which led to, the uprising against rs . Beverages Brown. It will be opposed by every man who lets conscience affect the casting port. Meals, ' iof his ballot; and there are enough of such men to vote the whole iniquity down. and Candles. The best in . - rich - - - -- each line. cur . . It would be better to concentrate, the fight in China on opium and not Don t wear yourself out too soon, bother at present with her beer and cigarettes. The easiest way to bring on a " reaction is to try and make a susceptible people too good. Opium is a curse, .' "v. recuperate now and prepare for beer a mild temptation to virtue. ad the cigarette habit is one's private affair the fall with which it is best not to meddle. If China could be redeemed from opium Alexander Young Cafe places our stock in the van, rs campaign. Try Haleiwa by substituting beer and cigarettes, the exchange would be good for her. At usual. - Cut-glas- for least her people would be as well off, in the moderation of their appetites, as are Young Hotel Building A visit to our s Depart- a week. our the average reputable citizenship of the three great Christian, nations, England, ment will convince you that stock is the largest and our prices , and the United States. The Chinese will find it hard to forego the as low as the lowest. drowsy syrup of the poppy; but i fthey are told to eschew the comforts of malt Many- new pieces of this year's It ST. CLAIR BIDGOOD, Manager. and the solace of nicotine also, they. will be likely to turn on their tormentors creation will interest you. and celebrate "their flight by "hitting the pipe." In reform campaigns there WE ARE SHOWING is always a great demand for discretion. . . LEADING JEWELERS ; The meeting of the unemployed which was raided iV anarchists in New a swell new Torlt eity, some of whom were arrested, could have l ;th been eld impunity in - - London. In that free capital a man may talk what he pleases in public so long line of , J. ABADIE - Proprietor. --T" V as he uses decent language and does not organize a Ladies and Gents Washing Done First-clas- s. mob to break the laws. He ana xnay-teac- h the doctrines of anarchy until he is hoarse Jfor all anyone uioves ustnch Feathers. cares, but Silk le, must commit no overt act. As a consequence of this the royal family, the Wo1 and Made Cleaner by a New French Process, i- Charges reasonable. Mobility and the statesmen of the kingdom run no peril of knife or bomb. Here LADIES' Give us a trial. 258 BERETANIA ; in America, the supposed land of free speech, we have adopted the Russian STREET ; ; : PHONE 1491 method. An anarchist can not show his head without its being clubbed by the police; if not sent to jail, he is kept under surveillance and out of a job. The method is one which instigates crime, and we shall have only ourselves to blame WASH SKIRTS . if it leails to murder. . ' Hidden V m .

- Complete statehood woull also a probably mean constitution that IN , would exclude the Japanese voter. And this might solve many a Defects problem. Star. , are the most 'troublesome How exclude him if he was born here? The XTV Amendment to the Con- for -- the optician to correct. Many stitution says: 'All persons born or naturalized in sub- Head the United States, and Indian Muslin opticians are unable to discover or Floors, ject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States, and of the them, and eye strain goes on. Woodwork State wherein they reside." And the XV Amendment says: "The right of Pique and Linen Our knowledge, coupled with citizens of the United States to vote shall not denied or abridged" by the our new methods of examina- le tion, is the solution of and X'nited States, or by any State, on account of condition the Furniture race, color, or previous trouble, and we can and do de- servitude."" the Star does not intend to have overruled, of I' the Constitution PRICES tect the slightest hidden defect, 1 This is the a how is it going to proceed against the Japanese American-bor- citizen correcting it and title of book of practical information for Liv ers up-to-da- te st ant relief. of homes, issued by S. C. & Son, makers Johnson 1'- - Honolulu i adding much to its school and college facilities. One of the of the celebrated Johnson's floor wax and finishes. boasts of this city i that its educational status is high and rising. The past year has shown g:iins in the qv.alitv of school equipment and the variety and $3.50 to $7.50 if value of things taught. The High School is getting a new plant. Oaliu College is improving its old oi.e, arid the courses of study in both institutions have beon H.F.1ICiiniUID. Free on request at ' strengthened. The Mid-Pacifi- c Institute is looming up on its new site, and the --Optical Department College of Hawaii, splendidly equipped with men and material, is about to open - Kan.e-bameh- LEWERS a & the fall semester of its firt full year. Good reports also come from the DR. F. SCHURMANN - COOKE- LTD. Schools and St. Loui College. In - - Graduate Optician 177 S. KING STREET The convention will be for the best possible Republican ticket. It tttQ I

f M THE PACOTO COMMERCIAL ADVESTISEE, HONOLUIT, WEDNESDAY, SKPTEMBUS 9, 1908.

a scnool tracker, tflo' has spent her F. from Hon., Aug. 1. vacation in the Orient. AmoEg the BOREALIS, Am. schr., ar. S. F. from 31. ROMANCE ON throngh ia P. who Mahukona, July pa?sengers J. Eliatt BCFORD, U. S. A. T., from S. F. for MARINE made a fortune .out of Singer Sewing Hon., Sept. 5. machine?, and is now reckoned a mul- BUCBANIA, Br. S. S., ar. Portland nl Got from Hon., Aug. 1. TEHYO MARU 1 timillionaire, lie Las been touring the CRESCENT, Am. a r. Makawell J " schr., Boycott Hurts Tenjro. Far East accompanied by Mr. Barton, from Port Townsend, Aug. 9, Witb a new captain oa the bridge, a .mainland banker. F. A., Grow is a CARE ADALE, Br. sp., ar. Hon. from lion., Aug. 18. representative of. the great tea import- Girl I i lier bad list remedied and the vessel C. A. THAYER. Am. schr., from Gray 'a Pretty of "Montana to Be low living up to her expectations in ing firm of Whitney & Son of Chicago, Harbor for Hon. Aug. 21. ir lr 'Bride of Fellow tpeed, comfort and service, the Toyo and Captain C. Germandt was until CHINA. P. M. S, S., from Hon. for the - ecnnee-te- d with the Swedish lega- Orient, Aug. 24. Kisen KaLsha steamer Tenyo Mara, at- - r. S. F. Traveler. en home. CORONADO, Am bkt., Potter, St rived in 'port yesterday afternoon tion at and now route Santa at t i" 1 lol' . Y ! " froai Hon. (in distress) via Tl T ' 1 S t ' T T ciock. mi nunarea tors of cargo v mi ii i o j--ia acu A.i yuinj; jjsiauy are Cruz. Aus. 20. ,00 COLUMBIAN, A.-- S. S., Colcord, The culmination of a pretty ocean will be discharged here and the vessel representatives of the Chinese, Fish Commission en route to Washington to . from Hilo for Salina Cruz, Aug. 16. romance cariie with the arrival of the Have you got over will leave for San Francisco ac 12 CARAVELLAS, S. S., ar. S. F. a congress.. Dr. T. Fr. Toyo Kisen Kaisha steamship Tenyo o'clock noon today. attend fisheries from Hon., June 25. Caldt-rso- is a delegate to Maru yesterday, when the engagement the notion that The Tenyo Mara carries a cargo of Manila the CRAIGVAR, Br. S. S., ar, Comax from you Tuberculosis convention. He will be Hon.. Auz. 1L was announced of Miss Georgie Deaton 2000 bales of raw silk, valued at $1,- - FJeele joined here by Dr. Heiser, of Manila, CHAS. E. FALK, Am. schr., ar. and Mr. Wade Bagnall. It is a story can succeed without . 600,000, which is to be landed at San from Grays Harbor, Aug. 10. who stopped over to visit the Settle- of the Occident and the Orient, for the Francisco on September 14, and rushed DEFENDER, Am. schr., ar. S. F. from education? If inter- ment on.Molokai. Hon.. July 28. young lady comes from Lewistown, you have, you will be to New York by passenger train ser- Eev. F. W. Clampett, the pulpit ora- DIX, V. S. A. T., Ankers, ar. Seattle Montana, and the prospective gToom is vice. The vessel carries Japanese car- froni Hon.. Sept. 5. ested in the Association Institute. tor of San Francisco, is rector of Trin- from ." go, a love-makin- but not pound of Chinese freight. EDINBURGH, Br. bk,, from Leith for The g began aboard the ity Church. He has been touring the Hon., 1. r A young Book-Keepe- r, The Chinese boycott is still maintained Julv Tenyo Maru man wasoffcrd a Position as Orient with his young eon. Paul Rev- E. F. WHITNEY, Am. bk., Goodman, just after the big vessel against any craft flying the Japanese 21. left Yokohama at $100 a raonlh, the other day; ert is the manager of the French steam- from Tacoma for Kahului, Aug. for Honolulu. Within flag and all the T. K. K. boats are feel- ENTERPRISE, M. Nav. Co.'s S. S., a few hours couple ship line Chargeuru Eeunis i'n Shang- after the arrived ing it& force. "Whatever freight comes ar. S. F. from Hilo, Aug. 24. here, and had come under the charm of BUT HE WAS NOT PREPARED FOR IT hai. . EDWARD SEWALL, Am. sp., Quick, from Shanghai is European merchan- a Honolulu moonlit night, they decided six ar. Delaware Breakwater from lion., ? An interesting party aboard is ' He Says he is going to the Association Insti- dise. 10. - that an engagement would be just the young ladies from Montana, who were Aug. Captain Bent of the Nippon Maru is FALLS OF CLYDE, Am. sp., Larsen, thing. tute this fail and be ready next time. given a the Orient and return 18. in tommaml ot the ienyo JVIaru this tripto from Hon. for Gaviota, Aug. The announcement did not lose any by some Montana newspapers, the re- FOOHNG SUEY. Am. bk.. Banfield, -- - trip, Captain Going having been put of its romantic elements by being tent sult of a newspaper contest. The young from Eleele for Delaware Break- ARB- YOU 'READY? on the reserve list on full pay and water, May 22. to the Advertiser office over the 'phone ladies are Miss Georgia . Deaton, Miss ( quarters at Yokohama. This is custom- FORT GEORGE. Am. sp., Fullerton, It was all decided at the Moana Hotel Study Commericai and Mechanical Subjects, at the A. M. Colby, Miss E. Coleman; Miss A. July 26. ary in Japanese shipping circles, and from 8. Ffor Hon., while the couple listened to the native Hogan, Miss Kemmiss. The party Is FLAUKENCE WARD. Am. echr. aux the next trip of the Tenyo may see ar. non. from Midway, Aug. 22. melodies played by the Hawaiian ban being personally conducted by Mr. Vro- - Piltz, YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION another captain on the bridge. .With GAMBLE, Am. schr., from Hon. for as they sat upon the pier gazing into this extra vessel the T. K. K. is able man of California. Port Gamble, Aug. la. the moonlit surf. Yo- BILLINGS, Am. schr., .Blrk-hol- m, Call or write for Catalogue. now to lay up one of its boats for the The trip across the Pacific from GEO. E. Miss Deaton is one of the Montana kohama occupied about eight and a half ar. Sound from Hon., July 20. regular government overhauling and CABAVELLAS, Fr. S. S., ar.t!Yoko- sextet of young ladies who were days, was incident. The - inspection, and snbjeet it to a speed and without hama from S. F., July 23. awarded a trip to Japan and return as ers Tenyo 's wireless failed to connect up C. TOBEY, bk., ar. S. test. Every five years these-steam- GERARD Am. a result of a; newspaper contest. She with the Hongkong Maru, and only got F. from Hilo. June 9. . was .the especial favorite of the Argus must go through this speed test, run- - CURTIS, Am. bk.. Her- Insurance Company of into communication with Honolulu yes- GEORGE of Lewistown, is one America. t ning at least at seventeen knots per bert, ar. S. F. from Hon., June 1. and of the pret 'UGeri v; terday morning. . . tiest of the six' girls. tour, in order that the subsidy may GWENDOLYN IL, Am. yacht, from Mr. Bagnall is NEW YORK C. Laey Goodrich is purser of the Hilo for Seattle, Aug. 3. . young man, whose family re 'be continued. Wien the Nippon Maru - Tenyo Maru, an appointment which H. C. WRIGHT, Am. schr., from Mahu- sides m Yokohama. His mother visited That the people of the Facific Coast, especially of Cali- completed her overhauling, she will - r las kona for S. F., Aug. 10. fornia, havo learned to appreciate the value of firt-c!a- s in- "be on will go far toward making the Tenyo HILONIAN, M. N. Co. S. S., Johnson, here last year. put the run again and another indtm-nit- y) ' . . surance (the difference between merely a policy and yesel given the same test. one of the popular boats-- of the Pa- from Hon. for S. F., Sept. 8. cific. HONOIPU, Am. schr., ar. S. F. from as a result of the San Francisco conllarat ion of April When the Tenyo Maru came into the Hon., July 25. CODPEfi If! 18, 1906, is shown by the following fijjurcs, which tell their dock, A Terrible Wharf. harbor yesterday'and entered her HELENE, Am. schr., Thompson, for mi own story 1 - The approach to the Hack feld wharf from Hon. Aug. 31. she had difficulty in tying tip at the Gray's Harbor Queen Premium in California, . ar.. The Income the Stale of 190.. .I21,."43 wharf,, largely on account of the off is in even a more dangerous condition HOLYWOOD. Br. bk. Hon! from CASE 111 .The Queen Premium Income in State of. California, 1907. . .$2M,24 May 7. the i today than wterf the "Advertiser called Junin, llIGTOfl Queen Premium Income, Pacific 190.. . 73,029 shore wind. The last bow line taken HONGKONG MARU, T. K K. S. 8., The Coat Deiartmrit, ago. Qtieen Premium Income, Pacific Department, 1907. . .I6J2.S17 ',. to the wharf was earried by a Hawai- attention to'it a frf weeks In from Hon. for Yokohama, Sept. 4. The Coat worn-ou- t ''planks and Henry E. Cooper ian swimmer. . The vessel was on an spite f pattblrg IRMGARD, Am. bkt., Christianson, will go to Wash- The Queen is one of the greatest of the American Com- replacing ol ones with new, the wharf ar. S. F. from Hon.; Aug. 29. . ington very shortly to appear in ; even keel, the result of considerable the panies. Paid its losses in San Francisco as adjusted 10O cents is INCA, Am. schr., ar. Port Townsend change made in her ballast and oil covering is becoming thinner and La rial case before the Supreme Court on the' dollar. without discount. (See Chamber of Commerce Yesterday a from Kahului, Aug. 30. of tanks, and because a large quantity of dangerous for' iorFef. INDRAVELLI, Br. S. S., ar. Yancon- - the United States. He is retained report.) horse plunged ; tnrotryh &. rotten board by the interests got pig iron was placed in the hold for ver from Hilo, Aug. 8. that the island $1,961,538.90 "side draw- Am. sen., from S. F. for ASSETS $6,844,559.94 NET SURPLUS .permanent ballast. just on the Waikild of the JAS. EOLPn. in exchange for Honolulu property, bit bridge, ht-- jeTitire" plank giving way nonoipu, Aug. 26. on the record he will appear en behalf The Tenyo Mara carries a fair-size- d JOHN ENA, Am. ship. Madsen. ar, and tfce horS 'gojDg with it. Luckily, of the Territory. The question vt list of passenjer. three being for Ho- Delaware Breakwater from Hon., the dray wa heavily loaded, and, by a whether he would go or not has been nolulu. Anion; these were Mr. Iwa-kar- ni Sept. 1. miracle, the horse was not held nor its JUSTIN, I". S. collier, ar. Hon. from pending for some time, but yesterday of the largest- Japanese import- Ltd. legs broken. The wharf is already S. F.. Sept: 1. Attorney General Ilemenway was no Hawaiian Trust Company, ing firm in the islands, and Miss Gault Am. ar. HUo from fire standpoint. The KLIKITAT, bkt.. Le go, dangerous from a Gamble, Aug. 18. tified that would Port Attorney AGENTS splinters ignite easily from cigarette KOREA, P. 31. S. , ar. Yokohama General Ilemenway has LOCAX OFFICE OF THE UNITED cigar stubs, and yesterday such a - from Hon.;Aug; 11. written brief in case, and has - and the the STATES WEATHER BTJEEAT7. fire was put out by stevedores. KAIULANI, Am. bk., Colly, from Hon. prepared tfce oral argument and has S, l&QJ. Aug. " ' Koiu.lulu, Tuesday, Sept. for Sound, Id. expected present case in Another Malson Beat. LANSING, Am. S. S., Dickson, ar. Port to the entire 5 argument. has not yet been ar TUXKHO The ?Jatson line will put on a new Harford from Hon., Aug. 20. It LU BLINK, M. N. S. . ar. S. F. from ranged how work will be divided 12 r 2 I of tons net, this ! vesl, the Uyads. ' 9 4 Hon., Sept. 8. ' between the Attorney General and between Seattle1 and HonoluIa, the Am. Hilo LADY MAUD, yacht, from - h e - ii first trip to le in December. The for San Pedro, Aug. 4. Judge Cooper. 3 - service will be monthly and the ves-- 1 MARY WINKLEMAN. Am. bkt., Ja- it wi'l C'irry only. She was eobsen, ar. Port Townsend from freibt Hon. 8. Z W Julv COLLAPSE OF UK ii built twite Maryland Steel Company MAKAMA,' C:-- S. S., Gibb, from U SKI WB in 19: The vessel will enter into Brisbane for Hon., Sept. 2. -- s American-Hawaiia- n MANUKA, C.-- S. S., ar. Victoria 'i& .: .61 2 rm direct with the MOLTEN LAKE 33 3 I lite. from Hon., Aug. 26. va T i MEXICAN, Am. 8. S., Nicholas, from I - Skip , fi r N.ctes. Hilo for Salina Cruz. Aug. 31. Page One.) hi T . (CoEtinned from The only Honolulu publication accurately aetting forth the bcautiea i i M. S. S., ar. S. F. from V Mara had a MONGOLIA, P. .14 A 51 8 The cadets i ieTae fire fountains were playing continuous drill in yesterday. The Hon.. Sept. 3. of Honolulu in etory anl picture. Illustration are from photograph boat the carter MARION CHILCOTT, Am. sp., from ly. midnight there was a strange 1X8 St T tJ: j leg o -- mutton At ii lKats carried sails. Aug. 27. taken especially for thia work. i Gaviota for Hon., motion in the lava, which began sud- XX" . I 9 Tee Manna Loa arrive! from Kona " MANCHURIA, Am. S. 8., from Hon. ' w-rnin- with the following denly to sink in towards the center. The articles, with the exception of those iigneJ, were written by ce : yesterday for Yokohama, Aug. 31. f. J5 2 cof- cargo: 712 bags 23 bags MOHICAN, Am. bk., ar. S. F. from The sinking continued until the whole ac- M Miss Mary IL Krout, who also carefully arranged anl el'tej the Art K ii, t i U I T it i r. t fee. b?i2 s'ee-- l eane, 0 bags beans. Mahukona, August 19. pit was a maelstrom of fire and a B-- STOCKMAN. JiS 3 bags ginger, 2 barrels Ga-- WM. hwz taro. MONTEREY, Am. bge Kelley, ar. lake. Like count of historical incidents, the data for which was furnished by old Bcctlon E'rctor. 11 eases rear?!, 34 eases dried from Hon. tow S, S. Baser chasm appeared in the lava " Tioia in f-- b. ifquid a or like . - barrels dried 100 bunehes crans. Aug. 23. ' pouring into funnel, residents. p , t 2 boxe eggs. 1G koa HDE3. ETJS AND MOOS'. bsitara. pieces MICHELET, Fr. bk., ar. Paget Sound the waters swirling oat of a bath tub hoiter, l bwndl- hides. 11 kegs bat- from Hon. Aug. 30. the plug is drawn, the boiling 16 2 crates pigs. after I ter, erites fhkkec, MURIEL, Am. schr., ar. S. F. from ' 14 1 began to of re HAS EV ,2 i f h 2 crates tnrkeys. maJe, 2 hogs, 230 Hana. June IL lava potir incataracts NO SUCH BOOK fandries. into the chasm. From all siden the tl'M Z, 122 W to l MINNIE S. CAINE, Am. scar., from ' s :'" a 1 -- B 55 Hilc-nia- n grain- - J - -- I Tie Matw-- liner departed Hilo for Sound, Sept. 4. lava flowed and as the torrents 6 35 J li 3 3 MARY E. FOSTER, ar. Port Townsend ed away into the depths the sidss of FraK-cise- a gooa-size- a from Hon. Ang. SO. . PRINTED HERE If i San carrying to L the gleaming red, began cf and roBsiderable NEBRASKAN, A.-I- S. ar. S. F. crater, I't i4iczr only got from Salina Cruz. Ang. 16. crash into the lake, splashing the lava ! , ( frt'zYt. a J vfc.!a nt '.:. "tf-i'-k- , but he NIPPON MARU, T. K. K. S. a, ar, dull 'I I; awir jroajptlr at II like surf into the air, while the Eighty pages with illustrations on each one. Following is tk l If.t bo tiaje ia rar:esverifigr for the Yokohama fros Hon., July 3. roar of the crumbling rock and the 1 Am. sailed, f , . i i I H I' .iaa ws p r.te Jw oat when he NUUANU, bk, Jocelyn, table of contents: g -- sharper detonation as the colder reeks 9 lit tU 1 5 1.22 U & 1 t7 t' Xt: .Zt 2tve tbe ignaL Aui'-'- the passen New York for II n.. Axxg. 4. i Ei-x:1- . Am. ar. was terrifylEg -- gers were Garrert. V. S. A., and OKANOGAN, sehn, Mathew, heated and exploded but Cliiefs of Hawaii Camp Stafter b 12 1 t' tl . 11 j tit r ii 13. ' Kav l' i formerly Mis? Spalding. S. F. from Port Gamble. Jslv i 1 i ens ' L's bride, yet absorbing. rounders of Honolnla literature and Anttors I l:i i tytyi i TJy go to tie Eiiary at In- - ORLAND, Nor. S. S., Lie, from Hon. tu pt for Ocean Island, Aug. 18. JAs the great. slabs of lava peeled Honolala Society "When I Cuba to Honolnia Fv.l Vt s r.'. 2tft OLYMPIC, Am. bkt Erans, ar. S. F. 03 tne Sides, pieces j&anare'is aa i ibu-sand- Hxmolola Clobs Honolulu in 1233 Xa&oIsJ HJlo occar JlOYXiTENTS OF EHTFFINa. ' Tt ti t from Hon, July 23. of tons at a time, the levels HoBOloltt Cnarltles OoTermnent Nursery f.fyjKEL sc"i PenLallow, ar. ALICE ROCHAMBEAU, Fr. fcb.. from Leitb. streamed out cascades of liquid lava, Th Orteatal Quarter Tb JColokn, Origin and "ZmlsXLtim Firt T'wsiend, fTom Htn. Asg. 11. for Hon., June 13. ABI20NAN, Ac. S. S., Is;y, a.--' S. E. P. EITIIET. Anu bk. Drew, ar. S. F. which hang and eooled about the sides "Bishop Masetaa Why It Is Safe from Earnakes F. frf-r- . Kilo. Sjt. 3. from Hon Aug 13. like great stalactites. "Deeper Eoyal Eesldencea Three Tine Estates of 15" tjm, of th? cr.r14!ao AUMTW, ii. S. s., IX.'leil, from S. EOSECEANS, Am. S. S., Holies, ar. ar.d deeper t' lava sacked into the Tie Aqaaricm Beautlfnl Hotces t!i.ir:r - Tb tim V. for Hs--, Seft. 5. Gaviota from Hon., towing bge Mon- fass- 1 the Landmark Ccri - depths and on Satarday morning Education Ilirtorlcal wIj l.iv t l. P- which ARABIA, Gr, S. S Neumann, ar. S. terey, A eg. 23. " XJft-- had Ctarcies Food Sapply ti iir m nimtoi b'yar sin F. fr'. rsi Ho. Aug. 1. ROBERT LEWER3, Aau aclir pit was deal. Everything that ' ?a r.i rrxrfs r fvr tJsc A LA? KAN. A. IL S. fr&ra.Sate derwood, from Gray Harbor for Hoa? 1 it with the bubbling, sporting Clisatological Experiment Station for tt rrw. f ,r Si. At 2. 21. lava for nearly a thousand feet Lai Art asd ArUsts Honolulu Flat ens ea S. S Ar?t, ar. 3. F. ROMFORD, Br. S, ar. Hon. fro 3 ALfIA. Gr. S, In oryyaiujj-fa- ltlrjw Domestic Service Outdoor Sports irXTXCaOLOOlCAI. EECOED. r?.--- Hi--t A?. 11. Newcastle, Sept. 4. drained off the r ALEXA?'DEK Ger. rp SANTA MARIA. Am. S. S froa R-f- or SEd tier was nothing to be- - seta in Water Supply U-z- 4 Zy-- rj S&dar Srctr. tr tt tr. Hcb- - fro.Ti Heib5rc Acr. Port Harford. Auz. 6. the depths cf Halentaaaiaa bst a cloud ALICE COVK.E. An. sfer from Hon. tSANTA RITA. Am S. S ar. Port St. TOR SALE AT THE of snsok-e- All the had 'gone. V rt Ls.'ow, Jcly L.?.i from Kahslai. Am. 5. fre fr TT RNER. w arians, ( SATL K3, L . . collier, ar. iion. fro-m- Tee Ees that there was a renewal 6 AMT Aa tsu Office AH News Curio Stores r. S. F. fr.sa Koa, Jsly 4. . Aug. 31. of activity was especially welcomed Gazette and and AsTEAl. Ac. DEbsm. zr. Dels- - j SPOKANE. Am. swfer., ar. Port Tows- - ' here from fact that the Elks - i Hilo, 21 2?. tie 15 CENTS EACH. POSTAGE 8 CE3T3. Brkwtr inns Aaz. J send from Hon., Jaly vol- ATLAC, Ax r. ar. Ix la ware BreakS. C ALLEN. Ass. lL,Wil!er, ar. Aber-- Lad arrived to visit the s'r Euhclai, Jaly 24. f de3 from Hoa Azg. 2T. es r.? ssd. the seosi greatest regret ALHEliT.faAr.-b- k froa Hilo for Portfs. G. WILDER. An. ck.. Jackson. heard whes the was first tde- - . nts ? AC2. xx. ! ar. . xri-zn a. K it ft t,i l !'? ii. in&aseri m cf ti-- s&2lenee "wa tsai j AMA.ov.f. IL S. frc-- S. F. for Hon., : SHERIDAN, I- - S. A. T froa Hoa J ! for Guam and Manila, Aug. 13. I tLe E:k w.sM have to retsrs to Hs-- r I i j t i ' AMERICA MARU. T. K. K. S, a,SIBE2L. P. 2L alofiLla ioiay' diaf-Iatd- At the Ytl-sjr- . Hcs,. - ar. Tcics. frcri from. Az.z. 27. LsEdln? f M.a- 17. f TENYO MAKU.'T. K. K. S. S ar tie A.z. w AS.SJE E. rtMALE. As. ar. A3 Ii JE. I! rsorsisf. i3 on,t wanf-iliu- - " a fir, ou ... nz si-e- wat l ITEXTO MARU. T. K. K. S. S froaaSIatI tbat 5r,tiiE a r!fof ANMf: JOiiNj:, As. ar. S. Tkbassa Ho-b- Asg. 21- - was a Iarga . ' r.i fir HilcataJEsrs. t!ir gTet Buy what you do, K?r J- V t- - r Hi' -'l .I.'. . i - ra t:-- ; ete4 Isua Aa. bk-- , ar. Hoa. Ha- - for S. F Sept.'. trs. i pr-par- j. through the classified A.-H- . - vke fcr tteasu TEXAN. ar. KaLi- i A Br. . Br!-- ! IT- JvrTO km--s r f j fa. VVy f Afifc tr. I iea n w as ia trera column. mRGINIAX, A.-F- L S ar. S. r. a.; s a it s E, at r:s-- f MA' V. .'!)'J.U.Li. At., tro-- . fnrs aiJta Srpt. a. lrz. - "- . IL MAESTOX. Aa cir ar. a F.i- - " AJiAUIA, Gr. S. N::s, ar. S.i frca HUo, Jslj 13. I MATHEiOX THE PACTJ10 COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY; SEPTEMBER 9, 1903.

divorce from her husband Llewllyn Castle & non-suppor- Cooke, 'Fraternal Meetings Napela Gay. She charges t, Ltd. auditdh and drunkenness, and cruelty. Her husband SHIPPING AND COMMISSION POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT KO. 1, has an annuity of $1500 a year, she MERCHANTS. I. O. O. F. ' Bigger Metta erery first and third Friday says. She asks the custody of their Sugar Factors and General Insnrane v. nt tho month, at 7:30 D. E-D- in two children, Eva six years of age, Agents. J? Odd Fellow' Hall, Fort Street. thejecisioii Visiting-- brothera cordially invited and Beatrice four months, and that a to attend. REPRESENTING Equipment K. JIEXAUGH. C. P. suitable allowance be made for their New England LA PIEKRE, Scribe. Mutual Life Insuraiea L. L. Fisher Thinks a General Act maintenance and for alimony for her- Company of Boston. EXCELSIOR LODGE NO 1. I. O. O. T. self. She also asks alimony pendente Aetna Fire Inaurance Co. ' 'very juesuny ryruiu. " Needed to Meet . National Insurance Co. Means Greater 7:30, in Odd Fellows Hall, Fort the lite. lire iTi y Co. Street. isiting brotners corui-all- Citizens' Insurance (Hartford Fire invited to attend. Situation. Judge Lindsay 'yesterday granted a Insurance Co.). N. An-ton- II. B. BKOWX. G. divorce to Laura M. Schauer from e Protector Underwriters of L. L. LA PIERRE. Secy. the Phoenix Demand for Frank Sch3uer on the ground of of Hartford. S, O. O. Legislature will have to HABMONY LODGE NO. I. F. "The meet non-suppor- t. mm .j Meets every Monday evening at 7:30. in Odd reliowt jisii, run the situation with a general act," said i - Captain Carter's Case. Street. Visiting- brothera cordi- Auditor Fisher, in speaking of deci- ally Invited to attend. 'the J. L1GHTFOOT, X. G. sion of the Supreme Court yesterday In the case of the Territory against E. K. HENDRY, Secy. on the appeal of .Tames A. Thompson Captain Carter for an assault on F, B. Burroughs' Adding j PACIFIC EEBEKAH LODGE NO. 1, from the Auditor's ruling refusing to Moore at the Naval Station some weeks GAS L O. O. F. ago, the County Attorney yesterday j. Meets every second and fourth issue a warrant' for the services of 1 p. Odd Machines j Thursday, at 7:30 m.. Thompson in typewriting the report of fiIed briefs in tie s"Preme Court. This j Hall. Visiting Kebekahs I Fellows' i j i i . i ii re eordiallv invited to attend. Commission. 13 on rom lue juagmen oi me, I1 FLORENCE LEE, X. G. the Tax The refusal was "I'P1 I ; or sal-ir- District Court finding Captain Carter ALICE NICHOLSON. Secy. based on the provision of the v ! 25- - Suilt-- V and fininS him The time OLIVE BRANCH REBEKAH LODGE NO. 2, appropriation that 'No officer or other V ( STOVES i. o. o. r. employe of Territory holding more ! for filinS briefs spired on Saturday The Waterhouse Co. j Meets every first and third the Thursday, at 7:30 p. m.. in Odd than one office or employment shall be an,i Attorney General Hemenway filed Fellows' Hall. Visitine Rebekahs 11 Judd Building.' 1 , - . . i one at tnat time, lne county Attor- are rnra.ativ.i invueui w aivciiu. authorized to draw more than the FRAXCIS BIXDT, X. G. ney, however, filed another brief yes- See us about' SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, Secy. fialary of the highest grade of the office I! or employment held by him, provided terday, also on behalf of the Territory. your dwelling OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371, F. & A. M. The question at issue is whether the Meets on the last Monday of each the aggregate of the salaries to any mjj month, at Masonie Tempie, at 7:30 p. person not one Territorial courts have jurisdiction in AUTOS AND m. Visitinj brethren are cordially shall exceed hundred case 6f assaults , by an fJ rited to dollars per month; and he shall be en- the committed M. M. JOHNSON, Yr. M. 1 officer of the Navy on the grounds of W. H. GOETZ, Secy. titled to no other or further compen- CARRIAGES REPAIRED This is a provision which a Naval Station. . LEAHI CHAPTER NO. 2, O. E. S. sation.' it - The Case. i' Honolulu Gas Go,, Meeta every third Monday of each has been usual to add to salary appro- Andrews Land Sensible, well-arrange- d Scliyman Carriage Go., Ltd. if Temple. Visitinir 'sisters and brothers j priation bills for a good many years, Deputy United States MarsWU Henry LIMITED A are cordially invited to attend. provision," continued Auditor Holt on the Matma FIVE BOOMS, CLARA M. SCHMIDT. W. M. "The. returned yesterday V ADELAIDE M. WEBSTER, Secy. is aimed a prac Fisher," at very bad Loa with a lot of witnesses for cases e, situate on tice, a practice that the provision has the United Court Bishop Street LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 3, O. E. S. in States District STEEET, Forcegrowth A Meeta at the Masonic Temple every MAKIKI MAKES second Saturday of each month, at practically prevented ever since it was from the Kona side of Hawaii. He PLANTS GROW p. m. Visiting equai both cars. 7:30 sisters and broth adopted. It used to be that clerks and i sailed 'again on the Mauna Kea at noon distant for era r eordiallv invited to attend. Hawaiian Fertilizer Co., Ltd. MIXXiK FRAZEE, W. M. employes in all departments were con- to subpoena a number of witnesses in SNAP BENT LOUISE Secy. stantly being appointed to do clerical Hilo and thereabouts in the Lorrin An- E. O. HALL & SON, LTD, LADIE3' AUXILIARY, A. O. H, DIVISION or other work from some other depart- drews land case. This is a proceeding Selling Agents NO. 1. Meets every first and third ment, typewriting and that sort of for certain lands owned by" Andrews Tuesday, at 8 p. m., in C. thing, and being paid for it in addition needed for a. right of way for the ex Mr. and Mrs. HalL tort Street r-- tm. i v isitine sisters are corai- - to their salaries. Ostensibly this work tension of the tracks of the Hilo Rail 7m, r) any invttea to attena. Hashimoto . MRS. K. CO WES, Pres. was done outside of office hours. But way to where the Hilo Breakwater is JOSEPHIXE DILLON. Sec. at- MASSEURS the result was that more and more being constructed. . The case is set for FOR SALE i MYSTIC LODGE NO. 2, K. Of P. tention was directed to securing this September 12. RHEUMATISM, MeeU on the aecond and fourth Tues- - sort extra, employment, BRUISES, .days of each month at 7:30 o'clock of and there In the Criminal Court. 3 11 111 r i ;7SsV V- Tlc in K. of P. Hall, corner Fort and was constant exercise of to get SPRAINS, i Beretania. Vibitine brothers cordi 'pull' Judge Bobinson yesterday swore in TIRED FEEL- ally invited to attend. it. The object of the provision was to the petit jury for the remainder of the r ING, and other W. U LYLE. C. C. do away They paid ailments quickly . F. WALDROX, K. R. S. with this. were term. Four of them. David K. Bent. A. BEACH a salary, for. their services to the gov - A LOT RELIEVED. T Rn;tpr. A - nm1 Snt- - HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. 1, PYTHIAN . -- 1 j a Sn;nPrr f "t j WALKER SISTERS. erntnent, and that was the extent of 444 KING ST; Meets every first and third Monday, livan, were excused for the term. S. A. AT OLD PALAMA BOAT AND at 7:30 p. m., at Knights of fythias public funds they could draw. Walker was excused until September WORKS Hall, streets. All Telephone 637 -- .MACHINE Fort and Beretania "Under this decision of the Supreme J: STREET visitors cordially invited to attend. 10, and James E. Jaeger and William KING MAKTHA AHKE.N S, M. H. C. Court it is clear the purpose can now SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, K. R. S. E. Paikuli were . excused until further best be secured by the passage of a notice. The following cases were set WAIKIKI KOA OAHU LODGE NO. 1, K. Of P. DESKS and general act covering the whole subject. Bril-liant- e, Meets every first and third Friday at for trial . today: Territory vs. FOUR 7:30 o'clock,. Pythian Hall, corner That means was proposed during the y POSTERS Cabinet Maker assault with deadly weapon-Territor- Beretania and Fort streets. Visiting and a to (100x150) PETES BEBO brothers eordiallv invited to attend. last Legislature, bill that vs. Inagi, running a "blind Cabinetmaker and Polisher A. DEERIXG, C. C. effect was drafted. But for some rea- , WING CHONG CO, J. W. WHITE, K. R. S. . pig; ' ' and Kanihi Kakalia, embezzle- - Repairing all kinds 1 of musical son it did not get through. It would King; and Bethel william Mckinley lodge no. 8, ment. K. of P. be much better to have a general act. Bankrupt Discharged. With Buildings , UNION STEEET, NEAE HOTEL - Meeta every second and fourth Srftur- for then in case by inadvertence or hday evening at 7:30 o'clock, in William H. Kelle, an employe of the Pythian Hall, comer Beretania and otherwise, there shoulu be a failure to Gun Leo Tai Co. fFort streets. Visitins brothers cordi postoffice, was given his discharge in EXCELLENT BATHING REDUCTION SALE ally invited to attend. put this provision in the appropriation W. U. A ZEE, U. U. bakruptcy in United States District Contractors, Builders, Fit bills, the general act will cover the sit the Painters INDIES' AND. GENTLEMEN'S E. A. JACOBSOX, K. E. S. Court yesterday. The amount of his uation." KOA FURNITURE TO ORDER. COURT CAMOES NO. 8110, A. O. T. liabilities was $568, and his assets HATS Meets every second and fourth Tues- The Supreme Court directed the Au day of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in nothing. CHEAP! King Street, near Nuuanu. San. Antonio Hall. Vineyard street. ditor to issue the warrant for the If. UYEDA Visiting brothers cordially invited to Judgment Confessed. Nut-an- a Ave. near Hotel St. ttend. amount due Thompson for the work for The most complete H. PEHKIRA, C. R. the. Tax Commission $60.40, on Judgment on a note for $450 was M. C. PACHECO, F. S. the and attractive curl ground that this was in the nature of confessed in Judge De Bolt's court yes- li CAMOES CIRCLE NO. 240, C. O. F. terday in the suit. of Ahu vs. Jesse P. John Neill Meets every second and fourth Thurs- a contract, and that by doing the work STEIN day of each month, at 7:30 p. in Makainai. ER'S 135 Merchant Street. Hall, Vineyard Thompson did not become an employe San Antonio street. i Island Curio Store Dealer in new and second hand ma-enner- y. Visiting companions are cordially in- of the Territory, or hold an employ Guardian Appointed. INVESTMENTS Automobiles and fine machin- vited to attend. Elite Building, Hotel MRS. HELEN M. PERRY, C. C. -- ment within the meaning of the act, Judge Lindsay yesterday appointed ery repaired. al- MR. L. A. PERRY. F. S. guardian per- On street. Visitors Ship and general blacksmithing. On this point the court says. Justice Kekaula Makanui of the ways welcome. COURT LUNALTLO NO. 6600, A. O. F. Ka-waipu- a, 'f Agent for Foos Gasoline Engines and - Wilder writing the opinion: son and the estate of Kamoonahu & Meeta every first and third Wednes- 1 Hamilton Machine Tools. RL ri day evenintrs of each month, at 7:30 The expenses of the tax commission an incompetent person. . t7 D. m.. in Pvtllian Hall, corner Fort Fort Street H. THOENE jff' and Beretania streets. Visiting broth- - were provided for in Act 127, S. L, A ers cordially invited. 1907, entitled "An act making appro CONTRACTOR PRECIOUS STONES A4 T. a BUICKWELL, C. R. JAS. K KAULIA. P. F. 8. priations for the departmental use of MAUNA KEA BROUGHT Nuuanu Street House Painting General Jobbinj wt in rings and brooches. Gold and the Territory," and which did not . silyer jewelry made to order at rea- HONOLULU AERIE 110, F. O. E. contain the provision in other Carpentering Meeta on second ana the act Repairing sonable prices. Your t 9VSw. - Furniture a Specialty trade solicited. V fourth Wednesday eveii-- which has been referred to.5 in? of each month, at It is clear, and conceded, that WITNESSES IN TIME 1124 UNION ST. Telephone 42 SUN WO' " 7:30 o clock, in Pythian Thompson, Hall, corner Beertania and Fort streets. Visit by virtue of being a clerk -- i'f CnAN CHEW, Manager. inar Eaglea are invited to attend. of the court, is an officer of the Terri- H JS03 Maunakea St. P. O. Box 943 W. L. FRAZEE. W. P, tory, and it is equally clear that doing Kaailehua, indicted in the United T. KUNIKIYO H. T. MOORE, Secy. FLORIST. the work in question for the tax com- States District Court for bigamy, plead HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 51, A A. of M mission did not make him hold more LARGE LOT Fort Street, next Kash Store. Amrlcan Ti. European Plain m ic P. than one office. The question, then, is, ed guilty yesterday, and was sentenced Fresh flowers daily. Violets. Carna Meets on the first Sunday tions, Asters, Roses and an assortment evening ot each monin, at Did Thompson, by virtue "of his con to four months' imprisonment by Judge ii of decorative plants. Orders H I I Ml' In ili at Odd Fellows tract with the tax commission, become Dole. He had pleaded not guilty, and Near the Dole Cannery for table OTEL TT.ll All KAiniirmnip hreth an employe of Territory or hold flowers promptly filled. Telephone 635. aV "Hoar Hotcl for PtaatAiitajT ren are cordially invited to the his trial was set for yesterday. But TnoaitnT Gucar. in thc Hkamt or tni attena. an employment within the meaning of Crrv. Sunny no Worthy when the witnesses against him from with hanv SuiTta SinLC By order President, the statute referred to? I eaia all Connccrio with baths. , A. TULLETT. A common Hawaii came in on the Mauna Loa and Sv&sim SuMiara Ram. Ctmim Unnciura FRAXK C. POOR. Secy. and ordinary meaning of FOR LEASE For Kimonos the word "employe" is one who works the Mauna Kea, he weakened, and CAMP NO. 1, a SEE n. a. w. v. for salary or wages under direction?. changed his plea to guilty. - Among the NORMANDIE See 15 Cyc. 1032, Century Dictionary. Convca) Strrrcaj ano Gouh Sthccts Meets every first and third Wednesday of him was the Hon. and each month in Waverley Hall, corner Bethel We think this is the sense in which it witnesses against K. and Hotel Streets, at 7:30 p. m. is used in the appropriation bill. Rev. William Kamanu, who performed Fukuroda SAN rPvANCISCO By order of the Camp Commander, It ALL COLORS AND PRICES. S'r- - J. K. BROWX. Adjutant. also involves the idea of continuity of the marriage ceremony, which, up to the I service and excludes that of being en- present, he had denied. Kamanu is pas Y. WO SING & CO. MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL ASSO gaged for a special or single transac- 4 CIATION. - tor and also District Magistrate at Pa Meets second and fourth Mondays of each tion. As was said by the U. S. Su- I 1126-112- 3 Nuuanu Avenue. month at the new K. of P. Hall, corner tort preme Court in Louisville etc., Rail- hoa, in the Hawaiian Mahogany . Lum WANT A. A. WILSON. and Beretania streets. Co. v. 13S U. S. not ex- "K. HUGHES. Pres. road Wilson, 501, 505, ber Company region, and it was FRESH ISLAND BUTTER H. G. WOOTTEX, Secy. "the terms 'officers' and 'employes' pected that Deputy United States Mar The- both, alike, refer to those in regular General HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1. O. shal would be able to subpoena Contractor P. O. Box &S2. Telephone 233. R. M. and continual service. Within the ry nolt Meets every first and third him in time for him to get here. But Office, 5S Toung BIdg. Tel. 159. l hnrsdsv of each month, in K. acceptation of the terms, one FURNISHED of P. Hall, corner Fort and who is engaged to render service in the Elks' excursion taking the Mauna Beretania streets. VUitin i . . .. . a JOE CREAM AND CAKES uroinersi coraiaiiv.... Invited to particular transaction is neither an Kea over to Hilo on an extra trip en- attend. officer nor an employe. They imply this witness to get here. Served Dally. A. B. ARLEIGH, Sachem. continuity of service and exclude those abled COTTAGE! Cation, Neill & Company, Ltd. EXCXPTION.1L QUALITY A. E. MURPHY. C. of R. employed for a special and single Though Kaailehua was only sentenced MANY FLAVOES HONOLULU LODGE 616, B. P. O. E. transaction. An attorney of an indi- to four months' imprisonment, he was In- - ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS. ) Honolulu Lodge Xo. 616, B. vidual, retained for a single suir, is in jail from December to June awaiting Perfection Home Bakery P. O. E., will meet in their not his employe. It is true, he has trial, and was then released on his own QUEEN AND RICHARDS STREETS. H ueretama and Lmma Streets. hall. King street near Fort, engaged to render services, but his en- every recognizance. Boilers re-tub- ed with charcoal-iro- n Friday evening. By gagement is rather that of a contract YOUR YARD or order of the E. R. or than that of an employe." steel tubes. General ship work. High W. II. McIXERXY, E. R. The contention of the auditor if tip-hel- d Two or Three Rooms Enough and Low - ALL JAPANESE BEAD II. C. EASTOX, Secy. would lead to results not .'ontpm- SAYS HAIKU LANDS HO Very Responsible Party plated by the statute. For instance. " YAMATOYA," HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB. an attorney could not be engaged by S on the first and third Fri- - ALL KINDS OP THE HAWAII SHINPO days.fat 8 o'clock, in rooms in the attorney general and paid out of 1 1 i r t i i r entrance on the incidental fund of his department BETTER T UMAOPO SHIRTS, PAJAMAS KIMONOS An authority among Japanese News- vr w sj i u kurrv. and J. M. MarKIXXOX. Chief. in more than one case a month if tLe paper?, published in the Territory of JOHN MACAULAY, Secy. bill for services were over $100, uor MADE TO ORDER. Hawaii. could anyone do "(Vrri-tor- y work for the Oma-opi- o 246 10-pag- e CHUNG WAH LODGE NO. 4, K. Of have 'seen both the lands of M Fort St., just above Orpheum.J The only Illustrated Japan- - P. of the kind here, namely, type- "I Daily Meets every second and last Tnesdav at and the lands in Haiku Bald in Existence. its hall. Vineyard street, at 7:30 p. m. Visit- writing, if should cost more that 32-pa- it than Sunday Issue is the Best Ad--Ttisir- ff ing brother aro cordially invited to attend. $100 in one month. win offers in exchange for them," saii Medium. SAHIEIj L. WOXO, C. C. WOXG KIM CHOXG. K. of R. & Divorce Court. L. L. McCandless, who has just re: Job Work in Japanese and Chinese a S. In the HAWAII CHAPTER NO. 1, ORDER OF Helen K. Kealamoku hasbrought a turned from his political tour of Mani, JOW'T WORR EAMEHAMEHA. suit for divorce against her "and I can tell you this, that so far Meeta every first and third Thursday even- - husband, in of each month at 7:30 o'clock in Fra Charles Kealamoku, charging adultery as water supply is concerned the ternity Hall, Odd Fellows' Building, on Fort We will buy vonr Diamonds, old Great Reduction non-suppor- t. Haiku lands are no ..better off Street. and than the watches and jewelry for spot cash. In price of X. FERXAXDEZ. Omaopio lands. They say the Knauhau. Tudge Lindsay yesterday granted a that PILLING AND BOAD MATERIAL divorce to Kalan; from her hus-- Omaopio lands are so dry that thev. SONS OF ST. GEORGE LODGE NO. 353. Pahaka r 19 'TerT second and fourth Thursday band, S. Pahaka, on the ground of can not oe divided up into home-wher- e H,,,l Visiting brothers cordially to attend. desertion. steads. But I'd like to know if ISAAC COCKE anv homesteaders are troin? Boom 180 Masoon Block TT. W. P Rea Jane Gay filed to get a 1018 JOHN RICHARDSON. Becy. has a libel for water supply on the llaiku lands," Nuuanu Ave., and Branch, Fort t., near uotei. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1908. AN ATHLETIC LOCAL BREVITIES. Lctters in this office for "M. L.", THERMOMETER "II. C." and "A. II." B Futeen drunks were up for sentence o in police court yesterday. WHITNEY & IABSII The thermometer doesn't A public reception for 09 jj J Mr. and Mrs. W j exercise himself bv trvinu .Loersole will be gwen at Central Union a to jump past the highest church on Thursday evening. number on the scale or lhe ilawauan band will play this o ' g f s " j evening at the Moana Hotel in honor out of the end of the , -- of California's Admission Day celebra J I-- - tube up in College Hills tion. I P 1 El it's cool up there. Cool 03 Judge John Lot Kaulukou has filed H j NEW breezes are always com- Lis -- NEW oath of office and leaves shortly W ing down the valley. You to become District Magistrate of North M can buy a splendid lot for .Nona. little money. Break away J. J. Combs of the Kalihi Store was from the rent habit and fined $100 and costs in police court 3'esterday THE FAMOUS GURNEY own your own home. You .for selling liquor without a license. -- purchase the lot and we IT IS THE GREATEST ICE SAVER KNOWN. NOTE THE REMOVABLE Kaanaana,-- a will build tou a home. Hawaiian, who stabbed SOLD ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. wash his wile in the arm with a pocket knife, was sent to prison yesterday W. ,W. DIH70ND & COI1PANY, LTD. 1 for y four months. 53-55- aiS KING STREET, HONOLULU. ; Honolult Aerie 140, F. O. E., will Htk &o.$ meet in K. of P. Hall this evening at Linen Suits and Goats feti 7:30. All sojourning members of the order are cordially ined to attend. Governor Carter has resigned as a Rain Coats in Silks member of the Board of Agriculture IHJMTB and Forestry. He expects to sail by EmM R the Korea for an extended trip $25 abroad. at $5.00 are better and Cravenettes A meeting for the benefit of Aliio-lan- i Will be paid by the .HAWAIIAN GA- College will be held on Friday, value than any hat - CO.yLTD., for the arrest and September 11, at Mr. , Emmeluth's i ZETTE AIL made. material "of any person found stealing store. friends who are interested, The conviction please attend. jC Childrens' Waterproof Coats the Advertiser from ad- is topies'of The Aloha superior and the of subscribers. Temple of the Mystic dresses Shrine is to hold its ceremonial session C. S. CRANE, Saturday, November 14. There will be hat retains its shape twenty or more and a i " , Manager. initiates street the end. parade as usual. , to We have 'I The Kaupnkalua Wine Company on them in all styles. Maui will have an output of 30,000 gallons of wine this year. About 1700 P gallons of high proof brandy have been Boys of distilled to. fortify it. with. , ALIIOLANI COLLEGE The members of the local branch of leacon Hats A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB BOYS. the National Association of Letter Car- . Offers a sound -- practical College the Fleet riers celebrated the second anniversary and education, preparing for Business or entrance. Campus of five acres at mouth of Talolo Valley. Enlarged staff of a good meal, of their organization with a dinner at are a Knox product When you want the Union Grill Monday night. competent Masters. Matron attends to comfort of students. with cold" beer and other good Hugh Burroughs, the young Virgin- weir made through- GENERAL, COMMERCIAL AND AGRICULTURAL COURSES.

jnade him- R things to drink with it, call at ian who has a nuisance of Knox-al- AGENT-FO- HAWAII FOR self on the streets and to many resi- out. A l-

dents, and who seemedunable to keep the-way-throu- THE SPRAGUE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL OF LAW. yesterday gh, sober, was eent to the reef but they sell for i$3.50 at Course now being organized. Next Term Commences September 14. for three months on a charge of vag- WARDEN, REV. F. FITZ. PRINCIPAL, L. G. BLACKMAN. Cafe rancy. ; '. Palace - 7th Avenue, Kaimuki. P. O. Box 502. Telephone 970. Melville Schweitzer, who7 is passing SILVrM9S ..TOGGERY- through on Teoyo Maru, is a con- Opposite the Executive Building, the trolling partner in a big firm on tho Elks' Building, King Street. Phone 651. On the Road Up from the Docks Coast which supplies the T.'K. K. and other steamship and railroads with steward's department supplies, etc. He is on his honeymoon, and while in the mbroidered Mandarin is Orient did a cold storage business for his firm. BUSINESS LOCALS. The Waipahu Chinese gamblers ar Coats, made of pure silk, in izes suitable for ladies rested Saturday night by Chief Kala Exclusive Line of Co to the Royal Annex, Nuuanu and kiela were arraigned in jpourt yesfer and children. Silk cases for handkerchiefs. Fancy Merchant streets, for meals or drinks. day, but their cases were postponed to Mrs. Sackwitz, Viavi representative, Thursday on request of their attorney, lacquer boxes for handkerchiefs, gloves and collars. is now with Mrs. More, Harrison Blk. Mr. Chilhnsworth. , Several barrea Boys' School Shoes were pre , -- Dr. Monsarrat has returned to Hono- doors and other furniture Hand-mad- e sewing baskets. was - te. lulu and resumed "his practise. Tele? sented as evidence that gambling Nothing- like them in town- - they're new and up-to-da- House phono 1392. : Winf carried on. The is lo They're selling rapidly because boys and parents like them cated on the lower side of the rail- A professor of radiotherapy will Waipahu depot. on sight. take charge of a few cases of pul- road track at . They're graceful and stylish not the awkward looking monary tuberculosis. , shoes usually sold for school shoes. See the manager of the Oahu Ice and TANSAN DON'T PAY. Company serving yoa con Made by an Eastern manufacturer who makes boys' shoes Electric about Where to get the stuff is what " - NUUANU ABOVE HOTEL ST. exclusively. , with ice at low rates. cerns people who want Tansan, not s - Bo Vo, on Hotel street, near- Smith, fuss over the question of agency. 1 is an exceedingly skilful artisan who manufactures jewelry, to order. am, "at th4 present time, and will be for McINERNY only person SHOE STORE Len Chny, at Beretania avenue and some time to come, the in Smith street, will supply many varie- Honolulu who can fill, orders . for Tan Mclntyre Bldg. Fort Street, near King. ties of cut flowers for any occasion. san. I have neither agents nor solici Safety I'au-ka-han- a is the greatest enemy tors, and no orders will be filled unless Absolute known to dirt. It is good for clothes to me personally and accom when CORNS ARE and good for floors. All grocers sell it panied by the cash. Every home should have a Victor H. ROSENBERG, FAREWELL NAVY DANCE TRIMMED with the talking" machine. . New machines and Dealer in Tansan. records at Bergstrom Music Co., agents. Ever Ready CORN Jane Lishmait More shows some es pecially beautiful pieces of decorated Everything is in readiness for the AT SEASIDE TONIGHT china in her window's in the Harrison grand ball to be given this evening at KNIFE. block. the Moana Hotel by the Native Sons twenty A bov between "sixteen and and Daughters of the Goldon West. It There will be a farewell dance for years of age, meeting the requirements, V behooves all who have secured invita- the officers and men of the Pacific fleet Esssssssssssssa Sold only by ' .may find a good position by reading the ! at- flip- RpnsiflA TTntpl toniorht.- Thft nnh- - T: 111 classified ads. tions to be on hand, for, as is well x 'I When downtown don't forget to try known, Californians are noted for their lie is cordially invited to attend. a foda or ice cream at fountain of Hol-liot- er generous hospitality, and upon this oc esssssa miSQtt, SMITH S CO.,1. LTD Drug Co. The only expert mix- casion nothing will be left undone that HOESE ALMOST KILLED. W'tth Every Modern city. Convenience ologist in the . will add to the comfort and enjoyment While racing along King street near jU' L J Hotel and Fort Streets. 11. Rosenberg, Waverley block, who may Alapai evening several bluejackets wholesale dealer in Tansan mineral of all attend. last water, is making a special price on driving two buggies got mixed up in Hawaiian fejotel bits of five or more cases. an accident, and although the sailors A handsome little booklet, "The were uninjured, one of the horses, Wood- Proper Treatment for Floors. driven head-o- n with terrific force iW L work and Furniture," is offered free ! For B S f a telephone & Mothers against pole, dropped to on request at Lewers Cooke, Ltd. the ground, apparently lifeless. The If vou want a genuine Knox hat, R something that will be correct as to buggy was broken, but the damage can flLEXflltPE YOflllG HUB stvle and superior to any other hat You 'will have to look around for be repaired for about $20. The sailors as to finish, see those at bilva s 'iog-- school supplies for the little ones soon. reported the accident to the Club or CAFE gory. We can supply you with the best at Stables, from which the rig was hired, WhPn the Alameda comes in next the lowest prices. and Dr. Eowat was called to examine Califor- Fridav morning it means fresh the animal. At first was thought nia fruits, and vegetables, oysters and it AH PING OlHf NEH butter for Henry May & Co., the pop- Children's School Hats that the horse had been killed outright, IS ular grocers; phone 22. but late last evening there wal better Miss Power is in receipt of her fall White, plain colors and fancy plaids, news. The horse recovered conscious- OF THE SUGAR SEIZED millinery and it is being greatly ad- all new. 75C, $1, to 3.ou ness, and will probably live. mired. "Some of the hats have already been worn at receptions and have at- FBAUD IK EMIGRATION. tracted a great deal of favorable at- Children's Hose In the proceeding to determine the tention. Japan Gazette. Mr. Hagiwara, Di ownership of certain sugar produced on rector the Commercial That the people of the Pacific Coast Black cotton; good quality of Bureau in the the Kipahulu Sugar Company planta- appreciate Q,ueen Insurance Co. Foreign Office, in accordance with the the 3 pairs for 50c; 20c, 25c. and tion, which had been taken on execu- since the San Francisco fire is demon- order of the Foreign Minister, has ad of Hawaiian Trust 35c. a pair tion by the High Sheriff, Judge Lindsay strated in the a to tne of Co. in this issue. The figures are ex given warning Governors yesterday rendered a decision holding of Children's black ribbed lisle hose, Fu-kuok- a ceedingly interesting. Kanagawa, Hyogo, Nagasaki, and that the sugar in question was the prop- fine quality 4Ccjnd 50c. a pair It's easy to own a fine library by Prefectures against the preva- erty of Ah Ping, who is operating the buying books on the easy monthly pay- Children's tan and white cotton lence of an illegal practice among the plantation under a contract with the ment plan from E. llerrick Brown & hose 35c. a pair ribbed intending Japanese emigrants to go to Company and II. Hack-fel- d Co.." and Alakea Kipahulu Sugar corner Merchant he United .States, its territories, and streets. IVmblcdav, Page & Co. 's new Mioses' black and white lisle hose.. & Co., and that the execution was "Nature Library" just received..' . 50c. a pair Canada by means of passports of legally levied. others. Some persons cause their A Full Line cf Children's and Misses The High Sheriff, by his deputy, NEW BAKE SHOP. friends staying in these foreign coun- A Underwear tries to send by post certificates issued George Sea, levied on about $3300 worth ArticUs of association of the Man- by the Japanese Consuls for the latter of sugar on two executions, one in favor hattan Caf and P.akery Company were Lustre authorizing their return after a sojourn nf Walter P S)iiflil anil the other in Treasurer Ladies' Skirts abroad. Then the filed with the that thev are return inr,"; of T. U. Co. HackfeM yesterday. The incorporators are B. J. Black, and black with white stripes; eign countries designated in the said & Co. at once notified the High Sheriff uierrero, Mrs. E. B. Guerrero, J. M. plain and embroidered ruffles; very certificates, apply to the Prefectural that they claimed this property. The Kuza-rio- . S'' Keanu, Charles O 'Sullivan. Joe pretty; look like silk Governors for the renewal of their High Sheriff petitioned the court to re- passports. Among those "who have ac- M. Lichandra, Joe Coelho Jr., W. T. Davies & Co. P. $1.75, $2, $2.50 and $2.75 tually return! from abroad are per- quire Shields and II. E. Bal and M. K. Toreira. The capital sons who first themselves seeure pass- to interplead, so the ownership of the is fixed at $2000 with ""the right to in- ports and then transfer them to others property could be determined. This crease to $2.".00", and the object of the to enable wrong persons to go abroad. was done, with the result that the prop- H.S. Sachs Dry Goods Go., Ltd. The Tokio Foreign Office now asks the corporation is to run a bakery and local Governors to take stricter control erty was held to be that of Ah Ping, restaurant in Wailuku. Corner Port and Beretania Streets over such people. and properly levied on. Js. w

ti THE PACTPIO COlSfXSCIAIi ADVERTISER H0K0Z.T7I.tr, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 9, 1306.

3 w Me tw HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE 5 nr Canadian-Australia- n Royal Mail line MARINT! UKPflRT Halstead & Co., Ltd. Pacific Railway Co, .Honolulu, Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1903. tzTr,am TTintiinir in connection itb the Canadian STOCK AND BOND on or about the following dates: (From San Franeisco Merchants cqmpanyJ I aall at Honolulu Ex Capital, i IX) H FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. change.) SjiiJMnrMJ NAME OiTfiTOCK. Paid Up Bill. I Ask 19 MARAMA SEPTEMBER 15 MANUKA ..SEPTEMBER 14 Tuesday, September 8. li OCTOBER 16 AORANGI OCTOBER MA3AMA 11 Seattle Arrived, bept. 5, U. S. A. Mkrcaktilk. NOVEMBER 14 MOANA .. ,. NOVEMBER T. Dix, heme Aug. 26. C. Brewer ft t'n..... 12.000,000 BROKERS AO RANG I ... DECEMBER Sugar. DECEMBER 12 MAKURA Ahukini Sailed, Sept. ! UOANA JANUARY 6 4, schr. Alice Ewa S.OOO.roo, 20 ...... 275j f! AORANGI McDonald, for Coast. H". Agricultoriil 1 OO.OHO' tool , FOR SALE FEBRUARY & ..15 Fanning Island. MOANA .. . . Urisbane Arrived, Sept. 6, S. Haw t orn M,i!r 2 812.755 100! ,0t LOANS NEGOTIATED "Will call at S. Maw ftigar o tr 2.00 .000, 20 35 DAVIES & CO., Aorangi, hence Aug. 22. Honotnu 750.000! 100 THEO. H. UU . Members Honolulu Stock GENERAL AGENTS. San Francisco Arrived, Sept. 8, S. Punahou District Honokaa. ...-.- . '.Z.. 2.00".0(i0; 20: u S. hence Sept. 1. Haiku...... , 500, oo i loo; Exchange Lurhne, Sailed, Hutcninson Bug tl&t f ; 1 y iept. s, p. m., fc. S. Asia, for Hono Two-Btor- house, modern; lot 'o.. 5,000,000 Si . Kithuku 500.000; FOR SALE. lulu. 75x125 .$4500.00 ...J.. w Steamship Co. Time Table Koloa 500.0001 100 " Kahnlm Arrived, Sept. 7, S. S. MeBry.ie ug Co Ltd . 3300,"M) 20 "a Oceanic "iii A few fine building lots on Kalifcl will Single Fare, Texan, from Honolulu. Oabu Sugar Co M00.000: 20. 27 2774 On and after June 24, 1908, the SALOON BATES be: Sept. Kaimuki Onomea...... 1,000,000; Soad, opposite the Kamehameha Boys San raiicitco Arrived, 9, Ookala '.,. 500.0"0: 20 12" rooms extra. School, at short distance from car-Un- a. 165: Bound Trip, $110. Family Am. schr. II. C. Wrigat, from Mahu- - Dlaa Co Ltd 5,000 000 20! ill ll two-bedroo- fugr 4 New bungalow; m .1 These lots are the RAN FRANCISCO. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. kona. Sailed. Sept. 9, A.-H- . S. S. Ari- - Oluwalu X50.00C: 100 remainder of a nr PHUuhmi sug Co- partially-settle- d SEPTEMBER 16 Honolulu. corner lot 100x150... ..$2750.00 flan 5,iooiOi m is" tract, the best in orPTPMRFR 1t ALAMEDA ...... zonan, for racinc . . MK).O0,; ,100 . . whole1 Kalihi; . have good, rich soU, ALAMEDA OCTOBER 7 Novo Sailed, Sept. 9, Am. schr. PhU. ..: 750 ooc; 100 '.:::. tn : and Arnnr.R 03' ALAMEDA ' OCTOBER 28 Robert Searle. Kaimuki Hispeeke ... 750.0t0 liX 14 " ample government .water supply, and AHH Piopeer v.. 2.750,0001 100 u- - are accessible from a good street, lined 'xnVKMBEE 13 NOVEMBER 18 VVaalua Agri Co ;. 4.500 000; 100! r-- ALAMEDA ...... 85 S3 rftwIjJ i- ;.. electric lights. Wanting ti ii J PORT OF HONOLULU. A choice building lot of half Wailaku i ..... 1,500.000; loo with to close 252.000; 100 vii"' ZZ out his tract, I offer the lots at 'ha ailiTicr of the above steamers, the agents are an acre .$1000.00 Waimea Sugar mTu'.' half ;k 125,000; 100 the prices formerly obtained, on pay- to intending passe ngers, Coupon Through Tickets by any ARRIVED. MlSCELLAKHO'S prepared to is Inter-Jslan- d 8-- 1,50C,000 HX)' ment of $50 down in . . n : -- 11 ;.fs ;n tVio T?n it Ad States, and from Tuesday September 8. Co.... and balance small railroad, from an xrancieco w 1 Kaimuki Hw hlectric Co .... 50 ,000 100; ti's"' "i." monthly pavments without interest. it xme u htr. Matma Kea, Ireeman, from K '!" A i. Co Pfd.. . New York by any eieamsnip iu wiwau l,iso.a 100 ' H. SCHNACK, 137 Ililo, 6:30 a. m. H R T A Co Corn. .. 60 J. Merchant St. For further particulars apply to . Two lots near car line "on high Co T. K. S. S. Tenyo JIntual Tel ;.;.. l).000i 10 K. Maru, Bent, . WM. G. IRWIN & CO.; LTD., ground, partially cleared... $ 800.00 vahiku Rubber to... bO.000 100 ...... trom the Urient, 6 p. m. . Nshika Kubber Co ... A sses. 100 Zi FOR SALE. ' M AGENTS. O li Co... R4 100 . Galvanized sheet steel tanks, sky DEPARTED. ' hilo K R co. '.:.:...;. i.ooo.ooo; .20: Str. W. G. Hall, Thompson, for Ka- College Hills Honolulu Brewing A lights, gutter, ridging, leader and air H Maittng Co Lta ... 2qi AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N STEAMSHIP COMPANY. uai ports, 5 p. m. 400.000 pipe. Any shape, any size, any weight. Two-bedroo- Haw Piatapple Co. .... 400,000, , 20; lira-pro- - cottage, good lo stock or order. . Kibhed or of NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. WEEKLY SAILINGS VIA Sir. Noeau, for Honokaa and Kukui- Amt. out In to FROM cation: lot 100x150 .$2750.00 Bonds standing wire skylight glass. Estimates om TEHUANTEPEO. haele, 5 p. m. ' I , Haw Ter 4 t c (Fire anything in our line. South Str. Ke Au Hou, for Kauai ports, 5 - umims). 315,000 at all times at the Company's wharf, 41st Street, & ." Freight received p. m. ft. Haw Ter 4 pc (Ke- - Job work in sheet metals solicited. Brooklyn. 6ilO,cO0 - 1 EMMELUTH & CO., XTD., Str. Jlikahala, Tullett, for Molokai Liberal terrns on all above proposi Haw Ter 4Je.'.' 1.000,000 U : W AND TACOMA TO Phone 211 . 145 King FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN- FROM SEATTLE and Maui ports, 5 p .m tions. - Hawier4 po 1.000.000 v , CISCO. HONOLULU. Str. Mauna Kea, Freeman, for Maui Maw ier 8 p c 1 044.000 HwGov't5 p c..'. ..;. 31.000 saif SEPT. 14 12 noon. , - .i ALASKAN to ...' VIRGINIAN to sail SEPT. 20 and Hilo (volcano), Cal Beet bug & kef FOR RENT. VIRGINIAN to sail OCT. 5 "Waterhouse Trust" tfo8pc 1,000,000; 1 0 Fine PASSENGERS. (j p residence, Wahiawa; pineappla HONO Haiku c. 800,000 100 14 FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO land Palolo. , further information apply to Arrived. Hamukua Ditch o at LULU. For Per T. K. K. S. S. Tenyo Maru, from Upper Ditch 6 p Q.... 200,000 TOR SALE. 9 HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Corner Fort and Merchant Streets Haw Com & ARIZONAN sail SEPT. IL Sugar . to Yokohama, September 8. I or Hono Co 5 p c ...... Pineapple land at Wahiawa and Ft? Agents, Honolulu. l6n.coo P-W- COLUMBIAN to sail SEPT. 23 sugar p lolo. L. HOWARD C. P. MORSE, lulu: A. J. Gault, K. Iwakami. Haw 6 c. 475 000 Freight received at Company 's wharf, Throih: W. R. Bagnall, A. P., Bar Hilo R ROn8 pp...... 1.00P.OO0 Tel. 181 Room 3, Jdclntyre Building Greenwich Street. General Freight Agent. Honokaa Bug ;o 8 p c .000 1(0 rett, Mrs. A. P. Barrett, two children Hon ft T A Co 6 p c. - 67,000 t " and nurse: M. A. Beck, Miss M. Kabuku 6 p o...... 200,000 110 CO. Brown, S. R. Burton, Dr. T. Mciiryde 8ug Co 6 p ic 2,000.000 .94 MATSON NAVIGATION Caldeon, O R fe I. co 6 p c 2.(XW,000 16I" Albert F. Afbng San Fran-- Chan Po Ling, Miss Leane thvaher, HAVE YOU Oahu Sugar Co 5 pc: )0 000 tn above company will ply between Honolulu and )laa Co 6 ... Se Vessels of Rev. F. W. Clampett, Master , Ewing Sugar P c. 1,250.000; ' 832 FORT SEEET Pacille sugar Mill- sirro on or about tho dates mentioned below: A; Colby, Leave Honolulu. C'lampett, Miss M. Miss E. Co 8 s,. ':3SO.O("ioi ' v" . . Arrive Honolulu. !00 - V' Cole-man- , R. Cook, p c 45(J,0t7O Sept. 26 - Oct. 5 J. Miss u. Deaton, GOT THE ' Pai6 LURLINE S. de Miranda, R. C. Dnmson, Lieut. Pionper4Mili Coft p c. 1.250,0001 10 HILONIAN Sept. 30 Oct 6 VVaialua Ag Co 5 p C. 1.5oo,ooo! I STOCK AND BOND BROKER Nov. 6 - Nov. 17 M. J. de Rueda, Mrs. M. J. de Rueda, LURLINE Madame J.Vde Valmont and maid, Mrs. HILONIAN Nov. 23 2Z.IZZ pa;L t33 per cent. paid. Member Honolulu Stocfe C. G. Edwards, J. F. Elliott, Thomas HABII? and Bond Mrs. Thomas Efetill and ' Excbanft Passenger Bates to San Francisco First Cabin. 160. Round Trip, First Estill, infant, Session Sales. .. Miss Olive Estill, Miss Katherine Es- - CUb, Ilia. CASTLE & COOKE, LTD., Agents. the Wireless Telegraph habit 20 TIon:'li. ',1. Co.. 17. till. --Master R. C. Estill, Miss B. Fish, Capt, C. Germandt, F. A. Grow, Mrs. we mean. Between Boards. S. S. CO., OCCIDENTAL & ORIENTAL F. A. Grow, Gustav Herbst, Miss A. None. . ' - - . PACIFIC MAIL Don't spend a week in worv Real Estate S. S. CO., AND TOYO KISEN KAISHA. Hogan, K. Iwakami, M. R. Jeffries, D. II. Jeffries, K. B. Jeffries, Miss Phode ry try wireless for business HAWAIIAN above companies will call at Honolulu and leave this " DEVELOPMENT CO. Steamers of the Kemmiss, T. Kafuku, N. Kobayashi, Cjardsr ' ' port on or about the dates mentioned below: Mrs. N. Kobavashi, Lieut. C. E. Laws, and personal communications Professional - LIMITED . FOR THE ORIENT. FOB SAN FRANCISCO. Li Chirlg Hsiang, Lin Thian Kit, F. with other islands. Cash, must i accompany, yd F. B. McSTOCKER . - Managti ASIA SEPTEMBER 15 TENYO MARU. SEPTEMBER 8 v. Livingston, W. C Mclntyre, Airs. copy. No, deyxatiOtt from tii.riia. STANGENWALD" BUILDING MONGOLIA SEPTEMBER 21 KOREA SEPTEMBER 21 W." C. Mclntvre and two children, T. ")r . Cable Address: Develop HONGKONG MARU. ... .OCTOBER 2 AMERICA MAKU OCTOBER 2 Minoda, G. Nakayama, Miss V. New-comb- e, P. O. Box 263 Rob-so- n, JAMES T. TAYLOK; M. Am. Boc. C. E. Paul . Revent, Robert JI. Consulting HydrauUe Engineer. 511 H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents. Mrs. L." C. Rogers, Miss L. Sco-vil- l, Melville Schweitzer, Mrs., Melville Stangenwald BIdg. - Phone :53.r CHAS. BEEWER & CO.'S Schweitzer, Miss Bertha Smith, E.' R. NEW YORK LINE Swift, A. C. Vroman, Mrs. VVm. Web CHINA VAX&TUi& o Phone 63 Queen Street ster, Miss Webster, W. E. Weed, Y. M. J. LISHMAN 'MORE Classes in . Regular line of vessels plying 205. Veto. k ' TPIICT rnMDANV china painting. Orders solicited. . between New York and Honolulu. HUSTACE-PEC- K COMPANY, LTD., Mil Per str. Manna Loa, from Kau, Sep Studio, Harrison block. Telephone FOOHNG SUEY will probably GENERAL CONTRACTORS. tember 8. Chas. N. Forbes, Dr. Wm. 1346. , 7963 sail "from New 'York on Novem- .. ; Dealers in Brigham, C. B. Thompson, Miss E. Ma-- ber 1, 1908. Subject to change 1 notice. Rock, and Black Sand, Fire Wood, Stove and comber. C B. Macomber. JVliss J. iviaia NURSE. without Crashed White kaua, Miss E. Malakaua, Miss B. Daw: FREIGHT TAKEN AT LOW-- ; Steam Coal, Blacksmith Coal, Hay, Grain, Garden Soil and son, Master K. Iowane, Master. X SPECIALIST in, pulmonary tubercu ' EST RATES, Manure. : Wills, Master R. Waiau, Master Joe I RENT TRUST CO., Ltd. loses will take charge of cases. freight rates apply to this office. 8133 For Draying and Heavy Teaming a Specialty. Ahu, M. Campbell, H. Holt, Miss Z. "234," CHAS. BREWER & CO., Petermann, Miss N. Petermann, Miss L: 27 Kilby St., Boston? I . CO- t G. Petermann, Miss L. Ohu, Miss Al. .. THEO. H. DAVIES & - ! Forrest, Wm. . Meinecke, Rev. J. N. Classified Advertisements v Honolulu. Kamoku, L. Kaapana, L. Van Mao, kecompxay 126 PHONE A. Lincoln Cash mast the UniOn-PaCif- Miss L. Haae, Master H. iC Transfer Go. Miss J. Apele, Miss M. Ahuna, Mrs, TO LET copy. No deviation, from this rule. KING 58 Kaeo and child. Miss Kaeo, Miss M. HOTEL JEFFERSON Kukaulua, . ; Leslie, Master Ieslie, John 2 bedrooms $10.00 . WANTED. r inOS. lj. V HI Lf, VL IHi ILi. JVttUiUCUio.noi, Gandall Lane 3 15.00 A BOY of from 16 to 20 years of age, San Francisco Wood, 'Coal, Kindling Miss L, Kamana, W. Kamana, Jr.; must pro fie tent Corner Turk and Gough Sts., facing 3 for office work; be Miss C. K. Simerson, W. Weeks, Miss Gandall Lane " 18.09 mathematics,-stenog-raph- Jefferson Square. Two blocks from - in English and H. Weeks. K. Shibayama, Chas. JNa- Middle St, 3 22.00 and typewriting. Address, in Van Ness Avenue, the present shop- hale Mrs. Chas. ahaIe wnaM, Makiki st. . . 3 25.00 own handwritings" A. B. C. 'Zp Ad- ping district. Strictly high class. i. Has taken the place of the old Oc- de- r'. u. jMCorocKer, x. iutoiuc.cj, vertiser office. 8139 We are always on hand at the Mnnii. Miss B. Allen. Mrs. L. Mc- - Emma bt. 3 25.00 cidental Hotel and is run on the on parture of steamers to see that your Chas. McWayne, Oarence Mc- - Waikiki . 4 M same liberal plan. American plan, Wavrie. FIEST CLASS room and board by Wayne, Miss K. MeWayne, Miss 2 2r00 I $2.50 a day up. European plan, $1 baggage goes right. Makiki St...... ' vm.nlr la,lv. Bnr 433. riiv. 8138 Oyama, Mrs. Allen's servant Miss O. . d gt 3 a day up. Omnibus meets all trains 1 w 1T1 ' I. l 110.1 - and steamers. Under management City Transfer Co. ia 2 30.00 i Alakea St. lv-'- -' e wr r - JAS. H. LOVE. vies. Miss M. Cowan, W. A; Todd, A, A It.) w vi. t 1'. JiepUina, uh know where the buildings are. Alexander Young Hotel, Honolulu. 1 Todd, P. Kepihina, Mrs. Phone 152. V. B. Conant. K. S. Johnston, W. G. Aloha Co., 1475 N. King street. Scott, Walter Scott, E. Baldwin, Miss E. Baldwin, E. F. Chapin, w. ic. iiarK, Wah W. L. Bell. Miss K. Case, fe. FURNISHED tiY lady stenographer, just from the Yingjhong to. Mrs. P. but v.,nT-- a fra fi. TTpTcupwa. Mrs. L. Coast. Has had little experience, ' 01 O . Xing Street, Ewa of Fishmarket Woodward.l"R"r"' E. K. Woodwara, 1 . ua- - loung 01 .mi-VJ. - $25.00 is willing to commence with small salary. Address Stenographer, this DRY GOODS AND FURNISHING) GOMES' EXPRESS GO. in. iv. tyccF. -- '""-) tuuug ...... " 30.00 vensoii, jjri'iu, office. 8129 GOODS OF EVERY DE- Fort Street, opposite Hackfeld & Co. Father Patrick, S. II. K. Ne, 11. A. b College Hills . 3 35.00 Austin, Mrs. L. C. Frain. " SCRIPTION. others not advertised. FOR RENT. BAGGAGED CHECKED FREIGHT HANDLED, FURNITURE Departed. Some AND PIANO MOVING, STORAGE, Per str. Mauna Kea, for Maui and FURNISHED cottages with board. September H. 11. COME TO ME PACKING, Uawsii norts. i. Mrs. J. Cassidy, 2005 Waikiki. 8133 O'fico Phone 298 SHIPPING. Williams, Wm. Williams, II. lockeand with your oW shoes and I will good 1artv, Miss Golden, Mrs. J, n. ooper, HOUSE, tents and cottage furnished make theui as as new. Miss Mist, Mrs. 11. . --misi, ivev. xi. on the beach. Finest bathing, near Simp RENT TRUST CO., Ltd. Freitas 1 Honolulu Construction and Draying Co., Ltd. P. Judd, K. E. Mist, Mrs. L. K. Moana Hotel. Electric lights, mos- Joaquin f. son, Mrs. A. JAl. tai, n,. iirtinti, quito proof, kitchens and all conve- (Successor to von Berg) Ahrens, Miss Blake, Hattie A. Lewis, UNION ABOVE HOTEL . Vr Silvestre, J. D. Stoddard, Mrs. niences. Ideal for an outing. Phone STREET, GENERAL CONTRACTORS. Mrs. M. Lovsted, Mrs. b. C. iiona, Filipo C Sullivan, E. Wilcox, Miss M. AMI- - 74. 297 W. G. Sott, M. Annes, D. H. Smith M.s Thone Office 281. P. O. Box tr-a A T? 154. ..A - - AskPW. M TS. J.ICOAI H1IU A.x.o. ' , . rp WELL-FURNISHE- - - "lie, S. rooms cot- 1 1 I I I K. K. S. Tenyo Maru, and Fort St., Opp. W. G. Irwin & Co., r tj. . (t-i- , n ri - aw a Ltd. iiniuri. dm V Francisco, September 9. Dr. tages, light housekeeping; conve- Shirts i Smith and wife, Miss h.. for San We do all kinds of Teaming; also deal in Crushed Rock, White shima, G. N. McDowell and wife, F. W. Wil nient. Honolulu Hotel, Nuuanu St. In AU Sizes Made to Order by H. Bicknell, Miss I. Girvin. Jennie ('has. and Black Sand, Broken Coral, Garden liams, Dr. Heiser. 8136 Soil, Etc. Steward, Mrs. Lespsie, Mrs. Broeken, B. YAMATOYA . Edwards. A. Lesnsie, Kev. v. w. VESSELS IN PORT. SAFE MOVING A SPECIALTY. moaqulto-pro- of Pauahi Street, off Nuuanu Street. v. White, Herman Ludwig, W. Hen i (Army and Navy.) NICE, airy rooms. Ho tel Delmonico. reasonable. J. Timer, wite ana cnuu i Mroauois. u- - o. oiauuu iuu, oc3, Rent jcuioit, . x . x uruya, H. O'Neil, prop. 80S0 Miss Kaohi, lr. i. Taisei Maru, dap training snip, PURE-BRE- D POULTRY . MciJougaii, i.apt. Aug. 2o. m MDnPcrall. W. S. F.. - H W I L L I A Fran-M- r, HENRY MS Humphrey, Miss Elliott, Miss Eaton, Saturn, U. S. collier, Newell, San FOR SALE. FOR SALE. HONOLULU. T Ta. Desha. Miss Eliza Desha, nisro. August 31. GAS engine, 15 h. p.; Otto. One gas Desha. P. P. Cleghorn, C. B. justin, U. S. collier, Merriweather, office. SGGS from choice stock In seisoa. The leading FUNERAL DIRECTOR and only LI- Steven r r i . hoisting engine. "E. V." this iT.,11 l'ayne, xj. r.. wanium, yrancisco, CENSED EMBALMER in Hawaii. Miss M. an 8066 , C. WEEDON. B. F. Decker, M"rs.- - T. Mc- - yj. s. Pacific Fleet, 7 cruisers, 7 destroy dtress: W. All work, goods and paraphernalia up to date. R Lewers. Box 658. Honolulm. T.i.nn nnd two children. Miss fcterreth. ers i gupply ship. mare m; D. de F. Spinola, Han- - (Merchant Vessels.) DRIYING and carriage; also Jer LOVE BUILDING. Mnnroe. sey cow, mmemg. Keanu, Lucy Kaukau and child, Alexander Isenberg, Ger. bk., Behring, reasonable. Tele- 1 Residence, S. nah phone 1498. 8129 Z142 and 144 Fort Street. 240 King Street. Mrs Marv K. Dunoan, F. L. Gibson Hamburg, Aug. 19. Phone 64. Phone 1020. if.J. F. Silva, Henry Ana, Mrs. Andrew Welch, Am. bk., Kelly, San Public Service n Silva and four children, Miss Francisco, Aug. 27. ROOMS TO RENT. Rosie Oiona, O. Chalmers, E. Kamoku, Carradale, Br. sp., Smith, Newcastle, COOIi and cornmodi0ua. well furnlaa-- Particolar people will find the 1S0S uu Ozawa, Mrs. xinn. a13. Jniy u. ed; mosquito-proo- f. THE PACmo TRANSPORT SERVICE. w x jviia- - Helen's Court, Pope Hartford automobile, seating Hts Campie, Miss V. .eai. Flaurence ara, senr., inz, 1124 8057 James - ah Adams Lane. persons, easy riding Buford. sailed from San Francisco for Per str. W. wan, ior jauai, cep- wav. Aug. Z6. perfect running, g. ham- - Holywood, Br. bk., Smith, Junin, and roomy. Commercial Honolulu. Sept. 5. em i er Graee Carroll, Mrs. i Advertiser ana May 7. OFFICES FOR RENT. Oook, at San Francisco. . berlain. Mrs. Myers, l. .Mauin tiranam. u. ouza, Romford, Br. s.s., Iewcastle, Sept. 4. STANGENWALD ' ' Entered at tbe Fosto2Iee Honolulu, Dix, arrived at Seattle fri3i Ilea. wife Mrs. J. J. :THE Only fire at Sept. 5. Sovi7A, C. O. Smith. Tfnvo Maru. Jap. s.s., Bent, Yoko proof office building m etty. second-clas- s MANUEL REIS T. IL, as matter. Sherman at San Francisco. Fer str. MiKanaia. ior MoioKai. Sep hama, Sept. 8. 1 Sheridan at Manila. tember S. Agnes Unea, F. W. Pease. THE MAILS. ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING Telephone 290; Ton Hamm-Yonn- f f- - M. in. llilonian, ior San fire-proo- Thomas, sailed from Honolulu for San Per Mails are due from the following Honolulu 'a only up-to-da- f Garage, phone 200; or residence, phoat SUBSCRIPTION BATES. Francisco, Sept. 4. Francisco,' septemoer 8. . rj. xiei- - points ameron, as follows: building; rent includes electric light, 1097. ma A. C l Mrs. lameron San Francisco Per Alameda, Sept. 11. hot and cold water, and ser- One $12.00 children, Mrs. V. E. Conkling janitor 7ar BORN. and two Yokohama J'er Korea, kept. 21. vice. Apply the von Hamm-Youn- g KIRIvALDY In Honolulu, September and child, Alfred Edwards, Chas. Ellis, Per Manuka, Sept, 19. V-- Advertising Rate on Application. Vancouver Co., Ltd. f, 3 90S, to Mr. and Mrs. George W. IT. Fisher, Mrs. lisher, Lieut. M. Colonies Per Marama, September lo. STEINWAY & SONS Published every morning except Kirkaldy, 'a daughter. M. Garrett, Mrs. uarrett. Miss Ester Mails will depart for the following Bus-da- ., O. s AND OTHER PIANOS. y by the llnven. Miss Haver, Miss Hyde, points as follows: LOST. MARRIED. Mi-- s Tv Hyde, Miss Jane Irvine. T. HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD. San Franeisco Per Tenyo Maru, to BETWEEN Smith and Beretaina and ' THAYER PIANO CO. EWALIKO--LYMA- N In Hilo, Hawaii, Si. Kay, . A. Kinney, John.T. Moir, day. Kinau and Victoria, gold matchbox, . 218.; September 4, 1908, Kalei Ewaliko E. G. Perkins, Mrs. A. 156 Hotel Street. Phone Von Holt Block, No. 5 South King 8t Miss H. Rice, Yokohama Per Asia, Sept. 15. lion's head on side. Reward " No cards. C. at,this TUNTNQ GUARANTEED. CRANE Manager to Rufufl A. Lyman, Jr. Mrs. Scott, Mrs. E. Shrewsbury, ' ; ; C 8. i i Colonies Per Manuka, Sept. 19. office. , . 8139- -

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ESTABLISHED JULY 2, 1S36. ni A i i HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, WEDNESDAY, SSPTE.KBEE 9, 1308. t s - in the Territory to be fitted with the j? . . " tr r a- . a J s. r : j? & & - h, THE TIE MILL hollow blast grate bar, squared iron J ' tubes with blast holes that are fitted beneath the fireboxes and through which a blast of cold air can be sent IS PUNA'S PRIDE from a blast engine connected with the main one. The boilers have a guaran- - -; " rr-- - - ' : i teed capacity of 400-hors- e power, but 4 . i - - : with the use of the cold blast this can AbOUt BIO b? increased twenty-fiv- e per cent., SomethinO More --- the- : -- ' : wn:ie me wood can be used j irTz--- . . ' Business Now Starting for fuel. ' .V'J Jv" There. The mill building, in the main struc- ture, is sixty five feet wide and one hundred and twenty feet long. When (Staff Correspondence.) running at capacity, a force of twenty-fiv- e PAHOA, Puna, Hawaii, September 5. men and overseers will be required. This mill was designed and erected The only one of its kind in the world, by the mill superintendent of the Ma- the people of Pahoa in particular and hogany company, H. C. Haner, who those of the whole island of Hawaii came here from Missouri, not to be in general are proud of the Palioa tie shown but to show. mill, which stands at the terminus ot Of course, the main object of the sawmill as just now the I una railroad, complete and ready force, iust it is with the office force at Ililo headquar- - to begin work next week. This null terg anJ the lumbering foree in the for. is unique, inasmuch as it is not only est? j3 to turil out ties for the bjg yanta

,- big and complete sawmill but the ye Vfr,,.-.-.- . J&V..-..t-gS- 'A ...x ....-Yr- iinnMIHMn. a coutract, and every energy is to be f -.- - " .iSO.JMM.,,. only such mill in the world fitted up directed toward this end. But the com- - exclusively for turning out railroad j,any has plans for the future, plans TORPEDO BOATS IN A STORM. S ,3 ,58 8 ts & & & & t & & J8 t .5 K & a ties. ! for putting the of the tie J J tt j & Jt&$u Jt&&u&&JlJJJlJ In the flat country of Puna the new saws to commercial uses, uses which will , mill isa landmark serving a great stretch add materially to the income from the of country. To its towering smokestacfc sales of ohia without adding greatly to it is the avowed intention of the sur- - the cost of production. j veyors to. "tie" their work in future W. W. Harris, the general manager Cut Rate on Tansan Vatcr and this intention is an evidence of the of the company, has a file of orders on faith for success that the ones who hand for ohia lumber from various know the country best and most inti- manufacturers from many points on FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS I WILL MAKE A mately have for the future of the Ha-waii- the mainland. The value of ohia as a SPECIAL RATE ON TANSAN WATER, IN LOTS OF Mahogany Company. Hereto- tough, workable and seemly wood has or-- j FIVE OR MORE CASES. LAY IN A SUPPLY NOW, fore the surveyors have been "tying" been spread abroad, and theNmany .'"'.nim.. i , , ' ' ' their work to a prominent hill in the ders for sample lots and the numerous AND REMEMBER THAT, "TANSAN DON.fr PAY." ' f 1 district, the hill being something that inquiries are the results, 5 k. ... t i ,.! 1 wotjld last. The new company, which One manufacturer has sent in an is doing things on such a large scale order for ohia which is to be worked is thought to be, evidently, quite a9 up into shoes for car brakes; implement i! lasting. At any rate, the tie mill is men are writing, wanting to know what l 'CP built as solidly as good construction prospects there are to secure a supply work couJd do with the best materials of the heavy, white wood to be worked e Dealer in and if it does not last it will not be up into plow handles, shafts and whif-th- Wholesale Tansan faults of the ones who planned the fle-tre- and gear boards for reapers mill or the experts who set it up. : ami binders; a great wagon manufac-Everythin- g about the building itself turing firm wants figures on a supply and the machinery with which it is fr axle shafts, for spokes and wooden equipped is solid! The great saws wheel-rims- , and other inquiries are in which first square up the ohia logs, the company's office for ohia flooring. driven towards them by an immense Later on, also, when it is possible to tie-cuttin- g endless chain, are set to handle ma-teri- al get around to it, after the ft up to four feet in diameter and is well under, way and the accumulated fhe framework that holds them, and orders are begun to be filled, it is the III company to experiment II the carriers are of wrought steel, mas- intention of the If sive and capable of withstanding a with ohia as a material for street-pa- v We sell standard books of all kinds on the monthly pay- There are four of ing blocks. Ohia has a density much tremendous strain. ment plan. You enjoy the books while you are paying for these saws, set at the top of a eonvex greater than northwest fir, a tenuity lumber pathway, up which the logs will ",lMrJ' rfmi ' BM,,UB them. ""'""K dry to first enter the mill. Two sets and a power of resisting both to Doubleday, Page & Co.'s new "Nature Library," 15 Vols., of carriers, eaeh operated by its own and wet rot that should commend it tuose interested in getting a paving engine, seize the logs as they come and now here. block capable of wearing smooth and hold them firmly while the saws, in resisting the wear of heavy traffic. Iairs, one pair on each side of the Then there is the possibility of ex- mill, slice off the slabs, trim off a board E. Brown Co. tracting the tannic acid from the saw Herrick necessary to reduce the log or two, if dust waste, the wood containing a high COMMANDER WM. A. GILL, U. S. N., COMMANDING THE PACIFIC Corner Alakea and Merchant Streets to convenient size for tie work, then 1 percentage of this valuable product TORPEDO FLEET. log into six-inc- h I slice the remainder of the Altogether, there is small danger of any J flitches. portion of he ohia log going to waste, eonveyor and are t These pass on to a once the main contract work is well carried along to the center of the mill, under way, which should be long before waiting. where another set of saws is fhe o fhe ypar 'ihis takes the six-inc- n suces 01 iog General Manager Harris is looking are WRA IMG PAPER, and finishes the tie sawing. There affer fhe gamg from every em3? being six circular saws m this machine, set untiring ln-- jjj3 duties, which take him j in sets of three, each set working by from office to forest many times during "The Badger" B .'..TWINES itself. Thus four ties at once ean be every week. One hour will find him PAPER ACS; run out and on the steadily traveling hv9j. t,enind the koa counter of the conveyors, which never permit the log yainuenue avenue office of the company one and its segments to remain still for j jn nilo, attending to the thousand and into the mill j upon ex-i- s American-Hawaiia- n & Supply Co., Ltd. moment after its journey one things which crowd the ) Paper commenced. The conveyors carry j ecutive head of any large concern, ( . A. G1LR1AN, - - - Agnct the ties, complete all but the sawing meeting inquirers, prospective purcha- COENEE FOR"? AND QUEEN STEEET3. sing eight foot lengths to three more ' era of lumber, and company directors 410. saws, set at the rear. of the mill, just and shareholders; the next hour may GEO. G. GUILD, General Manager. TELEPHONE. above the last set of moving carriers, find him whirring away in his Irankhn wiich go to the railroad cars. " over the Puna road, ready to plunge Then there are saws for converting into the difficulties met with by the mill the slabs into firewood lengths and con-- j superintendent or the outside manager. veyors to carry these lengths off for' He can meet the railroad magnate on! shipment; other conveyors for placing ! an jequai footing, or seme a ngni; in a MEM OF THE FLEET ! His work the the ohia' boards in the drving yard j Japanese camp. for and still others to carry off the saw-- j company tells, and the way everything moves every day from end to end of dust and the waste U the burning, pile. Everything is complete, everything is! the business shows it. I.iw;riff vrvthin ,s solid and The arrangements for the loading of . , . . . t,fthe ties, either direet from the cars at Hilo Railroad Company's wharf or casual observer with the idea that 1Aithe, v lUl.tnra nra rmw nmlar nntisirlnratmn Mahozanv company is m earnest and; . and will be settled this week, although, lib A is getting ready in the right way to stock of shoes in Honolulu so far, the company manager here has We have the largest fill the biggest contract that has tie not "eceived .lefinite information as to ever crossed Pacific. for men, and guarantee you a perfect fit. the the carrying contract with the Matson The motive power for the machinery Company. Jusr how big a contract this take otherthan your proper 330-hors- e We will not ask you is generated in the boilers of a transportation is ean be seen when it is as is every- powe engine, built, figured that the mill can turn out a size on account of not having sufficient stock. We thing else r bout the mill, to stand the e cargo for a twenty-fiv- thousand ton all sizes. to a store strain that will certainly come when sailing vessel every ten days and give are well stocked in Why go two thousand five hundred ties a day a yearly tonnage in ties alone equal to offer such a have to out, when nearly a with small assortment when we you be turned one-eight- h of all the sugar shipped from twenty-fou-r v thousand ohia logs each all the islands. A train of eight cars a wide range of styles and sizes. hours have to be handled, logs of a day will be required to keep the mill wood so boavy that it sinks in water clear of sawn ties. SHOES THAT FIT AND WEAR RIGHT AT RIGHT PRIGES like ironwood. A thirteen-to- n flywheel "When everything is running smoothly, is the impressive part of the engine to the company will have in the forest ft the layman, but to an engineer the and the mill, including the men at work - I ease with which the creat engine ean on the Arioli tree-pullin- g contract, a A- j be reversed and the solidity with whica force of five hundred men on its pay- CB9 Li ! it is put together would be the inter- - rolls. At present there are over three ! I fating features. hundred at work, and the payroll last 1051 doors below Hotel Street V Street, ; The boilers for the engine have also month for the laborers was over six Fort 4 ' I some features must interest engi- - thousand dollars. that ' I neers, inasmuch as these are the first MATHESOX. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1908. 10

A Bi?OXSN-DOW- N SYSTEM. Tn a t.o4it on iir cl t t h h Jih tir u n tn-- v but irw f them rea! y Kw inr nhiih , iivl ltiss m:.lvw-aki-s- s a trak.-i'wn- Ess? ra s if n a it w : tif vit il uirc-- th it sm:a n the csR si n N mait-- Wat mav l.r :ts ra:.s-- f 'Sor trey ar, almost umllwp. its mpioms iifmut h the ; lhe pr.ra m-n- t b-- n s'trpi vntA. um mrr - irnv .f prostration or wrir nm d.- ri-- 5 on of and ait of rntrrrv for all t w rrJ;nary N n I! li s o PPIlfl - Him fTaii- i:tr. N""W what a!n-i- ai-- t Iv al tia!UB. h irs:st.r.atrJf-ifat- ijfir LsSr a$r y II y U VITAL STRENGTH & ENERGY to tim-- .(? ihes- - niiTb d ami riprr errf p m, that as ft ebt u- - ei!s tiir dar thi may be AT ni.rr ct-rt-a a y et urrti bv a ( onrw of THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY 4 THERAPIOW No. 3 than by an otr-t-- r known cMBu:iiAtiin. Sx i.r !y ' t i takrn in a rdame with the pr nt-- urr nioo a company-ii- ; it, will the shattered b b- - THE EXPIRING LAMP OF LIFE LIGHTED UP AFRESH, and a iww e is piace 01 whit fca I m lat Jv Tin.-- worn-ou- t. usrd up," and This wonJrrful is purr-I- blc and innocuous. i air-rabl- e to the tast suitable fiw ali cont:turion and conditions, in ara : and it n d ttVult to imagine a caw of e WEEKS ONLY diw-aa- or nt, whose main features ara FOR TWO titow f ir. tl.at mj I not be eedily and permanrntlr brnrftM by th never-failin- g recu- perative esvnrr, which i destined to cast into - f. V- - J'"yTT--Ji?- '. oblivion everytbin-- r that had pn-efd- it for thit and numerous i las of human a.Iments. BEGINNING Chemist,THERAPION:imou" hout the worl.i. rm e ia Knirland. 1st 2 9 perpacket. Pun baser should see that tlw ord appear on British Government Stampi'Hfino'nn white oa a red proundi affiled t4 eves-- y package by order ot Hi Majesty' lion. Consmissiooer, and without which it i a forgery. Owing to the crowded condition of both stores, we are forced 1 make clearing of goods make for SPOOiJ to a to room importations now on the way. Every article in both stores will be sold at a SOUVENIRS 1 1 reduction of 20 per cent and over. Beauties Pretty A. M. Dietz Co. V;; Decorated Dishes, nnimr wm Jjwelry laUljUUI MM til US 1066 Fort Street LIEUT. EDWAED D. CONSTEIN, U. S. N., FLAG LIEUTENANT, ADMIRAL'S STAFF. Kimonos, Dress an aist Patterns Hawaiian SOUVENIRS irt O JOEL CAUGHT III ND;V CAPTAIN MAINS postal earns, i ans, . Shell Necklaces. Japanese and American Goods of all Descriptions i Baskets, Jewelry. nn SAWMILL KILLED HIS Ell EMI HAWAII & CM SOUTH SEAS CURIO CO, Alex. Young Building Joe Cohen, who returned yesterday NEW YORK, August 15. Captain Wholesale and Retail from Ililo and other ports, managing Peter Conover Hains, Jr., U. S.' A., son French-IIalle- n BrigaUier-Genera- l -- -v Dealers in Shell Nov the tour of the Henri of Peter Conover elties. At the Electric Sign Vaudeville Company, is of the opinion Hains, U. S. A., retired, fired five shots Fort Street that Ililo goes the limit when it sees a from arevolver into William E. Annis, theatrical company coming along. When of New York, owner and publisher of PARCEL DELIVERY Joe had the company play at Hilo's Burr-Mclntos- h 's Monthly and other only amusement hall, he made his con- magazines, late today on the landing Utmost eare Prompt and Cheap. electric power, etc. stage Bay Side Club, used in handling delicate goods. tract for the hall, of the Yachting In addition he had to put in footlights, Flushing, Long Island. Annis, who Cap- Territorial Messenger Service and. procured these from the electric tain Hains' brother had accused of King Street company, the agreement being, accord- having been improperly attentive to Phone 361 ing to Joe, ten cents a light for the the captain's wife, died in the Flush time the company played there. Forty ing Hospital a few hours after the lights were installed as a footlight se- shooting. A crowd of gaily dressed Remember, this is Send Your Suit ries. When the bill was turned in to women and yachtsmen, among whom the time to save money in purchasing. To tU Joe, he found its items given as fol- was Mrs. Annis, witnessed the tragedy. lows: 40 16 e. p. lights, 3 nights, at DYEING AND Captain Hains, accompanied by his EAGLE 10c, at $4; total, $12. brother, Thornton Jennings Hains, well - CLEANING WORKS of paying ten cents a light Instead known as an author and amateur telephoned to his lawyer, W. C. Percy, ffelwphoBw BTS. FOBT 8TREZT for time company played three the the yachtsman, walked to the landing stage asking him to come to the Flushing nights, he found hewas expected to of the club as Annis and a club mem- jail. . pay ten cents a light per night, or $4 ber, named Harway, were disembarking Captain Hains is attached to Fort Associated Garage a night, $12 for three nights, instead a once opened fire from boat, and at Haneottk as quartermaster, having en- LTD. of $4 for the three evenings. ho responsi- upon the man whom held tered the army at the finish of the "Why," said Joe, "those lights re- ble for the disrupting of his home. Merchant Street Spanish-America- n war with the rank tail for .20 cents apiece in Honolulu, get behind Harway, Annis attempted to of second lieutenant of artillery. He AUTOMOBILES and and reckoning them at 25 cents apiece reaching but Captain Hains, under is a graduate of the Naval Academy at AUTO SUPPLIES here, they hold me up for 10 cents a Harway 's arm, emptied his revolver Annapolis, navy ia 1904 night for each globe, or 30 cents apieee but left the upon nis enemy, five shots taking effect. shortly graduation. His father, REPAIRING for the three nights, just rental, mind after AGENTS FOE ---- Immediately there was commotion on Brigadier - General Peter Conover you, for they took them back. In the club veranda, where Mrs. Annis had Hainsj, is West Point graduate with Fort and Merchant Streets. j Pierce, Great Arrow, Franklin, other words, I am supposed to pay 30 a f v Kissel Ear, Thomas, Cadillac. fainted, and a dozen yachtsmen rushed con- cents rental on globes that cost 23 a distinguished record. During the to the float to the assistance of Annis, S2,s6l squate feet Flodr Space. , EABBY E. MUBBAY. Manager get goods back flict with the South he was several times : tents and they the t Before they could fct-- to the siJe: of the - again. Next time I will buy lights here breveted for gallant- and meritorious wounded mad, however, T. J. Hains, has achieved for 20 cents each, and then I'll not service. Since then he the captain's brother, had whipped out having had Stationery, BobRs, Musical Instruments, only have the use of them all the time, prominence as an engineer, Carnations a revolver and threatened to shoot the PotomSLc. Flats improve- but will have them as'an asset when I charge of the ASTEES AND DAISIES first man who interfered. of Sporting Goods, Toys and 1001 Things get through, and save 10 cents each ments and numerous works harbor in the baroiin." "This is an affair between these defense. Lcn Choy two," he said, calmly. He was made a member of the Board which go to complete a large stock like ours. Beretania and Smith Streets. Annis, with two bullets in his ab- of OTdnance and Fortifications and of TURNED OVER TO PENNSYLVANIA We have saved you domen, one in the arm and two in his Canal Com- money in the past we will save yon money in The old wooden cruiser Adams, now the Nicaragua and Isthmian HONOLULU IRON WORKS legs, was hurried to the Flushing Hos- 1898 he was appointed the future. at the League Island navy yard, Phil- mission. In pital. brigadier-genera- volunteers, taking COMPANY. adelphia, Pa., has been turned over to l of We will be pleased to have yon call and inspect our large store Captain Hains and" his brother, part in both the Cuban and Porto Machinery, Black Pipe, Galvanized the Nautical School of the State of and stock. Our store on King street will carry the same lines. of whom appeared, in any way campaigns. He attained the rank Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron and Steel, Pennsylvania. neither Kican - - disturbed, awaited the arrival of the of brigadier-genera- l of regulars in 1903, OFFICE Nuuana Street. police on the club float, where they sur- and was retired July 6, 1904. A NEIGHBOR'S KINDNESS. WOBKS Kakaako. rendered themselves. Mr. W. J. Fuller, J. P., storekeeper captain re- Wall, Nichols GOi, Ltd. At the police station the There will be hula dances afteraoon Rendelsham. South Australia, writes: divulge the motive that had fused to and evening at Mrs. Puahi's, Kapio-lan- i Ladies? Shoes "I was called to see a neighbor who him to his prompted shoot, but brother Turk. Rapid Transit conductors was suffering from severe cramps and Annis had paid improper declared that will advise passengers where to leave who really thought he was pat help. attentions to his brother's wife and Chamber-Iain'- s cars. KVOHG HING GHOIIG GO. I gave him three doses of open the Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea that the latter had no other course . him to Annis. He then sent 1024 XUUANU STREET Remedy, and in a few hours he had to than kill quite recovered. I frequently use thb the following telegram to his father, Vicker's repair shop, where shoes remedy in my own family and sell it General Hains: " can be repaired while you wait by my customers on a positive guaran- to is shot. Ceme to Flushing modern machinery, is now in the base- BO WO tee." For sale by Benson, Smith 4 "Annis JADE JEWELRY Co., Ltd., agents for the Hawaiian Is jail." ment and a part of the Regal Shoe Bracelets, Anew line of B. V. D. underwear has just arrived. Pins, Rings, In Innumer- lands. . tLater in the evening Captain Hains Store, corner King and Bethel streets. able designs. Best of workmanship "at These garments are made of Nainsook at $1.00 a suit. Knee the lowest price. drawers and sleeveless HOTEL STREET, between Smith and ' so jo r is ie js k jc jf jf t? r & i? t? iO r so o j? K1 t? ? ? jv so wurts. Mannakea Streets P. O. B. 1007 GROCERIES If you're looking for a place to buj We carry a big line of shoes, Glens' Ladies' and Children's choice goods at the lowest prices and Black and Tan, Vici, Calf where you get Klite attention, TRY and Gun Metal. These are dur- able, neat and natty. All sizes and widths. Prices $2.50, J. M. LEVY & CO. S3.50 and $4.00. PHONE 76 a a We have ct. hand a splendid and stylish line of clothing. 11 It came directly from New York, and we sell at reasonable 111 prices, from r $7.50 to $15.00 a suit. Pure woolen goods. You -- H. TOWNSEXD, Secy. can never have a suit of clothing like we can t r. King and Alakea offer you for that I'vtrets price. Come and see our immense stock. tarn nize while .rial. a Corner of King and Bethel Streets. . Ltd. M THREE U. S. S. PENNSYLVANIAS. siC fin w w1 0 & & & Jl v v w ut fc & & & fc J Jt S & v J . J w v v & Jt & & J S 3 itiiiiif iri nil 1 - THE PACHTO COMMERCIAL ADVEETISEE, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBEE 9, 1906. ; lr J. J.' J.' js" j? t? & ji' a? r , ,; tr K fp & p h. h, h, j, 4 Oahu Railway SEA, SURF-BOA-RD TIME TABLE ' ?i. ..wwtjitp'---.;- ' ' """ "" . " i i ' 'a SUI-BA- TH . J OUTWARD. . $ 'a ID -; y rr..5.V-i- t ' ' . . "i For Waianae, Walalua, Kahuku and : -. t ' ' i" J . . V 3.20 " "Silo m., p. m. War Stations a. THE .!. ;. :.'..:'. , J For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way U:!'r;:.r,, '. 17:30 9:15 11:06 EUtions a. m., a. m., " A 1 - 1 Curative of . a. m.. 2:ll p. m., 3:20 p. m., 5:15 p. Properties the r ;rr A m., 19:30 p. m., til p. m. A For Waaiawa 9:15 a. m. and 5:1S Toilet Ware Salt Water Life at p. xn. INWARD. Beach. A We carry is a guarantee in itself. A Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wav A alua and Waianae 8:3 a. m.t 5:11 The Sterling designs are of the A p. m. latest. Honolulu, September 5, 190S. A Arrive Honolulu from Mill and A Ea8:S6 a. m., A fine assortment of Real Ebony Editor Advertiser. To the leisure Pearl City 1:48 a. m., A 1:40 p. m., 4:31 p. m., class and to those that are upon the 10:38 a. m.. lately received. A 1:31 p. m., "7:30 p. m. lookout for some new experience, ex- A Arrive Honolulu from Waaiawa citement or pleasure, the surf-boatin- g 5:31 p. m. A m. surf-boardin- 8:36 a. and and g Dally.. tEx. Sunday, t Sunday Only. J. 1 1 Co. at the Waikiki beach 'A ur offers The Haleiwa Limited, & two-ho- nth i all, if not more than all, anyone A tsain (only first-cla- ss tickets honored), Jewelers, 113 Hotel Street. could desire in the way of spert. It A every Sunday 8:22 A leaves Honolulu at certainly is a wonderful experience to J ? returning, in Honolulu A a, m.: arrives go out in one of those canoes, and to at 10:10 p. rn. The Limited stops only A be picked up by the surf 4tnd at Pearl City and Waianae. project A E. P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH, ed forward at the speed of a cannon fA Superintendent. G. P. & T. A Pictures ball, as someone has said, though I A " V--,-ny5W- HOLLYWOOD PHOTOGRAVURES J would not Touch for quite that speed, - -- A O" V f COPLEY PRINTS A KOOLAU RAILWAY while the wave is almost toppling over ; you, threatening to submerge and en- A Pacific Picture Framing Co, rM fA KAHUKU EAST. gulf you in an ocean of foam. This 1050 NUUANU STREET' fA Station. Distance. Time, certainly is an exciting and fascinating 'A Leave 12:35 lahuku 0.00 sport;. but it's tame alongside of the CREW OF THE U. S. A 2.55 12:46 S. PENNSYLVANIA. Laie more energetic and exeitinj sport of & & & & & JC & j& jit Kaipapau 4.73 12:55 J J Jt & t j jt j JS JS j j jt jt t jt jt jt j jt jt J J JX J J Jt J J ji jt Djftuula 6.11 1:01 Grading and Curbing surf-boar- d riding. This, indeed, is call- Haleaha ..... 8.00 1:11 done at reasonable rates by' ed the king of sports, and to me it Kabana . 11.00 Arrive 1:25 sems nothing less, and what it is to KAHANA WEST. The Pond Dairy thos that are expert in this thrilling Station. Distance. Time. TELEPHONE 890 and exciting pastime is more than I Kahuna . 0.00 Leave i: can say. Haleaha 3.00 1:42 Hauula .. 4.&9 1:51 To some of the spectators, when they Kaipapau 6.27 1:S7 see the great breakers coming in and . 2:06 TRY A TOM KEENE Laie . . . 8.45 the surf-board- s tossed high ia the air, Kahaku . 11.00 Arrive while riders are pitched headlong ' the In effect August 1. into the sea, this is a most dangerous Connecting Kahuku with the O, You HI find it the best 5c Cigar in at sport; but in reality there is no dan- R. Sc L. Co. 'a 9:15 a. m. train from the market if you give it a fair trial. Honolulu. All Cigar stands. , ger at all, or, if any, it is lost sight Eeturning, leaves Kahana at 1:27 p, of in the excitement and fun of the m., connecting with the afternoon train moment. In fact, as there are no rules at for the citT which leaves Kahuku Thrum's BqoR Store to this game, some starting in front In bringing this do in t:20. out new model we not any way retract any claims that we have JAMES J. DOWLIXG, Supt. 1063 Fort Street, and' some behind you, there is sure to made for the six-cylind- er car, which we are firmly convinced is the highest type of E. S. POLLJSTEE, O. P. & T. Agent Is Headquarters fcr Hawaiiana be a mixup once in a while, but no one automobile construction. In response to a demand for a larger and roomier car than cares for this, and as a general thing our twenty horsepower, four-cylind- er R, and more in Ltd. no one gets badly hurt. Model moderate price than our Wni. 6. Irwin & Go., four-cylind- Of Interest to Resident and Visitor The usual cause, however, of the Light Six, we have produced the Model X. This model supplies a demand for a er Alike Are siuf-boar- d car a dis- AGENTS FOE THE flying in the air is because little larger and more powerful than the Model R, which has been FOLK only well-know- HAWAIIAN TALES Tie the rider did not get properly balanced continued. The owner of the Model X can feel tlie n of Boyal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Eng collection local legends, finely that features the of on top of the board, and in conse- Infill. illustrated, price ?1.75. the Model R are embodied in his car together with the advantages of more room and Scottish Union & National Insurance quence, instead of riding the wave it HAWAIIAN ANNUAL The recog power. In brief, the Model X is an enlargement and refinement of the Model R, repre- Co.. of Edinburgh, Scotland. nized reference book of island in takes a header for the bottom of the Tha nnpr TChine Insurance Co.. Ltd, Stevens-Durye- a formation, price 75 ceat3. sea, comes suddenly to a stop and senting the most advanced ideas in automobile designs, together with Tnmmereial Assurance Co.. Ltd., of which, London. sends the rider forward into the sand; constructing and workmanship, have been proven absolutely correct. while the board, free of its burden, WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. Autos shoots up into the air and does a" little SUGAR FACTORS AND stunt upon its own account. lamt COMMISSION AGENTS Some idea of the fascination that ' Repaired this sport has may be learned froni the AND Wm. G. Irwin President John D. Spreckels...First Vice President by men who are experts in their fact that no amount of labor or dis- 'hree-Poi- W. M. Giffar.1... Second Vice President line. No experiment work done couragement can deter or keep, the nt '"Support H. II. Whitney Treasurer here by amateurs. Careful atten- devotees away from it when once tkey Secretary "Stevens-Duryea- Eichard Ivers tion given every machine. have started. And though some of This construction, which has made 'the name " synonymous with D. G. Auditor Mar... efficiency, is Stevens-Durye- a cars were on correct principles AGENTS FOE THEvon Hamm-Youn- g them can not catch one wave in a motor car retained. built nor on board Oceanic Steamship Co., San Fran dozen, stand the at all, in the beginning, and at no time have any radical changes been made in their design. eisoo. Cal. that one seems to recompense them Company, Ltd. , : , 4 BORE 4 STROKE v Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel for all their unsuccessful efforts. In- phia, Pa. ... ; TIRES 1 deed, one of the strongest devotees of 34x4 Co. " Hakalau Plantation sport says took him four WEIGHT, 2650 Pounds . Hilo Sugar Company. ORDERS FOR STOCK this it Honolulu Plantation Co. hours a d?y for three months before he For detailed specifications send for catalog. Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Co. W. E. Bellina leaves for the Coast could stand on a surf board, and he Sugar Co. within 10 days and those wishing for PRICE $2750.00 Kilauea Plantation ' thinks himself well repaid for his Olowalu Company. stock of any kind please call at Folding top with side curtains, storm front, celluloid windows and slip cover extra 150.00 Co. trouble. Some of the boys, however, Paauhau Plantation . . extra 200.00 Waimanalo Sugar Co. are so expert that they can catch near- Magneto .... Club Stables on most of Telephone 109 : : Fort Street ly every wave and stand Chasis ...... i.... 2400.00 them. And this to them, I have no STEVENS-DURYE- A COMPANY, Fire Insurance doubt, seems a greater achievement Lewis & Co., Ltd. than anything they have ever done; Chicopee Falls, Mass. same time the greatest GROCERS while at the it's CO., sport have ever known. THE B. F. DILLINGHAM Wholesale and Retail they MODELS X AND U JUST ARRIVED ON TEXAN And not only is this a fine exercise; LTD. 169 KING STREET Telephone 2J0 it is also a most healthy one. For Hawaii": LIQUORS CIGARS CROCKERY General Agents for example, witness those that participate London. amm-Youn- g Atlaa Assurance Company of in and who are as brown as berries, New York Underwriters' Agency. it, The Ifon Co., Ltd. Providence Washington Insurance Com tough as knots, hard as nafls in fact, AGENTS pany. We Fit Glasses the very pictures of health and strength. Indeed, some of them are scientifically to relieve eye C. BREWER & CO., LTD. strain and improve the sight. so brown as tomake it difficult to dis 3UGAE FACTORS AND Tourists may1 have prescriptions tinguish the natives from the whites. COMMISSION MERCHANTS filled promptly. Very few people, I think, have any List of Officers idea of the wonderful curative proper- C. Cooke, President; Geo-g- e M. ties of the sun and the sea water, or Eobertsnn, Manager; E. F. ishop, the wonderful cures that have been ef- W Misc-farlan- e. Treasurer and Secretary; P. by alone. Auditor: P. C. Jones, C. M. fected them a Cooke, J. I. Gait, Director?. For instance, in France they have sea salt water. cure that is doing won they have a Bcstcn Block FORT ST. ders, while in Germany Hires' Root Beer sun-bat- h cure that is doing almost as much. M MUM YOUR HOME IN surf-boar- ' BIG STOCK Those who find the d a too All kinds of Camera Supplies. v, strenuous exercise could take up swim- Great Assortment. mwm solo ENAMELED ming, which is a most healthy, enjoy A n71 and can not TIIONE able and ideal exercise, Everything Fresh. fail to do one good. Very truly, GEORGE OSBOHNE. 'I Bicycles Rent . for AND SOUVENIR BY THE HOUR OR DAY iffll PACIFIC JOURNALS POSTALS All Sizes Y. YOSHIKAWA "EVERYTHING I Co., Ltd. AMALGAMATED 1M KING STREET Coyne Furniture PHOTOGRAPHIC YOUNG PUTLDING The Pacifi.; Prospect Magazine lias HONOLULU Honolulu BANZAI ! I. ten al.sorl.ed ly the Pacific Weekly, K:.-';':- M. Ayres' new paper. We have the best Japanese import II. I'a.-iti- Prospect advertising con- Co. ! :;ons in The Iron ! subs.-riptio- fu- Scrap SILKS AND CEEPES, NOVELTIES. tracts and list will' in i Etc. ture le carried ly the Pacific "Weekly, II. EEOWN Manager AMERICAN AND PANAMA HATS which will appear on Saturday next in For Ladies and Gentlemen. enlarged form. Street, 3 doors below Hotel Street. HALEKAU WII.A STREET an Fort j WAKAMI, Hotel Strssl Highest price paid for Old Brass, EMPIRE THEATER. Scrap Ircn rnd all metals. . There will another complete Dealer in Second Hand Machinery. NEW OAHU le change of program at the Empire The- r.o i'i-- P. O. B.s 547 Manufacturing Go. HUNDRED SUITS. Tei Carriage ater this afternoon, new pictures and EDWARD'S TWO Union Electric Co. wears the same suit ilii.-trat- e.i songs l,e sung by Miss one said that King Edward never ALL CF Make and Eepsir Carriages new to Some has KIM'S 1 - 69 BERETANIA STREET. All kit repairs uncalled Clifton. The. pictures will include twice, lhis is an exaggeration. ne kiu- uiaiis ils !r ex- tha'i Telephone ; 13. for tkTobtr 1 will be sold to pay many subjects, grave and gay, and the about three times a day and consequently would need more Goods pense. something like $50,000. 11 such a tory Rubber audience is sure to be pleased. The 1000 new suits a vear, costing House Wiring Bella - Dry Cell STREET a- - GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. Ul'EEX NEAR RIVER Empire is always enjoy- moior f fart 'be orders about tlnrtv new suits music at the ;aud- - rag- palace, Windsor castle and Special attention to installing private E. II. PEASE President ADVERTISE. able, the selections being from late every year, and at Buckingham tEAD TILE of 200. telephones and general repair work. 70 Market Street, WORLD'S NEWS DAILY time and marches. ringham he keeps a stock about San Francisco, Cal., U. S. A. A I THE PACmO COMMEECIAL ADVE2TISH2, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, EEPTEMBEB 9, 1903. 13 . . feetion. B 305, p 277. Dated June PE0DUCT3 OP 12. 1908. G Brewer & Co Ltd to Antone - Fur tado, Ex D; por kjil 420 and gr 172 and pc land, Iao alley Ed, etc, Wai aTH5 FOR SALE Br" Love's Bakery lukit, Mam. B p 2S4. S Dated B ALL msT aASS GROCERS Aug 7, 1903. f Antone I'urtado to C Brewer & Co i D: 2 97-- 1 Hichine-manufacture- d Goodj; Bake Ltd. Ex 00a land and water rts. Kapapohaku, Wailuku, Maui. B Dailj 305, p 284. Dated Aug 7, 1908. Dept-o- f Public Instruction to Ilan - nah J Hitchcock, Ex D; por school gr Saloon Pilot 24, ap 5, Kaluaaha, Molokai. B 305, p 290. Dated June 30, 190S. Hannah J Hitchcock and hsb (H R) Pilot and to Dept of Public Instruction, Ex D; por gr 474, Kaluaaha, Molokai. B 305, Soda Crackers p 290. Dated Jnne 30, 190S. SOUSE USTARQ-TOMATO ' J "1 "Monterey Packing (o by the following firat ?e for ial NOTICE F,E,BOOTH. SouAswT. MAY & CO, HENRY OF SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK M. LEVY & CO- HOLDERS OF KIPAHTJLTJ SUGAR J. - COMPANY. T. H. DAVIES & CO., x Notice is hereby given that, by CO-- H. HACKFELD & C. order of the vice president, a speeial meeting of the stockholders of the Ki-pahu- lu - J. DAY & CO- - Sugar Company witl be held on The & CO. Thursday, September 10, 1908, at 9 a. CONSALVES m., at the office of the company, in the Hackfeld IT., . buildinsr.' Honolulu.7 T. 7 to for consider a proposition received from Orchid Peat il. iiacKieid & Company. Limited, to purchase all the outstanding shares of il "Orchid Growers the capital stock. . F. KLAMP, to the Trade Mill MRS. E. M. TAYLOR 05er Their Products, including the fol- Secretary, Kipahulu Sugar Co. lowing Celebrated Brands: ' Young Eeliding Honolulu, September 3, 1908. 8135 "GOLDEN GATE," "SPERRY," "DRIFTED SNOW,H "MAPLE LEAF," GENERAL NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS "SOUND RING," "RED SHIELD" and other Family and Baker Flour. Also OOKALA SUGAR PLANTATION CO. REPAIRS BRAN, SHORTS, Notice is herebv given that due au MIDDLINGS, ROLLED BARLEY, and si T thorization has been made for the re the famous CAPITOL MILLS CEREALS. demption upon October 1, 1908, of the CARRIAGES OR AUTOMO outstanding Bonds Sugar The Soerrv Products have been over fiftv V of , for the Ookala j jvr via y BILES. nantation Co., amounting to $SO,000, Bnaara oi quality tor tne .facme Coast. ana Deing tne entire .ssue of October 1, 1S99, numbers 1 to 80, inclusive. W. W. WRIGHT & CO. Ihe holders are requested to present these bonds tor payment togather with KINO. NEAR SOUTH STREET accrued interest to Oetober if 1908, at Ask your Grocer for them. the office of C. Brewer & Co., Ltd., LIEUT. FEED. H. POTEET, U. COMMANDER-IN-CHIE- F, S. N AIDE TO upon that date. ' The right to redeem i - OFFICE SPECIALTIES PACIFIC FLEET these bonds in October or April of any Robert Innes Lillie, S year after 1902 i reserved to the cor poration. The bonds will RESIDENT u Maui. $134.50. B 305, p 261. Dated cease to bear MANAGER. CASH REGISTER, nterest upon - HAWAII TAXPAYERS Oct 30, 1895. the date set for redemp- Honolulu Office: Kai-wiae- lon as above. Hilo Office: p TYPEWRITER, Anna S Wright to Rachel K a Robinson et al, Rel; int in R P 3385, kul GEO. H. ROBERTSON, Bldg., Queen St Spreckels Bldg., King St p ADDING MACHINE, 442. Waihee, Maui; int in R Ps 2953 Treasurer, Ookala Snprar Plantation. Co. EXPRESS DISCONTENT and 6566. 8134 MIMEOGRAPH and Palemo, etc, Hana, Maui; int L in' kul 10879B, Alae, Paehala, Kipa-hulu- , GLOBE-WERMK- E Maui. $440. B 301, p 438. Dat- SPECIAL MEETING. i'1 I (Press Correspondence.) ed July 23, 190S. , Henry P Baldwin to L M Baldwin, HONOLULU GAS COMPANY, LTD. .1? HILO, Hawaii September 7. On Rel; from all liability, action, suit, etc, Notice is hereby given,-- or-e- r E SUPPLIES September 3, when County Auditor ila- - under warranty covenant in deed in that by of the Board of Directors, a spe- - guire presented his balance sheet to the lib 130, fol 203, of R P 1663, kul r CARD 'SYSTEMS 5524, Xapili, etc, lal meeting of the Honolulu Gas Com S Board of Supervisors Kaanapali, Maui. B of Hawaii County, 305. p 263. ' Dated July 31, 190S. pany, Limited, will be held at the it was shown that there was a cash bal- Mrs Dorcas R Decker to Edward II principal office of Castle & Withington, Hawaiian Office Specialty Merchant Street, Honolulu, at 1:30 p. ance to the county's credit of $31,6:20. Rogers, L; por R Ps 496 , and 2076, m. on Thursday, Seitember 17, 1908, to Before the Board had adjourned on the nnd pe land, bldgs, etc, Waikapu, Wai from Puget Sound. Company, Ltd. luku, Maui. 5 vrs at $C00 per yr. B consider an increase of the capital Firm White Meat, a delicacy when boiled same afternoon it had appropriated over . stock of the Company, enlarging the 298. p 428. Dated Aug 5. 1908. and served (with White or Egg dressing. This Invoice in 931 Fort Street $30,000 of this amount, and already, Bismarck Stables Co Ltd to von plant, and financial matters in that within a few days of the tax distribu- Hamm-Youn- g Co Ltd, C M; connection. cludes some remarkably good Fish. model HC Maxwell touring "car No A. N. CAMPBELL, tion by the Territory, the county is face Secretary. Red Glover Creamery to face again with a deficit. This is 10638. $800. B 301, p 463. Dated Aug 5, 1908. 8133 Sept. 2, 5, 9, 12, 16, 17 the way that eounty government is Butter working out on the largest island of Recorded August 7, 190S. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 40c a pound the best the group, and it is this sort of thing Queen's Hospital to First Amer Savs FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TER- CTer sold In Honolulu that causes many of the leading citizens & Tr Co of Haw Ltd, A M; mtg D L RITORY OF HAWAII. Metropolitan Meat Company, Ltd. AT CHAMBERS. IN PROBATE. SAM WO MEAT CO, and property holders here to express Withington and wf on por lot 521, gr 3665, and R P (gr) 3677, Prospdct St, In the Matter of the Estate of Asa Telephone 45. Stan in FIshmaiket the opinion .that government by com Honolulu, 'Oahu. $3000." B 301, p 467. Hastings, deceased. Order of Notice mission or something that will transfer Dated Aug 6. 1908. of Hearing Petition for Administra- the government to competent persons Kealoha fcinoa (widow) et al to tion, i Host Cigars would I welcome," let the drawbacks Lam Wo Sing, D; R P 4539, kul 63S6, "On reading and Filing the petition Waikiki, Honolulu, Oahu. $25. B 303, of E. S. Cunha of Honolulu, Island and be what they may. p 26S. Dated Aug 7, 1908. Dost Tobacco is probable that the Advertiser County of Oahu, , It Noa W Aluli to Manuel S Martins, alleging that Asa Hastings of Honolu- Host Storo will be formally . eondemned by the D; por kul 3399, rents, etc, Iao Valley lu, Island and County of Oahu, Terri- 1 county fathers here for expressing any Rd, Wailuku, Maui. $423. B 305, p tory of Hawaii, died intestate at said 1908. Girls' School Shoes . smLE cigar srogE opinion concerning their financial meth- - 266. Dated July 9, Honolulu on the 24th day of August, S C Allen Trust Est by trs to Henry ods. Last week the Hawaii Herald un 1908, leaving property in the Terri- Waterhouse Tr Co Ltd, A M; mtg W ad- UL-- p tory of Hawaii necessary to be Made in leathers and in stvles m'ns- Snm dertook to criticize, and as a result a H Corn well on various pes land, bldgs, , , nrettv that Oahu Ice & Electric Co. ministered upon, and praying that Let- wun tow spring neeis; some with low Hat heels; all with good, resolution was passed taking all county livestock, wagons, tools, etc, Kaonoulu, ters of Administration issue to Bishop etc, K'jla, Maui. $1. B 301, p 468. broad, sensible toes that conform to the shape work away from the Herald and be-- ' Trust Company, Limited, an Hawaiian of growing Dated July 31, 1908. corporation having its principal office feet. High shoes and Oxfords.. ICE deliyered at any part of tie city stowing it on the Tribune. This was Susie F Cartwright by to John tr in Honolulu aforesaid, Prices $2, $2.50, $3.00 $3. ;o. Island orders promptly filled. done by a combination of the lone Re Miguel, Rel; por gfs 3853 and 33S3, 6th and Telephone 528; P. O. Box 600. Offle, It is Ordered that Tuesday, the publican on the Board with the three Waiakoa, Kiila, Maui. $300. B 301, p of October, 1908, at nine o'clock There must be something exceptionally fine about these Xewalo. 469. 1907. day Ilome Rulers, an unholy alliance that Dated Sept, a. jn.,'be and hereby is appointed for shoes to make them so popular. Come and see them. has prevailed in all the funny work of Recorded August 8, 1908. hearing said Petition in the Court Court at Honolulu afore- the Hawaii supervisors. Joe R Bayaeta and wf to Manuel R Room of this Sing Chan. Co. said, at which time and place all per- REGAL SHOE STORE MATHESOX. Bayaeta, D; lots 13 and 14, blk 17, may appear and show Opposite Aala Ka'iulani $300. sons concerned McCandless Block. Xing Street, Park.' Tract, Honolulu, Oahu. any have, why said pe- Cor. King and Bethel Streets. B 305, p 273. Dated Aug 7, 1908. cause, if they REALTY TRANSACTIONS. tition should not be granted, and that Have Your Old Shoes Mended While You Wait. , Look Sing Wai Co to Kaneohe Rice be published i live-stoc- notice of this order shall ) Mill Co Ltd, C M; crops, paddy, successive weeks Plumbers etc. on lands. Waikiki. Honolulu. once a week for three Entered of Reco.d September S, 1908. in the Pacific Commercial Advertiser, oahu. $1500. B 303, p 463. Dated newspaper published in Honolulu Aug , 190S. a DISTILLED WATER J E Elderts to George Richardson. . M aforesaid. Lee Tong Yau to Lau Pui BS u 1? ' Honolulu, September 1st, rar Re,5 rT'vu' Linton Tract,i Dated at PURE SODA WATER Lee Pong bam by Atty toLauPm..Bfe Honolulu, Oahu. $100. B 303, p 463. 1908. Lau to Tom Wai Kim ALEXANDER LINDSAY, JR., Sum BS Dated 'Aug 7, 1908. Court, First Manuel Carreiro and wf to iraneisej Second Judge, Circuit ( Lau Tone to Tom Wai Kim BS Circuit. J DRIHK...... 4 por ot Fountain Soda Works Kaupena Loo Hong and hsb to Sol- - arreiro, jj; Jan.?' Attest: ' MARCALLINO,. omon Lalakea D B'so- - 2C9 Dated A JOHN I THE BEER YOU ARE USED TO. ) Est of Augustine Enos bv Ex and ifi-- 1 Clerk. 33 Sept. 2, 9, 16, 23, 1908 DRINK COCA COLA Trs to T B Lyons and wf Rel C C Kennedy to Masayo Arakawa, SI M L' 111 K 1 ana pc yon. haven't tried Coca Cola yon T B Lvons and wf to H Streubeck. . M int iana, mok THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE If . t, ttiio, tiawan. i. mo, p ZiV. IN ire missing a good thing. D Kukaua and wf to John II , , in,io f h FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TER- Wilson D Ken; RITORY OF HAWAII. AT HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS Masayo Arakawa to Laura V PROBATE. R CHAMBERS IN RADM1ER W . in P 4686 pc William Charman to A Kinney. L nedy, I); int and land, of Estate of Henry Settlers Thone 516 Scott St, Hilo, Hawaii. $1. B 305, p In the Matter the Mrs Josephine Oneha to W A Kinnev L E. Cobb, Deceased. tAJ-p- m C Kahulanui J Aha t Hoopii J.Ahu.. D "'T ft- - NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ) It's on sale at every Port ' n k,;' f n Kalei Moore et al'to Manuel Ca- - ,.nne rnn n nor lot 1. ntii i.atpnt Notice is hereby given that Bishop dinha D 4460, Olaa, Puna, Hawaii. $1000. B Company, Limited, a corporation 1908 STYLES Trust Whether you buy it in Alaska, the Orient Hawaii, is of 1 Ceo Ross to Simeoua Paaluhi and "04, p Mi. Dated Aug . lmn. organized under the laws of the Terri- or it ( ( hang Kim and wf to f Alameda. tory of Hawaii and having its principal that same special quality that has "el Dr iti land, rents, etc. Makanala. N in Honolulu, Island and County always placed it in the lead. - office ) Simeona Paaluhi and wf to Haka- TCnli:.l,i Hawaii. $400: B 305. n 271. of Oahu, Territory aforesaid, has been Ian Plantation Co M Dated July 7, 1908. appointed Ancillary Administrator with Hen- lf SPRING PATTERNS Mrs Eliza Roy to William F Roy.. .D Recorded August 10, 1908. the will annexed of the estate of I ry E. Cobb, late of Newton, County of Mrs Eliza Rov to Mrs Christina ,r ,r. , , . , NOW TO BE SEEN AT u Middlesex, Commonwealth of Massa- "al! . D: lot 10. blk 64. Waialae Tract. Ho- - chusetts, deceased. J H Schnaok and wf to Manuel noluln. Oahu. $300. B 305. n ?7f. having any claims against AHANA LTD. All persons 7. W. & GO., Rodris?uez . D Dated Aug 3, 190S. the said estate are hereby notified to A W Eames to Y Teshima Agrmt A,da M Williams and hsb to Oahu present the same, duly authenticated FASHIONABLE TAILORS. Railwav & Land Co, D; , 23, proper any A W Eames to lutara Wadahala Cjt; lot blk and with the vouchers, if 2 KINO STREET. PHONE 521. PearJ wa exist, even though the said claims are Agrmt anil mtg $262.30. B 303, 279. secured by mortgage upon real estate Recorded August 6, 190S. .Dated July 31, 1908. to the undersigned. Bishop Trust Co., ... ' Thos Mullen and wf to Manuel C office No. 924 Bethel street, A Eames to T Mshida et .Agrmt Ltd., at its al. acheeo. D; lot 14. Guliek Tract, IIo-Geor- said Honolulu, within six months from l"opp and wf to Charles Copp, nolulu. Oahu. $1650. B 302, p 496 the date hereof (which is the date D; int in R P (gr) 1S3. Haiku-uka- , Dated Aug 8, 1908. of the first publication of this notice) Furniture j Hamaknaloa, Maui. $50. B 305, p Moses Koki to II Hackfeld & Co otherwise, such claims, if any, shall 258. Dated May 29, 1908. Ltd, M; kul 4198, Waimea, S Kohala, be forever barred. freaiaeryjutterj Kaliko Kualalaka and wf et al to A Hawaii. $357.50. B 303, p 466. Dat-- F And all persons indebted to the said 3 Tavares, D; 2 3 of share in bui land, ed Aug 1, 1908. estate are hereby notified to make pay THAT IS THE BUTTER FOR YOUR TABLE. riumalu, Hamakualoa, Maui. $200. B Wailuku Sugar Co to C Brewer & ment to the said Bishop Trust Compa- 305, p 259. Dated July 11. 1908. ; Co Ltd. D; por kul 420 and gr 172, ny, Limited, at the above address. MAY WE SUPPLY YOU WITHIT A F Tavares and wf to J R Souza, and pc land, Iao Vallev Rd. etc, Wai-D- ; "Dated at Honolulu. T. H., August 23, 30a in hni land. Vlumalu, llama- - SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY lulu, Maui. $700. B 303' p 281 1908. j J. tlopp & Co. j knaloa, Maui. $325. B 303, p 260. Dated Aug 7. 1908. BISHOP TRUST CO., LTD., Dated July 23, 190S. t Kanehekili Keanu and wf et al to Ancillary Administrator with the Will John Kaluna N'ama- - and wf to Mrs ui Kahoopai et al, D; int in real and per-knan- annexed ot the Eestate of Henry v. 4. nop l uo. Kealoha. D; R P 5147, kul so.-a- property of David fee & Waiau, deed, E. Cobb, 54o4, aps 3 and 4, Waiehu, deceased. Wailuku, in Territory of Hawaii. Love and af- - 6127 Aug. 26, Sept. 2, 9, 16, 23. TELEPHONE 251.