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TJ. S. EATHER BUREAU, JUNE 14. Last 24 hours' rainfall, lTnTy---'- ' - SUGAR. 96 Test Centrifugals, 4.25c .01. Temperature, Max. 81; Min. 71. "Weather, moderate Per Ton, $85 00. 88 Analysis d; 'J Beets, lis 10 Per Ton, $91.20. trades; valley showers. ESTABLISHED JULY 2 1656 XLL, VOL. NO. 7130. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY. THURSDAY. 15, JUNE 1905. PRICE FIVE CENTS. THE GOVERNOR ARRAIGNS EXCLUSION ACT A. M. BROWN ON HIS RECORD TO BE TREATED DISCREETLY Specifies His Unfitness Peace Prospects Improving 40,000 Cattle For the Office Drowned No More Fighting Tops Eng- land and MoroccoBritish Steamer Sink He Seeks. by Russians.

(ASSOCIATED PRESS CABLEGRAMS.) June 14, igos. WASHINGTON, June 15. President Roosevelt has directed I Mr. P. C. Jones, Honolulu, Hawaii. Dear Sir: In response to your request for a statement of my that discretion be,exercised in the enforcement of the Chinese ex- position in connection with the present political situation, I am clusion law. very glad to give you the following: o I believe the Republican party has made a mistake in the nomi BRITISH STEAMER SUNK BY RUSSIANS. nation of two of its candidates one Arthur M. Brown, for Sheriff 1 the other Richard Lane for Deputy Sheriff, Koolauloa. The latter LONDON, 15.- - Considerable is a minor office, with limited powers, and if information received June comment has been caused by the is correct, the voters in that district are not going to support any Russian cruiser Dneiper sinking the British steamer St. such nomination. On the other hand, the question of Sheriff for Kilda in the China Sea on June 4. --o- the whole Island is a very different matter, and we can know only GOVERNOR G. R. CARTER. on June 20th next just what the attitude of the" voters of Oahu is NO LONGER FIGHTING TOPS. going to be. Hawaiian. But his administration of the department did not show any There are two grounds for my belief that the party has made great attempt to coach or instruct the Hawaiians under him. NEW YORK, The Navy Department Call it weakness or what you may, the extent to which the June 15. has decided to a mistake one moral, the other political, and the former is by far rs former administration of the police department oppressed the poor, place range-finde- in the fighting tops of United States war-vesse- ls the most important. and the fear that they created through their absolute power of pros- instead of guns. There comes a time with every party man when it is a ques- ecution or persecution, may never be fully known; but gambling o tion of conscience as to whether he can follow the dictum of the was open and flagrant ; corruption was rampant ; the greatest of friction between police department of At- IS decide. existed the and that the PEACE TAKING FORM. party, and he alone must torney General, with both of which rests the enforcement of our I believe it was morally wrong to nominate Brown, for if we laws. can judge by past experience, his administration of the office will Those who need technical or legal proof of these statements WASHINGTON, June 15. The peace program is focusing. be weak, corrupt and lawless. It is true that I did not remove must indeed be blind. Boys steeped in vice were being sent to the Washington, The Hague or Geneva may be selected as the place of Reform School. Girls thirteen fourteen years of age were found against him, because of and Brown because of any criminal charge but intoxicated. The well known click of the gambling outfit was conference. his failure to administer that office in the proper manner. My final heard on our main streets. The stranger at the Young Hotel could o judgment of him was that he had not the strength to resist flattery ; watch the clerks and young men, night after night, in thteir shirt FORTY THOUSAND DROWNED CATTLE. that he yielded to temptation, and put himself in a position where sleeves, gambling across the way. A policeman, in his uniform and he could not enforce the law and perform the duties which the of- on his beat, would show him, if he asked, the entrance. fice chief of police requires. His familiarity with his subordin- I do not claim Brown alone was responsible for all this, of that BUENOS AYRES, June 15. Floods are devastating the ates perhaps won him political support, but forced him to surrender but he held the power in his hands to prevent much of it. to them the control of his office. Either his judgment of I believe that this community stands for morality and desires Republic. Forty thousand cattle have been drowned. men was poor, as illustrated by those he gathered around him, or protection from vice. I believe the native voters know the differ- he was under such obligations to them for support of one kind or ence between right and wrong ; that the intelligent and leading Ha ENGLAND AND MOROCCO. other, that he could not remove them when he found them out, much waiians are well aware that an era of vice and intemperance will less control them. It may be true that the police today are not so only hasten the day when their numerical superiority will be sup- they are required to do more ; and there may planted by a minority, far inferior, degraded and disgraced. well satisfied, because FEZ, June 15. England has refused to join an international not be that esprit de corps which' can so often be built up by over- Some may ask, why my silence before the convention, and my looking irregularities and condoning offenses, thereby sacrificing dis- frank and determined opposition since. Pray, tell me what do the conference over Morocco. cipline and efficiency. So much for his weakness. people of tins community expect from one who occupied my official Now, as to corruption : It is admitted by Brown's best friends position? Are they not aware of the fact that up to the very day REFORM CAMPAIGN ONLY LAW BREAKING that there was considerable corruption in the Department, but they of the convention, I had been for two months or more giving my hardly thought it fair to hold Brown responsible for this. Now, whole energy, ability and time to work in connection with the Leg this may be true. Brown may not have realized that a Chinese islature, examining bills already passed, and attempting to point MAKING HEADWAY CHINESE FOR BROWN hackman does not present handsome silver gifts or liberally enter out such legislation as experience had shown was necessary and tain the police and judiciary with champagne dinners without ex that might be neglected during the last days of the session. If my 1 pecting some consideration in return He may not have known memory serves me right, just prior to the meeting of the convention, Matters at William Henry's head- Reputable Chinese caUed at the Ad-- t of the tremendous extent to which gambling had taken hold of this I had an unusually large number of bills on my hands, and my first quarters, on the ground floor of the vertiser office yesterday to say that community and was being so openly conducted. He may not have duty was to pass on them. Am I then to be blamed for failing to Cartwright building:, Merchant street, the law-abidi- section of their race known that this gambling caused great suffering, and forced Ha state what should have been patent to all? were under easy but effective headway would support Henry, only the gam-lin- g bare- - ; waiian women to appeal to those who employed their husbands At this convention, Brown secured the nomination by the vtppdav Five clerks were actively element being for Brown. Repre- - of to toed tnear enu- j est were many who could not approve ot for a part at least the wages earned in order majority, and there there ,engaged in mailing. the cleanest and sentatives of the Chinese Republican. nusoanas gamoiea away mi wu- - , ms opponent. dren, complaining tnat tneir uku most clearcut piece of campaign liter- Club also called and left the following ings. IS not usual ior Hawaiian women iu wan an uay on pay Now, I have heard it said the mistake of the Republican party It put out for many a day to wit, communication : days around the offices so as to be there when their husbands were was as much my fault as anyone else. It is easy enough to find ature Henry as a candidate for Editor Advertiser: The Chinese Re- paid, to plead with them to save a part of their salary. excuses and lay blame on others, and there are many who have com-- 1 card ' publican Club will not hold a meetlnc sheriff of Oahu. Fully a thousand , Brown may not have known that his subordinates, while on plained bitterly in the past of executive interference, when tonight at the United Chines' Society-hall- dutv in uniform and drawing pay, were often wasting their time SUCh did not really exist. At all events, I do not be-- copies of the document in Hawaiian, as was stated in both last even- drinking in saloons, failing to see lieve in crying over spilled milk. I believe the best po-- an excellent portrait ing's Star and Bulletin, nor have they playine cards for money and embellished with county litical a is decided to endorse Brown for (wherein they differed from men of means and leisure who amused service man can render to turn out at the of the candidate, were addressed to sheriff in the coming election. in a similar manner at their clubs. He may have been primaries of his party, and work in and through his party. Nor native voters and deposited in the WM. Y. KWAI FOXG, oper- - he it, in conscience Secretary. sincere in his belief that the law permitted the formation and should leave because on some point he cannot postoffice. agree it. goes wrong or a mistake June 14, 1905. ation of the large number of illicit liquor clubs which existed under with But when the party makes Meantime the Henry campaign was sub-- his administration, but ho could not fail to see the harm being done, who, let me ask, renders it the best service those who blindly boomi outsiae. noon a. . - 1 1 1 1 . 1 1i a. 1 1 .' J1 . . 1 t L. ai not only to the consumer, but to tnose wno naa paia tneir licenses, nut, wno piaciaiy accept its aictum, ngm or wiong; wno, perndps, meeting on the waterfront was ad-a- s MANY THINGS ABE required by law, and his official duty in reference to the matter through fear of party discipline, are too timid to express themselves, ! dressed in the interest of the reform was plain. I or those who, with all the energy they possess, fearlessly point out ticket by R. W. Boyd and joe Fern, He must have known that by his order threatening to remove the error, in order to preserve, if nothing more, its reputation. jim Quinn's antagonist for supervisor, TO Bl ADJUSTED any employee of his department who assigned his warrant, and by This is no new stand that I am taking. You remember the The speakers aroused responsive en-leavi- ng his cashier to distribute the warrants, that he was creating Republican party named a candidate for the House of Representa- - thuslasm among the waterfront toilers, g Poepoe, fusion candidate for a splendid opportunity for a monopoly in the money-lendin- trade, tives at the last regular campaign, whom it was afterwards" found J. M. the Governor Carter was asked if there -- r-r . 1 . 1 a. .U a country t mnnr.lnrlprv. fnrf-- w-.-.. pitpr? Viic irit rioVitc anrl whnp. rerorrl lnch it sheriff, has returned from ne may not nave Known tne uiom men. uui omy lc uium.jf-n.nu- ii&..v, wai wai would be a general pushing of public norr.ma-ha- d tour ana tnougn ne avs ne mci ilh was making, cashier was also making. But later tne plain many conscientious party men coma not accept n:s county election cam- - but that his encouragement, fee makes w..rks after the a by his cashier for the necessary capital tion and vote for him. At that time I took an active part in considerable endorsed note signed letting be known that paign. of making advances to the ing the withdrawal of that candidate, pointing out that when any no bones of it with which to carrv on the business making of himself an unwilling "No," was the reply. "We shall have police officers, and it may have been that this was done with tflie man found his candidacy was injuring his party, he put himseit above he is ; sacrifice. party if he refused to withdraw and insisted upon running et to most philanthropic intentions. But the L O. U.'s found in the that Though the Democrats joined with it chaos during the transition if state- and in case, through the help of another gentleman, the with gov-nmen- drawer amounted to much more than the principal, and the that the Home Rulers in putting up Poepoe. county ments of those who signed them are to be credited, the profits were drawal was obtained. 1 believe the Republican party owes that nemncratic leaders are found who "Yes. thfre is the matter of imple- not those usually associated with philanthropy. Hawaiian a debt of gratitude He finally saw that his running ontake nomination seriously. of ments, machinery and other property . .1 r.i . i! .1 rr r . the He may have been sincere in his statement to me that the efh- - the ticket was injuring tne party, notnwitnstanamg tne onense 101 ,course the claim is made on the Brown for adjusting the control of. And there ...t g a and one other questions ciency of his force could not be maintained on any smaller expen- - which he had forfeited his civil rights had occurred years before.'., that the Democratic vote will are thousand will to be settled. diture than that which he had finally submitted, except by replacing and he thought the offense ought to have been long since forgotten j that way but as a matter of fact that have meantime, we are pushing the Hawaiians with white men, in which case he claimed much and forgiven. Yet he declared that if his name would detract rather n ling men of that party have "In the . sup-mone- y under the old loan greater efficiency could be obtained with the same amount of than add to the strength of the ticket presented, he would, in the personally tendered Henry their public improvements bill."' ; that it was impossible to make a good policeman out of an (Continued on Page 3.) Prt THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JUNE 15. 1905. 2 BaaValsVBEBaMaHaUMsWMnMMalHBSNnMaUsV&SnaalHHBHnfla graft and of the existence of improper conditions which should have been con- trolled by the police department and OBJECTS AND AIMS wa - therefore himself guilty as the head of the department of all that is June's Most Joyous Event. Lowney's meant by the existence of such con- ditions; or. second, with the facts star- Next Thursday will see ing him in the face and notorious, he the inauguration of our great THE CIVIC FEDERATION knew nothing of them and was there- EMBROIDERY sale. Our entire stock of Embroidery Edg- fore unfit and incompetent for the of- ing and Insertion in Swiss, We received a consignment to match Nainsook and Cambric have fice. Under such circumstances any w ill of these world-famou- s Chocolates other course than to reruse endor be offered at a and they are very fresh and good. would have been fallacious and The assortment includes: weak. 25 per cent Reduction LOWNETS GROUND CHOCO- Move- AS TO POEPOE. to make room for an immense shipment of the new sea- 3-- th Reform LATE, in 1 and tins. Wm. R. Castle Tells About the With regard to Mr. Poepoe, while he son's novelties winch is expected to arrive here in the course LOWNETS BREAKFAST COCOA, has not occupied any public position, of a few weeks. Be on is yet a hand early for there sure to be In h tins. Discusses Brown, Henry and he has established for himself ment and certain reputation throughout com- a tush for bargains and LOWNETS DIAMOND SWEET this CHOCOLATE, in and 1-- lh munity which is not that of strength for Federation Course. and integrity, and he is not and can Wisdom Says DON'T WAIT." cakes. Poepoe Reasons not be a fit person to occupy the posi- We are offering an attractive special this week in the LOWNETS MILK CHOCOLATfc, tion of County sheriff. t -- lh cakvs. shape of WHITE LAWX SHIRT WAISTS and we think-tha- in ABOUT WILLIAM HENRY. LOWNEY'S VANILLA CHOCO- the price-cu- t will create something akin to a sensation LATE, in -- Ih cakes. Editor Advertiser: On account of the Education. Charities and Public Mr. Henry is well known. He has an among the army of careful buyers. F6r this Week only LOWNEY'S CHOCOLATE ICE delay in printing the constitution, by- Health. made earnest and faithful attempt Membership and Finance to carry out the law and the suppres- you can get $1.00 quality for 50c, $1.25 quality for 90c., $1.-5- 0 CREAM DROPS. CHOCOLATE laws and list of members of the Civic The Chairmen of. these Committees sion of some well known forms of graft quality for $1.00. PEPPERMINT. no formal statement has vice have shown he is thor- ETC. Federation, are in stated: D. L. With-ingto- n. and that ASSORTED CREAM CAKES, the order oughly in earnest and that he is prob- This story may be o a our yet been made of its general object and John A. Hughes. A. F. Grif- - read conclusion at Windows. present political ably a fit and proper per on to be its position in the fitn C. B. Wood and C. H. Dickey. County Sheriff. BERETAXIA AXD . IVI, FORT STREET. campaign, but it seems proper to have These Committees have each taken If I may be allowed some further something definite placed before the h"ld of the duties of their respective space I wish to say that the impression offices and have vigorously gone ahead people of Honolulu m order that they which has been stated by a number of &c intelligent is Henry Hay & Co Ld. Fed- - voters that the Governor , may understand just what this tion Gn their part They have report-eratio- n using the Civic Federation for his own - is, why it exists and why it ed from time to time to the full execu-ha- s personal ends i- absolutely unfounded. TELEPHONES, taken any action with regard to the committee and have been advised The action of the Federation and of its as to course they should pursue with regard to 91. political matters. what Executive committee Retail Main 22, Wholesale Main in matters placed before the general candidates was taken absolutely and It is a matter of current history that committee. entirely upon its own initiative with- Golden of principles out any conference or understanding the inapplicability the LOCAL POLITICS. and ideas of national political parties either with or from Governor Carter. He the Without going into the work that has has had no more influence or effect in purely local matters has caused been done, the object of the present in the action of the Civic Federation Gate Flour formation of Civic Federations in a articie being to explain the position of or of its Executive committee than the number of the cities and towns of the ; the Federation on political matter, all well known opinions of many other say United States. This does not mean that is necessary now is to that the estimable citizens. Executive committee was fully aware Respectfully submitted. political inapplicability necessarily, but of the importance of its duty in po- W. R. CASTLE, is above all others in point a general unfitness of parties which are litical matters and that an-- election for President Civic Federation. of purity, excellence and purely national, undertaking to carry the first county officers in Hawaii was l economy It makes the purely busi- close at hand and that it was of the on the affairs which are a greatest importance that only a high UNCOMMON WISDOM. most nutritious bread and ness matter of the municipalities of and representative class of officers is deservedly popular with our country. should be selected. It was decided all housewives. All Grocers There are a great variety of subjects unanimously without even the necessity of vote on the question the Fed- SOME HONOLULU PEOPLE PROFIT sell it. to be attended to by a local govern- a that eration would not take the initiative BY NEIGHBORS' EXPERIENCE. ment which are distinct from national and nominate a ticket of its own as affairs as blatk is from white, and it some outsiders suggested, but that its IF YOU CARE is perfectly politics of duties would be of an advisory nature It's a wise man who profits by the 8. Heckfeld Gn., Ltd, manifest that with regard to candidates selected by & FOR YOUR EYES, experience of his friends neigh- 1 municipal officers is of no importance the various parties. In this view there- and You care for our aid. Our specialty whatsoever in settling questions of fore no action was taken until after the bors. Here is a chance to do it, and 1 Distributors and nominations had been made by the na every man. woman or child in Hono- Is fitting Glasses to relieve strain j width of streets, the proper location of you to and the Fusionists, where- the) Improve the sight. Let us aid laundries, smoke nuisance, school ques lulu who knows misery of a bad better vision or the preservation of upon the Executive committee met to back, nervousness tions, regulations of drays, carriages consider the nominations, and the meet- the and restlessness what remains. by kidney complaint an- Factory on the premises. and other vehicles, and the other thous- ings were attended by all of the com- caused or the noyance and and one questions which constant- mittee except those who had been of urinary disorders, will show JtJltJ nominated, by various parties, and it uncommon wisdom to profit by this A. N. SANTORD, ly arise in the municipalities and which only to gentlemen to say is fair these citizen's advice. Optician. require purely and only honesty and that Mr. George W. Smith and Mr. R. H. not any Rev. J. Nua of Kawaiahao informs Boston Building, Fort St business ability. It is therefore per- Trent have attended of the us: over May & Co. meetings or taken part in any of the fectly evident that the formation of as- deliberations, nor have they sought to " I suffered from kidney trouble, sociations of citizens whose duty it is exercise any influence whatsoever with which was, I believe, caused by my Helping Hand in Time of Need I to see local affairs are properly regard to recommendations or the re- lifting heavy weights. Pains in the that small of my back were one of the administered has become a matter of fusal to recommend the candidature of The Relief and Burial Association la any person; and Mr. Lorrin Andrews symptoms of my complaint. My trou- rapidly increasing. We nave had three necessity. has also refrained from attending on ble extends back to the time when I deaths in nine months, and each mem- THE CHICAGO FEDERATION. the ground that, as the committee in- was 2S years of age, and as I am now ber received as death benefits $100 to formally learned, he was a member of 49, that is a considerable period. Dur- pay funeral and burial expenses, the The course of the Civic Federation the County Republican Committee. ing all this time I was subject to pains surviving relatives, a donation of 10 in Chicago has shown that such an as- The matter of qualifications was gone in the back. They continued despite eents from each member of the asso- sociation not only can be but has been into as carefully as was possible in the the fact that I consulted several phy- Mem- comparatively time preceding sicians and took numerous remedies. Don't ciation as emergency benefits. of the very greatest value in its local short the bership fee $4.50. Ofi3ce, Honolulu Un- election and the necessity of making a No relief thus gained can be compared dertaking Parlors, 1120 Fort Street, affairs. It has been the custom of the report in time for action on the part to the benefit obtained from using Shy At TeL Main 179. members of that organization to enter of voters. The motions passed were in Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. I have actively into local politics under the the following form: That the commit- got on wonderfully well since taking Beer as a beverage because some people misuse it. tee of (giv- re- league. endorses the candidature them. I am quite satisfied with the name of the municipal voters' ing names), but that the committee sult, and shall always have some of There is more genuine merit as a tonic, as a blood maker in ;The record and history, so far as it withholds its endorsement from (giving the pills by me. even when going from MULES " ... ; can be learned, of every candidate is names). Honolulu to other missionary fields In a good beer than you may have supposed. One trial of league Just Received a Fine Shipment ascertained, and if the believes ACTION OF THE FEDERATION. the South Pacific. There is no other good beer will convince you, especially if it's of that the election of a particular can- remedy like Doan's Backache Kidney didate will result injuriously to the A meeting of the Civic Federation Pills for kidney complaints, including STRONG, YOUNG ANIMALS well being of the city of Chicago or the was then called and was held, as is backache." Y. M. C. A. hall, IN FINE CONDITION. ward where such person proposes to well known, in the and Doan's Kidney Pills ar-- ? report was meeting Backache SOME REALLY SPLENDID run for office, then his election is op- its read. After the sold by all druggists and storekeeper-a- t RAINIER BEER of the Federation referred to, the posi- SPECIMENS. . posed by the league, both on the stump 50 cents per box (six boxes for tion of the Association stands as fol- Doctors prescribe it because it is made right out of the Come early and get a good pick. and by personal effort on the part of $2.50), or will be mailed on receipt of lows: Co., Ho- the members. No one has yet found of price by the Hollister Drug very best materials. You'll like it. cause object to position First, the candidature neither nolulu, wholesale agents for the Ha- SCHDMAN CARRIAGE COMPANY, LIMITED. to the taken Brown nor Poepoe for Sheriff is en- by Chicago Civic ex- waiian YQUNG BUILDING. the Federation dorsed. The committee was then Islands. cepting only politicians and grafters. charged with the duty of finding RAINIER BOTTLING WORKS, AGENT. THE HONOLULU FEDERATION. whether some suitable candidate could not be secured to run and to endorse LEWIS & CLARK RATES j Hustace Avenue (Kewalo). Phone White 133 1. Some time in January- - last a num-- j such person. The endorsements were i Reduction Sale! ber of well known residents of Hono-jlul- u then as follows: who felt that the enactment of a For Supervisor at large, either E. R. county law was pretty certainly as Adams or A. Fernandez. FOR HONOLULU TRIP sured, issued a call for a public meet- George For Supervisors in Honolulu, $3439; A. A. $2940; L. Iowa, FOR 30 DAYS ONLY, ing to consider the formation of a Civic (subse- De Fries. Wilson. chairman of the House Commit- W. Smith, John Lucas, and M. $2S44; Lord & Belser, Federation for Honolulu. This call was endorsed by Whitehouse. tee on Interstate and Foreign Com- quently suggested and the 1. to $3157; Cotton Bros. & Co., $2759. EVERYTHING REDUCED. responded to by a meeting held in the committee) Joseph J. Fern. PORTLAND, June Visitors merce, yesterday paid a visit to Oahu rooms the Lewis anil Clark "Exposition may Hanapepe Wharf and Warehouse: A. ns Supervisor in Kwa. Come early and secure the best bar-Bai- of the Chamber of Commerce. For either Frank A. Wilson. $3S7r: 7. M. Whitenouse, Sugar Co.'s plantation and mill. He Addresses were made and it was de- Archer or R. A. Woodward. visit the Hawaiian Islands at very $4357: at . $3795: Mahikoa. $3444; J. Nevin, was accompanied by F. Klamp and cided to associate for the various pur- For Supervisor in Waialua, Andrew reasonable cost. In compliance with a Mansfield, $2535; Cotton Bios. & Co, poses Cox. County D. Kalauokalani. J. John A. McCandless of the board of for which a Civic Federation may Clerk. request of President II. V. Gootle the $3761. directors, together son-in-la- w, be formed and at a later meeting a County Auditor. James Ricknell. County Gulch Concrete Cul- with his At- Pacific' Mail, Occidental and Oriental, Kumunuiaiake Fukuroda's, (constitution by-la- Treasurer. R. H. Trent. County White-hous- e, Internal Revenue Collector R. H. and were adop- vert: Lambert & Wery, $2112; 28 32 torney, E. A. or E. M. and San Francisco and 1'ortland Steam- AND HOTEL STREET. ted. In this constitution the objects are either Douthitt $1780; F. F. Fernandez. $1700. Chamberlain. The party went to Wui-pah- u Watson. ship Companies have announced a lib- j stated to be as follows: Grading Kalihi Reservoir Lot: Trent in the 7:30 a. m. train, returning The purposes ENDORSEMENT OF HENRY. in rates to the Islands. $1035: & $1150. TECO ART POTTERY. The of the Federation are eral reduction & Co.. Lord Belser, in the two p. m. train, which gave the exquisite ware for lovers declared to be: At a meeting of the Executive com- The regular rate for the round trip Waialua Schoolhouse and Teaher"s I O'Hal-lora- n, guest of the excursion a complete fore- of the Beautiful To aid in securing good government mittee after the public meeting of the from Portland to Honolulu is $225. A Cottage: W. J. Moody, $8680; & through association, it was ascertained that $10. lis-- , j. H. Craig. $9245; Lucas noon to see the process of harvesting-suga- e HAWAII SOUTH SEAS the election and appointment rate of $1S5 has been decided upon CURIO CO., Sole Agents of honest, able and capable officials. Sheriff Henry had decided that he Bros., $10,235: Davis & Sniffen. $10,000; cane from its cutting in the field which will include the trip from San Bertel-man- n c for Hawaii. (The establishment and enforcement of would stand for the county of Oahu. Chas. OSullivan, $10.3S3: H. F. to the transKrtation of its juice into Young Building Royal He wa immediately endorsed. Francisco to Honolulu and return ana $7897; Otto $9962: Sam. and law and order and the improvement of 0s, No. 1 raw sugar bagged for the mar- Hawaiian Hotel. civic and moral forma- There has been no selection of a permit the passenger to travel from Johnson, $11,912. o conditions; the although ket. tion throughout the Territory of or- - candidate for Koolau. the Portland to San Francisco by rail. Re- ! ganizations similar to this. committee is thoroughly satisfied that turning, it is optional with the passen- Manager Bull conducted Mr. Hepburn is an unfit person for the I II provides Dick Lane ger whether he reach Portland from MR. HEPBURN SEES and his friends on a plantation to Article that the affairs of position on account of well known train the Federation shall be managed by an occupancy San Francisco by rail or by steamer. visit some of the fields and the pump- Executive facts connected with his of One hundred ami eighty dollars will be OAHU PLANTATION 1 committee of fifteen who the position of Deputy Sheriff in that ing stations, and after showing them 1 shall be elected in classes of five so the rate if the passenger travels from district. through the mil! entertained them at that eventually they would serve for Portland to San Francisco and return AAA As the persons endorsed for various by steamer. The cut rates not only in- Congressman W. P. Hepburn of luncheon at his residence. I three years each class. in com- positions are well known this clude passage from San Francisco to It stands to reason that you are I And as is customary with such con- munity, it is hardly necessary to take going to get the most furniture cerns a large executive was Honolulu and return, but railroad or committee your valuable space now for specific steamer passage irom Portland, the satisfaction when you deal with the elected by the general association reasons for these endorsements, but as biggest and best firm in Terri- exposition city, to San Francisco, five the which was charged with the duty of the action of the Committee of the accommodations at tory. the : : : : : days' one of the NEWBRO'S Thafs carrying again-- t Herpicide out the various business for Federation was both Messrs. leading hotels in the Island metropolis, Tha ORIGINAL remedy which the association was formed, and Poepoe and Broun, it seems proper to drives about the city of Honolulu, .ex- that "kills tbe Dandruff derm." Porter Furniture Co. this committee was given the authority state some reasons therefor. cursions in and around the Islands of ! Young Bldg. Hotel and Bishop Sts. : to call meetings of the general asso- WHY BROWN IS APPOSED. Hawaii. Maui and Oahu. and a trip to GOING" C30ING!' GONE !!J ciation whenever it deemed such meet With regard to Mr. Brown, it seemed the world renowned volcano of Mauna ings to be necessary or useful. to all of the members of the committee Loa. & THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. a preposterous proposition that a man j Oahu Ice who had been dismis ed from office by Thf Executive Committee. which the Governor for improper conduct of , HOW CONTRACTORS ; , . . 1 1 W" Electric Co consists of Messrs. David Ai. Lorrin v.;. . 1 1 . ii ri .id i ) t there- - ' Andrews. W. R. Castle. C. H. Dickey. after be endorsed as a fit and proper FIGURE ON JOBS lee delivered to any part of the city A. F. Oriffiths. W. K. Horn. John A. person to hold the office, but this was Island orders promptly filled. Tel. Blu Hughes, J. Lowrey, Theodore Rich- only withholding en- -- F not the ground of HERPICIDE WILL SAVE IT. BERPICIDE WILL SAVE IT. LATE 111. P. O. Box fW vffl,.. KWJ,iA ards. Doremus Scudder. George W. dorsement. It is a fact well known to Tenders for public improvements TOO FOR HERPICIOE. Smith. Ed. Towse. R. H. D. L. all of community while Mr. THE LA. T ES" reflected In the enormous sale of Newbro's Herpi- Trent. this that have been opened as follows at the to a gummy and sticky hair dressing,OBJECTor one that cide? Ladles become enthusiastic over its refresh- ALL KINDS OF BUILDING AND Withington and Dr. C. B. Wood, met Brown was High Sheriff, and previous Is full of sedimentary chemicals Intended to dve ing quality and exquisite fragrance. It destroys Department of Public Works: the hair. The REPAIR WORK at once and organized by the appoint- to annexation, while he was the mar- marke preference for a dainty fhe microblc growth in the scalp, cures dandruff, DONE ON dressing, particularly one that overcomes excess- stops falling hair and gives it a silken gloss-STOP- SHORT NOTICE ment of committees consisting of three shal of the Republic, certain forms of Brewers Wharf: Ixrd & Belser, ive oillness and leaves the hair light and fluffy, is ITCHING INSTANTLY. graft of $10,400; "ifnihfrs each, such committees being and violations law subversive paving wall ?.W.600: Cotton Drug Stares, $1.00. Send 10c, stamps, to HERPICIDE CO., Dept. H, Detroit, Mich., for a sample that on: of good order and the well-bein- g of the Bros. & Co.. paving $9750. wall $38,750; were -- community in notorious existence, L M. Whitehouse. paving $9825. wall Law nd Order. Mr. Brown upon $39,888: Wm. T. Paty. legislation and must be impaled H. De Fries. paving $10,134; HOLLISTER DRUG CO., SPECIAL AGENTS. IMS and Public Servants. either horn of the dilemma, either first, wall $38,683. Alakea Street. Parks. Applications at Prominent Barber Shops. Streets and Public Works. he was cognizant of the existence of Kaukonahua Bridge, Waialua: H. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JUNE 15, igo5.

WILL mo TRIP OF ISSUES OE THE GOVERNOR ARRAIGNS A. M. BROWN ON HIS RECORD rv rzn J . 1 f ill Hi I I . 3l'J THE THE DAY THEJILITIA Continued from page L) interests of the party, withdraw. He did not insist that he would Telephone Main 44 run, even if it did mean ruin. Chamber of Commerce Fair People Want it D. L. Withington o From the foregoing you will see that I believe the Republicans who oppose those candidates whose records are such that they are We will pay you Will Raise in Middle of Their Chief not worthy of the honor shown them, or who have been tried and found wanting, are doing the party a service, which may not now cash for your furni- $1500. August. Phases. be recognized, but which in the end will benefit it. ture, or sell it at auc- I believe Brown's nomination is weak from a purely political point of view. At the last county election, he was nominated by Under the auspices of the Chamber There has been a hjteh in the pro- Editor Advertiser: I would like to the party a tion for you. of an will made to appeal at time when he had the full political support and back- Commerce effort be gram to send the Hawaiian band to to the reason of the white vot- of secure private contributions to the ers on this Listening ing the party. His opponent. John Wise, took the field at a late CO., the Lewis and Clark Exposition at Island. to the FISHER, ABLES LTD., support of the Hawaiian National arguments made to natives by natives, day in the campaign, and almost succeeded in beating Brown; and AUCTIONEERS. Portland. The transportation for thir- Guard, so that it may not go to pieces their logical force, their fitness to the there are those who claim (with perhaps some grounds), one to that members of band was agreed is-u- for lack of Territorial appropriations. ty the e and in many instances the higher precinct was late in its returns in order to count Brown in. If transport A special meeting of the Chamber by Secretary Taft for the plane on which the argument is put im- such a thing was done, no greater blunder could be made by any SATURDAY was held yesterday morning which was leaving Honolulu in September. This presses me: but the arguments which political party. attended by EL I). Tennev, P. J. Low-rey- , courtesy was granted after consider- AT 10 O'CLOCK A M., are made by the supporters of Arthur Certainly the voters must have a short memory and a remark- J. A. Kennedy, P. F. Dillingham, able pulling of wires. Brown make me ashamed of the white "We will sell some fine Lewis able change of heart to want to place Brown and those who are sup- W. W. Hall, L. T. Peck, E. A. Berndt, Now it is learned that the race. Those which I hear are that an J. J. Egan, P. Muhlendorf, A. Garvie, and Clark fair people say that they porting him in charge of the police department. I do not believe attack has been made on Arthur Brown the W. Wolters, C. M. Cooke, G. H. Rob- will have no use for the services of the organ- Hawaiians will support him; certainly they will not, if they CHICKENS , and "that settles it"; that the A. F. W. Macfar-lane- September 7; that the band know what is to their own r ertson, dartenburg, band after ization of the party is in danger and best interests. W. in August, to play FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD., G. M. Kolph. M. Swanzy, must be in Portland the contest should have been made in Another important political lesson is, that those who desire Pfoten-haue- r. Should the band AUCTIONEERS. Lanz, G. W. Smith and W. at least three weeks. the primary, and lastly, Arthur county government to be a success must recognize no will have to take that that greater go to Portland it Brown should be personally proved to error could be committed than to of meeting was regular mail steamer leaving here launch it by the election of one The result the that the be criminally guilty before the white to the position of Sheriff Chamber will open up subscription August 8, and leaving San Francisco who has repeatedly and consistently re- the voter should be to vote, for his At Auction. lists to make up a sum not to exceed on September 9. invited fused to work in harmony with the Attorney General's Department. again for home opponent. $1500. Advices are expected to arrive on If, however, they are willing to sacrifice the harmony and confidence President Tennev stated that the ob- The first objection answers itself. the Sonoma from the fair people as to necessary to successful county government, simply Saturday, 17, 1905 ject of the meeting was first to deter- How can you raise a moral issue for spite or to June mine whether it was advisable to keep what they may decide in the premises. show their dissatisfaction with some salesrooms, corner Fort and de- step or action of mine, they At our up the militia, and if so, to decide up- If the band has to go by mail steamer against a candidate, and no one are, of course, -- Queen streets, we will sell main- - at liberty to do so. on ways and means to aid in its a sum of money will have to be ad- - nies this to be the raised, unless Virginia Tobacco, m n m II.. linf 'klonol T Anna you raise it? The need of the age is To sum up: The Republican party has made a mistake in two I Mirrors, to ef- vance.l to pay the fares. Another had submitted a statement the plain speaking and honest thought. The of its nominees, and like some individuals, it hates to acknowledge Goggles, feet that $2800, as a minimum, would j chance, for the Chamber of Commerce. . J it. Spool Silk, be needed, annual!-1"- The sum of $7500 man who makes this objection becomes Every member of it who thinks for himself at all must admit Prints, was given to the guard annually by the a partner with wrong, when he ad- this. Of course, they can with some excuse or other to justify was "PaCC try Denims, Federal government, bnt this f"t Unit. vocates condoning it. it. There are those who want always to be on the winning side. Muscogee Stripes, drawn against tor equipment oniy, ami As to second objection, if ; the the Some fear party discipline, Shoes. if the militia went into camp for at CHANTANT" and say that their influence in the future Children's i organization a - least five days, the guardsmen would party turns out bad may be injured. There are Caps, Hats, Etc., schedule others, however, who intend to save at be paid on the regular army product, it is time that it should be self-respec- Plantation Hats, I A least their t. of pay. SUCCESS destroyed and a stronger and better Ladies' Hose, On a vote to ascertain the sense of Very sincerely yours, Felt and Straw Hats, the meeting it was practically unani- one built in its place. We all advocate Marbles, Pipes, mously decided that the militia organ Rare scenes of artistic stage arrange- independent voting theoretically. It is G. R. CARTER. Handkerchiefs, Soap, ization should be kept up. . m. ment were presented to a very large the practical test at which men flinch. Swanzy expressed the opinion that it Laces, Razors, audience at the Cafe Chantant given If we need anything in this Territory Ribbons. would be a pity to drop the militia, gOSO00 6000sXDs Baby Ribbons. for when it was needed, it would be at St. Clement's Parish House last it is the courage of our convictions. Ladies' Robes. awkward to find it had been disband- evening. A more pleasing presentment The enemy of the state is not the man BEWARE OF ' local people did not main- Note Paper, ed. If the of living pictures and other forms of who has the courage of his convic- Chips, tain the militia the Territory stood to Poker lose tha Federal appropriation. He entertainment has seldom been given in tions, but the man who tamely sub- Ready-mad- e Suits. called attention to the statement that was novel, mits to bad government because it is Cutlery, Etc., Etc.. Etc. Honolulu. The entire idea the Governor had power to call out the thoroughly ordained by the machine. ALSO troons. He thought when smoothly carried out and Misjudgme'nt Federal that such an opportunity presented itself, appreciated by the audience. For the third objection I have less respect I such power would be curtailed. The interior of the Parish House rep- - than either of the others. Do not judge the Value of these goods by the prices be- - Household Furniture! B. Dillingham agreed with this F. resented a garden en fete, with Oriental see man after man of the class we call cause, if you do, you will woefully misjudge them. statement. Mr. .Tennev explained that respectable who says that he is satis- descriptions. the power to call out the troops was lanterns swinging from the branches Such prices simply put a premium on of all fied Chillingworth. McDuffie et al early buying Lot of fine Plants, made when the Territory had no direct of poinciana trees in full bloom, papaia that Pigeons' House, means of communication with the main- - . were guilty whether the juries convict land and was isolated. Now there was trees Wlth tne fruits Smg thereto Fan-ta- il Pigeons, them or not; that it is ridiculous to j cable communication, and if the Gov- - and whole banana stalks bearing fruit, SO Wash Taffeta Staff, a man could spend five or j foot Flag ernor once called out the Federal pretty stage believe that Veiling It was iike a garden, the i Dining Chairs, troops probablv not be given six hundred dollars per month on a 19-inc- h he would so Wash Taffeta, in a11 with lights and ar-al- Manufacturers' Sample Lots Restaurant Tables, W. behinJ "ne-thir- d the chance again. George Smith salary of the amount; that black, white, pink and Beady-Mad-e Veilings, Chickens, drawing-room- . the in agreed with this. He felt that the ranged like a In the police fo.ee was corrupt under' black, white, navy, pink, of Blinds, be promptly called blue. SPECIAL 45c YD. 1-- Lot Governor would 3 background was a draped alcove Brown and full of graft, but says "you and light blue, 33' per Spades, Hoes, Rakes, Etc., Etc. down if he called out the troops. He Regular value GOc. cent off the regular value. maintained the loyal militia should be therein were presented living pictures have not convicted .Arthur Brown yet." j STORE-KEEPER- S will save money kept up by the local government. The presentments of paintings in famous The man who says this is trifling with by attending this sale. cry of economy was not carried out, galleries. It was a cosy and in ormal his conscience. He knows in his heart expenditures were made in is on is an honest, ef- - i Everything on exhibition. when lavish gathering beneath the lanterns, for to- that what trial other directions. C. M. Cooke suggest- - ficient. intelligent and faithful execu- - J CLEANING UP ed that the countv governments might stead of there being seats in rows, the tion of the law, and having admitted j I - OUR FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD., support the various militia detach- chairs were broken up into little groups that this was not had under the Brown ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES' NECKWEAR WILL - AUCTIONEER. admitting as every j wnlch led to a more congenial ming-- a administration and BE CLOSED OUT AT COST. "j! A. Kennedy thought it would be one does it has been had under j So great that SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. disgrace to drop the National Guard, ling of those entertained. the Henry administration, he seeks to ; Cottage Mr. Gartenburg suggested the planta- - was tne press of people that the serv- - evade the moral question by turning Furnished tions imtrnt eontririuie to tne mziitia ing of refreshments within had to be it on to Arthur Brown's actual partici- support, as the onlv riots that were pation in crime. - was AT WAIKIKI. likelv to occur would be on the plan- dispensed with, and adjournment But there is another argument tations. W. Wolters did not favor con- - had to the gardens outside for this pur- - stronger more potent than all tinuing the militia. Kmil Berndt and Pacific Import Co. The cottage directly opposite the p0se these. We are .;'ruggiing to vindicate entrance, on thought an efficient police force was all Qf' partk.ular interest was the dra, right self government. For my- Hawaiian Hotel Annex .- our to 4 rooms, nice that was necessary. Among others k t-- at-- ., tt county "Walkiki Road, containing who favored the militia were Messrs self, although I believe that FORT STREET. bath, electric lights, etc.. may be rent- Howard Humphris. entitled "Love in a government is a feeble variety of the good party at $30.00 per month. Railway Carriage," intended to repre-Hal- l. republican form and dying at that, I j ed by a farlane. Rolph, Muhlendorf, Garvie, - Key at office. Peck and Lanz. On the motion sent a rehe l for a farce. The unique did not oppose the enactment of trio CO., LTD., nf Mv wlr bv ATr Swnmv stag, settings for the farce, the county law but urged members of the FISHER, ABLES ! thchfimber decided to onen snbscrin- - noveltv of the plot and the genuine Legislature to keep their pledges to the AGENTS. 1 my tion lists and that the committee be manner in which Dr. and Mrs, Hum-authoriz- ed people. shall certainly regret to take from the collections phris played their roles, won hearty action II in tne nrsi eieenun n i uscu i ex- - to disorganize the administration of jus- - 00SOSO?CXO5OSOKX5OSOC5O of the tonnage tax a sum not to applause. ' ceed $lo00. Messrs. Peck, Garvie and Tne announcements were made by tice in this Territory. Situated as we A WINNER - a sink Swanzy were appointed a special com- Tj1,m,-.v.ri- a are in the middle of the Pacific Sr Th nm?ram of mittee to look after the matter. long, throughout. for the overflow of the vice the She bet her fiancee a bottle of' . entertaining The was but Orient and with so varied constituents The first number was a piano solo, ex- struggling up into the duties of a free NO COMPETITION. cellently given, by Miss Maud Kinney, citizenship, we be found wanting -- ' Lager 4 Primo Europe. shall v -- : Stereo The uniform success of Chamberlain's who recently returned from if we place in control of the execution Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy- The next was a living picture, "Queen of the penal laws a man who has been to a box of Lowney's chocolates Louise." charmingly presented by Mrs. j wanting by both on KODAK in the relief and cure of bowel com- tried and pronounced the result of the fat girls' Gerrit Wilder, a rarely beautiful con- of the men who will be his official su- race at the Sunday-Schoo- l pic- plaints both in children and adults has ception of the Original. Miss Leontine periors. It is a notorious fact that nic. What undiluted joy would brought it into almost universal use, Hartnagle sang a solo in an effective Brown could not get along with At- have been his had he but pick- now among so practically without a rival, manner to piano accompaniment by torney General Andrews and insisted ed the winner. Is In high favor just that it i' out amateur photographers. This is as everyone wno has used it Mrs. L. Tennev Peck. The next picture on having his Department taken 1 Aim;- - and was a representation of a famous from under the control of his official not surprising, for stereoscopic an pqual. Sold by i7 k J with knows, is without "Oainsborough" by Miss Helene Rob-so- n head, and that the presenj executive photographs were favorites & Co., Ltd., agents for and the prin- Benson Smith of San Francisco, a splendidly who has the confidence of the President our grandparents is sure to remain Governor, regards PRIMO LAGER ciple applied to the Modern Hawaii. posed representation. Miss Drusilia and Marx sang two solos in a charming it as a menace to his power to enforce is a winner all along line. Kodak has established a branch Brown should be the fascin- manner, both to Mrs. Tenney Peck's the laws that Arthur of photography that is as THE elected. ating as it is popular. 9 9 J accompaniment. are urged are BERNICE PAUAHI BISHOP Mrs. Edward D. Tenney's representa- The objections which Jit Ordinary photographs s Civic Federa- A-a- a against the course of the without perspective. MUSEUM, tion of a "Priestess of Vesta" intelligent ac- flat and living picture of real merit. The pose tion which has stood for pwnrf taken with the Stereo tion and an intelligent method of en- Stere- KALULL OAHTJ was striking and the costuming was and Kodak and viewed in the a forcing the laws are childish oscope are, animated in the ex- all that could be desired to make puerile, and it is time that the haol treme and the figures stand out pretty scene. The two Center children element In our community, if they are Residents of Hawaii Territory and gave the Scotch Reel and a Serpentine in formulating In bold J J hereby to do their fair share reliff. S strangers visiting Honolulu are Dance as only they can, and Miss and administering its government and SHIPPING J The Stereo Kodak resembles notified the above named Museum Hartnagle again sang. an Bulls-Ey- e, that "Lilies." starting a new form of government, in model the well known will be open to inspection on x itl-DAY- S other beautiful living picture was posed county government, in motion, equipped with twin of each and namely RECEIPT and is and SATURDAYS prettily by Miss Marietta Havens of should unite with the Civic Federation uUUKj Rectilinear lenses and a modified everv week of the vear. and also upon Oakland, "Springtime" was charm- secure efficiency, co- (Thanks- and in endeavoring to form of the Eastman Automatic ALL PUBLIC HOLIDAYS Macfar- - i in adminis- be- ingly presented by Miss Alice operation and honesty its Shutter. J J J J J giving and Christmas excepted), ' was a FOR 10 a. m. lane. The Victorian Era quaint tration. They use standard No. 2 tween the hours oi o'clock picture posed by Miss Maud Kinney, DAVID L. WITHIXOTOX. may be and 5 o'clock p. m., from the 31st day Kodak Cartridges, and 31st day of October, and "The First Spoken Words of Love" loaded one. two, three or six of March to the by Miss Spalding and Mr. Schultz was for and from 10 o'clock a. m. to 4:30 Steamship Co. stereoscopic pictures of the m. from the 1st day of most effectively prsed. The living pic- NOTES FROM JAPAN. Wilder inches. J o'clock p. concluded standard size, 3!ix6 November to the 31st day of March tures and the entertainment squat- if with "A Venetian Love Song." a strik- Japanese dead are buried in a of each year until further notice. posture, chin upon knees. Inter-Islan- d Steamship Co. arriving jn Honolulu by ingly effective pose by Mrs. A. G. Hawes. ting Tourists pictures backgrounds The average Japanese Is better . . steamers on other than the In all these the hrmiirhn , , Dathed than the average Britisher. rnmilnr VlSltOT... S days nereinneiore were carefully rendered to accord with & HMULD PHOTO SUPPLY CO.. designated (Sundays and Thanksgiving the spirit of the representation, The Japanese people, even the poor, Oahu Railway Land Co. and Christmas excepted) and leaving Refreshments wt-r- e served by a num-fro- m ravel much in their own country. STREET. young s very FORT nr nr to t he (lavs set apart as ittmai rPr of manning ian Japan has few millionaires For Sale at visitor s davs mav oe hobuhot kv Oahu College. ind practically no multi-millionaire- s. PERMITS, is- 0?0 O O O O O i0500OSOCA? Museum On SPECIAL Danjiro. the great Japanese trage-lian- . sued during office hours from the gen- Well, boy. you is also the most skillful dancer No. 77 Mer- First Composer old eral office of the trustees. happy. you been do- f Japan. I street, next door to the banking lonk What have chant ing writing a wedding march? Modern Japanese coins and bank-lote- s Hawaiian Gazette Co. Bishop & Co. Dr. Hicks Fleshglow house of Second Composer No. there are wed- legends English as ADMISSION TO MUSEUM FREE. bear in well Gives the natural pink glow bound west on King ding marches enough already. I've is in Japanese. Yon-Ho- lt Block, King Street. the face Kleetric cars new of health. With magnifying glass street pass the Museum every ten got a brand idea. The name of the empress of Japan day. First Composer What's that? s O Haru "spring." The name of Call for a FREE minutes during the g it cannot be detected. 1905. Composer I'm compo-in- a Wynn'a Honolulu, T. H., June 12th. Second he crown prince is Yoshi Hito. TRIAL as a sample at Miss PER ORDER. divorce march. Meggendorfer Blatter. Hair Dressing Parlors, Richards street. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JUNE 15, 1905. e Tin not. en vv IT GOES THE PACIFIC BURBANK'S NEW the beautiful WITHOUT SAYIN&f hair of others, but possess it COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER rue The Best Refrigerator yourself, to ' and Ice EDITOR. DISHES are-- born with G. SMITH beautiful hair, Chest is WALTEE others acquire the EDDY it, but none Sixty years experience counts for JUNE 15 ' something, if you are up 3. to-dat- THURSDAY SANTA ROSA, June The forces have it thrust ' mm e. of steam and electricity were play- upon the m. i Those who ac ON. FEDERATION IN CHICAGO. things for ages and later furnished in quire it do so, SOLD i Hawaii, but laboratory experiments. jNow s teresting for the mostV .. i.rini-iTiIe- in n-i- -- and organization are netf me ' pitiinacac. t i . ,0 part, by mainland, under various names. vma thev have been applied marveloustx for thevf mm welli: established on the discovery Easy thev are 1 that Terms - Easy man. em- at of those organizations is the "Municipal voieis tne benefit of he forces there is a remedy for locks thinned Prices nldost and most - , e a. u boon the elevationi lue character bodied in. plant life have never until by disease, or w hich may have be- Constructed on scientific principles. ago lw nutfis1 work has League" of Chit . aU come prematurely gray; and ; ago was one ui very These that u r',.iii, il rv" Chieat'o. Ten or twelve years it lately been understood. remedy is Easiest to keep clean. great ma- - haammm ami ttmrnmt letrislative bodies in the world. Ihe forces are destined to produce greater No waste ot ice saloon-keeper- s of were for sale. They were . pack of changes for the benefit of mankind Special its members decency insulating substance. d law, Lest type, criminals and grafters. They defied than have as yet been produced by fact the both the Repub- No escape of cold air. voters. Thev were so powerful that they controlled steam And electricity." pre and the to loot Air tight and no waste. m harmoniously, under cover, - w f machines, and worked This jy-r-j- - ; wa lican and Democratic remarkable statement came - e u , j in every respect. pre the citv and despoil the citizens. from the lips of Luther Burbank, the w'"idiy men met Dry cold air is " wii Under these circumstances, nine years ago, a few determined creator of so many new plants, flowers what you get in the Eddy, and 7 "Municipal - Vigor which they called the in Jtair ...l-i&'-- Dry mo association, an interview- cold and formed a purely voluntary and fruits, had with facts prove the Eddy to have no equal ! Voters' League," to try and remedy tlie situation. him by "The Examiner" correspondent, no patronage and were few in It is not only the men great and learn- - IIave you lost your hair? It will They had little money, no organization, restore it. Bas your hair faded or resolutely to work. Thev issued an announcement of ed in the science and thought of the PACIFIC HARDWARE CO.. LTD. cambers; but they went time tnat are interested m Luther Bur- - turned gray? It will briug back the u to try and remedv affairs, and asked color and gloss of youth. In aUMMMi t:iterlw their intention bank's work. Kings brief, Fort and Merchant Streets. 1 III! 01lUtlivi and rulers of the there is no condition, short of abso good citizens to help them. world are writing to him now, asking seldom succeeded in the United lute destruction of the roots, in The "independent ticket" movement has him questions and requesting him to which Ayer's Hair Vigor will not took the several up- States, and thev did not undertake to run one. They simply interest himself In the creation or produce luxuriant hair. by several parties, investigated the records of the nomi- building of some form of plant life in Do not be deceived by cheap imita- CA tickets nominated the of. their investigations, recommending for elec- their domains. It is a fact that within tions which will only disappoint you. nees, and announced the result Bur-bank- the past week there have come to 's Make sure yon get AYER'S Hair tion the men whom thev thought the best on the ticket. home personal Vigor. s. letters from were called goody-nndie- They were greeted by a storm of ridicule and abuse; kings and rulers of the Old World. Don't Say You Can't and whole gamut of P spared by Or. J. C. Ayer & Co. , Lowell, Mass. , V. S. A. oo-troo- s. Pharisees, hypocrites, traitors, fools the "The Examiner" man held in his hand f 7 rrf c ' and for nine the yellow vocabulary, but they calmly went about their business, tonight a letter from a king, which HOLLISTER DRUG CO.. AGENTS. nave oeen going: iwu. :, KnIinM, jo effecti velv that- todav- the came bv- the mail todav. askinsr Mr Afford to have ELECTRIC ears tnev Burbankj some questions LIGHTING until you know the of Chicago has become, instead of one of the worst, one of the concerning Citv- Council . cost, which is so little m Union- - branches of his work. Mr Burbank that it will surprise you. The chances most honest" and efficient city councils the wll, tQ who distrust the not permit the letter be made are that after careful There has been a constantly growing body of citizens or denUty of the" sender to investigation you will come to the con- J. to .honest, temperate and political machines and who have found the league be h? known He regards as a personal clusion that you can't afford not to have it. The is vote largely upon the recommendation of import - matter pnblic spirited, and who cast their matter the of the royal writ- worth looking into, lngs- - anyway. An expert in tbe league. FRESH any branch of elec- thirty-si- x councilmen At the municipal election held in Chicago last April MISSIONARIES' APPEAL. trical service will call for conference without en- . 1 .1 Ail VkTT cost to the N were elected. Of these, eignteen were enuorseo, auu "J There is almost a pathetic side to! quirer, upon application to the league. The other ten were neither endorsed nor opposed. rir, some of the correspondence Mr. Flower and Vegetable Of the entire city council membership of seventy, more than fifty are Burbank receives. In reply to men who were endorsed by the league. questions tonight, he said that he 6 received That the league is entirelv non-partisa- n in its endorsements is evidenced had letters from missionaries n AM and , the fae, ,hat .he eou.cH of ,Mrt,-,eve- Eepub.icaa., .Mrtytwo . SEED i Democrats and one Independent Republican. seed. of hjs creation of -- spineless1 The motto and policy of the league is, "May the best man win." cactus," so that it may grow and save ' HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC non-partisa- n CO. This principle of support of the best men nominated, has these people from starvation. Bur-- a 8 strong tendency to raise the standard of the nominees and to encourage good bank's spineless cactus has stirred the ' In 5 cent Limited. to accept nominations. It is a policv which has been a winner in Chicago, world to it uttermost parts, and it was men Office King Street near aA.lakea. Phone Main m i will be a wi-a- er in Honolulu if it in properly handled. ufa 390. SSTTZ TelZTSS , Packages O dispatch from Santa Rosa. To all these Thtl COVERNOR ARRAIGNS BROWN. hundreds of letters that Mr. Burbank I I THE has received JUST the a about the cactus he has RECEIVED. The charges made by Governor Carter against A. M. Brown are of very repijed tnat not one seed Qr plant has con- - and f serious character. The facts behind them have led the Governor to tne ieft his hands as yet. The plant must AAA QUALITY. ECONOMY. that elusion that, if Mr. Brown is elected Sheriff of Oahu County, his administra- - be fully perfect before his task is com- - pure tion will be "weak, lawless and corrupt." Such an arraignment puts Mr. Pleted. in a meet mere "You say' he- - "through NOW IS THE TIME TO Brown and his friends on the defensive; but they cannot it by . "alf O A. SATI . tne Examiner, not a single denials, by persiflage or by counter attacks, It is not a question of veracity thornlesg cactug p,ant hag PLANT. - been Scap between the Governor and the candidate for Sheriff alone. Common knowl- out despite the fact that reports have edge accepts the statement that, during the Brown administration of the offices come to hand from different places that FRED. L. WALDRON, of Marshal and High Sheriff, gambling places were wide open on the principal people have my thornless cactus." Spreckels Block. c, streets, illicit and illegal liquor clubs flourished, extravagance of living was Burbank's interviewer asked him for Sales Agent. something rife in the police department, the habitual signs of graft, as they are recog- - more about the production . . . of rapid-growin- g - Hollister Drug Go. made pointed walnut trees, refer- mzed in other cities, were present there, and the investigations red tQ m m0rning.g ..Examiner. all one way. In these respects the conclusions of the Governor are supported He said that by crossing. and constant by the recollections of the public; and unless Mr. Brown makes a clear and selection, rapid growth could be pro- - convincing statement of his side of the case, he will fare very badly in the duced in any tree or plant. The possl-- , estimation of honest men. e saia. were wonaertui along themselves with efforts to dis- - thl line- - A new ae ot forestry is Choice So far, Mr. Brown's friends have contented , iVj I . - Cheeses v" v'"" a.",ci,tIJ,, DUI- tract the mind of the public bv minor issues. They are asking: Via --Mr s. - onjnjnn at- - . i - i m .1 j i- - a o : ,1 : a i. is to demand ruling ooj-grai- n T !,. lienry or uiaa.ne noi sena a uispaicn io oau rrauastu ciunug cue tention in the near future We make a specialty of choice cheeses, and our stock is Stanford inquiry? Was it wise or otherwise for bun to ask the police how RELIABLE always large HIS CHESTNUT TREE. and fresh. There's Gorgonzola, Imported Swiss, they intended to vote, thus taking a course distantly similar to Brown's when Roquefort, Eidelweiss, Oregon There is nothing speculative about OPTICAL Cream, New York, California Et! he told them how to vote? Why did not the Governor in the midst of his Cream and other fancy cheeses, including examination of bills, in final days of the legislative session, stop to point the matter of rapid growth of trees. the tasty French the Burbank has indisputable facts to METHODS variety. WE SELL OLIVES, HEINZ out the unwisdom of nominating Brown over Crabbe? All these are puerile prove it. Take the tree," PICKLES AND chestnut for KRAUT IN BULK, and have at present a fine issues intended merely to decoy the public eye from Brown, Chillingworth, instanne. It was not so many years fresh supplv of McDufne and Ah On, and from crucial question of whether Brown or ago when it - smoked Hams and Bacon. Our Sausages the was conceded that a chest- are and Bologna Henry has made the cleanest record as High Sheriff, and which of the two n"t tree must attain an age of fifteen Vision of unrivalled quality and are made fresh every day. men would be likely to give as Sheriff of Oahu. ears Deiore a crop of nuts would be the cleanest administration yielded. So precious a gift deserves the best The Governor has spoken. is your turn, Mr. Brown. The idea of waiting so long It for a tree to errow to be of benefit to attention you can give it. O Metropolitan Co., HI mankind was more than the creative Meat Ltd Supposing, for the sake of argument, Manager Ballentyne of the genius of a Burbank could endure. By If it troubles you in any way. con- TELEPHONE MAIN 45. pt Rapid Transit should march his men into one of the car barns and his process of crossing and particularly sult us. You know we are reliable them they must vote for Hi Henry or lose their jobs, would careful selection he actually found that and if any one can help you we tell that can. be a roar of indignation? Yet Henry's own actios in attempt- in about eighteen months from seed a there chestnut tree could be yield body men who are certainly under no compliment made to HA1 ing to coerce a of chestnuts. If glasses are not required, we tell to him for their jobs, is emphatically worse. Star. Burbank's experiments with plums you so frankly, ff they are required, is mixing identities. The only High Sheriff we know of who has ar on a very large scale. may seem you pay the glasses. Nothing REPAIRING WOVEN WIRE Hag The Star It for BEDS attempted to coerce the police is Brown, who instructed his men to vote for almost beyond comprehension, but at more. Telephone White 1661. Quick meml: this present Dispatch him previously lining them up. time there are tens of years after thousands of of plums grow- bersh varieties DR. JOHN GODDARD, HONOLULU WIRE BED o ing on his Sebas-topo- l. COMPANY., May experimental farm nt ALAPAI STREET. The news that all of the gambling places in the city have been Mr. Burbank. in reply to a ques- closed will be received with cheerful grins by many gentlemen of tion, said that at one time in the season Makers of R. & v. V wrnr t3ttt-.c- j the green cloth. It is a shame for Hi to deceive Theodore like that. there would be from 50,000 to 60,000 With Star. varieties of plums ripe. If the Star knows of any open gambling ydaces why doesn't it tell where Anything: to H. F. WICBMAN & CO., If they are? That would be proof and not buncombe. Or does it fear that they that terds make m on this hot weather bearable isa LIMITED. Our Repair nish might turn out to be owned bv some of its candidates? BOON to mankind. Department Such a boon is Fort Street. is a is the independent who decides all National American election the veritable shoe hospital. We It vote$ rejuvenate shoes contests and a majority of local ones. The electorate of Honolulu Dr. Deimei Lf.cn Mesh and use the best ma- is peculiarly free from the control of a party lash. One very sufficient reason 'Procrastination is the Thief of Time." terial obtainable on the job. The re- -' is that the American party system has not been in existence long enough here By the yard for pair work is by the most to make itself felt among many. For that reason a ticket depends more here DON'T competent labor obtainable at prices than in most places on the character of the men on it. Star, Sept. 20, 1904. put off starting that savings account. which are surprisingly reasonable. A stitch in a shoe often-

o Garments of al- - 1-- made this material WE pay 4 2 PER CENT times saves the pair. It is false economy not to send your The. Brown meetings are so small that the machine cannot spare any low the air to pass freely around the . . shoes to be mended until they will per annum a:iu yuur money is WIUI-- no longer hold together. voters to attend the Home Rule meetings and make Poepoe look like an issue, body, corn-Hen- ce G keeping it cool, fresh and on demand $1.00 to $5000.00 When your shoes are ailing send them the ludicrous effect of the inflation policy. Though paper drawable to the doctor. We Star's that fortable. on one account. are qualified practitioners in does its best to make the Home Rule candidate appear ' like a giant, he per- - this line and enjoy the cream Such garments are so porous so ab-sis- ts of the local patronage. in scuttling under a penwiper and biding. The Star's Poepoe and the sorbent thaf npnir;,tion , Bulletin's Birbe are both of a as political Further particulars apply size r ranKeristt ins. as fast as formed, both body and gar Is thl O ment keeping perfectly dry. FOET pian Delegate Kuhio is reported as saying that, if the straight ticket is elected, Manufacturers' Shoe Co., Ltd. 1051 Make your own garments in prefer- Thoenis Sftviogi, Lokb $? 61 BEET but he intends to turn Governor Carter down at Washington next winter. That Bniliisg ud ence to the ready-mad- e you'll be been would be an engaging spectacle from a man who has never been to turn and able better suited save money anything up at Washington without the help of the Governor's friends. But and thereby. USOUitiOL Dr. Deimei Linen it is interesting to note even a pletle of activity on Kuhio 's part. Mesh comes in three numbers, as follows: I O Judd Building. Honolulu FRBS Here is Wm. Henry, who has had a clean and competent record as High No. 100. lightest. 32 inches wide... Sheriff, and it is proposed to repudiate him for the sake of vindicating A. M. $1.00 per yard T. Cahalan Brown, No. TO, medium, 32 who has had neither. Isn't that a remarkable proposition to put be- inches wide... Guarantee Capital.. .$ 200.000.00 Formerly" with E, R. Bath, has taken charge of the fore the taxpayers? $1.00 per yard Paid In Capital .J1.300.000.W No. 50. heavy. 32 inches wide... PLUMBING DEPARTMENT Mr $1.00 per yard of The native vote is standing by the Governor, whom it regards as the head of the party. It is not taking the side of his factional enemies, whom it We carry the Anklets and Wristlets HENRY E. POCOCK, regards as malcontents in the party. for finishing this underwear at 15c per Czthier. At 85 King Street. a o pair. 1 sas tnat am Johnson is working for the straight ticket. So be is. lint MRS. HARRIET C. EVANS. GEN only for the straight part of it. The crooked part is trying to w&rk Sam. HAIR DRESSING, FACIAL MAS- SAGE, MANICURING AND The query about Brown is the same as that 1 CHIROPODY. did be get raised about Croker " Where it?" E h e r s No. 310 Boston Building READ GOOD GOODS. Evening work by appointment only. THE ADVERTISER 1

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. JUNE 5- - iqos. 5 lumber furnishes an interesting topic of Empowered conversation now that the build- L.LII i L.U i j .3 ll JUL5 IHUKUAi Ai U SUNDAYS. ing season has round again. There isn't a finer assortment oi By Law i lumber in the Territory than to receive trust monies is the po- that carried by us and this, in GOSSIP OF s conjunction with our low prices sition of a Trust Company. The and guarantee of prompt deliv- clement of speculation enters not ery, should ensure us your cus- THE DIAMOND into dealings, and it is J tom. We have an immense stock its better of Builders' Materials of all lirtod to act a exeeator and to ad- I kinds, including: Builders' Hard- Following minister trusts than is the private ! ware. Glass. Sashes. Window is the stringing of the J Shades, Wall Paper, Paints, Oil, League teams: individual. Etc. Played. Won. Lost. Pctg. Elks 5 5 0 .1000 Kams 6 4 2 .606 2-- 3 Mailes 5 2 3 .400 1 mm EL A. C (i .2 4 .333 1-- 3 & Punahou b 1 5 .16(3 2-- 3 CO. It will be seen by the above that Wl 8 LIMITED. Me. the Elks have won five straight, mak- Fort Street, in ing a very strong showing. They Honolulu. 177 S. KING STREET.i should win the first series in handy style, if they win one game out of the remaining three they cannot be beaten and, as they meet the Mailes, it is a lead-pin- e cinch that they can not lose. If the Kams and the H. A. WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. C. teams should whip them they will be tied with the for first hon- Aams Wm. G. Irwin.. President and Manager BATH ors, and these two teams will be forced John D. Spreckels.. First Vice-Preside- nt to play it off. On Saturday the two W. M. Giffard. .Second Vice-Preside- nt leaders, Kams and Elks, meet, and it is H. M. Whitney Treasurer needless to say that it will be a battle Richard Ivers '. Secretary royal. The Kams are sitting up nights A C. Lovekin Auditor figuring how they are going to turn SUGAR FACTORS AND THE the trick. Reuter, the big "Cop, " is COMMISSION AGENTS. pitching great ball these days, and he AGENTS FOR will make the Elks work hard to land a victory. This should prove the most Oceanic Steamship Co., San Fran- interesting game of the series and cisco, Cal. Plumber bring out a crowd of rooters. The sec Western Sugar Refining Co., San ond game on Saturday will be between Francisco, Cal. the Wasps and Colts, and provided Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phila- 165 S. King Street. that the Punahous play their usual delphia, Pa. game they should win. It is no cinch, Newall Universal Mill Co., Manu- however, for any team to down Cohen's Shredder, Tel. Main 61. bunch. facturers of National Cane BASEBALL NOTES. New York. N. Y. Pacific Oil Transportation Co., San The Wasps are heading the list with Francisco, Cal. errors, fourteen errors in Saturday's crnmf ncrninai- hf T?ola TMiia la iimK. ATTENTION PLEASE! ably the League record. The Champs WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. YOUR were not far behind on Saturday, 8 when they piled up twelve. Jack Desha, the shortstop of the AGENTS FOR THE kams, is the find of the season. He Royal Insurance Co. of Liverpool, is playing fine ball and uses his head England. lf like a vet. Alliance Assurance Co. of London, Sheldon is fielding his position like England. a -- jjcaguer. worK on Miiionai jus Union & National Insurance. Monday was the gilt-edg- e kind. Scottish Jones has a wing like a. quarter-horse- , Co. of Edinburgh, Scotland. and it would be well for Reuter Fire Association of Philadelphia. Corporation Ltd. ii mtm i hi ii and Bowers, who are in the line ot Alliance Insurance fire, to take out some life insurance. Wilhelma of Magdeburg General In- Dick Ahrens pitched his first League surance Co. game Saturday, and with any kind of luck should have won. He did fine work and had excellent control of the ball. He is a southpaw. Fire Insurance. Barnev Jov is slashing1 the ball hard is to say I thinking of paint- these days and it safe that You are probably he is over the three hundred mark. NAPOLEON LAJOIE The efficient manager and second baseman of the Cleveland team, of the Ameri- THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO., ing your house. will pay you to willow-wielder- It Gleason should have a scoop shovel i can League. His unexcelled batting average for 1!o4 placed him at the head of the list of all the s see us and get suggestions. We on first to pick up some of the low i in both leagues. LIMITED. only don't charge for advise and ones that are thrown to him. It is no , ask an honest price for honest wonder that Pat is making errors. work. JtJtjtJtJtJtJtJtJi Grady is catching a pretty game for General Agents for Hawaii. the Elks and wielding the willow with Tug-of-Wa- r. The Ring. Swimming. London. a heavy hand. He is a gentlemanly Atlas Assurance Company of Stanley Stephenson, player and the fans will be sorry to The tug-of.w- ar tournament is warm- Tommny Ryan has opened a boxinf No doubt when Dan Renear strikes Phoenix Assurance Company of Lon- lose him. ing up and sifter the pull on Saturday school at St. Joseph, Mo. the he will do more to advertjse don. PAINTER. not his usual Eat 426 137 ST. Kekuewa is playing night between middleweight pugi- these islands Local Promo- New York Underwriters' Agency. PHONE KING game is the Portuguese and Sam Berger, the than the at first. It hard to play ball list, of San Francisco, is now a boxing Washington Insurance disfigures landscape, it is practice. j Stevedores the talk of the sports is tion Committee. Dan will represent Providence If it the without promoter In city, and is making an S. S. J is eating them up at divided between and that in all races that he par- not an SIGN. Jl Jf J J Kauka Jodd that baseball effort to eet the June uermit to run a Hawaii the second. He is plavmg fast and takes The Portuguese ei.t "il : -- v., in is a thing j. Jr. team h:is :ie ouuw. ticipates and it sure that ut challenge capture most Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building. His ston on Saturdav was the real of Tommy Burns, of Chicago, was re- he will of them. HORSESHOEING! thing. ) Bridges Jr. and are willing to pull them cently awarded the decision over Dave Renear's first effort upon reaching There is much talk gojng the rounds at any time. The only Barry, at Tacoma, Wash. the coast will be to get Leary into a HAWAII SHINPO SHA. that the Reds threw the frame to the . -- are th;it the tatt team doeg not &ver Boxing is on the decline in Philadel race. Leary is the coa-- t champion, who THE PIONEER JAP jLNESE PRINT Kams on Saturday, ouch is the voice ' of ti.e fan with the hammer. Twelve a"e over 145 lbs-- . an3 th;it they pull no phia as seven clubs are now running swims the. 100 yards in about 1 minute ing office. The publisher of Hawaii innings is a long time in which to senr men. The Portuguese toys and the public is tiring of the sport, 3 seconds. We all know that Renear paper I Sliinpo, the only daily Japanese W. W, Wright Co., Ltd throw a game. If the H. A. C.'s did demonstrated that they some on Louis Napoleon can do it in 1 flat. by way en&they Frank Adams and Leary to swim Dan will go published in the Territory of Hawaii. throw this game, we shall have to hand the cleats the that jeiked fQ nJ. & fifteen-roun- d draw at If refuses it to them on being very clever actors, out the Boys' Brigade in about 10 eec-!th- e on to Chicago, where he will meet the C. SHIOZAWA. Proprietor. horse-shoein- g Middlesex A C Natick Mass. opened a department Elle-jond- s. will go to New Have They should have sailed with the (May 8 best, and from there he Editorial and Printing Office 1020 ' y - . get on in connection with their carriage shop, ford Co. Satnrdi night the crack Portu- York and try to Daniels, who is 45. guese I The receipts of the and White nmv swimming Smith St., above King. Phone Main etc. Having secured the services of a It is rumored that Sam Leslie is and Kar.ikauea teams meet and Britt tne wonder of the to be seen behind the bat for the it is sure to say that th'j will !; one battle were a disappointment to the ed states. first-clas- s they are prepared to thou- - shoer, Klks. Sam is doing light boxing with of the most interest .ng pulls that has promoters, as they drew but nine Renear's doings will be published in C. BREWER & CO., LTD. do all work intrusted to them in a Billy Woods at the police station to taken place. When tile Portuguese pull sand dollars. these columns from time to time and get in shape. tr.ere is something loi;i. The Lumber j jike agreed to give all the sports of Honolulu will follow Sugar Factors and Commission first-cla- ss manner. Schreck lias Koki may be old, but he can still go Yard and Kanikauea meet on the same George Gardner a chance to redeem them with interest. Merchants. some. nierht. i v. i l f tVwv nrnh:ihl v meet" at to grand-- j OF OFFICER. & Co., Ltd Bower's little lecture the The Wjse ones claim that at last there yalt' Luke City. LIST Catton, Neill stand has had good effect. iveep ii js a team in siuht that will make the At Zoo. C. M. Cooke, President; George M. to re- - the and MACHINISTS up Bert. old Pacific Hardware hovs now known It is all right for Jim Jeffries Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop, ENGINEERS game, Mac-farlan- BOYS' BRIGADE BASEBALL. as the Roads and'Bridges, look to their tire from the prize fighting but "Dooney" Hartman made such a hit Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. e. laimla , tho it is OUite Of him tO pUll -- n,.-o tl,,--, '7,in nn "UomlnMrf C. Jones, C. M. I ' i i ii,, , 1, rf . ; . 1 V. : Auditor; P. STREETS. n.ii.T IT.i ii III -t QUEEN AND RICHARDS The s ' r- c, ,ir. , down m. or sre wnicn... nun ...... iu uuuii "'"'"B .imere carrieu. tli;it ( nsp De ie!f-aie'- i irie Cooke, J. R. Gait, Directors. on diamond at own Bwiiwnw. nii onscuntv of a ...Doner snop io ttii will fn struggle the their meet it vin be of the torrid kind. from the "Dooney" n - - independent affluence. Fourth of July. handed the ed position Boilers re-tub- with charcoal-iro- field. Games are played every Weducs- a of Jeffries says prize fighting doesn't pay. jds such a good time Monday that they THE HAWAIIAN REALTY or steel tubes; general ship work. day and Saturday. There are two enough of leagues, the Junior and Senior. Automobiling. yet withal he has made out are &n crazy to participate in a second AND MATURITY CO., names it, directly and indirectly xnrougn me Follow is the schedule and of stage exhibitions, to retire. event. Limited. clubs: CHICAGO, May SO. Webb Jay of the medium of A one of Mon- YAMATOYA the shop, he is said program imilar to the Real Estate, Mortgage, Loans and Wednesday. June 14 Jr.-K- am. vs. Chicago off He left a boiler where arranged and a few extra re MERCHANT TAILOR AND SHIRT Automobile Club, carried worked as a helper or laborer, day will be Investment Securities. Kau. Sr. Kaw. vs. E. to have stunts thrown in. Hartman says that a-e- -st MAKER. in racing of on plan. 17 -- the honors the final day's ulthousrh he is usuallv spoken of as Homes built the installment 13 street, near Nuuanu. Saturday, June Jr. Kau. vs. he has some new ones up his sleeve Office: Mclntyre Bldg., Hono- No. Beretania vs. M. C. A. the automobile races at Harlem today, having been a boilermaker. Now he is Home P. O. Box 822. Kaw. Sr. Kau. 5 that will Veep 'the youngsters guessing. K. WELL, ten-mi- le heart-breakin- g comparatively wealthy man. and can lulu, T. H. L. KENT KIMONAS Wednesday, June 11 Jr. P. vs. In a drive with a Prize- - will be offered for all the events SHIRTS OP ALL KINDS. Sr. P. vs. E. count his money by the tnousanas. ami General Manager, OR-nv- p Kaw. Barney Oldfield, Jay won the $100 cash a - AND PAJAMAS MADE TO June 24 Jr. Kau vs. P. wher did he make it? As far as the es Saturdav. 2-- o. A vn rt"V SALE. prize in the fast time of 9:49 in M, Kno it nil rnme P"1""""vKeelu Sr. E. vs. Y. M. C. A. a,. will be made at Woods & j Chicago Je- - by Entries Summer Camp June 26 July 1 addition to this the man from boxing. Hev.did not make it Goods Sporting Store in the 5 - following his own business and trade Sheldon's THE VOD HAMMYOUNG GO Sc Wednesday. July Jr. Kaw. vs. feated Louis C. Hevrelet. the French- near future. , Co. five-mil- er. C. B. Reynolds Kam. Sr. Kau. vs. Kaw. man. in a e special race for a and sticking- to the boibrshop. Had he Saturdav, Julv 8 Jr. Kau. VS. purse of $500. Jay's time in thi- - event done the latter, he wouia pronaoiv n.nei LIMITED. Ve j IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Kaw. Sr. Y. M. C. A. vs. P. was 4:58. ptiH been working 10 hours or more a Wrestling. ten-mil- sum BUILDING MATERIALS: Wednesday, July 12 Jr. Kam. vs In the e event with Oldfield, day for the munificent of about IMPORTEBS SASH, SHINGLES. P. Sr. Kau. vs. E. the use of steam as opposed to gaso-- $18 or $20 a week. I here is no Cleveland, Ohio, de- - DOORS, - Tom Jenkins, of July 15 Kam. . . .a i rri, ino- the- fact-- that- Jeffries-- -- has made rates, Saturday, Jr. iiline a j i ua..t x - - Hardware at lowest ucuiuuairaicu ; II unn...1.- - of Humboldt, Builders Kau. Sr. Kaw. vs. Y. M. C. A. ' Chicago man used a steam machine mnnov in tho nntr. savs ick anu ir.ucu rtfhv....- street, mauka Sailors' Home. Madi- - fclakea Wednesday. July 19 Jr. Kau. nnl nltllfmvll H:it.1 rn-.v- t hrrtll trhill t: he could have made a great deal more Iowa, in their wrestling bout at Commission P. Sr. Kau. vs. P. the ehtire race, finished several lengths had he done like Jack O'Brien, takn son Square Garden, New York City, on Saturdav, Julv 22 Jr. P. vs. Kaw. on lots of bouts he could have had. but ALL KINDS OF in the lead. This race was the most May 19. Machinery tssssssi Sr. E. vs. f. exciting seen during meet. which for some reason or other he did was of the series be- and Wednesday. July 26 Jr. Kaw. the to with excent under It the third RUBBER GOODS vs.' not care bother tween the men. Jenkins won two of Kam. Sr. Kaw. vs. E. financial conditions which could not be Jen- 29 Sr. P. vs. Kaw. the three falls after hard work. Merchants Saturday. Jdly guaranteed by the promoters. ten pounds the better of Go. Wednesday August 2 Sr. Kau. vs. Rowing kins had about O. Box 616 Tel. Main 276 Goodyear Rubber From the start. Jeffries has not made the weight. Jenkins pursued tactics. P. PEASE, President. Y. M. C. A. As near The Alexander Young Building. JL H. Le.-ifii-e the Fourth of Julv draws anv bones about it that he was after throughout the match that called down m. M. .Tiitiiir Kawaiahao ('Eaw.'l Francisco, Cl.. U. 1 rowing is money, generally got or The crowd. He hugged Kau- Ki- - taking a new life and both the and he it. the ridicule of Palama (PIx y j mehameha Preparatory (K.) boat clubs are in the th;ck of training his share of it. For the time he has i the ropes and repeatedly applied tne x t ring, done as hold, which was forbidden. NOTICE. senior tueagne aawuuu (,iaw.) At followed the he has about strange present the crews are being tried catch-as-catch-ca- n, 1 man best Kauluwela (Kau.) Palama (P.) Ex-- . well as a of his qualifications They wrestled ELECTRICIAN. celsior (F) Y M C j and likely ones picked for the could do in any other l!n of business two out of three falls. ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING 159 King St. Tel. Main 153. make-up- . which he would be able to fill. Glory lights and In the Junior League each team help or advice, is invited to communi- Houses wired for electric plays each other team three times. Each club has all kinds of talent never seemed to be of any particular cate, either in person or by letter, with electric bells. in me senior ueague cacii team use to the Californian, and th- - coin of Golf. L. Anderson, matron of the re- and they are finding the hardest work - j Ensign Physician's electrical instruments plays each other team two times. the realm appears to b his onlv guid- Army Woman's Industrial getting their men in shape. Both crews ing star. When the return for the time H. L. Downey, who spent somo time Salvation paired and maintained. THE NAVY SERIES. will soon go to Pearl Harbor to train. Home. No. 1680 King street. Jffri.s has followed the ring is counted at Haleiwa about a year ago, wa an Victory perched on pennant of It is possible that the Myrtles Will be up. and a liberal slice taken off it for the the first to make the move. entry in the Metropolitan Golf Cham- the transport Pix yesterday in the sec the wholesome way in which the cham- way ARE YOU PAYING RENT Imported Stock. The Healani will be crippled by the pion has lived during the last few pionship and worked his to the Neva EXTRA mi-final- s, FOR A Just arrived Pr lan. ond ot tnree naseoau sanies with trie loss of Dan Renear. who has eon" to years, must represent a sum. and where he was beaten. MILCH COWS and also gunboat Bennington. The score was it tidv Hale- FINE FRESH the coast. Renear is as good a man with this in mind it would b- - Interest- Downey is well remembered at thoroughbred Poultry, now to be seen :) to 14. This winning by the Dix with an oar as he H in the water and iwa, where he established a record of even, ing to know lust how much Jeffries PIANOyou one $6.00 at our Kukui Street Stables. CLUB makes honors and the deciding that is saying a great deal. Just who wanted to make at fitrhting. if ho is 74 on that course that has never been We will sell for pr STABLES. FORT ABOVE HOTEL match will be played today at '2 p. m. Captain Walker has picked for bis broken that will stand for some month. Particulars at Coyne Furni- I truthfully reported in saying that and a STRFTFT. on the Makiki reservation. ic not inwn. f;me to come. ture Co., Phone Main 415. J. W. HALL. 6 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HONOLULU, JUNE 15. igos. 6 nrranged an attractive program to be given between 9:15 and 10:45 a. m. Fri- SALUTED day morning. The program follows: The Lord is My Shepherd School. Violet Hunting Go Gather spring Flowers FLAG Concert Recitation Room 6. East fjtt Club Drill and Burlesque on the Room 13. matchh S train Doll Drill Room 3. Town Schools Observe Temple Building Room 9. Overland Who Are So Happy? a Patriotic Room 8. A Farce The Birthday Party Limited Day. Room 10. New cars and equipment, The electric lights, library, Room 7. reading lamp every Brownie and Fairy Exercise in berth, Five years ago yesterday the Anieri. 1. barber shop, club car, fa Room be-- can Mag supplanted tlag t dining service, V the Hawaiian Hoop Drill your 4. route the most scenic, w for Protection in the islands as ihe official emblem of Room through Ogden or authority- - The anniversary was appro- Little Jack Horner City we place tlii.s label on every Room 2. Salt Lake and TV public packaye of Scott's Emulsion. priately observed in all the The King's Guards ir y The man with a fish on his back schools with the singing of Room 10. CHARLES E. STACY. is our trade-mark- , and ft Is a patriotic songs and the delivery of ad- Fairy Waltz Song Right to guarantee that Scott's Emul- dresses honoring the Stars and Stripes. Room 11. sion will do all that is claimed It was a patriotic object lesson to the The Old Oaken Bucket for it. Nothing for lun;r, Room 12. Chicago better school children, and the endeavor was The Umbrella Drill or troubles in 3 throat bronchial made everywhere to show them the Rooms 5 and 6. In days. For tickets, infant or adult. Scott's Emul- Exercise The "Risi Dcv;a" Condition reservations, etc., llesh-builde- true meaning of the symbol of free- Garden sion is one of greatest rs agents of the Room 3. T down most ask the known medical dom. "Why do feel used up and all run to the Scenes from Ghost School ?" world. Superintendent of Public Instruction 13. of the time Room this question daily? WeVI scad you a sample free. James C. Davis sent to all the schools The Rose Drill How many ask themselves Southern Pacific 11. The answer is simple. It is lack of nerve force. 613 409 Vr-- a circular letter suggesting the form Room Market Street. rl Street re.-earu- SCOTT & BOWNE, e w of i Vurk of a program that might be followed Hawaii Fonoi Science with its unerring methods San Francisco, U. S. A. School. and tis ues of ...... to advantage. He said: June 14th has proved that the various organs My Country 'Tis of Thee in perform their being the 12Sth anniversary of the adop. School. the hody continue health,. and as long as their nerve supply re- tion of the Stars and Stripes as the work properly , tains its vigor and strength. But if the nerves Apollinaris; Johannis 1! of the United State-- the Depart- REALTY degenerate or lose power from poor nourishment ment of Public Instruction of this Ter- TiMONS or any other cause, the entire physiological mech- Lithia and Hungarian ritory respectfully requests that the anism of the body is thrown out of gear and we day be observed with appropriate exer- "run-dow- n suggests Entered for Record June 14. 1903. have as a result some pronounced Apenta Waters, f cises. The Department the condition or disease. following program: Mrs Robert Lishman to Kwong The heart, the stomach, the liver, all have their I Sing Yin Co L (in crown top bottles) Salutation of the flag. great nerve centres which supply them with the Song, by E S Holt ajid wf et al to Waialua '"America." the school. M power to work properly. When these nerve cen- "History flag." by Agrctl Co Ltd Address. of the the to Leong tres are weakened these important organs cannot Apollinaris and Lithia Waters, principal. Got Chew et al Yim Ah per duz. quarts, Song. "Star Spangled Banner," by the et al . B S act properly. $2.25" Kawaikaunu et al to Kipahulu Su- - - - - school. The experience of Charles E. Stacy is a per doz. pints 1.50 its good , Recitation. 'The American Flag." by gar Co Jj pupils. Fritz Meyer et al to Charlotte D case in point. Apenta Water, Song, "Battle Hymn of the Republic," King et al Rel Brooklyn, N. Y., Aug. 12, 1S04. "Paine's per doz. - - - - by the school. Joseph P Mendonca and wf to Al- Celery Compound cured me of chronic bil- pints 2.75 bert A d'Arouzo AC iousness of many years' duration. I was all per doz. half pints - -- is simply I I 1.50 Probably nothing is more satis- "This suggestive: each John Magoon to John A Magoon D run down and thought never could feel factory than good, reliable food principal is at liberty to make his own K to of Ha- better, I had tried so many remedies with- Elizabeth Pratt Bank me to products. The inner man always program. program will a . out success. It affords pleasure Johannis Lithia is the sure This form waii Ltd . D Com- wants the best. TILLMAXX'S state, however, that four bottles of the ! part of regular school work of the I cure for Rheumatism products are famously good and the pound made an entire change in me and will give perfect satisfaction to the day." Recorded June 5, 1905. now feel better than I have in years.. I will THE HIGH SCHOOL. Gomes to always heartiiy recommend Paine's Celery most particular people. Frank and wf Harriet F derange- Coan, M; por R 5706 S521B, Ku-kua- u. Compound to all suffering from We Carry a Choice Line of The High School exercises were held P kul Chas. E. Special prices to Hilo. Hawaii. $100. B 268, p 334. ment of stomach and liver." the trade. in the afternoon. Over the highest Stacy, 450 Fifth Ave. cupola Dated May 11, 1905. Sole of the school, once the home Anna F Ferreira to Maria Francisco, Prof. Edward E. Phelps, the famous discoverer Agents for Hawaii, of Princess Ruth of TILLMANN'S GOODS the Kamehameha B S; building. Waianuenue St, Hilo, of Paine's Celery Compound, was the first physi- dynasty, and where only the Hawaiian Hawaii. $250. B 274, p 129. Dated May cian to openly .eclare twenty years ago that the LEWIS & Co, Ltd. flag then floated, the American flag 18, 1905. Including health of the' human body depends entirely upon proudly flaunted its rich colors in the T Kameoka to Manuel P Martins, Ha-maku- a. the health of the nerves. breeze. In the school rooms beneath D; lot 10 of Patent 4183, Kainehe, for building now up. Hawaii. $550. B 272, p 88. Dat- Paine's Celery Compound furnishes food I CANNED FRUITS AND VEGE this devoted to the stimu- John Neil TABLES, building of manly and womanly Amer- ed Mar 1, 1905. the nerves themselves, and, while gently icanism, the students participated in H R Smythe and wf to E J Morgan. lating them, restores them to their original 135 Merchant Street. JAMS AND JELLIES, and listened to sentiments which told D; int in 1 share in Hui land, Molo-a- a, strength and vigor and at once all the organs of MACHINERY BOUGHT, SOLD AND SPICES AND EXTRACTS, what the flag stood for. First they Kawaihau. Kauai. $350. B 272, p the body take up their work and health is re- REPAIRED. sang America and then other patri- 90. Dated Mar 27. 1901. NGINEER'S AND BUILDER'S SUP- OYSTERS. otic songs. Then was a reading by stored. there Ching Hook and wf to E J Morgan, Compound sends new life throb- PLIES. SALMON. Miss Maud Paty, and a number of stu- D; kuls 5205 and 4640, Anahola. Kauai. Paine's Celery BLACKSMITHING. a every artery and gives that glorious V dents participated in selection which $200. B 272, p 92. Dated May 23, 1905. bing through vv told, by details, of the beginnings of Joseph Scharsh and wf to Edward J feeling of perfect health. the American flag. a, M. LEVY, & Morgan, D; shares in hui land, Molo-a- For the past 17 years this great nerve vitalizer J. Company. Prof. M. M. Scott, the principal, then Kawaihau. Kauai. $175. B 272, p been universally used pre- made an address on the true meaning and tonic has the most is TELEPHONE MAIN 149. 94. Dated May 26, 1905. scription in the world. Pale, sickly children, There a of the flag. It was not a "Come on. to boys, Manuel Faustino First National women, broken-dow- n, discouraged men fine new follow me! Hurrah! hurrah!" 7 60 weary meaning. It had a deeper one than Bank of Wailuku, C M: mules, in this pre- wagon, Ku-l- a, find strength and happiness great family that. To indicate the real sentiment cords wood, etc, Waiahuli, in ihe HARRISON MUTUAL Maui. $900. B 271, p 49. Dated Jan scription. symbolized by the stars and stripes, by removing the cause. When- house of the ASSOCIATION Professor Scott called attention to the 17, 1905. It cures disease school and class flags of the students. Wahinelele (w) by afft of mtgee to ever you suffer from rheumatism, headache, Has now 3,200. has burled 137 of Its These inculcated a spirit of all that Pioneer Mill Co Ltd, Fore Affdt; R P sleeplessness, dyspepsia, nervousness or "run- 1699 5458, members during the two and one-ha- lf went to give them character, truthful- kul Kooka. Lahaina, Maui. down" condition you can be cured by Paine's years since it organization. The mem- ness and steadfastness to the ideals of B 271, p 52. Dated May 29, 1905. Celery Compound. Its effect is almost immedi- OCTOPUS bership fee will be raised to $5.50 on their school. And so the American Ellen L B Atherton to Frank C Ath-erto- n. May 1, 1905. J. H. TOWNSEND, flag stood for the greater sentiment, P A; general powers. B 274, p ate. Secretary. that of loyalty to the nation, s 130. Dated May 16, 1905. Remember this, Paine's Celery Compound is at the and the dignity of Amer- Maria Kahai by Tr to Notice. Notice; the prescription of one of the most famous phys- AQUARIUM ica. applcn for Reg Title of mah Award 56. icians "this country has ever known, and all reput- KAIULANI SCHOOL. Kalihi, Honolulu, Oahu. B 274, p 132. able druggists sell and recommend it. AAA Dated Mar 27, 1905. The exercises of Kaiulnni School, WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., HOURS: REMINGTON Palama. were held in the forenoon. Maria Kahai by Tr to Notice, Notice: The flag was hoisted on the flagstaff applcn for Reg Title of lot 1 kul 5011 BURLINGTON, VERMONT. Daily, except Sunday 10 a. m. to ap 1 lot 2 56 ap 5 p. m. Standard Typewriter, in the front yard. All the pupils were and mah Award and massed about the staff and the flag 2 kul 1801, Kalihi. Honolulu. Oahu. B Saturdays 7 p. m. to 9:30 p, m. Sug Co Ltd, por R P 1158 sec 3, lu, Oahu. $600. 2 Papers, Ribbons, Carbons. salute was given, saying in unison. 274, p 132. Dated Mar 27. 1905. L: B p 105. Dated Sundays 1 p. m. to 9:30 p. 1st, 10 yrs 5, 1905. m. Letter Books, Pencils, Erasers, "We give our heads and our hearts to A S Wilcox to W W Chamberlain, D: Kahua Hilo, Hawaii. at June A $60 per yr. B 273, p 70. Apr 1, Paper Eyelet Ood and our country: one country! one pc land, Waiole. Halelea. Kauai. $1. Dated Wm Harbottle and wf to William Fasteners, Presses, 1905. 1-- language! one flag!" the last two words B 272, p 95. Dated May 29. 1905. Kalaehao, D; 2 int in R P 3589 kul EAGLE CLEANING AND Etc. Kinney to Pepeekeo 2937, being fairly shouted, and at the same W W Chamberlain to Emma K Wil- Pilialoha et als Nuuanu St, Honolulu, Oahu. $1. Sugar Co L; rights on pc B 272, p 106. DYEING WORKS. time 600 fingers were pointed upward cox. D: pc land. Waiole. Halelea, Kau- Ltd. water Dated May 27, 1905. Office Supplies im- land, Kahua, Hilo, 10 yrs Fort Street, opposite Star Block. to the waving colors. It was an ai. $1. B 272, p 96. Dated May 29. 1905. Hawaii. at Wm Kalaehao and wf to Wm J White $60 per yr. 13 273, p 71. iAUI.b' AND GEXTS' CLOTHINl pressive sight. The children then sang Western & Hawn Invstmt Co Ltd to Tr, M; por R P 3589 kul 2937, Nuuanu "My Am & Tr Co of CLEANED AT LOWEST of all descriptions. Country. 'Tis of Thee." C D Lufkin, D: lots 28 and 30 blk 3, First Savs Hawaii St. Honolulu, Oahu. $2500. B 268, p 338 to W M Minton. Rel; lot 3 blk May 27, 1905. PRICES. Repairing a specialty. SCHOOLS CLOSE FRIDAY. Puunui tract, Honolulu. Oahu. $172. Ltd Par Dated 61 lot 7 blk 64. Waialae tract. Ho- Wm Phone White 2362 B 272. p 97. Dated May 29. 1905. and J White Tr to Trs of Oahu Col- The public schools close on Friday of nolulu, Oahu. $1. B 268, p 337. Dated lege. A M; mtg AAA Sugikichj Kubo Co to Kubo Sugiki-ch- i. W Kalaehao and wf on this week for the summer vacation. June 5, 1905. por R P 35so kul 2937, appropriate P A: special powers. B 274. p 133. Nuuanu St. Ho- All the schools will have W M Minton and wf to E A Douthitt. nolulu, Oahu. $2500. 268, - HAWAIIAN OFFICE SPECIALTY CO. to day. Dated May 27. 1905. B p 341. Dat- Dry exercises mark the happy and D; lot 3 blk 61, tract, Honolu- - 5, 1905. Cleanine- Kubo Sugikichi Co by atty to Haka-la- u Waialae ed June i , these exercises will breathe patriotism Garments olpnnr! Hitj tiia pioLcao a, 15. 72 1- t Phone Main King St. and Americanism. Plantn Co. C M; cane on 51 -2 acr exer- of lot 8, N Mrs. A. M The High School will hold its Waikaumalo. Hilo Hawaii. 040 O Dress MeNis' cises at Progress Hall in the evening, $1 and ad vs. B 271, p 55. Dated May OO admission by only. Rev. 27, 1905. I Sachs Block, Honolulu. , card Doremus "JUST WHAT WANT" b A Scudder will make the address to the Gertude Cadiriba to Kubo Sugikichi 0 TIRFACTIO N G TJA R A NTE E Nickle Plating ( program in- 51 1- -2 graduation lass. The will Co. L: acr of lot S. Waikaumalo. am nervous and run AT clude some excellent chorus singing by N Hilo. Hawaii. S yrs at $12 per an. "I down 0 now. but I will be ! FOR the school. B 271. p 59. Dated May 27. 1905. all right in a PICNICS. Drives, etc, hols 24 The Kafulanl School at Palama has Maria da to week. ' ' F Santos Hakalau Plan- $ persons; cost $4000 The Swell Thing f tation Co. c M: cane on S acr of lot 8. IT CURES GUY OWENS NERVOUS MEN. o NEW TALLY-H- O at Waikaumalo, N Hilo. Hawaii. $1 and CURES BACK advs. P. 271. p 6". 1905. PAINS. 1120 Union St., Tel. Main 315. Dated May 20. CURES STOMACH TERRITORY - Katf L VIda (widow) to Henry Wat-erho- us TROUBLES. I STABLES KUI'S Tr Co Ltd. C M: int in est of Dr. McLaughlin's Electric Belt is a 01 W H Corn well. dec. $1 to popular remedy nowadays. It is the No. 548 King "CHICKERING" and advs only a Pt. Pono Main 32. $1000. I? 271. p 63. 1905. remedy which will cure you " hall mark of a piano. Better Dated June 5. while Is the sleep. Just put it on when you go to pianos may be built in the future 2oncert Recorded June 5, 1905. bed, feel the warm, 0! they not glowing vitality but it is certain that have Hawn Agrctl Go to Territory Ha- going into your weakened . Grand asseml-l- of plnyers of all of parts and 0! been manufactured yet. 4S-10- kinds of stringed instruments. Pupils waii. D: 0 acr land. Pahala, Kau, restoring their life and vigor, and not J.Hopp&iO. BKRGSTHOM MUSIC CO, of Prof. E. K. Kaai. Hawaii. $1. b 272. p 9S. Dated May a moment's inconvenience. 0 26. 1905. ' Young Building, Bishop ODD FELLOWS' BUILDING And you don't have to dose St. AAA H A Hen to Territory of Hawaii. D: your 0 HIGH GRADE por gr 2066. poor stomach with nasty KOA FURNITURE Kukui St Extn. Honolulu. MADE TO ORDER. Oahu. $1012.50. B 272. p 100. unu?s. inis snows what it.v rlnoc , FRESH Dated 8 - .... , . PROGRESS HALL May 10 1905, RHEUMATISM AND STOMACH CATARRH CURED. 0 Kaair.a to Kahojowale. D: int in 3 acr DR. M LAUGHLIN Dear Sir: One could not imagine the siege of land. MauliiHi. Hilo. H 'waii. $100. through from Stomach 0 K0TICE. B 272. 101. suffering I passed trouble and rheumatism. I P D ated May 27. 1905. 0 was subjected to severe drug treatment, stomach pump E. ML Kaholowal" (w) to Onnir,p;i Sugar Co. treatment and Mrs. Taylor This Saturday, diet treatment, without the least relief. I grew disgusted with them Don t drug yourself with poisons for M: int in 3 acr land. Mauliilii. Hilo. 0 resort tried your belt two years ago. headache Yonmt Building. $100. all. and as a last In three days 0 and tired reeling when a Alexander Hawaii. B 268 p 335. Dated May fling away my cane and in three months was new Pleasant draught Jirne 17. 27. 1905. 0 I could a man, en- of "Our Celebrated tirely cured, and felt better thrn t had for years. Several of my 0 Kromo Poo" will do the trick Ealea Opio and wf to C & Brewer 0 friends have since purchased your belts. I would not part with mine Our Chocolate. Creams. Cal. Lemon- AAA Co Ltd. Fx D: R P 8442 k-i- l 3275. ki. 0 B.-e-r, Smoke for $1000 if I could not get another. Tours truly. ade. Root Orange Cider and all Waiehu. Maui. $i. B 272. 0 FOLLOWED BY JOHN B. GUAT, Tomales, Marin Co, Cat Kinds of aerated drinks are the best CONCERT WILL EE P T2. Dntod May 29. 190" man was cured two years ago. 0 on the GENERAL ARTHUR CIGARS A DANCE. & This market. C Brewer Co Ltd Opio. 0 i to Palen I will send you my FREE BOOK, with full 0 ARCTIC son wopva Fx D: lots 1 and 2 of R p 5154 ap 4. information, sealed, 127 GUNST-EAKI- N CIGAR CO. AAA 0 free if you will send this ad. Miller St, Honolulu. H. T. Kumuwiliwili. Waiehu, $1. B i Maui. 906 Above 0 Admission 75c. 272. p 1"2. Dated May 29. 1905. DR. M. G. MCLAUGHLIN, "1 Em Distributors. 0 - ViOUU, LAI;, r Tickets at Wall, Nichols Co. Pilialoha Kinney et als to Pepeekeo 0 READ THE ADVERTISER WORLD'S NEWS DAILY.

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aged six, who is sajd to be the smallest 4- - N. 163 53' W. 77.0 along enc zither player in the world, and who is BY AUTHORITY. feel GARAGE IS certainly the younge-- t Celestial per- to the initial point, and containing xt former on the swinging instrument, is area of 5625 square feet, and being the down for a number which, it is safe to Why not EXECUTIVE XOTICE. Enjoy same land described in a certain say will bring down the house. Ve. !rom Liena to said Mary Ann Kahantt-maik- ai. OPENED CONTRACTED NEURALGIA DUR- The Governor directs that notice be Two dated April 24. 1Sm2. ajofi. UP ING THE WAR. given of the following Polling Places Suits recorded in the Office of the Registrar and InsDectors of Election for the Conveyances "I had a bad case of neuralgia of In said Honolulu, im County Election to be held June 20th, this season? 7 on page tSL ( which I contracted during the war. I Ever think that for bk 1905, for the election of County Off- A mortgage for the principal sum oJB tried several kinds of medicine but you - Fine Display of icers. what have been paying- to Three Cars at they did me no good until a friend of Hundred Dollars, dated Decem " The first named Inspector in each 1, 1903. t rill- mine recommended Chamberlain's Pain your tailor for one lone suit, vou ber covering he above des Von Hamm-Youn- g Precinct acts as Chairman. ed piee of land and purporting to have Balm which gave me immediate relief. can I have had no trouble since and must FOURTH REPRESENTATIVE DIS- have a change each day and been executed by said Mary Aim ikai say I find Chamberlain's Pain off Building. that TRICT. feel much better disposed and husband in favor Balm a fine since toward d liniment. I have used A. N. Campbell, Trustee, as of re-r- it for other troubles and always with All that portion of the Island of Oahu of Nuuanu the world and your in the office of. the said registrar ia The Von Hamm-Youn- g Company good results." J. Viljoen, Jacobsdal, lying east and south work? Our book 259 on page 445. hereby th-i- r Transvaal. For sale by Benson Smith street and a line drawn in exten- The sale opened new garage to the public Stein-Bloc- h & Co., Ltd., agents for Hawaii. Smart Clothes have advertised is subject to said mortgage. last night and the occasion brought a sion thereof from the Nuuanu Pali Mokapu A cash payment of one-hal- f of the-amou- large number of auto owners and en- to Point. you tried them? Made by better A POPULAR TEACHER. of the successful bid In Umt- - thusiasts as well as others to the fine 1st Precinct. Polling place, near the LIHUE. June 13. Mis Anna Thionas, tailors than sew together those you wear, and COSt less. ed States gold coin will be required new building on Alakea street in the foot of Punahou street. Inspectors: Wool, at principal of the Lihue Govt. wool-teste- sale, palfi. rear of the Young Hotel. The scene A. F. Clark, Sam Kamaiopili, and J. d. the time of the balance to be School, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. Kaohi. in United States gold coin upon the de presented there was a brilliant one. Friday Robert Scott of Kilauea from 2nd Polling place, corner Look closely for the of livery of the deed. The great covered room was lighted to Sunday last week. She leaves for Precinct. mark safetv with tubular electric lights, but the Honolulu by the W. G. Hall on Satur Keeaumoku street and Wilder Avenue. Deed at the expense of purihaserv main illumination came from scores of day. Her many friends wish her a Inspectors: Chas. Crane, Wm. J. Dated at Honolulu, Oahu, June 11, see auto lamps peered one pleasant vacation and hope to her "White, and W. O. S. Makekau 1905. that at from back in Lihue when school reopens. every side. There were some eighteen 3rd Precinct. Polling place, Pacific WM. HENRY. Tramway High Sheriff. Territory of Hawaii. cars in place around the sides of the TERRITORY OF HAWAII. Heights Road and Nuuanu Inspectors: O. Sorenson, 7130 June 15. 24. July 5. 17. room and Mr. Campbell stated that COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION. Avenue. there were twelve others out, as a George Kluegel, and J. B. Kahahawai. total BANKRUPTCY NOTICE. of thirty owners of cars were availing SAM 4th Precinct. Polling place, Emma TERRITORY OF HAWAII, to t ROCISTERED IOa S themselves of the privileges of the CO., Square. Inspectors: Wm. Savidge, HOP CO., QUONG WO SING IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TUB garage at the present tiroe. AH WO, LILIUOKALANI, TER- - Fred. B. Angus, and John Hills. - UNITED STATES IN AND FOR A garage such as this one is an RITORY OF HAWAII, by LOR- j 5th Precinct. Polling place, Kapua-RI- N THK DISTRICT AND TERRITO- innovation in Honolulu, although all ANDREWS, Attorney General, iwa BuiIdin&. inspectors: A. F. MRS. LIZZE KAM ANA PUAHI, RY OF HAWAII. the larger in - C' Svvaln Fred- - TurrilU cities the states have ISAAC TESTA. S. W. KAMOHO- - Cooke' and them. Here ovners may by paying a RODE- - 6th Precinct. Polling place near the ALII and the ESTATE of In the Matter of Thomas Hunan, certain stipulated sum per monih, the RIGUES by J. A. MAGOON, and Fire Station, corner of Beretania and a Voluntary Bankrupt. In Bank- Urn being regulated by the size of the to all whom it may concern: j Streets. Inspectors: C. A. Fort ruptcy. car, leave their automobiles in the gar Whereas, a petition has been pre- - Yarrick, E. R. Biven, and C. Morasky. M. age at any time and be sure they sented to said court by Trustees under Polling place. School Mclnerny To the creditors of Thornas Honaa. that 7th Precinct. Ltd. . - : 1 C C? A 1 1 . , - , . . - L t t inI L 1 on1 v - are cared for, JSot only are the cars 111 Ul O. V. 'J 1 ' UllU nri- House, Waimanalo. Inspectors: George of Honolulu. Island of Oahu. District firm their title in the following-de- - COR, MERCHANT AND FORT STS. of Territory kept for the owners, but they are C. Chalmers, A. Irvine, and Alona. and of Hawaii. scribed land: the-13t- adju-te- d Notice is hereby given that on washed, cleaned and without Beginning at a large rock on the Jrrecmci. ruiunj or persons desiring to be heard thereon noon 10 1905; on .g. day A. D. 1905. additional charge. A man may bring south edge of the main' Kalihi stream. Square. Inspectors: T, H. Petrie, Ju-h- is July if the other of June, the said ' must be in office of machine in say he wants a small gulch just be- - attendance at the lands by noon July 15 1905 Thomas Honan was duly adju- and that of ug - I at the mouth Asch and W. J. Karratti. v I. .3.--, : , a t 1 . . . i cue micici ignt-u- in cue; cupiiui jduuci-n..n j - : it again in an hour and it will be low a large bathing pool, this rocK 9th Precinct. Polling place, corner C S HOLLOW Y dicated bankrupt; and thu the first by following true ing, Honolulu, at 12 o'clock noon, of clean and radv at that time The ear-- beinf? located the street and Kawaiahao Lane. . Executive Officer. meeting of his creditors will be held ia azimuths and distances: of South said day, to show cause, if any, why age is open every day from 6 a. m. Lo-n- o 7130 15, 17, 20, 22, 24. 27. 29. room 202, Judd Building, Honolulu, To Kamanaiki Triangulation Station, Inspectors: R. E. Lockwood, Wm. June in said petition should not be granted. on 1905. until midnight. In connection with it 46 5' 30" 5076 feet. Austin, and R. Ludloff. the 26th day of June. A. D. A. J. CAMPBELL, is a fully equipped repair shop and all To Spire of R. C. Church, 73 15', 2562 10th Precinct. Polling place, corner PAYMENT OF WATER RATES. at 12 o'clock noon, at which time th necessary Treasurer Territory of Hawaii. parts for machines are kept feet. of King and Alexander streets. In-- said creditors may attend, prove their To Rock marked triangle on N edge i Honolulu, 14, 1905. in stock. Dressing rooms are to be W. June As provided 45 claims, appoint a trustee, examine the old crossing, 162 feet. spectors W. H. Charlock, Jr., D. for in Chapter of the built for both men women so that stream at road 7130 - and To Rock marked X on S. edge Thrum, and Daniel Kalauawa, Revised Laws of Hawaii 1905: bankrupt and transact such other busi- touring clothes may be kept at the ness stream, 80 00', 88 feet. REPRESENTATIVE DIS- AU persons holding water privileges as mav properly come before said garage. cast FIFTH Territory of Hawaii, To Survey Station marked with TRICT. or those paying water rates are hereby meeting The building is 100 x 50 feet in size, iron pipe 10 03', 745 feet, the boundary Treasurer s Office, Honolulu, Oahu, A. M. BROWN. - notified that the water rates for the with a floor space of 5000 square feet, runs thence by true azimuths as fol- All that portion of the Island of Oahu Referee in Bankruptcy. lows: IN RE DISSOLUTION OF THE six (6) months ending December 31, It Is of fireproof construction through- - lying west and north of Nuuanu 14, 1905. 713 258 feet, along bottom of 1905, will be due payable the Dated June Tho A an A frnnt and har-- E. PECK & COMPANY. LIMITED. and at small gulch joining Kawaaloa. street and a line drawn in exten- are corrugated galvan-- office of the Honolulu Water Works on walls and roof 2 29SO 00 120 along of sion thereof from the Nuuanu Pali ' feet bottom Whereas, the E. Peck & Company, the first day of July, 1905. SPECIAL MEETING ized iron on a steel frame. The few small gulch joining Kawaaloa. to Mokapu Point. Limited, a corporation established and On all such rates remaining unpaid sticks of timber in the frame are so 3. 308 40', 395 "feet, along bottom of - 1st Precinct. Polling place, Kane- by of on July 15, 1905, BAR ASSOCIATION. spaced that there is not the' remotest small gulch joining Kawaaloa. existing under and virtue the an additional charge of 319 105 ohe Court House. Inspectors: H. C. special Asso- place catching fire. 4. 30', feet, along bottom of laws of the Territory of Hawaii, has 10 per cent will be made. A meeting of the Bar possibility of the G. S. W. small gulch joining Kawaaloa. Adams, Kalaehao, and Rev. j will building was over $4000 pursuant to law in such cases made All privileges upon which rates re ciation of the Hawaiian Islands The cost of the 5. 335 00', 423 feet, along bottom of IC. Leleiw!. and provided, duly filed in this office, main unpaid to August 15, 1905. (30 days e held on Monday, June 26, 1905, at 4 and it has a capacity of forty cars. As small gulch joining Kawaaloa. - 2nd Precinct. Polling place, Koo- p. Head-sai- d soon as is reached the com- 6. 309 50', 340 feet, along of a petition for the dissolution of the after becoming delinquent) are subject o'clock m.. at the Republican this limit bottom Inspectors: An- pany proposes to erect a similar struc- small gulch joining Kawaaloa. lauloa Court House. corporation, together with a cer- - to immediate shut off, without further quarters. 925 Fort street. Honolulu, for pres- - Adams, Joseph Kekuku, J. ture on the lot just makai of the 7. 338 00', 240 feet, along bottom of drew and tificate thereto annexed as required by notice. the purpose of considering certain ap-- ent building. With thirty cars to start sman gulch joining Kawaaloa. H. Keanu. I -- li'V i law. All outside men have been instructed Plications.....lor memoersnip. in with it looks as if the limit would g 34go 15 260 feet, along bottom of 3rd Precinct. Polling place, Waia- - i Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to shut off all delinquent privileges as C. F. CLEMONS. soon be reached. gulch joining Kawaaloa, i repre- - small lua Court House. Inspectors: A, M. Several- types of cars were g 332o w 365 feet to top of Kama. to any and all persons that have been fast as possible after August 15, 1905. Secretary. s, - night. were uiab-mobile- Nowell, D. Kaawalu, and Ahuna Wai- 14, 1905. 713 sented last tnere naiki Ridge. or are now Interested in any manner J Rates are payable at the office of the Honolulu, June the runabout, the car that 10. 102 30', 195 -- top Ka- - koloa. ; feet along of whatsoever in the said corporation, Honolulu Water Works to the Chief really made the automobile a popular manaiki Ridge 4th Precinct. Polling place, Wala-na- e runa.- - objections to granting of the Clerk of the Department uf Public ESTATE OF LUM HOY. vehicle in America, tne touring n Stmthwesterlv along the top of Court House. Inspectors: Frsd. that the bout, the tonneau car and the more said petition must be filed in this office Works. the Kamanaiki Ridge to the boundary Ka-ilie- ha Meyer, Lenfe Spencer, and S. W. j J- elaborate touring car that is a later Qf Quaua tne direct bearing and dis- - on or before 12 o'clock noon, Friday, - H- - ROWLAND, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE development. There 'were White 6,o 55 g92 FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY tance being. feet August 18, 1905, and that any person Superintendent of the Honolulu Water steamers of two different models, there 12 159o 09 1T83 feet along ouaua to 5th Precinct. Polling place, Ewa OF HAWAII. IN PRORATE AT run- - or persons desiring to be heard thereon Works. was one model of the Autocar, a boundary of Apana i Gf L. C. A. 1049 Pavilion. Inspectors: P. A. Swift, W. CHAMBERS. were two great office of Honolulu. T. H., June 8, 1905. 130 about and then there tQ Keawe p0epoe. P. Johnson, and B. Staar Kapu. must be in attendance at the The largest of the 265' 2 Wlnton machines. 13 m. 05 feet along Apana ' the undersigned, in the Capitol Build- In the Matter of the Estate of Lum second largest size mami- - 6th Precinct. Polling place, Ewa two is the Qf L c A 1049 ing, Honolulu, at 12 o'clock noon, of NOTICE. Hoy, Deceased. o - factured. It is almost as big aa a lfi-- 2o' 376 feet, alone- same to Court House. Inspectors: W. G. roomy said day, to show cause, if any, why street car. as comfortable and & point Qn th'e South side of the Kalihi j Ashley, John E. Kahoa, and Geo. Ha- power- - All outstanding bills for materials Order of Notice of for Allow- - as a private car and much more stream bearing by true azimuth 267 nna said petition should not be granted. Petition furnished and services rendered in the ance of Final Accounts and Dis- - ful than any 30'. 114 from a rock -- A. J. CAMPBELL. and distant feet th Pollin& place, KaHh, 'commencing charge in this horse power and has a speed of a mile . period July 1. 1904, and Estate. marked triangle at the Northwest P-- - Treasurer Territory of Hawaii. Campbell said An- - 34(t3 Pumping station. Inspectors: , On reading and filing the petitioa a minute. Mr. that corner of Grant tQ A Rosa 14, 1905. ending June 30, 190a. must be in my of-- T;. M- Honolulu, June and accounts of Walter C. Weedon. drew Carnegie owned a duplicate one. j- - Northeasterly along the South - Naluai, John K. Kaaeae, and S.B. 7130 fice properly certified, if on the Island of of Lum It is remarkable how the automobrle f th Kalihi stream to the initial Kaneihalau Administrator the Estate of Oahu by July 10, 1905, if on the other Hoy, deceased, wherein he asks to be business in Honolulu has grown within the direct bearlng and distance gth place, King ' Precinct. Polling ' 15, allowed $1103.77, and he charges him the past few months. Since going into bein 258c 45', 433.5 ft. area, exclusive of Territory of Hawaii, islands by July 1905 - street, mauka of Kaiulani School. In self with $1747.68, and asks the business in October the'Von Ham- Grant 2g No. 6, to the Board of Edu- - Treasurer's Office, Honolulu, Oahu. M. WHITE, thai for- - spectors: M. K. Hulu, Asa Kaulia, and same may be examined and approved, Toung Company has sold a total of cation 46 5 acres. Being land of Ka- - Chief Clerk, -- may ty-fo- ur which means Spencer. and that a final order be made machines, that the ioaloa a leie" of the Hi of Niau, Ka- - Chas. W. IN RE DISSOLUTION OF THE - very Department of Public Works, Hono- of distriouti.on of property remain-lul- u. automobile Is becoming a popular ,ih. 0anu being Grant 3403 to Antone 9th Precinct. Polling place, at Junc- HUSTACE & COMPANY, the promotion work is T. H.. May 31. 1905. 7130 ing in hlr hands to the persons thereto article here. Much Rosa excepting certain included land tion of Kuakini and Nuuanu streets. LIMITED. being done in the trade papers and by described below and a portion of Apa- - entitled, and discharging him and biff Inspectors: Lyle A. Diokey, C. F. Al- resporisfbttl'rf- - the companies who are always asking na j Qf L c A 1049 to Keawepoepoe. SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE. sureties from all further Ha- - Whereas, & Company, as for material about automobiling in Notes of Survey of Grant 28. No. 6, exander, and David Kauahipaula. the Hustace such. is ordered, Monday, 17th waii for use in their advertisements. to Board of Education, included with- - 10th Precinct. Polling place, Aala Limited, a corporation established and It that the in- - Under and by virtue of a certain day A. D. 1905, 10 The garage will be open for the Jn 3403 to Ant0ne Ros.a, Fong, existing by of the of July. at o'clock Grant Park. Inspectors: Wm. Kwai under and virtue a. m., spection of the public every evening a point 23 feet westerly execution issued out of the Circuit before the judge of said court, Beginning at Patrick Gleason, and J. K. Notley. laws of the Territory of Hawaii, has room this week and the display of cars is of a large rock on the edge of a small Cou- -t of the First Judicial Circuit, at the court of the said court, 11th Precinct. Polling place, Gulick pursuant to law in such cases made Honolulu, Island of Oahu, be well worth seeing. gulch, said point being located by the Territory of Hawaii, on the 7th day of at and Avenue, mauka of Kalihiwaena School. and provided, duly filed in this office, the same hereby is appointed as th following true azimuths and distances. June, A. D. 1905. in the matter of The by Inspectors: K. R. G. Wallace, George. a petition for the dissolution of the time and place for hearing said peti- To Survey Station marked cast per- OF TALENT 356 Portuguese Mutual Benefit Society of tion and accounts, and that all PLENTY iron pipe. 56'. Barker, and Koapili Kaauwai. said corporation, together with a cer- sons may t point of survey Hawaii, a corporation, plaintiff, vs. interested then and there ap- To Rock initial of A. L. C. ATKINSON, tificate thereto annexed as required by pear and show cause, any Kaloaloa. 235 2', 199 feet. Marv Ann Kahanamaikai defendant, I if they have, IS PROMISED Secretary of Hawaii. law. why the same should not be granted, To Rock marked triangle on have, on the 13th day of June, A. D. may present edge of stream, ISO3 50', 97 feet. Per C. R. BUCKLAND. Now, therefore, notice is hereby given and evidence as to wh mando- North 1905, levied upon, and shall offer for are to property The tickets for Ernest Kaai's To Rock marked X on South Executive Building, Honolulu, May to any and all persons that have been entitled the said And sale sell public to that notice of this order, in the Eng-hih- Pt lin and guitar concert which takes edge of stream. 218 30'. 127 feet, the 31. 1905. and at auction the or are now interested in any manner -- ,ish language, published Pa-- Prog- - declination on 13. hirtdPr at th pom station be in the place next Saturday evening at magnetic December 127 June 4, 8. 11, 15, 18. 19. whatsoever in the said corporation. cific newspa- ,. , , , 3o Commercial Advertiser, vw at 1904 beinsr 9" h. the boundary runs Kalakaua Hale, in said Honolulu, at 12 pers nan nave wen jjiatcu - to granting of printed and published in Hono-- . a.s that objections the the " V. trno niimiith follows- , 1 , . V . . T . I 1 , - Un 17tV rxf Tillir .. . . . thought . v f 1iv all music stores. At first it was fe?t on Territory of Hawaii, said petition must be filed in this office, " iuiu, unce a ween, ror tnree successive A. D. 1905. all right, and in- - feKs, tne publication to be not one depot for their sale would be Q &ulch. Office, Honolulu. Oahu. 12 noon, Friday, the title last that small Treasurer's on or before o'clock less than two weeks so many enquiries have o. 78 00', 150.0 feet. terest of the said Mary Ann Kahana . previous to the sufficient but August 18, 1905, and that any person j time therein appointed for said hear- - 3. 1SS 55', 145.5 feet to rock in to the following de- - been made for tickets that every music marked IN RE DISSOLUTION OF THE or persons desiring to be heard thereon . maikai and ing. on South side of road. store in town has asked for a supply. X EXPRESS COMPANY, 'scribed real property, unless the sum Dated at Honolulu this 7th day of 4. 226 20', 167.6 feet to the Initial UNION must be in attendance at the office of. An addition to the piogram was made . - of One Thousand I hree Hundred iwen- - June, 190o. LIMITED. Capitol Build- ( point. the undersigned, in the -- Quin- - r. (SlSmedl - JUL. yesterday, the famous Kawaihau t...L V xt..1 i t,V-A- if.n i MMI I I rwior-- o, - ALEX. LINDSAY . Area 0.55 acres. insr. Honolulu, at 12 o'clock noon lit.- ..' L'uiiai tet being engaged to give selections hereby to appear ...... j,iv. owwmw ju'ie "l ine circuit coun as well as play at the dance which You are cited at Whereas, the Union Express Compa- said day, to show cause, if any, why the First Circuit. the Court of Land Registration, to be issued, with inter- - takes place after the concert is over. ny, Limited, a corporation established said petition should not be granted. execution together Attest: program will held at Honolulu. Island of Oahu. on expenses A strong feature of the and existing under and by virtue of the A. J. CAMPBELL, est, costs and my fee and are W. R. STMA given by three the 14th day of July, A. D. 1905. at 1:30 be the numbers the to cause, laws of Territory of Hawaii, has previously paid: Clerk of the Circuit Court of the have been organized by o'clock in the afternoon, show the Treasurer Territory of Hawaii. Circuit. clubs which any you have, why prayer of made All certain piece or parcel of First Ernest Kaai. They are the Children's if the pursuant to law in such cases Honolulu, June 14, 1905. that 7124 June 8. 15, 22, 29. petition should not be granted. buildings situ- Mandolin Club. Juvenile Mandolin Club. said and provided, duly filed in this office, 7130 land, with the thereon And unless you appear at said court and Chinese Mandolin and Guitar Club. a petition for the dissolution of the ate near the Portuguese Protestant ex- - " BOOKS CLOSED. These clubs contain a number of f Tv. corporation, cer- AGRICULTURE AND Church in the Ahupuaa of Auwaio- - f performers and default w, be recorded, and said said together with a BOARD OF ceptionally talented as by limu and more particularly described WILDER'S S. S. COMPANY. some very attractive pieces are being petition will be taken confessed, and tificate thereto annexed as required FORESTRY rehearsed by them. ou win be forever barred from con- - law. as follows: Notice is hereby given that tttm -- stock transfer books of Wildf-r'- s Steam- IfucB interest has been evinced in tne "j Now. therefore, notice is hereby given All outstanding bills for materials Beginning at the southwest comer tered thereon ship Co. will be closed from and in- last public appearance of Master Willie to any and all persons been or services rendered the of this lot at fence post at corner of L. Esq . that have furnished cluding 1st day 1905, U Ball, the clever young mandolinist whose , Witness PHILIP WEAVER. the of June. fence--an-d running as follows by true i. music has been enjoyed at so many Judne of said Court, this 13th day of or are now interested in anv manner Board of Agriculture and Forestry in and including the 30th day of Ju-- local concerts in the pa5t. Master Ball June, in the year nineteen hundred and whatsoever in the said corporation, the period commencing July 1, 1904. and bearings. fMag. Var. 10' 00' E.) :905. By of Boar-- J is leaving Honolulu and Saturday's five. that objections to granting of the ending June 30. 1905. must be in the ,1 N. 73 2S' E. 73.9 feet along fence order the of Directors. the ( give music-lover- s a chance with Seal of said Court. (Signed) S. B. ROSE. concert will Attest petition office office Board. Government N. W. corner; I to hear this clever young performer (Seal) W. L. HOWARD, said must be filed in this of the t Secretary. j - 2 16 30' 76.7 along before he departs. Reeistrar. on or before 12 o'clock noon, Friday. , Nursery. Kin street, Honolulu, proper- S. E. feet fence; Honolulu, T. H., May 31, 1905. The Chinese Infant Phenomenon, 7130 June 15, 22, 29, July 6. August IS, 1905, and that any person ly certified, if on the Island of Oahu by 3. S. 73 2S' W. 73.4 feet along fence; j 7117 i 'mi-

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JUNE 15, 1905.

FRATERNAL MEETINGS. I Castle & Cooke, Ltd. FOUNDATION OF EXTORTION, WILL WRITE f. ft If. I HONOLULU. MtMORIAL StRVICES. Etc. COMMISSION MERCHANTI GRAFT AND CORRUPTION OF Auctioneer, " SUGAR FACTORS. Mm SALESROOMS S7-85- 7 Kaahumanu St. hold their AGENTS FOR The I. O. O. F. will The M EM1 K I A L SERVICES, Ewa Plantation Co 2 o'clock The Waialua Agricultural Co., I Sunday. June 18. 1905. at Atherton Brownell to The Ltd. In" Fellows' Hall. All Kohala Sugar Co. p. m.. Odd The Waimea Sugar Odd Fellows and Rebakahs are re- Peters Says is Shown in Chillingworth Mill Co. quested to attend. What Be With Taft The Fulton Iron Works St. Louis. The Standard Oil Co. OF COMMITTEE. Ex-Dep- uty BY ORDEK Case--Th- e Finds The George F. Blake Steam Pumps, Jury the Party. Weston's Centrifugals. The New England Mutual Life Insur- POLYNESIAN ENCAMP- High Sheriff Not Guilty. ance Co.. of Boston. Atherton Brownell, who is connected The Aetna Insurance Co., of Hart- MENT. ford, Conn. I. O. O. F. with the office of Frank Seaman, the NO. 1, The Alliance Assurance Co., of Lon- Xew York representative of the Ha- don. Meets every first and third FRIDAY After a deliberation of about half an "There is a condition of things." he p. m., Odd waii Promotion Committee, will ac- fcf the month at 7:30 in yesterday, the jury found Charles said as he showed the record to the Hall, Fort Street, hour jury, "which is the essence and quint- company Taft's party to the Philip- rHow' cordially invited to F. Chillingworth not guilty of extor- essence of graft, corruption and every- Visiting brothers pines, as general writer for a syudi- - second degree, for which he thing attend. tion in the vile' cate American newspapers, and he BE ATTR4G1IVE, H. GEHRING, C. P. of- "The man who made the arrests made f been indicted and tried. The i Scribe. had up docket for court;" Mr. Peters will also write some magazine articles, L. L. LA PIERRE. alleged to been com- the fense was have went on. "It would not do to have 1 This means much for Hawaii, as Mr. G'RLS. when Chil-lingwor- th on mitted in September last, fomr names the docket and have Brownell, through his work for Mr. It is your duty to make vour-sel- f LODGE NO. i, up EXCELSIOR was Deputy High Sheriff, by eight persons come who had been Seaman, Ha- as attractive as you can. The L O. O. F. arrested, or to have a blank record has become familiar with the extorting of $15 from a Japanese waii, and he has already a very thor- prettiest feature is "the mouth. and four person who had given bail Its expression depends upon the every TUESDAY evening &t man named Tajiro Sumida. Part of come up." ough outfit of pictures of the Islands. your Meets woman, teeth. Have teeth made :H, to Odd Fellows Hall, Fort street. the case was that a Japanese Mr. Peters laid stress on the evidence He promises iu a letter to Mr. Boyd right delays are dangerous. Visiting brother cordially invited to arrested with the man in a house at of the former High Sheriff as showing of the Promotion Committee that he Consultation always free. that even that official's liberal con- ftttenC Pauahi and Smith streets, had also col- will do all he can to make the most THE EXPERT DENTISTS, R. A. WOODWARD, N. O. struction of the alleged custom of been made to pay Chillingworth money lecting bail away from the station of his opportunitv while here. 215 Hotel St. L. L LA PIERRE, Secretary. F. L. Ferguson, D. D. S. $10 in her case to save herself from house had been grossly exceeded by the defendant in hi- - admitted acts. He CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC, CHOLERA PACIFIC REBEKAH LODGE, being taken to the police station. to man- HONOLULU IRON also paid some attention the AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY. WORKi NO. i, L O. O. F. Chillingworth's defense was not a ner in which Chester Doyle had given COMPANY. denial of taking the money, but a his evidence, saying that he was "less This remedy is everywhere acknowl- Meets every second and fourth as bail and verbose than usual" when under cross-examinati- on edged to be the most successful medi- Machinery, Black Pipe, Galvanize showing that it was taken prosecution. Thursday, at 7:30 p. m., Odd Fellow's by the The in use Complaints. Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron and En- turned in at the police station. easy inference was that the Deputy cine for Bowel It Steel, ill. Fort Street. Mag- - quickly. gineers' Supplies. in- - Judge Lindsay, former District Attornev General regarded the "crim- - always cures, and cures It Visiting Rebekahs are cordially - . I Office Nuuanu street. ptted to attend. istrate; Harry Murray, High Sheriffs inologist" of the Attorney General ie-- can be depended upon even in the mo4t TODAY Works Kakaako. HANNAH SMITH, ii.Q., receiving sta- - j partment as "a hostile witness" on this severe and dangerous cases. Cures clerk; Jack Kalakiela, ocea MARGUERITE E. MOORE, Sec'y. po- - sion griping, tion clerk: Chester Doyle, former In conclusion. Mr. Peters made a all kinds of diarrhoea, and at lice detective and now "criminologist" strong appeal tb the jurors, on their the first unusual looseness , of the w. w & HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. i, a on the plain Ben- - mm co. of the Attorney General's department; paths, to render verdict bowels should be taken. Sold by Auction Sale I. O. R. M. face of the evidence, disregarding1 all son Smith & Co.. Ltd.. agents for Ha A M. Brown, High Sheriff at the time outf5j(le. ,nnuence8, circumstances and Limited - waii. Meets every second and fourth in question; A. McDuffie, police detec- prejUdices. He urged them to rid their : "H THURSDAY of each month, in L O. five and the defendant himself were j minds of the idea, to cultivate which em- Merchant Tailors D. F. Hall., called in support of the defense attempts had been made that the HALEI W A. Thursday, 15, 1905 all ployment of Hatter to in- - June Visiting brothers cordially invited to Detective The Haleiwa Hotel, Honolulu's fa- attend, mentioned. vestigate conditions here constituted a AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., Waity Building, King bt, j The evidence of the officials in gen reproach to the community. They mous country resort, on the line of T. D. STROUP, Sachem, away any At premises occupied by Mr M. M. Phone Bine 2741 EDWIN FARMER, C. R. eral went to show that it was custom- must not be carried by the Oahu Railway, contains every popular feeling that would hold a modern improvement and affords its Johnson, Ewa side of Territory Stables, ary for officers to collect bail" at the so high ' Opposite cyfcrv deputy high sheriff to be and guests an opportunity to enjoy all King street, opposite 4iT!iw WILLIAM M'KINLEY places of arrest and enter real or fic- as to be above the law. for he Kawaiahao mighty amusements golf, tennis, billiards, LODGE, names of persons arrested in the was just as much amenable to the law church, American and Foreign titious fresh and salt water batning, shoot- NO. 8, K. of P. record, depositing the bail col- of the land as was the speaker, the Worsteads station judge himself or any of themselves. ing, fishing, riding and driving. Tick- lected but not bringing the persons to HOUSEHOLD evening Judge De Bolt read the instructions ets, including railway rare and one full ieets every SATURDAY at for or any jury retired to FORM m., Harmony Hall, the station identification of the court and the day's room and board, are sole at the JAPANESE AND AMERICAN. t:M P. in Kins consider their verdict, with the result fcraet. other purpose. Judge Lindsay stated Honolulu station and Trent & Com- And Effects, usual amounts of fines for the of- above stated. Visiting brothers cordially invited to the pany for $5.00. For departure of trains NEAT, NATTY GOODS. Dry and Fancy Goods attend. fenses with which the persons from THE LIBEL SUIT. bail consult time table. EDWIN FARMERS, C.C., whom Chillingworth had exacted J. T. McCrosson was on the stand Thoroughly furnished house. Manufacturers of Straw Hats. & is, accepting the Ballou-Parke- On Sundays, the Haleiwa Limited, a E. A JACOBSON. K. of R. S. were charged that for another day in the r Just the item you want there. theory of the defense that the names libel suit, continuing the story of the two-hou- r tram, leaves at 8:22 a. m.; IWAKAMI a HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. i, on the station record stood for the per- light in both Honolulu and Washing- returning, arrives L. Honolulu t 10:10 Comprising HOTEL STREET. sons arrested by Chillingworth and ton for a Government license to de- p. m. Chairs, Tables, Rockers, RATHBONE SISTERS. McDuffie on a certain raid. The velop the Kohala mountain water. For judge's figures corresponded to the a part of his party's scheme, he testi- Rugs, Iron and Brass Bedsteads, Meets every 2nd and 4th Monday, at fied yesterday, a Government license The Duke of Argyll was once visiting Knights Pythias' King street. alleged bail levies. Chiffoniers, Pictures tflllman none j of Hall, A. M. Brown gave anything but was not required, only it was a matter a school at Ascot, and noticed a small cordially invited, to at-- - All visitors strong backing to the proposition that of importance to- them that "the other boy running as hard as he could around Lounges, Bureaus, Boquet Cigars fellows'' did not get it. I IDA TURNER. M.E.C., such custom of collecting bail outside the cricket ground. When he had been Washstands, Mattresses, CAVER LUNCH ROOMS was lawful business. Mr. Peters, in COUKT NOTES. a. . GRACE O'BRIEN, M. of R.&C. special round it three times and stopped, the Pillows, Bed Linen, nob. addressing the jury, made a The trustees under the will of the point of limit Brown set to the duke asked the headmaster why he was Dining Table, DE the late Sam. C. Allen are authorized by . Table, LODGE LE PROGRES theory. ex- running alone in that extraordinary-way- A FINE NEW ASSORTMENT .Iinlye Lindsay to invest a sum not Linen, Cutlery, Curtains, LOCEANIE. There were just three circumstances, ceeding $30,000 in bonds of the Cali- "Oh," said the master, "that's Lord Direct from China. according to Brown, when the releas- fornia - Hawaiian Sugar Refining Co. Randolph Churchill's son. When he Portieres, Meets the last Monday in each ing of prisoners on bail without taking Joinders in demurrer have been filed GRASS LINKH - in 7:30 vs. talks too much we make him go three FULL LENGTH DRESSING MIR- all colors Qsonth. at o'clock, in Masonic them to the station be regular, in the suits of Seeondino Troche also embroidered pieces for Shirtwasta. Vemple, corner Alakea and Hotel namely: L When it would save a good Kekaha Sugar Co. and Metropolitan times round. The truth was that ROR, treets. Visiting Masons cordially in- deal of trouble and expense. 2. If a Meat 'o. vs. Yee Hop & Co. Mr. Winston Churchill had fjust been Leave is granted by Judge Lindsay Kitchen Goods, Sideboard, Kwong Yuen Hinq IN vited to attend. reputable citizen was arrested and Indulging chatter, and had been sent R- - in 36 38 N. F. WALDRON, 3. was to Sophia Caspar, guardian of her Puhns, Plants, Etc. and King Street. tendered bail. If a warrant remortgage the round the field to silence him. Secretary. served on a person sick in bed. six minor children, to C. G. BOCKUS, W.M. property of minors. None of these conditions fitted the Satisfaction of judgment for $2,-."41.- case at bar. and costs of court has been filed JAS. F. MORGAN. Use COURT CAMOES, NO. 8uo, McDuffie, under direct examination, by plaintiff in the suit of Bank of Ha- AUCTIONEER. Novetty Mills A. O. P. told of a raid Chillingworth and he waii vs. Kapiolani Estate. fa & & I made on houses at Pauahi and Smith Judgment by default has been en- EXCELLENT FLOUR Meets every tnd 4th streets. He identified a female witness tered for plaintiff in the suit of John and one pair trus- Tuesday of for the prosecution as of the D. Paris vs. Clinton J. Hutchins, When you buy a package of NIR- eaeh month at he arrested and he said the bail col- tee, for $13i0.ot claim and $59.51 costs, CALIFORNIA FEED CO., Agent 7:30 p. m.. In San Antonio lected was in the station. execution therefor to issue. VANA TEA you are getting the turned at - Hall, Vineyard street. Under cross-examinati- he told of his Citations have been issued in the FULL value for your money. You on pe- To S. S. Visiting brothers cordial- career ever since he left school, be-- ; Court of Land Registration the may pay more for some other brand, arrive x ALAMEDAa titions of the S. '. Allen trustees for ti- ly invited to attend. ginning with his Honolulu police em- you cannot get a better tea Fancy Oregon Burbank ployment and going back. After work- tles to lands in Kalihi valley contain- but J. D. MARQUES, C.R., ing, respectively, 0.S0 acre and 0.55 giv- ing on Cotton Bros. & Co.'s dredge at than it is, and you are merely M. C. PACHECO. F.C. acre and of Lincoln Loy McCandless greater profit. $4 a day he went on the force at a for title to land at Halawa containing ing someone a salary $60 to a THEODORE ROOSEVELT. of a month. Promoted 1.42 acres, returnable before Judge NIRVANA is a tea that never detective's position he was raised to Weaver on July disappoints. If it does not entirely GERTZ BROS. Phone Blue Camp No. i, U. S. W. V. $135 a month. When the retrenchment policy of Governor Carter went into satisfy YOUR MONEY BACK. COURTEOUS TREATMENT. Department Hawaii. effect he was cut down to $100 a month, NEWSPAPER PLANT ON CARS PROMPT ATTENTION. Meets every first ' and but High Sheriff Brown allowed him BEST QUALITY AND LOTS MORS third WEDNESDAY at $25 additional for expenses. Prior to Daily la Issued from a Special Sent AT Waverley Hall. his Honolulu experience he worked for Out by Indian Territory !$ fj? 1$( 601SOLIDA1 ED SODA Visiting comrades cordial- the Standard Oil Co. in San Francisco Citizens. WATER HID ly invited to attend. seven a years, except- about and half PHONE MAIN 7L PAUL SMITH, Cmdr., ing a period of over a year latterly in Tulsa, I. T. What to do with a hun- R. H. LONG, Adjutant. the United States service in the Philip- dred million cubic feet of natural gas. pines. Before working for the Stand- hundreds of acres of undeveloped coal G. 0. YEE BOP & Go. HONOLULU AERIE 140 ard Oil Co. he had served an appren- fields, and other resources has been a HENRY WRIGHT F. O. E. ticeship of three years at harness-makin- g. problem for Tulsa to solve. SHIP AND COR. BERETANIA AND ALAKEA GENERAL At a meeting recently held a hundred STREETS. BLACKSMITH, Meets on the 2nd and 4th WEDNES- F. E. Thompson, attorney for the de- men volunteered to make an advertis- In Rear of Honolulu Planing MIL DAY evenings of each month at 7:W fendant, stated that the defense would ing trip through several states in the FORT STREET, be submitted to the jury on the court's rslock in K. of P. Hall, King street. east and assist in the colonization of this P. O. Box 823. Honolulu. Vtoiting Eagles are invited to at-- instructions without argument. rapidly developing country, and for that E. C. Peters. Deputy Attorney Gen- purpose have chartered a special train The IRISH MAIL M. ROSENBERG, W.P. eral, did not let the Territory's case and in a few days will invade the crowd- The only "Ideal" exercises your boy COTTON BROS. & CO. H. T. MOORE. W. Secty. go so easy. At the outset he urged ed of United districts the States. r girl will appreciate once intro- ESGINEERS AND GENERAL CON- upon the jury that it was not a case An entire train of sleepers and parlor duced Into the home. Its geared, where the prosecution had to construct TRACTORS. cars has been secured. This train will "cannot upset," "speed regulated." Plans and Estimates furnished for all and support a theory. There was carry the party through Illinois, Indiana, sad muscles developed by same straight evidence of the offense charg- classes of Contracting Work. Ohio. Iowa and Missouri. principle as if rowdng. Boston Block, : : : : j j ed were by Honolulu. TEACHERS i and the facts admitted the A up as a for defense. He depre- baggage car has been fitted PRICE ;l witnesses the newspaper office, $7.50. EXCURSION cated the prevalence of nn atmosphere and for the first time THE LATEST IN MILLINERY in the history of newspaperdom a daily-pape- r j TO in Auction Sale at ; VOLCANO, the courtroom indicative of a belief I will be issued on a train. Each THOS. G. THRUM. that those prosecutions for . graft in TUESDAY, JUNE 20. S town or city visited will get an edition of Bookseller and Stationer, V the police department last year were Madame the Daily Record, which will be filled 1063 Fort Street. Friday, June 16, 1905 Josephine's FINE TRIP AT CHEAP a farce. "A condition of affairs is shown by with information of the country it rep- At my salesroom, 47 Kaahumanu MILLINERY PARLORS, the evidence which is a foundation of resents, besides furnishing information street 162 Hotel Street. as to cause trip. graft, of extortion and of corruption." the of the AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., the Deputy Attorney General thunder- - A brass band of 5i pieces will be with Pure Wines sS TRENT & rn . ed the train, and in an ordinary day coach, REGULAR YOKOMiZO 938 Fort Street. Mr. Peters drew a vivid picture of the with seats removed, will bean exhibit of and Liquors Dealer in j condition thus asserted, showing how the natural resouces of the couuiry sur- Family Trade Solicited. CORAL ROCK, GARDEN SOIL, I' unlimited was the opportunity open to rounding Tulsa. FRIDAY SAND, such "an able detective as McDuffie." Lovejoy & Co. ETC., who had the great ability "to detect a Nuuanu St. Phone 308 SOLD VERY CHEAP. Orders Phone The old theory that the apparent en SALE Blue 1211 attended to at once. crowd in front of an icecream stand." moon near the To Order Suits for Young Men a for levying graft largement of sun and specialty without stint. It was horizon is due to comparison with ter FURNITURE, a condition of Slide. McDuffie. slide CHICKENS, Kl BBEK STAMPfe EVERY SUIT INDIVIDUAL NO with bail." rest rial objects lias long been unsatis the It is now explained as a re A FINE OF BUGGIES, We make RUBBER STAMPS TWO ALIKE. That perjured Mr. factory. LINE BLACK SUITS that evidence." Peters HARNESS, are in every way first-clas- s, exclaimed as he thumped open page suit of some peculiarity of the eye JUST RECEIVED AT dura- the HATS, bility a perfect impression re- George A. Martin of the station house record which accounts also for the late deter and containing i; PIANOS. ceiving particular Merchant Tailor. the entries of fictitious names of those mination that the shape of the sky GLOBE CLOTHING CO. attention. r ssCTcnant St.. Next from whom bail' was said a horizontally widened convexity, wit pnf to have been 64 Hotel Street. HAWAIIAN NRWS Co, Ltd. collected. a singular depression in the zenith. JAS. F. MORGAN, YOUNG AUCTIONEER. BUILDING STORE. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JUNE 15, 1905. 9

1 LOCAL BREVITIES. DOOLEY ON SKEETERS. II 1 "" mammamam HEPBURN FOR FOURTH I mm Willie Vida'has returned to Honolulu "Phwat is this Skeet-Go?- " asked . Hennessey. Mew as a sailor of the ship Arthur Sew-all- Hinnissey. " Process OF JULY ORATOR Deputy Sheriff W. T. was " replied Dooley. "ye Rawlins make me more ashamed of ye than I One Only of each detained from duty with a bad cold i yesterday. raillv am. Phwat is Skeet-Go- ? Yer Gas Ranges ignorance is appahih." Design The sale by J. F. Morgan of the and Color in Little or no thought has yet been "Well, phwat is ut?" Stratemeyer property was confirmed by enlighten ye, but 'tis pitiful to a or Judge Dole'yesterday. "I'll Save Money given to ceieoration tne fourth " see a man so .linse. Skeet-G- o and the July, but it is already proposed tha The closing exercises of St. An- reiliction of Roosevelt are the two Priory They possess that quality which Hf n. W. P. Hepburn, member of Con drew's School will occur this greatest things of the prisint century. guarantees durability, evening primary department, seven to 'Tis a devise to git rid of lnuskeeters. convenience gress from Iowa, who is now . here and eight: eighth grade, eight to nine. 'Tis a piece of gauze ye place over th' and Low Gas Bills. t t Sun Shades, will be here until middle July ! Parasols the of The paper on Chicken Diseases read top of a small wid some buhack All ranges sold on easy terms. ,.t be the orator of the day. before the Poultry Association on pnwdher on it; ye light the Tuesday evening was prepared by Mr. turn down the wick a hrifle, an' there Greene, but read by Mr. Weaver. ye are an' there the skeeters aint. fur EXTRA MOONLIGHT .Mr. Alexander pictures they jist naturally lie down an quit. "ott's and "Does ut asked Hennessey. Carriage sketches which have been on exhibition shmell?" Parasols does not.'' replied Iooley. BAND CONCERT at the Pacific Club, are now on view "it ' the Pacific " 'Tis a mirrukle, said Henessey. at Hardware Company's art God-send,- rooms. " 'Tis a " concluded the An extra moonlight band concert philosopher. For the thrifln' sum of All the latest S. K. Pinao and Miss Alice Keoho wan dollar ye can purchase peace given square 7:30 were an' will be at Emma at united in marriage at Arion hall comfort in the home, reading the lat- this evening when the following pro last evening. Elder Waller officiating. est war ravins of the tilligraf editors is employed AT gram will be played: Pinao in the Marine Hos- wid the pa-ap- in wan hand and strok-in- ' pital Service. the ca-a- t wid the other." PART I. The applications of Henry E. Cooper "An where do ye git it?" asked March "The Magnet" (new) Losey J. J. Dunne and Judge Perrv for mem the interested Hennessey? Overture "The Iload to Glory" .. Kling bership in the Bar Association have "At the Hobron Drug Co., an' yure E. W. JORDAN & Co., LTD. Fantasia 'The Chirpers" Frank been posted in the office of the clerk dollar back if ut dont suit." Grand Selection "Maritana" . .Wallace of the judiciary department. PART II. A telegram from Honolulu received STYLISH MILLINERY AT by (a) "Hilo Kupaloke,"' the Jiji states that the report of the (b) "Mi'hina Malamalama" movement for the exclu-io- n of Japan ese laborers from the Hawaiian islands Miss Power's RECEIVED BY S. S. SIBERIA. S (c) "Goodbye Little Girl" 1 1. i Mrs. X. Alapai. is groundless. Japan Times. MILLINERY PARLORS, MM. "The Japanese War March" (new).. Japanese of Oahu plantation, to LEADERS IX GAS RAXGES Luders gether with 300 of that nationality from Boston Building, Fort Street. DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN Selection "Fiddle Dee-De- e" Mackie town, will celebrate the opening of a Lancers "Madame Angot" new church and school erected for them W'aipahu by Manager (by request) Lecocq at Bull. fc rm FICTION FINE SILK KIM0NAS "The Star Spangled Banner." A special meeting of the Bar Assoca- - uga r n PAPER COVER. Just Opened M Wr tion of the Hawaiian Islands will be SAVES One-Ha- lf 2000 COPIES. From $5.00 and up. Your Bill, held on Mpnday. June 26, at 4 o'clock j Feed Good Paper, Large Type, Choice A good mixed drink is p. m., at the Republican headquarters, I Better Than Oats Selection BEAUTIFUL IVORY WARE. ARTISTIC CARVING. thing of beauty and a joy for 828 Port street, for the purpose of eon. Or Barley for Horses. ONLY 15c OR 7 FOR $1.00. sidering certain applications for mem See Our Window Display. AT. s long as it lasts. bership. E. J. WALKER, Agent. WALL 2S1CIIOLS CO. And even when it reaches Judge Dole yesterday sentenced Jo Nuuanu Street that from no seph Keawe, convicted of embezzling AVFfil ICA'C bourne whence lostofflce money order funds while he Just Mauka of Hotel cocktail e'er returns its inspir- was postmaster at Hookena. Hawaii, to ed manufacture gladdens the be imprisoned six months in Oahu rison and to pay a fine of I45S.68, this internal economy long after being the amount the jury found he the flavor has teased to titil- embezzled. Correct late the palate. Judge De Bolt announced yesterday that he would take no vacation this Oh, the grateful charm of a summer, but he could not get any at torneys to Clothes to consent attend court at mint julep truly and pictur- FOR. 11N prepared. a. m. The opening hour was left at hUKfcJUN LANDS esquely 0 o'clock for set cases, though Judge CRITERION mixologists De Bolt will doubtless continue to sit or in your native land when you are away from home, the create drinks that never ex- for motions, etc., at 9:30. Gentlemen SEMI-WEEKL- Y GAZETTE will be found a most welcome Inquiry in regard to the statement of cite com- visitor; giving as it does a condensed summary of all the other than favorable abilities of Homer T. Marsh, copied Our Tailoring- Department is doing ment, even from the most from the San Francisco Call, elicited local news of the Islands and Honolulu. fastidious. from one of the bank; in the- - city that, a larger business every week. We are Subscribe before you si art on rour travels and you won't as far as they were concerned, there fortunate in securing the services of a need to "wonder what is happening at home" while you are Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets. was no such amount due to them as is O. J. McCAETHY , Proprietor, there stated. Most of the liabilities Cutter who an expert at his business. away. t. here appear to have been incurred by Mr. Sondag is not only a Cutter of Price 50 cents per month or $;.oo per year postpaid to any BISINESS LOCALS. the Hawaiian Supply Company , of the front rank, but he thoroughly un- part of the United States. Foreign postage extra. which Marsh was president. derstands how garments should be A second rubber company to operate HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD. For your vacation go to Mrs. Rhodes' made this is something of great im- "Wahiawa. rn Maui nas oeen tormed letters ot u PUBLISHERS. for the Koolau Rubber portance in the Tailoring business 65 South King St. Honolulu, Shirt waist sale at Whitneyr Hawaii - Jco.. td.. having ben filed in the office which many cutters have never learned. Phone 88. ii a $30.-00- Jiai uegins tins uioi uuig. j of thel Treasurer The capital is 0, Ward's entire stock of jewelry at each share irfeing $50 par. The of- - No Garments leave our Store unless . . . . . - fc xosnn r ore street at actual- - cost.A ticers are: Jas. Coke, president; vice-presiden- perfectly made. The Stockyards now have automo- W. A. McKay, t; R. A. biles for hire by the day or hour. Wad-wort- h, treasurer; Hugh Howell, secretary: Alfred X. Hayselden, au- THb MATERIALS ARE ALL STRICT- Lutted's Hawaiian pol In pound-can- s L. Serimgeour FIRST-CLAS- by druggists grocers. ditor: f'has. and Wm. L. LY S. for sale all and Decoto, additional directors. Besides All ladies should read the Pacific members of the board Hugh M. Coke pretend be lowest Three artistic, new houses, mod- Import Co.'s new ad. today on page 3. We don't to the and Carl Waldeyer are stockholders, priced Tailors in the city,as cheap work ern improvements, hot and cold A gentleman and wife desire board and all the stockholders take 60 shares For Rent water, mosquito proof, three bed- ForRent in private family. See classified advts. each. is always unreliable. rooms each, fine location, rent, $30. A competent woman is wanted to Jonah Kalanianaole, Delegate to Con- take charge of the linen room of the gress, was giving evidence before WE DO CLAIM Alexander Young Hotel. Judge Dole yesterday afternoon in his in at - A trust company is better fitted to act admiralty suit against Pacific Mail To give you a perfect fitting Suit any Style of Good Material SEE- 122 S. King St. as executor and to administer trusts Steamship Co. W. S. Edings i his a fair price, turned out equal to the best Houses at the Coast. than is a private individual. Hawaiian counsel. H. E. Cooper, cross-examini- ng At downtown office daily from 11 . a. Trust Co. the libellant, asked if $125 was not For Stylish Suits Give Us A Trial. W. M. CAMPBELL dress-su- it to 12; p. m., or mill office, S to mh ey for a case. I 9. Dooley explains to his friend Hen-ne-s- an unusual value the value of the new smokeless The reply was that it was not at all burning apparatus for ridding rooms of extraordinary. Some of the contents mosquitoes. were admitted to have sustained no Merchant Tailors, damage, but the claim on such articles L. B. KERR & Co., Ltd h Alakea Street. Primo Lager is the favored beverage was based on the fact that they were A Drink for the Connoisseur. of Hawaiians by birth or adoption. integral parts of the case. Mr. Cooper Its bonafide qualities make it welcome entered an exception to claims on ac- wherever it goes. count of wearing apparelof libellant's IN1 Storekeepers can save monev and pur- wife, she not being a party to the case. HE chase goods at their own price if they RYE AND BOURBON 1885 attend the Saturday auction sale of Xotices of dissolution of incorpora- Fisher-Abie- w inspection, which the distillers s Co. this eek. tion have been filed in the Treasurer's, Dr. Hick-'- s Fleshglow gives the face offic e by Hustace & Co.. E. Peck jk. IN LESS W. A. GAINES & (JO. the natural glow of health. Sold only Co. and Union Express Co.. these all by Miss Wynn at her manicuring par- being now merged in Hustace, Peck THAN 1 3 Have carried in the original barrels for 17 years. l Lrt Mis- lors on Richards and Hotel street. Co., Ltd. and over The Only Double-Trac- k Railway between the All of this rare whiskey has been bottled under their Horsemen use Sugarbran because it souri River and Chicago. supervision at the distillery warehouse and is guaranteed gives better results and is more eco- DAILY. nomical than oats or barley. Once tried THREE FAST TRAINS by the distillers. Price, $20.00 a case. it is always ued. E. J. Walker, sole Wash Materials VIA Not obtainable in bulk. agent. PACIFIC, UNION PACIFIC AND THE NEWEST OF NEW GOODS: SOUTHERN For sale by All persons holding water privileges CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAYS are notified Sheer Dimities, new patterns, per or those paying water rates 11 a. m. W. C. PEACOCK & CO., Ltd. I yard 12Vic. Limited. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at that the same are due and payable at Overland Lighted Sole Distributors for once at the office of the Honolulu Batistes, a splendid assortment, per m daily. The most Luxurious Train in the World. Electric Water Works. yard Throughout. Double Drawine-Roo- m, Sleeping Cars, Composite, Observa- HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. Lawns, excellent in quality tion, Buffet. Smoking and Library Car. Dining Cars, Meals a la Cart. All outstanding bills for materials change. furnished or services rendered the and design, per 6 yards $1.00 Less than three days to Chicago without Board of Agriculture and Forestry for Fancy Printed Tissues, French .de- Eastern Express. Vestibuled. Leaves san Francico at .oo p. per yard Dlm-in- g the term ending June 30, 1906, must be signs, exquisite coloring m. Daily. Through Pullman Palace and Sleeping Cars to Chicago. presented at once. ..$20c. Cars. Free Reclining Chair Cars. Organdies, floral patterns, per A fine assortment of household fur- latest San Francisco at 9 a. B. soil this yard 23c, 30c. Atlantic Express. Vestibuled. Leaves niture and effecrs will be Daily. Standard and Tourist Sleepers. lt ornir.g at the rervlence ot M. M. ALL-OVE- R JoACES, EMBRODIERIES Our Belts Suspenders Trunks Gloves Wohi sc .; o J KirA "treet. ji st opposite AND FRENCH REVERES. PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS - everything. h"K: walehao hurch, y J s F. Mul All Over Laces per ynrd Wednesdays. Thursdays and Fridays. The best of Spring Neck. Hanck'fs and Under- - gn 40c upward p. and r. r. rithie. o. a. c. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN Rt. XT Good licht. convenience, cheapness. All Over Embroideries per yard Summer wear Uuck ahses wear absence of heat and cumbersome fix- - $1.00 upward 61 7 Market Steet, (.Palace Hotel) San Francisco n mr Hats Pants Shirts tures, and les-e- d fire risk, are reasons French Reveres per yard F. Company's Agent. Stock Etc. why you should have electricity in. 60c upwar( Fort Street, I. O. O. F. Building and 152 Hotel Street. your house. Hawaiian Biiecuic KNICKERBOCKER SKIRT WAISTS. 1054 Ltd. Unequalled style, perfect fit and the KNICK- MILLINERY AT HALF PRICE. best workmanship have made ERBOCKER SHIRT WAISTS famous. The half-pric- e sale of fine millinery At present we have a full line In white at Claire's millinery parlors will con- and colors, including: Waists, very WHITNEY OARSH, Ltd. tinue all of this week, and Monday White Linen Shirt NEW.Tennis Nets, Rackets, Wright & Ditson next. After that Mrs. Cressman. the stylish manager, will close up and go to Hilo. White Mercerized Shirt Waists, very 1905 Balls, and other athletic goods. to visit her son. while waiting for the pretty coast, The Celebrated Underwood Typewriters visible new stock to arrive from the OUR READY-TO-WEA- R which will be here in three or four writing. wepks. All wi-- h anything in her who I IS NOW Ff"LL OF NEW GOODS. Second Hand Machines for sale or rent. line w ill io well to call now. as eye Other .v,;, it-- coiner it irt haJf tlrtCfc ITOWle I hauifs iiufii t'usieis. i;n--s- i cut A full line of Typewriter Supplies; Fine Papers all Clearance SALE and see for yourself, and reinemter Toadies" White Serge Walking Skirts, OF onlv four days mot-- f of this sale. for. White Alpaca Skirts. Silk Lined White grades. Hotel and Union streets. "oile Skirts. White Alpaca Shirt Waist Globe Wernicke Office Cabinets and Supplies; Die-bol- d Suits. White I.inen Shirt Waist Suts. POSTPONED TILL TUESDAY. White Lawn Shirt Waist Suits, em- Safes. broidery trimmed; Ladies' T.iilormade - special dinner, concert and dance Awnings, Tents and Curtains- WAISTS The SHIRT Traveling Suits. to have been given at the Royal Ha-arnll- nn Hotel on Friday evening of this PEARSON & POTTER CO., LTD. week has been postponed until Tuesday I. S SHI! DRT ENDS CO. 20. In addition to the Fort Street. Begins Thursday morning, for Three evening, June LIMITED 931 artists already announced, Mr. Harry . Days only. Jeffrey will sing. ' FORT AND BERETANIA STS. PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. JUNE 15, X90J. 10 THE HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE Halstead &Go., Ltd Canadian-Australi- an Royal Mail Line Honolulu, June 14, 1905. Pacific Railway Co. Steamer running in connection with the Canadian MARINE "UMit of stock, capita;. Val. B13 All. STOCK AND BOND a. Honolulu on or about the follow :ug dates. VAXCOLVhK. TOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. FOR 1905 i 1905 st .ate JUNE 28 Advices from Pan Francisco 0 Brewer A Co. $1. 000,000 100 423 29 BfflOWERA - KOWERA JULY 26 reason for the delay in tne 10AB- AUG. 26 MOAN A ... JULY that the we 5.000,000 20 27 29 Hf)4'i ...AUG. 23 sailing of Oceanic liner.Sonoma for H aiv. Agricultural 1.200 000 too HO 97S SEPT. 23 'AORANGI the 3aw. Com. ASugarCo. 2.312,750 100 82 85 drangi 3-- LOANS ttT.V 1 M'OWERA this port was a defect in her stern-pos- t. Hawaiian Sugar Co... 2.000,000 30 34', NEGOTIATED. AORAX'il Honoma 750,000 100 150 150 J hrougn tickets issued to all points in Canada, umieu - The strut that holds the extreme Honokaa 2,000,000 20 1! 181 500,000 100 Members Honolulu DAVIES & CO., LTD. supports of the shafts became FOR aaixn 32 Stock ami THEO. H. after gahnkn 500,000 20 weath-O- Co., 2,500,000 50 10 11 Exchange. probably in rough r !hei Plan. Ltd.. I GENERAL AGENTS Weakened, the Kipabulu 160,000 100 30 encountered between Sydney and goloa 600.000 100 150 MeBrrde3ug.Co.,Lid. 3,500,000 40 Iffl 8 7 JVIcINTYRE Auckland on the last trip. Repairs sugar uo 8.600,000' 100 U 117 BUlLDiKG 7 & Oriental RENT Jatin 39 S. S. Co., Occidental Onomea 1,000.000 20 i , FOR RENT Cottage ir. Hyde prem- Mail Risdon Iron Works, .... r-- ftcific wen rushed at the Josh- - 500,000 20 ises, street, men working as late as 10 o'clock each Oiaa Sugar Co., Ltd... 5,000.000 20 K 8fc Beretania known as The Co. Olowala 150,000 100 75i Brown Cottage. One house, Young S. S. niht and the shiD was able to sail Paauhaa SugPlaiiCo, 5,000,000 50 port Three from June 15, 100 250 street. above companies will call at Honolulu and leave this ff)r thig port aDout Sunday noon. She months Pacific 500,000 of the $40.00 Paia 750,000 100 170 FOR SALE Residence. Prospect expected early Saturday morning. 1905 162V4 street. or about the dates below mentioned: i; Pepeekeo 750,000 100 Loans negotiated; FRANCISCO. 2,750,000 160 ...152 Registered war- rrrtj-tmjr OAV A "MfTTSCO. FOE SAN ARE RAISED. Furnished Cottage, College Hills. Pioneer " ft 19 SALARIES Waialna Agrl. Co 1,500.000 100 61! rants purchased. JUNE S4JMANCHOBIA JUNE Possession July 1, 1905 50.00 W ilakn 700,000 100 L. KEN TTTT.V 8 Several of the employees of the' W. HOWARD, Financial Agent. rr A dUljlt 00 Wiilntn Rucrar Co DORIC ' '. rTc 1222 St 3d. 35,000 100 ." .' '. .' '. '. wages Kinau Scrip : July 14 Lighthouse Service have their 150 LAN;chu'ria COPTIC JULY '1246 St 30.00 sValmanalo 252,000 100 Keeper Kinau MI8CELLAEBOUI, KOREA 28 raised ine salary oi ine ai ! CHAS BREWER & CO.'S AUGUST 9 SIBERIA .. .JULY Young St 25.00 COPTIC AUGUST 8 was raised from $20 per wilder S.8. Co 600,000 100 150 23 MONGOLIA Nawiliwili Inter-Islan- tRITRTA .AUG. AUG. 18 Alexander St 25.00 d H. 8. Co. 600,000 1C0 150 fM,w:or.T4 SEPT 2 CHINA month to $6.50 per month and he was aaw. jneeinc uo .... 680,000 100 107 M New York 20 00 A B O., U 100 Line - Aloha Lane a. i.. further information apply td- promoted from laborer to keeper. The fT. B T.ALOc. O...f 1,000,000 16G 68 For Beretania St 20.00 Mutual Tel. Co 150,000 OH X, COMPANY. LTD.. AGENTS. laborers at Kaunakakai. Paukaa, Kau O. L. Co i 78 Bark Foohng Suey sailing from itXT. TTArrT?UTTi ; 15.00 B. A 4,000,000 76 nnvnx hola Point at Kohala and Pepeekeo Christley Lane aUoK B.Co 1,000,00 New York to Honolulu on or have had their wages raised from $15 Offices (Fort and Hotel Sts.) 30.00 BOZTM . about Sept. 15, 1905. FREIGHT 4 - j Haw. Ter., p. 0. (Fire Oo. to $25 per month. There are two class- Offices (Fort Street) J 25.00 Claims 101 101 TAKEN AT LOWEST RATES. eanlp es of employees in the service, keepers, Haw. Terrl. 4 p. c. freight apply to 8tMishP Offices (King Street) 25.00 For rates port Haw QOT't., S t). 89 of this line will arrive and leave this who cannot have outside employment r.. CHAS. & CO., The fine passenger steamers Cal. & Haw. Sug. Kef. ...JlOO BREWER and laborers who can. ajS uo. 6 p. c 27 Kilby St., Boston, or M Bwa plain., 6 p. e 100 I FOR SAN FRANCISCO. p. 102 be,:RAV FRANCISCO IS DIX SAILS FRIDAY. HENRY WATERHOUSE Haiku 6 c C. BREWER & CO., LTD., June VENTURA JUNE Hawn. Uoml.A Sugar Honolulu June 28 spite of the fact that it was hoped COMPANY, LTD. Co. 6 p.c 101 ... j In TRUST 6 ALAMEDA ...... JULY 19 Hawaiian Sugar 8 p. c 102 K?Et ,i!iT.4rem July that the army transport Dix could get Hilo B. B. Co., 6 p. C. .. .JULY 25 Cor. Merchant and Fort Sts. Hon. B. T. A L. Co., Dl:::::::::::::::::::- :-- s s away for Seattle yesterday it was found tm 105 pre- - Honolulu, Hawaii. O P. v ... us hnvp steamers the aeents are impossible to get the coal out by that Cahnkn 8 p. c. 100 RENT, Co., 8 p. c . 104 Si 1049i - According to present plans the o. B. A L. House in Palama, back of Kamehame- time. Oahu Sugar Co., 6 p. o. ieij ha schools. big vessel will sail on Friday, going Dix, in port, sails for Seattle, June 16. Olaa Sugar Co., 8 p. c "98 6 c 102 10 on all European ports. Honolulu, Paia P. Residence lots for sale reasonable Tcrk by any steamship line to direct to Seattle. Buford, at Manila, sails for Pioneer Mill Co. 6 P.O. 103 104 terms. FURTHER PARTICULARS, APPLY TO NOTES. June 15. PalalusAg. Co.. 6. p. c.i 101 101 - FOR SHIPPING Sherman, at Manila. Lots at Puunui, Nuuanu valley, Kali- & ' W. G. IRWIN to., ltii. steamer Noeau departed for Ma-- SALES BETWEEN BOARDS. hi, Waikiki, Kapahulu. The Warren, at Manila. - fi ui ports last night. 50 Olaa, 5.25. - Apply to W. W. CHAMBERLAIN, new immigration will be j Serican-Hawaiia- Steamship Company, The station OVERDUE REINSURANCE. room 206 Judd building. n occupied by the local force Friday. LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITED Direct Monthly Service Between New York and Honolulu via The transport Buford is to sail from Reported June 7. STATES WEATHER BUREAU. Pacific Coast. Manila for this port via Nagas'aki to German bark Thalasa, 98 days from The day. Hamburg for Delagoa bay, S per cent. Alexander Younjr Building, Honolulu, Waterboase Ct. THE SPLENDID NEW STEEL STEAMERS de Turenne, 99 14. month thereafter. Helene of Wilder French bark Marechal Wednesday, June i m rT TTT TT And each The steamer the days from New Caledonian port for rROM NEW YORK iu wharf, line sailed for ports at 5 p. m. K COMMISSION, REAL ESTATE! AND vx received at Company's Huwfi Rotterdam, 15 per cent. . $ THERMO. WIND VIA PACIFIC COAST. GrVenwich street. yesterday. S a CO a5i2 a 2 8 INSURANCE AGENTS. jOregonian July Reports from state that the : S I 2 HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN-- 1 Kauai s s k sm Freight received at all times at the FROM w H Ta,bot faas loaded 15. THE MAILS, : S 5 p 1 3 South o i; 5 ii gLg Cwpanys wharf, 41st street. uitsu. fcagg Qf gugar . . --. . . . u y m Mails are the following . . ,a, oxja For Rent by the MontlwA Brooklyn. S. S. Nebraskan due from p. t3 BeIda steamer Ke Au Hou delayed her : ; : : : : : residence comfortably furnished. TO HONO- - SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO j. points as follows: s i: PROM SAN FRANCISCO FROM hQur and did nQt depart fQr Stable and pasture lot on School HONOLULU, Via &AiN 5 San Francisco Per Sonoma, June 17. 1900 29 92 88 74 80 .0) 6 2 NK .... LULU DIRECT. rn.i.a,v Kauai until last night at o'clock. j street lately occupied by H. May A . Miowera, 28. 22 S. June 16 g g go to La- - Colonie? Per June 1901 30 02 86 70 78 .00 70 2 NB .... Co. S. June s. Nebraskan r t rr Th jj Iroquois will Nebraskan Victoria Per Aorangi, July 1. For particulars. Phono Main 1M, MS S. S. Nevadan haina today with Commander Niblack 29 90, 83 BW Yokohama Per Manchuria, June 19. 1902 69 76 .00 8i 2 .... Fort street. & COMPANY, LTD., AGENTS. who will establish the new Lahaina H. HACKFELD light and shift the buoy. Malls will depart as follows: 1903 29 99 8L 70 76 .08 T2 6 KB ....

Agent. j Freight 00' -- C. P. MORSE, General The boat club crews are training on San Francisco Per Manchuria, June 1904 30 82 73 78 01 65 5 HB . Professional Garfls every now. 30-O- j the harbor afternoon The 19. 1905 f 81 71 76 .01 62 1 NB 11 Myrtles will go into training quarters Yokohama Per China, June 24. Avge 29-9- 71 77 69 3 N ARCHITECTS. at Pearl Harbor Saturday. Sonoma, June 17. 83 .02 k... Colonies Per W. MATLOCK CAMPBEUr-Ofl- W 01 Co. coast goes on Victoria Per Miowera, June 28. ALEX. McC. ASHLEY. Transfer The next mail to the : 12:30 SO. Pacific King street; to 2: WILL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. the Nevadan. sailing from Kahului Sat- Section Director will be next money. urday. The Manchuria the BINDS FRANCE AND JAPAN. ATTORNEY-AT-LA- W. We pack, haul and ship your goods and save you boat. She is due to sail Monday. QaNSlftcQ AUvCILicmctt.v PHILIP L. WEAVER Law oea, IR in stove wood, coal and kindlings. The Manchuria left Yokohama for There Exists a Tie Baaed Upon Merchant street. Caaea in real arep Dealers port Sunday. She over a 126 Phone Main 58. this has Trade Relations Which la erty not accepted. Storage in Brick Warehouse, King Street. thousand tons of freight for Honolu- Holding. WANTED. lu and room for seventy passengers. COMPETENT woman for linen room-o- ne CONSULTING CHEMIST."" The bark Kaiulani was towed to Ka-anap- ali There is a Japanese proverb which who thoroughly understands ERNEST E. HARTMANN. Sugar ice--resia- says. "Make a baby cry who does not J. F. Morgan, President; C. J. Campbell, j. by the tug Fearless yesterday using sewing machine. Alexander pert. 303 Boston Building. P. & Clark, Treasurer; N. Ueage, AUQllor; rrttuH. afternoon. The start was made at four want to cry." Baron Suyematsu re- Young Hotel. 7130 Box 154. Lean, Secretary; A. F. i. cargo saying Hustace, Manager. o'clock. She will finish her of calls this in an article in the sugar at the Maui port. Revue "Japan and France." The re- - BOARD in private family for gentle-ce- nt INSURANCE. - publication Echo de of S-- . The steamer Mikahala from Kauai in the Paris man and wife. Address B. this THE MUTUAL LIFE lNSTTJLaJfCB DRAYMEN, 63 Queen Street, v arrived yesterday morning with six an alleged confidential report by Baron office. 7130 CO. - OF NEW YORK. DEALERS IN cabin and seventy-on- e deck passengers, Kodama to Count Katsura a docu- S. B. ROSE, Agent : : HoBoImfca, 2900 sacks sugar. 250 sheep, 132 bales ment which he describes as being "a TO LEASE 10 or m house; good WOOD, STOVE and STEAM COAL. hides. 28 bass of taro and sundries. deliberate forgery" has tended to location; Makiki preferred. Address firs Telephone Main 295. office. 7129 MUSICIANS. fi Also White and Black Sand. confirm Frenchmen in an opinion to A., this SlngtBBjfe " HUGO HERZER Teacher of which a certain number of colonials, 1262 BergstrsflB SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. store. Ap- - Beretania St., or BH "M. Doumer at their head, have given A GIRL to work in a candy - 7129 Music Co. Branch of-- their support namely, that French P1' 45 KinS street. ARRIVED. Cochin China is directly menaced by Jap- - PIANO TAUGHT in 6 months by ex- Go. 14. . R V ATVnT.TCS (Ullv A K -- rv m llT-- n iVl Union Express Hustace, Peck Co., Ltd. Wednesday, June anese expansion 1 he persistency or j. perienced teacher, $3 per month of 8 Street. Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, from Kauai this irritating acucsation. as Baron Suy- - ea caSe on niSn grouna Address lessons. Special attention to adult 63 Queen 5:50 a. m. No- - 46- - Advertiser office 7125 ports, ematsu calls it . has led this eminent at beginners. Address "Music," Adver- Having baggage contracts with the following steamship lines: DEPARTED. writer to seek to disabuse Frenchmen tiser office. Mail Steamship Co. Oceanic Steamship Co. Pacific Stmr. Neeau, Pederson, for Maui and of an illusion which he thinks danger-- r"R SALE. Steamship Co.Toyo Kaisha Steamship Co. - Occidental & Oriental Kaisen Hawaii ports, 5:15 p. m. ous. and he takes the trouble to point STUDEBAKER surrey; good condi- OCULIST AND AURIST. We check vour baggage at your homes, saving you the trouble Am. bk. Kaiulani, Colly, for Kaana-pa- li out the conclusive proofs of tion. Applj W, M. Graham, 942 DR. WM. G. ROGERS Rooms It f checking on the wharf. (in tow), 4 p. m. , the apocryphal character of the docu- Green street. 7126 4, Yoang building. Phone Main U. moving Tug Fearless, Olsen, for Kaanapali ment in question. - Main (towing), 4 p. m. The main point at issue, however, is ABOUT 7 miles of 35 lb. steel rails, CHIROPODIST al sFS;r Telephone 86 Stmr. Helene, Nelson, for Hawaii the political and colonial aspirations with spikes, plates, bolts, etc. En- CHIROPODIST work done at the ports, 5:05 p. m. of Japan and imperialist aims. quire of C. Brewer & Co., Queen Silent Barber Shop, ports, her 7118 Hotel St. METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. Stmr. Waialeale, for Kauai On this subject Baron Suyematsu's in- street. THE PACIFIC 5:10 p. m. Issued by the XT. S. Weather Bureau tervention in a French review cannot Commerical Advertiser Office Every Sunday Morning. DUE TODAY. fail to be useful, for there is a wide- FOR RENT. Kaanapali, so-call- ed room WIMP Tug Fearless, Olsen, from spread feeling here that even if the FURNISHED in private family; j 7129 FOR SALE. Bntered at the Post Office at Honolulu, THBBM. a. m. Kodama report is not authentic. $6. 68 Kukui street, near Fort. MEAN p ft! a T. H., as second-clas- s matter. 5 :g5 a 3 SAIL TODAY. it was ben trovato in the sense that it BABOM. La- TWO-STOR- Y 1479 U ,fl a 1 U. S. S. Iroquois, Niblack, for probably faithfully represented the real house, Thurston 5 5f haina. 9 a. m. aims of Japanese policy. Baron Suye- - j Avenue. Apply C. B. Reynolds, 1036 A HOTEL doing a very good ouslnesa, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Gregory, 7092 Stmr. Mikahala, for Kauai matsu emphatically denies any such im- - Green street. Very centrally located. All rooms One Year $12.00 8 4 80 05 80 72 0t: 64 2 NB 9 ports 5 p. m. He out Jap-es- e I putation. points that the Biz Months 6.00 K 9 iO 03 8if 72 01 74 4 Nl i0 Stmr. J. A. Cummin?, Searle, for in Korean peninsula A SIX-ROO- M cottage at 1673 Waikiki occupied. Present owner must leave T 6j SO 02 82 70 0? 72 5 ! 0 7 interest the and on appiicatloa. 7 ' and Koolau ports, road. Apply on premises. 7123 Advertising rates W 30 00 SI 70 02 68 3 NK 8 Waimanalo all Manchuria is one thing and her interest the city at once will sell at sacrlflca. r 8 SO 02 81 j 72 02 65 4 NB 12 a. m. in Cochin China quite another. Geog- i P 9 30 6 7 69 03 65 8 NE 10 A A LARGE airy furnished room at 1124 GOOD INVESTMENT. 8 10 30 06 78 j 68 .06; 67 7 9 raphy, published every morning except Sunday history national security, all Lane, one two VESSELS IN FORT. dictate he establishment of Japanese Adams suitable for or by the I gentlemen. Helen's Court, 7119 Note: Barometer readings are cor- ARMY AND NAVY. predominance in the former region. The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.. LTD., rected for temperature, instrumental For particulars apply U. S. S. Bennington, Young, San Fran- case of Cochin China. Annam and COTTAGE on errors, and local gravity, and reduced Fort Lane. Apply at 7124 Von Holt Block. No. 65 South King St. to sea level. Average cloudiness stated cisco, May 25. Tonking is quite different. Geograph Mrs. Caroline Clark's, 1429 D, Fort ADVERTISER OFFICE. A. W. PEARSON. Manager. in scale from 0 to lu. Direction of wind U. S. S. Iroquois, Niblack, Midway ically these countries have no strategic Lane. 7116 is prevailing direction during 24 hours Island. May 26. value for Japan; historically there has ending at 8 p. m. Velocity of wind is U. S. A. T. Dix, Ankers, Manila, June been no community of thought or feel- NEAT comfortable cottage, 1345 King average velocitv in miles per hour. 3. ing between Japan and Cochin China; street, corner Sheridan. Apply E. ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, .MERCHANT VESSELS. and commercially the aelations between A. Mclnerny. Merchant and Fort A CHANCE FOR A GOOD HO LAND CO. Section RAILWAY & Director, Alice Cooke, Am. sc., Penhallow, Port the two countries have assumed serious streets. 7113 you importance only quite recently. If want a fine lot ready TIDES, SUN AND MOON. Gamble. May 1L bailding at Kaimuki, do not buy before Nilson, San Speaking generally. is a good COMPLETE set bound volumes Plant- I, Annie Johnson. Am. bk., France yon have consulted the undersigned S3 12. ers Monthly. 22 vols., 1882 1904. TIME TABLE 2 2 v a Francisco, June client of Japan's. Japanese silk Is a to who offers bargains your own tarflsa Z I Arthur Sewall, Am. sp., Gaffrey, Shang- in Uniform binding: full sheep. Price at bb xi -i illV considerable item French imports, and without interest. . 1904. -- oe 1i H r October 2 a 2 ?!b 6 hai, 13. 1175.00. Address P. M., care Gazette - 2 - - E o S:5 S e 3 o 2 June and to maintain and develop this traue Two fine lots (aggregating 100xl04) a S x o d T Drumcraig, bk., Barne-on- , New- Co. OUTWARD. J Br. the two countries should be friends. on Gulick street, Kalihi, $900. p. m a m p.m , bete, 10. and ki castle, June Japan Kapto-la- ni Walanae, Waialua, Kahuku M 12 12 28 1 4 .... 5 29 7.00 5.17 6.42 1 43 appreciates, furthermore, the Two nice Kewalo lots, corner Way Stations 9: 15 a. m.. SO p. m. laja.l Governor Robie. Am. sp., Grant, New- value of French sympathy; and even if OFFICES FOR RENT. and Waimanu streets; cheap. City, Ewa Mill and ay 1 13 1 20. 1 6 0 12 6 2: 8 08 5.17 6.42 2 27 castle, June 5. 100 Pearl W 14 1.08 6 56 9 05 5.17 6.43 3 14 all these considerations did not suffice STANGENWALD," re- A comfortable small home (lot 7:30 a. m., 9:15 a. m., 2.0. 18 Marco Polo, Ger. bk.. Dade, Bremen, "THE only Stations to induce her to wish to remain on good proof office building in eity. 100) in Nuuanu tract, provided with a. m.. 2:15 p. m., 3:20 px rru, T 15 2 ,"0 2 0 1 58 7 40 9 57 5.17 6.43 4 4 May XL ni:6 S terms with France, there is one conclu- Government water, $750, bargain. Also p. p. m. r 16 3.31 .'.I 2.46 22 10 44 5.19 6.43 5 06 Restorer, Br. cable s.s., Combe, Mid- H:l p. m.. $9.30 m., tll:15 I sive argument namely, In the same tract the coolest and way L, April 24. the unpractical LOST INWARD. 8 11 4 12 2.0 3 32 9 00 11.2? 5.18 6 43 K:e and healthiest place about the city some III S. G. Wilder. Am? bkt.. Jackson, San futile character of enterprises hos- A Wai- '20 BLACK Gordon setter. Reward if fine, cheap your own Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, a 18 4.51 2 0 4 9 40 5 186 44 8 21 13. tile to France in Cochin China. lots at terms. I m-- Francisco, June S.SS a. m., 9b:Zl ia i t I Suyematsu returned to Young Hotel. 7125 J. H. SCHNACS. alua and Waianae M 19 5 3") 1 9! 5 10 10 J i 0 09 5.18 6. 44 9.10 Baron says frankly that . m. the tone of much French criticism of Arrive Mill Full nio.n June Hth at 7:20 d. m. TRANSPORT SERVICE. Honolulu from Ewa and Times of from Japan since the war has been such as FOUND. Pearl City t7: 46 a. m., "8:36 a. m., the tide are taken the Crook, United States Coast and Geodetic Sur- at San Francisco. would appear to be dictated not ex- A BICYCLE Owner can by call- For Rent or Lease. 10:8S a. m., 1:40 p. m., 4:31 p. m., Meade, San have vey tables. at Francisco. clusively by a sentiment of loyalty to ing at this office, paying all ex- i:81 p. m., "7:30 p. m. Solace eft Honolulu Guam and SUITA- Dally. The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur for Russia. .Many Frenchmen seem to penses and proving property. 7120 LIONEL HART PREMISES about on hour earlier than at Hono- Manila, May 26. him to forget the interests BLE FOR CLUB HOUSE OR t Sunday Excepted, Lawton, left Honolulu for Guam and of their t 8unday Only. lulu. own country in "Insclting " Japan. To RESIDENCE. Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours Manila, June L ' ur Splendid or lease The Haleiwa. Limited, a two-ho- fQr' raise the specter of the yellow peril" opportunity to rent 30 minutes slower than Greenwich Sheridan, sailed from Honolulu s train, leaves f"-iu- that commodious brick residence, also Honolulu every Sunday, time, being of 157 Guam Manila. 8. in umb uuwuriny oi a civilized at i:fl a. m. Returning that the meridian of and June people with a cottage, on Nuuanu Avenue, between arrives in Ho. legreea thirty minutes. The time whis-- Sumner, at New York. whom Japan desires to lulu, at 10:10 p. rn. The Limited stops remain at peace. He appeals to Vineyard and School streets, within Haly at Pearl City tie blows at 1:30 p. m., which is the Kilpa trick, at New York. the easy to Capitol. and Waianae. same as Greenwich, 0 hours 0 McClellan, New French, in the common interests of both reach the heart of the minutes. at York. Inquire for full particulars be- & P. DENISON. F. C. SMITH. Sun and moon are for local time for Thomas, at San Francisco, countries, to show greater firmness to- within Vt. Q p. tween the hours of 6 to 9 a. m. and 5 4 T. x. the whole group. j Logan, at San Francisco. ward Japan. 'to 7:30 d. m. 127

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