ALAKEA STREET OFFICES OF THE BULLETIN WILL BE NEXT WEEK. EVENING Bulletin 3:30 EDITION Advertising is a business booster to the limit ESTABLISHED 1882. No. 4829. 12 PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1911. 12 PAGES. PRICE 5 CENTS. n r v L "Hi 1 a i to idn't Know Supervisors To U. S. Takes Up Revise Charter Shot,SaysM'Quaid Art of Aviation Special Committee Will Make i Changes Tb Be Submitted Declares Mind Is Blank As To Army Orders Detail Two Lieu- Events On Morning Of To Legislature tenants To Learn How A complete revision of the city and charter section by section and where county charter will be one of the sev-- one ls found that in any manner . pur-er- ai November 4th important to be taken confiicts with others of similar matters port tnese will be culled and if found Tojfly up by a special appointed committee necessary new amend-fro- m "While on the witness stand In his showed that someone had secured en- - sections or (Associated Press Cable.) own morning William members of the new . ments will be substituted. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19. Lieut. Paul W. Beck, Signal Corps, U. S. A, defense this j McQuaid re- EES Board The legislative committee will get and Lieut. J. C. Walker, Eighth Infanfy, have been detailed to learn to avi- declared that he did not uuliji iiu tcot-iiitr- XI d v 1 will t A TX U auciiu . ! committee will be appointed at to promptly endeavor member anything of the actual shoot- utj J J1J purcnase work and to ate. Orders reached here today from Washington detailing the young army uira ueuiuea iu a revolv- a coming caucus whose duties it will complete its labors by time of to ing on November 4th last and while er and be prepared for any other mar- - the officers make arrangements with aviators to teach them the art of flying. be to make a careful and exhaustive j meeting of next and House, having a dim recollection of purchas- - auders appeared on scene, the Senate The orders are the outcome of the aviation meet here, as well as an evi that the examination of the existing charter. Suggestions are in order and is dence ing a revolver in Theo. H. Davies & McQuaid then stated that he pur-- it that the United States is waking up to the importance of the aero- The present document is known to the hope of the board that recom- - plane and biplane in Company's store, his returning con-- 1 chased a on November 3rd. modern warfare. Lieutenants Beck and Walker were revolver 'contain many flaws and inconsist- - mendations anent wise laws and reg detailed sciousness and understanding came to Wife Takes Weapon,. to watch the maneuvers of the aviators here, and the order today is encies, ulations be offered them for incor-- for them to perfect themselves in the actual handling of flying machines. liim only after he found himself "Was that revolver taken from The committee will go through the poration in the revised laws. wounded, lying on the floor of the you." asked Douthitt. Baltimore Dairy. "It was," replied McQuaid, "it was , McQuaid's examination was resum- taken from me by my wife when I TAMMIYMAN LOSES TWO VOTES ed by Attorney E. A. Douthitt when was out of my room." AND court convened at 9 o'clock. "Tell us the circumstances in that SHERIFF DEPUTIES IN Douthitt's first question bore upon connection," said Douthitt. the nature of the relations that ex "Well it was one of the usual (Associated Press Cabla.) isted between McQuaid and his wife things," McQuaid said, his voice ALBANY, N. Y., Jan. 19. William F. Sheehan, Tammany's candidate during the period up to January of, breaking- - "quarrels, my wife follow- - LINE FOR A SUBSTANTIAL for United States Senator from New York, to succeed Senator Depew, lost last year whether they were pleas- ing me around and making me worse. two votes today in the second ballot of the Legislature. The fight is grow- ant or otherwise. I was sick and I do not know how to, ing desperate, and it is expected that all the influence Tammany leaders "Our relations were pleasant and describe it. I asked my wife if she can bring to bear on the legislators will be swung in tonight. happy," was McQuaid's reply, "I don't had taken the revolver and she said INCREASE IN SALARY know a single thing that was other- that she had. She said she took the wise." revolver to Frank Thompson. She "Had you been drinking any into- then said that she had employed Frank MORE OP FOUND ON KOREA xicating liquor shortly prior to Nov- Sheriff William is at pres-boar- d ember 4th last," McQuaid was asked. a divorce. Later she qualified it by! Jarrett members and especially those drawing down two hundred dol-;w- constitute the police committee. liquor for about stating that Bhe had seen Frank fnt h, "I had not touched a month and stands a mighty McDuffle is declared as to ( Assoc! tod ipss C&blft ) was the reply. Ti,nmn j, .m m i,0in entitled SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19 three weeks," u prospect of in- - pay he is present Fifty five more tins of opium, of several you making a pur- h- - if aho flrat haA AchfWH eood a substantial better than at draw "Do remember r,..rt crease t the. hands of the new Board ing from the city and county cash thousand dollars' value, were found today on the Pacific Mail liner Korea, chase on November 3rd last," asked but said that he talked nice and did C1 . . A Ctl I 1 . L . .1. i I 1 . 1 . following the discovery yesterday of $20,000 worth on the same vessel. The Douthitt. customs inspectors notmng Charles Rose is another member of la substantial acknowledgement of his are continuing their search, believing that more is con- "I do, I purchased a revolver upon tlle Sheriff's department that is in line abilities while the figure paid to ths cealed on the Oriental liner. ' that date," was McQuaid's reply "Lif 7a w2 compensation. Deputy Sheriff i I for additional , remains at the present "For what purpose did you buy it," up to the breaking point , The superivi80r8 almost t0 a Hnit flglire. was the next question. knew what I did. I remember comingS are of the opinion that both officials If six Republican members of the Revolver for Burglar. down town with the intention of get good men deserving of board LIFE JAPANESE tq are and are favor the increase of salary SENTENCES! In reply McQuaid stated that ho ting another revolver replace the,better than t are t ent of two Democratic officials it is cer- had given his wife a draft a few days one taken by my wife. I can t say tain that little opposition will come before and that she had cashed it. He exactly, I have intervals of recollec-- j ji.ChIef of Detectives Arthur McDuffle from Mayor Fern or Democratic Su- - (Associated Press Gable.) declared went home to hl3 tion. I think I bought the gun at that he is also given a high rating by the pervisor McClellan, TOKIO, Japan, Jan. 19. Twelve of the twenty-fou- r Japanese condemned home one evening, he thought it was Davies." to death yesterday for conspiracy, received commuted sentences of life im- the day following the one upon which Memory Is Blank. prisonment today. Denjiro Kotoku his wife, however, you anything and regarded as ring he had given his wife the draft, and "Do remember of the leaders in the alleged plot, were not included on the list of commutation. upon entering the front door his at- actual shooting," asked Douthitt. tention was attracted by the sound of "I do not know anything, I don't," FERN SIGNS COMMITTEES falling crockery in the rear of the declared McQuaid with emphasis. house. Investigation showed that a "The next thing I knew I came to DEMOCRATS WOULD FORTIFY CANAL window to the bathroom was open my sense I think on the floor of the hut he thought nothing of the incident Baltimore Dairy. Whether I was real- APPROPRIATION PARADE ARE BUSY until the following day when his wife ly conscious or not I can't say. I can asked him if he $20.00 from only say what I remembered and that (Associated Press Cable..) hd taken WASHINGTON. D. f... Jan. 1Q r m:..:.. her trunk. He stated that he did not can be verified I suppose." sn9n m... . sippi, one of the Southern Democratic leaders, today introduced a resolution and it was the final conclusion of Mc- McQuaid then stated that his re : . 1 - m i- I I ., .. . . . Mayor J. J Fern has affixed his sig-- Many Fi- n - - r r .. . Quaid and his wife that someone had collection was that when he came to Autos Promised and ino osnin Declaring ror me Tortin cation or the Kanama banal as a na- appro-Driv- er tional policy, along before his senses on the floor of cafe nuture "e cl'y and county Now the lines suggested by President Taft. entered the house the night the now nances Are and stole the money. was being held against the'Priatin bill and that measure ue-- Looking Up. Examination of the window sill (Continued on Page 8) bobs iu prim lur ieu uays ueiore comlng a law- - The present bill holds good until During the morning hours there DEMOCRAT ATTACKS. DALLINGER the last day of March. Under its pro- was a meeting of the auto commit- visions money will be available for tee of the Floral Parade at Promo- Hill OF LOCAL MEN FORMED all city and county indebtedness by tion Headquarters and the reports January 31st. (Special Bullflt In Cable.) brought in by different members were WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 19. Duncan U. The will Senator Fletcher of Florida ghost therefore stalk all encouraging. today made an attack upon Secretary of the Ballinger through the municipal halls the first Interior from the The outlook at present is for near- floor. He declared that Ballinger should be removed as unfit for the office. TO BUILD HOUSES ON NEW days of the last week in January. ly three times as many cars in the The 30th or the 31st of January automobile section as there were last will be designated as the "maddest year, and there are a number of ma- and merriest of days" around the city chine owners who have not yet made SCHOONER LAKME IS hall. up their minds whether they will MANSLAUGHTER TRACT JUST PUT ON MARKET enter cars or not. ABANDONED IN GALE On account of a number having their cars in the floats section or some (Associated Press Cable.) BAND CONCERT other section of the parade, Just so SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19. The One of the biggest deals for months scale. The firm announced today many will be taken from the auto LIKELY VERDICT steam schooner Lakme, foundering in a property-owner- s section, even the number heavy gale off Cape Blanco, ;ja real estate circtes has been put that it will build houses for but then has been in this and other tracts on entered will bo far ahead of anything abandoned by the crew, all of whom through' by the firm of Dondero & in past years. were saved. terms of about one-four- th down and AT MOANA Lansing, and as a result they will HOTEL In the office of Superintendent Pope the balance in monthly installments of the Department of Public Instruc- Former Honolulu Man Tells throw open body FRENCH for sale a big of which will not be more than ordinary tion a meeting will be held this after- WINEW0RKERS land, cut up for building lots, which rent. noon at three o'clock of the prin- Story of Killing in Sailors' NOW STARTING RIOTS they have named (he Maklki Tract. Architects will be engaged and The Royal cipals of the public and private Hawaiian band gives a upon Union, San Francisco. The announcement of the sale ls an houses w41I be built under the direc- concert at the Moana this evening, schools of the city to decide the (Special Bulletin Cable.) foot sec- 10. important one. Dondero & Lansing tion of the owners. The work on the commencing at eight o'clock. As the schools which will enter the PARIS, Jan. Serious riots among Moana grounds are always popular tion of the coming parade. Joseph T. Liddy, formerly connect- the winweworkers in the champagne have purchased from a number of houses will be promptly done. for meeting will be attended by an open-a- ir concert, This ed with the Sailors' union here, was districts are reported as the result of owners twenty-od- d acres of close-i- n The lots will be sold at a figure it is expected a in large crowd will turn out. Director Wall of the Parade ad. found guilty of manslaughter by a poor crops and low wages, which have residence property which runs from around fifteen cents a square foot". dition to the members of the teaching San Francisco jury a few days ago, been followed by lack of employment. Piikoi to Kewalo streets and from The firm announces that a building force, and some agreement will be according to news from the Coast.' Wilder to Lunalilo streets In the oth- restriction of $1800 will be enforced, reached as to the number of schools I.lddy was charged with having killed RUSh"6r SttStBRttflnnUH8ttll to be represented and the number of SLIGHT er direction. .. so that every residence that goes up Charles Thulin In Sailors' Union Col. students from each who will partici- OAHU IS RECORDED The whole tract will be cut up into will he a distinct credit to the sec- tt Theodore Roosevelt may be tt " headquarters, San FYanclsco. tt a visitor in Honolulu in the next tt pate. Uddy did not deny that he was the lots sixty by one hundred and thirty tion. All point to a most success- tt three months, according to re- - things one who killed Liddy, but that Oniiu stock was the medium of some feet. Sixty-si- x lots comprise this The firm will put in sewer, water it year, and the foot stated tt ports from the mainland. Local tt ful parade this he drew his gun merely to frighten gentle "bulling" on the stock market splendid tract. Has easy access to the : and gas connections, and after cut- - Boy Scouts making tt people who are friends of the tt section with the Thulin and after Thulin had dared yesterday afternoon and this morning, downtown as well as ting through the tract with suitable public appearance will be 4. business section tt Longworths learned from the ex- - tt their first him to strike him and threatened to many shares chansInK hands at 26 proper- along one of the attractive features. 1- fail- its desirability for residence streets will park a strip the tt president's daughter son-l- n- "dead Mick'' to appear on the Yesterday morning bids of 26 and tt The will be much larg- cause a ty, make it property that Bhould be street, planting flowering trees and tt law while on a visit to New York foot section in case blow was given. ed to bring out the sellers, but later tt on any previous year, the lo- floor the rapidly. The houses will be set grass. Sidewalks will be laid by the tt that the colonel ls planning er than Liddy that the row In the day the security went with a sold a tt cal fraternal orders going in for this further testified tt trip to the by way Ho- - when went into Sailors' rush. Most of it was sold by one back from the property line in order company also. Orient of tt section of the parade much more arose he to keep the tract free from view In fact, the section will be opened tt nolulu. Now comes the announce- - tt uion headquarters to stop gambling. broker, the stock going to various In- strongly than ever before, and the vestors. up in manner. It tt ment from Stanford University tt The Jury added a recommendation the most school children, each nationality Hawaiian Commercial Is weakening, who tt that the president will start his tt costume, will be for clemency to the findings. The feature of Dondero & Lansing's is designed to appeal to people dressed in its native and reports from San Francisco, where , n tl westward trip in March. He has tt of announcement, however, is the form-- want beautiful home sites, at compar-atio- one of the principal features the a good deal of stock is held, are ' tt consented to speak at Stanford U A man named 'William Dollar was this of a hnl "of local men to build atively small figures, with a desirable parade. not particularly optimistic. tt on March 26. Whether or not he tt It is not likely that the foot section married in Plttsfleld the other day. In houses for intending owners. The neighborhood and a site that will he tt will then start on his trip to the tt will as mounted sec- due season, with the advent of the lit ' march as far the kodaks "everything photo- company has local capital behind it away from the immediate business tt Orient is not known. tt tions of the parade, but the entire tle Dollars, the family will probably For and to same only a tt graphic" go to Honolulu Photo Sup- to a large amount. It, is formed ; section but at the time tt business section will be embraced in have all the bills it can taKe care oi. finance home-buildin- g on a large few minutes' ride from Fort street, ttnttuttttttuttuttttttttttttttu (Continued on Page 8) Springfield Union. ' ply Co., Fort street Just below Hotel. 9

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local and general ARRIVED VE6SELS TO ARRIVE Masonic Temple Wednesday, Jan. 18. Thursday, Jan. 19. ' San Francisco America Maru, Jap Hongkong via Japan ports Hong- Try a case of Pinectar. is pure It stmr., 11 p. in. kong Jap. stmr. Phone 1557. Maru, STORAGE Friday, 20. Jan. It goes without saying every- DEPARTED that Hongkong via Japan ports Nippon thing is Best at The Encore. CITY CO. Weekly Calendar TRANSFER JAS. H. LOVE Wednesday, 18. Maru, Jap. stmr. Dr. A. J Derby has returned from Jan. California. OfIicephone No. 2237. Newcastle, N. S. W. Kylemohr, Br. San Francisco Sierra, O. S. S. stmr., 2 p. m. Dix, V. S. A. T. MONDAY: Measles has caused the closing of Seattle the school at Makaweli, Kauai. Thursday, Jan. 19. Saturday, Jan. 21. leahi Chapter o. 2 Keg-ula- r. The Anchor is the only genuine Japan ports and Hongkong Ame Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, curio saloon in Honolulu. "Sure, rica Maru, Jap. .stmr., noon. stmr. TUESDAY: Mike." Sunday, Jan. 22. PASSENGERS ARRIVED Oeoanic First Degree. For distilled water. Hire's Root hippie Maui, Molokai and Lanai ""ports WEDNESDAY: Beer and all other popular drinks. Per T. K. K. S. S. America Maru Mikahala, stmr. Ring up 2171. Kauai ports Kinau, stmr. Honolulu Commander' Phone Consolidated from San Francisco Through: Fred. Red Cross. Soda Works. C. Donnison, Rev. G. W. Greene, Mrs Monday, Jan, 23. N'. THURSDAY: Costumes for the Floral Parade AMER CA MARU DELAYED AND G. W. Greene, Miss P. Harrison, W. J, Seattle Hllonian, M. S. S. and Carnival may be ordered through James, W. W. Watson, G. Wilkins. Kauai ports Noeau, stmr. Honolulu Chapter Instal- the Hawaiian News Co., Bldg. Tuesday, lation. Young Jan. 24. One price for both events. TRANSPORT 8ERVICE San Francisco Tenyo Maru, FRIDAY: Orders Jap must be in soon. DY HEAVY stmr. Hawaiian Third Degree. DAMAGED SQUALLS Dix from Seattle, for Honolulu, Jan. 8. The Hawaiian woman's Club will Logan, arrived Manila, Jan. 4. San Francisco Wilhelmina, M. N. meet at S. S. SATURDAY: the home of Mrs. H. J. Auld Sheridani sailed from Honolulu for on Pua Lane next week, Friday, Jan San Francisco, Jan. 5. Wednesday, Jan. 25. uary 27, at 7:30 p. m. STEEL CABLE PUT PROPELLER OUT OF BUSINESS. FEW Sherman, sailed from Honolulu, for Hawaii via Maul ports Claudlne, All visiting members of tn A crazy sailor was removed from the Manila, Jan. 13. stmr. urder ure cordially invited to Missourian yesterday on complaint of . PASSENGERS PASSING THROUGH. HONGKONG MARU Kauai ports W. G. Hall, stmr. tfnd meetings of local lodges Captain Lyons. He will probably be WITH GENERAL CARGO FOR SOUTH AMERICA. HALL IN FOREIGN PORTS. Friday, Jan. 27. committed to the Asylum. via San Hono-lula- n, WILL AWAIT SIERRA MAIL. Wednesday, January 18. Seattle Francisco A Japanese named Tomeda received M. N. S. S.' SYDNEY Sailed Jan. 1C: S. S. Zea-landi- a, severe injuries yesterday by being Saturday, 28. Meet on the South and southwest squalls that passengers are traveling through to for Honolulu. Jan. knocked into the hold of island Hongkong via Japan ports 2nd and 4th the swept San Francisco bay on the day Japan and China. Through freight GAVIOTA Arrived Jan. 15: Falls ot Siberia, steamer Niihau. He was taken to the P. M. S. S. Mondays of of departure "of the Toyo Kisen Kai- includes about two thousand tons con- Clyde, from Honolulu. hospital for treatment. Hilo via way ports each month sha liner America Maru for Honolulu sisting mainly of cotton, being GAVTOTA Sailed Jan. 17: Falls of Mauna Kea, Forty-si- x there fine horses the stmr. , at K. P. Hall from and the Orient caused fourteen hours mm bales of this commodity. Four Clyde, for Honolulu. . Northwest States for work of all Sunday, Jan. 29. V gy 7:30. P. M. delay and considerable damage .to the fine American automobiles will be left SAN FRANCISCO Sailed Jan. 18, kinds. Now at the quarantine sta Maui, Molokai and Lanai porta liner which was however repaired be at Shanghai. In the specie tanks re noon: S. S. Wilhelmina, tqr Hono- MARINE tion, Moona road. Enquire at Club Mikahala, stmr. fMmV fore the steamer finally left the Pacl poses silver bars to the value of $244, lulu. Stables. Telephone 1109. Kauai ports Kinau stmr. oiatuu cor. fic coast port. 800.00. SAN FRANCISCO Sailed Jan. 18, 2 mmmi mnim Wireless telegraph office hours are Tuesday, 31. IT In an attempt to putt the Japanese A mail amounting to 239 p. m.: S. S. Tenyo Maru; for Hono- Jan. iially invited. sacks' was from 7 a. m. daily to 5:30 p. m., and Australian ports via Suva Zealan-di- a, liner away from her wharf the Paci- left here. The vessel received lulu. 3, 1. F. .from 8 to 10 a. m. Sundays. Office C.-- S. S. HAEMONY LODGE, No. 0. 0. fic Mail tug Arab dropped a steel ca- prompt dispatch, sailing for now with Mutual Telephone Co., Japan ble which became entagled in the re and China at noon today. Meets every Monday evening at Adams Lane, above Hotel street. VESSELS TO DEPART I volving propller of the America Maru The America Maru -- like all vessels BLOW AIMED 30 tn I. 0. 0. F. Hall. Fort Street Registrar Lemon reports on deaths The AT Thursday, steamer was unable to proceed in the Toyo Kisen Kaisha trans-Pa- ci Jan. 19. PAUL SMITH, Secretary. from contagious diseases as follows, further and before the length of ca- fic service is fitted with a fine wire Moji and Port Said Erna, Ger. G. B. CAMERON, Noble Grand For the month of December, tuber J. ble had been removed, the services less apparatus. During voyage stmr. very cordially culosis, 14; for the first sixteen days the All visiting brothers of a diver were employed. The America there was issued each day Central and South of January, typhoid fever 2: tuber a bulletin PACIFIC MAIL American ports invited. Maru left her wharf at one o'clock in of messages' Hongkong Maru, Jap. stmr. culosis, 11. containing news from all the afternoon but it was after three corners of the globe. Friday, 20. OAHU LODGE, No. 1, K. of P, New silk dress patterns in foulards The rumor con Jan. o'clock the following morning before cerning a San Francisco M. and messalines; large selection of disaster having befallen the Lurline N. S. S she .steamed out through the Golden steamer Mongolia 10 a. ,m. Meets every first and third Fri dress trimmings; plain and fancy was sent to the Reports from the mainland today Gate and away for Honolulu. America Maru. Kauai ports W. G. day evening at 7:30 in K. of P. Hall, dress nets; chiffon cloth and marquis- Several tell the details of what is called a Hall, stmr., 5 large liners had dragged their an- Of the seven cabin passengers on p. m. corner Fort and Beretania. Visiting ette, etc., are some of the new attrac- "blow at the Pacific Mail chors on account of the terrific blasts board the Japanese liner none stop Steamship Hawaii via Maul ports Claudine, brothers cordially invited to attend. tions at Sachs Dry Goods Co. Corner Company." It is of an amendment adopt 5 . WM. JONES, C. C. rain and wind. ped over at Honolulu. Fred Donnison stmr., p. m. Fort and Beretania streets. ed by the committee inter-ocea-n The smallest number of cabin pas is rated as is Senate on Kona and Kau ports O. F. HEINE, K. R. 8. A proclamation was issued by Gov- what known as a "globe Mauna Loa, trans-Pacif- canals on January 7 to sengers found on board a ic trotter." He is on an extensive tour the stmr., noon. ernor Frear yesterday giving the Mann bill which regulated Panama HAWAIIAN TRIBE, No. 1, 1. 0. R. M. liner passing through Honolulu in of the Far' East. The brief stay of Saturday, Jan. 21. thirty acres of land in Manoa Valley, canal traffic. many months are included in the list tne liner at Honolulu gave him little San Francisco Nippon Maru, Jap. secured from the Estate by The chief amendment was one In ' Meets every first and third Thurs- of but seven carried in the. America time to look around though made stmr. ejectment proceedings, to the College he troduced by days of each month at Knights of Maru now enroute to Japan ports and the most of his visit. Chairman Flint, and is Monday, Jan. 23. of Hawaii. The Hop Sing Company brief designed to cor- Hongkong. G. encourage the establish- Kauai Pythias Hall. ViBiting brothers ni Rev. W. Greene and Mrs. Greene ports Noeau, stmr. which leased the land from the Kapio-la- ment of independent steamship lines, dially Invited to attend. The liner was an arrival off the are missionaries proceeding to China Tuesday, Jan. 24. Estate is given three months to The amendment H. FOSTER, Sachem. port late laBt evening after a voyage to take station at Canton. They have ,asks the presidnt Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, remove the crops, the rental being to fix the freight and passenger E. V, TODD, C. of R. of five days, twenty-on- e hours from been on a leave of absence spent in the stmr., 10 a. m. fixed by the Territory at $100. charges for using San Francisco lightship. Considering states. Accompanying the Greenes the canal, but Kauai ports Kinau, stmr., 5 p. m. freight charges must not be I0N0LE1U AERIE, 140. F. 0. E. that the vessel steamed for three days was a Miss P. Harrison, also Identified less than Maul, Molokai and Lanai ports 50 cents nor more $1.50 ton. in the very teeth of a gale the stanch with missionary work in China and than a Mikahala, stmr., 5 p. m. WED It is provided no charges Meets on the 2nd and 4th YA STIR liner averaged 14.84 knots per hour, who goes to resume her labors at also that Japan ports and Hongkong Tenyo NESDAY evenings of each month at HO The America Maru Is making her Ylng Tak. shall be paid for vessels in ballast Maru, Jap. stmr. nor for vessels or operated for 7:30 o'clock in K. of P. Hall, corner first trip across the Pacific on the To join the United States naval col- owned Wednesday, Jan. 25. or on account Beretania and Fort streets. new joint schedule with the Pacific liers at Cavite, Philippine Islands of the United States San Francisco Sierra. O. S. S. government nor Visiting Eagles are invited to at OFFICIAL CIRCLE Mail. With the commencement of Messrs. W. J. James and W. W. Wat- for merchant vessels Thursday, Jan. 26. of United engaged in tend. hostilities between Japan and Russia, son are through passengers by the the States the Kauai ports W. G. Hall, stmr., 5 coastwise country. W. R. RILET, W. P. the America Maru was withdrawn America Maru. They have been to trade of this p. m. A proviso WM. C. McCOT, Sec. from the Oriental and San Francisco the mainland on vacation leave. is added, however, that Friday, Jam 27. the exemptions not apply to any service. The vessel was made a While the liner remained at the shall Hawaii via Maui ports Claudine, Reported Speech at Panama vessel in is WONOLTTLU LODGE, 616, B. P. 0. E. scout ship and she did valiant work port, G. Wilkins, one of several Ame- coastwise trade which stmr., 5 p. m. part, Is Sensation When It in patroling the China and Japan rican newspapermen who have held owned in whole or in or which Saturday, Jan. 28. Lodge O. is controlled directly Indirectly by Honolulu No. 616, B. P. Washington. coasts on tne lookout tor blockade run- down good positions in China made or San Francisco Siberia, P. M. S. S. Reaches any company. Elks, meets in their hall, on King ners during the war. the most of the opportunity of looking railroad Tuesday, Jan. 31. Street, near Fort, every Friday eve- The proviso refers especially to Admiral Yashiro, commander of the Some years ago the America Maru about Honolulu. Wllkins is at present Victoria and Vancouver Zealandia, ning. Visiting such railroad companies as seek to C.-- Brothers are cordially Japanese training squadron that pass- was refitted and placed on a run be- time associated with the Shanghai S. S. to avoid or reduce the effect of the com- Invited attend. ed through port on a visit to the tween the Far East and Central and Mercury in the capacity of general this petition of ocean traffic between East- MAILS. JAS. D. DOUGHERTY, B. R. mainland some time ago and which South American ports. While in this supervision of the news department. 7 ern and Western seaboards of the GEO. T. KLUEGEL, Sec. will shortly return, seems to have trade the steamer has made occa- While the Mercury is far from being Mails are due from the following; United States on transcontinental, official circles in Washington sional calls at Honolulu to leave a typical ."American" newspaper In points as follows: WM. HcETNLEY LODGE, NO. 8, stirred railway rates. by a speech made while the squadron cargo. the sense that it is recognized on the San Francisco Per Sierra, 20. K. of P. The effect of amendment would Jan. was at Panama. The following spe- For the past eight months the Ame- mainland under the guidance of such the. Yokohama Nippon Maru. Jan. 21. be to deny free passage of the canal cial dispatch from Washington ap- rica Maru has been in the hands of wideawake workers as Wilkins, the Yokohama Hongkong Maru, Jan. 19. Meets every 2nd and 4th Saturday to the ships of the Pacific Mail steam- pears in a San Francisco paper Just shipwrights and builders at Urayo Na- publication has been much improved Victoria Per Makura, Feb. 3. evening at 7:30 o'clock in K. of P. ship company, or any line which has received here: val Yards, Japan. There the liner of late years. Mails will depart following Hall, cor. Fort and Beretania. Visit- rail- for the WASHINGTON, Jan. 11. Serious was given a thorough overhauling. connection with transcontinental points as follows: ing brothers cordially invited to at- breach of international courtesy in- She came alongside roads. San tend. Alakea wharf Francisco Per Lurline, Jan. 20. formally is charged against Admiral early this morning bearing the ap- Yokohama Per Tenyo Maru. 24. F. F, KILBEY, C. C. TWENTIETH BACK Jan. Yashido; the Japanese naval officer pearance of a brand new steamer. JAPANESE PATIENTS Vancouver Per Zealandia, Jan. 31. E. A. JACOBSON, K. R. S. who in a speech at Panama criticized Captain A. G. Stevens, formerly in ARE WELL TREATED Sydney Per Makura, Feb. 3. President Taft's policy in recommend- the Nippon Maru and with the Ame- 4-- ing of the Panama ca- PASSENGERS BOOKED fortification rica Maru while she was on the South FROM HARD HIKE Secretary K. Ito of the Japanese nal. American run still retains command consulate, who made a hurried trip Per stmr. W. G. Hall, for Kauaf The incident today dis- Yashiro of the fast vessel. He is assisted by to Walpahu last Saturday to investi- ports, Jan. 20. J. P. Cooke, H. P. placed drop of blood" speech - the "last Chief Officer MakI, an old hand with gate the cause of the accident which Baldwin. f'--- Commander Sims as a sensation in VM fvLVij of the T. K. K. Practically the whole second bat- resulted in the injury of a large num Per stmr. Mauna Loa for Kona and To say that the of- official circles. G. Ishii, Chief Engineer is senior 'n talion of the 20th Infantry have been ber of Japanese laborers through Kau 20. A. department are ports, Jan. Miss M. Paris, ficials of the state the service of the company and is no on a hike for three days and returned falling from the locomotive, has re Mrs. Alapal, Ad- J. Wakefield, Mrs. K. surprised by the criticisms of Consul-Gener- al stranger to shipping men at this port. to Fort Shatter yesterday after some ported the matter to Akana, Miss Mary Akana, Edgar Hen-riqu- es, miral is to put the matter Yashiro Local waterfronters and newspaper rough traveling in which mud and Uyeno. R. Hind, Mrs. mildly. They simply are waiting, Hind. men were made glad to welcome F. B. rain played an important part. He stated that the Japanese pati- M. N. S. S. however, to see what action will be Per Lurline, for San Cavarly, formerly of the Tenyo and Major Samuel W. Dunning was in ents are being given the best of treat- Francisco, January 20 M. taken by Japan. P. Smith. Nippon Maru as purser of the Ame- command on the hike and the other ment in the plantation hospital by its Mrs ,M. Morgenson, Commander Sims' utterances com- P. Smith, J. P. rica Maru. Cavarly was some ten officers along were Lieut. John officials. He is satisfied that the ac- Mrs. J. P. Morgenson, L. Scrutton, R. pared with Yashiro's are considered emphas- years ago a regular visitor to the port Lieut. A. M. Pardee, Capt. W. cident was unavoidable, and I. Pick-for- d, a deft bit of diplomatic oratory. Bentley, T. W. Johnson, A. E. Oceanic steam- H. Chapman, Lieut. Wm. B. Graham, ized the fact that he is very much at this time, when the presi- as an officer with the D. Montgomery, James Row Just present making Lieut, G. V. Bowen and Dr. Ernest management is doing for the injured, dent has made it clear that he wants er Ventura. He is at Theo. W. Johnson, W. L. Perry, F. w. bis eighty-fir- st an Johnstone, physician in charge. pleasued with what the plantation the canal fortified, the speech of Ya- visit to Honolulu as Johnston, Mrs. F. W. Johnston, Mrs. trans-Pacif- ic A. W. Chilton is on re- sin- officer of a liner. Lieut sick K. T. Cousins, Mrs C E Havens, Miss shiro, as reported, is considered port at Shatter. MAGAZINES ARE WANTED gularly discourteous. Dr. Schaffner, the ship's surgeon Is L. Wiley, Mrs. H. Wiley, Miss Gladys is opinion of military officials, making his first trip to the East by AT THE CITY JAIL! Middleton, Miss H. J. Amidon, Mrs. H. It the GIRL DISJOINTs'nECK expressed informally, that unless the vessel. . B. Treethway, G. C. Heckman, Mrs. KODAKS Japan takes immediate steps to as- Freight Clerk Baker is another well PERFORMING GYMNASTICS Jailer Asch would like to "hear from G. C. Heckman and Infant, Mrs. E. J. and certain whether Admiral Yashiro was known steamship official who greeted parties having' a surplus of old books,' Miller. "Everything Photographic" quoted correctly In the reports that friends at the port this morning. GREELEY, COLO., Dec. 24. While magazines or illustrated papers who' Per O. S. S. Sierra for San Fran- ' have been sent to Washington and Chief Steward Leffman was former- going through the set of exercises would be willing to part company cisco, Jan. 25. Mrs. W. A. Bell, Mrs. Honolulu then takes action, the incident is ly connected with the Siberia and prescribed at the school which she with an accumulation. Reading mat- M. A. Allen, F. D. Lowrey, J. R. Har- those by eight-year-o- ry, C. Du Roy, J. bound to become a subject of diplo- who swear the cuisine of attended, Beulah Allen, the ld ter is needed at the city and county Warmiser, Mrs. H. F. F. matic Inquiry. that popular liner can readily appre- daughter of A. S. Allen of JalL Earle, J. Patterson, G. Pren- Photo Supply Co., tice, L. C. Solomon, There is no intention at this time ciate what is in store for the travel- this city, yesterday dislocated a" ver- Jailer Asch states that any word Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Fano and son, Mr. and Mrs. H. FORT STREET to ask Japan if it intends to permit its er In the America Maru with Leff- tebra in neck. Physicians re- left at his office either by mall or by J. her Biddle Mr. and Mrs. W. B. naval officers to criticise the military man at the head of the cullinary de- telephone will Miner, placed the bone in its proper position receive attention and J .A. High. plans or operations of other nations, partment. in- - a messenger will be sent to secure and are watching the case with the Per W. G. Hall, for Kauai ports, but the state department is waiting to SIx second cabin and 58 steerage literature. terest. Jan. 26. Rev. F. Puvis, Mrs. Purvis. ARTISTIC PICTURE FRAMING see what Japan itself will do. BULLETIN ADS PAYg Weekly Bulletin U p,r year. Kodak Developing and Printing BAND CONCERT TONIGHT. . Arts & Crafts The Hawaiian band will play this W. C. Shop evening at the Moana Hotel at 7:30, as Peacock Co., Ltd. Young Building follows: Coney Garage Automobiles March Angelina Scottl Tel. 1704 Wines and Liquors Tel. 1704 Overture Anna Bolena Donizetti Chorus Lohengrin Wagner : Inter-Islan- PICTURES Selection Bright Ryes Hoschna Family Trade a Specialty. Meet All d Steamers Vocal Ha wn I ian Songs .. Ar. by Berger Selection Madame Sherry. . .Hoschna Mont Rouge Wines Touching IN COPLEY PRINTS Waltz Dreams Fuclk Sole Agents Mumm's Champagne JKAUAI PACIFIC PICTURE FRAMING CO. Finale Chantecler Thurban Schlitz Beer ( Spangled RATES 1050 Nnnann Street The Star Banner. . REASONABLE EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU. T. H., THURSDAY, JAN. 19. 1911. ILL REDEEM WE ARE SHOWING OD WARRANTS Correct "1 NEW SILK DRESS PATTERNS In Foulards and Messa-line- s; only one dresa length of each; very pretty designs. Clothes F- LARGE SELECTION OF DRESS TRIMMINGS Persian col- Hawaii County's Improved orings Pink, Blue and Lavender embroidered on Net, with Gold inances to Allow Paying For Men and Silver Threads Interwoven. Handsome Iridescent SEQUIN Back Accounts. '01 NET and beautiful Beadei Trimmings from 1 inch to 6 inches wide. . HILO, Jan. 16. Next Monday the County begin The Newest Model PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS NETS A complete stock In will to Redeem the first batch of registered all colors. warrants which of Spring Clothes the improvidence of some of the mem- CHIFFON CLOTH and MARQUISETTE In fashionable bers of the old Board of Supervisors has arrived. It shades. made it necessary to issue to tide the County out of its financial difficulties. is called BROADCLOTH 54 inches wide, finest quality; in Copenha- the Last week, when he made the an- Old Rose. J2.50 per gen, Crimson, Navy, Reseda, Champagne and nouncement of the fact that some of yard. the registered warrants would be re- "STANDARD" FINE FRENCH SERGE 56 inches wide, all shades; $2 per deemed, Treasurer Swain at the same gave yard. time some idea of what is the financial standing of the. County, a SACK SATURDAY' SPECIAL Priestley's Rainproof Cravenette thing which has been practically im- "ROSEBERRY" COATS. In Olive, Tan, Navy and Black; new possible to get for years past. styles. Regular, $23.50; special, $17.50 each. Swain showed that on Dec. 31 of last year the County received the Everything about first instalment of the settlement balance due from the Ter- the "Standard" ritory, in the sum of $21,000. To this is of such a de- Goods Co., was added the remainder of $16,861.-8- 2, Sachs' Dry the balance of the (settlement, making cisive nature, and . Corner Fort and Beretania Streets Opposite Fire Station the entire amount for the six months past $37,861.82. it illustrates so Out of the General Fund. It is this sum which will make it nicely what our possible to redeem out of the general fund some of the ancient obligations spring lines are incurred by the various districts. On Jan. 3 there were outstanding against going to be. The the County $41,293.38 in unredeemed Living warrants, and the amount is swelling "Standard' is a High daily. It is Swain's intention to re deem all the warrants which were Three - Button dated up until Nov. 22, 1910, the date I COPYR.OMT .909 having been chosen because the Sack, with a good County will have just about enough DOES NOT OF NECESSITY MEAN COSTLY LIVING IF THE money to spare to pay warrants up strong shoulder SUPPLIES ARE PURCHASED FROM US. WE PUT A FAIR until that date, the amount involved being $22,184.40. When this money and full lapel. PRICE ON SUPERIOR MEATS. has been paid out for the" redemption of warrants, there will be only a bal- ance of about $3,900 left in the Coun- ty treasury to the credit of the gen- eral fund. Metropolitan Meat Market The following totals of the warrants up until the date mentioned which HEILBRON & LOUIS, Poprietors TELEPHONE 1814 will be redeemed will show the stand- ing of the various districts: Puna, $10,521.23; South Hilo, Hamakua, $4,500.79; North Kohala, $3,340.20; South Kona, $103.- - 25; North Kona, $858.40, These figures, of course, show merely the warrants outstanding for Oahu Furniture Company the districts mentioned up until Nov. 22, 1910, and this explains the fact that there are several districts which Hand-Mad- e Koa Furniture do not appear on the above list, though there are warrants outstand To Order and in Stock ing against them, but these were dated on later dates. EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS - BEAUTIFUL FINISH It Is interesting to note in this con- AND OTHER FURNITURE nection that in the past, when war rants have been redeemed, the law King Street, opp. Alex. Young Bldg. P. 0. Box 840 does not appear to have been follow- ed at all, which provides for a regu lar procedure with legal notice, etc to be taken by the Treasurer. The law provides that such notice must Sole Agents Home Beautifying be given five days before the date when the warrants are to le redeem- ALEXANDER YOUNG HOTEL LAUNDRY. Our ed, and after the first publication of en I such notice the warrants cease to draw interest. An expert in the person of Mr. A. M. Morganthaler is now vjjy&7 wagons pass your door twice daily. With regard to warrants which are not immediately presented for pay- in this'city for a few days and is prepared to give you the ii law gives the (following ment, the in fine wall wall course of procedure; last word papers and hangings. "If such warrants shall not be pre- sented for payment within sixty days Mr. Morganthaler will be pleased to meet those interested from the time the notice hereinbe- WHY REMAIN FAT? fore provided for Is given, the fund in this subject in our store and will make special appoint- set aside for the payment of the same must be by the Treasurer applied to ments if desired. There is no charge or other obligation on A Vapor Bath Cabinet will aid in reducing avoirdu- the payment of unpaid warrants next the part of those coming to hear Mr. Morganthaler and see in order of registry. The Board of pois without impairing the health as is the usual Supervisors may, on application and his beautiful assortment of fine decorations. Immediate ad- presentation of warrants properly en- result from "Banting." We have two styles of dorsed which have been advertised vantage must be taken of this opportunity as Mr. Morgan- presented within sixty-day- s and not Honolulu Jan. Cabinets. ' as aforesaid, pass an order directing thaler leaves 28th. the Treasurer to pay them put of any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated." Lowers te Cooke, Ltd. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. BALLINGER REPORT. TO BE PUBLISHED AND STREETS FORT HOTEL 3C Many Thousands of Copies Will Be Spread Broadcast,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24. Many thousands of copies of the report and TUNGSTEN LAMPS hearings of the committee that' con- ducted the Ballinger-Plnch- ot investi Goto gating committee will be distributed HOUSEHOLDERS AND MERCHANTS WHO ARE IN- throughout the country. It is esti- TERESTED IN REDUCING THEIR LIGHT BILLS SHOULD mated the cost will be $13,632, accord A. G1LMAN, Coyne USE THESE LAMPS. THEY GIVE ing to Representative Cooper of Penn 1 sylvania, chairman of the house com- Shipping and Commission Twice Light for the Same Money mittee on printing. Furniture Co. the Cooner and members of his com large A CLEARER, BRIGHTER, WHITER, STEADIER AND mittee favored getting out a widespread de BETTER LIGHT IN EVERY WAY THAN THAT OBTAIN. edition to neet the Agent for For on subject. ED WITH THE ORDINARY, LAMPS. mand for information the Meanwhile the house committee on Co., Me. agriculture has yet to act on the re- Arthur Sewall & Bath, Good port of the investigating committee, Parrott & Co., San Francisco which was referred to it. Furniture The report of the agriculture com Extinguisher Co. The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. mittee will be a perfunctory return of Badger's Fire the more important matter to the Extinguisher Co. delving Into case General Fire house without the &BI9HEIX AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER) at all. Neuinan Clock Co. (WATCHMAN'S CI0CI Furniture COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE Royal Standard Typewriter LAXATIVE BROMO-QUININ- re. & & WEEKLY BULLETIN moves the cause;. Used the world ovef Aachen Munich Fire Ins. Co. Rugs Draperies to cure a cold in one day. E. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. Mada FORT STREET, NEAR MERCHANT J. llopp & Co., Ltd. SI a Year PARIS MEDICINE CO., Saint Loui U. S. A 4 EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., THURSDAY, JAN. 19, 1911. Ev ening Bulletin DAILY and WEEKLY Published by BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO., LTD. At 120 Kingr Street, Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii College Hills Tract Daily every day except Sunday. Weekly issued on Tuesday of each week. Closing-O- ut MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PEJEi'8. traitor Lots for Sale SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. All modern conveniences, such us tiVfcilNlIVO tHJL.t-lJTlI- N V HKKLY MULLBTIN electric lights, gas, city water, are In- P.t Mouth, anywhere in U.S & fcr Six Montni stalled on this tract. No pioneering, 'rices .78 a .Bo Per Qor-rter-, anywhere In U.S J.o Per Year, anywhere in U.S. .. I.oo no waiting for water, gas, carline or Pei Vir, aavA'here in U.S H.oo Per Year, anywhere n Canada.. I.Ho el oc trie lights before building. The Per Yeai, postpaid, foreign 2.oo Pel Year poatriaid, foreign 2.or. lots are large, many being nearly half acre in area. The neighborhood is In our of the best. CIRCULATION LARGEST OF ANY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED in the Territory of Hawaii. Ready-to-We- ar "S i ir.uitoruii Kooma, 2185 Dept. Kiiainiaa Officio. 2256 Trent Trust Co., Ltd. Cptered at the Postorfice at Honolulu as second-clas- s matter. Marvelous Reductions This

THURSDAY JANUARY 19. 1911 . Month The best recipe for charm, if not huge horde of related races. As a beauty, is not any kind of facial mas- homogenous nation we stand first in sage, nor lotion, cream or powder, point of number, but it becomes all The Whole StccR being Sold but it is to let a stronif, unselhsh Americans to remember that as we FOR SALE heart shine through whatever kind grow in size our responsibilities grow Regardless of lost of front window God has given. also. Frank 1'rnui'. Three-bedroo- m house on Pound The Floral Parade spirit. CHILLING1RTH King St.; new, with Finder will not return it under any all modern conve- Lingerie condition. niences; lot 100x140. Price $4250 Gowns Our new legislature has before it HAS DAY BUSY &.50 a number of shining examples of how Three.bedroom house on ., values at $2.50 not to act. Kalakaua Ave.; hard- ,, wood floor, beautiful $10.00 $5.00 Judging from the number of expe- Appears For Many Defendants interior finish. Price 4250 $15.00 $10.50 ditions that are headed for way down and various Charges Keep HAVE YOU SOME OLD under, there may be a chance for an- Seven acres with two- -, $20.00 ,, $10.50 Him on Jump. FAMILY PORTRAITS OR other polar controversy in the near bedroom bungalow, ga- rage, etc., Manoa. A Others future. This was "Chillingworth Day" in proportionately in $10,000 property police court. C. F. Chillingworth, for... 5Q00 low The cold weather we are having appeared as counsel for a ennrl ? lately seems to back up the scientist ly number of defendants in Judge who predicts that after a few thous- .Lymer's court this morning. He was Bishop Trust Co., Ltd. MAKE A SPECIALTY and years there will be an Arctic certainly a busy man, and various WE climate at the equator. Perhaps by charges kept him on the jump. BETHEL STREET Atitone OF COPYING THIS CLASS OF At that time the Alaska coal mines will Nobriea. a Portuguese charged with a statutory be opened for development, and prices crime, was WORK. sentenced to eight months' impris reduced by the Trust. onment by Judge Lynien. He was represented by Attorney Chilling- New Crop! IN POINT OF NUMBERS. worth, while Judge Humphreys ap- peared as a special prosecutor. Chil- lingworth noted an appeal and the Fresh Pineapples! GrURREY'S $25.CCi,aIiisinist When the cable dispatches brought defendant furnished a bond to secure Leave your the news of our population numbering his release. orders for a crate of SIX CHOICE Tailor-Mad- e over one hundred and one millions of A. K. Arnold', charged PINES at 72 King with assault, street. people, it struck the average reader had his case stricken from the cal- Telephone 1574 as something mighty big. But the av- endar. Look Lee and Ah Chin were Suits erage become accustomed before Judge Lymer on charges when you want to send a reader has 'of ISLAND to thinking of America as something assault and battery. The former had FRUIT CO., All Sizes his case continued until January 24, mighty big and a few millions more 72 S. King Street it. while the latter waived the examina- Wireless or less does not startle him. and a boy message. tion and was committed to cir- Phone 1515 will call for the Comparatively few however realized the cuit court. He was charged with as- that the census figures put us third sault with a deadly weapon. Antone pie stepped beneath a bower of flow- and fired four shots at during In size among independent nations them Silk the Richards, who was tried yesterday ers in the home parlor and in a few an altercation last night, three meu of the earth. China comes first, Rus for alleged thefts of milk from the moments the simple ceremony mak rrom the ship quit today and talk sia second and the United States Palm Cafe and Boston Restaurant, ing them man and wife was conclud about taking the matter before auth Dresses third. will be sentenced by Judge Lymer ed. Then followed the usual well orities for prosecution. e, The three men are Max Asmussen Germany, with her high birth-rat- next Monday. wishes and festivities which lasted At Half Price John G. Jardine, Eecond mate; H. Oerter, night watch is the chief Western nation that has a hack driver, was until ten o'clock. Amidst a shower man, on trial for selling liquor and Henry Dowling, cook. No two alike aspired to rivalry with us in without a of rice at this hour the happy couple "The when we went license. trouble started bers. Yet she has begun to drop far Attorney Chillingworth ap- left in an automobile for some place aboard last night after a vlBit up peared for him. behind. The German Empire takes a unnnown to spend tneir noneymoon, town," said Dowling today. "The $10.00 to $19.75 The trials of H. Hirano and H. Mi mate census every five years. One is now Mr. Hiserman is a resident of.Hilo wanted to show his authority yamoto, the two JaDanese hotel nrn- - and after ordering us in progress, and it has already gone and is prominent in club circles. Miss around, named Misses to large sizes prietors who were arrested by License McLain is a Honolulu girl who an tour sailors to drive us off. Then, far enough to show that the ratio of has Inspector Fennell for alleeed sale nf exceedingly large number of friends. when we refused to go, he drew a re is declining. We have now liquor, volver fired four shots. Today increase were in court this morning, Gery man and and Harry acted as best they are we should come about 35 per cent, more people than Dut, at the request of Chillineworth. Miss Sadie McLain, sister of the anxious that back, but we won t do it." Germany and are growing twice as their attorney, their cases went over bride, was the bridesmaid. until next Tuesday. The men say they had been drink Bain Coats fast. Berlin has 5000 fewer people ing a little uptown but deny that they than Chicago. were unruly or were intent on making HISERMAN-McLAI- At $5, $6.50, We have considerably more than N THREE OF CREW QUIT trouble. $7.50, twice as many people as the United WEDDING GERMAN SHIP ERMA $10.50, $12.50, $14 Kingdom and are growing between 2185 editorial rooms 2256 three and four times as fast. The Surrounded by relatives and inti Charging that the first mate of the business office. These are the tele metropolitan district of New York has mate friends, Wm. Hiserman and Miss German ship Erna drew a revolver phone numbers of the Bulletin. now about 1,000,000 people less than Nellie McLain were united in mar- the metropolitan district of London, riage by Rev. Father Stevens at a pretty but in numbers is growing three times home wedding last night at the home of the bride's mother, as fast. We equal France twice and Mrs. John Waists McLain, on Lunalilo street. As a half over, and New York doubles the wedding march played by Miss Rice Paris. We make three Italys, five A was started at eight o'clock, the cou- - great clearance of Spains, or nearly two Austro-Hunga-ri- Waterhbuse Trust empires. The real New York Waists. A big stock to City is about seven times the size choose from. The new- of Constantinople and about thirteen est styles, and at prices times as large as Tokio, the largest Real Estate Department will pay city of Asia. that well to We exceed Canada at least twelve- shop here. fold, Argentina about fifteenfold, and Brazil fivefold. We have nearly For Rent more people than all the rest pf America, North and South, com- Furnished house of four sleeping 200 Children's Coats, bined, No home is complete with, rooms for rent for a period of bIx months. Immediate possession. Rental Two of our States combined, New out a CHAFING DISH. Just $65. AH York and Pennsylvania, exceed the Wai-ki- kl Sizes, A the thing to use when chance Furnished house on beach at $2.50 to $7.50 sav- white population contained in all the for rent for three months from British colonies and dependencies the callers drop in. March 1, 1911. ing of nearly a half on every coat world over by about 5,000,000. New York City, including its suburbs, is We have, a large variety nearly fourteen times as large as the with both alcohol burners and For Sale largest British colonial city, Mel- Silk Petticoats, bourne, which always includes in Its electric stoves. Finished in count suburban but independent mu- good style, which makes them A few of the "Walker Lots" on King nicipalities. street left at $1200 and on Young street an ornament as well as a use- $900. All colors, We equal the Roman Empire at its at $3.75, $5.50, $6.95, ful utensil. A very desirable piece of Kaimukl height, although Rome was made up property on 12th avenue. $10.50 to of many nations, and we have about! An $1800 bargain in Makikl district. $12.50 sixteen times the population of Eliza-- ! .v, u uuginuu. ijuuuuu lu luo unit? Ul the Great Queen was about as large as Detroit. H. F. Wichman The Russian Empire today exceeds us by 60 per cent, but Russia in- & Co.. Ltd.. cludes ancient races which have nev- Waterhouse Trust Jordan's er fused, each having its own lan- Leading Jewelers guage, religion and customs and re- FORT STREET FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS HONOLULU, T. H. garding every other one with hostility. China is not so much a nation as a EVENING BULLETIN, HONlLULt;, T. H., THURSDAY, JAN. 19, 1911. 5 Alfred D. Cooper LOCAL AND GENERAL Greatest Shoe Sale Record Hawaiian Stocks and Bonds Rebuilt on Bought and Sold Autos, $4 per hour, Lewis Stables. 307 JUDD BUILDING Dr. Carey, dentist, has resumed Telephone 2489 P. O. Box d07 practise at 307 Boston building. Typewriters Hotel Arlington entirely Shoes-Wom- en's remodeled. An Actual Sacrifice of Misses' & Children's Roems newly furnished. Hot and Williamson & coM j Buttolph baths. Smith-Premie- r double-keyboa- Rev. Rowland B. Dodge, of Wai-- : Broken Lots Many typewriters, with Kinds Many Styles luku, is now lecturing on Hawaii in all worn parts Stock and Bond Brokers Massachusetts. replaced. Practically as good as The job de-- new, and cost only $35 to $45, 83 MERCHANT STREET Bulletin printing ! Commencing Thursday, Jan. 19 partment is installed in the new Ala- according to the model. kea street offices. Sec our Show Windows. A Great Opportvnity. AH Good Shoes Phone 1482 P. 0. Box 528 Contractor McDonald is making ex tensive repairs in the interior of the Sold Cheap postoffice building. . . Honolulu Stock Exchange Pete Baron has. leased the Kerr' Hawaiian News Co., premises at Waikiki and will estab-- j LIMITED Boots lislk bathing resort. 100 Pair Women's Laced reduced from Thursday, Jan. 19. Alexander Young Bldg. $3.50 to $1.00 pair. If you want a good job done on an NAME OF STOCK. Bid. Asked. auto or carriage take it to Hawaiian Boots Carriage Mfg. Co., 42? 120 Pair Women's Laced reduced from MBRCANT1LE. Queen St. $4.00 to $1.45 a pair. C. Brewer & Co Pay cash anu ask for green stamps. They're Women's Laced Boots No Sale Shoes SUGAR. free. Call at the show rooms 90 Pair reduced from Ewa Plantation Co 7K and Bee what you get 'ree for NEW TODAY - $4.50 to $1.95. Exchanged Hawaiian Agric. Co 200 225 stumps. Haw. & Sug. Co. 33 Com. ... 33 Taking general cargo for ports NOTICE OF ELECTION OF 110 Pair Women's Oxford Ties reduced from $3.50 Hawaiian Sugar Co 33M along Inter-Islan- to pair. Honomu Sugar Co Hawaii, the d steam- OFFICERS. $1.00 a Honokaa Sugar Co er Niihau was dispatched at ten ton I'M o'clock this morning. 134 Pair Women's Assorted Oxfords reduced from Haiku Sugar Co. 145 At the annual meeting of the Socie-dad- e Shoes The regular meeting of the Hawaii of the famous Hutchinson Sugar Plant. Portuguessa Antonio, Bene-flcen- te $4.00 and $5.44 to $1 .85 a pair. Promotion Committee de St. Kahuku Plantation Co. . . 17H will be held at de Hawaii, held in Honolulu makes of LAIBD, SCHO- the rooms aft- 91 Pair Laird, Schober & Co. Patent, Vici and Gun Kekaha Sugar Co 95 of the committee this on day 1910, ernoon 3:30 the 4th of December, the A CO., WICHERT & Koloa Sugar Co at o'clock. following Metal Leather Ties reduced to $2.50 a pair. BER Mr. oflicers were elected to serve McBryde Sugar Co 4 '4 and Mrs. Trafford Huteson, of during 1911: GARDNER, C. Seattle, guests Ho- 105 Pair Women's Tan Pumps reduced from $3.50 P. FORD Oahu Sugar Co 26 are of the Moana Manuel C. Paclieco President. Onomea Sugir Co tel for a few weeks. They brought Joseph V. . .Vice-Preside- to $1.15. A CO., and many others. Olaa Sugar Co. an Fernandez. Ltd 3 4'A automobile with them on the trip. Secretary Olowalu Co ...... Overcoats and clothing John S. Ramos 43 Pair Women's Tan One and Two Hole Ties re- other suit- Manuel Bislio Treasurer Paauliau Sugar Plant. Co. able for R. '9 the wet weather can be found Members Supreme Board Joaquim duced from $5.00 and $6.00 to $2.25. Pacific Sugar Mill at Silva's Toggery "The Store for Good C Grillio, Joseph R. Bisho and August 82 Women's White Canvas and Swede Slip- Pata Plantation Co '45 Clothes." fair Having many styles In Pepeekeo Sugar Co P. C. Correa. One poster-view- s of Ha- H. pers reduced from $3.50 and $5.00 to $1.95. Pioneer Mill Co "3 thousand Board of Directors Manuel Pe nnrrow widths, inxtoin-er- s 49 Pair Women's White Canvas Oxfords reduced Waialua Agric. Co 89 95 waii will be sent by the Promotion reira, John S. Marines Jr., Joseph P. wearing AA, A, and It Wailuku Sugar Co Committee to the American Associa- Dies, Manuel J. i'ereiru., John R. Bisho from $3.50 to $1.25. Waimaualo Sbgar Co tion of Traveling Passenger Agents. Jr. widths will find "many 5 Joseph C'uetano, Rogers J. A large assortment of house and evening slip- Waimea Sugar Mill Co. . A shipment of fuel oil is reported Auditors Bargains. MISCELLANEOUS. ou the way down to the islands by the Borges, Crino Almeida. pers, Standard, Cuban and French Heels, at Inter-islan- d Sieam N. Co. 10 American ship Falls of Clyde. The At the meeting of the Directors held prices from $1.00 to $2.50. Hawaiian Electric Co. . . . vessel sailed from Gaviota on last January IS, 1911, the following oilicers Hon. R. T. &L Co , Pref. Tuesday were elected: of Hon. R. T. & L Co , Com. 109 Pair Misses' and Child's Bare Foot Sandals 105 The Oceanic liner Sierra from San Manuel R. Pereira..'.' Chairman Remember Mutual Telephone Co. . . . Francisco John S. Marques Jr Secretary reduced from $1.75 and $1.50 to 75c and $1.00 the date! Oahu R. & L. Co can be expected as an early arrival tomorrow morning. The All of the above officers assumed the An assortment of Children's White and Black Remember the place! Hilo R. R. Co., Pfd...... responsibility of office on the 18th of Hilo R. R. Co., Com.... steamer brings a large, list of cabin V -- passengers January, 1911. Strap Slippers and Pumps at 75c and $1.00 Hon. B. & M. Co. 19H 19X and a quantity of general cargo-- . JOHN S. RAMOS, Hawaiian Pineapple Co. . 36 a pair. 35 --4retaryV' Tanjong Olok R.C.. pd up Artist Wores has just completed a Honolulu, January 19, An assortment of Babies' Button and Lace Boots, do do ass.65 pd. . splendid portrait of Judge Dole. Mr. in from to 6, Also Pahang Rub. Co. (Pd).. Wores has been most successful in sizes 2 at 35c a pair. Soft " getting kindly expressions No Sale Shoes Pahang (Ass. 40 Pd) the of Mr. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST Sole and Moccasins at 15c a pair, sizes 0. 1 BONDS. Dole and the work is very much ad- Circuit, Territory of Hawaii In Pro- and 2. Set Aside Haw.Ter. 4 (Fire CI.) .. mired. The portrait will be display Haw. Ter. 4 ed af Uurrey s, on Fort street. bate. At Chambers, No. 4:155. In the 90 Pair Assorted Bed Room Slippers, 65c a pair. Haw. Ter. 4V4;i A cable received by the local branch matter of the Estate of Albert AVig- - Broken sizes, evening Slippers, mostly narrow Haw.Ter.4;j ...... of the Merchants' Exchange announces , gins, deceased. On reading and Ming Haw. Ter. Si ...... the departure of the Japanese liner the Petition and. accounts of Mark Cal. Beet Sug. & Ref. Co. 6 Tenyo widths, 75c. Maru from San Francisco at Houghtalling, administrator with thft Hamakua Ditch Co., two o'clock yesterday afternoon. The will annexed of the estate of Albert Upper Ditch 6s Matson Navigation steamer Wilhel-min- a Remember the Date Remember the Place Haw. Irrgtn. Cc.. 6s 00 14 sailed from the same port with Wiggins, deceased, wherein petitioner Haw. Cora. & Sug. Co. 5 Honolulu as destination at noon. asks to be allowed $(i41.45 and charged Hilo R. Co., Watch Our Show Windows R Issue 1901 According to a report received this, with $15:14.39, and asks that the same HIlcR. R. Co.. Con. 6 ... 96 morning from Kaneohe, a Hawaiian be .examined and upproved, and that Honckaa Sugar Co., 6 .. lot'A Hon. R. T. & L. Co. 6 ... mail carrier there, threw a package a linal order be made of Distribution Kauai Ry. Co. 6s of papers on the veranda of a Chi- of the remaining property to the per- McINERNY SHOE STORE Konala Ditch Co. 6s 100 nese store, Lee Wo Chong, and by sons Thereto entitled and discharging McBryde Sugar Co. 6s . . . 9 92X mistake broke the window. The mat petitioner and sureties from all fur- Mutual Tel. 6s ter was reported to Deputy Sheriff ther responsibility herein: It is Order- OabnR. &L. Co. 6 99 Oahu Sugar Co. 5 Davis. ed, that Monilay, the 27th day of Feb- The Japanese plantation laborers of ruary, A. 1). 1911, 10 o'clock a. m Olaa Sugar Co. 6 93 at W. WHEN IN NEED 07 Pac. Sug. Mill Co. 6s Koloa, Kauai, are dissatisfied with the before the Judge presiding at Cham- JAS. PRATT Pioneer Mill Co. 6 action of the Filipinos who are work- bers of said Court at his courtroom In Waialua Agric 5 X . Co. . . 100 ing in that neighborhood. According the Judiciary Building, in Honolulu, Open a to the Japanese, Filipinos SALES Between Boards: 100 Oahu the ,have County of Honolulu, be and the same ("Pratt, the Land Man") been committing robbery quite frc-- Sug. Co., $20.25; 100 Oahu Sug. Co., hereby Is appointed the time and place quently in Koloa. A Japanese named 4U Oahu Sug. Co., $26.25: 30 for hearing said Petition and Accounts;, Savings who was coming from Ka-ia- Paper Oahu Sug. Co., $26.25; 25 Sug. Nakamura thilt all vvrMm interested may Oahu paa was. by ten Filipinos j REAL ESTATE Co., $26.25; 20 Oahu Sug. Co., $26.25,; attacked tht,n uml there ni,)ear and snow caUse. on but, broke away 80 Oahu Sug. Co., $26.25; 30 Ewa, the road; he froni( lf Rny thpy hnVe why the same should them on his horse, In time to FIRE INSURANCE Account of any description $27.50; 25 Ewa, $27.50; 10 Ewa, $27.50: escape'. ....nt(i.Tind mav present evl- - Injury. manag- 50 Mut. Tel. Co., $13.50; 110 Mut. Tel. bodly The plantation dunce as to who are entitled to the are seriously thinking of discharg- GENERAL AUCTIONEER You can not find a man who Co., $13.50; 30 McBryde, $4. ers said property. Dated the 19th day of ing the Filipinos. By (Seal regrets the day he opened a Phone 1410 SUGAR QUOTATIONS: Jan. IS, January. 1911. the Court: COLLECTED 1911: 96 deg. Test Centrifugals, M. T. 8IMONTON, Clerk of the Cir- RENTS savings account. 3.52c; 88 Analysis Beets, 8 s., lld. ENGINEER TO LEAVE cuit Court of the First Circuit. Wade LOANS NEGOTIATES HONOLUIU'C LARGEST Warren Thayer, attorney for adminis- We pay 414 per cent, on FOR COAST TOMORROW all Latest sugar quotation 3.52 cents trator. savings accounts, compounded or per 4829 19, 26; 2. 9. Etc., Eto. PAPER HOUSE $70.40 ton. Man Who Installed Machinery Jan. Feb. twice annually. On Big Dredge Goes to DIVIDEND NOTICE. STANGENWALD BUILDING Los Angeles. Sugar, Hawaiian Pineapple Co, Ltd. AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- 3.52 125 Merchant Street . Honolulu N cts G. C. expert elec- PAPER & SUPPLY CO., LTD. Heckmann, the have declared a month- Bank of Hawaii, Ltd. trical engineer who came down to The directors II ly dividend of 25c per share upon the .. Capital fend Surplus, Fort and Queen Streets Bests, Md Honolulu from the coast to take js charge of installing the machinery in capital stock of the company, com- $1,000,000 big ''Turbine," mencing with Dividend No.' 39, due G, the dred: which the GEO. GUILD Manager Stanard-America- n Dredging Company and payable January 31, 1911. $6000 BEISItY is using on Pearl Harbor work, will Stock books will be closed to trans- WATEBHOUSE TfttlST CO. return to the coast tomorrow on the fers from the 27th to the end of eace Lurline, accompanied by his wife and Members Honolulu Stock Bond young month. and daughter. ' ADAMS, Will buy a BEACH LOT near Exchange The machinery has been put in the A. W. MORE MONEY Treasurer. Diamond Head. the New Year PORT AND MERCHANT STREETS great turbine-drive- n dredge and ev- Start Is being made by those who Invest January 18, 1911. Excellent Sea Front Residence Telephone 1208 erything is now In smooth working Dated sites. Fruit trees and grass grow- Right In the order. The hardest part of the work 4829 Jan. 19, 20. 21. ing on lots. CALIFORNIA CONSOLIDATED has been done and Mr. Heckmann OIL COMPANY STOCKS AND BONDS will leave here for Los Angeles to LEAHI HOME. TAKE OUT A profession on the Coast, than In any other oil proposition, be- follow in his after completing his duties here. The annual meeting of the member n cause a 6 annual dividend Is as- The installing of the machinery on the will be held at the sured from the start, which no other Trent Trust Co., of the Lcahl Home big dredge was one of the most diff- Theo. H. Davles & oil company has been able to offer. Limited ever offices of Messrs. icult pieces of work of its kind Honolulu, on Thursday, Jan- Life Insurance The Cal. Consolidated is dlstlnc MEMBER HONOLULU STOCK AND undertaken here and the way in Co., Ltd., uary 26, 1911, at 3 o'clock p. m. TRUSTS, REAL ESTATE AND tlvely an investment enterprise, as- BOND EXCHANGE which the dredge is handling coral in DA VIES, COLLECTIONS Policy suring not alone extraordinary profit, the Pearl Harbor entrance is a T. CLIVE triumph for the designers and the 4829-- 3t Secretary. Cor. but absolute safety. Merchant and Alakea Sts. men who set it to work. The Standard-A- I offer this stock for sale at 70c HarryArmitage merican company Is preparing NOTICE. WE ISSUE THE MOST LIBERAL PER SHARE in five equal monthly now to open an office in the Stangen- payments 2 Stock and Bond Broker Stop Rent CONTRACTS AT THE LOWEST or off for cash. This wald building. To Whom Tt May Concern: Paying Is Member of RATES. a straight business proposition that Honolulu Stock and We beg to state that Mr. If. B. OdeB Bond Exchange points the way to big returns on SHOE SALE has severed his connection with us. your money. Campbell Block, Merchant Street ASSOCIATED OARAGE, LTD. DONDERO & LANSING ATTRACTS CROWD Subscription list at my office. 4829-3- t Phone 2553 83 Merchant St. ?. E. R. STRAUCH women chil Representing Lincoln Mortgage & A big crowd of and $500 to $15,000 were in of Mclnerny's Loan Co. Giffard & Roth dren front shoe store all this morning. They Room 1, Waity Bldg., 74 S. St. Hawaiian King STOCK AND BOND were attracted there by the published WANTS MARTIN GRUNE, BROKERS announcement of a great reduction Members Honolulu Co., Stock and Bond in shoe prices and they quietly wait- Trust Ltd., Exchange ed their turn to get Into the store FOR SALE. Real Estate Agency Island Investment Stangenwald Bldg., 102 and select After seeing Merchant St. footwear. the Remington No. 10 visible typewriter; CAMPBELL BLOCK 923 fort street crowd there no one will doubt that $70; latest model. Address "Type- Room No. 20. P. H. there are ninny people in Honolulu Company BURNETTE writer," this office. 4S29-- Corner Fort Cora'r. of Deeds for who want bargains and will patiently and Merchant Streets. California hui wait for an opportunity to. get them. tfew York; NOTARY PUBLIC; LOST. STOCKS, BONDS, MORTGAGES AND 3rant Marriage License; Drawi C. L. HOPKINS CHANG CHAU REAL ESTATE Mortgages, Deedi, Billw of tale Drink Passbook No. 8072 on Bishop & Co.' Leases, Wills, Etc, Attorney for savings bank, lost. Finder please Systematizer, Notary th KAY'S OLD K0NA C01FEI Public, Agent GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT, Telephone 3449 District Corrts. 79 MERCHAXT T return to bank,' 4S23-- to Grant Marriage Hawai-- Licenses, ) INTERPRETER, NOTARY PUBLIC HONOLULU. PHONE' 1310. Beit in the Market ian Interpreter and Translator Office 103 Stangenwald Building OFFICE Judiciary Bid?. HOURS Office Corner Hotel and Smith Inter-Islan-d and O. U. & T. Shipping Rent" cards on sale at HENRY MAY & C 0. at 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Streets. P. 0. Box 948. Phone 2386. P. O. Box 500 Cable, XnT"For books for sale the Bulletin "Bulldog" Phone 1271 office. 60c each. 6 EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H-- , THCRSD.W, JAN. 19, 1911.

A Skin of Beauty is a joy Forgvgi CHRISTMAS AT COLONIAL DAYS ELKS INITIATE Whooping Cough CROUP ASTHMA CATARRH If You Are T. FELIl GOCRAi'D'S ORIENTiL COUGHS COLDS BRONCHITIS Sickly DR. CREAM (3 MAGICAL BEAUTinu Just let Hostetter's Stomach AT THE KIRMESS P.emovtn m PRO 1INENT MEN GUAM IS LATE Tan, Pi v Bitters build up and renew Freckles, Moth tatcli-'- iuuh. and Skin Difc.'aspa, system, ana everv inemwii the entire make the tn tw&uty. na tie tlefe ilaecti-n- it 1S79 stomach strong; and healthy lius (tie ITBi:MtO stood ten A simple, saie end effective treatment Big Booth to Exemplify Early f 6i nua M. Oth avoiding: and keep the bowels free from Smallpox on Logan Prevents IP no h:mn!c!-- ! ufl Charles Schwab and for bronchial troubles, dru?s. taste it t besured Vaporized Cresolene stops the paroxysm! constipation. It has done so Landing of Gifts and Mail Life and Customs of Is properly ma:o ers Taken Into South of Whooping Cough and relieves Croup at A ocept no counter once. It Is a boon to sufferers from in hundreds of cases in the on Island, America." . telt of lUnilai Bethlehem Lodge. Asthma. The air rendered strongly c name. Dr. L inspired with every breath makes past years cer- Havre said to 57 and most art of trie b..ct-tn- n breathing easy, soothes the sore throat Christmas at Guam is just one The spirit of the old Colonial days (a phtieut On the night of December 29 and stops the coujrh, assuring- restful tainly will not fail you. Try I5tf " As you ladltA nights. It is Invaluable to mothers with exemplified year, and Santa Claus is, as far as possible, to be Will US3 th Charles M. Schwab of South Bethle- young y Dys- month late this J. children. it for Indigestion, Colonial booth at the Mid-Pacif- 2 recommend South Send postal for descriptive booklet. will not make his appearance at the in the 4jakirfinr Crvutn as the least harmful of ail tb hem, Penn., was initiated into pepsia, Costiveness, Bilious- middle of the Pa-- Kirmess to be held at the old iklu nreparw on?.' K- r e&le by an arneniM ft'.d ancy Bethlehem Lodge, No. 1209, B. P. 0. ALL DRUGGISTS little island in the Ooudb Dealers It the United Stats. Canada and Eurct Try Cresolene Anti- ness, Headache and Malaria, hcinc until January 2o, all because fishmarket on Saturday, February 18. Elks, with twelve other prominent septic Throa' Tab- KEfiELT.HQPliNi Pmo 37 Gieai Janes Sired NswV lets for the irritated Fever and Ague. Ask for there was smallpox on the Logan This booth is to be one of the two Bethlehem residents, the night, being throat. They are which the Christmas cheer, big ones, the other large booth being one of special significance in Elk-do- simple, effective and carried antiseptic. Of your and the transport was not allowed o the Hawaiian. The latter will be under druggist or from us stop there. the charge of Princess Kawananakoa' CENTRAL At the ceremonies there were a 10c. in stamps. and the committee of which she Is :ne UNION large number of Elks from out. of the Co, The story comes from Washington 62 Cortland! St., N. Y. HOSTETTER'Q ct through Army and Navy Jorunal, and chairman, while the Colonial booth will city present, Governor-ele- John K. is as follows: be supervised by Mrs. Abraham Lewis Tener, of Charleroi, who is a past of be- Cav- and her committee. Grand Exalted Ruler the order, STOMACH Because a member of the 8th RECORD IN 1910 ing present. was taken down with small- The Colonial booth, Mrs. I.ei is alry band A. of a Army transport Logan, yesterday, is to typifv the early Perry biianer, Pittsburg, pox on the member of Grand Forum, had Dec. 5, days of America. The decorations will the BitterS which left San Francisco of and chnrge the work was assist Christmas festivities on the island not be along the line of the conven- Pastor's Report Declares it the ed by Elks from . , and Cash were postponed one tional red, white and blue, for the Homestead of Guam just by Arnon P. Miller For sale by Benson, Smith ft Co., Logan, which days represented date back far be- Most Noteworthy in Charleroi, and of month. The General West Bethehem, who is a Past Ex Ltd.; Hollister Drug Co., Ltd.; on Dec. 26, was yond the red, white and blue period, was due at Guam . Church History. alted Ruler of Allentown Lodge. Chambers Orug Co., Ltd.; Htlo Drag loaded with presents and everything beyond the time when America had de- independence of of The following men were initiated Co.; and at all Wholesale Liquor that would have gone to make Christ- clared her the rule "1 the criterion of worthy deeds ac nze into the mysteries of Elkdom: Dealers mas merry on Island year. King George back to the time of the the this complished be adopted as the basis of President, Beth- - But when the transport attempted to Puritans, the early Quakers the new Judpnenti the mo hag proved Guam permission was dwellers in a far land, who, while land at refused the best thus far In the history of our Lcfa;.'A. P. Warren Wilbur. President. E. on men- her by the health authorities the curving uul umi "eoiimcs hul.,.j rhnvrh declared Dr. Doremus. Wilbur Trust Company. We will give a Cash Prize of Island. No amount of persuasion the forests and plains of a new world, Semlder, pastor of Central Union Eldridge Wilbur, Treas-church- , yet acknowledged allegiance' P. Assistant TEN DOLLARS to the person could induce the health officers to owed and in his annual report, made last urer, E. P. Wilbur Trust Company. quarantine against the Lo- to the land of their nativity. sending raise the night at meeting. Cofttin- - - us the best original - the annual Kenneth Wilbur, President, Wyan- gan. Christmas arguments were of no The general theme of the decora- i - uing, Dr. Scudder said: I Ant if Rillr Pnmnan v article on the subject Of avail, and Logan proceeded on its tions, Mrs. Lewis says, Will be White. ' the .pnnn(,,aiiv nilP rpf,OI.fl f- - lam a r.hnrlen T Mono Sovotarv V. way to Philippines land- brief, planned to have, in jh the without In it is the an( th(j mMt hrmieLnt CenjWilbur Trust Company. ing any passengers or freight. Neither background,' facsimile of old the an tral Union church has ever known. We J. Davis Brodhead, Attorney-at- - did she receive anything from the isl- Colonial mansion, with its great white expended $724 more upon ourselves Law and and. As a result, all of the Yuletide pillars and spacious verendas (lanais, J- Kaimuki's than during the previous year, or a to - - George Lehman, General Man- - from the States bound to Guam is we would call them in these mid-P- a- tal of $14,782, and in our regular be- - ager, Bethlehem Foundry and Ma- - now on its way to Manila.. From ciflc islands). Stately dames- - of the nevolence we mW) for othera ft tota,' chine Company, Residential there is must be taken back to Ho- days yore promenade graceful-- of will of $37,790, or $3452 more Oliver, L. Peysert, coal and lumber nolulu. "With good luck the Christ- than in 1909. QUICK GLASS ly through the picture. Domestics such'ThIa dops lnclu(Je smend(1 otj merchant. mas visitors and presents for Guam as served the masters ana mistresses.. i finch, Value ferings for permanent endowment of Frank a nrivnte REPAIRS will catch the next transport at Ho- of great estates of early America the work in connection with the American! Wm. J. Wording, merchant tailor. nolulu and arrive there about Jan. 25. will attend upon the guests who are All kinds of eyeglass and spectacle Rnnv.ir.no r,f nisnnn nnri nt jsnnn wiiiiam oirauss, sceei inspector. The enlisted man aboard the Logan fortunate enough to enter the doors of, A. D. Hal-th- e The 'jai!'ine as by by twQ Qf Qur famiUes These t me Dr. Heller, physician, of article must explain done if magic. is afflicted very mildly with smallpox, Colonial booth, and over them will. Icvinnm c morial gifts in tho board's centennial why KAIMUKI is the best place Special lenses ground to order and will probably recover before he be exercised the sway of the stately, ... Frank P. Stirk, wall paper mer- ,,,.. t t to build in. is all prompt and accurate work. reaches Manila. Every member of the ..4.11 ..in...- - a home This vuiuu.a. uainco wall n.o of this church in 1910. It will be hard chant. crew and all other passengers have ners, their powdered hair and their The initiation ceremonies were fol- there is to it. If you know Broken frames repaired. for us to equal the regular contribu- - j been vaccinated, and there is abso- exquisite courtesy and hospitality. lowed by a banquet at the Eagle Ho- tion of $7655 made by us last year to anything at all about beautiful lutely no danger of a spread of the tel, at which a Catholic priest (aid disease. The medical officers are In foreign missions. We can, however, do' KAIMUKI you can certainly PAPER TOWELS FOR grace and another was toastmaster. position to obtain better control ofj it if we will. For home missions we write a splendid little composi the disease upon the transport than THE KANSAS SCHOOLS fell off $529, a small item in the total' afifl. In - ECZEMA CURED tion about it and win the TEN A. N. Sanford, if the patient had been taken down nf S'f. an.! mil in noona nnl IN DOLLARS, after he had reached the Philippines. State Superintendent Declares umn is $152 less than that for 1909." SIMPLE WAY Try itl report be- Optician Capt. Edward J. Dorn, U. S. N., Dr. Scudder's was made Old Roller Towel Dangerous No More Dosing Stomach Your returned to Washington in time fore more than 300 church members, the Cure article must contain' BOSTON BUILDING. FORT STREET the Skin Through the Skin. Source of Infection. . who sat. down to a chowder dinner. not Over May & Co. to spend Christmas in his own home less than 200 words nor and in America for the first time in that preceded the annual meeting. Oth-- - you more than 500, Send your four years, having been stationed at TOPEKA, Kan., Jan. 4. E. T. Fair- er reports were made by officials of! When have a scratch on your hal1d wash out and plainly Guam for more than three years, child, State superintendent of public various branches of church work, as' y" it and cleanse it name address writ tnen cures Calendar where he has been in command of the instruction, is nrenarinK to have a follows: and the skin itself. ten on your manuscript, It is Pads and The DFSt skin specialists-toda- y are naval station and also governor of test made of Daner towels for Kansas! Renort of church clerk, Lyle A. , only way to not necessary for you to have the island. He was. accompanied by schoolhouses. If the towels are sue-- Dickey; treasurer's report, Jonathan; agreed that the cure th Excelsior Diaries for through it typewritten Mrs. Dorn, who has lemained in the cessful it may not be long before all Shaw; church treasurer's report, Oli- - skln ls the skin. For statis- just your own tropics with him during his entire tic Kansas schoolhouses will be; ver C. Swain; Bible school report, Ed. tics sll0W that nearly all eczema handwriting will do, are perfectly In oth- - 1911 stay there. The Baltimore Sun quotes with the individual towels Tnwse: Rihlo sehool treasurer. W. j. ferers healthy all Captain Dorn as saying that there Is which come in rolls. Forbes; Woman's Board, of Missions,"" wa-v- s P- as i.u me.r sriii. auu Sunday, or any day, you can lf tne eczema patients were really suf-- no more beautiful Island in all the The State board of health has abol Mrs. Theodore Richards, president; ; KAIMUKI, fering from an internal malady, the take a car ride to world, no more cup in Society. William C. . delightful climate the ished the common drinking the Women's Mrs. ,. 1 ...... 1...... uuu-- t Al. ....!.. Get off at our Branch Office Also a complete line of OFFICE whole year round, than Guam. schools and on railroad trains. Since Hobdy, president; Christian Endeavor c" u' " v ttlm UIU' l"D at Christmas in Guam is only twelve that order there has been much com- - society, "Albert Parsons, president; would be diseasesd. the end of the Waialae line, STATIONERY can prove immediately re- - and BLANK BOOKS. years old, and the natives there saw iw tnwBix in hotels1 ,..,. t w v Yu the rimmm lief of a true skin cure by using oil Take a ramble around. Look their first Santa Claus under the and trains carrying diseases the same tiring chairman, read by Rev. A. A, anrj "I .11 Hil fel Cll UQ l,UlllJUUUUCU ill U. at the mountains, the land American flag, hoisted when the Island as the drinking cups. . Several cases Ebersole; Missionary Gleaners' u. u. prescription, nquin mns was captured from the Spanish on where diseases were communicated byc)ety Mrs. M. D. Withington, read by rnis the sea, Notice the magnif- Office SuppIytCo., Ltd., July 11, 1898. the disease germs, while toning up The event had been ....i. w... .,... w..w..., icent lay of the ground, the de- iviuriun uiuv.il, P"1 skin celebrated only in a casual way by and the board of health may prohibit James A. Rath, superintendent, read ln! "e"y u,,,!. 931 FORT STREET' the We have now this-- meritori lightful slopes of the Palolo small American colony, however, their use in public places. j Vjy Kulihl branch, Rev. Spencer Brown; ous and thoroughly scientific remedy Hills, before the advent of Capt. and Mrs. Several firms are in communication by A. E. Lar-wit- h the pretty homes, the fine H w Chamberlain, read so long and have seen its reliable Dorn upon the island. Since then Jap- - for road the superintendent of instruction imer; Nauru Island Mission and many freely and street improvements there has been a pronounced - results so times that we change. regarding a test of the towels. They, anese Sunday school, Rev. O. H. Gu- and the feeling of On Dec. 25, 1907, big express our confidence. comfort and the first celebra- are willing to have the towels tested lick; Portuguese Sunday schools, W. tion, to which all Honolulu Drug Co., Fort Street. happiness everywhere, Don't the native school in some of the country districts and A. Bowen; Chinese mission work, F, children were invited, was held. Each in some city schoolhouses forget old Diamond Head, Koko year also of the w Damon. the observances have taken on a as experiments to determine the value, following wasre-o- f wider scope. 0f membership the Head and the rainbows, Then There are about 11,000 the towels. The paper towels arejporte)j. on the it wilLnot take you long to tell natives island, and of these made of heavy and absorbent tissue membership in about 1000 are being taught our total corrected Silva'sToggery English paper. Each section is ten inches wide 1030. In 1905 we re the world something about BLANK BOOKS, DAILY JOURNALS, In tho An,oWon rm January wa8 mV .ki.A!:;::' ""VeSand eighteen inches long. After use' 1089 but that seems to have DIARIES, CACENDARS, INKS, are being rapidly.I' Americanized. There they are burned. A set or nxiures anu Q spora(uc burst which could not PENS, PENCILS, are not over 250 white people, and been one thousand paper towels 'cost a lit-- 1 mantained, as the number fell in And Everything for the Offlc nearly all of these are Americans. be TheStore for Good Clothes tie more than 12, and extra rolls cost 1908 tQ 984 nna was reduced to 887 in Kaimuki's Where? The marine guard numbers 130 men, about 50 cents for each' thousand 7 , ,M,int present pas- - some of whom have their wives and lq( t the towels. began. Your minister maue as WALL, NICHOLS CO., Ltd. families with them. There are the torate Residential line officers, a paymaster and two recorded calls during his several STYLISH FOOTWEAR 69-7- A DAINTY TOILET ARTICLE. year 1 KINO STREET or three medical officers. A number months' presence in Honolulu last of enlisted marines a little more per month than his Value have married na- Every lady desires to keep tive women and are making who usual average. He has attended eleven TRY AN Guam up attractive appearance, while their home, although they have been her funerals and solemnized six marriages. MANUFACTURERS' SHOE CO., LTD, at the Theater, attending Recep- five Send us your composition discharged from the Service. "The The figures for Mr. Ebersole are ' tions, when shopping, while travel- 1051 Tort St. Christmas spirit begins early, for ev- funerals and eighteen marriages. There on or before January 31, 1911, FOUNTAINOnotoPEN on occasions should ery year we sent to the United ing and all have been twenty-seve- n pabtisms of States, of We will award the prize the Philippines or Japan for presents carry in her purse a booklet infants. Too much can not be said of B. ARLEIGH & CO., LTD. money on for the 1000 school children." Captain GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL BEAUTY faithful, efficient services of our QUARTER SIZES February 5, 1911, Hotel Street dainty the Dorn said. "Last year we despatch- LEAVES. This is a little devoted assistant minister." ed the station ship to Japan for toys; booklet of exquisitely perfumed pow- Expenditures for tho year were as easily re at Six Days Only this year we sent to the States for dered leaves which are follows; Foreign missions, $7655; home Address: 1500 pounds of candy. The festivities moved and applied to the skin. It missions, $20,360; American Mission- SALE OF BOOKS begin becomes! on Christmas Eve. We have la invaluable when the face ary Association, $1351; education, Thursday, December 29, to Regal Shoe Store, our Christmas trees, on which pres moist and flushed and Is far superior $800; ministerial relief, $100; miscel- Wednesday, January 4 ents are nung, ana at midnight mass to a powder puff as it doee not spill $1524; expended on self, $14,-78- 2. Kaimuki Land is laneous, celebrated in the old Catholic and soil the clorhes. These items are spread over & C 0. church. On EOWN LYON Christmas morning the It removes dirt, soot ani grease many branches of the work. In addi- Limited governor assembles the school chil- del- Company, Ltd., from the face, Imparting a cool, tion, it is stated that one family gave dren in the plaza in the delightful complexion. OWL icate bloom to the Sent $25,000 and another $5000 to the Amer- weather of an American April or May anywhere on receipt of Ten Cents Board in centennial year as a So Honolulu, T.H. and distributes the' toys or candy." ican its CIGAR NOW in stamps or coin. F. T. HOPKINS, memorial for permanent investment. 37 Great Jones street. New Yo'k. M. A. GUNST & CO Arenti NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS GETS HER VOICE BACK, DIES GIVEN TO YOUNG TAFT BUILDS 'PLANE Every copy of the Eve n-i- WORKERS SHAW SEVILLE served on COLUMBUS, IND., Dec. 16. Re- 4 Bulletin 2. Charlie Fbrcegrowth city carriers' routes should PITTSBURG, Dec. 24. Paymas- WASHINGTON, Jan. covering her voice suddenly after the Taft has made a model aeroplane, reach the subscriber by 5 :30 j Iters in the Industrial plants in the having been dumb many weeks, Pittsburg district completed their and he says he will build a big ma- NEW MONUMENT WORKS p. m. Subscribers who fail Mrs. Albert Hook, aged twenty .called work today, when the last of $7,000,-00- 0 chine, In which he hopes to fly. her husband and other members of to receive th! paper by this to- King Street, Near Alakea Will was distributed to the men. It is At the White House reception her family to her bedside today, bade do it time will confer a favor upon pro- Phone 3085 0. Box 491 one of the largest "pays" in the his- day the President's young son, them farewell In a firm tone and P. the Bulletin circulation tory of the district and includes men ducing the model in a lower corridor, department by telephoning died. employed by the steel, coal and coke attracted much attention. She had been ill for a year, and Assessment No. 13 HAWAIIAN FISHERY, LTD. 2256. A special complaints to industries, as well as the river in- Among those who listened to his ex- her voice strangely ringing through the messenger will deliver terests. One corporation paid 7000 planation of flying principles were the house today startled the family HARBISON MUTUAL ASSOCIATION Bulletin after this hour men on Friday in order that their fa- Captain Graham Johnson and other to believing she had been miracu- Honoluln Branch when name and address of milies might have the money for White House aides, Including army lously restored to health, but when King Street Fish Market subscriber are given. shopping early Saturday. Others men Interested In aviation. they reached her she was dying. la due on November 15, 1910, and :have been distributing funds through- - becomes delinquent December 15, out the week. Weekly Bulletin $1 per your. BULLETIN AOS PAY-a- gjj 1910. Telephone 2569 EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., THURSDAY, JAN. 19, 1911.

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The hundred-yar- d dash which was run off yesterday afternoon on the Kamehameha School grounds was wit- a nessed by a large crowd of faculty members and students. The campus being too wet to compete on, all three runners agreed to run the distance on the road. V. Kamaiopili started the bunch oft together, and it was a close race, G. Manolia winning by two yard's. Time, 114-- 5 seconds. J. Kalanlhuia 1 8 a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a came in second, with S. Abulia third. WHERE THE 191 0 PENNANTS FLY a RECORDS BROKEN ORNELLAS A. Alau, the fourth man to compete, 8 SPORT CALENDAR. 8 did not show up on account of a sore 8 8 leg. tt . Friday, Jan. 20. tt was some tt Half Mile Relay Race at Kame- - tt There of the hottest baseball played during the season of IN MAN if EVENTS The first team will play a picked 1910 was ever seen on diamonds every sport it hameha Schools Four School tt BENEFIT that the of the mainland, and tt Teams eleven at soccer on the school grounds knows which team won world's championship, Entered. tt the as well as the champs of tt Saturday, Jan. 21. tt. Saturday afternoon. The full team the two large leagues. - tt Benefit Fights and Vaudeville at tt will be out for the practise game. Cap- except most Few the devoted fans realize the large number of leagues tt orpheum for omeiias' Mother, a Year 1910 Was Remarkable tain Winters will referee the game. In the country, nor do they know the championship teams of but a few out- Artists Are All Willing and side the two large ones. soccer!! Among Men, Horses and Public Must Now Made Tho main sporting event at the Ka- The Bulletin presents today the names of the championship "teams ttuo&&League Kams vs. High School tt BOaiS. Success. mehameha Schools this week will be In thirty-si- x leagues of country, including the two big ones, tt on Kam the and this list Grounds. 8 600-yar- a military d relay race held will be of interest to all fans. . 8 Wednesday, Feb. 1. 8 The year 1910 was a remarkable one When It is generally known that tomorrow afternoon 4:15, 8 Wall Cup Tournament Begins 8 in many ways in the athletic world, at between National League Chlcagb Dick Sullivan, the retired middle- five picked teams of the school. The 8 Beretanla Courts. 8 and during the twelve months Just 4"ierican League :. , ; weight champion of Hawaii, will ap- greatest interest has been in Philadelphia 8 Wednesday, Feb. 15. 8 ended there were many records smash- - taken this League '. pear in the ring at the New Orpheum event by excitmg Eastern Rochester 8 Hall Cup Tournament Begins. in different lines of sport. the students, and an 8ed on Saturday night, at the Ornellas race Is American Association Minneapolis 8 Saturday, Jan. 21. 8i expected. Entries closed this -- From a glance at the following rec- - benefit, Southern League New Orleans rp. o .,... t e c i the sports of Honolulu are not morning at 8:30 o'clock, and none of " ' . ' ords and the names of the men ancl New England League New Bedford Z t aV " K"lne 'to let any grass grow under the five teams entered contain mem- Tri-Sta- women who made them, it will be seen te League their feet in buying tickets for the bers of last year's Altoona "co",,n first and second League Race-King.- tlie of track teams. This gives Eastern Carolina Fayetteville 8 Marathon Ka'oo Or- - 8 f"". :ve"" eeeds the unknown - "cm. ui iu iiir.s. urneiiHR, motner or tne cieati (Uiality a to Carolina Association Greenville 8 nellas, Tsukamoto and Jack-- 8 ,""-ttT", T chance show what they even equul many of the records made, athlete. Texas League Dallas 8 son. 8 can do. Two good prizes which de- League Akron Automobile and Motorcycle Races 8 The horses, too, came in for their The entertainment planned for Sat- - light school boys very much will be 8 - Kansas State League . . Hutchinson at Hilo. g share of the glory, and the perform- urday evening will be the best ever put awarded to tlie teams, finishing first ' 8 Missouri-Iowa-Nebras- League Clarlnda 8 Sunday, March 26 g anees of Uhlan, The Harvester and on in this city for an show, and second in the race. The prizes are Connecticut League Waterbury 8 Annual Haleiwa Road Race - tt others have set a high mark for other and those who go will be more than two fresh mince pies, which are given Cotton States League Greenwood tt Starting from Aala Park. 8 horses. satisfied with what they see. by a few good sports of the student Western League r Sioux City 8 8 Following are the year's achieve- - Those who know In the first place body. Six boys are allowed on each League Edmonton 8 ments: team. Each boy is to run one hundred Western Canada 8888888888888888 8 , that they will be unable to attend Three-- I League Springfield Baseball Philadelphia, American should roiiw through with the price of yards. New York State League Wilkes-Barr- e League; batting, Ty Cobb, Detroit; 0110 or more tickets, for the cause is a The teams sent to Captain Harold Western New York League Rochester ORGANIZATION OF throwing baseball, Sheldon Lejeune, most worthy one, and no one will miss Godfrey are as follows: All-St- ar Central Association Quincy Evansville, 6 4 tlie price of a couple seats, Kuenaku, J. Panelua, Ah ' Ind., 426 feet inches; of even if Blue Grass League Paris intercollegiate, Princeton. unable to attend. Chew, A. Spencer, H. Apo, J. Lameka. Minnesota-Wisconsi- n League . Claire It is up Unknowns W. Apau, S. Ahuna, E. Eau Throwing javelin Bruno Brodd 160 to you boys and men of League Knoxvllle RIFLE SHOOT Honolulu, you Aklona, C. Miller, A. Zablan, W. Kaina, Southeastern feet 10 2 inches. who are proud of the Central League ; South Bend name "pood sports" in Its best sense Leaping Kangaroos F. Kalani, C Throwing discus Martini Sheridan, Virginia League Dansville it is up to you to make this Luhiau, H. Kani, D. Kalealii, II. Na- - 142 feet 7 inches. ' entertain Mink League V Falls City ment on Saturday evening' P'nna J- - Kawe, target R. a financial League Mil- Amateur Jay Graham, 417 Dark Horses Ben Hussey, J. Ku- - Nebraska State Fremont May Be Match Between straight. success and ease in some slight man- Washington State League . . . . Raymond ner the declining years of a mother nane, J. Kama, M. Lewalo. Football Harvard, eastern; Michi- Michigan League Cadillac itary Teams and Civilians who has lost The Sure Six E. Napoleon, F. Ka-lam- a, State gan, western. her main support, that Virginia Valley League Huntlon ' support being a boy you all knew and D. Kahanatnoku, W. Lazaro, K. in Honolulu. Golf Alexander Smith, open cham- Wisconsin-Illinoi- s League Appleton have seen in athletic events in this Hipa, II. Walau. '. pionship; W. C. Fowne3 Jr.. Oakmont. Southern Michigan League '. Kalamazoo city. Officials Captain W. H. Winters, is probable that an indoor rifle Camp-matc- h, It Pa naUonal. Mlaa Dorothy C. starter; Stanley Livingston, C. E. Liv- Central League South Bend be pulled off in the Nation-- j No one gets anything out of this will be1 0lUol.i0i omada, women's; Yale, ingston, R. Pacific Coast League Portland Feb- - benefit Saturday except the mother. Mahikoa, judges. al Guard shed before the end of Hunt-ruar- y, .". intercollegiate team; Robert E. Northwestern League Spokane yester-(e- ri Jackson and Nelsofi are this being decided upon Yule intercollegiate individual; R. the hustlers who are making the thing possible in day afternoon, when the Hawaiian Hovey, Hartford, Connecticut state. many ways, and Joe Cohen, by giving w g !i ig g ijf w w v a g w Pitcher, Bender, Athletics.. 269 Rifle Association got togeuier to iam G1Wden auto tour Chalmers Motor i tlie use of the New Orpheum, AMERICANS L AD Utility, Mclnnis, Athletics 301 over matters. Co. the a E. B. Blanchard was chosen execu Transcontinental walking -E- " dward the vaudeville artists of Hono nln for RECREATIONS Team average 317 tive officer, and W. A. Wall was elect - Payson Weston, League. unselfishly giving their services for the National ed president of the association. J. H.' Amateur champion -- F. C. evening, all are making the entertain- J N FIGURES, TOO First base, Kene'tchy, St. Louis.. .302 Fisher was named and Thompson, Berkeley, Cal. B f x 4 X ft I ment possible, and It la up to the pub-li- e Second base, Doyle, New York... .285 Irwin Spalding secretary-treasure- r. Roque Harold Bosworth, New Lon- - Shortstop, Wagner, 329 , which loves good sport to make MORE 1. Pittsburg After the shoot at the shed, and per-- don, Conn, PEOPLE COMING Third base, Lobert, Cincinnati 309 the evening the financial success that haps one on the long range, matches' Swimming C. M. Daniels, Individ-wi- ll FOR American Leaguers had the edge on field, Snodgrass, it deserves to be. SAVOY THEATER Right New York. .321 be arranged with army teams In'ual; Princeton, Intencollegiate; National brethren both in fielding Jackson has given a great deal their Center field, Hofman, Chicago..!. .325 Lellehua,1 river swim, L. B. Goodwin, N. Y. A. of during 1910, according to the posts in Honolulu and at time to the With tonight's performance Snook, and batting Left field, Magee, Philadelphia... .331 1 entertainment, having seen giving the civilians a chance to j C, hour 30 minutes 49 seconds; appended to the names of the thus the fighters, the artists for vaude- the versatile magician and disciple of statistics Catcher, McLean, Cincinnati 298 Mc-an- the go up against their military brothers breast stroke, 100 yards, Michael d Nicola nine classiest performers of each cir- ville acts, having the printing of tick- the handcuff king, concludes Pitcher, Crandall, New York . .342 do against the Dermott, Chicago A. C. Record-Heral- d. show what they can his engagement with Savoy, cuit, says the Chicago Utility, Chicago. .284 ets and posters attended to and dis- the but Zimmerman, 7... more or less professional shots of the! Track and field Pennsylvania, the arrival of While the phantom teams selected for tributing them, nnd Nelson of ma- the Sierra tomorrow I tercollegiate. the necessarily rines brings In some new people for this the purpose of comparison average 311 has been only second to the ef- Team team,' Pugilism Jack Johnson, heavy-a- n popular half open-ai- r are not to be regarded as the strongest With a marine team, a cavalry forts of Jackson. theater. Man- There are four players on the Amer- weight; Ad Wolgast, lightweight; Abe ager Love has not been to be plucked from their respective or- infantry team, an artillery team Tickets are on sale at the Metropol apprised of ican team whose superiors could be Attell, featherweight, the people booked for his ex- ganizations, it is interesting to dally and a civilian "team organized in and ian Meat Market, Manhattan Cafe, theater found to take their places on the field. Wrestling Frank Gotch. cept that they are clever. dope while the Hot Stove taking part in a general match, thej Hollister Drug Company, Criterion with the are Knight, Oldring, Sa Malan-IJagrat- These at short; in a' Court tennis Jay Gould, Lakewood, The Laredos, Snook, the h Iteague Is holding forth. sport of rifle shooting would take loon, LTOcKett s, The Fashion, the outfield; Mclnnis, utility, and East- N. J. Pete's comedy conipanv and George molding clubs the dopester long jump forward In Hawaii, and the tobacco store on Hotel street, In these log. Bain-togeth- and at erly, back of the Toward the close Amateur foils George K. er Stanley make a change of program nominated a team from each cir- matches would serve to draw closer Mike Paton's place; also at the Or- has of the season Jim McGuire, "sweet" on tonight at Savoy, Malan-Ma-grt- h the civilians and military men bridge; duelling swords, A. W. Dela pheum the tho cuit on which the leading batsmen in Easterly's ability to hammer the ball, and Fitzpatrlek's Cigar Store. company putting on a given statloned here. Poer; sabers, Joseph L. Shaw. Others have sketch their respective positions are transformed the catcher into an out- been sent to the soldier entitled "Pawn 210," which ia on Women's running high jump Theo- and marine camps, Tbket places. The selection of two teams be- 8 8 8 and these boys will rippling fielder, putting his younger catcher dora Wheeler, Va3sar, 4 feet 4 2 with fun. give an exhibi- come through with their quota of coin, this basis would fans hind the bat. Clyde Milan, of the Sen- DOTS AND DASHES. Inches; 'dash, Stephanie K. tion of sturdy walloping that should be as they always do on an occasion like nan ators, one of the greatest natural hit English, Vassar, 0:09 5; hop, step THE BIJOU AMATEURS of a scream. For with nine on Saturday decides the the present. little short ters In the big leagues, and who Is Soccer and jump, Charlotte Hand, Vassar, 29 regulars and one utility man selected . . .. I l I 1. B I. TT., ..... i ! i. n taaffllB Jackson and Nelson nre selling tick- ranked as second to none in fielding,; ciiampiun...,, l """"""" feet 612 lncnet. fence vault, Almede There waB a full change of pro- swatting abilities, the repre- will be hot games played on ets to everyone they see on the streets, for their failed to land a berth on the phantom There Barrj Vassar 5 feet lncnes gram at the Bijou last night, organization should bo 3Ui nnd there is no need of anyono miss and sentatives of the Junior that day, and a large cfowd fol-th- outfit because he slumped miserably W- - is Madam Chralni made ap- margin of RunningM. sheppard, the ing the opportunity of buying her first would cop the honors by a j present. a couple year, winding up the race with lowing 550-ya- dash, 1:05; pearance. She proved to be records: of pasteboards for benefit. herself six points. I 660-yar- the ' an ordinary ,279. ' d run, 1:212-5- ; 700-yar- d run. a clever trapeze artist and executed tho American del - Remember, this entertainment is for The hcadliners of Tf were flelepterl - tpnnis tournament at Oahu Col- ... o some stars w for Tho- - - i.oa, c mnniVVV-Yttl- U U 11 IT .1 i - daring feats. She was liberally ' 1U1I, 1 1116 w om,n machine, taking their - , as we" the men, and it egated to this thfl Nntlonal . , thore on- th new courts Can not be o -t ...... u,..,.. . applauded ..... MnnM or W (,- PftUllUB , HlllO IUII, d for her act. Tomorrow grand average from the records of the lm is expected that fully half of the audi wouiq oe a nnmoer or cnanges in lor several aays umn uie nun 5 night will see another entire change, tins started minutes 45 seconds, ence will be composed year, would hammer the leather to the club. Konetchy seems to first dries out courts in good shape. A of members of as well as new people, and ama- have ( the Hurdles J. J. Eller, low, the tune of .317, while the Nationals would made the fair sex. teurs will have base nailed to the mast, however the. postponed start was to have been q.(,9 2.j seconds; 5 mile hurdle, C. J. the stage to them- with .311. The ' a a trail six Doints astern other members of the infield might be yesterday, but again the courts were Baeon, seconds. selves for a while. While they are In 434.5 DOTS AND DASHES. lesding fielders of the American j In the limelight bettered even at shortstop removing too wet for play. Five-mil- e run George V. Bonhag, 25 there will be no dull thfJir respective positions likewise sur- . moments, for coming on, Man- the re'doubtable Honus Wagner, Evers minutes 9 5 seconds. thost of National in the team As the first nP F'hninrv nnnrnnnlitui ager Kubey says, pass those the at second, Tinker at short and Devlln, Y. M. C. A. basketball will be the Twenty-mil- e Holmer- - are good, and have reg- team race nn(, the time for thp ,., pmy In average by three points. The nine of Giants, nt third, would holster next exrltincr indoor sport on. and the , , , . . . ', been well selected. Standing room the ' " vrtiiiciiuun tram. tn0 an(1 jr., ., ulars picked from Ban Johnson's cir- games soon. viuu Wall toiirnamonta will, no doubt, be hardly available at up the outfit, but the batting of the regular will be started Fifty-six-pou- weight from stand wound up the year with a grand Bets neart..r, tnP welders of the recket an eary hour, for these amateur cuit athletes in these positions compares as Practise play has been going on for M. J. McGrath, 33 feet 1 inch, trials twlnk-ler- s are Workn!ir harder and harder to get average of .975, while the chief Lo-- weeks, teams are uave provea a aistinct feature at the follows: Doyle, .285 Evers, .263; ! nearly two and the r weigni ior neigni irif,, ,,,- -, ,,, t,m.. ? I' parent body run a clsse finn- - - no- - ...... ti,. oijuu. of the hartv, . rwiin an- Wotxnof Sfft h whinned Into shnne...... - - n i vvaisn. ju leer oa-i- inenes. r,n iha for honors.' On second with .972. .298. k,i Saturday there will be another and Tinker, POOl Jerome Keogll. Down nt V.wn TT'Ll.n.t In the selection of the bast fielding vnnnir matinee at 2:30. It would be impossible to supplant, 88888888888888888 Marathon, two-ma- n team Holmer una - i., t i , ri League, I. Mel On tlie Sierra to arrive tmorrow pitcher 6f the American Maeee in the garden, and Hofman Is shr,rii,r, Tnmpr. rievninnd .873 or, i,,..i iin . . rose (Young Cy) Younglan be h - morning, there will be some new art- .the a but there wou)d , m Wa8. . . . .44 pa(.ed&'llm,ni Her, 1 000. Chic ists. These people are said to be i I with a perfect mark of tpouWe flndmg one whoae neIdlng abil. Athletics.... .974 1:H1.2. ZaoZoajXHoZuiu only M on m splendid performers, and will open Oandll. although he played In half lty would glve Wm a plano over Sno(,. 978 Center fleWi oldHnff Athetc9 Qne m(,ei pace(, tQ wagonAleen at the Bijou at an early date. The the games of the schedule, is the choice; nl,Si prga Clarke of Pittsburg would field, stone. St. J""8 with a irt management announces that there are for first baseman of his circuit make ft 8wel, runninK mate f0P Magee' Catcher, Crlger, New York 993 stallion-T- - One mile trotting he Har- Tickets are now on sate for the Or- some excellent acts for next week. average of .989, nnd TTnfmnn. hut then there'd Rnnd-- I Chicago 1.000 Pitcher, Young, vester, 2:01. nellas benefit, end it up to all good 8 8 8 Frank "Chance, playing In little more .321, it grass with that hitting mark of Trotter on half-mil- e track Uhlan, half the games of the season, fellows to get in and make the Satur- AWAIT NEW than as against Manager Fred's best efforts, Team average 975 2:05 4, world's record. TALENT with day night entertainment a big suc- topped the National first Backers 68 pounds Three-year-ol- which amounted to under National League. d trotter Colorado E., FOR THE EMPIRE .996, P. L. has a cess. a count of and the the giants figure. First base, Chance, Chicago...... 996 2:04 world's record. In person of Jimmy companion the demon sluggers Jen- - Three-year-o- ld Detroit's avail Second base, Hummell, Brooklyn. .905 trotting filly Native ??j$$.3!STennis William A. Larned, singles; Manager Scully looks for the ar- Sheckard, who set the pace for Na- grounds nlngs and his followers scant shortstop, Doolan, Philadelphia.. .948 Belle, 2:06 2, world's record, H. H. rival of several new people for the fielders, with record of Hackett and Frederick C. Alex- tional left a jubilation when the dopester starts Two-year-o- ld Jus-wor- for Third base, Lennox. Brooklyn 950 trotting stallion k ander, doubles; Miss Hazel Hotchklss, Empire theater on the Sierra tomor- .976. all-st- on the formation of his Right field, Titus, Philadelphia... .976 tlce Brooke, 2:09 Berkeley, row morning and will add them to a records of batters: Cal., women's singles; Miss Here are the the Iteming cast. :ary a uger got aooara Cented field, Collins, Boston 977 One mile by Joan, new program to be made up for to- Ameripan League. notehklss and Miss Roich, women's this section of the phantom terrors The field, 97 4. morrow night,' reg- irt Sheckard, Chicago 2:04 doubles; Miss Hotchklss and J. R. which is also tlie 290 I .pn ...... First base, Chose, New York nlAvaia mnb nv f ft a Amnrtpnn -- Clio n u Ann m m...... " viucuui, iviuimi, 1ni.tl..T.i.i.l.muiui-iiJiu- vou .two-mil- e 1 ne Harvester, - ular amateur night. Lajole, .384 iroi :i Carpenter Jr., mixed doubles- R A Second base, Cleveland... accepted 3574 chances missed 4, The Gladstone team and pitcher, Scanlon, Brooklyn 1.000 world's record. Holden, Ynlo." Intercollegiate - Sisters and Miss York 312 singles- Shortstop, Knight, New 91, while 4015 four-in-han- Edna Randall finish their engagement the Nationals with Trotting, Paul A. Princeton, Intercollegiate doubles. Third base, Baker, Athletics 2S3 chances mussed 'em up on 116 occa-- , - at the Empire tonight and tomorrow, Team average 972 Sorg's team, 3:14 Rowing Cornell colleglato eights- - RUlht field, Cobb, Detroit 385 fielders compare like th and witli Snook of the Savoy they go slons. The s:( Yachting - Westward, American Arundcls, International fours; single , CeVlter field, Speaker, Boston 340 League. I to Hilo for a week's engagement. Tlie American 2185 editorial rooms 2256 schooner. sciis, quarter mile. Left field, Oldring, Athletics 308 Chicago 989 new people will fill out the program First base, Gandil, hliftineHS oflice. These are tllfi tele- - Bonder yacht racing Harpoon ami Sculling Richard Artist, Australia. Cleveland 306 - with the Musical Hentley and Craw- - Catcher, Easterly, secunu oase, (.uniii", . . .on- pnone milliners 01 tlie Beaver, American boats. .? i. UOlietln. Motor boat Dixie II, leford and Meeker, comedians.

.L 8 EVENING BULLETIN. HONOLULU. T. H., THURSDAY, JAN. 19, 1911. BY AUTHORITY NEWS OF DAY r ,

i - ON VVATERF RESOLUTION, IT No. 429. itney & Marsh RESOLUTION MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE VARIOUS SER- ARRIVED VICES OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU. Thursday, Jan. 19. Hongkong via ports Hong- County Japan BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of the City and kong Maru, Jap, stnir., 10 a. m. of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, thit the following: sums, amounting to DEPARTED For the UNIVERSITY BALL and EIGHTY-SI- X ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-SI- X THOUSAND, NINE HUNDRED Hawaii ports Niihau, stnir., 10 a. COLLAR. AND DOLLARS ($136,986.50), are hereby appropriated to be paid m. other festivities to take place in the of City and 4 with the Ara -- Notch in cut of all moneys in the General Fund of the Treasury the WATERFRONT NOTES County of Honolulu for salaries fixed b.,- - law and other salaries, wages of place of the bothersome near future we are showing our labor, donations, maintenance of jaiU, schools, and general expenses of the Hongkong Maru Here. buttonhole 15c. each 2 for 25c. of said City and County for the period beginning with the first day of January, From Hongkong and the Japanese superb assortment r ports of call, the Toyo Kisen-Kais- ha Cluett, Peabody & Co., Makers ' D. 1911, and ending with the thirty-fir- st day of March, A. D. 1911, said A. liner Hongkong Maru was an arrival be made pro rata monthly subdivisions of said amount as stated ARROW CUFFS, 25c. a Pairi payment to off the harbor this morning. The in the schedule thereof herein contained: steamer is bound for Central and FRENCH Three South American ports and carries a TRIMMINGS Per month. months. full cargo of freight for the West Salaries fixed by law $3,005.00 $ 9,015.00 coast. It was with much difficulty PRIMARY LAWS Advertising, not pro rated ,. 500.00 that the Federal quarantine, customs Associated charities 100.00 300.00 and Immigration authorities boarded high sea GARNITURES, and Attorney, deputies and office employes 650.00 1,950.00 the steamer outside as a with a southerly wind made travel by Attorney, expenses, civil and criminal Cases, not pro rated 150.00 WIDELY ADOPTED 300.00 the stanch ltttle Waterwitch anything Attorney, material and supplies . . . 100.00 but a joy ride. The steamer will not Auditor, office employes 375.00 1,125.00 come inside as there is no cargo for Auditor, material and supplies ; 100.00 300.00 Honolulu. It Is expected that the TUNICS Bonds, not pro rated ... 1,662.50 Hongkong Maru will be dispatched for What Forty Years' Movement Building and plumbing inspector, payroll ' 255.00 765.00 Central America this evening. Toward Legal Control Has Building plumbing inspector, material and supplies. . 50.00 150.00 and Missourian Taking on Sugar. not pro 400.00 Accomplished. a few of which are displayed in our Burial of indigent dead, rated The work of loading shipment of 320.00 960.00 a City and county physician, payroll sugar Into American-Hawaiia- n the As a result of the forty years' move- window. City and county physician, material rind supplies 100.00 300.00 freighter Missourian is moving on county medicine 25.00 75.00 ment toward legal regulation of party City and physician, apace and that vessel will be dispatch- primaries, every employes 480.00 1,440.00 ed for Kahulul on Monday evening State in the Union Clerk, office has now legislated against the abuses Clerk, material and supplies 100.00 300.00 according to the present calculations agents. arising under the voluntary party sys- Collection and disposition of garbage 1,400.00 4,200.00 of her From Kahului the proceeds to tem of nomination. Certain advanced collecting road tax, not Pro rated 150.00 steamer Kaanapali and Also, Commission, Hilo sailing from the port on laws in Colorado and Montana have clerk, payroll 60.00 180.00 latter Committees' January 31st with a full shipment of been repealed, but generally speak- inriuest, not pro rated 225.00 Coroner's sugar for Salina Cruz. The-- Missou- ing no State takes a backward step The Latest Novelties in Pistrict courts, employes 420.00 1,260.00 rian will take about twelve thous- in primary legislation. courts, and supplies 50.00 150.00 District material and tona. About one-ha- lf of the common- second, not pro 75.00 District magistrate, rated wealths have laws that are State-wid- e 250.00 750.00 Columbian Bringing New Cargo. Donation, Hawaii Promotion Committee ... York in their operation, char- Bringing cargo mandatory in Silks Fabrics Donntion, Kapiolanl Park (to be expended under the di- which is reported acter, and fairly complete Imported and to have left New York on December in their rection of the Board of Supervisors) 700.00 2,100.00 provisions. Ari- 3rd American-Hawaiia- n This list includes 125.00 375.00 and 9th, the Donation, Leahi Home freighter Columbian Is due to zona, Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Louisi- 1,500.00 arrive Engineering and surveying work, payroll 500.00 at Honolulu on January 29th accord- ana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mich- SUITABLE for EVENING GOWNS Engineering and surveying work, material and supplies.. 100.00 300.00 ing to the present schedule. The igan, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Fish inspectors, payroll 170.00 510.00 freighter should sail from Seattle on Nebraska, New Jersey, North Dakota, Hospital expenses, not pro rated 3,450.00 Saturday. The Columbian will be fol- Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsyl- including the latest creation Janitors, payroll 400.00 1,200.00 lowed by the steamer Alaskan leaving vania, South Dakota, Texas, Washing- of fire stations and fire apparatus, payroll.. 3,695.00 11,085.00 the Sound on Feb. 2nd. ton, Wisconsin and California. In Maintenance Si of fire stations and fire apparatus, material another group of States there are Maintenance Nippon Cargo. 700.00 2,100.00 Maru Will Have Small mandatory laws fairly complete and supplies According to advices reported at the but Gold Run Marquisette payroll 1,725.00 5,175.00 local in their application. in- Maintenance of Hawaiian band, agency of H. Hackfeld & Co. the Toyo This Maintenance of Hawaiian band, material and supplies... 75.00 225.00 Kisen Kaisha liner Nippon Maru due cludes Delaware, Indiana, Maryland, Maintenance of jails, payroll 1,045.00 3,135.00 to arrive from Hongkong and Japan New York and Rhode Island. Maintenance of parks, payroll 470.00 1,410.00 ports tomorrow, will have six hundred A third group of States still retain laws In Five Beautiful Shades Maintenance of parks, material and supplies, not pro tons general cargo for Honolulu. The of the original optional type. rated 250.00 vessel will be given a quick dispatch Among these are Alabama, Arkansas, for San Francisco. Florida, Kentucky, Maintenance of police and fire alarm System, payroll .... 200.00 600.00 Tennessee,' West PS Virginia and Wyoming, Maintenance of police and fire alarm System, material and while the Few Japanese Depart. balance of supplies 125.00 375.00 the States have laws that Twelve Japanese passengers em- cover only a few of more of police force, payroll 7,225.00 21,675.00 the flagrant McQuaid stated that he came to the less success and at no time was a Maintenance barked for their native land by the offences against orderly Maintenance of police force, material and supplies 1,100.00 3,300.00 Toyo Kisen Kaisha liner America Ma and honest Territory fifteen years ago from Bat- habitual drinker. conduct of primaries. on Rouge, Louisiana, his place. McQuaid Maintenance of pounds, payroll 50.00 150.00 ru, that cleared the port for the Ori birth dates his great mental He stated was suffering from January of prisoners 685.00 2,055.00 ent at noon today. The vessel car that his business that of last year Maintenance of a sugar chemist and general sug- when he from 6,800.00 20,400.00 ried no freight from this port. returned unexpectedly Maintenance of roads, Honolulu district ar man. He stated that he met his Maui and found Driver in his home. Maintenance of roads, Honolulu district, not pro rated (to DIDN'T KNO wife while he was working at the be expended in the following manner: Hamakua Mill 9s a chemist shortly! AEROPLANE, FOR FIRST Nuuanu avenue $1,500.00 COMMITTEES after coming to the country. McQuaid Pacific Heights road 500.00 BLiiLt!u mat ijih acquaintance iiim TIME,, BEARS MAILS Kalauokalani lane 500.00) 2,500.00 HE SHOT courtship of his wile extended ovorj a period of about three years and Maintenance of Ewa road district 1,000.00 3,000.00 Postmaster-Gener- al McCurdy they were In Kohaia. of Waianae road district 100.00 300.00 that married Maintenance PARADE ARE BUSY Hawaii, twelve years ago. He stated to Take Pouch From Maintenance of Wainlua road district 1,200.00 3,600.00 (Continued from Page 1) that he thought his wife was about Liner at Sea. Maintenance of Koolauloa road district 1,000.00 3,000.00 twenty-on- e wall by someone. Driver's being at the time of their mar- ICoolaupoko road 1,150.00 3,450.00 hands Maintenance of district (Continued Page 1) extended upward." riage. WASHINGTON, December 28. Of- of Waimanalo road 100.00 300.00 from Maintenance district "That was the first time I remem- Cathcart's questions were appar ficial sanction was given today by-t-he ,v. the route taken by the walking part of schools . . 500.00 1,500.00 seeing Maintenance of the big parade. ber Driver," asserted McQuaid. ently directed toward discovering the j Government for the transmission of Maintenance and construction of electric light system, The finance committee of the parade He stated that he realized he had lengths-o- f the separations that oc- United States mail by aeroplane, for been wife1 payroll 790.00 2,370.00 is beginning Its active canvass for shot and he found blood issu- curred 'between McQuaid and his the first time in history. Permission system, funds one have ing from his mouth and had discon- during the course of their married Maintenance and construction of electric light and thousand letters was granted by Postmaster-Gener- al been sent out to of nected recollections of being placed in life. materials and supplies 1,018.00 3,054.00 the residents the Hitchcock for J. A. D. McCurdy to city asking for subscriptions to the an automobile and being taken to the McQuaid told again of be-- Mayor, incidentals 150.00 450.00 Driver i carry In fund necessary for parade, three Queen's Hospital. ing employed by Develop- mail this manner from the Mayor, entertainment fund, not pro rated 250.00 the the Kona thousand dollars being named as the In reply to a direct question by ment Company in 1908 as a bookkeep- outgoing transatlantic liner Kaiserln Inspector, payroll 420.00 1,260.00 Meat and food sum needed. Judge Cooper McQuaid stated that er, the time .during which. McQunidj August e Victoria to New York next Milk inspector, payroll and transportation 100.00 300.00 This money Is asked from the en he did not realize that he had shot was manager of the company's plant Saturday, when that vessel is fifty Morgue payroll '. 85.00 255.00 attendant, tire community and each person can Driver until he had been in the hos In Kona. He detailed his duties while j miles at sea. , pital Municipal office rents 325.00 975.00 give as much or as little as he sees three days. He told of Driver working for the Kona Development The pouch which he will take will fit to help year being brought before by le Premium on insurance, not pro rated 30.00 make the event of the his bed Company and also of employing Driv- -' contain letters from passengers. The inspectors1, .' a grand success." and remembers identifying him er, had Kona; Sanitary payroll 170.00 510.00 after the latter left the only condition imposed by postma- Three thousand dollars is the same as Driver, but the realization that he Development Company, a! the Supervisors, material and supplies, not pro 30.00 to bring ster-general rated amount as was asked last year and shot Driver did not fully dawn upon is that writers shall Treasurer, office employes ..... 400.00 1,200.00 is deemed sufficient to cover the ex- McQuaid until the third day in the pany from Kansas City. Driver at have notice that the mall is to be Treasurer, material and supplies 50.00 150.00 penses of the parade. hospital. that time being on the coast. carried by aeroplane. fees, not pro rated 450.00 w. A. Bowen is chairman of the "How long was Gov- Witness it before November McQuaid he nev- In imposing this condition the finance committee and the mem- you declared that had other 4th that last saw Driver," asked er to and ernment is relieved of all responsi- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, following sums amounting to bers are E. H. Paris and John Water-- drank excess that the first that the Donthitt. time he knew intoxication was in the bility in case the letters are lost THOUSAND, HUNDRED ($10,650.00), house. "Last July or August'' re- TEN SIX AND FIFTY DOLLARS are was the year 1903. He admitted that his fam- while In transit. hereby appropriated to be paid out of all moneys In the Road Tax Special ply. "His father was then stopping ily at Young troubles had resulted in him tak- Fund of the City and County of Honolulu for the building and maintenance PROVISIONS MADE FOR the Hotel and I passed Driv- ing more liquor was good for Only millionaire can go er on the street." than the the of roads and bridges in the respective districts named herein, said payment him at times but stated that - he whole hog just now. Richmond News SIGHTSEEING CAR "Did you know Driver would be in be made pro rata monthly subdivision of amount In fought off the desire with more or Leader. to said as stated the Honolulu on the morning of Novem- contained herein: schedule thereof The motor car operated by the Ho- ber 4th and did you expect to meet Three nolulu Sight Seeing Company which him." was the next question. Per month. months. has been occupying a stand on King "My God, no," was McQuaid's an- District of Honolulu $2,000.00 $6,000.00 street near the Bulletin office swer, "I had no intention of killing District of Ewa 1,250.00 3,750.00 will probably be assigned a special the man. That would be the end of location. --one District of Waialua '250.00 750.00 The enternrise is consider the object I had in view, my ed as a valuable aid In children's name. That would The Closing-Ou- District of Koolaupoko 50.00 150.00 the entertain- have; t Sale ment of tourists and the sentiment of been sacrificed and I had no intention, f AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Auditor of the City and most supervisors is favorable to tha I wanted to save them." granting special McQuaid's County of Honolulu is hereby authorized and directed to draw on of privilege to the denial of his intent to warrants vehicle. shoot Driver was given of City and County Treasurer for any of sums named herein, or parts in a shrill the the voice that could be heard in the cor- thereof, upon having filed with him schedules of salaries fixed by law, and When the Oceanic liner Sierra sails ridors of the Judiciary building. ether salaries, of donations named herein, of payrolls and of accounts for for Honolulu next Saturday she will Douthltt's next questions were di- materials and supplies, accompanied by original vouchers and certified by carry not only a big cargo, but as rected to show that McQuaid's lapse Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery the clerk as having been duly passed and allowed by the Board of Supervisors many passengers as her cabinB will of memory on November 4th was not 4 at any regular meeting, or any special meeting called for the purpose of con- accommodate. They will number close the first time he suffered from such sidering expenditures; to 175. From now on it is believed an affliction. Upon being questioned Domestic Goods that every steamer bound from by Douthitt, McQuaid that iu FURTHER RESOLVED, this stated AND BE IT that to make expenditures under port to Hawaii will have a full quota June' of last year he went to the this Resolution, it .shall be necessary that all salary lists, Items of donations, of passengers,, for the season of tour- Queen's Hospital for treatment. " He payrolls, items of material and supplies and accounts of general expenses ist travel has just opened, and from remembers leaving the hospital but will include a few lines of shall, before being presented to the Board of Supervisors, be passed upon the advance bookings being received nothing more. He says that he came by a committee or committees, and by such be reported to the Board of Su- it Is said that more persons will visit trt his senses on the following day he pervisors, with the recommendation Of such committee or committees, and the islands than ever before. thinks and was in Kakaako, where ' he had aums found to be lawfully due and payable may then be voted upon singly wandered after leaving the; hospital. j or collectively as convenient on a call of ayes and noes. In event Men's Suits and Hats the the of G. P. CASTLE of Honolulu arrived Married Twelve Year. j any such committee falling or neglecting to so pass upon any mat- such yesterday from New York on his re- City and County Attorney Cathcartj ters, or to make any recommendation? in regard thereto, the Board may turn to the islands. Mr. Castle, of did not make much progress In his thereupon net. course, is a sugar planter. All wealthy cross examination of McQuaid this morning For a Few Days AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that no payments under Res- men of Hawaii are sugar planters, as far as eliciting anything this important was olution be Incurred in any month In excess and he is one of the wealthiest. concerned. of the monthly pro rata sums In response to Cathcart's questions' herein authorized. Introduced by Supervisor II. E. Murray. The H. W. Dunning Company, of GRAB0WSKY TRUCK Honolulu, T. H., January 6, 1911. Boston, have sent word to the local Promotion Committee that they will L. B. KERR 1, 2 and 3 TONS - 45 H, P. & CO., Approved this 19th day of January, A. D. 1911. help advertise Hawaii through n 1, branch office in Yokohama. HONOLULU POWER WAGON CO JOSEPH J. FERN, Agents Mayor. Alakea Street "For Rent" cards on tale 875 South. Near King Street Jan. 19, 20, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 30. 3rt th Bulletin office. Phone 2166 EVENING BULLETIN. HONOLULU, T. H., THURSDAY. JAN. 19, 1911. BBfiT: 9 Your San Francisco Hotels Watch DATS dp Disease Gable Mews you verms into me Dome ana will not keep time and give are a positive menace to the satisfaction it ought, if it life, and also the greatest ' is not attended to properly. HOTEL destroyers of property. WANTS Stearns' Electric WILL ATTEMPT Have it overhauled and oiled for fim Rat and Roach Paste another year's- - work. If brought STEWART to us it will be in the hands of Is a sure exterminator of rats, ' mice, cockroaches and all ver EXPERT WATCHMAKERS. SAN FRANCISCO mln. It Is better than traps- -it tfAKTS t'O Li I Geary Street, above Union drives them out of the bouse GULFFL1GHTS Squaie to die. Money back If It fails, Juit opposite Hotel St. Fraoci. Vcung t oi. box SSo: IS oi. box SI. OO man or woman with knowl Five cottages on Kameliameha IV. European Sold by druwrlstR or Ben! oxproso prepaid Plan SI .50 a day up ou receipt o price. edge of stenography and typewrit- road and Markham lane. All late- American Plan $3.00 a day up - III. ing ly J. A. II. VIEIRA Slumi' glictric Path Co.. Chlojo. (Associated Press Cable.) for office work and bookkeep- repaired and painted. Water Steel and brick structure, furnish- ing. Address "G. K. C." laid ou from government mains. KEY WEST, Jan. 18. Preparations ings cost $200,000. High class 4817 Rent reasonable. Apply to Jos. are being made here by hotel at moderate rates. Omnibus Aviator P. TUendonca, 840 Kaahumanu St. and his staff of assistants to fly Have your hat cleaned by the Expert HO., meets all trains and steamers 4S12-t- f from this city to Havana, Cuba, a dis- Hat Cleaners, 1123 Fort St.," opp. Hotel Stewart now recognized as A. BLOM Club JEWELERS tance, approximately, of one hundred Stables. Best workmanship"; Hotel Delmonico; under new man- Hawaiian Island headquarters. and twenty-liv- e miles, south by west. no acids used. 4669-t- f agement. Rooms by the day. Phone 2231. 113 Hotel St. Cable address, A. IMPORTER FORT STREET "Trawets" B. C. McCurdy is confident that in his bi- week-o- r month. 130 Code. Amateurs for Bijou Theater, Apply Beretania Reservations made through plane he will be able to cover the dis- street. Reasonable between 12 and 1 daily. rates. Trent Trust Co., Fort Street, tance, necessarily intone flight, unless 4807-t- f Furnished housekeeping S. E. Lucas Honolulu. he Is blown out of his course to the rooms, 2520 Kalakaua Ave. Good sea bathing. OPTICIAN westward, where he could find some BOO bicycle tires to vulcanize. J. 4822-t- f Masonic Building, corner Hotel and Trimmed Hats sandy keys to make a" landing upon. W. Kershner, 1177 Alakea street. Than Any Tug. Alakea Faster Two furnished rooms Spply Mr, daring young negoti- Anything of value bought for cash. The best lenses in town to fit The aviator is D. McConnell, 1223 Emma Carlo, 1117 Fort St. 4753-t- t every eye. MISS POWER ating with the pro, ietors of an ocean- f going tug here to follow him across the Boston Building . - Fort Street Intelligent young dog is wanted. in case of some acci- ROOMS AND BOARD. Hotel St. Francis strait unforseen "A. A.", Bulletin. 482,-3- t dent, those experienced in flights but 'THE LELAND," 627 Beretania ave- Clean wiping rag Union Square, San Francisco assert that the tug will have no chance at the Bulletin nue. Mosquito-proo- f lanai rooms, up office. SPECIAL HOLIDAY to keep with the aeroplane if the with or without bpard. Every- DLSfflDUMNN Under the Management flight Is successful one, even of a from thing modern; moderate prices. James Woods start. PRICES the SITUATION WANTED. Central location. Phone 1308. Osteopath McCurdy says he will start next Mrs. H. Diuklage, prop. arrangements Japanese Cooking School. Families ot week, as all will be 4793-t- f 175 BERETANIA STREET ready by that time, but the day itself hotels supplied with cooks. C. M. Matzle, Phone 1733 the beautiful park Dunn's Hat Shop has not been decided upon, for it will 1457 Auld Lane. Tel. 1564. Cool furnishes rooms and cottage. FACISG heart of the city, depend upon the state of the weather wun Doard. 1634 Nuuanu Ave., which is the theatre of as to when the start is made. CLOTHES CLEANING. near School St. Prices moderate the principal events' of The very latest RAINCOATS and Clothes cleaned, dyed' and pressed on RAINY-DA- DR. BURKE REFUTES the famous festivals of San SKIRTS in all styles and CHARGES. short notice. Called tor and de- i0 ali; all sizes. SANTA ROSA, Jan. 18. Dr. Wil- livered. Phone 3029. S. Harada, Francisco, - The Transo enve'ope tiiue-savi- nj this hotel, in liam Burke, on trial In the Superior 11G0 Fort street. 4760-t- f intention. No and atmosphere, ex- Court here on a charge of blowing up addieising utc ary in City Clothes Cleaning Co., No. 4 Ma- sending out bills ex . Automobile presses most, pleasantly the Mrs. F. S. Zeavc, Miss Lu Etta Smith and her baby with celpts. dynamite, in an .attempt to kill them, sonic Temple, Alakea St. Clothes Bulletin Publishing Ctt, comfortable spirit of old Cal- aole agents tor patentee, Rooms 67-6- 8 - Young Building took the stand in his own. behalf to- called for and delivered. Tel. 2067. u & ifornia. Supplies Repairing day. Men's clothing on credit, $1 par The royalty and nobility of During the long trial sensation has DANCING SCHOOL. week; ASSORTED PILLOW TOPS FOR suit given at once. ft the Old World followed sensation, and the courtroom Levy Outfitting and the Far THE HOLIDAYS Miss Gibson's Academy of Dancing, Co., Sachs build- was packed today; when the doctor ing. Fort 4742-t- East and the men of high Model classes in waltz, street. f Associated Garage, FANCY ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS took the stand and in the most posi- Hall. Adult achievement in America two-ste- p three-ste- who tive manner denied that he was Im- and Juvenile A snap Rooming house; centrally ' classes dancing Limited assemble here contribute to the Call ' plicated in any way with the dynamite in health culture, located, long lease. Must be sold. at a cosmopolitan atmosphere of on outrage. ballroom etiquette. Apply at Address "J. R.", this office MISS WOODARD'S 1139 9th Ave., Kaimukt; Tel. 3051. 4831.6t Institution tv hlch represents 1141 Fort Street At the same time Dr. Burke took story rela- the hospitality and individual- occasion to refute the of his Selected Caravonica wool oottoa tions with the Smith woman, denying SODA WORKS, seed. A. V, ity San LEADING HAT CLEANERS Gear, 1214 Fort St of Francisco to the or th" All Cinds of Hals Cleaned d that she was his mistress that FuGse 3022 for the best soda watet P. O. Box 404. 46$-t- t - traveler. child was his. It is expected that the Von Hamm Young building, Blocked. made In Honolulu. """''Hoaala!ii The which marks case will go to the jury some time on Photoeranher's outfit, at a bargain. Of So Acids Usei Work guaranteed Soda Water Co., Matsumoto lane, the farthest advance science Friday. can De seen at 1048 Alakea St. Co., Ltd. In service, has now the largest FELIX TUKRO Specialist, near corner of Beretania and Nu- 4825-3- t capacity of any structure 1154 Fort Street. Ops Convent uanu. , 4751-- tl hotel Inter-Islan-d in the West, and npon comple- Honolulu, T. H. OREGON RAINS HEAVY. and Oanu Railroad hip PORTLAND, 18. two ping books, bulletin office n Pioneers and Leaders in tion of the Post street annex Ore., Jan. For AUTOMOBILE. at days there has been continuous ruin the Automobile Business will be the largest caravansery Sewing machine (White) in this part of the State, with the re- For hire, leven-seate- d Packard, for sale in the worIdk Tregloan Place No. 9. WHILE sult that the Columbia River is in phone 2511. Young Hotel Stand; Agents for such well-know- n cars THE SEBTICE IS UN- Dress Goods USUAL, THE flood and immense damage done Chas. Reynolds. 4640-- tl Choice cut flowers. Pope-Hartfor- d, Stevens PRICES ABE Phone 3029. as Packard, MEN'S FURNISHINGS throughout the country. Within a pe- Durvea. Cadillac. Thomas Flyer JfGT. riod of forty-eig- hours the rainfall STABLE. Bulck, Overland, Electric, and LIVERY FOR SALE OR RENT. Baker has reached and there is others. YAT ilING no sign of relief. First-clas- s livery turnouts at rea- Home in Olaa, Hawaii, containing rates. Territory Livery , European Plan from $2.00 Up Along the waterfront considerable sonable between 7 and 8 acres, on tha 348 King; phone 2535. three-quarte- damage has resulted to shipping and Stable, Volcano road, rs of a property, and the river is still rising. mile from Mountain View. House, A Year rn r. I YEE CHAN CO., HappyJJew & From Inland points and up the river CONTRACTORS. barn, cottage and servant' quar- ters, come reports of further damage, but George Yamada, general contractor. price, $2500. Also Hva DRY GOODS so no of life been re- shares of Whitney & Marsh far loss has Estimates furnished. 210 McCand-les- s stock (dry goods ported. building. Phone 1115. , v company); par value. Gay and Miller $100. Make me an offer on this. Haleiwa KING AND BETHEL STREETS DEMOCRATS NOMINATED. Address, Retta G. Hlggins, Patg T.ne me WELDING. Announce opening oi CHARLESTON, Jan. 18. A Joint P. 0 Caroline County, Virginia. Assembly- 4804-l- m OAHTJ AUTOMOBILE STAND The place for comfort and good living caucus of the Democratic Any kind of metal welded. Bring men Corner of King and Bishop Streets at moderate cost. Only two hours from KAM C1I0NG CO., and State Senators here this you broken parts in 207 Queen Honolulu by train. Good roads for evening upon nominations for United near Alakea. BEAUTY CULTURE. Senators, resulted In selec- those who wish to motor down. GENTS' FURNISHINGS States the tion of W. E. Chilton and Clarence Marinello system Minnie Ruoadu. PIUHBiNO 1140 street. Phone 3448 Watson as- the Democratic banner-bearer- s Alakea Scalp sod Fort pd Beretania Streets to succeed Nathan B. Scott Yee Sing Kee Plumber and tinsmith. facial massage; shampooing and WA1KIKI INN Block and Davis Elkins, the present Repub- Smith St., bet. Hotel and Pauatal. manlcuriug; salt glows. Phona lican Senators. 3089. 4756-t- t FINE LINE OF DRY GOODS AGENCY. LOCOMOBILE First-Clas- s Family Hotel Mrs. Drlnkwater Massage, Special Best Bathing on the Beach, HIL0 EASTERN STAR The Viavl Co. has opened offices at Face Treatment, Chiropody, etc WAH YING CHONG 1H6 Alakea St. Office hours, 9 a. m. 169 cor. Tele- 'The Best-Bui- lt Car in America" INSTALLS OFFICERS Beretania, Union. W. C. BERGIN, to 5 p. m. It. C. McAlister. Res., 4800-t- - Pro. phone 3276. f 8C HUMAN CARRIAGE CO., LTD. 265 Peck Ave. HILO, 16. The of Agents CO., Jan. installation 4827 Jan'. 17, 19, 21, 24, 26, 28. Majestic the officers for the coining year of the CHIROPODY. Hotel King Street, Ewa Fishmarket local lodge of the Order of the East- I W CERSHK1X Dr. Iiirch; Chiropodist, 64 Sachs Block, Fort and Beretania Sts. ern Star took place in the Masonic Alexander Young Bldg. Hours, 10 a. ra. to Fine furnished rooms, $1 per day Temple last Friday evening. The ex- p. m.; evenings 7 8. Sunday $1.0 and upwards per monta. Splen- WING CHONG CO ceedingly pretty ceremony was fol- to 8 a. m. to 12. Treatment resi- Auto Tire Repairing did accommodations. lowed by a dance, and the whole af- at dences by appointment. MRS. C. A. BLAISDELL. Proa. KINtf ST NEAR BETHXL fair was greatly enjoyed. Phona 3010. 1177 Alakea St. Phone 2434 Dealers in Furniture, Mattresses, Past Worthy Matron Clare F. Mo- ses, officer, etc. KOA MIS- who was the installing stc, All kinds of and AGENTS. SION FURNITURE made to order. was presented with a fine jewel, the presentation being made by Worthy C4-H0RSES- C. Henry Hustace, selling agent -64 Vienna Bakery W. II. C. Campbell. IMPORTERS OF ORIENTAL GOODS Patron Palmer-Singe- r car; Hoxsey's The officers who were Installed patches; special attention were as follows: Worthy Matron, given tn repairing Due 20th, per Lurllne has the beet HOME-MAD- BREAD, lutomobllet Laura V. Kennedy; worthy Patron. and motorcycles. South near King. DRIVING AND WORK BROOD GERMAN PRETZELS and COFFEE WING WO TA1 & CO. W. H. C. Campbell; Associate Ma- Phone 2174. tron, A. Moreheadj Secretary, MARES nertha CAKE. Be sure and ring up 2124. 941 Nuuanu, near King Street Oma L. Holland; Treasurer, Lilinoe " -- - -- PHONE 1020 A. Hapai; Conductress, Fidelia R. The Most Delicious Gringer Ale Telephone 1109 Ludloff; Assistant Conductress, Ixiuiso 1129 FORT STREET Moses; Chaplain. Eugene N. lyo; HAWAIIAN HATS CASCADE RIIVEST PIT Marshal, Helen McKay; Adah. Alice Latest shapes. Amy And Cloth of Al Quality Can t Weight; Ruth, Graellus; Ether, Fine weaves. RYCROFT'S FOUNTAIN SODA CLUB STABLES SUMMER DAYS AND Wllfong; Purchased from Williams; Maithax, Maria WORKS Electa, Louise Deyo; Warden, Flor- HAWAII & SOUTH SAING CHAIN. ence M. Campbell; Sentinel. William SEAS CURIO CO. Telephone 2270 Y. MC CANDLESS BLDG. , McKay; Organist, Harriet K. Hapal. World's Largest Yoshikawa, Pau Ka Hana P. 0. Box 961 Telephone 1731 Dealers in Pacific Souvenirs THE ' FINEST FABRIC VICTOR RECORDS The BICYCLE DEALER end RE- GOOD THINGS Meat Market and Importers. FOR NOVEMBER PAIRER, has moved to Is coarse compared with the lining of the bowels. When Irritated we ICE cramps. What- 180 KING have puins, diarrhea, Manufactured from pur distilled wai BERGSTR0M STEEE.l DAVIS ever cause, take Painkiller (Perry F. E. & CO., the sr. Delivered to any part of city by MUSIC CO., LTD. New location Red front, near C. Davis'). courteous drivers. Young Building. Telephone 2518. MERCHANDISE BROKERS Q. Yec Hop & Co. MARRIED. Oahu Ice & Electric Co., Merchant and Nuuanu Streets Co. H. Y0SHINAGA Fine Line of HtSERMAN - Mi LAIN In Honolulu, Kewalo Telephone 1128 Thayer Piano January IK, by Father Steven, Miss Emma Street, above Beretania Carpenter fools Helen Theckla McLaln to William Steinway New BICYCLES arrived for racing FOR YOUR GROCERIES. SEE Hally Hiserman. AND OTHER PIANOS nd general use. Prices, $23 up to At the New Hardware Store I AMERICAN BROKERAGE CO. 15G Hotel St, Phone 2313 jfc35, without brakes. Repairing and CITY HARDWARE CO. Wright And did the editor buy 1 neatly. King and your last poem? Penman Well, he GAS TUNING GUARANTEED . done 93-9- Nuuanu Streets 5 King Street, near Maunakei said he would if I'd promise it was BULLETIN AOS PAY' Phone 2291 Daily Delivery ADS PAY my last. Yonkers Statesman. jaSTBULLETIN ADS PAY-JJ- HJ 10 EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., THURSDAY, JAN. 19, 1911.

Oceanic Steamship Company Alexander & Baldwin, LEGAL NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICES. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE LN THE DISTRICT COURT OF s Arrive Hon. Leave Eon, Arrive t. F. LIMITED. THE UNITED STATES, FOR THE UNITED STATES FOR THE w - ArU Established 1858 j ... OUIUUJ tfiuiuaiy tftuiumy Ol in OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS TERRITORY OF HAWAII February February 10 February 15 February 21 TERRITORY OF HAWAII. 4.... H. P. Baldwin . President r W. O. Smith.. First nt THE UNITED THE UNITED STATES OF AMER STATES OF AMER- w m. Alexander . ICA, $65 tort class, single. S. F.; 110 first class, round trip, Ban Fran 1 Plaintiff, vs. THE TERRI- risoo & Co. 8econd ICA, Plaintiff, vs. LORRIN A TORY OF Bishop J. P. Cooke HAWAII, et al., Defend- C. & CO., LTD., THURSTON, et al., Defendants. ants. BREWER General Agents. Third Vice-Pre- and Manager J Waterhouae Treasurer Action brought In said Dis THE PRESIDENT OF THB BANKERS E B PAXtntl fionfata. trict Court, and the Petition UNITED STATES, GREETING: J B. Castle Director" filed in the office of the Clerk THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII. Pacific Mail Steamship Co., J. R. Gait Director AMERICAN SUGAR COMPANY Commercial and Travelers' W K Castle of said District Court, In Hono- Director LIMITED, a Corporation organized lulu. Letters of Credit issued on and existing under and by virtue of and Toyo Risen Kaisha the Bank of California and Sugar Factors THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED the laws of the Territory of Hawaii; CHARLES R. BISHOP; WILLIAM Stock STATES OF AMERICA. GREET- The London Joint Bank Commission O. SMITH, SAMUEL M. DAMON, Merchants, ING: E. teamen ot the tbore Companies will Call at HONOLULU and Lhti Ltd., London. FAXON BISHOP, ALBERT F. JUDD. urn port od or about tn Dates mentioned below: and Insurance Agents LORRIN A. THURSTON, ARTHUR and ALFRED W. CARTER, Trustees under the Will and of Correspondents Agents for P. PETERSON, C. BOLTE and the Estate of for the BERNICE . P. BISHOP, TmWM fTAnnlnin Va fYrn Tov VT ah tinIn Va W Haaian Commercial & Sugar Co. GODFREY BROWN, Trustees; deceased; ELIZABETH NIU-MAL- U, America Mara January 18 Korea January 7 American Express Company HalKu Sugar Company. JOHN A. CUMMINS; KAPEKA LIHUE, LUCILE ft Pala M. ESTHER KALIHI. CABn. xcuyv ir.main januuiy ni4 and Thos. Cuok & Son. Plantation. CUMMINS, wife of JOHN A. Maul Agricultural Company. CUMMINS; THOMAS A. CUM. LINE PUKOO, ANNIE KAPAPALA, Korea February 3 Hawaiian Sugar Company. MINS, MARY C. KIBLING, oth- CLARA KILAUEA, ELSA HILO. Kahuku Plantation Company. on CREIGH-TO- MARION MAKENA. - Interest allowed Term Kahului Company. erwise called MARY I. DAVID PUU- xw further Information apply to Railroad LOA, ALBERT and Savings Bank Deposits. Haleakala Ranch Company otherwise called MAY A. PUNAHOU. ROBERT Honolua Ranch. CREIGHTON, otherwise called WAHIAWA, ALEXANDER LANAI, McBryde Sugar Co, MAY A. KIBLING, MATILDA GEORGE KEWALO. HENRY KA- - H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., agents Kauai Railway Co. K. WALKER, otherwise called MALO. WALTER HAWEA. and KAUMAKAOKAME WALKER, PHILIP LAHAINA, unknown owners JANE P. MERSEBERG. and and claimants. FLORA CROWELL, otherwise You are hereby directed to annear. called FLORA HIRAM, & children and answer the Petition in an actjfan BANK OF HONOLULU Castle Cooke, Ltd of the said JOHN A. CUMMINS; entitled as above, brought against Matson Navigation Company LYDIA A. CUMMINS, wife of LIMITED Honolulu, T. H. you in the District Court of the Uni 1ETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO AND HONOLULU the said THOMAS B. CUM- ted States, in and for the Territory MINS; SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER JOHN CUMMINS, of Hawaii, within twenty days from PAID CAPITAL. $600,000 THOMAS from Ian Francisco For San Francisco CHANTS, SUGAR FACTORS CUMMINS. RAPLEE ana after service upon you of a cer CUMMINS, and MOSLEY CUMMINS. tified copy of Plaintiff's and Petition S. S. Lurline January 11 S. S. Lurline January 20 Successors to GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS BRICK WOOD CUM herein, together with conv MINS, a certified S. S. Wilnelmina January 24 S. S. WiLhelmina February 1 CLAUS SPRECKELS & CO. Representing children of the said or this Summons. S. S. Honolnlan. January 27 R. S Wnnolnian. . . . .Fehrnarv THOMAS B. 4 Ewa Plantation Co. CUMMINS And you are hereby notified that S. S. Lurline 11 S. S. and LYDIA A. CUMMINS; February Lurline February 21 Invites your Account and Wdialua Agricultural Co., Ltd. unless you appear and answer as Kohaia Sugar Co. THOMAS B. WALKER, hus S. S. HYADES of this tine sails from Seattle for Honolulu direot on or satisfactory above required, the said Plaintiff offers service. Waimea Sugar Mill Co band of the said MATILDA K. S DO lit rCDnUAHY 4, 11 I. will take judgment of condemnation Apokea Sugar Co., WALKER: JOHN P. WALKER. for particulars, apply to Loans at market rates. Ltd. of the lands described in further THOMAS B. WALKER, Jr., and the Petition CASTLE & COOKE. LTD.. General Agents, Honolulu herein and for any other de- Exchange and Cable trans- Fi'lton Iron Works ot MATILDA WALKER CONSTA- - relief St Louis. manded in the Petition. fers. Babcock & WUson Pumps. tfEt,, children of the said MA WITNESS THE Green's Fuel Economizers TILDA K. WALKER and HONORABLE Canadian-Australia- SANFORD B. DOLE, HON- n Travelers'. Credits and Matson Navigation "Co. THOMAS B. and the Royal Mail WALKER ORABLE A. G. M; ADOLPH CONSTABEL", ROBERTSON, Checks available everywhere. husband Judges of the said MATILDA WALK of said District Court, this ITEAMSHIP COMPANY 22nd day ER CONSTABEL; JAMES K of November. In the vear of our Lord one thousand FOR fUl AND AU8TRALIA: FOB VANCOUVER: MERSEBERG, husband of the nine, hun dred and ten and - ZEALANDIA MARCH 5 ZEALANDIA JANUARY 31 C. said JANE P. MERSEBERG; of the lndeoend- Brewer 6 Co., Ltd. ence pf the United States one hun. MAKURA FEBRUARY 3 ZEALANDIA JANUARY 31 JANE P. CUMMINS MERSE ' BERG, KING THOMAS, other- dred and thirty-fift- h. , . 8UGAR FACTORS AND COM wise called KING THOMAS (Sgd.) A, E. MURPHY, THEO H DA VIES & CO., LTD.. GENERAL AGENTS MISSION MERCHANTS MERSEBERG, JAMES MERSE (Seal) clerk. BERG. MALIE MERSEBERG (Endorsed) No. AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- Officers and BLAISDELL, 66. DISTRICT COURT OP " N STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Director: TURILLA MERSE The Yokohama Specie THE U. S. for the Territory Ha H. F. Bishop BERG JOY, JANE MERSE- of Vmm Vftsf TaTsT fj CTnnnln 111 Via To)mailfonon attAWt iv4V Att-- President waii. THE UNITED STATES ti, Kobertson i.... BERG, MATILDA MERSE. OF io. AMERICA vs. Freight received at all times at the Company's wharf, 41st Street Bank, Limited ....Vice-Presiden- t and Manager BERG, ROBINSON CHARLES THE TERRITORY OF w. w. worth Treasurer MERSEBERG, ABIGAIL MERSE HAWAII, et al. SUMMONS. ROB- FROM SEATTLE OR TAC0MA ERT W. BRECKONS TO HONOLULU DIRECT: HEAD OFFICE... YOKOHAMA Richard Ivers Secretary BERG, IDA MERSEBERG, WIL- and WILLIAM J. R. Gait Auditor LIAM MERSEBERG. HELEN T. RAWLINS, Plaintiffs' Attorneys. R tyv Geo. R. S rnT.TTMTlTAW mil TiWTTS'DV Ol Capital Carter nirnntnr MERSEBERG and MADELINE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (Paid Up).. Yen 24,000,000' C. H. Cooke S. S. ALASKAN, to sail FEBRUARY 2 Reserve Fund .Yen 16.600.000 Director MERSEBERG, children of Territory of Hawaii, City of Hono- R. A. Cooke Director the uuurmauun tLOXj&J! lulu ss. ' - cur tanner appiv to ,i. SJull UU., LTD A. Gartley Director said JANE P. MERSEBERG and gents, Honolulu General banking business JAMES K. MERSEBERG: JOHN I. A. E. MURPHY. Clerk of the C. P. MORSE. General Freight Agent. transacted. Savings accounts for D. BLAISDELL, husband of thej District Court of the United States SI and upwards. said MALIE of America, in and for the Territory Fire and burglar-proo- f C. Brewer & Co., Ltd. MERSEBERG vaults, BLAISDELL; BARNEY and District of Hawaii, hereby with Safe Deposit Boxes for rent JOY. do at $2 per year and upwards. husband of the said TURILLA certify the foregoing to be a full, true Trunks and cases to be kept on FIRE AND MARINE MERSEBERG JOY; HENRY P. and correct copy of the original Pe- custody at moderate rates. ROBINSON, Jr., husband of the tition and Summons in the ease of Particulars to be applied for. said MATILDA MERSEBERG THE UNITED STATES INSURANCE AGENCIES OF AMER- Union-Pacifi- c Co ROBINSON; CHARLES A. KIB- ICA vs. THE TERRITORY OF HA- Transfer , TU AKAI, Manager. LING, husband of the said WAII, et al., as the same remains of

Mer-chan- MARY C. EDITH on Honolulu Office, Bethel and ts ' KIBLING; recordand file in the office of the Streets. Telephone 2421 Royal Insurance Co. of Liverpool. KIBLING and MAY KIBLING. Clerk of said Court. and 1594 P. O. Box 168. London Assurance Corporation. children of 'the IN WITNESS WHEREOF T hava - Commercial Union Assurance Co. A. KIBLING: CHARLES MA- hereunto set mv bund and nffirori the, Baggage of Xondon. HOE; HATTIE MAHOE. wife of seal of said District Court this 1st Shipping the said CHARLES MAHOE; day D. Scottish Union & National Ins. of December, A. 1910. Co. of Edinburgh. ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ; (Seal) A. E. MURPHY, CUSHMAN CARTER, Trustee; Clerk of the United States District Caledonian Insurance Co. of ARIANA AUSTIN, HERBERT Edinburgh. Court, Territory of Hawaii Storage AUSTIN, WALKER AUSTIN and 4790.3m Oahu Machine Shop American & Foreign Marine Ins. EDITH AUSTIN, heirs at law Co. of J.MES W. AUSTIN, de- A. G. M. ROBERTSON, Judges ot Manager - H. L. R0S1 ceased; HERBERT AUSTIN and King St 0pp. Lewers & Cooke. Phone 1875. WALKER AUSTIN, as Execu- said District Court, this 23rd day 301 QUEEN AND RICHARDS ITS tors and Testamentary Trustees of December, in the year of our Lord Xelennone S14 Territorial Board of under the Will of JAMES W. one- - thousand nine hundred and ten AUSTIN, deceased: SAMUEL M. and of the indepedence of the Unit- ENGINEERS AND GENERAL Immigration DAMON, Trustee; E. O. HALL ed States the one hundred and MACHINE REPAIRS thirty-fift- h. 01 i sutngewala 61ig. & SON, LTD., an Hawaiian cor- (Seal) . HUSTACE - Honolulu. poration; HAWAIIAN TRUST PECK LTD Automobiles.-Moto- r CO, Ovnfes n. fits. COMPANY, LIMITED., an Hawai (Signed) A. E. MURPHY, tionary and Marine Engines, Rice ian corporation; Clerk. I? IT1EXT PHONE 2295 OFFICE SUPPLY miu joacmnery, Jiito. CO., LTD., an Hawaiian cornora- - (Endorsed) Xstimates given on all kinds of Draying, Teaming, Road luilaina. SCANDINAVIA tion; HALSTEAD & CO., LTD., No. 69.. DISTRICT COURT OF THE 'excavating, Filling. an Hawaiian corporation; THE U. S. for the Territory of Ha- FIREWOOD AND COAL, WAIANAE SAND FOR SALE Honolulu Electric BELTING BANK OF HAWAII, LTD., an waii. THE UNITED STATES Hawaiian corporation; CHARLES OF AMERICA vs. LORRIN A. TRURSTON, Co. HONOLULU IRON WORKS M. COOKE, LIMITED, an Ha- et al. SUMMONS. FIRE INSURANCE Oahu Railway Time Table waiian corporation: ANNA C. ROBT. W. BRECKONS, Attorney Engineering ari Contractins brents COOKE, C. MONTAGUE COOKE, ror Plaintiff. House-Wirin- g UNITED STATES Outward. Rpairing Supplies Jr., CLARENCE H. COOKE, OF AMERICA 1187 AXAKriA ST. - Near Beretania GEORGE P. COOKE, RICHARD Terrltorv of Hawaii- F. For Chemical Engines The B. Dillingham Co. Waianae, Walalua, Kahuku and and A. COOKE. ALICE T. COOKE Citv Honolulu, ss. Way Stations "6:15 a. m., 3:20 p. m. LIMITED PLANISHED STEEL ana A- - Cj- - uieric For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way watchman s Clocks thuuuoke A. COOKE, aivarnx, of tne A fnll assortment, biim beneficiaries under the last Will District Court of the United States MMirai Agent for Hawaii: Stations 17:30 a. m., 9:16 a. m., 94"t" to 48"xl20", and gauges No. 16 to and Testament of CHARLES M ui auiericu, iu ana ior tne '11:30 a. tn., 2:15 p. a., 3:20 p. s., - Territory 5:15 p. 9:30 p. tn., p. m. N- 18 just to hAnd. For Sale by COOKE, deceased: and JOHN and District of Hawaii, do 'hereby nil a Assurance Company of London. in., flMfi For Wahiawa and Lelleuua 10:20 We do sheet metal work A. SMITH. WILLIAM THOMPSON. certify the foregoing to be full, New York Underwriters' Agency. of all OILMAN a a. m., 5:15 o. m., t:80 n. m., tll:16 kinds, and guarantee satisla-tio- n, Fort Street .ROBERT JONES, SAMUEL true and correct copy of the orig- Providence Washington Insurance Co. - your p. m. patronage is solicited. JULIUS inal Summons in the case th FLOOR, STANGENWALD BLDG. BROWN. of THE Inward. PROMPT ATTENTION TO JOBBING PACIFIC ENGINEERING SARAH STILES, MARY STONE. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA vs. Arrive Honolulu from Wal-aulu- a Kahuku, EMMELTJTH c.n ttt , COMPANY, LTD. JANE WILLIAMS and ANNA LORRIN A. THURSTDM Bt ol . th and Waianae "8:36 a. m.. Phone 15.11 Consulting, same remains of 5:81 p. m. 145 Kinira Street Designing and On FORSYTH, unknown owners and! record and on file LIFE INSURANCE in the office of Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill strutting Engineers claimants; the Clerk of said and Bridges, Court. Pearl City-- 17: 45 a. m., "8:36 m., Buildings, Concrete Struo a BUILDING You are hereby o appear not Luxury; It Is a Necessity 11:02 a. m 1:40 p. m., 4:26 p. m., MATERIAL, tures, Steel Structures, Sanitary Sys- directed IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have and answer 'But you Must have the BEST 5:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m. or rani. tems, Reports and Estimates on Pro- the Petition in an action hereunto set my hand and affixed end &at Is provided the famous Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa and ah jects. Phone 1045. entitled as above, brought against the seal of saH District Court jy 3AU1B w yuu this nd moat equitably Laws of Masaa Leilehua 9:15 a. m.. UMO p. m., 6:31 Lirxa in me Lusiricc court or tne 30th day of December, A D 1910 p. m.. o. m. Inter-islan- - shusotts, in the 110:10 ! d and O. R. & L. United States, In and for the Terrl- a. E ALLIV A ' Shipping MURPHY The two-hou- r mamma tory Haloiwa Limited, a books for sale at the of Hawaii, within twenty days, Clerk of United States District train (only first office. Bulletin Court, New class tickets honored), 60c each. from and after service upon you of i "Territory of Hawaii. ' England Mmual leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:86 a certified copy - a. m.; returning, of Plaintiff's Peti- By F L DAVIS" arrives in Honolulu tion herein, together a Life Insurance Co. at 10:10 p. m. The Limited stops with certified! only copy of ai uity and Waianae outward, ' this Summons. 4812-3- m OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. and Waianae, Walpahu DRAYING "" and Pearl City And you are hereby notified that toward. Carrying freight to and from the wharves is done ohaaper '"gggS unless you . appear and answer as If yeu would Dally. tSunday Excepted. tSunday and better by us beoause we have large be fully Informed about Only. facilities and are doing above required, the said Plaintiff these laws, address this work constantly for the bulk of the merchants in town. We UNION a. P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH, do not charge you at special trip rates. will take judgment of condemnation Superintendent. a. p. 'a. of the lands described in the Peti- CASTLE & COOKE, tion herein and for any other relief BARBER. SHOP Bulletin phone numbers ares Honolulu Construction & Draying Co., Ltd., demanded In the Petition. MNERAL AGENTS, Basiness Office 2256. PHONE 2281 WITNESS The SAN HONOLULU. T. H. Editorial Boonts 218S. Honorable FORD B. DOLE and The Honorable M. VIERRA, Prop.

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LEGAL NOTICES. 4505, Nahiku. Hana, Maui. $120 B LEGAL NOTICES. AMUSEMENTS. I x." 337, p 356. Dec 9, 1910. j EARN1It 1 I hki.i.im; CAHIW Recorded 5, IN THE CIECUTT C0T7ET OP THE ". - AHT J Ktt KI.U January 1911. "" Kaimuki Land Co Ltd to Irwin P NO. 1S6. TERRITORY OF HAW ATI. FIEST CIXCUIT. TERRITORY lil.lt I Urttir. ,tUA, REAL ESTATE ")' .UBO Kimball. D; lot 148 in section B. Palolo COURT OF LAND , REGISTRATION. OF HAWAII. HOLDING TERMS nKTWO,taforHllinr 24 crd nt Jwlry t lOctn Hill Tract, Honolulu, Oahu: $3b0. B TERRITORY OF HAWAII to E. E. IN THE CITY AND COUNTY Mrh. OrHvr firwlrW. The tmat you. When old tnd 3:12, p 474. Jim 3. 1911. WILSON; K. ED- Savoy fZ.40 and iwmtln nn.nti.ifv, TRANSACTIONS MRS. HELEN OF HONOLULU. .Spncr.HortOQ,M.T' Mabel C Gregory J 03A to Lyle A Dickey, MONDS; HERMAN NAIHE A P A; general powers. B 336, p 334. Opposite (a minor); DAVID KA- -' Eotel. Bethel MARSTON . CAMPBELL, Superin- Nov- - 5, 1910. (Management MAI KAIMAMA (a minor); E.i of E. J. Love) tendent of Public Works of the H Shigeta to R Saklmoto. C M; fur- LEGAL NOTICES. WERY; MRS. E. WERY; W.I Territory of Hawaii, Plaintiff Entered for Record January 17, 1910. niture, fixtures, candies, etc, In candy Largest WERY; C. M. HUDSON; JANE Motion picture and Petitioner, vb. ISABELLA From 10:30 a. m. to 4 p. m. store of Fuugetsudo, No 17 Hotel St, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE DOE HUDSON (wife of C. M. Theater In City. H. WOODS et al., Defendants Honuaiwa (w) to H Akona L Honolulu, Oahu; $1000. B 333, p 475. UNITED STATES IN -- AND FOR Jan 4, 1911. HUDSON) ; A. C. DAPHNE; MRS. and Respondents. Emmie S Stoney and hsb by atty Now People to Arrive THE TERRITORY OF AND DIS- L Kirkpatrick to J H O'Brien, D; lot UELA DAPHNE FITZGERALD; Tomorrow! TERM SUMMONS. to Mrs Leinani Winkler I Watch for TRICT OF HAWAII. 19, Walalae Heights. Honolulu, Oahu; T. K. LALAKEA; ROMAN CATH- nnouncement THE TERRITORY OP HAWAII to Lelnani Winkler to George Winkler M - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, $350.- B 332, p 475. Dec 22, 1910. OLIC MISSION (E. Wery et al., THE HIGH SHERIFF of the Emma L McWayne and hsb et all Angela NEW TONIGHT! Plaintiff and Petitioner, vs. AU- E Cunha to E S Cunha, tenants); THE TERRITORY OF Territory Hawaii, his to F A Schaefer D Can of 1081, 1, LA RE DOS of or GUSTUS F. KNUDSEN; ERIC A. L; R P part HAWAII, by Alexander Lindsay, Deputy: . Entered for Record January 18, 1910. and 15 ft R W, Honolulu, Oahu. B Contortionists, showing their Chest KNUDSEN; ANNIE S. KNUDSEN; Jr. as Attorney General, and by Act YOU ARE From 9 a. m. to 10:30 a. m. 343, p 131. Jan 3, 1911. COMMANDED to sum ANNIE S. KNUDSEN, Guardian of Marston Campbell, as Superintend- Mac-Ault- on Angela E Cunha to Wm Medeiros, - mon ISABELLA H. WOODS; PAL- - ARTHUR S. KNUDSEN; ARTHUR Tomejlro Hataye to Albert MALAN MAGRATH COMEDY CO. ' L; of R P 1081. part 1, and 15 ent of Public Works; COUNTY MER PARKER WOODS and MOL-Ll- E CM S. KNUDSEN; IDA E. VON HOLT; ft R W, near Vineyard St, Honolulu, OF HAWAII, by James D. Lewis, WOODS, his wife; MARY M. Young Men's Savs Socy Ltd to Joao "PAWN TICKET 210" HENRY VON HOLT; MAUD Oahu; 30 yrs at $25 per mo. B 343, p as Chairman of the Board of Su- - A dos Reis et ' Rel MAGRATH in ALICE BLUETT and P. W. P. K. GARSTIN; KEKAHA SUGAR al 131. Dec 31, 1910. pervisors; and to ALL whom It Blackface BLUETT, her husband; JAMES COMPANY, a corporation organiz- Joao A Reis and wf to J Olivelra Wm Medeiros to E S Cunha, A L; may concern: WOODS WOODS, D SNOOK FRANK and EVA ed and existing under and by vir- Jr of R W 1081, part 1, and 15 ft WHEREAS, a petition has been pre- Young Vineyard Sleight his wife; SAMUEL PARKER WOODS tue of the laws of the Territory of Joseph Oliyiera Jr to Men's R W, near St, Honolulu, sented to said Court by HERMAN In of Hand ROSE WOODS, MA- THE Savs Socy M Oahu; $1. B 343, p 133. Jan 4, 1911. and his wife; Hawaii; TERRITORY OF Ltd NAIHE KAIMANA and DAVID KA-M- COM- Do Rego to Railroad Jonah Cummlngs to von Hamm-Youn- g GEORGE STANLEY BEL ROBERTSON BECKLEY and HAWAII; BISHOP TRUST John Kahului KAIMANA, by Helen K Ed- HENRY BECKLEY, her husband; PANY, a corporation organized and Co Ltd CM Co Ltd, C.M; model New Ballads "30" Packard touring car, No 16227, monds, the Guardian of their Persons MAUD WOODS; LUCY WOODS: R. existing under and by virtue of the Tarn Ah On to Kahului Railroad ' Ter of Hawaii; $2662. B 333, p 476. and Estates, and HELEN K. ED- WODE-HOUS- E of of NEW W. SHINGLE, ERNEST laws the Territory Hawaii; Co Ltd CM Jan 3, 1911. MONDS, to register and confirm their FILMS Y, and SAMUEL ALGAROBA, JANE Rail- Hamm-Youn- g and ALLAN W. T. Willie Ah Wai to Kahului J G Jesus to von Co title in the following-describe- d land: GUAVA, MARY MANGO Trustees undor the Will and JOHN road Co Ltd CM Ltd, C M; Everett "30"tour- - Pllhonua, Hilo, Hawaii, T. H. L. C. Popular Prices Never Changed BANYAN, on A 93.11 pnirlnp Vn 1RR1 TVl of James Wight, deceased r KOHALA unknown owners and A H Dondero to Ida M Rogers .... D Inc Vrt A. 3994 to Haumu. claimants, Defendants and Re- Mar- of Hawaii; $1250. B 333, p 479. Jant RANCH COMPANY, LIMITED, an Bank of Honolulu Ltd to Begin at a driven -- inch pipe, at spondents.. Rel 4, 1911. Hawaiian Corporation having its garet Lishman the corner of the stone-wa- ll of Dr. You are hereby to appear, Eva M Belser and hsb (J J) to C A principal office at Puuhue, District of directed William R Castle .to William S Wetmore, on the boundary between The Bijou and answer an Brown, D; 16,850 sq ft of R P 2697, Kohala, Island and Territory of Ha- the Petition in action Bowen Agrmt the lands of Plihonua and Punahoa 2d, entitled as above, brought against you kul 1165, Wyllie St, Honolulu, Oahu; (Management of Sam Kubey) waii; JOHN DOE, MARY DOE, and William R Castle, tr, to Walter 332, p 476. Aug 20, 1910. the of said initial point in the District Court of the United $1102. B RICHARD DOE, unknown owners Hurst D Rose Kamale to C A Brown. D: 2 refered to Government Trig. Station States, in and for the Territory of and claimants, defendants, in case Walter Hurst to William R Castle, int in ap 1, R Ps 805 and 800. Walpto, Halal, being 2892.4 feet North and VAUDEVILLE'S HOME Hawaii, within twenty days from and - they shall file written awwer with tr - M Evva9, Oahu; $164. b'332, p 478. Sept 3070.75 East, and run by true azi- after service upon you of a certiSed feet PROGRAM FOR TONIGHT: in twenty days after service hereof 20, 1910. muths, viz.: co f Plaintiff's Petition herein, to- - Irene I Holloway and hsb (O S) to to be and appear before tne said Jan. 3. 1911. 1. 156 23' 98.2 feet along the fence JONES with a noriifioH rrnv tiP Yta C A Brown, D; por R P 2699. kul 1165,1 and GREINEE Circuit Court at the term thereof Est of Bernice Bishop, by Trs, to adjoining land of Helen K. Ed- Comical Comedians Summons. Maemae, Honolulu, Oahu; $826. B 332, fending immediately after the expi- George Rodiek; D; lots 3 and 4 of monds, R. P. 16 to Naomi and And you are hereby notified that un- p 479. Sept 22, 1910. DIAZE & FISHER , ration of twenty days after service Niolopa Lots, Jack Lane and Nuuanu George Moore to -- ln. iron less you appear and answer as above Ave, Honolulu, Oahu; $5620. B 345, Frederick E Steere to Mary A Rich- Horizontal Bar Performers hereof; provided, however, it no Ho- pipe; required, the said Plaintiff will take p 6. Oct 8, 1910. ards, A L; pc land. Vineyard St, then ' 2. 247 51' 92.0 along R. term be pending at such time, judgment of condemnation of the Jonah B Cummings et al to John nolulu, Oahu; water rts, near Vineyard feet land of THE WELD0N FAMILY to oe aid appear before the said lands described in the Petition herein H Magoon, Tr; D; interest in various St, Honolulu, Oahu; $1, etc. B 343, p Catholic Mission, L. C. A. 571, Wonderful Acrobats - 134. Dec 22, 1910. 5576, C. Hoyer, -- in. Circuit Court at the next succeed- and for any other relief demanded in pieces land,- Kalihi, etc, Honolulu, R. P. to a ing term thereof, to wit, the Jan- ,Oahu, etc; interest in lands, Ter of Recorded January 6, 1911. Iron pipe; VALLE TRIO the Petition. t- Fit it . . a. i n ccAn Henry Singers, Musicians and Dancers uary 1911 Term thereof, to be hold-e- n Waterhouse Tr Co Ltd to 3. 333 56' .90.03 feet along the WITNESS THE HONORABLE 1- -3 6556, Molokai, etc; in- Lilian A Tewksbury, D; int in lot Dauphny-Fitzgeral- the City and County of Ho- Kul Pelekunu, d land, L. C. at SANFORD B. DOLE and THE HON- in R 1723, 3063, Ap 1, 6777, 9, blk 28, Pearl City, Oahu; $100. BEN BENO day terest Ps Era, A. 4597, to Hanamaikai, to Iron Equilibrist nolulu, on Monday, the ninth ORABLE A. G. M. ROBERTSON, Ap 4, por ap 4, R P 25, Palaikl, B 332, p 480. Dec 12, 1910. and pipe; TOTE & TATE cf January next, at 10 o'clock a. Judges of said District Court, this 5th etc, Lahaina, etc, Maui, etc; $3400. B John F Colburn, tr, to Killkina KalJI, " ro., to show cause why Judgment day of January, in the year of our 345, p 9. Dec 30, 1910. Rel; pes land, bldgs, etc, Ewa, Oahu; 4. 62 52' 96.0 feet along land of T Funny Clowns of condemnation of the lands de- Lord one thousand nine hundred and Siguard Russell to W O Smith et al ; $150. B 334, p 462. Jnn 6, 1911. K. Lalakea, L. C. A. 387, R. P. MADAME CHARINI scribed In 'the Petition herein and eleven and of the Independence of the P A; general powers. B 331, p 488. German Savs & Loan Society to nl 1950 to Wetmore, to the initial; Trapeze Wonder for any relief demanded in. United States the one hundred and Jan 3, 1911. Estate Ltd, Par Rel; pors R P point. othr John R Silva to William R Castle, 4631, kul 10677, ap 2, Walklki Rd, Ho- the petition should not be awarded thirty-fift-h. Area, 8836 square feet. New Pictures Sueb.es' Orchestra Tr; M; por Kul 6450, Kalihi, Honolu- nolulu, Oahu; $3250. B 334, p 462. Oct You are hereby cited to appear at to Marston Campbell, Superintend- (Sgd.) A. E. MURPHY, B 333, 465. 29, 14, lu, Oahu; $175. p Dec 1902. A FIFTY- - (Seal) - , the Court of Land Registration, to be CENT SHOW FOR 10c. ent of Public Works, pursuant to the ... Clerk. 1910. . Kaplolnnl Estate Ltd to I, B Kerr, held at City and County of 15c and 25c tenor of his annexed Petition (Endorsed) Elizabeth B Waterhouse to George D; pors R P 4631, kul 10677, ap 2, Wa- the No. 72. DISTRICT COURT OF S Waterhouse; P A; general powers. on the 14th day of February And have you then there this THE lklki Rd. Honolulu, Oahu; $3250. B MATINEE, SATURDAY "Writ with full return of your pro U. S. for the Territory of Hawaii. B 331, p 489. Sept 12, 1910. 332, p 487. Oct 10, 1902.' A. D. 1911, at ten o'clock In the fore George S ceedings thereon. THE UNITED STATES OF AMER- Eleanor J Waterhouse to William J Hills and wf et al to Trs noon, to chow cause, If any you have, Waterhouse; P A; general powers. B of M; petition WITNESS Honorable Presid' ICA vs. AUGUSTUS F. KNUDSEN, et John L Blaisdcll et als, why the prayer of said should the 331, p 491. Sept 13, 1910. R 2220 1709, wag - - EMPIRE THEATRE al. SUMMONS. ROBERT W. BRECK-ON- S of Ps and engines, not be granted. And unless you ap- ing Judge of the. Circuit Court of J S Azevedo Jr and wf to Dugald ens, narness, and WILLIAM T. RAWLINS, At- tanns, rents, etc, Emma near at siald Court at the time and the First Circuit, at Honolulu afore Campbell; M; lot 34, bldgs, etc, New sst. 7nnn r? SRii torneys Plaintiff. Honolulu. nnhiK t place aforesaid your default will be Hotel St., opp. Savoy day of September, for Judd Tract, Honolulu, Oahu; $700. B 464. 6, said. this 1st Jan 1911. recorded, "said petition (Management UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 333. p 467. Jan 3, 1911. 'Ltd and the will be of J. T. Scully) 1910.. Lewtrs & Cooko to lYederlck E you Highest District of Hawaii ss. J Alfred Magoon to Donald Ross; Steere, Rel; leasehold, bldgs, water rts, taken as confessed, and will be Salaried Show in the City (Seal.) A M; Mtg of Yarndley on I, A. E. MURPHY, Clerk of the Dis- Cordelia etc, Vineyard St, Honolulu. Oahu: 15.- - forever barred from contesting said (Sgd.) HENRY SMITH, 6. A, Magoon Honolulu, trict Court of the United States of lot blk Tract, 500. B 334, p 469. Dec 22. 1910. petition or any decree entered NEW TALENT COMING ON SIERRA, Clerk. $2250. B 333, p 469. 31, America, in and Oahu; Dec. C A Brown by atty to K Kal, thereon. FRIDAY L. No. 7202, Reg. 3, for the Territory and 1910. John (Endorsed) Hawaii, L: pc land, Front and King Sis, Hllo, Witness Honorable W. J. ROB- Cir- District of do hereby certify I P Kimball wf to Mutual Bldg the pg. 165, Circuit Court, First and Hawaii; 10 yrs at $143 50 per mo. B the foregoing to be a full, true and & Loan Socy of Hawaii, Addn INSON, Judge of said Court, this Tonight! Last Night of cuit, Territory of Hawaii. Marston Ltd; 343, p 136. Oct 7, 1910. I correct copy of the original Summons Chge; 14, Heights, Hono 18th day of January, In the year nine GLADSTONE SISTERS Campbell, Superintendent of Public lot Walalae T Shibnyama et als to H Hackfeld in the case of THE UNITED STATES lulu, Oahu; $400. B 333, p 470. Dec teen hundred and eleven. Acrobats, Dancers, Singers Territory of Hawaii, & Co Ltd, C M; 4 leaseholds, bldgs, Works of the OF AMERICA vs. AUGUSTUS F. 22, 1910. Attest with Seal of said Court: M And Plff. and Petitioner, vs. Isabella H. Eleanor J Waterhouse by Atty to coffee, mchnry, etc, Kalnaliu, etc, Ko- KNUDSEN, et al., as the same remains na, Hawaii; $4000, and $5000. T. SIMONTON (Seal), Registrar. EDNA RANDALL Woods et als., Defts. and Respond- Hans Isenberg; M; 49,119 Bq ft land adv to of record and on file in the office of 344, p 6, 4829 Jan. 39, 26: Feb. 2, 9. Operatic Singer Original summons filed and near Wylie St., Honolulu, Oahu; B 171. Dec 1910. ents.1 the Clerk of said Court. Charles Meinecke to F A Melnecke, TO REMAIN: Issued September 1, 1910, at 2:25 $5000. B 333, p 472. Dec 31, 1910. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have Albt A De Araup to Ida Yowell; D; Can L; gr 2154, R P 6886, and por lots o'clock p. m. A. K. Aona, Asst. 5 hereunto set my hand and affixed the Int in R P 7688, Kul 2316, Hlenaloli, and 7, gr 3635, Puumakaa. etc, Kau, MUSICAL BhNTLEYS Clerk. Returned October 4, 1910, Hawaii. B 343, p 138. Jan 2, 1911. Advertising Talk seal of said . District Court this 17th N Kona, Hawaii; $400. B 345, p 8. Featuring wonderful p. m. A. K. Aona. Asst. Territory of Hawaii by Govr to the Marimba at 1:05 day- of January, A. D. 1911. Feb 2, 1910. H Xylophone, Holsteln, D; ap S, gr By Merl. largest of Its kind in the for further service this 4th (Seal) A. E. MURPHY, H Toya to Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd; C L Exch School 11, Niulil, N Kohala, Hawaii. B 332, p world. Program: "Manzanlllo," Mexi- day of October, 1910, at 1:55 o'clock Clerk of the United States District M; cane crop on 5 acres of lot 1 of Wakefield 481. Dec 28, 1910. tt When tX can Serenade, Bobyn; "Dixieland," p. m. A. K. Aona, Asst. Clerk. Court, Territory of Hawaii.1 Tract (Puna, Hawaii); $1, the advertising campaign and adv to $300.' B 333, p 461. April H L Holsteln and wf to Territory it of a merchant has reached that tt March, Lampe; Medley of Popular Territory of Hawaii, By F. L. DAVIS, Deputy Clerk. 18, 1908. of Hawaii, Exch D; ap 1, R P 7081, tt class known as "good advertls- - tt Songs "Sugar Moon," "Meet Me To- City County of Honolulu, ss. 4828-3- m and Emily Bailey (widow) to kul 10442, Pololu, N Kohala, Hawaii. tt ing" it is viewed from four differ- - night In Cir- Antone de tt Dreamlund," "Any Little Girl I, Henry Smith, Clerk of the S Pombo; D; in pc B 332, p 481. Dec 28, 1910. tt ent standpoints by as many dlf- - int land, Wailuku, tt That's a Nice Little Girl," "My Hapa-Hao- le cuit Court of the First Judicial Cir- Maui; $400. B 337, p 355. Dec 29, Pala Plantation et al to Sam R tt ferent factions. tt BY AUTHORITY. Hama-kuapok- o, Hula Girl." cuit, Territory of Hawaii, do here- 1910. Dowdle, D; 4a land, Kawaapae, tt The man who wrote the ad ad- - tt CRAWFORD & MEEKER by certify the foregoing to be a full, W E Saffery and wf to D Kapohaki-mohew- a; Maul; $200. B 332, p 484. tt mires It as a collection of entic- - tt true and. correct copy of the orig- SEALED TENDERS. " D; Aps 1 and 2, R P 6233, Nov 11, 1910. tt ing phrases: the printer who sots tt Just Nonsense Comedians Lively and Gr .1228, Songs Dances Bummons the case of Mar- Honuaula, Maui; $103. McBryde Sugar Co Ltd to Kauai It'the ad up admires it for its dls- - 81 and inal in. B 345, p 4. Nov 25, ston Campbell, - Superintendent of Sealed tenders will be received at 1910. Railway Co, Agrmt In re location of play nrrangement; the merchant, tt the office Emily Cathcart and hsb fA K, to metes and bounds of 2a land, Lawal, tt from point It brings him POPULAR Public- - Works of the Territory of of the Superintendent of the that tt PRICES 10c, 15c, 2So Public Works, Honolulu, T. H., Julia Kapohakimohewa; 12 arces of Kona, Kauai. B 331, p 492. Dec 20, tt trade. The fourth standpoint tt Hawaii, vs. Isabella H. Woods et until Gr 2902 12 m. of Wednesday. January 25. and int in Gr 1500, Aps 1, 1910. tt from which the ad Is admired tt remajng 2 and 3, bldgs, etc, Ho- als., as the same of record 1911, for furnishing the Honolulu Moomuku, etc, Recorded January 7, 1911. tt conies from the buyer or custom- - tt offloe nuaula, Maui; $200. B 345, p 5. Nov end on file in the of the Clerk Water t er, whose ion Works with approximately 26, 1910. , J B Atherton Estate Ltd to Notice, tl admirat is born tt Park Theater said Court. 6000 tt - of feet of galvanized water Isabella Peterson Notice; 33,421 sq ft of kuls 3848 and from the fact that the advertise- tt IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have pipe of deliv- et al to Kipahulu ment Is up with goods standard dimensions, Sugar Co; L; Gr 2631 S24B, Queen and South Sts and Mis- tt backed the tt OPEN AIR AND CLEAN ered at Kallhi-uk- u. and int in as hereunto set my hand and affixed Gr 1761, Puaaluu, 'etc, Honolulu, Oahu. B 331, p tt represented and a square deal tt The Superintendent Hana, Maui; 5 sion lane. tt Is This Is the kind of the S'sal of said Circuit Court this reserves the yrs at $40 per an. B 343, p 124. assured. tt Tremendous Success of right to reject any Mav 494. Jan 6, 1911. tt advertising only kind 17 th day of November, 1910. or all bids. 20, 1910. . and the tt BARNES & WEST MARSTON CAMPBELL, Jrlenry Hook and wf to Joseph Hook tt should be sent into the HENRY SMITH, W H Hakuole to Kipahulu Sugar that tt Fashion Plates of Vaudeville Superintendent of et al, D; pes land and personal prop- tt thousands of homes visited every tt Public Works. Co; L; acre of Gr 1403, Kalena, Ki- "THE VILLAGE CUT-UP- " Clerk of the Circuit Court of the 345,' 1 1 1 1 4825-1- 0t pahulu, erty; $10, etc. B p 22. Jan 5, tt evening by the B u e n. tt First Circuit, Territory of Ha Maui; 10 yrs, Pd $20. B 343 New Songs New Jokes New Dances p 126. Dec 12, 1910. 1911. ttnttttttttttttttttntttttttttttt waii. - PROPOSALS FOR SINKING WELL. MIS8 WEST Isaac Kapuniai and wf to John G Mrs Akanekl Kalelkinl to Kuhuku, In costume, Attorney-Genera- l, Office elaborate will dance Alexander Lindsay Jr., Constructing Quartermaster, Jesus; D; Poha-keanu- GOOD PRICES FOR land and fish pond, i, L; R P 4939, kul 3752, ap 1, .Waiono, BUCK AND WING and Arthur G. Smith, Dep- Honolulu, H. T., December 20, 1910. Walmea, Kaula; $2000. B Koolauloa, Oahu; 11 yrs at $17.50 per LAND Travelogs in which Geo. E. - 345, p GOVERNMENT West uty Attorney-Genera- l, for the peti. Sealed Proposals in triplicate, sub- 14. Dec 30, 1910. will G yr. B 343, p 140. Sept 7, 1910. describe the travels of the team 4779-3- m ject to John Jesus and wf to Ha- tloner. the usual conditions, will be Band of ( Snoclal ) around the world. Original waii, Ltd; M: land, fish nnT.il Malle K T Hapa and hsb (J T) to Bulletin Correspondence. lantern received at this office until 10 a. m., ronfd HILO, 16. Agent Wil- slides used. etc, Poakeanul, Walmea. $1200.' Yong See (vv), D; kul 81641, aps 1 and Jan. Land Saturday, January 21, 1911, Kauai; CORPORATION NOTICES. andm 333, p 463, uec 30, 1S10. 2, rents, etc. Knlunanul, Koolauloa, liams last Saturday sold at auction men opened, for a pieces the sinking of Recorded Jan. 14. 191ft Onhu; $100. B 332, p 489. Dec 31, several of government land 12-In- NOVELTY tubular deep well at Kapa. C Montague Cooke .Tr siutated In Hilo vicinity, THEATER NOTICE. and' wf to 1910. and the and hulu, hear Fort Ruger( H.. T., as per E S Cunha, E::ch D; 1251 sq ft of Gr very good prices were realized. The 201. Kulkekakaulan! (widow) et al to Corner Nuuanu and Fauahi Streets plan and specifi'cattons'on file at this Oahu Ave Extn. Honolulu. Ex- old school lot In Puueo, having au At the annual meeting held Jan- change. B 345, p ' John F Colburn, tr, D; 4 Int In R office. Bidders will be required to 16. Dec 31, 1910. area of 0.79 acres, was the cause of uary 2. 1911, at its hall on King E S Cunha and wf P 1082, kul 889, Honoullnll, Ewa, Oahu; "AMATEURS TONIGHT" deposit ten dollars ($10.00i-fo- each to n Mnnlnmm some lively bidding. The upset prjee street, the following-name- d gentle- r Cooke Jr, Exch D; 4126 eq $7C0. B 332, p 491. ' Jan 6. 1911. set of plans and specifications, until ft of Gr was $rfj0, and it was knocked ,down Also men were elected to serve as officers 202, Oahu Ave Extn, Honolulu. $300 Ekela Kaoo and wf to Mrs Annie they return same to office. etc. B to " Josephine Deyo for $830. of the United Chinese Society for the the this 345, p 16. Dec 31, 1910. Ah Lisa. D; sn'of R P (gr) 2464, bldg, Master Jimmie Van presents Envelopes containing proposals 1(,t on Waiakea side of R.ch- - each ensuing year: should Schuman Carriage Co Ltd to Chung etc. Weha, Hamakua, Hawnll; $1, etc.1 'he patron with Chang 12,S2 a large phito of himself be endorsed, "Proposals for sinking Shee (w) D; Lots 15 and 16. I BrdHon st,eet. having an area of President. . Mr. Chu Gem B 335, p 409. Oct, 1910. 9 a souvenir of his six weeks' en- well," and addressed to Captain M. Blk 30, almukl Tract, Honolulu. $750. ,1 ,,' square feet, was sold to A. M. C'ab-- J Vice-Preside- .Mr, G. Fook ,', C gagement. .. Kim B 345. p 18. Jan 3, 1911. W K Lo to K Magulre, L pc' English Secretary N. Falls, Constructing Quartermas- T..QA a 'l"'a, trustee, for $3,300, to whici ter. Honolulu, H. T. Hawaiian Trust Co Ltd Tr to Pa- .,..,.! price it went from an upset price of A BIG SHOW BY THE REGULAR ....Mr. Wm. Yap Kwai Fong lolo Land & Imprvmt 10' yrs at $20 per mo. B 343, p 138. 4805 Dec. 21, 22, 23, 24; 19, Co Ltd, Par $1,574. ARTISTS (reelected) Jan. Rel; Lot 148 In Section B, Palolo HIM Jan 4, 1911. 20. A remnant at Kaumana, consillng Chinese Secretary, Honolulu. $150. B 344, p 168. Jan 3, Joseph P Fernandez Jr et als by 1911. of a quarter of an acre planted with . . . .Mr. Kau Kan Sun (reelected) affdt of mtgee to First Bank of Hllo TIN AND cane, was sold to L. C. Lyman for Treasurer. .Mr. Ho Fon (reelected) IRON GUTTERS Palolo Land Imprvmt Co Ltd to Ltd, Fore Affdt; leasehold, bldg, horse, Royal Academy of Kaimuki Land Co Ltd, D; 148 in $85, the upset price being $30. Assistant Treasurer Lot wagon, mchnry, tools, etc, School Section B, Palolo Hill Tract, Honolulu St Mr. Yong Kwong Tat 333, p 481. 27, JOHN NOTT $150. B 345, p 20. Jan 3, 1911. S Hllo, Hawaii. B Dec DONT NEGLECT THAT COUGH Dancing WM. YAP KWAI FONG, Lum Koon Lau to Chlng Shee (w), 1910. 4818.2wks - v Secretary. D; Lot 1, 5240 sq ft Hilo Sugar Co by atty to Ednah P It certainly racks your system and The Pioneer Plumber land, Kallu Tract Honolulu. $1000. B 345, p 21. Dec 20,' C Hayes, D; 1 land, rents, 'etc, may run into something serious. Al- Oddfellows' Hall 183 MERCHANT STREET 1910. Bridge St, Hllo, Hawaii; $2000. B 332, len's Lung Balsam will check It quick- W F Frear to Yang Chen Klam L; p 493. Dec 29, 1910. ly and permanently. For sale at all THE 4267 sq ft of Lot 3, King St, N Honolulu. Ednah P C Hayes and hsb to Hllo druggists. PIERRE BARRON 5 yrs at $135 per mo. B 343, p 12. Chas. R. THE RENEAR CO. 4, 1911. Sugar Co. M;'1 land. Bridge ALOHA Frazier Jan "Well, Is Mrs. De Style making an BATH HOUSE. Tubota Lite to T Inouye, C M; St, Hllo, nWall; $1400. B 341, p 295. Company bldg, living at her dressmaking?" horse, wagon and pigs, Kalihi, Hono- Dec 31, 1910. honest School of Physioai Culture. TOTTR , Limited since stopped ADVEBTISTO lulu. $500. B 344, p 170. Jan 4, 1911. "She's had to they Ladies' Men's and Children' operations." Phone 1371 122 King St. Akeo Ah Yet and hsb (Ah Yet) to "For Sale" cards ar Bulletin... smuggling Baltimore classes. Hours: a. m. to 10 p. m. ALGAROBA BEAN MILLS C O Jacobs, D; 1 A of Lot 15 LP W k 1 1 Bulletin tl per year. American. and Private Instruction.

1 13 EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H.. THURSDAY, JAN. 19, 1911. SIMPLY LIGHT AND ELKS TO SHINE . INSERT TUBE C Warmer-doe- s the rest W i On Buying or Selling yitT I IT WAS THERE YC3Trmvr lips Second - hand Jewelry IN SIDE SHOWS

Carnival Will Be Featured By Circus Stunts On Alakea Wharf.

When the side shows of the Elks' carnival start full blast on the even ing of. February 21 on the Alakea wharf there will be opened the big- The Welkom Warmer gest aggregation of entertaining You're the kind that doesrit stay. terri 3 x 6 weight 4 Jewelry Is a thing that can always find money quick. The Important thing stunts ever witnessed in this Size Inches, When I have this done again. Is to find the people that have the money to take your jewelry In case you tory. ounces. want to dispose of it or borrow on it quickly. Our little Want Ads will do Gus Murphy Is in charge of the The only modern, safe, effective and Rl use the good old but a few pennies. And antiquated the business quietly and without any publicity for Elks' carnival side show committee sensible substitute for the llandcraft Staiiv. way to get touch with people who have jewelry to sell. You Hot Water Bag. this is the in and direction there always find bargains. under his able No water to heat no rubber to rot. will be fourteen booths on the floor Will last for years. of the big Alakea street shed. The Warmer is made of metal heat- Read and Answer Two large vaudeville shows, going ed within one minute by the lighting simultaneously, one in charge of Joe and insertion of a paper tube con- For I've heard of Handcraft fame Cohen and the other manipulated by taining a bluzeless. smokeless and Ads. F. Drake, will each occupy odorless fuel generating a uniform None quite so good by any name; Today's Want Walter two a fee heat which lasts over hours at space fifty by one hundred is curved carefully cost of less than one cent. It For Handcraft Stain won't fade A baby elk, now being to fit any portion of the body and held' nurtured and. fed, will be on exhibi in place by means of a bag and belt away; tion in care of the latest Elk to be allowing the wearer to move aboutat initiated. The Applegate Court' of will. It's the kind put on to stay. pleasant memory, will appear again, AS A PAIN KILLER with Attorney Douthitt at the helm. The Welkom Warmer has no equal. It can be put into constant action and One of the most exciting stunts will Sherwin-William- s Co. by is indispensable inv cases of rheuma- Made by be the voting booth, looked after tism, lumbago, neuralgia, sciatica George O'Neill, where votes will be cramps, etc. cast for the most popular lady to be By placing the Warmer on the af- given a free trip to San Francisco and fected part the heat being dry, not return, with two weeks stop at the moist, bakes out the cold. Physicians "the wat- E. Hall & Son, Ltd. Hotel Stewart. say that the moist heat of hot 0. er bag will not cure but aggravate the Another big event will be the sell- auto- ailments above mentioned. ing of a 1911 model Overland Many have been sold not a s'ngle insignificant price of - mobile for the complaint. , one dollar in "the country store" Complete outfit including Warmer, which will be presided over by N. B. bag belt, coil and 10 tubes of fuel sent Young. prepaid to any part of the U. 5. up' Mackintosh will conduct a receipt of $1.00. Arthur you more "maze;" Mr. Caldwell will officiate at If wish to know about this will wonderful device write today for free Our an electric fountain; Ray Irwin descriptive booklet Specialties be at the office to take money for WELKOM fine photographs taken by electric WARMER MFG. CO. ICS light; Lee Swallish will be captain Fulton St., Kew York. LOS ANGELES BOHEMIAN BEER, of a squad of geisha girls, and Lorriu BROWN LABEL R.DEDERER CHAMPAGNE, Andrews will exhibit some wonderful WATHEN KENTUCKY WHISKIES (2 to 6 years liliputians. James Lynch, who un- old), derstands his part, will present some ROSA & CO. MUNRO'S HOUSE OF LORDS SCOTCH WHISKY, of the best hula dancers the islands GOLD LION COCKTAILS, will run REGAL SHOES can produce. Frank Winter CALIFORNIA WINES of the Italian-Swis- s Colony of FOR WOMEN a restaurant and George Martin is California. going to show off a select collection IE your footwear has given you any cause for dis- of freaks. Okolehao satisfaction, come to us for a pair of Women's Regal Shoes and put an end to all your footwear troubles. Beers, Wines and GONSALVES & CO., Ltd., Only in the most expensive custom footwear MAN LA NOW HAS will you find the same dainty styles and perfect 74 QUEEN STREET fit that you get in our Women's Regal Shoes. Liquors We have the exclusive local Regal agency. vM A PARCELS POST FAMHY TRADE GIVEN SPECIA1 ATTENTION Try the famous Regal Shoe jL. A Dainty DELIVERIES TO AIL PARTS 07 Store fltsrAf01A Wetutn's THE CITY Effective With Hongkong' and Phone 3181 Money Orders Will Come "New Orleans Fizz" Soon. ROSA & CO., Only at Out in Manila, seven thousand miles west of the Pacific Coast, the first par Alakea and Queen Streets cels post In American territory has S been established, thus giving Manila The Criterion Saloon Hall's afes an advantage over the rest of the WHEN YOU DRINK country. . Of course, it Is only between, the Are Good Safes Pearl City of the Orient and the neighbor- ing-colony Hongkong, is want, FULL ASSORTMENT OF SIZES AND MOST of but that you to drink the best, such aj a beginning which will .pave the way CRESTA BLANCA and INGLEN00K For a Good Meal, quickly pre- MODELS AT same thing to Japan and other for the WINES, KING WILLIAM SCOTCH countries and perhaps to the mainland, for there are no American express WHISKEY, MUMM'S CHAMPAGNE, pared and well served, go to the companies operating in Manila. which we carry. U. S. Consul-Gener- al Anderson of We also carry a full line of other Hongkong reports that the Manila gov Wines and Liquors, and deliver to H. & Co., Ltd., put In effect parcel post Hackfeld ernment has any part of the city. Palm Cafe, arrangements with Hongkong, which HARDWARE DEPT. HACKFELD BLDG. PHONE 2011 will enable Philippine people to Im- HOTEL STREET port without delay many things from Remember! the Palm Test Is "The Best" Hongkong, the great distributing point for foreign merchandise In the East. MACFARLANE & CO., A money order convention also will go into effect very soon. Hitherto no Limited B B T" Made from whole Hawaiian II convenient arrangements for exchange I ca"K."mlthel,e"tr"",,ed 2026 - Queen $f2? Hli2 I of money or goods by mall between the Phone Street H Hongkong exist- H At all Soda Fountains and Stores B Philippines and have ed. The new arrangement does not af- cpn- - If fect the universal postal union Order It's Faint Arctic Soda Water Works ventlon between the United States and AND YOU WANT A GOOD JOB, SEE ME TOM SHAR? Honolulu Distributors Great Britain, 'but provides for an ex Cream Pure Rye Pinectar Syrup for use on hot cnkes, waffles change of parcels between the two col A punches ami ice creams etc. delicious HavoriiiR for onies direct. Articles of merchandise Sold bt A t All OroBers and mall matter, except letters, post Sharp SignS enrds and written matter, Bhall be ad CC. LOVEJOY AND ARE IEEN EVERYWHERE PINECTAR SALES CO., LTD. mitted up to eleven pounds. The max- PHONE 1G97 BUILDING imum size pnekage Is three and a half ELITE feet in length. Rates for the Philip- pines for a parcel not exceeding ine pound in weight will be 12 cents gold, PRIMO nnd for each additional pound or frac- tion thereof 12 cents. Rates for Hong- kong for a parcel not exceeding one pound in weight, 3B cents Mexican, or PURE, RICH MILK 911 14.7 cents gold, and for each addition , al pound, 35 cents Mexican, or 14.7 cents gold. There is no charge fo de People who buy milk from us have the comfortable, satisfy- livery of packages at either postoflco, ing knowledge that, besides its richness, it is pure, clean and CALENDAR PADS but in the Philippines not over 5 cents Pacific sanitary. gold and In Hongkong not over 15 aioon cents Mexicnn of 6.3 cents goM for each parcel, regardless of weight, may be charged for delivery by carrier. KING AND NUUANU STREETS Received Packages may also be registered, nnd The Pond Dairy Just the senders shall make a customs dec- You'll find they're all good fel- laration ns to the contents, value, etc , lows here. of the package. All packages are sub- ject to customs duties and regulations Holly Designs of either country. "It's the Fashion" CULTURED PEOPLE Weekly Knlletln $1 per year. Hotel nr. Fort D. H. Daviej, Prop. ARB PARTICULAR ABOUT THEIR LINEN. YOU CAN'T EXPECT TO HAVE SNOW-WHIT- E LINEN UNLESS IT IS PROPERLY LAUNDER- PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. TO PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed ED. SEND - LAUNDRY, 777 KING STREET to cure any case of Itchapg, Blind, Rainier Beer FRENCH j J. ABADIE, Proprietor - ' NO BRANCHES Bulletin Publishing; Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded. Made by Co., Ltd. PARIS MEDICINE CO.. Saint Louis, F01 SALE AT ALL 1A1I U.S. of A. Telephone 2131 Evening Bulletin 75c. Per Month