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ed the engine room, he knew that a j tragedy had occurred, and instinctively j HOPE LED TO II he shut down the engine. Then he MANILA MAN IS ' VIVACIOUS CROWD hurried below to be confronted with! G COLOR RIOT the horrible spectacle of the mutilated remains, and though death must have VIOLENT DEATH been instantaneous, some of the j ARRESTED HERE AT THE SEASIDE muscles still quivered. The engine is not one that can be AT BALL GAME stopped instantly. It is probable that j Seeking to Better His Position between Hailele's death and the stop- - j U. S. Marshal Hendry Captures Army People From the Thomas ping of the engine the crank shaft rein Life, Hailele Is volved twenty or thirty times. But Passenger on the Army Take Possession of the IN NEW YOR! it made no difference to Hailele. His Killed. death and mutilation was the work of Transport. Place. the single revolution that followed the j catching of-hi- s sleeve on the oil cup. All the revolutions that followed neith- - ! with ambition to learn to b ! As soon as transport The army people Fired er affected his consciousness, nor in the Thomas from the Thomas French Arrival Has engine oiler, himself reached port U. S. flocked to even- Cruiser's at Tangier Some an and advance any further way touched . the Inani- yesterday afternoon the Seaside Hotel last Ijeyond his occupation of stevedore, mate remains. The accident caused Marshal Hendry placed a young man ing. The grounds were brilliantly il Port-F- orty Oeorge Hailele began his apprentice- so little tremor in the great machinery G. Smith, steerage Good Effect Biggest European a named Charles a luminated. There was music through ship yesterday morning at the Kalihi that shirt button that in the tragedy passenger on had fallen on the main journal, re- the vessel, under arrest. out the evening and a very large crowd pumping station, and within a few mained as undisturbed there during Smith is charged with obtaining money of local people. Rail Passengers Drowned. hours had been caught In the ma- the twenty or thirty subsequent revo- under false pretenses and was arrest- The Thomas brought an unusually lutions, as it had lain on- - floor. chinery and met a horrible and a vio- if the ed as the result of a cablegram re- large number of first-class passengers Hailele was about twenty-si- x years lent death. of age, and married. He had had two ceived on August 1 by U. S. District There were seventy-fiv- e more than the yesterday-afternoo- n Gen- (Associated Press Cablegrams.) The accident occurred children, both of whom died. He Attorney Breckons from Attorney regular quarters for first-class passen have Bonaparte. between one and two was a stevedore by occupation, an In eral gers could accommodate. One section telligent man, and not unaccustomed hen asked what he knew about the NEW YORK, August 5. In a riot between whites and blacks o'clock. No one actually saw it, but reporter, of the troop quarters was made over to machinery, as he was1 a donkey en- - j mUer by an Advertiser at a baseball game here yesterday, fifty persons were injured. There 4 or two first-class passengers. within an instant after it had gine driver on the wharves. j Smith made the following statement: for And it ocurred it was discovered, and the Engineer Wilkinson was verv much i "r have no idea what the charge seemed like nearly all of them went to were five thousand participants in the disturbance. ac- - manner of it was instantly known by affected by the accident, though it was against me can be unless it Is on the Seaside. Perhaps the knowledge wholly , count of the fact borrowed 5100 gruesomely clear evidence left. without fault of his. Earlier that I that the Longworths were there may the it in the forenoon he had seen Hailele i from a man in Manila before leaving, year or have had something to do with it. The ARRIVES It seems that within the last very i did not doing so FRENCH CRUISER at this point standing up straight I deceive him in and Longworths dined about S o'clock. In so a number of Hawaiian and part-Hawaii- an without steadying himself with- - one ! think that there must be some mistake, their party were Secretary Atkinson youths, ambitious to better of his hands, and had called him out I have been in the Philippines for the and Harry Macfarlane. IN DISTURBED and had himself gone to the place and past eight years, going there as a crowd, which was kept MOROCCO their condition in life, have been shown my The unusual him how he should steady him soldier. I served out enlistment in the best of humor by the music and taught to be engine oilers at the Ka j self with one hand while oiling with and have been in the police department by general and activity, kept other, apho- - the stir lihi pumping station and have thus the repeating to him the in Manila most of the time. The last dining lanai crowded until ten rism your-- position the TANGIER, August 5. The arrival of the French cruiser Galilee been able to secure positions on the of the craft, "one hand for 1 that I had was in the secret o'clock. Church, says that one self, and one for the machinery.' service of the Philippine Constabulary. Fred made a good impression. Europeans are still alarmed. en has The Is'ebraskan and others of the American-Hawaiia- n hundred and fifty-sev- persons dined "My first impulse," said Wilkinson, I left that work on July 7 and decided regular guests. steamships. Henry Leslie, a "when saw body was to go there besides the There are two thousand mounted Arabs near the city. t I the gather to to. the mainland. Throughout evening the Seaside play-e- r, up. Then I, man the f brother of Itobert Leslie the ball it reflected that the j "My family lives in Aurora, Illinois, there, was was dead, and to Im- was the place in town where is the latest graduate from this assistance him j and I am going back to visit them. I most life. Man- - of possible, and that I had better notify men the activity and LARGEST EUROPEAN HARBOR. school of instruction, and he sailed have letters from the under whom the officers had been through here be- the police and the coroner, and let them - rec- I have worked, giving me- good they were constantly renewing Saturday afternoon as an oiler on the see just how the accident occurred." ommendations, and have never before fore and As soon as police were acquaintances made at that time. Late Isebraskan. Hailele, anxious to do like- the notified been in any such trouble. I am sure peo- in the evening some of the army August of twenty-eight million applied morning to Chief of Detectives Taylor went to the that there is a. mistake somewhere." BRUSSELS, 5. The sum wise, yesterday Jar-re- advantage of the music for pumping station. Deputy Sheriff tt The message which caused the arrest ple took to make Antwerp in Engineer James W. Wilkinson for gathered up jury dancing. They declared that the Ha has been appropriated the largest harbor a and went there , is as follows: ; was most delicious Europe. permission to learn to oil the engine. later, arriving about two hours after "United Attorney, Honolulu. waiian music the States m worm 10 ua.rn.-- iu, Hailele's father-in-la- w, Damien Kama, the accident. Chief Taylor notified C. "Cause arrest and detention Charles music tne S. Holloway, as head of the Depart- money even after the Kaai orchestra had con- Is a fireman at the station, and It was G. Smith charge obtaining false program for evening, and ment of. Public Works under whose pretenses; crime committed Philippine cluded its. the FRENCH RAILWAY DISASTER. through him that he applied. Permis- jurisdiction the pumping plant is oper- after playing since early in the after Islands; accused five feet "eight, one army people in was given, and Wilkinson gave ated. forty-fiv- noon were tired, the sion hundred and e pounds, thick longer. general and he was The coroner's jury consists of curl, duced them to still play a little Iiim instructions Charles Mitchell, Ed. Friel, Stephen dark brown hair inclined brown ANGERS, France, August 5. Forty persons were drowned put under the further instructions of Gumpfer, eyes, smooth face, fair knowledge A. Tripp, William Prestidge, Tagalog, good here by the falling of a train from a bridge. Itobert Leslie, who Is one of the ed and W. McGowan. They viewed the Spanish smooth talker, j looking, , twenty-seve- n or twenty-eight TIE STRENGTH oilers, and on duty on remains and the inquest will be held I today, the jury going out to the pump- years; i.will arrive Honolulu , transport mi that watch. Hailele had been about j Thomas about fifth instant. When ar- - ing plant In the forenoon to see the ' THE ON BOARD 1 PEOPLE ; depart.-- AT- MANILA the station all forenoon watching how engine in operation. rest made cable that fact this REDUCED -. oiling was done and taking part in The body was taken charge of by meni the '" r it himself, and going to other parts of Undertaker Silva. '' THE InuIVlAs came 6 IKAIWOKI the station, apparently interested in The widow of the deceased Manila Times, July In the minds from her home to the pumping station GRASS FflOM HAWAII many military experts present Jthe entire mechanical plant. when she heard of her husband's of the . . alleged in- The engine is a triple expansion, ver death, but did not go inside, and quick- excitement regarding the Follow- ing is the complete list of the child, family Mr. Halden; E. Hendrick, tical type. In this type the cylinders ly went away. fl crease of the navy in the Orient is re- Q. M. employe; O. W. Hicks, employe, THE PHILIPPINES two hundred and nine passengers trav M. em- are the highest part of the machinery The news of the accident quickly garded as vrather peculiar in view of A. T. S.; F. M. Hatcher, Q. traveled through the neighborhood and eling in first-class cabin from Manila ploye; Frank B. Jones, Maj. 9th Inf.; And are surrounded by a platform. At the recent orders affecting vessel in the time the accident occurred, Leslie a large crowd gathered long before the The bureau of agriculture has re to San Francisco in the U. A. T Nellie Jones, Army nurse; Chas. E. coroner and his jury got there. local and Chinese and Japanese waters. Johnson, Insular Emp.; W. P. Kendall, was on this platform oiling there. From ceived from Mr. Edmonds, a teacher Thomas, now in port: was he could not see the There was some criticism of the coro- As a matter of fact, instead of .in- Maj. Med. Dept. U. S. A.; Mrs, Kendall, where he living at Santo Domingo de-- Basco, an - machinery below him. Engineer Wil-Jcins- on ner that he delayed coming to the creasing the fleet here the number of U. S. A. T. Thomas, sailing from Ma- family Maj. Kendall; C. W. Kennedy, scene accident extensive report dealing with the life, I., Nagasaki and Hono Maj. A. G. O. Dept. U. S. A.; Mrs. Ken- was in the boiler room, and of the while he hunted vessels will be actually decreased by nila. P. via up a jury down town, when the acci- habits and agriculture of the people in lulu, Aug. 4, 1907. Frank A. Awl, 1st nedy, family Maj. Kennedy; Carl D. too only a the-Batane- s Hailele had been in there group .of islands. two arid in armament to a very positive Koeh- two 'Seemingly Hai- dent occurred in a thickly settled part Lt. 9th Inf.; Mrs. Awl, family Lt. Awl Klemm, 2nd Lt. 4th Caw; L. M. moment or before. a among (The principal rural industry of the any Mrs Mrs. Koeuler, lele must have come in from the boiler of town and jury from the degree that can be worked out by E. W. Adams, 1st Lt. 9th Inf.; ler, Capt. 4th Caw; to bystanders could have been quickly natives of the Batanes is stock raising, person Adams, family Lt. Adams; h. 1. Arnold family Capt. Koehler; II. E. Keeler, room and, without saying anything especially cattle. They have fine green with a mathematical turn of once up an oil can and empaneled. (.apt. 4th Caw; Mrs. Arnold ana z emi employe U. S. Navy; Abraham Loeb, Leslie, at taken pastures all the year round. The native mind. Ash 1st Lt. 9th Mrs. Loeb and in piston crank presents dren. family Cant. Arnold: P. M. Inf.; igone to the intermediate grass . predominating is a graminacao The situation that itself, ac family Lt. Loeb; Mrs. James oiling, in this position he experts, burn, Capt. Asst. Surg. U. S. A.; Rich fant, and begun which is. in .many respects similar to cording to naval is this: the Q. Loekett, family Maj. 4th Miss immediately below the middle of CUSTOMS MEN TO Virginia, ard Allen. Clerk M. Dept.; Mrs. J Caw; was the one growing around Baguio. The aimored cruisers West Colo 3 family Helen Loekett, family Maj. 4th Caw; cylinders. The piston rod Maryland Pennsylvania, H. Anderson and children, the three pasturage there could be greatly Im- rado, and the Sergt. 24tb Inf.; F. S. Armstrong, Miss Fannie Loekett, family Maj. 4th cylinder connects directly drought-resistin- g only now from this proved by a clover, formidable war vessels in the Clerk Q. M. Dept.; A. S. Anderson, Caw; II. L. Lawrence, Jst Lt. 9th Inf.; with the crank on the crank shaft. On TRAVEL OR THOMAS ! like Japan clover (lespedesa striata), so Orient, have been ordered to San Fran are Ver Einp. U. S. Xavy; Mrs. Anthony, Mrs. Lawrence, family Lt. Lawrence; either side of the crank shaft common In, the Southern States. The cisco, and the armored cruisers Ten C. W. R. Leonard, 1st Lt. 9th Mrs. connecting directly witn family Capt. Koehler; Wni. Butler, Inf.; tical shafts typical soil Is clay and would no doubt nessee and Washington have been or V. Leonard, family Lt. Leonard; Charles pumps or feet away. On Lt. Geh 9th Inf.; 'Edwin liookmilier, the two three Among the passengers leaving for be good for leguminous plants. The dered to the China station; the cruiser Capt. 9th Inf.; Mrs. Booknuller, family H. Lewis, 2nd Lt. 9th Inf.; Howard K. crank shaft Is a flywheel. Hailele expects quan- Cincinnati, now on duty in this section the the Coast on the transport Thomas this bureau to send there a' Capt. Bookmiiler; Keynold J. J3urt, Laughry, 2nd Lt. 9th Inf.; Samuel Levi, was between the flywheel and the inter tity of the Guinea grass recently im of the world, has been ordered home, 2 Dept.; In Do Capt. 9th Inf.; Mrs. Burt and chil Clerk Subs. Mrs. Levi and crank pin.the proper place to morning will be Messrs. Edwin Far- ported ' tropical and the cruiser Baltimore has already - mediate Ap- from Hawaii. This is dren, family Capt. Burt; II. S. Brinkeu- fant, family Mr. Levi; J. F. Larney, machinery. i gone to oil that part of the mer and It. J. Taylor, of the local Cus- grass growing In Porto Rico and other home; the cruisers Denver and C. Byrne, Col. Clerk Subs. Dept.; Mrs. Larnev, fami cauglit on one way hoff, 2nd Lt. 9th Inf.; ii. parently his shirt sleeve tom House. Farmer leaves Honolulu parts of the West Indies, where it Cleveland are on their here to take Med. Dept. U. S. A.; Mme. Bougadier, ly Mr. Larney; R. L. Meador, 2nd Lt. cups moving up and down with places. of the oil permanently to take a position in the forms the principal food for cattle. It their family Maj. Kendall; Mrs. U. L. liue-ke- r 9th Inf.; Mrs. Meador, familv Lt. the piston rod, for a shred of his shirt grows even larger than cegon, but it Is So that it appears that four Vessels 15th Meador; G. W. Mioses, Capt. Pay Dept. cup fastening, while Immigration Service in California on and child, family Lt. Inf.; still hangs to the crisp and tender to the ground. Manila of 13.6S0 tons displacement, one vessel Moses T. Barlow, 1st Lt. Ph. Scouts; U. S. A.;. Mrs. Moses and 4 children, off. Either the the Mexican border. He has been in 3213 4he cup Itself is broken Times. of 44H tons and another of tons, Abe. S. Birkham, Capt. Q. M., U. S. A.; familv Cant. Moses: H. E. Mitchell. cup him for- , movement of the carried this city for many years and has many have been taken away from a fleet that Mrs. Bickham and 3 children, family 2nd Lt. 3rd Caw; T. C. Milfer, Cashier ward until he lost his balance, or in will sorry to see him HAWAII SUGAR LIST. it to be increased with the addition of B. Bowen, Army and Navy Club, Manila; Mrs. following his friends who be Capt. Bickham; Stephen of excitement go. Wai-ake- a, two vessels of 14,500 tons and one ves Miller, family Mr. Miller; B. C. Moon, the instant caught HILO, August 2. Olaa, 21,762; Clerk Q. M. Dept.; Wallace B. Baker, realization that he had been in Taylor is going to the mainland "on 14,000; Wainaku, 1S,300; Onomea, sel of 3200 tons and another of 3191 tons Q. M. 1st Lt. Arty. Corps; Geo. F. Mayer, forward. At Clerk Pay Dept.; P. S. Bunlett, the machinery, he pitched a. vacation trip, .tie win go irom cari 15.500; Pepeekeo, 9500; Honomu, 15,050; employe; Mrs. Burdett, family iir. Clerk Q. M. Dept.; G. L. McEntee, 2nd any rate, he was caught by the interme- to Norfolk, Virginia, where Hakalau, 26.000: Laupahoehoe, 35,000; The Board of Education will hold a Comsy. Lt. 9th Inf.; C. E. McDonald, Cont. stroke, and Francisco Burdett; Mrs. Blum, family diate crank on its downward he will visit relatives and fromj there Ookala, 8500: tKukaiau, 5700: Hama-ku- a, meeting this afternoon, the first since Sergt. 9th Inf.; Mrs. Jirown, tamiiy Surg. U. S. A.; J. Cf. McGrath, Clerk crank head carried his body forward will go to his old home at Lexington, 18,000; Paanhau, 6300; Honokaa, the appointment of Messrs. Carden, Maj. 9th Inf.; Subs. Dept.; Mrs. McGrath and 2 ebil- - the crank soldier; John Cotter, find over to the other side of the Kentucky. He expects to be gone a 6000; Kukumaele. 1930; Pui aluu, 9813;: Kanakanul and Williamson as Com- Wm. A. Castle, 1st Lt. 9th int.; JVirs. lren, family Mr. McGrath: Ernest t . through I ; - throwing him head first little over six weeks. Honuapo, 7405. - missioners. 2. as-tl- Newsom, Chaplain 9th Inf.; Mrs. New- shaft, re- Castle and children, family Lt. th aperture in which the crank Miss Crowley, family Lt. Sturte-vant- ; som and 3 children, family Chapl. New volves, to the floor below. But in the VT. D. Chitty, Capt. 4th Caw; som; vm. jv. savior. apt. via jni.; instant that his body was thus thrown Mrs. Chitty and 2 children, family W. S. Neclv, Capt. Ph. Scouts; Mrs. remorselessly through this aperture, Capt. Chitty; Francis W. Clark, 1st Neely and infant, family Capt. Needy; down below, his left leg was caught, Lt. Arty. Corps; Emmett J. craig. nurse, family Lt. Loeb; nurse, family just at the knee, between the crank Com. Dent. Surg. L. S. A.; '1 nomas Lt. Whitman; nurse, family Capt. Burt; head and one of the plunger rods, and Chambers, Messenger Q. M. Dept.; urse, family Capt. Arnold; Bernard off as by a pair of giant Div.; Nason, Ernp. Hdqrs. Mess.; M. II. Nor- - vas cut leg Xol.Ie Carter. Clerk Hors. Phil. shears, the dissevered part of the i Frank Cerf, employe Ord. Dept.; W. II. is, Emp. U. S. Aavy; Michael O'Keef, being simoly thrown to the opposite Cobb, employe L. S. Aavy; U. J. 2nd Lt. Ph. Scouts; Wm. F. Pearson. ide of the crank shaft from where the Davis, Insular employe; Miss Derby- 2nd Lt. 9th Inf.; E. Perkins, Maj. 13th stood, but left on the same floor, Sergt. Ord. Dept.; W. T. Inf.; Mrs. Perkins, family Maj. Per- man torn, shire, family while the remainder of the body, Duggan, Brig. Gen. V. S. A. (.reureu;; kins; J. H. Pclot, 1st Lt. Arty. Corps; mangled and mutilated, was thrown to Mrs. Duggan. family Gen. Duggan; Luther Price, Clerk Subs. Dept.; Mrs. re'.ow. L. 1st Lt. 9th Mrs, Price and children, familv Mr. Price; the floor Herbert Evans, Inf.; - Leslie heard a scream, not loud, but i iiiftiif Kvans. familv Lt. hvans; Mrs. C K. Leo. tninn, Jst L.t. Arty. ,or;s; Jvi- startling, and instantly the thought Kliiott, familv Lt. loth Inf.; M. S. gar 15. Uobertson, Col. 9th Inf.; Mrs. into his mind that the "new Elliott. 1st Lt.' 13th Inf.; R. A. Enderle, Uobertson, family Col. 9th Inf.; Mis came machin- family Col. 9th Mrs. C ivam" h-v- l been caught in the Jy'' Clerk Q. M. Dept.; Mrs. Enderle and Robertson, Inf.; ery. He hurried at once to descend. infant, familv Mr. Enderle; H. C. Reese, family Lt. loth Inf.; R. J. Apparently at about the same in- Fisher, Maj. Med. Dpt. V. S. A.; Mrs. Reaney, Capt. Ph. Scouts; Rueben Kalihi, C. G. Sturte-van- t, stant V! Wright, who lives in Fisher, family Maj. Fisher; P. C. Field, Smith, 1st Lt. 9th Inf.; and works in the shops of the public Capt. Asst. Surg. U. S. A.; Mrs. Field 2nd Lt. 9th Inf.; Mrs. Sturtevant en- and family Lt. Sturtevant; C. came into the 1 & - War Capt. Field; Paul M. child, works department, and family SmitU, gine room from the boiler room. The Goodrich, 1st Lt. 9th Inf.; Mrs. Good- C. Smith. Capt. 4th Caw; Miss vir,o. that rausht his eye was rich, family Lt. Goodrich; R. F. Gard- family Capt. Gardner; F. L. St. Clai. leg. he at once called "Coast Arty.; 'Miss Gerhart, Clerk SuLs. Dept.; Mrs. St. Clair and the severed and ner, Capt. M. to Leslie, and returning to the boiler family Capt, th Inf.; P. W Giovan-nin- i. 2 children, family Mr. St. Clair; II. room called out that "George is ma- Insular Emp.; Wm. R. Grove. Savage, Clerk Q. M. Dept.: Jno. San- Engineer Wilkinson, not having Capt. Comsy. U. S. A.; Mrs. Grove an.l ders. Clerk Q. M. Dept.; Lyn Shope, ke." as- Q. M. L. N. Shellabergcr, acquaintance with Hailele, did not 2 children, familv Capt. Grove; Hunter Clerk Dept.; him with the name George, but Harris. 2nd Lt. 9th Inf.; J. C Hender- Clerk Q. M. Dept.; Mrs. A. J. Storm sociate 1 -- Insular supposed it referred to George Wond. J W. son 1st Lt. Arty. Corps; Geo. M. Hol- and child, family deceased the engineer who alternates watches ler. 1st Lt. 4th Inf.; Jas. B. Henry, Emp.; Mrs. Salts, familv Lt. I.oeb; with him at the station, and who was 2nd Lt. 4th Caw; D. W. Herr, family Paul Shillock, Major Med. Dept. U. S. within half an Lillie Herr, fami- A.; Mrs. Salter, Chief Nurse Army lue to come on watch Capt. Bickman; Miss Dept.; He rushed to the engine room, FRENCH CRUISER CHANZY ASHORE AT TCHOU SAN, ON THE CHINSSE COAST SHE WAS A lv ('apt. Bickman; Miss Ruth Herr, Corps; C. W. Tarrant, Clerk Med. hour. C, 'Varnum, Lt. Col. 4th Caw; Mrs. supposing that there was where he TOTAL LOSS. familv Capt. Bickman: Geo. R. Halden. A. should find Wond or learn what had Clerk Q. M. 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Scott sloop, and the Paloma was only GOOD PLAY SEEN LA PALOMA WINS five. minutes and forty-si- x seconds behind Renton's boak As La Paloma Prettiest fiats economy washing at had a. handicap of eighteen minutes in Town Where is the in and the Kapolei only eight, Macfar III HILO TENNIS home? TTY R,ACE FOR lane won the Beckley trophy with Where do you save in money. In more than four minutes to spare. . UYJEDA or in results? The Myrtle boathouse was- - crowded work 1028 you ever figure up the cost of at the time of the start, many of the George Hapai and Kennedy Will Nuuanu Street Did oldtime yachtsmen who have not taken extra fire and water used In wash- the Y TROPHY an interest in the sport for some time Fight It Out 18-tCHOI- ECKLE for the CE ing; the soap, starch, blueing, etc., re- being on hand. There were at least H0RSES--1- 8 quired; the value of the time to you sixty members of the," club present be- Championship. From Frank Wood's Ranch were on do work at home; sides those who board the DUE THURSDAY S. that it takes to the yachts. Among them were AdmiraL PER S. .HELENS the hard, back-breaki- ng labor that it Beckley, M. Richard Ivers, Frank HILO, August 2, The costs you, and the unsatisfactory re. Helene, Disabled, Makes Fine Showing Hatch, Col. Sam Parker, Commodore tennis tourna- Club Stables Though ! ment hag continued throughout suits that you obtain? Cooper, Frank S. Dodge, George F. the ' TEL. MAIN 109 Renton, Judge Weaver; John T. Mc-Cross- week, the contests between differ- Is there any economy in it when we Kapolei the in Contest Kamehameha and Walter Macfarlane, Harry players in- you and only charge ent growing more and more J. HI. DAVIS can save all this Wilder, George Crozier, and the Re- teresting. you 23c. per dozen for rough dry work? Also Do Fast Work. gatta Committee, consisting of W. H. Mclnerny, H. P. Roth and C. T. Wil- In the men's singles Geo. Hapai beat Sewing Machine 6-- 6-- Repairer MAIN 0, 3. RING UP 73. der. Dr. Grace, ; The finals in this Tel. Main 117, 1256 NOTES OF THE RACE. - series will be played betweeji Geo. Ha- or Fort Street, near Orpheum. On the way back from , Barber's pai and Bruce Kennedy. Elapse time. Hp. Corrtd. rendered practically useless for the Point the Hawaii's jib carried away, MEN'S DOUBLES. Repairs made at your house and Im- h. m. s. h. m. s. time. losing her some little time. mediate use of machine guaranteed. Scott and Kennedy' beat Grace and SEWING 6;03;56 ISm 5;45;56 was east- The fishes off Point enjoy- 6-- 4, 6-- MACHINES TO H i'iil La Paloma The wind strong from the Barber's Metealf, 3; Hill and Guard beat RENT Sra expense Kapolei 5;58:10 5:50:10 ed a yesterday of 6-- 6-- 7794 ward and forced some of the yachts treat at the IrwiA and Springer, 1. 2; 5:50:18 scr 5:50:18 prominent Vicars and Kamehameha to make a short in order to turn a shoe merchant of this 6-- 7-- Street; tack Balding beat Guard and Hill, 2, 3; Kawaiahao Hawaii 6:34:40 ISm 6:16:40 the stakeboat. The Helene was well city, who was on the stakeboat. Scott Kennedy Gladys with- and beat Vicars and RING UP RING UP Gladys 14m in lead when was The fact that had to be 6-- 7-- the the stakeboat Balding, 3, 5, becoming or Main 361, it 35m reached, following drawn almost before race was thus the Helene with the others the challengers cup by For Reliable, 60m started, was a great disappointment for the now held TERRITORIAL, MESSENGER Spray closely bunched. The Kamehameha, in Mellor and Hapai. Prompt and SERVICE Did not finish. spite of her accident, was second, the to her owners. They lay it to the fact 212 Kapolei third, and La Paloma fourth. that they had a , hoodoo on board in MIXED DOUBLES. bpeedy (Branch Office). person The second annual race for the Beck-le- y On the run befoire the wind, all the the of Capt. Soule. Irwin Scott and Miss Woods beat E. Servi Clarence set C. 6-- 0, 7-- 5; Cup, which was sailed yesterday, yachts used their light sails and this Macfarlane did "not his Mellof and Mrs. Siemsen, being the favorite wind for La Pa- light sails till late in the day. As he Irwin Scott and Miss Woods beat W. County 6-- 6-- Messenger was won by La one of 3, Service Paloma after loma, she soon came up to the leaders. won the race no one should complain. Hill and Miss Horner, 2 The pontests seen the best ever in these Opposite the harbor, the Kamehameha He ran down to Pearl 'Harbor after challenge games in mixed doubles were 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. waters. The little Kapolei, the smal- lowered mainsail and made temporary the race was over, and probably will played and, after a hard-foug- nt and well-play- S. KAY, ss ed Manager - 932 lest of the first-cla- yachts, came in repairs to the broken gaff. She ran find out that he has won from the game, Miss Woods and FORT ST. morning paper. , . second only a little over four minutes under her spinnaker and balloon jib Irwin Scott defeated Mrs. Patten and PACKAGE AND PARCEL DELIVERY behind the Transpacific yacht. The and, even handicapped in this manner, The Hawaii made a, disappointing Geo. Hapai, thus becoming the winners Kamehameha finished first but lost out lost very little grdund. showing. She should have done much of the Hilo Merchants Cup for mixed Will call - for, fold and deliver An through the fact that she was com- better from all predictions.- doubles. nouncements, The Helene sailed magnificently on Capt. . Invitations, Bills, Circu- pelled to give a time allowance to the the way down to Barber's Point, Charlie Lewis of the Kame- LADIES' DOUBLES. lars, etc., by Special Arrangement. tJhii other yachts. The start was made where Allen launch, Kaahumanu, hameha, did not have Jack London on the Miss Woods and Miss Horner beat promptly at It) o'clock, the Hawaii, board to give hints , in regard to sail SHOPPING AND MARKETING W. H. Mclnerny in charge, was 6-- 3, 5-- with j and Mrs. 7, Helene and Spray crossing the line ing the yacht as he did In the race Mrs. Patten Siemsen, AT REASONABLE RATES used as a stake boat. When only a 6-- 4; shortly' after the gun.. A minute later for the Uovernor's cup. Miss Woods and Miss Horner beat few hundred feet from the turning 5-- 7, 7-- 5, A.ll messages the Kapolei. La Paloma Gladys Too much bowling does not agree Mrs. Elliott and Miss Hapai, promptly and carefully and point jibed, 6-- the mainsail of the Helene yachting, 3. attended to. Will notify patrons of ar- followed. The Kamehameha got the as she was running before the wind. with according to Ollie Sor- - poorest start of all, being two minutes enson, who sailed on the Hawaii. The latter thus won the champion- rival and departure of island and "for- The boom snapped completely in two, seems ship and prize in this series. eign steamers on request. Good Morning and a half behind the leaders. about halfway between the mast and It too bad that the Healani, At the channel entrance the yachts one of the best yachts here, was not Mrs. Patten beat Miss Woods in the Laundry and suits received and de- its end. The Kamehameha at this I HAVE YOU were all well bunched specta- in the race yesterday. cup game, thus winning the I'.rmes livered to Honolulu Clothes Cleaning; and the point was about 300 feet in the rear. ' good ; Cup singles. cup Co., for cleaning USED OUR tors, who were mostly at the Myrtle Temporary repairs were made on the A breeze and little sea proved for ladies' Other and pressing. boathouse, to be perfect for Helene games will probably be played on Sat- were treated to a sight not Helene but she did not turn the stake-boa- t, the and La often seen in this city. The entire and so was out of the race. On Paloma. The former had the race urday, fleet, close together, with all their sails the return trip she made a fine record cinched when her boom was broken. j The ladies of the Hilo Tennis Club Goods Now Here year j set. made a picture which was well and finished close to the leaders. With Next Col. Sam Parker will will entertain the visiting players at probably j worth seeing. After hauling on the her time allowance she would have have a boat with which to the home of Mrs. Harold B. Elliott, WE WILL SOON BE up 1 wind to make the stakeboat at Dia- been a sure winner for clean the yachts in the present Riverside Park, tomorrow evening, Au- BUSINESS but the mishap i READY FOR mond Head, the Hawaii took the lead, mentioned. fleet. gust 3. . There will be dancing. A.N.Sanford followed by the Helene, Kapolei, Ka- The Kapolei was somewhat behind Watch for Our Announcement Graduate Optician. mehameha. Gladys. La Paloma and when the Barber's Point stakeboat was Ikeda and his horse by throwing pep- Spray. At this point the Gladys car- picked Hawaii Photo and Art Co. Boaton Building - - Fort Street turned but up on the way back. PEPPER THROWN per Into their eyes. His defense Is that ried away her bobstay, an accident The Helene, though out of the race he was simply throwing pepper upon Over May & Co. which caused her withdrawal from the on account of not turning the stake, own race. It IN HORSE .RACE his back, where he had a peculiar seemed unusually hard luck, kept close to her, while the Kameha- sore only lib- There's Something About as the Gladys, being that could be healed by winner of the meha held the lead with the La Palo- eral administrations of doses of pep- Prize Cup Turkish Cigarettes Brick, Mone race in 15, was the holder of the ma second till way Berkley cup. about half between HILO, August 2. Suefuchi, per. Pearl Harbor and the channel en- the That You'll Like and Dry Walls . Mr. Shige Nakamura may be given The Helene quickly owner of a Japanese ; overhauled the trance. At this point the Kapolei came horse that was an opportunity to show Judge Hapai TRY THEM Hawaii and tonk the lead, followed up with a rush and passed ridden by.Shige PLASTERING AND CEMENT WORK by the the schoon- Nakamura in a race! his sore spot, an examination of which Promptly Kamehameha. A pretty duel er. The Helene kept close in towards with a horse belonging to Ikeda, on NL A. 8c Co. and Carefully Done. followed, the Helene holding own would be of interest to medical scien- Cunst her shore and evidently gained by doing Saturday afternoon, has ben arrested Hilo. to may C. better than many thought that she so, while the as an accessory tists in Failure find it iSHit, could. other three leaders stood to his jockey, who is! result in the judge touching Nakamura Kawasaki Hotel, 'The Kamehameha was keeping well off. The Kamehameha was the neia tor malicious mischief. River Street. close to the leader when the jaws of in another sore spot. : Telephone Main 392. first aroTind the Bell Buoy and ran During the race Shige, who was in HEAD THE ADVERTISER her gaff broke and the mainsail was into the harbor in pretty shape. the lead, is accused of trying to blind (Additional 'Sports on Page Seven.) WORLD ' S NEWS DAILY.

j JL ft 'J t THE PACIFIC CCMMERICAL ATJVfcKTIS fctTTTuKulT) L'yU

HAWAII'S FIRST ENTOMOLOGISTS Castle & CooKe, Ltd. sy col HONOLULU. CDI5IITUTI0 FROM MOLOKHI COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SUGAR FACTORS.

UV ! AGENTS FOR LWE KCAL 1V1U3IU B Reminiscences of the Historic Three of Them Return From The Ewa Plantation Co. Spot by Mr. Gilman of Interesting Scientific The Wataiua Agricultural Co., LtJ. Boston. Expedition. The Kohala Sugar Co. 0 The Walmea Mill Sugar Co. W e are here with an opportunity for the public to hear good music in their own - The Fulton Iron Works, St. Louis. homes, all ' Gorham D. Gilman, the veteran The trio of entomologists who went The George F. Blake Steam Pump. at hours and at any iricnd 1 time. 8 of Hawaii and an oldtime busi--! the American Sugar Company's Weston's Centrifugals. ness man in the islands, in a private- - Ranch last week, returned yesterday The New England Mutual Llf In- ly addressed letter to the editor of the morning by the IvvalanL They are surance Co., of Boston. BRING Aavertiser, dated Boston, July 19, 1307, Prof. Froggatt, the Australian entomol The Aetna Insurance Co., of Hart- THE GREAT CONCERT SINGERS says: ogist, who is on a tour of the world in ford, Conn. 'I hope it may be so that you can the study of beneficial insects; D. L. National Fire Insurance Co., of Hart- THE FAMOUS DRAMATIC STARS AND visit Lake ilohonk Conference. I sent Van Dine of the United States Agri- ford, Conn. THE to Mr. Smiley your notice of the meet- cultural Experiment Station, and Ja ing to be in the P. C. A., thinking he cob Kotinsky of the Board of Agricul CELEBRATED MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS would appreciate it. ture and Forestry. Prof. Froggatt "I see some mention in your paper went especially to study the insect New Society Stationery of a parasites that have troubled the sheep ' TO . commemorative notice of the first YOUR OWN DOORS. constitution at Lahaina. The prem- on the ranch so much, and the method Hew Staple Stationery ises of Gilman. &. Co. adjoined those of treating it which has been found premises and at one time we leased beneficial on this ranch, the sheep in- the great dustry being an important one in Aus We have just received from Germany a consignment of the celebrated thatched house where the New Crepe and Plain meetings of the king and chiefs were tralia. Mr. Van Dine went to study Tissues. held and where the constitution was the bee industry, among other things, Carter's Inks, Mucilage, etc. wrought out. The grounds were made and Mr. Kotinsky went to establish Typewriter Ribbons, Carbon and Mani- era in the old King colonies of the Arizona horn fly par- 1 r Kamehameha I's time. folding Paper. There was a asite. U retaining wall of some NTew Books and good' things PPUPM ten or twelve feet on the waterfront Prof. Froggatt was very much inter- other at ft most firmly built. That wall extended ested in what he saw, and proved a THOS. G. THRUM'S Jj IE 1 for some hundred feet or more and most excellent horseman and a hard 0 hi on the Molokai end was built up in rider. He went all over the ranch in 1063 Fort Street. l the like solid manner. There was a his investigations. similar retaining wall on the mauka The bee industry is very prosperous These are equal on. to fifty dollar machines but we will sell them for side but not near so deep but suffi- and apparently very profitable this Y. WO SING c CO. ciently so to form the makai bank of ranch. The company has a tin shop one of the largest kalo patches on the where it makes its own containers in ir island. which to ship its honey. There is no Groceries and Fruits sugar cane on Molokai so that there 'Mauka of this kalo patch was Mr. 11S6-11- FIVE DOLLARS Richards residence in full view of the Is hone of the aphids that result in Nuuanu St. alii's place. is .history honeydew honey. The algaroba flour- It I believe that Phone Mam 238 P. O. Box 5I Mr. Richards used to lecture before ishes everywhere up to an elevation of gradually go- They reproduce the human voice perfectly. The strains of the-musi- by the great or- the king (K. Ill) and chiefs in the a thousand feet and is morning, instructing them as best he ing higher. This furnishes the staple pro- ALL KINDS OF chestras of Europe and America are heard clearly and the compositions of the great could on government affairs, and the for the bees . so that the honey w duced .here is uniform in quality and BUILDING AND kins and his associates discussed mat- REPAIR WORK masters are for once reproduced a squawk and harshness. You have ters by themselves in the afternoon contains no honeydew honey. DONE ON SHORT NOTICE without without "The postponement of the sailing of and took final action. BY ' "On the Molokai end plateau the Iwalani from here, twenty-fou- r 'is never found such clearness in other machines. . of the me so f built up from the encroachments of, hours, without notice to that the sea. and at whose base the Pa I could have gone on the Mauna Loa," T. cific said Mr. Kotinsky, "resulted in many Wm. Paty often beat with great force, stood 1448 82 the remains of the first brick house in of the horn fly parasites flying be- ALAKEA STREET. ry day DEMONSTRATIONS DAILY the islands a small, two-sto- build- fore they reached there. A earlier ing of twenty-fiv- e by thirty feet would have resulted in a much larger W square. colony being distributed. However, I got one colony over there and dis- F. Come and listen to the music in our Hotel Street store, opposite the Palm Cafe. You "There were some most magnificent propa- D. Wicke, kou trees growing on the grounds tributed, and I took with me a gating cage in which another colony CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, will be made welcome even if you do not buy. Thousands of people in the United when I was there, which must have Store Fittings a Specialty. been planted in Kamehameha I's time is hatching out, and I left instructions to have grown so large, as well as there with Mr. Monroe as to their Repairing. Cabinet Work and Polishing; States and Europe own these machines and you have a chance to. handling. Mr. Monroe has a great deal rows of mature cocoanut trees border- history 10S2 Alakea St., rear of Y. M. C. A. ing the kalo patch referred to. of information about the life Phone M. 477; residence. Phone W. 161L "The aliis Kamehameha had and habits of insects, and I have ev- that ery reason to believe this colony, gathered around him in the great i it. out, handled work of framing the new constitution when hatches will be. ALL KINDS OF 8 8 were those found in Dibble's History effectively. once a great deal of the Sandwich Islands." . "I shall at devote more time to the propagation of this Rubber Goods parasite. For while I am not yet ready I to say that it has been demonstrated GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. Si iio KAAHUMANUS that it will abate the horn fly .pest, 9 R. H. PEASE, President it is very promising. And if they need Market Street, CAFE. Mo- HOTEL STREET, OPPOSITE PALM K it anywhere they need it on the S. San Francisco, Cal., U. A. STRONG START Iff lokai ranch. I saw horn flies settle 10 on animals there in such swarms as I had not imagined It was possible. NOTICE. 9 They the sheep a good deal, too. bother HILO, August 2. An organization Sometimes producing open sores where good at- ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING which has potentialities for much the skin is bare in spots from the help or advice, was firmly established In Hilo last tacks. Prof. Froggatt went there to Is Invited to communi- cate, either in person or by letter, with week when Miss Peabody, Mrs. Nawa-h- i study. Ensign Bellina's Palolo ranch, L. Anderson, matron of the Webb, Honolulu, in- "At Charles The man who has been betrayed by and Mrs. oi and at Paul Isenberg's Waialae ranch, Salvation Army Woman's Industrial stituted the Hilo Kaahumanu Society. where these 'parasites have been col- Home. No. 1680 King street. ordinary " ready-mades"a- nd the man who The local organization hears the num- onized longest, the horn fly pest is ber 3, number 1 being in Honolulu with most materially abated, presumably tailor-mades- parasite. am sure it US " ", membership of nearly six Hundred because of the I LET HELP feels uncomfortable in his a a parasite of flies, laying its eggs YOU number 2 owning Kohala as head- is MAKE YOUR and in the flies in the maggot stage. And Stein-Bloc.- 1: quarters. ADVERTISING PAY are the ones who are satisfied witlv Society owes Its ex I know that it attacks horn flies. But 4 The Kaahumanu whether it is so specifically a horn fly HAWAII PUBLICITY CO. istent to a desire to keep in loving may expected to 82 Merchant Street. Because Stein-Bloc-h Clothes are memory the aliis and members of Ha- parasite as that it be gone before. materially reduce the pest, cannot yet Telephone 173 waiian royalty who have be to be demonstrated. wool-teste- one decorating said d, made, and pledged to From the idea of the Meyer on small farm- master graves on anniversaries "Otto carries the certain ing on Molokai on quite an .extensive this body of Hawaiian ladies came In- in Because Fifty-On-e Years of Know-- com- scale. He has a considerable area wear. to being with the further view of potatoes and ships them to Honolulu. POSTAL CARDS panionship and mutual assistance. The canta- A one He is raising muskmelons and larpe assortment of...... 'ing How assures a fit and style that the society is not a charitable but loupes, something that are not raised TUCK'S AND ULLMAN'S aims to keep alive among Hawaiians islands, Reproductions to preserve anywhere else in the I believe. of Famous Paintings. tailor equal. the spirit of the race and In order to do it he has to protect average cannot ancient history which might otherwise fly with netting. Pacific Picture Framing Co. course of years. them from the melon be forgotten in the But he. has quite an area thus pro- 1050 NUUANU STREET. Yet a most Important feature of the on See looking tected. He raises watermelons Window Display. society's work is that of after quite an extensive scale.. I was sur- such members as may from time to time being a prised at the extent of farming car- be ill, the visiting of the sick ried on, and carried on in a most sys- M. McIHERMY, LTD. duty with which the members are spe- husbandmanlike way." cially charged. tematic and 8 CLOTHES $ Haberdasher end Clothier. Fort and Merchant Streets. Though only a few days' canvass $ WITH STYLE TO THEM 2 wa3 held in Hilo, gratifying response Pa, Mrs. Kahana Kaauwai, Mrs. Sa- MATERIAL THAT WEARS was given to the notice and no less rah Kaiwl. fit Mrs. Sarah than ninety-fou- r ladies joined as char- Visiting Committees. 3 George A. Martin, ter members. The initial meetings Hapai, chairman; Mrs. Kaoulionalani were held at the Haili church, the Pahio, for Kalepolepo; Mrs. Helen Al- Arlington Block Hotel Street JJ' only men present being Admiral Beck-le- y lien, for Waiakea; Mrs. Aoe Like, for of the order of Kamehameha and Kukuau; Miss Keala Brown, for ai; Rev. S. L. Desha. Mrs. Mihana Ai, Punahoa; The officers chosen were as follows: Mrs. Mealoha Kenoi, for Puueo; Mrs. Mrs. Mary Shipman and Mrs. Harriet Kaliko Loeben stein, for Puueo; Moehi- - BUY NOW ! Hapai, .honorary presidents: Mrs. Rose hio Nainoa, for Haaheo; Mrs. Mary Gems, Gold and Silver Jewelry.

- Up-to-da- Desha, president; Mrs. H. Waihau Na- Nawahine Rich, for Haaheo. te Styles. ' mem- ilima, vice president; Mrs. Isabella Mrs. Navvahl entertained the Ready-mad- e or by special order. Desha, treasurer; Mrs. Harriet Wery, bers of the society and her visitors Prices reasonable. Call on us. assistant treasurer; Mrs. Helen Siem-se- n, from Honolulu at a luau on Thursday secretary; Mrs. Annie Ewaliko, evening. The visitors returned to Ho- SUN WO assistant secretary; Mrs. Maria Wil-fon- g. nolulu by Friday's Kinau. No. 1308 Maunakea St. P. O. Box 943. auditor.. The regular meeting will be held Members of the Executive Board. Monday, August 4th. when they ex- Mrs. Mary Kaihenui, Mrs. Mary K. pected to add thirty more members to T, W, Brown. Mrs. Alai Akana, Mrs. Grace the roll. Rawlins & Go. Jobbing Contractors and r' Builders Work done In wood, iron, stone, cement and concrete; pla'n and rein- anc-uo- wn Sale forced. Painting and plumbing. Fur- August naces re-lin- boilers set and ovens built and repaired. Whitewashing and spraying in all colors. Houses moved. Arrived Ex Siberia Offices and Yard Auld's Lane, Pa-lam- a. ow on in Full Blast P. O. BOX 4 TEL. MAIN 18l The car of endurance test fame made 2,000 miles with 50 Free Lessons Now on view at the garage of LINGERIE AND SILK WAISTS, PARASOLS. perfect record. on every $10 Mandolin or Guitar LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS, GLOVES. you purchase from us. UNDERSKIRTS, WAIST - Young Oo, Lid SILK and SATEEN BERGSTROM MUSIC CO., Ltd., von Mamm- Odd Fellows Bldg. FANCY NECKWEAR, RIBBONS. Prices have never been equaled in this city. 1907 FORDS EL TORO SWIM at the HOTEL BATHS Six new models of the Ford Run- ( IGAK PAR Hotel Street about arrived ex Siberia. Come EXCELLENT 5 cents MODEL BLOCK, and see them. HALSELDEN TOBACCO X NO SHARKS NO CORAL NO SUNBURN A. BL0M, FORT STREET Schuman Carriage Co., Ltd. ) COMPANY. TTTRKISH BAliia 15U W SfiUUilWU Young Bldg. NOW DISTRIBUTORS.

V THE PACIFIC COMMERICAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. AUGUST 5, 1907. WWMMWMW THE FUTURE KING IS BRISTLES Pacific Commercial Advertiser A MORNING PAPER. GIVEN DISCIPLINE IN YOUR TEETH You Feel Better WALTER Q. SMITH EDITOR are not pleasant, but you'll get them GO LONDON, July 20. The future king You Work Better ftp I there every time you use a poor tooth AUGUST 5 "de- 1 MONDAY of England has .been sentenced to E brush. faulter's drill," much to the amuse LET SECRETARY ATKINSON STAY. ment of many young niotners wnose GET A BRUSH shouM finish College, For ten davs we offer It wouM te fur the benefit of the Territory if Mr. Atkiuson sons are cadets at Osbortie Isle m you the free When Lis present term as Secretary of Hawaii rtnu then succeed himself. of Wight. The Prince of ales wlied that is built right. Costs more, but som news use of an electric fan m office. the history of Governor Carter's administration is fully and fairly told, he heard of It enjoyed the almost dozen! your an gives more satisfaction "than a of its Lest results must be credited to Secretary Atkinson. lie has been as mucn as ivnen ce neara mai nis 'licking" "cheap" ones. We know you'll enjoy it. efficial to do things, and that with all his might, corn wmiin me j"'""""" son had suffered his first and We want On four separate got a biacK eye after a few days' resi- ,f his own office and while acting in the Governor's stead. Ours are the best: you to try it. Phone us periods, he has been the Governor's substitute with dence at the college. now Main occasions, for considerable Little Prince Edward is irrepressible.. TOOTH RUSHES, he has conducted public affairs not only vigor- r a free hand. Every such time He is in such ' splendid health and HAIR BRUSHES, 390. both offices, with an energy seemingly inexhaustible, he paying as ously but well. In spirits that he is not much NAIL BRUSHES. Etc. Las grasped the immediate duty of the hour and never rested until it had been attention as he should to the "classes" indoors. The result was that no hi :, fulfilled. amount of 'hushing" on the part of Mr. Atkinson has not teen satisfied, however, with the discharge of merely - . : v.y during a mathematical .j 1 1 - the instructor THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COMPANY, rcatine obligations. He has reached out for opportunities or oeuenun- ic class could make him keep quiet, and v. Ltd. community not specifically the statutes, vet which the executive he continued to talk and laugh, with p . . . . . 1 . 1 tal-- companions was liim in.. mlvnntfl ce Ol. An his until he ordered KING STREET NEAR position enatiiea mm 10 see ana cinwi:i:i pun- ALAKEA. owe. out of the room . to receive his instance in point is Mr. Atkinson's immediate catcning 01 tne imple- ishment. ment spirit, manifested about three years ago in the formation of district The latter consisted of an hour of under the impulse of which he forthwith effected the transformation of hard drill while all the other boys from were playing rricket. The punishment Miauv vacant areas and lots, for long given over to weeds and rubbish, Not only the esthetic created something of a sensation tyesores to become beautiful parks and playgrounds. among the other boys, but the super redound l'ut the moral benefit of this series of improvements is great and will intendent has received very strong in- to the lasting honor of its author. structions from the Prince of Wales that his son is to be punished on In the larger field of broad public policy Secretary Atkinson, both in his ail Ice House of efficiency occasions in exactly the same way as Poultry wn otlice and in that of the chief executive, has left the stamp the other cadets. measure of success which has been achieved in the greatest :;pn his record. The Prince Edward's ambition Some persons dislike refrigerated ii.tro.luction of Europeans, capable of American citizenship upon due probation, now is to be a skilled ship s engineer, meats and poultry 1 domiciled upon the soil, is to a great' extent due and he is most happy when he is pok because a few lor a stalle labor supply ing around inside a warship. months ago, possibly a year, they bought advocacy In this business he ably turned to goou account 10 his and efforts. from us and it had a disagreeable odor. Since membership in the Board of Immigration. Though fortified with the knowl then lis Gas for cooking, gas for reading, both we have had d-'e that the lolicv in question was approved, if not even largely directed by, cheap. See Honolulu Gas Co.. Ltd. our own storage rooms erected and today man to press it forward President Koosevelt, a less courageous and determined we can give you poultry more tender and with a manifold difficulties of the problem Mr. better here might have quailed before the flavor than if his possession of capacity for handling large matters THE PEOPLE ON BDARD-TRANSPO- it were freshly killed. There is nothing' Atkinson also proved RT Why Not cf finance bv the way he floated the latest issue of Territorial bonds. It was A but sweetness in the flavor of our storage meets. ENJOY a good follow-u- p transaction in the avenue successfully opened by Governor THE PLEASURE THOMAS OF PINEAPPLES FOR PICKLING $1.25 Carter in the New York market on the occasion of the first sale of bonds OWNING A PER DOZEN. tnder his administration. a crood experienced a man, as tn.th .Wrrtarv Atkinson is too and (Continued from Page One.) The Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd. the right hand of the executive, to be lost to the service of the l?rritory it Varmim and children, family Col Good Watch ? lie can be induced to remain in office, Governor Frear and he would no doubt Varnum; Hugh D. Wise, Capt. 9th Inf.; I r .Mrs. Wise, family work well together in harness and make a most effective team. Where their Cant. Wise: Georere Tou probably do not know how W. Wallace, 1st L-- .. K. in action might diverge would only be, probably, ith Inf.; I. reasonably we can, sell you a really resjiective temperaments 'it Whitson, 1st Lt. 9th Inf.; Mrs. Whit- - good one useful complement of watch. effect of making certain qualities in the son 2 full-jewel- to the and ehilur?n, family Lt. Whit- A fine, ed movement, a well-rounde- d son; Lt. certain qualities in the other. The Territory would have Dishler Whitiug, 2nd 9th Inf.; with a solid gold case a watch A Earl M. Wilson. 2nd Lt. 9th Inf.: Mrs. which will last your lifetime can DAINTY Wilson, family C. W. ij Lt. Wilson; --now be bought at a figure well Waller, 1st Lt. Artv. Corps; Mrs. within your means. WARM WEATHER f THE TWO CENT LEGISLATION. Waller, family Lt. Waller. Step into our store and Inspect SHOE The two cent fare legislation which swept over the United States last our large stock. Wre know-w- can A Manila paper presents new - printer like an epidemic, aside from the important effects it will have on the a and . please you. Made by Laird, Shober & Co., (which i likely attractive picture of Aguinaldo, erst- ti.If of travel, and the income of railroads, is to have a number of while rebel leader. It says: "Agui- guarantees its quality) on the pretty subsidiary, but interesting effects. Some of these have been actually realized. naldo has so generally been identified to clergymen, certain classes with his role of soldier too Sizes i Among them are the withdrawal of reduced rates that little and widths to take account of attention Is given to role he is - of educational, and religious workers, and commercial travelers. In the future, the every shape of foot. , now playing as emulator of Cincinna- - H.' F, Wiciiman & Co. salvation will neither be free, nor come at reduced rates so far as railroad . Patent leather vamp, dull too. wide i.i tus, that of farmer or haclendero, in transportation is concerned; and the commercial traveler, likewise, who has been which by his example he Is probably LIMITED ribbon laces and turn sole WWrli said to carry the gospel of progress, will have to pay the full rate demanded conferring upon his countrymen as three or four pairs of cheaper shoes. of the general public who have had neither the nerve nor the organization to much if not more real good than In his Leading more distinguished position. The part Jewelers , Price, $5.50. '. secure special consideration for themselves, except when they organized a big which Aguinaldo is now playing was convention of some kind, to which large numbers of them wanted to go. brought out prominently this morning HANUFACTURERS' The special rate to big conventions and other similar gatherings is also In a conference held with the governor SHOE COMPANY, LTD. general, in which Captain Sleeper, di- 1051 threatened, and the rule, "one price to all" seems likely to be decided on by BEAD THE Fort Street. P. O. Box 282. rector of lands; Mr. Miller, Dr. Ne7 ADVEETISEE t 4. Phone Main ihe railroads. som parti. 4 and Mr. Edwards also took WOBLD'S NEWS The reductions made in the past to clergymen, commercial travelers, and It was regarding the use of a steam' DAILY. even tne convention rate, Has been from one and a nali to two eents a mile, fco plow on the Imus estate a. part of' with legislation public to two cents a which General Aguinaldo occupies as a that limiting rates to the mile, the rail tenant of the government. According Abadie French Laundry roads are disposed to take the position that if it was a low enough rate when to General Aguinaldo and the bureau The only Genuine French Laundry in Honolulu agrfcultural given as a special favor, it ought to be low enough when it is the regular rate. of experts, the Imus es- THE SEASON'S LATEST Our handwork on Shirts, Collars, Shirtwaists, Dresses, If this legislation shall have the effect of abolishing special privileges, it tate ia so overgrown with trees, that CREATION Lacei it will be necessary to put a force of and Bonnets can not be excelled. . a i- -" ; a"J ""V men to work cutting and clearing be Our Dry Cleaning is the Best. Give Us a Trial, v fepecial rates always have been and always will be abused, and are the temptation fore agricultural n operations can begin, 258 Beretania Ave 'Phone Blue 3552--Opposi- te Hawaiian to abuse. Anyone who has had much experience in railroad rate wars and the This will be started immediately and e Hotel. keen competition that has often riven rise to them, knows that the clerical wU1 be followed by a grubbing device 1 to remove all the larger roots, for instance, has been used as a means of unfairly attracting and then DOC C5 jttmm0 C""l rate, often travel the steam plow will be brought down Ask the Man at the Fountain oc The road that wanted the business but didn't want to openly cut rates, as from Laguna. The land on the Imus instructed its passenger and ticket agents at competing points, to offer the estate is said to be among the richest clerical rate as an inducement. The intending traveler who had been of the estates acquired from the friars. showing It has been idle so long We are now the largest and finest o simply applied clerical rate, presenting ere lyjng for a ''induced," for the without any time, nowever, uiat it is now complete- dentials, or even saying that he was a clergyman. There have been trains ly covered with a growth of trees, the selection of ' leave New York cr Jersey City on which half the passengers, if their tickets J trunks of some of which are as much I S1X M tha truth i-or-o ,.lrmon momVmra rf olorirvmon foniHIaa Tl,o SS InCneS In diameter.

" i An AmPr ran. a Hnncariiin and a and demoralizing feature about such things is that the average man, seeking no German, traveling companions in Eu-- fpeeial advantage for himself over his neighbors, but taking a particular road rope, discovered that the birthday of because he preferred it or because it was most convenient, paid the regular each came on the same day and ar- AND rate, while his more sophisticated, grasping, or astute fellow passenger got ranged a dinner at a Heidelberg hotel of the American-German-Austro-Hu- n- the same transportation and the same comforts at a lower rate. There was garian kind to celebrate the occasion. bound to be the same demoralization that always follows where there are two The American designed the souvenir prices for what is substantially a public service. It stimulates graft by offering bill of fare, on which he drew the arms ever displayed in Honolulu. additional opportunities and incentives to it. of the nations represented. The shield on the American coat-of-ar- showed As. for clergymen, for instance, under the new rate they will pay no, more thirteen stars, and a discussion arose than they ili.l under the special clerical rate, or little more, and they will because the Hungarian said that the Our present showing of eaae to be mendicants because of their profession. Their self respect and American did not know the badge of his own country. After the thirteen the respect in which they will be held will be increased. They will be the original colonies and the states had gainers. As. for commercial travelers, there will be much the same result. been spoken of as reasons for the stars They secured special rates by being organized for it. But there was no real in the shield, and the question being Ladies tenefit to the traveler himself, and all things still undecided, while the dinner wait- V considered, there was probably ed, was benefit to it .agreed to call on General 1 little the houses they represented; while these, or some of them, Guenther, United States consul gen- 85 King Street. suffered from the tendency to demoralization in the public which the existence eral at Frankfurt, for a decision. On I inpn y of favored classes and special rates constantly tended to create. the way to the telephone a United

so-call- States coin was consulted, As to the "convention Dr. Edward Everett Hale ad- and showed 3 CIDO rate," has that the shield was without stars. mirably hit that off in one of his recent books, "Stay at Home Travels," in "That's what I wanted to tell you. which he compares the prevailing low, but uniform rates of fare on European Years ago I saw an American win a railroads, with the high but not uniform rates prevailing in America. lie savs bet on that question, and I remem- Apparel bered that in America the only way most people have a chance to see it," said the Hungarian. As a Niagara Falls reward for his cleverness Tokay was is to pretend that they are teachers and want to go to a National Educational substituted for an American wine consisting MficfnrY Association Convention to be held at Buffalo. when the Maryland chicken was serv- It may result from the two cent legislation that traveling in droves and ed; "but the incident," wrote the German-- American, "put a damper Linen Waists, uiscomfort will not be quite as cheap, but traveling in comfort and own on the at your dinner which even the additional To- convenience, will be a good deal cheaper. kay could not remove." Linen Suits, One An antiquary one day visited Westminster Abbey and found a stone-cutte- r of the striking results of the great progress at work in the little cloisters, recutting the name of of the automobile indus- Linen Coats and Wilson, the great tenor of try has been the tremendous develop- Shakespeare's day. Tiie antiquary began to tell the stone-cutte- r about Wilson, ment of the manufacture of aluminium Eiitrirt S C0ll6Se HiUS' Honolu!u's most fashionable Resident. how he had been Shakespeare's friend, and Ben Jonson's and Kit Marlowe's, of which some idea may be had merely Linen by .Skirts and how all these men had loved and honored him. The stone-cutte- r, looking up quoting a few figures. In France no less than 35,000 horsepower are con- lrom his work, frowned and shook his head. wish, sir," he "I said, "we'd tinually employed In the making of are made in the very latest East- LARGE LOTS knowed he was such a swell afore we run that 21,-0- drainpipe through him." aluminium; Germany utilizes some 00 for the same purpose, the United ern styles, being received here in a What strikes the London Spectator as being among States like amount, and Scotland LOW PRICES the things that are most about 6000 horsepower. This repre- from twelve to eighteen days by extremely funny are Mark Twain's stories of his editing an agricultural paper; sents something like 62,000 horsepower of how, in the columns of that paper, he advised that: "Turnips should never in round numbers an amount that C:in express from New York. EASY TERMS be pulled; easily be doubled in the works now in it injures them. It is better to send a boy up and let him shake the COME OUT existence. As each horsepower repre- 5 AND LOOK TIIEM OVER ! ' tree;" and of his putting forth the information that "the guano is a fine bird, sents an output Lut great annual of 20 kilos of l care is necessary in rearing it." aluminium. Automobile calculates that I the total yearly production is some- One thing like 16,500 tons, of which 12,300 of the mcmbers or a travcuncr man s- nssnci.itn--..-- . o,;u. ' ' iwu 1110 X 111 111 i) u are produced in Great Britain and on to a fair, and, as they were spending the day there they brought along a the continent of Europe. well-fille- d lunch basket. The' crowd became very dense' anil fearing that they would become separated, Don't hide your iLi'ii 1 the head of the family sail: "Give me the lunch troubles ahont a 31 Tel. Main 480 i Laskct, wifey; don't you see we are sure to b.se each cook. Tell them in a want ad. in I! other in this crowd!" the Advertiser. GOOD GOODS. CAMPBELL BLOCK, FORT STREET. P.

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other, many of them belonging to the lacrosse team from Canada going to Oahu Railway FRANK COOKE (there are play the game in Australia ALWAYS COOL TIME TABLE. fourteen of them). of I As the program went on the name 0 SPLENDID SERVICE OUTWARD. IS INITIATED A. F. Cooke was sounded forth. There no getting out of it, although not For 'Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and was Nothing to complain of when 3:20 p. properly prepared for the ordeal. I Way Stations 9:15 a. m., m. you go to lunch or dinner unless For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way He Gives a Graphic Account of quickly took off my coat, vest and Et&tions f":30 a. m., 9:15 a. m.. 11:03 shoes and went forward and mounted it is a lack of capacity. Down at p. fit a. m.. 2:15 p. in.. 3:20 p. m., 5:15 Crossing the Line in platform where so many had been 4$T p. the 'an., t9:30 p. m., fll m. however, of taking sS 9:15 a. m. and 5:15 S. S. Aorangi. before me. Instead, f For Wall lawa my arms 'p. m. my place on the seat, I put WW Mil INWARD. around the barber and with him tum- m 5, 1307. once ua At Sea, S. S. Aorangi, July bled into the tank. The devils at Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal-al- placed me on the sea-T- his and Waianae 8:36 a. m., 5:31 To the Readers of the Kuokoa. caught me and ithe comfort of th patrons ! made much fun for alL p. m. Aloha oukou. According to my prom- looked after by the management Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and Instead of being quiet, I watched my leaving for a trip appreciation of th Ptari City a. m., S:36 a. m.. ise before Honolulu chance and with a quick turn jumped with a keen 4:31 p. m., 10:38 a. m.. 1:40 p. m., to Australia, I shall now send you a up. capsized the two buckets of soap fact that with all of th good P- m., 7:30 p. m. 5:31 - we spent struggling with stomach Honolulu from WaWawa few lines concerning how the and paint, and while things provided for the Arrive boys 8:36 a, m. and '5:31 p. m. 4th of July. doctor and helpers, the lacrosse there must be rest for the body. Only. Nep- Dally. fEx- - Sunday. JSunday Ever since leaving Honolulu. Satur- came to my assistance and we all, ur The Haleiwa Limited, a two-ho- day, June 29, we have had very smooth tune, his wife, the bailiff and police- first-class tickets honored), tTain (only seas fine weather. men, all were tumbled over at once into Honolulu every Sunday at 8:22 and SGOTTY'S leaves near-la- g dirty, nasty a. m.; returning, arrives in Honolulu It has been quite warm while the tank at this time a Corner Nuuanu and Merchant at 10:10 p. m. The Limited stops only the equator, but now, since crossing pool of water everybody laughing. The at Pearl CUy and Waianae. the line, it is growing cooler as we great hurrah, yelling, laughing and G. P. DENISON. F C. SMITH, go south. On Monday we hope to noise might have Deen heard for al- A. EAGLE CLEANING AND Superintendent. G. P. & T. Suva, the largest city in the Fiji most miles away. The mock trials reach ended a most WORKS. Hilo. Then came to a close, and this DYEING Islands, about the size of exciting and enjoyable entertainment we go on to Sydney, which is about the of the Fourth of July on board the mid-Pacif- ic, clothing Fire Insurance. size of San Francisco or larger. English steamer Aorangi in the La,dies and gentlemen's re- pressed lowest prices. I had often heard about "Neptune," and a day that will long be MKS. YOUNGHOUSEKEEPER: "How do vou make cleaned and at membered by all on board. such delicious cream puffs? I've Fort Street, opposite Star Block. THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO. the god of the ocean, and of his treat- tried time and again. Mine are al PHONE WHITE 2362. The 3S.3 people on board thii boat all ways flat and soggy." LTD. ment of those crossing the line for the Island and at sundown Hull Island. first time. small sand islands, like the MRS. GOODCOOK: "You cannot make srood cream oufTs General Agents for Hawaii. These are Wednesday, 3. was Islands, having a lagoon in the with a coal stove, but with a gas range you can regulate heat London. All day July there Gilbert the Atlas Assurance Company of crossing the center, surrounded with low lands, and bake to perfection. jSew York Underwriters Agency, much talk on board about bushes going on having only cocoanut trees and providence Washington Insurance line, and preparations were growing there. HONOLULU GAS CO., LTD., and Alii Company. for the celebration of the Fourth At eleven o'clock were passed Mary's Bishop Street. TVe sell and rent the leading reception of Neptune and his agree Captain Phillips of the the that makes. & CO., LTD. Many were stories we heard, Aorangi is the best captain they have C. BREWER court. the goes talk- many untrue. At 9 ever sailed with. He around Our repair department la tha Sugar Factors and Commission some true, but ing with the people and tries to make o'clock in the evening. Boom! went good time. He sings best in the city. Merchants. everybody have a U STYLE! M0 KZtS THE SEHUWE upper and soon part in concerts, BUR THIS TRADE - MM LIST OF OFFICERS, the gun on the deck well and often takes let ttm una of rua GARLAND! STOVES on the games and other amusements. He is Hamm-Ycun- g XT George M. there was seen a bright light Von Go., Ltd. J. Pnnke. President: very popular, kind and agreeable to all. f E. Bishop, to the stern of the vessel. Robertson, Manager; F. water Aloha nui-- A. F. COOKE. Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. Mac-farlan- e. What's that! What's that! called RANGES Garage on Alakea St. M. and Auditor; P. C. Jones, C. many of the passengers. That is the Cooke. J. R. Gait, Directors. signal always given when the ship UNCLAIMED LETTEH LIST Mrs. Dons E. Paris the JUST RECEIVED G. & CO., LTD. crosses the imaginary line between npmox-e- to 1111 Fort Street. Scalp WM. IRWIN and S. S. Manicur- SUa AE, FACTOES AND North and South Pacific Oceans, A CAR LOAD PER Treatment, Facial Massage, COMMISSION AGENTS for Neptune to report to the ship's cap- Letters remaining uncalled for In the SIBERIA ing, etc ending Appointment can he made by tele Wm. G. Irwin President and Manager tain. After a few minutes a notice was general delivery for the week Vice-Preside- nt All Sizes la Stock phoning Main 491. John D. Spreckels First posted in the different parts of the August 3, 1907: Second Vice-Preside-nt $10 W. M. Giffard Neptune and his court in Adams. E P Loughborough. PRICES BANGS FROM H. M. Whitney Treasurer ship, that would appear on board at Am. Colar Type Wm UP Richard Ivers Secretary full dress r.n H G YOUR CLOTHES Auditor Fourth of July to mete Loner. W. F. Wilson 2:30 p. m. of the Armstrong. Miss C Lynn, Mrs Sarah Cash or Instalments. will look better If you have them AGENTS FOR out the punishment to all on board who Averell, Miss cleaned by the 'Mrs Fran- had never before crossed the line. Barker, Philip McCann. F Oceanic Steamship Co., San MeClellan, Russell HONOLULU CLOTHES CLEAXIKO The next morning being the Fourth, Bell, James E COMPANY cisco, CaL Bowles, A C McGuire, Joe . Refining Co., San prevailed all over the Western Sugar much excitement Bone, Dan Markham, Miss Telephone Main 147 Francisco, CaL ship. I visited the steerage and fore- Brown, Mrs Ethel Locomotive Works, PhUa-- Baldwin castle in the forward part of the ves Grace E Merithew, Mrs elphla. Pa. during the morning Cote. Lizaie Helen W . O. Hall .& Son, Ltd. WE MAKE Newail Universal Mill Co.. Manu- sel several times Miller, Miss A Shreder of what was going on in Edgar, S facturers of National Cane and saw much Gleason. W H Mossman, Miss Fort and King Streets. MISSION FURNITURE New York. N. Y. those quarters. Gray. C H (2) Amy I Oil Transportation Co., San Pacific The crew were shifting a pile of Hab. Charly Neal. Mrs Francisco, CaL Wilhemina Sun Leo Tal Co. lumber (4x12), making a large Harrison, A S heavy Mrs O'Neill. M J 26 KING ST., NEAB yUUAXU. main hatch and ar- Harrison, Ltd. platform over the Abbie Purcell, Arviile A Vm. G. Irwin & Go., ranging cross pieces to the railing to Hose, Mrs John Stannard, Miss L make a large canvas water tank about Hollinger, Chas 13) From Distiller to Consumer STYLES by sixteen feet wide E Steward, James 1907 AGENTS FOE THE twenty feet long A Xo wholesaler's profits. was soon fill- Howell. Hugh Sutton, L and four feet deep. This Townsend, John shippers of . AND Soyal Insurance Co, of Liverpool, Eng- hose Inhram, RE Direct ed with salt water by a fire Jensen. Mrs H P Turner. Mrs Harry HIGH GRADE AMERICAN WHISKIES. land. attached to the steam pump on board. (3) C Standard and well known brands: Ectjttish Union & National Insurance 2:30 p. M S (2 Ward, Mrs L de L The dinner and promptly at Kendal. T B. Harden, Gibson's Rye, Lacey & Richfield. EdinDurg, Scotland. After Kinne. Neal H K Wolters, Miss A. McBraver, R. PATTERNS Co, of m, Neptune with his little wife (a and California Table Wines and Liquors. of Magdeburg General In- court Lewis, J F Imported WHaelma small sailor boy dressed up), his JOSEPH G. PRATT, NOW TO BE SEEN AT surance Co. attendants (some of them passen- Postmaster. Co, Ltd, of and more, LoiMfis & Co--9 W. W. AHAHA & CO., LTD. Commercial Assurance gers and crew), about twenty or Ltd. London. styles pe- "Alexander Young Cafe" on a box Wine Cellars. all dressed in fashions and FASHIONABLE TAILORS, South candy is the hall mark of quality, Main 169 King Street to the inhabitants of the of Teleohone 240. 62 King Street. culiar getting to he known as spm and his own people, appeared. and it's fast Calling Cards headgears. such throughout the Territory. Most of the dresses, skirts, People of refinement desire catting ana, when etc., were made of untwisted 1 Us cards of the best quality, and hair, Amateurs, Try are wanted they must match. braided old Manila rope. The MULTITUDES envelopes were very OF THE t ON YOUR PRINTING Get them at beards, hat trimmings, etc.. AND DEVELOPING the whole sight who hare used it, or are bow u& Co., Ltd. pood and well made, ing it, we have never heard 0 W. Hawaiian News most unusual and interesting R. PERKINS Young Building. making a any one who has been disappoint- Studio Hotel, near Fort Street. parade. claims are made forward ed in it. No for or The company filed up the except those which ure amply A New Line file all it - - gmsrwav and marched single justified by experience. In com- don't you try a glass of MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS amusement Why WONDERFULLY LOW over the" ship, much to the mending it to the afflicted we PRICED a greeted by their Window Decora-tion- of all on board and simply point to its record. It Shirts See the- Attractive end, before retiring? They passed from end to has 'done great things, and it is Primo Beer In All Sl2es Made to Order by hurrah. our to side and top to bottom of certain, to continue the excellent We carry a large stock of side hon- this beer that B. YAMATOYA steamship Aorangi- - work. There is we may There's nothing in his assem- affirm no medicine which Street. Wool Underwear Neptune and his court finally estly "pauahl Street, oil Nuuanu THE over can be used with greater and QUALITY VARIES WITH on and around the platform harm There's much to bled went more reasonable faith and confi- can you. PRICE hatch. His four devils the to dence. It nourishes and keeps up Ice & Electric straight into the water to be ready Oahu C K. CHOW & Co. were the strength during those periods do you good. Streets me a thev and food COMPANY. Corner River and King receive bailiff, with when the appetite fails 7766 into the tank. The To guard Tee any part of the city. thrown out cannot ba digested. delivered at hi. spreading trumpet, called against imitations this " trade Island orders promptly filled. Tel. Main among the O. 600. Office. Kewajo. by one the names from is put on every bottle of 3151. P. Box Gun and Lock Smith one never mark" Practical passengers of those who had REVOLVERS come forth GUNS. RIFLES and crowed the line before, to Adjusted by and his W. R. PATTERSON Repaired. Cleaned and and appear before Neptune come forth and S. H. WEBB, court-- They had to Contractor and Builder one at a time on the little BOSS OF THE ROAD OVERALLS STREET were seated "WORK OF ALL UNION on mar-pi- n REPAIR bench prepared for them the DODQt UNDERSHIRTS DONS over the edge Fo FPORUSKNIT KINDS NEATLY of the platform just CASES Phone Main 324 1168 Un'on St. doctor, the barber " Wampole's PeparatioTJ,,, and Family Grocers of the tank. The NEW LINE OF SHIRTS. TDZS, HATS AND CAPS. SEE DISPLAY then went through in great without it none is genuine. It especially to the fam- and helpers con- IN OUR WINDOW. BEAUTIFUL ROSES We cater operation of shaving the vic- is palatable &3 honey and Fellows Building iM. the Odd weddings re- ily trade. two-foot tains the nutritive and curative Fcrt Street A full supply for and tim with a large cannter's Oil, ceptions. Fresh Carnations, Snaeta & CO. razor, using a nam propertit 3 of Pure Cod Liver M. LEVY bevel-s-jua- re for a cod Daisies. Full stock of fresh Flower J. on with extra ed by U3 from fresh Phone Main 13 i.f soft soap. etc.. put Com- Seeds. quality as liters, ootibined with the six-inc- brush. Just h paste Hypop'hosphites a He two pound 3jrup of Mrs. Ethel M. Taylor shaving was completed the of Malt and th over and the Extracts Florist -- the patient all meals Te he 5 doused Wild. Cherry. Taken before 323. Young Bldg. paint, and at that diges- on HEALTHY AIR TeL Main Alexander Km Rflatsuki with flour and blue it creates an appetite, aids and Beretania Streets. was capsized and the power, drives Corner Emma m.-m-n- the seat tion, renews vital Regildcd Neatly was tipped over backward into out diseass germs, makes the is as essential Mirrors fenow ue of con- The quality of the air you breathe New Furniture. tank of wat.r. Here tne blood rich, red and full Deals Also In Old and the again, pre- and gives food you eat. You can get the ducked" him over and "over structive elements, to health as the face and body back to the pleasures and labours there is ! tending to wash his had best there is on earth at this hotel where WANTED of water of the world many who 10, the three-inc- h stream large SATURDAY. AUG. AT 1:43 P. M. whi laugh- abardoned hope. Doctor S. H. comfort of every kind. Comfortable beds in on them. It was a most testify Pl,v3 Hoot-i- n, McCov, of Canada, Bays: "I mosquitoes- - Fine view of and ridiculous performance unlimited rooms that are free from 11 PtlH Coffee able and long with pleasure to its MM Old Kona and' laughter were loud as a tissue builder. and shore and good sports on the links or the ship after each usefulness sea and heard ail over the It3 curative powers can always AT 3:15 P. M. a new tennis courts. act- - bo relied upon. It makes to . ... . ntt --c'rl ' sample and stats Quantity The first victim was era in medicine, and is beneficial Keods 11 saiRi send being followed DM lei ten years old, she from the first dose. "Yon can about years old. ST. CLAIR BIDGOOD, Manager. FOUR GOOD TEAMS Go. her brother, about eight trust it a3 the Ivy does the 9ai:; McChesney Coffee bv well, and convinces. Avoid ail TWO GOOD GAMES Trev stood the treatment One bottle -- much as the rest unreliable imitations. Sold bt o CS3 7T54 Trade. seemed to enjoy it as 3 CSS Coffee Boasters to the one man after an ehwmU throughout the worlf. 3C of us. Then came IB MERCHANT STREET. THE PACIFIC COMMERICAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, AUGUST 5. 1907.

. . - KEEP YOUR MONEY Women and Girls every month from Cramps, Who suffer S..JL' Backache, Hsadache, Vomiting, Dizzi- ness or Tainting spells should know-tha- t if a few doses of the Bitters were taken at the first symptom they would eave all this unnecessary sulTeriag. Al- ways keep a bottle of HOSTETTERS Stomach Bitters V V handy and you'll 1. always enjoy good 1 ' ' Ss.Vfs health. Thousands STQMAr.n of other sickly RATHER THAN GIVE IT FOR UN- womon have found SKILLED LABOR. vu, true, It also this prob- cures Painting is a science and lematical. A Insomnia, If you want a blistered house, throw employing un- Poor Appetite, your money away by Sleeplessness, skilled labor. Indigestion, WTe have made Painting a scientific 1 Dyspepsia, study for over thirty years. it. Costiveness, 1 Talk with us about " TBI, ' I &1 i Biliousness or A bc is r s Malaria. Fever Stanley Stephenson, . ana Ague x m 1 Hat t Ml not be pai oui if Phone 426 Main. PAINTER. We hope all sickly Attractive, Durable, Legible men am women Ixih Vt? sonc pari of S. S. SIGNS. will trv it at once. pernor v iii grouncJt--i iihin iKc line . I Specially Adapted TO THIS CLIMATE IS Dixon's THE RULES OP CSICKET MADE PLAIN. Silica-Graphi- te

600 yds 40 mu, Hilo, Hawaii. $350. B 290, p 392. 2(0 yds. time fire .... 37 REALTY TRANSACTIONS Dated July 29, 1907. iiFiurmr , Skirmish run 44 Onomea Sugar Co to Simeona Paa-luhi Paint TVE ARE CROWING RATHER first 800, 1000 yds. 43 35320 and wf, Rel; R P (gr) 1041, Hono-m-u, 290, does not or LOUDLY ABOUT THE QUAL- Sharpshooter's record course: N Hilo, Hawaii. $350. B p It crack blister and - - - Capt. Charles M. Coster, Co. E Entered for Record Aug 3, 1907. 393. Dated July 29, 1907. will last longer and cover more ITY OF HIFLEPfllGTISE 500 48 44 41 by mtgee 200, 300, yds G Samson to D Coonradt Rel Moses Ulunahele afft of to 600 yds 45 L J Kipahulu Sug Co, Fore Affdt; R Ps surface than, any other paint. 200 yds. time fire 47 Punohu Muir and hsb to Frank K 5291 and 5295, aps 1 and 2, and 25a in Hence It is by far the most eco- Skirmish run . 61 2S6 D R P (gr) 1529, Kipahulu, Maui. B 295, Sweet Violet Archer ' nomical. July Competition Shows Fine Sergt. Co. p 354. Dated July 29, 1907. A. E. Phillips, F Pelani (w) to Frank IC Archer D Improvement Over Last 200, 300, 500 yds 40 41 42 J A Akina by afft of mtgee to Ki- S 5-- 600 yds. . . 41 Ah Kai to Frank K Archer B pahulu Sug Co, Fore Affdt, 6 int in February Shoot. 200 yds. time fire.... 46 John F Colbum to C Ahuna L R P 3527, Kipahulu, Maui; 1-- 2 int in LEWERS COOKE, Butter Skirmish run 53263 S M Damon to Trs of Est of B P gr 2209, Kipahulu, Maui. B 295, p 357. I ; Da-te- 29, 1907. i. Capt. Arthur W. Neely, Co. F Bishop Par Sur L July BUT. THEN, WE HAVE A 200, 300, 500 .41 44 42 177 Captain Thos. P. Cummins, adjutant yds..... Bishop by to Uni- Hana and hsb by afft of mtgee to S. KING ST. ' . - Est of B P Trs RIGHT TO CROW 1st Kegt., X. G. IL, has made up the 600 yds. . . 46 Kipahulu Sug Co, Fore Affdt; R P 200 j'ds. time fire'.;.. 41 ted States of America D 3692, 10513, 295, For years we have succeeded score sheet of the Territorial rifle com- kul Kipahulu, Maul. B Skirmish run .... 54263 Tseu Shing by afft of mtgee to p 360. Dated July 29, 1907. ' to keeping its purity and flavor petition held in July. Out of a total Corp. John Stone, Co. F Hoffschlaeger Co Ltd Fore Affdt . Kekela Lyons by of level medi- attendance of ISO there were 81 to 200, 39 38 45 and hsb afft about the dead of 300, 500 yds. H to T S mtgee to Kipahulu Sug Co, Fore Affdt; win prizes in grades of marksmanship 600 yds 40 Richard Trent Tr John ocrity which other manufactur- ' as shown this summary: Balenaba Rel R P gr 2858, Kipahulu, Maui. B 295, ers reach. in 200 yds. time fire 41 p 363. Dated July 29, 1907. Expert rifleman's course 3 Skirmish run 5.4 257 B Maa to William Kinney M William Coelho and wf to Hama-ku- a TRY A POUND THAT'S THE WAY Sharpshooter's course 7 Capt. Thos. P. Cummins, Adjutant 1st Daibhidh MacKenzie to First Bank J Inf. Ditch Co, Corrctn D; int in 2 TO TELL Marksman's course of Hilo Ltd M a, 200, 300, 500 yds.. 41 40 44 shares In hui land, Peahi, Hamakua-lo- Co. B 8 $1. 291, p 454. 600 yds 42 C Shimamoto and wf to K Tomi- - Maui. B Dated For sale D 5 19, 1907. at Co. 200 yds. time fire 32 shima D July Co. E 4 Skirmish H A Jaeger to Garden Isle Fruit Co , Co. 28 run 53252 K Tomishima and wf to John G 0..Q. Yee Hop & Co. F course. sep- Ltd, L; 200a land, Koloa, Kauai. To BY THE MONGOLIA ' Co. G 14 Marksman's record The Serrao M ARRIVED arate scores are for 200, 300 and 500 Jan 1, 1923 at $3 per a per y. B 293, p , Signal 5 TEL. MAIN 251. Corps yds. respectively, the total being in 3. Dated Dec 30, 1906. on-co- Stan .- 1 29- - 1907. Alia MoKeague 1 the outside column: Recorded July and hsb to Koloa .Hospital Corps Company B Sug Co, M; in 4792, 3615 and Staff 5 Int R P kul Field Prvt. Sam Pinao 43 40 S I Shaw & Co to W W Carlyle. A and bldg, Koloa, Kauai. $700. B 295, 37120 M; mtg notes por All the Fashionable Shades Pretty Sergt. W. B. Cole 38 43 37118 of L Inia et al on p 352. Dated July 20, 1907. Popular grades 81 1794, . at Prices Total all Sergt. Chas. Makanui.36 38 37111 R P kul 1048, Auwaiolimu, Hono- The ISO who competed were those Sergt. Fred Aki 33 37 lulu, Oahu; R 655S, kul 10323, Honu-ap- u, 36111 Kau, Hawaii; in land, THE DOCTOR AWAY FROM HOME New who had qualified in gallery practice, 2nd. Lieut. Wm. Ahia.37 41 33111 f int hui WHEN MOST all others having been barred. Keahialaka, Puna, Hawaii. $1. B 290, NEEDED. Prvt. Frank Enos ....36 33 33104 People are very disap- Besides the bars appropriate to the Capt. B. 35 34 p 391. Dated Sept 24, 1906. often much Jas. Gorman.. 32101 pointed to find their family phy- respective grades coming to the win- Prvt. Geo. Meheula ..32 35 33100 Maria E Wilhelm et al by gdn to J that WashjGoods 1- is away from home they ners, a prixe of $10 was hung up for Company T) H Craig, D; -2 int in gr 3339, corner sician when each enlisted n an gaining a placeamong 36 41 Young and Keeaumoku sts, Honolulu, most need his services. Diseases like An sew patterns; all new goods. Musn. Ben. II. Brown. 39116 cramp, colic and diarrhoea require the fifteen highest scorers. The fol W. . 39 Oahu. $1600. B 291, p 457. Dated July Prvt. Jas. Ahina .34 40113 prompt many In- Kuuanu, below Hotel Street Handsome checks. strixes, figrures and lowing nine won this money prize: O. 37 29, 1907. treatment, and in 2nd. Lt. K. Akau..34 41112 prove medicine can $10 EACH. Sergt. Joe Caceres 40 32 110 Keoni wf stances fatal before Coral designs. Our prices are surpris- WIN ...38 and to L J Kaelemakule be procured or a physician summoned. Arch. A Hapai..35 35 (Mrs), D; 3990, 7910, La-nih- au Sergt. A. E. Phillips, Corp. Stone, Prvt. 32102 Jr R P kul The right way to keep hand a ingly low. Company E 1, Kona, $90. 291, is at Prvt. Luther A. Evans, Prvt. Eugene , N Hawaii. B Colic, 37 p 450. July 10, 1907. bottle of Chamberlain's Cholera New Laces- - New Parasols. Duvauchelle, Sergt. Joe Ferreira, Prvt. 1st Lt. Thos. Kakalia.42 40119 Dated and Diarrhoea Remedy.' No physician Antone Camillo, Sergt. Joe Gonveia, 2nd Lt. H. Kailimai..40 38 33111 Joe Rosen to W W Carlyle, D; R P can prescribe a better medicine for Prvt. John Kepa 36 38 6558, 10323, Sergt. Geo. Karratti and Prvt. Thos. Jr... 36110 kul Honuapo, Kaii, Hawaii. these diseases. Sold by all dealers. Evans. Prvt. G. K. Opulauoho.,34 41 30105 $51. B 291, p 451. Dated May 29, 1907. Company Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., agents for I (w) 1-- 2 fill Yee Chan & Go. CONDITIONS. Kanaloa to Nahea (Mrs), D; Hawaii. Prvt. Geo. W. M.axwell.31 38 30 99 3-- To be a marksman a man has to of 4a (of R P 3371 and 2 pes land, H Corner Kins and Bethel Streets. Company F Makapala, etc, N Kohala, $1, "be make not less than an average of 33 Mello.39 40 Hawaii. Meat3 cook better on a gas stove Prvt. Manuel de 39118 etc. B 291, p 451. Dated Sept 1, 1893. out of a possible 50 at 200, 300 and 500 1st Lt. C. H. Tracy... 45 37 36118 cause of the distribution of heat. Have yards. Prvt. Chas. Brede 39 38 Nahea (w) to Kong Sin Loy, I; int Co. a stove In 40117 1-- 3-- the Honolulu Gas install O. OKAZAKI in 2 of 4a in 3371, 9781, ' To be a sharpshooter a man has to Prvt. Daniel Kahapea.44 33 37114 R P kul ": not 40 Makapala, N Kohala, Hawaii. $230. B your house. make .less than an average of Prvt. John M. Kealoha.35 38 : 39112 291, p 453. 29, . NEW GOODS IN at 200, 300, 500 and 600 yards, firing Corp Sam Lehua 41 33 38112 Dated July 1907. ten shots a minute at 200" yards, and Prvt. R. Duvauchelle .38 35 38111 Onomea Sugar Co to Simeona Paa-luhi A Want Ad. in the Advertiser is a Worsteds and Shirtings make a 50 per cent score in a skirmish Prvt. Lono Mitchell ..36 40 34110 and wf, Rel; R P (gr) 1041, Hono-- good remedy for cook troubles. run. Prvt. Ben Kahoopii ..29 43 36108 To be an expert rifleman the shooter Prvt. M. Pahia 32 38 37107 Suits and Shirts has to make 40 points on each range Prvt. Ben Campbell ..39 37 31107 fill! of 200, 300. 500. 60o and 800 yards. Prvt. II. Pahau 39 33 34106 BIG NEW SHIPMENT OF ALL to Order not less than 35 at 1000 yards and 50 Prvt. Manuel W. Lee.. 35 31 39105 Hotel Street, near River Street. per cent in a skirmish run. Prvt. Jas. Mahoney ..3S 29 37104 SIZES Last i ebruary in camp 400 men shot Prvt. Rowell Kinney, ..35 38 30103 and only twenty-tw- o marksmen quali Sergt. S. R. Jackson... 36 33 34103 fied. .Now after three months of prac Prvt. H. Mahaulu ....34 38 31103 FORT, BELOW THE CONVENT Just Arrived tice seventy-on- e marksmen graduate Prvt. John Adams 37 29 35101 Registers For Gash ! out of 180 besides ex- shooters, three Prvt. Chas. Kealoha ..32 30 38100 Large assortment of new goods just opened. Something pert riflemen and seven sharpshooters. Kaumiumi..3S 26 34 98 Photo-Supp- Prvt. Jacob Honolulu ly Go. It is not the brilliancv of individual Prvt. John Kaapana ..33 29 36 98 new and elegant. Your inspection is invited. BETTER CASH REGISTERS scores that gratifies Col. Johnson, but 43 Sergt. Joe Ferreira ...48 44135 "Everything Photographic." FOR LESS MONEY the general advancement of the regi Prvt. Antone Camillo.. 40 40 43123 ment in skill with the rifle. Sergt. Joe Gouveia . . .42 41 40 123 FORT STREET. THE NATIONAL CONTEST. Corp. Wm. Huihui 40 45 37122 - I JS?ajaa Corp. Edward Hopkins. 42 41 so The The twentv best men are now com 39122 e 38 tw-elv- Musn. ('has. Ferreira.. 41 42121 aaif peting to decide which of them J shall form Hawaii's 1907 team at the Prvt. W. 11. .Hopkins.. 41 40 39120 HALLVVOOD national contest in Ohio. A good team Company G Union Electric Co. for the short ranges is certain to go. Sergt." Geo. Karratti ..48 45 33126 It is at 1000 vards and on the skirmish Prvt. John Antone ...44 38 36r-l-lS 69-- 71 BERETANIA STREET. line that weakness is to be feared, Prvt. Lono McCullum..39 44 35118 Telephone Main 315. Cash Register thoiigh perhaps there are many other Corp. Chas. Delanux ..37 41 31109 ' House Wiring, Bells, Dry Cells. military bodies in the same case. Prvt. J. K. Kaanohi ..37 42 21103 (Eastern) Special attention to Installing private Capt. Coster and Sergt. Ferreira tied Prvt. Henry Alapai ...35 32 35102 telephones and general repair work. for the National Rifle Association's 2nd Lt. S. L. Kekumano.40 34 38112 medal in the late contest. They shot Prvt. Joe Morse 40 37 32109 fhmiten Office Specialty Co. off the tie, whe rt'apt. Coster won out 1st Lt. Benj. Kane 41 31 36108 by a score of 62 to The ranges Sergt. Manuel Moses. ..31 39 37107 Fashionable Millinery 5. Prvt. Keamalia 30 37 S end Fort St.. were 200, 300 and 500 yards. Col. 33106 Ill Johnson was barred from this match Prvt. Sol. Palau 35 35 32102 At owing to his high score of 70 made Prvt. II. Bishaw 28 36 3(5 98 last year. Prvt. D. Mahoe 3S 35 25 93 Every MISS POWER'S Signal Corps Easterner knows that Ferris Hams and Bacon are MILLINERY PARLORS, Boston SCORES OF WINNERS. Building, Prvt. Thos. J. Evans.. 42 37 44123 the best in America. This is the first Fort Street Only pure ingredients used Following are the scores of the win Prvt. Wm. Hampton ..39 43 shipment to Honolulu. in 41123 ners the July competition: Prvt. Wm. Chilling-wort- h In the i32King of our soda I They're sugar-cure- d from choice young barrow-hog- s, McARTHEY I Lxpert rifleman s record course: 34 36 39109 corn fed and PAE raters, Col. Sam. Johnson Trvt. D. K. Lemon 39 38 30107 and fatted until the meat is tender, juicy Mill Architects and Engineers, 200, 300, 500 yds 49 43 45 Prvt. A. M. Keoho 37 32 29 98 and finely flavored. CLEVELAND, OHIO, U. S. A. Fountain Soda Works; 600 vds 42 Non-Com- . Staff You'll not fail to note their great superiority over Cement Mills Designed and Erected Phone Mala 279. I 200 yds. time fire 47 Sergt. M. Henry Van the Ready for Operation, Estimates on swill-fe- Mills, ltfSWtVwMMtl Skirmish run 74 Gieson ...42 34 30 106 tough, dry, d variety that are often sold in this city. Cost of and Te&'ts of Raw S00, 1000 yds 43 40385 Field and General Staff Material. 7788 Prvt. Luther A. K. Evans, Signal Maj. Gusave Rose ...42 43 38123 SAVE MONEY Corps 1st Lt. O. J. White- 200, 300, 500 vds 33 42 44 head 42 43 35120 HENRY illAY & For Japanese Curios 1 HOLLY FLOUR 600 yds. . . . . 42 Mai. Jas. W. Pratt... 38 36 40114 COMPANY, LTD. 200 yds. time fire .... 3$ Capt. A. D. Wise 32 39 33106 Go to 3 WHOLESALE 92 OTHERS DO Skirmish run 42 1st Lt. Jas. A. Thomp- 'PHONES 22 RETAIL S00, 1000 yds 44 38323 son e 34 34 3S 106 At All Grocers Prvt. Eugene Duvauchelle. Co. G Hospital Corps K. FUKURODA 200, 300, 500 yds 37 39 43 2nd-clas- s Sergt. C. Stiff.. 32 35 33102 23 and, 82 Hotel Street.

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city for Midway. She will also visit i I the other small islands in the vicinity IN THE CmoriT COURT OP THE of the cable station on her way back, THIRD Jl lUl IAL CIRCUIT. TER- Your Wife : making surveys which are required by RITORY OF HAWAII. AT CHAM- MARINE- - BERS. the Navy Department. O r IX PRORATE. FEDERAL FORCES CLASH. H i In the Matter of the Estate of James Kauhane, Late of Kau, island of 6 The transport Thomas, from the Admiral Very's rule that no one with Hawaii. Ii PhiMppines. with the Ninth Infantry on the exception of army officers and their Order for Notice of Hearing Petition board, under the command of Col. friends shall be allowed on the trans- for Probate of Will. in the administration of your es Edgar B. Robertson, arrived yesterday port docks when a transport comes in A document purporting to be the G 1234567S9 Last Will tate. ouldn t it please you to afternoon at 4:20 and will leave for the had a peculiar effect yesterday, when G ODD BASEBALL ivaaia A. 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 0 i and Testament of James Chinese Alohas Kauhane, late of Kau, Island of Ha- have her act as an executor in Coast this morning, at 11 o'clock. A marines, who were stationed at the ..0 0120000 03 Two basehita Britto. waii, deceased, having on the 29th day V conjunction with us she, to have very pleasant trip i reported by gate, cus- of July. A. D. 1307, those' refused admittance to the Base on balls Correa, 5, been presented to equal voice In every action; we, on board, with nj incidents out the1 4; Kaimi, sakl Probate Court, of toms and immigration officers. News ST AALA Stolen bases Clement, Cockett and and a petition for to do all the hard work, the legal usual run of affairs. paper men and members of the local PARK Kaimi. the probate thereof, and for the issu- The first-class ance work, "thus relieving passengers all came police force were also barred, though "Struck out Correa, 5; of letters testamentary to No&h her of all the-evenin- g Kaimi, i. shore and spent in the ln thelr work of service to the public Umpire Ed. Fernandez. Kauhane of Honolulu, Island of Oahu, burdens except that of advice. various hotels in the city, but en- Territory of Hawaii, having been filed the they wished to be present before the Palamas and Win Scorer W. Tin Chong. Consult us, why don't you, for listed men an 1 steerage passengers passengers left the ship. Kaalas in by said Noah Kauhane; were not allowed to It is hereby Ordered, .full information? leave the boat. The Civilians who were walking with Close Contests in Sun- That Wednes- Thomas made her regular schedule, army officers in uniform were allowed POLO PRACTISE day, the 11th day of September, A. D. reaching this city on time. She sight- to go on the dock without question, day Games. 1997, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at ed only one vessel on the way over, but when unattached were stopped ami AT-MOANALU- the courtroom of said Court, at Kailua, in the Hioii the Siberia, which left here for, the Ori shoved back none too politely. - In one Island of Hawaii, be and the ent on last Moiiday afternoon. case officer same hereby is appointed the time and M a marine shoved a customs There was the usual big erowd at place Tnrct (to The Thomas brought 829 passengers oft the dock by force, prodding him With the exception cf todav and for proving said will and hearing: all told, of whom 64 were army officers, Aala Park yesterday afternoon to wit- said application. -- in the back with a billy, to enforce the Friday there will be hard e tin UOl UU and 712 were men ness the work on the It is further Ordered, That notice enlisted of the Ninth. orders which he had been given to ex games in the Riverside League. polo field every There were ' day this week. The thereof be given, by publication once Fort Street thirteen prisoners on board ecute. DUlu games were close and exciting: a on their way to the Coast for punish- Maui team will arrive Tuesday bv the week for three successive weeks, In the PEDRO-SHANGH- and the ment. SAN LINE. spectators rooted like so many Mauna Loa Pacific Commercial Advertiser, a news- ' and will lose no time in San Pedro "News Local capitalists 'wild Indians when the exciting nio-- paper published in Honolulu, Oahu, T. MANY STEAMEES AREIVE. - getting used to the field. Their ponies and those interested in harbor matterst luems arrived. The most interesting are H., the last publication to be not less The record for arrivals on a Sunday all in trood sh than ten (10) days previous to the are much concerned regarding the re- feature of the day was in the last two are being carefully looked Inter-Is-Ian- after time therein appointed hearing. Makiki was broken yesterday In the d by for port that a new steamship line is to inniug of th contest between the Chi Trainer Tommy Patterson, on ac- Dated Kailua, Hawaii, fleet. No Jess eight vessels count of slight at Island of than be established between San Pedro and nese Alohas and the Kaala3. Kaimi, lameness. They will Territory of Hawaii. July 31. 1907. of this company came in during the all be in condition for the first match, Property Shanghai, China, and feel the an the first man at the bat, hit into the JOHN ALBERT MATTHEWMAN. day. The nrst to was that which takes place on Saturday. Judge, Circuit Court, Third Circuit. arrive the Noeau. crowd at right-fiel- d and the ball was The which was .alongside 3 nouncement made bv W. Edwards of Maui team will practise on Tues- By JOHN GREIG, the wharf at thrown back in day o'clock in the morning. The V. G. Shanghai, China, special agent for the time to keep him from and Thursday, while the Qahu team Clerk. For Sals! will be on Hall, from Kauai, was the next to China Import and Export Lumber Co., making more than one base. The next the field on Wednesday. On 77i)S Aug. 5, 12, 19, J6. Friday both teams will in come in. and after her came the Iwa-lan- i, now a guest at the Alexandria, Los man sent a grounder to second on which rest, prepara- Angeles, has great significance for San tion for the contests on Saturday. The Niiaau, Likelike, Helene, Maui a uouble play was made. After this Oahu ponies IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and Ke Au Hou. Pedro. are all in good condition FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TER- had been dene a run- and will nave a "We have the following properties in The Maui brought in the largest The line, according to Mr. Edwards, Hawaiian came good account of them- RITORY OF HAWAII. will purpose of ning up io tell the umpire selves. They are a fine lot and show the Makiki district on our sales list: cargo of sugar of the day, having over be established for the that the that care 11,000 bringing oak lumber to country right-fielde- r has been used in their selec- Drawings sacks of that product on board. this of the Kaalas had not tion. The Notice of of Grand and Trial Residence, Kinau Street $4230.00 The Helene brought 10,000 bags from China, and that San Pedro har- class of ponies seen in the Jurors. and the thrown in the ball which had been hit, game now is superior to 4230.00 Likelike 6"00. cargo bor will be the port for the company in far that which Notice Is hereby given that drawings - Kinau Street The of the Niihau by Kaimi, but had thrown in one which has been used in the past, to 300 bags of rice. the southland. though some of Grand and Trial Jurors to serve and . " Wilder Avenue 4000.00 amounted of the old performers The Ke Au Hou brought fourteen Among the other plans which Mr. he had under Lis shirt. He claimed were hard to act as such during the September, 1907, . beat. This, however, " College Street 4000.00 seamen, Edwards says the company in mind that the ball hit by Kaimi had srone was only true of term of Circuit Court of members of tne crew or tne has a iew mounts, while now the the First " College Street S500.C0 Alexander Gibson, a coal ship which is the installation of a lumber mill with into the river. A dispute was imme there are Judicial Circuit, Territory of Hawaii, many which average up very well. Building Lot, Kewalo Street..... 3300.00 has been discharging her cargo at Ele- - the capacity of 20,000 feet a day to be diateiy started out there was no proof will take place In the courtroom of'the upon frontage I or tue contention ana Lmpire Third Judge above entitled S500.00 ele. The men are leaving the Gibson i built the harbor at San i .. . Fernan of the Ik Residence, Green Street ez was to Dulldlng, - and will be paid off in this city. Pedro. forced let the play stand Court, In the Judiciary at r " 3000.00 EHLERS TEAM Pensacola Street .... The steamers all report fair weather Mr. Edwards says the company He as ii was, Honolulu, Island and County of Oahu, Anapuni Street ..... 2850.00 though the boats coming from Kauai represents is running a chartered line Tl:e nrst game oeten the Palama Territory of Hawaii, on Thursday, the report the channel as rather choppy of fifteen steamers from Seattle to A. C. and the Japanese A. C. was verv WINS AGAIN 15th day of August, A. D. 1907, at Shanghai, and has found that it good indeed, the Sons of Nippon put- - o'clock In the forenoon of said day. NOEAU BEINGS WOOL. can ship iogs country to img up a game they Dated, Honolulu, July 18, 1907. oak from that tetter than have An interesting game was played yes- The Noeau, which arrived yesterday this, laying them down in Southern ior some time past. Up to the seventh J. T. DE BOLT. BISHOP TRUST GO., Ltd. terday morning at Makiki Park in morning from Hawaii, brought a large California, for less than it costs to ship Pitcher Roy Hoshino did very well, but the First Judge; them from Eastern points to Southern the xour runs which were made in that Grocery and Dry Goods League. ALEX. LINDSAY, JH., 924 Bethel consignment of wool, which will be - Street. California. Ir. Edwards says he has period cinched the game for the Paua- Ehlers succeeded in defeating a com- - Second Judge; shipped to the Coast. There were 153 larg-- mas though Japanese ROBINSON, been conferring with some of the Jack Flores, the bination of Sachs and Whitney &. W. J. product on board. The est dealers country, crack piicher, did all that he could 11-1- Third Judge. bales of this lumber of the and Marsh by a score of 0. The teams Noeau also brought thirty cattle and has practically settled upon building to stem tfce tide. lined up as follows: 7792 July 30, 81; Aug. 1, 2, 3. 4, 5, 6. 7. 8. William O. Smith I The second game Ave calves for the local market. Fine at San Pedro. was very close. The B. F. Ehlers & Co. M. Phillips, ss.; ' ship- - Alohas did not have regular weather is reported oh the entire trip. Mr. Edwards savs the total their J. P. Stewart, lb.; E. Enos, c; E. M. U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE, Hono pitcher in box position was 1, 1907. pro- ments which they propose to send in the but this Cheatem, 2b.; Sueyana 3b.-p- .; lulu, T. H., August Sealed WILL SHIP JAPANESE. occupied very Miki, M. by Jvaimi, who did b.; dredging Honolulu to San Pedro would aggregate about J. Miranda, If.; C. H. Nieper, p.-3- C. posals for Harbor Trust Department The Chinese crew on the British 40,000,000 feet of lumber a year. He weiu no xup, the regular man, hurt Kimfook, cf.; W. Tim Kee, rf. will be received here until" 12 m., Sep attempt n while .at work during 9, 1907, publicly Virginia, which sails for Sydney on says that this is the first to hand the Sachs and Whitney fe Marsh- - tember and ' then Estates Managed, Seventies Collected, be game ' ship oak timber from the Orient to week and will out ot the for Walles, ss.; M. p.; C. opened. Information furnished on ap Tuesday, will be paid off and will re time. The good Costa, Nelson, Loins and Investments Made. California, and the Industry gives somel Kaalas played c; Perry, cf.; M. V. Fernandez, lb.; plication. C. W. OTWELL, Captain, turn to China on the China, sailing promise of being a big one. can all the way through and deserved Engineers. 7. Wakita, 2b.; J. Souza, 3b.; M. Freitas, from here on August Even the in . - their victory. 6. rf.; F. Freitas, If. 7794 Aug. 1, 2, 3, 5; Sept. 5. Insurance of extra wages would not EXPLOSIONS ON COLORADO. t GAME. ship, they FIRST make them stay with the. as Line up get free trip back on 'the SHANGHAI. July 3. Two guns on and score by innings: NOTICE. wanted to the Palama A. O. II. Kekaha, c: Kama, AGENT FOR Pacific Mail liner.- - A crew of Japanese the armored cruiser Colorado blew up MORNING GAME lb; C. Paaluhi, 3d; Walker, cf ; Ahiona, ON August 20th ,the undersigned will ENGLISH-AMERICA- N will be shipped by Captain Crocker for target practise while the ship was at rf ; Kealoha, p; Ilalemanu, If; Kapua, pay to T. Kozuki, Paia, Maul, for the his vessel. AT AALA PARK UNDERWRITERS. at Chefoo. According to present ad ss: Domingo, cf. business now conducted by him. He IROQUOIS TO MIDWAY. vices no member of the crew was in Japanese A. C . Alaruyama, ss; will not be responsible for any of the ' jured by explosion. Arao, If; S. Hoshino, p; Flores, 2b.j An interesting game of baseball was debts owing bv said Kozuki. Towards the end of the present week the I. Real Estate J. Flores, c; Yasu, rf; Yutaka, 3b: Ma-- played yesterday morning at Aala KWONG SUN LOY, the naval tug Iroquois will leave this probable explosion was 7795 It is that the osaia, of; Juniehi, lb. Park between the Sweet Violets and Paia, Maui. Lot With 2 Cottages Corner Mille the blowing off of the muzzles of two 1 2. 3456789 the C. C. C. team. The former were streets CHEAP. LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITED of the larger guns. This has happened Japanese A. C. ..0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 NOTICE. and Beretania -- 6-- several times in the navy and Is 03 victorious by a score of 4. The four Lot In Palolo Tract Area, 18,000 square STATES WEATHER BUREAU. Palama A. C. ...00010140 6 caused by erosion inside the muzzle of Two basehits Hoshino, Kama, Paa runs which the Violets scored in the OAHU CEMETERY ASSOCIATION. feet. Sunday, August 4, 1907. the gun. While these accidents are of luhi, Domingo. fifth inning were the ones which won game and were brought across the The annual meeting of the Oahu House and Lot Kewalo. the most serious character, they? are ase on Daiis--iiosnin- z;.iveaiona, o. the I Cemetery Association will be held at g THBSMO. ?5" 5 WHD not always followed by injury or death Stolen plate by hard batting. The lineups and Lota in Pound Tract. M ? bases Hoshino, Junichi. Dayton. JSo. to anv of the gun crews. 3ianna score were: tho office of David ii Houses and Lots in Palama. 'Struck out Hoshino, 3; Kealoha, 7: Merchant street, Monday, August 5, Times. Domingo-Walke- r. Sweet Violets Ah Book. Sealy Double plays If; 1907, 3 p. m., purpose Lots in Nuuami Valley and Kaimuki. s ? s s In, 3b; A. Ako, 2b; J. Hoy, at o'clock for the s n ; SECOND GAME. Ah cf; sir Lapana, p; Lipine, c; Manuel Akeo, of electing officers and trustees. CURRENT COMMENT. C. DAVID DAYTON, , 1 a ' Kaala A. B. Bailey, ss; J. Clem I : ? g rf; Joe Pua, lb; Vai ing, ss. Cemetery Associa Mi ent, 3b; E. Heine, ss; N. K. Hoopii, rf; C. C. C. Peter, ss; Loo Hoon, c; Secretary of Oahu

fernandez, ct; Cockett, If; M. p-3- b; 2b-- p, tion. 1900 ;29.Se! 83 77 E2 .01 83 6 ... u. J. Mark Chee, Sin San, Lm J.A.GILMAN j 1, 1907. 7798 A RUSSIAN PASTIME. Moses, c; 11. Britto, lb; M. Correa, p. Tai, If; Ah Sang, rf; Pang Hop, lb; Honolulu, August iPCl :29 99 85 ! 72 78 07 64 3 KB If the human jaws need some occu- Chinese Aloha Qlub Kua, 2b: v. i ' Lam Hop, cf. - pation in the intervals of meals and Ayau, ss; J. Kaimi, p; A. Akana, c; D.l BOND LOST. 1902 i29 W 83 75 78 05 79 10 8 123456789 gossip, says Health Culture, mastica- Mahukona, 3b; 1. L. Akana, rf; G. Ho C. C. C ..1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 1903 'ifl V8; f 4 ; 73 73 .CO 69 4 SE 04 Bond Marine Insurance tors could learn a lesson from the Liin, If; Aukai, of; A. F. Yau, .lb. Sweet Violets. . ..0.0 2 0 4 0 0 0 6 Notice is hereby given that Fireand ex- & 1904 U9 98 65 71 78 01 81 7 M peasants of Southern Russia, who No. 822 of the Oahu Railway Land ercise their teeth on the. hard seeds Co., of the denomination of $1000, has AND 1905'33.06 8 74 78 00 8 8 K 9 of the Caspian sunflower. been mislaid or lost, and all persona 1909 S3 74 78 .CI t2 6 KB 12 There, is not a. suspicion of a stimu- are hereby warned against negotiating j30:Ql lant about it, no chewing gum dyspep- concern 73 78 01 68 2 KB 10 the same. Any information General Business Agent I907j30.eij sia or navy plug nuisance. ing said bond should be communicated A.Tge 299! 84 7 7 02 70 wk It is a pastime, and, incidentally an to the undersigned. WM. B. STOCKMAN, excellent dentifrice. F. DILLINGHAM. 400 BUILDING. W. ROOM JUDD Section Director. In Astrakan a pint of the seeds can Railway & Land Co. penny; Treasurer, Oahn be bought for a quarter of a Dated, Honolulu. July 9, 1907. TIDES, SUN AND MOON. 7775 AUSTRALIAN HARDWOOD. m o x a. 00 3C 3 x Recent official tests of the many val- FOR SALE ! S J '5 - H 5 j! uable hardwoods native to Western Valuable Book for Sale. ' o SI SI B fi e o H Australia have made known the ex- jrr .03 tCyl CO traordinary properties of yate, believed A book containing a historical sketch Lot p.m. Ft a m. a m. p.ia. i Rise to be the strongest of all known woods. House and M 5 2.(6 19 0.7, 9 S 5.25 6.36 2.33 Its average tensile strength of 24.000 of Oahu College, by W. D. Alexander, LL.D., together with a full list of of T 6 2 37; 1.9 1.411 7.C8 10.03 5.85 6.35! 2.25 pounds to the square inch equaling i ! I that of good cast iron. But many spe- ficers, Instructors and students from COljfXER WILDER AVENUE W 7 3 0 2 0 7.50 10.26 3 6.35 8 15 cimens are much stronger and one was 1S41 to 1906, Inclusive, Is for sale at the ' one-half AND PIIKOI STREET 6 3 371 1.9: 3 f 3 8 27JI0 6,5 886 34 5.05 tested up to seventeen and ' 205 Mc-Can31-ess I I office of Jonathan Shaw, Room very tons to the square inch, which is equal Pleasant location and desirable F f l.P1 3 42, 9 0J11 04 5 36 6 33 Sets wrought Building, Bethel street. I i to the tensile strength of iron. fl 10 4.85, 1 8' 4.20' 4211 295 38II&3 7 59 Price of the book, twenty-fiv- e cents COLLEGE STREET j pin.H.Jii.. I NIAGARA ILLUMINATED. 8 11 5.C7 1.7 V 03 11 ftf im ?:'; 87 2 8 87 each. Effective use has been made from SHAW, ' New moon August 8 at 8:05 p. m. JONATHAN SPLENDID HOME. Three bedrooms, time to time of searchlights at Niagara "7S3 Business Agent, Oahu College. Uc tint i &a.uuiui ua ixUo i.cCUJ gorge, Citi- parlor, den, kitchen, lanai and bath: cue hear earlier than at Hono for illuminating the etc. servants' quarters and stable. Lot ibout zens of Niagara Falls now propose to lulu. make regular for the 75x123. Cool part of the city .where Hawaiif-- taa3.ax-- tirre ia 10 hour a installation trade winds blow. Terms reasonable. purpose, and W. D. A. Ryan, the Illu- 30 minutes slower than Greenwicl minating expert, is giving his atten- ffi tim, beiig that of the meridian of 157 tion to the subject. At night Niagara degrees thirty minutts. 'ice time itdi is not seen except under moonlight, tie blows at 1:30 p which is the and it is believed that some very beau Gilman game as Greenwich. 0 hoars 0 minutes tiful effects can be obtained by throw- The S. S. "Indiana" J. A. 3un and moon arc for laeal thus for ing artificial daylight on the scene, ths wbol crow. with color transitions. Graham, master, will have room for WHY TAKE CHANCES? about seventy first-class passengers for METECEOLOGICAL RE COED. TELEPHONES IN BANGKOK. ssued Every Sunday Morning uy the Vancouver and Victoria, B. C. Rates Drink Soda Water The Siamese minister of public works vessel, Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau. has. received the sanction of the king of passage, $60. Apply on board Made by the to proposal to acquire and now lying at Sorenson's wharf, foot of TH1M the install up-to-date sys- VZAS an entirely telephone IT Nuuanu avenue. Consolidated Soda Waterworks tgl O tem in Bangkok. The system decided Tel. Main 71 HBO. i on is the one known as the central a 15 battery system. The installation will Who is the man who wears such a pitiful look on his face! This, my Hawaiian Dolls go to public tender. Phya Sukhum is children, is the original man up a who is working a a block from foul- - P4 .or. 10 now engaged ca- tree, "on job" Undressed Hawaiian polls; 2 arranging for a new .1 1 .... ; - . n-- T fi ble fnyn Koh-Si-Cha- ng to Sirachi with the tree, and besides holding down the job is seeing the ball game at lon. Si'.t-s- sleeping eyes au juiiut-u- si tto T DE 6 trade.". 30.f8 T s 8 connection to Bangkok. distance. to the 3U r .00 Kl 10 He does not know what is going on, but he can see the players moving HAWAII & SOUTH SEAS CURIO CO., '.) "3 51 J? LETTER STATISTICS. S0-i- 10 Young Building. 0 .CS 8 about and can hear the cheers of the fans. When they yell loudly he knows Alexander The average number of letters per that the home team is doing to bunch and when the frivolity Note; Barometer readings are cor inhabitant in the United Kingdom dur-- i things the visiting rected for temperature, Instrumental .g last year was 78. according to post-office confined to a low rumble he knows full well that the out-of-tow- n rooters " YAM ATOYA, errors, and local gravity, and reduced statistics, while in the United ;?re trying to put a little ginger into their team and are weakly applauding sea level. Average cloudiness stated States it wa: only 67. In New Zealand ALL EJND3 OF " iiiminaiiBii hi s- - to a good play. mmmMrm in imii tuu iiiwiiiii mi ii im m"m 0 to 10. Direction or it was 66; Switzerland, 59; Germany, scale from He is in misery can not umpire call the balls and the PAJAMAS KIMONOS wind Is prevailing direction during 24 5ri; Denmark, 41; Austria, S3; Argen- because he hear the SHIRTS, and 8 p. m. Velocity t tine Republic, 37; Luxemburg. 34; Hol- strikes, or hear the fans curse him when he makes a bad decision. We must heirs ending at MAD7". TO ORDER. It you would sell a horse, put an wind is average velocity in miles per land. 31: Belgium, 29; Sweden, 26: give him credit, however, for doing the best he can under the circumstances France, 26, Norway, Italy, Spain 124 ad. in the Advertiser, and and remember that over them he has no control. Fort SU Just above Orrheura. vertiser. Section Director. and Portugal, below 20. PACIFIC COMMERICAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, AUGUST 5, 1907- - 8 THE Korean convict once more behind the bars. Fraternal Meetings Fraternal Meetings TO OPEN MORE HILO LIBRARY. A special meeting- of the trustees of the Hilo Library Reading Room & CANTON OAUU NO. 1- P. M. I. O. and PACIFIC LODGE NO. 822, A. F. - Association has been held to appoint A. M. o. r. AT a successor to Miss Katherine Trow- W vsata verv second Friday of the IDS bridge, who has resigned from the month, at 7:30 d. m.. in Odd Fellows' position of librarian. The successful Hall, Fort street. candidate is Miss F. C. Greenfield, of tb H. T. MOORE, Commandant. Hilo to Have Building Regul- Honokaa. who will assume her duties TUFPR WILL BE A REGULAR PAUL SMITH, Clerk. during the present month. Those pres t3 meeting of Hawaiian Lodge No. 21. F. ationsNews of Big ent were: Mrs. Severance, president; en tc A. M.. at its hall, Masonic i em pie. POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT, NO. 1, Mrs. John A. Scott, Rev. Curtis E comer of Hotel and AlaKea streets. I. o. o. Shields, Dr. F. Wetmore, Adam Lind- AUG. 5, r. Island. TMt (Mnndnvi EVENING. Meets every first and third Friday say, E. E. Richards and A. S. LeB 907. at 7:30 o'clock. of the month, at 7:30 p. m., in Odd Gurney. BUSINESS. Visiting --4- TRANSACTION OF Fellows' Hall. Fort Street. HILO, August 2 Interest in the Ila and oceanic cordially invited to attend. Members of Pacific brothers kalau land sales has stimulated a de Lodges and all sojourning brethren are C. O. HOTTELL, C. P. CQflCHNG and Sub-lan- d SINESS Invited to attend. L. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe. inand for homesteads, AT AUCTIONl 7 By order of the W. M. Atrent Georee Williams Las received 1, 1. O. O. K. R. G. WALLACE. EXCELoIOE LODGE iO. F. applications for lots at Puna, Kaiwiki z Secruiry. every Tuesday evening, at 7:30, M THE BIG ISLAND m kmM Sa mum Meets and Olaa. Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort btreet. in went to THEODORE ROOSEVELT, CAMP Visiting brothers cordially invited to On Mondav Mr. Williams NO 1. XJ. S. W. V. attend. E. FARMER. N. G., Olaa to reappraise more than twenty niLA i, August 2. transportation on Department Hawaii. L. L. LA PIERRE, Sec. lots that had been originallv offered the Island of Hawaii is covered by the Meets every first and Wav-erle- y at the time of the establishment of the Volcano Stables and Transportation third Wednesday, HARMONY jljODGE NO. 3, I. O. O. F. Block, cor. Bethel Meets every Monday evening, at :30. Olaa plantation. There was a boom in Company, in comparative comfort, and and Hotel, at 7:30 p. m. In Odd Fellows' Hall. Fort Street. Vis- land then, but many of the lots have by easy stages. The company has two T Visiting comrades conii-all- y iting brothers cordially invited to at- since been abandoned, and the new ap- hundred head of work horses, fifty of Invited to attend. tend. praisement, made by Williams and John being Large I ract II SCHWERDTFEGER, GEHRING, N. G. them in Hilo. Here there are O. W. F. Bohnenberg, will show reductions from ComdV. E. R. HENDRY, Sec about twenty hands employed in the Building $12 to &5 an acre. The land is good office, as drivers, and in the stables. 8 Acres MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL PACIFIC REBEKAH LODGE, NO. agricultural land, some available ior At the freight barn on Front street ASSOCIATION. I. O. O. F. cane, while some is good only for pas there are from ten to seventy-fiv- e Mondays of Meets every second and fourth ON Meets second and fourth turage, and it runs in lots of from horses, averaging TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, each month at the new K. of P. Hall Thursday, at 7:30 p. m.. Odd Fellows about forty, and streets. Visiting Rebekaha thirty to forty acres. there are thirty men employed corner Fort and Beretania Hall. Fort Street. The new appraisements will be sent there. AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, E. HUGHES. Pres. are cordially invited to attend. to At all places on the island there are WOOTTEN, Secy. BIDINGER, N. G Honolulu, and, after they are im- House, Outbuildings, Large on the premises. Hotel street, H. G. ANNIE proved, it is probable that the Olaa employed an average of about a hun- Lots of opposite JENNY JACOBSON, Secy, the New England Bakery, lots will be advertised as open forst-tlement- . men, I wiH sell WAH LODGE NO. 4, K. OF P, dred and the monthly payroll CHUNG Trees, Water on It. at public auction the Twr.STODt-.. a - Meets every second and last Tues OCEANIC juODGE NO. 371, F. & A. M, averages about $4000. x 7:30 TELEPHONE IMPROVEMENT. BUILDING formerly occupied as day at its hall, Vineyard street, at Meets on the last Monday of each The company has stables at Glen-woo- d, t are cordially Temple, at 7:30 p. m, At a meeting of the Hilo and Ha- tailor shop. p. m. Visiting brothers month, at Masonic the Volcano House, Pahala, Ha-kala- u, Already Subdivided waii Telephone and Compa- Invited to attend. Visiting brethren and members of Ha Telegraph Laupahoehoe, Terms: Cash. Building to be re- -' ny, Honokaa and E. S. KONG. C. C. waiian and Pacific are cordially invit held on Tuesday, it was decided to Waimea, with a livery place. moved within 20 days from day S. continue making improvements at each Adjoining raw land, without 1m of sale. SAMUEL L. WONG. K. of R. and ed to attend. on the There are ten stages that carry from CHAS. A. BON, W. M. line to Ookala, as already projected eight to persons M. im- fourteen each. Six provements, selling for $1300 an acre HAWAIIAN TRIBE NC. 1. I. O. E. F. WALDRON, Sec. and begun, and to continue with them are open stages. routes are provements being ser- The Meets every first ani third Thurs made in the city Glenwood to Honuapo, past the Vol vice. Manager Richards di- Property within a stone's throw dav of each month. In K. of P. Hall. OLIVE BRANCH REBEKAH LODGE was also cano House, forty-fi- v streets. rected to look a a distance of corner of Fort and Beretania NO. 2. I. O. O. F. for suitable site that miles, made three times a week, each Visiting brothers cordially invited to Meets every first and third Thurs could be purchased by the company way. can't buy for less than $2000 an r AT AUCTION for ttend. E. V. TODD, Sachem. day, at 7:30 p. m., in Odd Fellows' the erection of its own building. Hilo to Kawaihae, running through SOIL SUITABLE FOR A. MURPHY, C. of R. Visiting Rebekahs Last year there were 20 miles of poles E. Hall. Fort street. . the North Hilo, Hamakua and South are cordially Invited to attend. and Id miles of new wire erected. An Kohala districts, over to Waimea and , THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. OAHXl MAE CANTIN, N. G. other metal circuit is in use between VINES, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1907, Hilo and Laupahoehoe. on to Kawaihae. This covers eighty LODGE. HAZEL CRANE. Secy. The following miles, and the Kawaihae trip is made ofheers were elected for the ensuing At my salesroom, S47 Room 62 (second floor), Alexander year: twice a week to connect with the Ho PINEAPPLES, Kaahumanu St, Toung building. Mondays, 7;45 p. m LEA3II CHAPTER NO. 2, O. E. S. John A. Scott, president; E. E. nolulu steamers mcnarus, 11. public meeting; visitors welcome. Meets every third Monday of each treasurer; Vicars, secre- There is a daily trip to Laupahoehoe AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. suspended July month, at 7:30 p. m., in the Masonic tary; C. C. Kennedy, W. II, Shipman.. MARKET GARDENS, Lodge meetings during v. four times a week from Laupahoehoe and August. Reading room and library Temple. Visiting sisters and brothers it. Jt'atten, Unas. Furneaux, W. S. to Honokaa, and twice a week from Straw Hats, Overalls, Aloha Chapter No. Terry and F. S. Lyman, trustees. open on Mondays from 2:30 to 3:30 p. m. and members of Lei Honokaa to Kawaihae. This route NURSERY, ETC. Men's Underwear, 3, are cordially invited to attend. BOARD OF TRADE. stages. takes four All other business Iron Beds, Spring ALICE G. HERRICK. W. M. The eighty-thir- d meeting business, Mattresses, HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE of the Is a livery I have been given permission to ac CLUB. ADELAIDE M. WEBSTER, Sec Board of Trade of Hilo was held at Charles v right, a Syracuse, N. Y., Oak Beds, Spring Mattresses, the Board of rooms Meets on the first and third Friday, Trade on Monday, man, who is manager of the company, $1000 6 Refrigerator, Show Cases, , ALOHA CHAPTER, NO. 3, July 29. cept cash; balance per cent, long at 7:30 o'clock p. m.. in rooms in Ore LEI Present: John A. Scott, in says Cigars, Pipes, Tobacco, O. E. S. the chair; E. N. Holmes. A. gon Block, entrance on Union street. Lindsav "We carry more than ten thousand time. 20 Meets at the Masonic Temple every E. E. Richards, D. S. Bowman, Dr. passengers a year, long Cases Mineral Water. JAMES C. McGILL, Chief. Hayes and short JOHN MACAULAY, Secy. second Saturday of each month, at 7:30 and C. Castendyk. hauls, an average of from 200 to 250 a m. Visiting sisters and brothers are The secretary, H. Vicars, read a week. Sometimes, when the volcano SEE THIS ! Also cordially invited to attend. communication from Acting Governor active, we carry i HONOLULU LODGE .616. B. P. O. E trade is a hundred a MARGARET HOWARD, W. M. Atkinson, suggesting the construction to Volcano House. The aver- Lodge No. 616. B. P. O. E., day the Honolulu LOUISE A. TRUE. Secy. of an auto road from the Volcano age life of a horse in our business is HAY will meet in their hall. King street, House to the By crater of Halemaumau. fifteen years. Our stock is well fed JAS. F. MORGAN. HIE! Bear Fort, every Friday evening. LADIES' AUXILIARY, A. O. II, On motion of Dr. Hayes, seconded E. R. by We buy our feed in Hilo from the local rder of the DIVISION NO. 1. E. E. Richards, the project was en firms, from Davies & Co., from Hack FRANK E: RICHARDSON, E. R. Meets every first and third Tuesday, dorsed, and it was decided to ask the Secy. Supervisors feld and from the Hilo Mercantile Co. HARRY H. SIMPSON. at 8 p. m., in C. B. U. Hail, Fort street. of 'the County of Hawaii 700 500 to We use tons of hay a year, and JAS. F. MORGAN, Visiting sisters are cordially invited to act in compliance with air. Atkin tons of barley, with some bran. We attend. son's suggestions. AUCTIONEER, 5, i1 I A use lots of molasses it helps the Auction Sale AMERICANS MRS. M. COWES, Pres. communication was read from A. horses from 18,000 to 20,000 gallons a O'SULLIVAN, Secy. R- - Gurrey, secretary of the Honolulu THE HAWAII JTYU SHTNBUN MAUD Board year. Our feed bill runs up to three of Fire Underwriters, In refer- thousand dollars a month. We buy our ence to the fire mo- Asks your assistance In fur- ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANS, risks of Hilo. On horses on this island from the ranch thering friendship between NO. 1. tion of H. Vicars, seconded by Dr. DIVISION Hayes, following ers. We have only small pastures, and Japan and America; send it Meets every first and third Wednes the committee of five very They work was appointed by the chair to turn out few horses. J5.00 and It will come to your day, at 8 p. m., in C. B. U. Hall, Fort an draft till they die. They like that best." servant, teaching cordially ordinance for building regulations Japanese street. Visiting brothers in and for the appointment Stable manure is sold to the planta him moderation and right-- vited to attend. of a fire mar tions, Hilo Sugar Company taking shal: J. A. Scott. C. Castendvk. V.. TH the thinking. F. D. CREEDON, Pres. 2400 tons last year. One large branch Richards, D. S. Bowman and H. Vi- Address, S. SHEBA, Mgr., J. T. CAREY, Secy. cars. of the business is the Wells, Fargo Cor. Beretania and Maunakea BUSINESS Express. When it started there was Streets. MYSTIC LODGE. NO. 2, BL of P. IMPROVING. Business conditions some hesitation about taking it, but news Meets every Tuesday evening at 7:30 on the Island of now is often occasion to put on Will bear inspection. Come with The best Japanese Hawaii are improving. Goods are there paper In Honolulu. m. o'clock in K. of P. Hall, cor. Fort moving extra rigs to carry the stuff. For the IT and Beretania. Visiting brothers cor and bills are being paid with carriage shops there are nearly three me see Translations made from more promptness than has been known and it. English to Japanese, and vice dially invited ot attend. for a long time past. acres, with blacksmith shops, having HEME A. S. WEBBER, C. C. fires running ail the time, doing to versa. Moderate charges. Charles Hall, salesman for M. Phil- three Commercial Work Solicited F. WALDRON. K. R. S. lips & Co., came repair work. There are two forges for here overland from company Kawaihae, doing business stop- shoeing. The builds coaches WIT. I,T AM McKINLEY LODGE, NO. 8, at all manufacturing TWO STORY HOUSE ping places. He says: "Business is and does repairing, and JOHN NEILL, Engineer K. of P. better than it ha3 been years. unholsterimr. It also makes its own SATURDAY, Meets every Saturday evening, 7:30 for I AUG 10, 1907, at do not remember for a long time see- harness, importing the material. Dealer In o'clock, in Pythian Hall, cor Beretania ing buyers more 12 O'CLOCK NOON, Area of Lot, 15,450 sq. D willing or stocks JjEW AND SECOND-HAN- MA- and Fort streets. Visiting brothers smaller. Shelves are CHINERY. getting empty, at my salesroom, 857 Kaahumanu St., cordially invited to attend. people have been buying, and I know Reparing of All Kinds. L. H. WOLF, C. C. that we have been selling more this u. I will sell, situate at Liliha street, near ASOLINE ENGINES A SPECIALTY E. A. JACOBSON, K. of R. & S. year, than for a long time. is the LUNAULO HEIGHTS 135 Merchant Street. Tel. 116. same It with the other large houses. King street, a lot size 47x102x64 feet HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. J, PYTH Their men are doing better. Collec- tions are IAN SISTERS. first rate. Storekeepers are with two cottages thereon. Meets every first and third Monday, paying up well, far better than they Everybody In Honolulu Is Eligible. Near the property of S. Parker, GO at 7:30 p. m., at Knights of Pythias have done for a long while. They are Esq. Insured for $3000. Total ARE THE NOW. " Old stooped suffering. ! Hall, Fort and Beretania streets. All not asking for extensions as they used people Tlth Taxes, $73.80. In fine re- We have a new assortment of them In visitors cordially invited to attend. to do, and they are increasing their Middle age, courageously fighting. pair. Nine rooms, large piazza. JENNIE JACOBSON, M. E. C. business, not going out of It. Youth protesting impatiently; JAS. F. MORGAN, AUCTIONEER. ou can rent every spare room Solid Cold and GRACE O'BRIEN, M. of R. & S. E. N. Holmes left on the Enterprise Children, to explain; l for San unable to Teachers Normal School. Francisco, expecting to return Baby crying, tell why. at the Gold Filled COURT CAMOES, via Honolulu in about six weeks, with can't Mrs. Holmes, All In misery from their kidneys. To be soli Jtibbon and Wire Woven or Leather. NO. 8110. A. O. F. who is now on .the Coast. Only a little backache first. The Hilo merchant has not been away you At my Salesroom Meets every second and for nearly years, Comes when catch cold. two and the main Or when you strain the back. J, A. R. Vieira & Co. fourth Tuesday of each object of this present trip is to lay month, 7:30 p. in Backache is the first step of kidney tgo$j F Manufacturing Jewelers, at m.. In San a stock of new goods. His eirrpH- - trouble. SATURDAY, AUG. 10, Antonio Hall, Vineyard ence, this year, is 115 HOTEL ST. that there has been Many complications follow. street. Visiting brother a big improvement in business, the volume Urinary disorders, diabetes, Bright's 12 o'clock noon. m cordially Invited to attend. of sales being larger and col- disease. lections more prompt. Everything In the J. P. REGO, C. R. Doan's Kidney Pills cure backache. Curio line from an old M. C. PACHECO, F. S. THE COUNTERFEITERS. Cure every form of kidney ills. THE BEST VIEW IN JAS. F. MORGAN, calabash to a rare Ha- Captain Fetter had the pleasure, on Plenty of Honolulu proof that this is HONO waiian stamp you will CAMOES CIRCLE HO. 240. C. O. F. Monday, of sending a wireless message so. LULU AUCTIONEER. find at that big IS- Meets every second and fourth Thurs to United States Marshal Hendry, In- Writing under date of January 10th, LAND CURIO STORE day of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in San forming him of the capture of Kim 1S99, Jurgen Walter of Honolulu, Ha- extends from Wahiawa, Barbers (Steiner's), Elite Build- Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. Visit Bong Chuen, the ringleader of the waii, tells us as follows: "My age is 79 Point, Ewa ing. Hotel Street. ing companions are cordially invited to gang of counterfeiters who have re- well past the ordinary span of life Mill, Pearl Lochs, attend. M. C. PACHECO. C. C. cently been operating on Hawaii and and I am the parent of eight chil- HEIGHTS Being so years, out over the City and Harbor, and LUNAULO R. J. BORGES, F. S. Maui with spurious ten dollar pieces. dren. far advanced in I regard the relief obtained from The Marshal promptly replied that he 6 Diamond Head. by COURT LUNAULO, NO. 6600, A. O. F. would leave for Hawaii on the Kinau Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as Adjoining the property owned SALE sheets every and miraculous. FOR first and third Wednes he arrived here on Wednesday, GIVEN S. Esq., shortly to be di- day evenings of each month, at 7:30 p. returning to Honolulu with his man. "I suffered from a lame back for WITH IT IS A Parker, 40 p. TOURIST years, Two h. TOURING m., in Pythian Hall, cor Fort and Kim Bong Chuen is known to have but after taking Doan's Back- vided. Kidney Hoi-liste- r's CARS which we have Just un- Beretania streets. Visiting brothers been a counterfeiter in Korea where he ache Pills (procured at Lot (Fee Simple), containing a cordially Invited. served a term of imprisonment for drug store) I was greatly packed. "shoving queer." benefited, and am satisfied they did me 26,725 sq. ft. House of 6 Rooms. A Choice Location - WILLIAM AHIA, C. R. the He is the man good." Come and See Them. who owned and thou- much JAS. K. KAULIA, P. C. F. S. constructed the Our kidneys our blood. They Verandah 3,sides, Hothouse, Ser sand dollar plant filter j that is believed to night day. bf cause Honolulu ho. o. e. be located in Waipio Valley. work and When healthy vant's House, Fishpond. The aerie f. His arrest was directly they remove about 500 grains of im- jjf jwrvfs. Meets on second due to a pure matter dally, when unhealthy - liberal distribution of photographs Lot is. prettily graded, terraced tfV and fourth Wednes of some part of this Impure matter is A Healthy Location tl day evenings of each the man by Captain Fetter, the por- and D liiioiel leading to left in the blood. This brings on many grassr Full of Fruit and traits his months, at 7:30 o'clock, in Pythian Hall, identification. diseases and symptoms pain in i hi Merchant St. Phone Main 3CS. cor. Kim Bong Chuen must have done some the Shade Property consists of Beretania and Fort streets. Visit back, headache, nervousness, hot, Trees, Flowers, Vines, etc. : quick traveling. dry and Outbuildings. J?t ing Eagles are Invited to attend After he escaped the skin, rheumatism, gout, gravel, dis- Two Houses L. Marshal at Olaa he is known to have A E. TWOMEY, W. P. gone to order, eyesight and hearing, dizziness, Exceptionally situated. Two Large Lots, TO HAVE YOUR H. T. MOORE, Secy. Puna and, in about a week's Irregular heart, debility, drowsiness, C time, he at V.. had worked his way round to dropsy, deposits in the urine, etc. But Impossible to build out View. HONOLULU Kohala. you keep Mv Land Salesroom, L I:. HARBOR NO 54 A. A. Kim was If the filters right you will Of M. & With another Korean who have no wit kidneys. Low Price. L Carriage or Auto P. had been seen a good trouble "our Meets on first and third Sunday even, deal in his com- ' SATURDAY, AUG. 10, 1507. ' CI pany, and he has also been held, pend- lngs of each month, at 7 o'clock, Three a V properly repaired you must send to at ing the Marshal's pleasure. Five Ko- meals day for fifty cents a Get it now, this is a snap bargain. 12 o'clock noon. Odd Fellows' Hall. All sojourning week Is gas Fx reans who had previously been taken what tne stove costs for Pr brethren are cordially invited to attend. to Honolulu as fuel. Honolulu Gas Co.. Ltd. W. W. By order Worthy witnesses had already WRIGHT CO. President, "squealed on their pals" before they 1 A. L. F ' SING STREET, NEAR LANE. left here, and it Is believed Let your wants shine In a classified F. MORGAN, SOUTH. FRANK C. POOR, Sec. that there JAS. F. MORGAN, JAS. is now ample evidence to place the ex- - ad in the Advertiser. " AUCTIONEER. to AUCTIONEER. to Bl 14. THE PACIFIC COMMERICAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, AUGUST 5, 1907. 0

LOCAL BREVITIES.

George Mundon arrived from Kauai Mason yesterday morning. The Fruit Season is now in full blast and every household is "Dam" Patterson arrived from Ka- up preserves. uai yesterday morning. putting Supt. J. D. McVeigh came over from The Mason Jar is the most practical container, on the Market. the Settlement in the Iwalani yester- Get your supply early: day. 2$ C0LLEGL-HILL- 5 Pint JSi.oo doz. M C. V. E. Dive of Honolulu is sur- i 5f veying on Maui for the Wailuku Sugar i quart $1.25 doz. $i-7- Co. gallon 5 oz. JUST RECEIVED kf Don't wait until prices are Mrs. D. H. Case of Wailuku is rap- We also have ail other sundries such as Condiment, Vacuum, id !y recovering from an attack of ap- hish and values inflated to pendicitis. and K. G. Jars, Jelly Tumblers, etc., etc-- is buy a home. Buy now, when Regular business meeting of Hawai- real estate is CHEAP. It ian Lodge No. 21 in Masonic Hall at . of 7:30 this evening. W. Dimond & Co., Ltd. by last steamer, a nice line you wi'.l enable to avoid the There wi'.l oe a special meeting of HOUSEFURNISHING LEADERS. Vine- rent habit. Prices are very Chung Wah Lodge at its hall, 53-5- 7 KING STREET, HONOLULU. yard street, at 7:30 this evening. f low and terms easy. C. C. Conradt, rancher, school agtsfit, district judge, etc., came to town from Molokai in the Iwalani yesterday. TRENT TRUST CO., Ltd. expect es foists Captain Lorenzen and wife to return from Maui this week. The PEERLESS PRESERVING PAINT CO., LTD. captain is much improved in health. Mrs. S. B. Harry, a teacher in the ; Telephone, Main 352. Office, 20 Queen Street. public schools for some years, will colored. leave for the Coast on the 7th inst. to in white and These 'join her husband. The Celebrated Peerless Paint. M Mrs. Alice Nicholson of "Wailulu ex- are latest from New York. pects to leave for the Coast thisj vyrek Felt, Pitch and Gravel Roofing. Qjrfer E with her two sons, who will a Roof repairs of all kinds satisfactorily done. military school in Portland, Oregon. Sin! Lunch Elder J. D. White, a Kauai attor- Stalls and Stabe Floors Waterproofed- - ney, came over in the W. G. Hall to k attend the first service in the Reor- Vs. .J Discontinued ganized Church of Latter Day Saints. Harmony Isxlge No. 3, I. O. O. F., HITNEY Bt MARSH will meet in Odd Fellows' Hall at 7:30 Our ri'xmday lunch has been this (Monday) evening. It is expected degree. IT'S THE no there will be work in the first See Our Window. until further VI, discontinued Society. 9 . k f" m Oahu Lodge. Theosophical 3 a Theo-sophic- al fcl 11 CASH tice. The usual public meeting for i Bill n discussion will be held in nil i iiiiiiiii 4 THE room 62, second floor, Young Hotel, at 7:45 this evening. Honolulu Temple No. 1. Pythian Sis- that keeps your cash straight, not the other kind. ters, will meet in K. of P. Hall at 7:30 CRITERION this evening. All visiting members cordially invited to attend. After the WATERHOUSE COMPANY, C. J. MCCARTHY, Prop. candy-pull- . THE business meeting there will be a Just Arrived JUDD BUILDING. AGENTS FOR THE TERRITORY. Prof. W. W. Froggatt, the Austra- Accompa- -- lian traveling entomologist TLKSSimW rifVMtiiYfMfiW 'WijmtillHmtfotM tmi tnimmmmtmu iimn in urn i.nTHMt riwu wiiti Difie J. SILK SHIRTS, Plain and Embroidered IF YOU SHOULD DIE TONIGHT nied by Profs. D. L. Van and en- ikiim.x-t.- and Territorial injjnim .m'uhhiii m. turn .im . . ir.mn iw Kotinsky, Federal ' Wliiiimiri'lir-r'tJ mummif m mrmeaMitn nnirni be IIImmimI.MiiBn H.MI ''ftim'. 1"' mi..m, how would your business affairs tomologists here, returned fiorfi Molo- 'lillllf fl so, " ...t left? Have you made a will? If Iwalani yesterday. you as executors men of kai in the The things you need for this summer. Also Negligee have named mother of Dr. R. H. business experience, or have you chosen Airs. Ayers, re- Dhiegar's wife, died suddenly at the Net from among relatives and friends night. Shirts in all sizes.; Neckwear and Undershirts. such a doctor's home last Wednesday gardless of their fitness for lady of excep- trust? Business transactions should She was a Hawaiian every prudent tional intelligence. The funeral, held be stripped of sentiment; Thursday, was largely man should arrange to have, his affairs, at Lahaina on pass hands of attended. at his death, into the sus- persons competent to handle them. The Tax Appeal Court of Maui Com- collar and a well arranged tie adds 36-4- 2 STREET, Anything short of this is neglect; have tained the appeal of Hawaiian A clean HOTEL you neglected your wife and little ones mercial & Sugar Co. from the refusal to allow income tax ex- in this respect? . of the assessor to the appearance of every gentleman. But matter of vital interest to emption for depreciation. It also fixed This is a Sugar Co. as an TOU- - the value of Wailuku If Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., enterprise for profit at $2,000,000. the utmost care must be taken in the selection The company's at $l,.0O.-00- 0 Ltd., makes a specialty of estate busi- against the return to call and and the valuation of $2,380,000 made Goods, vou will do well Si-ber- Silk ness and received, ex ia get suggestions from its. representa- by the Board of Equalization. of neckwear. We have just Do NOW. No charge is made tions. it or Curios, bvfthem for the drawing of wills, a line of bows, four in hands, A scots, Ivory Ware, Purses, for legal advice touching estate soiDiEifis ' to . Tecks and flat scarfs that appeal to the well Embroidered Hand Bags WEM.BL0E ONLY NOTE THE NUMBER , dressed and fastidious man. You can be suited Many choice articles never before shown here. The blue uniform wins out - CONCERT Examiner here and get something new. OF THIS against both khaki and olive drab, say local army officers. It is consid- patriotic and far nattier in 1120 NUUANU STREET, NEAR HOTEL. Hawaiian band ered more This evening the appearance. public concert at Emma will give a general order has been prepared square, being the 2222nd of its per- A TOGGERY by army authorities, the general SILYA'S at place. It will begin the formances that effect of which will be to make the 7:30 o'clock, the program being as at cotton clothing the uniform for field ELKS' BUILDING, KING STREET. follows: only, it RAINIER TOAST PART I. service and work in garrison use. Here-after.-when "King Quality" Sargent being relegated from other 253 March - post on pass for Overture "Titus- Mozart leaving a jolly, friends I offeR Cortaee "The Ruins of Athens" the day or on furlough a soldier will Right Beethoven be required to be attired in the blue Selection "The Rose of Castile" uniform, and it will be necessary for A toast we drink alohA . Balfe him to have that uniform in a suff- PART II. iciently neat condition to pass the in- Af Mystery In nectar clear; so when L specting officer. Vocal Hawaiian Songs.. Ar. by Berger general it's Verdi This order meets with the Selection "La Traviata" officers and men Bread, is so nourishing and delicious. the glad oblatioN tz " Remembrance" . . . .TTaldteufel approval of both the Why Butternut Now pour Wal Presidio here and at other army Finale "My Little Lady Bug" at the Not when you consider the pains we take in securing Hi Bratton posts throughout the country, because, In Rainier's brew, ah; then I of neatness and sentiment, the highest quality flours, etc. "The Star Spangled Banner." as a matter "boys and preparing it means the perpetuation of the goblet to theE in blue." Enlift my BUSINESS LOCALS. V cost of Em IMF let's give a cheeR today. The simmering 'burner saves !PM CM Rouse; Hoch; ?achs ribbon sale begins satisfactory results. Get FE Criterion is fuel and gives The noonday lunch at the a gas stove from the Honolulu Gas Co. 116 Hotel St. Phone Main 3x1. discontinued until further notice. WHITE probate re estate James ... - , 4 A NELSON, PHONE A notice of I ,) G. KaiVvane, deceased, appears today. N)hv season's jams, including Vol- scarcely able to climb to the rail, and 11' Agent for Rainier Beer 1331 cano raspberry, and Mango chutney. SO SWIMMER ROUTED blood issued from many parts of his Mrs. Kearns. . head, neck and shoulders. at officers of Let us find you a house, if you are Captain Cousins and other save you 111! the liner believe the man would have .intending to rent. We can By SAVAGE GULLS j miles of waiKing. ireni OF been killed by the ravenous birds had aiui assistance not been near. Wtd. t-- and I iBig reductions on ladies' suits While the officers and AMERICAN QUARTER IN LONDON. Sachs'. Examiner f aists at passengers on the liner 24. In ? mark-dow- n sale SUITS, hundreds of LONDON, July The World, Blom's August a Japanese i,.viit.i advantage of by every Sonoma looked on in horror, commenting upon the great increase in hP taken leaped Family Refrigerator lonolulu housewife today. Come steerage passenger who had alien visitors, suggests that Aldwych The ?arly. WAISTS and overboard for a swim while the steam- be converted into American quarter. help The Hawaii Publicity Co. will er was hove to at sea off Point Arena "The annual invasion," says the Source of Disease your advertising pay. by a Often a vou make writing copy some days ago, was attacked World, "has outgrown the hotels and There's a knack about RIBBONS along of they understand and their ads. flock of large sea gulls, known overflowed into the bathrooms which was almost only would this de- brin results. Telephone 173, S2 Mer- the coast as goonies, and Bloomsbury. Not demands that food be kept in strictly sanitary re- could be rescued by sert site, if converted into a perfectly-appoi- Health chant street. NOW ON overcome before he do with a "cheap" refrig- a nted quarter, prove have anything to If you are away and need the crew of the Sonoma. American ceptacles. Don't go to Sachs'. on to Americans to stvlish hat, The remarkable incident happened a further inducement erator. 6, the So- homes, but it would be in- afternoon of July when leave their made of snow-white VOLCANO VISITORS. Ladies' Elegant Suits the Londoners, who food compartments of a "Monroe" are noma, after having rammed the tensely interesting to The HILO. August 2. Recent visitors at ves-.- r curi- with rounded of Linen and Advent, had the sailing are almost as vague as they are porcelain-war- e moulded in one piece, J- - and colored Suits schooner real been Mr. White ,r,.i was waiting for tne York." - Lawn. ous about New joint or crevice. It is strictly iDeyo, Honolulu; G. J. Becker, Waio- arrival of the steamer Coaster, several angles and absolutely without An- - Japanese, linu:" Harold S. Gay and wife, Los GEEATLY REDUCED miles off . the coast. The Gay, Francisco; plunged the sea from me Now sanitary. eles; Miss Alice San into a good famous M. Waists bridge of the steamer. He was fine stock of the "Monroe" and the lice S. Mooar, Boston; Katherine Beautiful Silk passengers were We have a Honolulu; H. bucK, swimmer, and the oke. Frank Trimmed when a swarm of goon- Cleanable. .Miss EmtTci-ler- and Lace watching him -r--v.nkfv "Leonard rErkeley; Mi.s Wood front awl riain upon him. , 1 rj-n- , Honolulu; Chas. HorwiU, Kau; Wtisliatle iilk Waists at ies swooped down KB - one then another of the big S nr-t- r Vin and wife. . P. Lyon, Firt and 'near J one Kennedy and J. A. STARTLING REDUCTION gulls dropped near enough to strike the Cfhang Kin, T. H. pain as the or. Honolulu: J. H. au Japanese, who cried out in San Fbancisco A. B. Fennimore, San A Ribbon Sale i.!..,!., t hi fipsh of his neck and City. Kanrisco, and j Beat Rates in Msckfcld Throwing his arms about Best Accommodationa. Franrpgco. shoulders. DEPARTMENT. Thousands of Yards, in All Colors and wildly, in an attempt to oeiL o.t t European Plan P" da3Ll "P HARDWARE ( t Vwdtbs, OX SALE TOR THIS strange enemies, the swimmer made an WitK Private Bath, S1.50 P IN TO 14 DAYS. PILES CURED 6 AT to return to the side of the 140 light airy rooms all outside WEEK ONLY effort every to Pala Hotel to OINTMENT is guaranteed fifty feet distant, but at Kubaths; Furnished as Annex IUZO steamer, heat, hot water and case of Itching, ' Blind, BIG CUT PRICES of his arm he was repeatedly strictly first class. Steam World's News to cure anv stroke which were From Ferry. SutterS tears: Piles in 6 to struck bv the fierce birds, cars, transfer to Sutter. Bleeding or Protruding though fear- from 3rd St Depot, 3rd St. ADVERTISER Daily. Made y making a great outcry, as Prop, READ THE Mjlavs or money refunded. losing prey. M. Johnton, Louis, ful of their Johnson'" Restaurant. PARIS MEDICINE CO.. Saint N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd When he was helped aboard he was formerly of U.S. of A.

I 10 THE PACIFIC COMMERICAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, AUGUST 5, 1907.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. I HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE Canadian-Australia- n Royal Mail Line ARRIVED. Halstead & Co., Ltd. Co. 4. running in connection with the Canadian Pacific Railway Sunday August - Honolulu, Saturday, August 3, 1907. Steamers '''r.j- (.. V STOCK AND - Iwalani, Self, from Maui ., STC MPANY, BOND call at Honolulu on or about the folio wing dates: Str. and JU Jia ffr Molokai ports, 4:40 a. m. FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER.' Maui, Pickard, from NAME OF STOVX. rixii Up Val.'Bid. !Ask. 21 Str. Hamakua MANUKA AUG. 24 AORANGI AUG. ports, 12:20 p. m. - Mercantile. AORANGI SEPT. 21 MO ANA SEPT. 18 Str. Helene, Nelson, from Hawaii C Brewer Si Co 1,000,000 $103IS0 SD6AK. i l 29 OCT. 16 ports, 6 m. . BROKERS MOANA OCT. MIOWERA a. 1 W il...... s.ooo.oool 20' 5 Europe. Str. Likelike, Naopala, from. Kau FOR SALE. Haw. Agricultural l.voo.000! 1)0 ITS Through tickets Issued to all points m Canada, United States and ports, 1:15 p. m. Haw Com & Sugar 'o '.2.812.7-5- 1... LOANS BARGAIN NO. 1. utw sugar ?.000.0'J0i 2); SI Si NEGOTIATED Hou, from Kau- to i . - THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., Str. Ke Au Tullett, Hcaomu..... 7M).(W0; m jaemoersir Honolulu ports, 11:15 a. m. Eight minutes ride on electric cars. a.ooo.oix; Stock n..i Boa3 AGENTS. ai Honokaa n GENERAL, Str. Noe u, Pederson, from Hawaii Lot 120x120. Haiku iOOOOOi 1J0 17U Exchango. i Three-bedroo- m cottage, built five Kahuku fooouo: 20 J ports, 3 a. m. Kihei Plan Co Ltd 2.500,000! 7 Str. Niihau, Oness, from Kauai, 7:30 years ago. Kipabulu i',ooo- 13 Telephone Main 101 - . p. n Pacific Mail S. S. Co., Occidental & Oriental a. m. Price $1500. Easy terms. Koloa .. 500,000: 100 IOC MeBryde Sug S.fW.OOOi 20 4 G. Thompson, ' Co Ltd Str. W. Hall, from Ka BARGAIN NO. 2. Oahu Sugrar Co-- 8,800.000i 20 23 Harry Armitagc S. S. Co., and Toyo Kisen Kaisha uai ports, 5:10 a. m. Property situated near town five Ouomea...... l,OO0.OOU! 2Ji ... U. S. A. T. Thomas, Lynam, from Oukala 500.0001 2o! 9 companies will call at Honolulu and leave this minutes' walk from center of city. Olaa Sugar Co Ltd 5,000,000,' 20i 3 Stock Steamers of the above Manila, 4:30 p. m. Olowhlu .....j 150,0001 100 If0 and Bond Broker Three cottages, briuging a monthly nrm ,i port on or about the dates mentioned below: SAIL TODAY. Paauhau Sug Plan Co; ft rVk 18 FRANCISCO. rental of 522. Pacific BOO.OOOi no Member of Honolulu FOR THE ORIENT. i FOR SAN U. S. A. T. Thomas, Lynam, $2500. Paia ). 750 000) loo 15i Stock and Bond AUG. 9 for San Price Easy terms. CHINA . AUG. 7 ASIA Francisco, 11 a. m. Pepeekeo 750.0001 lOOi . . H5 Jbxcaange. MANCHURIA ... AUG. 14 PERSIA .... AUG. 16 BARGAIN NO. 3. Pioneer 2,7'i0.0"i 1J0 . 128 AUG. 26 PASSENGERS. Waialua Ajrri Co 4.500 Oooi loo 70 NIPPON MARU AUG. 21 HONGKONG MARU. A beach property at Waialae; cheap Wailuku .... 1,500 000 ioo; Office, Campbell Block, 2 SEPT. 5 Arrived. our office. Waimanalo 252.'JCi 165 ASIA SEPT. KOREA for cash. Particulars at 1 1 J . ' . .. .! 1J ' ..in .. 65 Merchant Street, Honolulu, PFRSTA SEPT. 19 AMERICA MARU...... SEPT. 13 Per str. Iwalani, from Maul and Mo looj T. h. 4. FOR RENT. .MISCELLANEOUS I 20 lokai ports, August J. D. McVeigh, Inter-Islin- d hoxokoxg MARU SEPT. IS SIBERIA SEPT. 8 8 t;o... l.SOO.OOi 100125 130 apply to CHINA SEPT. 27 F. Andrade, M. A. Gilman, C. C. Con- - King Street $25.00 Haw Electric Co &m.ooo 100! .. FOR SALE. For further Information Pfd radt, A. Graham, M. A. Grant, Beretania Street 25.00 HRTALCo ,MJ loo! Lane H & I,la0.000j i H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents. Webster, C. 40.00 R T L Co. Com. 50 57 K On your own terms, at r.rw. Miss Gilman, Gus lleck-- Waikikl Beach Mutual Tel Co 150,000 lJ! fessen, D. 40.00 iMHniKu KuD&er Co the times, fine lots on KalJhi L. Van Dine, J. Kotinsky, Beretania Street fO.occ 100! 100 posite W. W. Froggatt and 10 deck Pensacola Street ....20.00 .atiikii KubberCo lAssesa loo! t . Kamehameha Boys School at a O KffiL'O J 4,ooo,noo( 1)0 P3, 9 short distance from Steamship Co. Time Tabl. Wilder Avenue 35.00 H;lo K R Co .... 1.000,000 2o tcw..0 ncci vr Oceanic Per str. W. G. Hall, from Kauai Lunalilo Street 25.00 line. fine passenger steamers of thi s line will arrive and leave this port as ports, August 4. Miss E. 30.00 dialling co i.za.. 400 ,000 255 Lots at bargain prices at- Toijut The Kealoha, Lunalilo Street T- - Bonds Ami. ut 1...... --... """" hereunder: Miss M. Seholtz, C. W. Renear, B. C. Matlock Avenue 25.00 standing j.LLiu.,t'alml. xvajjaauiu, Jtianoa and Nu. Haw p v FRANCISCO. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. Ollveira, Mrs. M. Kaiewe, Mrs. Kau-lil- i. Ter 4 c (Fire uanu valleys. FROM SAN Claims) sis.uoo! iOO. 14 Miss E. Kalawe, FURNISHED. Also ALAMEDA AUG. 9 ALAMEDA AUG. K. Hamano, Miss Haw Ter 4 p c iKe-fundin- g several small homes In and out AUG. 30 SIERRA SEPT. 4 V. Luna, Miss Todd, C. H. Schmidt, King Street $40.00 1905 00,000 JlCO of town. SIERRA Haw Ter 4l4 p c 1.0UI.U00 20 SIERRA SEPT. 25 A. Wolff, W. R. Patterson, Geo. Mun- - Makiki Street 50.00 ... .1100 SIERRA .SEPT. Haw Ter 4V2 p C l,00C.OOi3 . lira don, J. D. 40 City 25.00 FOR RENT. White, and deck passen- Pearl Haw Ter Spc 7.000 .'ICO gers. Haw Gov't' 5 196,01-1- Prospect Street 45.00 d c 0 ioo To good Cal Beet Sug & S.ef tenants, two neat nraiv. VESSELS IN PORT. Kinau Street 35.00 six-roo- m Co 8 p c l.OTG.OfiO 102 painted, cottages, in 6 p tnn sailing steamers, agents are pre- A.va.HJ.M mm . Haiku c .. SOi',000 with or gas In connection with the of the above the ymmj 111 I without stove electric any Iroquois, - HCnrV WaTPMMttP..1 HIST Hamakua itch Co light on pared to issue, to intending passengers, Coupon Through Tickets by U.S.N.T.. Carter. San Fran- fl.. Upper Ditch 6 p c 200,')00 96 101 veranda and care nf var May 3. w., .. in railroad, from San Francisco to all points in the United States, and from Cisco, J a aw c;oia s Sugar clusiveat $13 and $16 per - (Merchant Vessels.) Co 5 p c 1.877,000 month.. New York by any steamship line to all European ports. LIMITED. Haw Sugar 6 Restorer, Br. s.s.. Combe. Esquimalt. p c 500,000 ,J. H. SCHNACK, 137 Merchant St. For further particulars apply to Fort Merchant Honolulu. Hilo R R Co 6 D c 1,000,000 March 31. and Streets, Hon R T & L Co 6 p C. 708,000 10'4 WTtL G. IRWIN & CO., LTD., Snark, Am. ketch, anijunu n n C 200,000 Eames, San Fran- p. . 'AGENTS. cisco, May 30. ORAL Co 6 D 2,000,000 ICO A WAHIAWA HOME. Oahu Sugar Co 5 p c... 900.000 George Curtis, Am., bk., Herbert, San TRENT TRUST CO., Ltd. Olaa Sugar Co 6 p c... 1,250.000 85" Francisco. July 21. Paia 6 p c 450,000 Pioneer Mill Co 6 p c. 1,250,000; FOR SALE: Gentle riding horse, train. Matson Navigation Co. Retriever, Am. bkt., Fornstoon, Grays Waialua Ag Co 5 p c... 1.500,000 99 ea to harness. Harbor, July 24. MeBryde Sug Co 6 p c a.ooo.oocl P7 Wahiawa pineapple land S. S. HILONIAN of line, carrying passengers freight, will Virginia, Br. s. s., Crocker, Newcastle, with hcuse: The this and To Let 23.1275 paid. tl4 per cent. paid. crop now harvesting $3000. service between this port and San Francisco, sailing and July 24. Also 27 fun in a direct Kalmuki, 2 Bedrooms ....$15.00 acres about ready to plant. arriving on or about the following dates: Indiana, Am. s. s., Graham, San Fran SESSION SALES. itjf cisco, August 2. Fort St., 2 Bedrooms.. 15.00 (Morning Session.) W. L. HOWARD. Leave San Francisco. Arrive Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. St., 2 15.00 Rosecrans, Am. s.s., Macdonald, Gavi-ot- a, Kinau Bedrooms... None. AUG. 1. AUG. 8 AUG. 13 Ave., 3 25.00 Aug. 3. Peck Bedrooms...... ;...... BETWEEN BOARDS. AUG. 29 SEPT. 5 SEPT. 10 Marion Chilcott, Am. s.s., Pensacola St., 3 Bedrooms 20.00 HI Olson, Au 15 Ewa, 25; $1000 6s, 101. SEPT. 26 OCT. 3 OCT. 8 gust 3. Young St., 2 Bedrooms.:...... 25.00 Paia CHAS. BREWER & CO.'S Emma St., 3 Bedrooms 30.00 j PASSENGER RATES TO SAN FRANCISCO: First Cabin, $60; Steerage, $25; . TRANSPORT SERVICE. - Wilder- Arc 1 Pwlrnnma 9 (( NEW YORK LINE Round Trip. Fl rst Class, $110. Warren, satis from San Francisco , for College Hill's, 2 Bedrooms.'....'..'.." 25.00 particulars apply to Manila. Young 5 30.00 For further ' St., Bedrooms Regular line of vessel Thomas, In port. . plylnj & COOKE, LTD., Keeaumoku St. 3 Bedrooms 30.C0 between CASTLE Buford, at San Francisco. New Yoik and Hono- a AGENTS. Thurston Ave., 4 Bedrooms 35.00 lulu. The bark Foong Suey will Sherman, sailed'or Manila, July 14, 3 35.00 Waikiki, Bedrooms probably sail on or about Oct. 20. Sheridan, at San Francisco. Subject AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- to change without N STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Dix, sailed for battle, June 20. notice Logan, at San Francisco. , ALEXANDER FREIGHT TAKEN AT LOW- FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. Crook, EST RATES. Weekly Sailings via Tehuantepec. sailed from St. Michaels for Seattle, July 16. - Furnished For freight rates apply to Freight , received all times at the Company'3 Wharf, 41st South 1 .. at Street, THE MAILS. Beretania Sti, Bedroom.... CHAS, BREWER & CO., Brooklyn. 1 ::: 27.Kilby Mails are Vineyard St., Bedroom SS Y0UNG i St., Boston, or due rrom the following 2 35.00 THEO. H. DAVIES & FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO points as follows: V'ctoria St., Bedrooms ... I CO.. LTD. Beretania St., 3 Bedrooms...... 27.50 ! Honolulu. CISCO DIRECT. HONOLULU, San 7, lif I SATITI Francisco Per China, Aug. Young St., 2 Bedrooms..... 33.00 S. S. NEVADAN....TO SAIL. AUG. 17 MISSOURIAN....On or about AUG. 20 unent Asia, Aug.. 10. CENTRA Per College Hills, 3 Bedrooms. 35.00 f ut ESHESES FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO- Victoria Per Miowera, Aug. 24 'Hani1u!2 LULU DIRECT. For further information; apply to Colonies Per Aorangi. Aug. 24. riRi.PRoor - H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., S. S. NEVADAN....TO HAIL AUG. 30 Mails will depart for the following TRENT TRUST CO., Ltd. Gallon, Neill & Gompany, LW? Agents, Honolulu. points as follows: , . Freight received at Compariy's wharf, C. P. MORSE. San Francisco - T. PJOANA MOTEL ENGINEERS AND Greenwich . Per U. S A. MACHINISTS. Street. General Freight Agent. Thomas, today. QUEEN AND RICHARDS STREETS. Orient Per Siberia. Julv 31. TOM KEENE CIGAR 5c re-tub- ed Victoria Per Aorangi, Aug. 24. Boilers with charcoal-Iro- n or steel tubes. Pacific Co. Colonies Manuka, Aug. 24. made of tobacco that is uniform M. HrftTSCMCTftCM ftt MANAGCft General shin wort ' Transfer ' r in quality. a WILL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. Gas light is cheapest and best be Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd., HAWAIIAN DEVELOPMENT CO. v cause or its density. The Honolulu We pack, haul and ship your goods and save you money. Deal lias co. , Wholesale Distributors Classified Advertisements LIMITED. 1 in tra stove wood, coal and kindlings. F. . B. McSTOCKER t Storage in Brick Warehouse. 126 King street 'Phone Main 58. CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC. CHOLERA FOR SALE. STANGENWALD BUILDING. i AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY, VICTOR phonograph, 48 records: sew Cable Address: Develop. I There is probably no medicine made Professional Cards ing machine, golf clubs. Apply p - Box - Branch of o "W.", - :s ,1 f Union Express Co. Hustace Peck Co., Ltd. that is relied upon with more implicit this omce. . 240 confidence than Chamberlain's Colic, STENOGRAPHER AND LAW OFFICE OF 'f 63 Queen Street ing the third of a century In which it WHITE Pekin ducks, Ring up Tele- - rVIagoon V TYPEWRITER. phone Blue 3311. &. Lightfoot Having baggage ing in third of a century in which 'I contracts with the following steamship lines: it J. A. COMBS Office, S55 Kaahumanu Corner Alakea and Streeta, h - has been in use. people learnfA Merchant " vo. wciac Man steamship Co. have street, or 1530 Meyer street. Phone I i) onuip . jeL-oiac- K irsi-isi- iionoiuiu. . OccldwiUl & Oriental Steamship Co. Toyo Co. that it is the one remedy that never 20G. oi anving carriage Kaisen Kaisha Steamship M. . - FOR tl We check your Baggage at your homes, saving you the trouble fails. When reduced with water and norses, lb hands high, weight 1200 SALE. LEASE OR RENT sweetened It is pleasant to I valuable real estate in all parts of Of checking on the wharf. take. Sold ' "U l klj TT . by all dealers. Benson, Smith & Co.. DENTISTS. matched. Sound and gentle and "on?u and in various other places In Ltd., agents for Hawaii. A. B. CLARK. D. D. S.Room 111 Boston Building. -- Tel.' Main 30. eight years old. Sold on account of Fianoan:SSMoTins Telephone Main 86. A novel and unpleasantly varied owner leaving city In September. oneymoon was spent by a couple near Address P. , this office. 7794 Albert F. Afong Paris recently. A newly-marrie- d pair Classified Advertisements Is began their wedding trip in a balloon A GOOD driving horse. Address P. O. 832 Fort Street. J. IT. Morgan. President; C. J. Campbell, Vice President: W. H. Smith, After passing through an electrical Box 512. 77S3 Secretary; A. F. Clark, Treasurer; N. E. Gedge, Auditor; Frank Hustace, SI storm in the clouds and trying to make WANTED. J J J t Manager. landing, the balloon fell into the nuii&iu ana carriage a few months for keeping. Reliable party. Ad INFORMATION WANTED. Scheldt. They were rescued from the STOCK AKU BOND BROKER uress . Hustacc-Pcc- k Company, Ltd. waters of the river in the nick of time, "vv. u. A. , this office. 240 JvuisxHAUDT desires to meet any subscribers to Zion's S DRAYMEN, 63 Queen Street. Watch MEMBER HONOLULU STOCK AND I BY an American lady, office employ Tower, Allegheny, Pa., or any read-- j DEALERS IN Ayer's Sarsaparilla ment, clerking or position as nurse ers of Millennial Dawn. Please com FIREWOOD, STOVE AND STEAM COAL. or companion for an elderly or in municate, upx 671, City. 240 BOND EXCHANGE. Also White and Black Sand. Telephone, Main 295. flakes Good Clood valid lady. Address "M.", care Ad Trick your skin yeruser omce. 7795 with a neeclie. . ROOMS TO RENT. AltKbi-- i URMSHED rooms; cool, Tou will see BELLBOYS at Hawaiian Hotel. Real Estate THE PACIFIC TXAXii MK2 mi central. Telephone and bath privi that it is 0 7796 leges. jLiite, Hotel street, opposite full of . mmi m Young Hotel. . 240 Commercial Advertiser mm AGENTS to sell our five dollar grapho without board if de- b'lo oti. pnones. Entered Honolulu, sr. OTi, inree to ten dollars a day at the Postofflce at may But what in FOR RENT. T. H. as second-clas- s matter. sired, be had at commissions easily made. Call kind at our Hotel street store opposite uiinibtiVD cottage at Palolo. Apply TWO-STOR- Y DWELLING SUBSCRIPTION RATES: the to miss McGregor, 9th avenue, Pa-lo- I- blood? iaim Cafe. Benson, Smith & Co. Newly Finished ;: One Iticli and a- - - 7795 7792 Tear 512.00 COR. ELSIE AND YOUNG STREETS Six Months 6.00 pure? Or I (--id Advertising Rates on Application. tarn ana A GOVERNESS to fpach tVirPo trirl DESIRABLE rooms, with board, in $40 co PER MONTH. imnnrp? eiaest lo years. Must be a good musi comfortable dwelling pn Lunalilo Published every morning except Sun- r on Possession September 1, 1907. cian. particulars apply to E. street line of Punahou cars seven s day by the Impure MacG., The "MacDonald," minutes from postoffifce during the summer Punahou and within a LARGE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD., blood cov street. 7795 step of a station. The house is sit DWELLING Von Holt Block, No. 63 South King St ers the si uated so that there is a pleasant sea Excellent Condition C. S. CRANE : x : Manager with cczc SETTLEMENT or church work by a or mountain breeze at all times and SCHOOL STREET rashes, pi university woman of wide experience the rooms are well furnished and and with deaconess training. Creden- mosquito-proo- f. Occupants use pustules, salt-rheu- m, boils, carbun- have Bicycles tials unquestioned. Address E. M. of the bath with hot and cold water, $40.00 PER MONTH. cles, and other soreW These simply D., Box 23S, Whittier Hall, 1230 Am- parlor and SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS. every morning ! lanai, and the rates are tell of something bad down deep in sterdam avenue, New York City. reasonable. Mrs. Schmeidte, 727 Lu- the blood itself. Ointments, washes, 7794 nalilo street. 7737 REPAIRING WHILE TOU WAIT. Think powders and cosmetics will not reach, what a tonic CLEAN rags. Y. YOSHIKAWA, the evil. You must take out all im- washed Gazette office. MODERN Stores In Knights of Pyth- - King Streot, opposite Young Hotel. it would be ! purities from the system with las nail building, Fred Harrison Blk., OFFICES FOR RENT. cor. Fort and Beretania ave. J20 per THE STANGENWALD." nnitr month and up. Apply on premises ISEXBERG PREMISES mm. m. HONOLULU PAINTING CO. proof office building in city. er address P. O. Box 184. 7711 10 10 King Street W. 3. KAM. Mgr. Y EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN PAINTING and PAPERHANGING ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDTNO ROOM AND BOARD. AND TINTING. Honolulu's only up-to-d- ate lire-proof DOUBLE front single rooms, building; and board Dealers In Wallpaper, Paints, etc. arsaparilla rent includes electric light, or not. 627 Beretania street. 7757 Corner Beretania and Emma. hot and cold water and Janitor ser- R. G. A. PETERSON. P- - O. Box 914. and then see how quickly the skin vice. Apply the Von Hamrr-Youn- g troubles will disappear. Co.. Ltd. FOR LEASE. SIX-ROO- M furnished houseat""puna- - KAAHUMANU STREET ' 4 HAWAII SHINPO SHA. As now made, Ater's Sarsa- nou for one year. parilla contains no alcohol. LOST. Outhouses, sewer THE PIONEER JAPANESE connections, etc. $50 per month. Ad- . BUNCH SI office. The publisher of Hawaii There are many imitation of keys between the Club dress "A. p.". Advertiser office. STEIN WAY, STARR jShinpo, the only daily Japanese paper Sarsaparillas. Stables and Waikiki, Thursday morn-tn- g. 7780 puoasnea in Return to Advertiser office. 7795 AND OTHER PIANOS. the Territory of Hawaii. Be sure you get "Ayer's." CO. C. THAYER PIANO SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. w FURNISHED ROOMS. by Or. C. 135 STREET. 1 Editorial and Printing Office 1034 Prprl J. Ayr & Co., tpwell, Hut,, U.S.A. There is a buyer waittnsr for vnnr HOTEL ARGE room at 1124 Adams lane, suit- Main 218. Smith St., above King. 40. horse when you let it be known Phone Phone through vr. Main HOLUSTER DRUG CO., AGENTS, able for two gentlemen; also single TT-vr- nTT VTEED. me ciassuiea aas. in the ml T.T Advertiser. room. 7787 II