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" " " " " fr" o ? a-1- & ' ' HOME rapid RULERS transit Suspension Coastwise Laws 1ft ATTEMPT MAY BE V. u in Next Session o HAS CONTRACT Certain MADE TO ' PRESENT rnu Hniiiii (Mail Special to the Advertiser.) ' Will Haul Crushed Rock for the WASHINGTON, May 31. About the only feature of Hawaiian of Congress was the passage by the ROOSEVELT'S NAME business in the very closing days A Pearl Harbor Work Over House of the Hawaiian Coastwise Shipping Bill. It was enacted there 'A by a vote of 17'J to 5, a majority so sweeping as to be especially signifi- 'A PETTI New Tracks. (Associated Press Cablegrams.) cant. eA 'jft The till occasioned a spirited debate in the House. Representative CHICAGO, delegates to the Republican Nation- FA June i5.The Littlefield of Maine had it in charge, and Representative Kahn of San al Convention are arriving, the delegations from California, The Honolulu Eapid Transit and seems Oregon Francisco led the opposition. There to be little doubt that at fA Land Company signed a contract Sen- and Hawaii reaching the city yesterday. lias session of Congress the bill will become a law. For while rA Will Ask Garfield to Re- the next Speaker Cannon n with the United States government, ator Perkins of California is fighting the legislation it is not believed has arrived and will lead a fight against' the through Captain to transport a A placing of Wilcox Otwell, that he will go to the extent of defeating it. No serious effort was an injunction plank in the platform. vive Land twentv-tw- o tonsj minimum of thousand made to press the bill in the Senate this session, because it was recog- The indications are that Cortelyou's name will not be presented of crushed rock from the quarry at nized that, late as it was before the proper time for the enactment of as a candidate. Measure. Moiliilii to the wharf at the of foot the bill came, no. headway could be made there. Senator Perkins, to be It is predicted that the choice of the convention will be for Taft Kekauanaoa street, and has about fin- sure, left town, but other Senators were ready to object for him to its rA a? President and Dolliver for Vice President. ished laying two thousand feet of new consideration. A movement is on foot to present Roosevelt's name for renomi-natio- n. ' track at Moiliilii and through South minutes were allowed for debate in the House, a A s Secretary of the Interior Garfield As only forty street and from Allen street down Ke- number of misstatements about the bill had to go unanswered. For in- will be petitioned. This was decided kauanaoa to over rA street the wharf, Representative Kahn misquoted Mr. George B. McClellan about rA at a meeting held at Aala Park on Sat- stance, which to handle the new traffic. the capacity of the Pacific steamers. Mr. McClellan, who was in the urday night, at which C. K. Notley, D. AMERICAN HORSE LANDS The cars for the work are regular gallery, sought to convey to Mr. Littlefield information which would Kalauokalani, Sr., W. C. Achi, Kaniho, llat ears, and the contract will take a controvert Representative Kahn's statements, tut the time was so brief ' and Olepau held forth to a small-size- d is very long time for fulfilment, as it could not be done. The House, however, appeared to take. but little GREAT FRENCH RACE crowd on the land question. The speak- it u thought that not more than one hundred j stock in the talk of the opposition, as the decisive vote indicates. While ers all held that the present land law tons of rock will o and twenty crushed the California members of the House, opposed the bill, the Washington PARIS, June 15. Vanderbilt's entry, Northeast, won the Grand 13 a bad thing, in that it .operates be gotten out by the crusher daily. The members were for it. against the small man in favor of the State Prix, the great turf event of France, yesterday. There were seventy-tw- o m contract for the machinery at the Delegate Kalanianaole leaves here for Chicago next Tuesday. June 2, 40-ac- thousand persons in attendance the during the race. rich corporation. The re home- at track quarry calls for the completion of the to attend the sessions of the Republican National Committee, lie holds stead till, introduced by former Dele- work in forty days, and it will be the proxv of Mr. Robertson. All the Hawaiians here are in higli u gate Wilcox, in Congress, was brought o three weeks vet before the crusher is feather over the work that has been accomplished during the recent DISTINGUISHED forth as the choice of the Hawaiians The will be eou-vev- ed BRITISH ready. crushed rock ? session. In some respects it is one of the most successful sessions for for a land law. from the wharf here to Pearl t the Territory since annexation. ERNEST G. WALKER. consisting above-name- d A committee of the Harbor in a new scow building at the U NOBLEMAN IS Jt dt jt & s Jt tt . & & & & & S & . & . DEAD speakers and J. W. Poepoe will harbor now, and in the barge Melanc- - j wait upon Secretary Garfield during Lis thon, which has been purchased for the cents will be paid. The Eapid Transit great deal of labor if the crushed rock LONDON, The Earl of Derby is dead. o stay and present a petition which will work. The James Makee will do most people will be ready to start their part is all moved by hand. To handle one June 15. be generously signed, asking that the of the towing. of the contract in a week. hundred and twenty tons a day a small Hawaiian land laws oe amended and Captain Otwell stated yesterday that The means of handling the crushed army of men would be required at the Frederick Arthur Stanley, the sixteenth Earl of Derby, was favoring the Wilcox land bill as a the price paid to the Rapid Transit rock from the cars here to the scow wharf here and at Pearl Harbor, so one of the richest peers of Great Britain, his estate in Lancashire foundation for new laws. people for hauling was a remarkably and barge and how to handle it at the while no definite plans have as yet consisting of seventy thousand acres. He was born in 1841 and o The Democrats are also bent on an cheap figure. They are to receive 23 other end where it is to be discharged been given out the engineers are at held several of the most important political and diplomatic posts attack on the present land law of the cents a ton for the first twenty thou- is yet to be figured out. This will work on a scheme to save time and in the British government. lie entered Parliament in 1865 and held Territory.- - sand tons moved, and thereafter 13 mean quite an item of expense and a labor both. at different times the portfolios of Lord of the Admiralty, Secretary In speaking of the matter last even- for War, Secretary for the Colonies and President of the Board u ing, L. L. MeCandless, the Democratic of Trade. From 1888 to 1893 he was Governor General of Canada. 0 o Moses, who is willing to lead his new REMAINS OF DEAD PRINCE WILL ARRIVE TODAY 'The Earldom was created in 1485, the fjjrst Earl having had a constituents out of the wilderness of command at the battle of Bosworth, where he won his way into penuriousness, said: the peerage. The fourth Earl was a peer at the trial of Mary, Queen "We feel like the Advertiser feels of Scots. about the disposal of great tracts of The heir to the peerage is his son, Edward George Villiers, Lord SJ 20,000 and 30,000 acres of first-clas- s Stanley, who served with distinction during the South African war agricultural land to any one corpora and who has been since the private secretary to Lord Roberts. tion. If it's good enough for the bigj fellows, it's none too good for the little fellow. Give him a chance. REMARKABLE VOLCANIC "We don't know if Garfield's visit has any political significance, but have OUTBURST ON SAVAII had our ear to the ground, and be- lieve he is here on land matters pri- AUCKLAND, A marily. I think the government ought June 15. report has been received here of a to give the best to the small farm fel- remarkable volcanic outburst on the island of Savaii. It is estimated low. I can not say if there will be a that the flow of lava from the eruption amounts to three thousand committee to wait on Secretary Gar- tons a minute. field from the party. The matter has been talked over, however." CRUISER COLORADO WAS JAPANESE BOYCOTT TO NOT RUN ASHORE

BE FOUGHT LOCALLY SAN FRANCISCO, June 15. The report that the cruiser Col- orado had gone ashore in the Strait of Juan de Fuca is unfounded. The vessel had merely anchored off the Dungeness Spit awaiting the lifting of the fog. When the patriots of China derided . to boycott the goods of Ameiira. Hono- lulu had its own interot in the matter, SPANISH STATESMAN DEAD and there was trouble in the local

long the rest of the Ex-Premi- Chinatown after MADRID, June 15. er Armijo died yesterday. world had forgotten the trade battle in the Orient. Now China is in the mid- dle of a boycott against the goods of MOROCCAN TROOPS REVOLT .Japan, and Honolulu, as usual, is. to be wung into the international game, in TANGIER, June 15. Four thousand of the troops in the army this instance, if the reports from the cf the Sultan went out in revolt against him yesterday. They will meetings being held nightly in the new probably attempt to join the army of Mulai Hafid, the rebellious Japanese theater are correct, the Jap- half-broth- er of the Sultan. anese of Oahu are to retaliate on the Chinese of Honolulu for the loss their the KAISER HILL countrymen are sustaining over THE LATE PRINCE DAVID EAWANANAKOA. CORDIAL TO seizure of the Tatsu Maru at Macao, which the Japanese boycott BERLIN, 15. Ambassador David Jayne Hill has been from The body of the late Prince David Friday night, when they will be taken j "On Tuesday next a solemn requiem June sprung. received by the Kaiser. The reception was cordial. to the throne room in the executive' high mass will 1 e ceb-brate- over the plans of the Japanese are to Kawanarakoa will arrive here today The building and lie in state during Satur- - remains in St. Mary's Cathedral, just Chinese fish venders out of on board the S. S. Manchuria from San drive the day and Sunday until o'clock ini prior to departure of the steamship whole fish busi- three the LAWBREAKERS an.! handle the Frawcisco, which is expected in with ! JAPANESE business the afternoon, when the funeral will be Manchuria with the .arty of mourners ness of Honolulu themselves, from the sad freight early this morning. On her held. Tomorrow morning Bishop Li- - j for the Islands, where elaborate prepar-be- rt catching of the product in the deep, same vessel will arrive the remains will conduct a public requiem mass j ations will be made to give the dead TOLD TO USE FIREARMS of it in ti the blue sea to the wrapping suggestive of accompani- of the late August Dreier, who died on at the cathedral for the repose of the Prince a fitting funeral, leaves with a cash register j soul of Prince David at half -- past nine, the days when his ancestors ruled over market trade. board an Atlantic liner while journey- ment in the retail i Parker, the To enforce the law against some of hui had been advied that should th company among ing to his Fatherland. The relatives RFOFIEM M 5iS IX FRN- - Hawaii. Colonel Sam list The idea is to form a S" ! 1 ( TS( T Premier under the old dvr.ristv. and the keepers of the Japanese dives of police attempt to nudist the law- Japanese, erect a new fishmarkct a ad many of the life friends of the the wife, who was Mrs. James Campl e'!, breakers they should re-i-- t even to th will be behind the two distinguished llawaiiau citizens The San Francisco Call, of June 4, this city, which were closed a short where only Japanese are at the Stewart, practically taking shedding of blood. Isoy, a notorious to supply the pres- will le at the wharf to pay a tribute says: time ago and which the Japanese pro- counters, and refuse charge of funeral arrangements.'' character, is said to be at the head of more with sup- to their retrains. "The remains of Prince Davil of the ent Chinese seller any prietors- say they will reopen, the the movemt nt. past sev- With the body of Prince David are re- Hawaii were yesterday removed from CONDOLENC ES FKOM IIILO. plies for customers. For the fear that they will have to resort The police will not peririit any mi'li maturing, turning his brother, Prince Kuhio. and the Hotel Stewart to a local undertak- On motion of Chairman Todd, the eral days this plan has been to a fight with firearms and a possible contemplated law breaking under any the Jap- Colonel Sam Parker and Mrs. Parker, ing establishment to be prepared for Board 01 Supervisors of the County of and it is stated that already shedding of blood. circumstances, ami the matter will into an his father- - and mother-in-la- transportation to their ultimate burial Hawaii, at its last meeting in IIUo. on anese fishermen have entered From reliable information recently await developments. An investigation new fish-ruark- et On the arrival of the steamer this in Honolulu, two weeks hence. June 4, extended to Princes? Abigail agreement to supply only the received the authorities are of the started yesterday proved that there m busi- C. P. E. "Prince Kalanianaole, the am! her bereaved family is opened for morning Sheriff laukea. Frank Jonah Kawanana'koa nt-fort- as soon as it opinion that a determined attempt to great unrent among the classes mot e, are behind Thompson. Paul Isenberg and Jos. Aea brother of the dead Prince, is expected its most sincere expression of condol- ness. Japanese capitalists open a portion the tenderloin will J bv the surveillance of the police to put up the will go out in the customs launch and here from Washington next Saturday, ence and sympathy at the death of the scheme and ready be made tonight. It has been inti- - and that troublous times arc in store permission meet those escorting the body of Prince having come on from the nation's capi- Prince David, the resolution to be money for a market whea mated that certain Orientals have I between those who will attempt to from the From the steamer the body tal, where he represents the Territory spread upon the minutes and a certified to open one can be obtained Davil. banded together and raised a fund of show their contempt for the law of the ) I will be taken to the Pensacola street of Hawaii in Congress. Princess Abbie, copy thereof to be sent to the Princess, Board of Health. several thousand dollars with which to land and the police who intend to en- something residence escorted by a squad of po- widow of Prince David, is in to Prince Kuhio, and to other members To make the business purchase legal advice, and that this force respect for it. (Continued on Paffe Nine.) lice. There the remains will lie until of the familv.

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PRODUCTS OP door amusements, but since the com- THE ing of Captain Cook many of the ojd-tim- e Fori sports have become almost un- fid 01 I Our Lawyer Governor known. A list of some of the old Ha- Love's Bakery waiian games may be mentioned. Opp. Cott Cfiurcft 1 save y An interesting exhibition could be made with the "Uma," or "hand over- tie hand Address by E. A. before Bar Association. throwing," which is a test of strength V 4 of the hand and forearm, where each first Machine-manufactur- ed Goods; Baked er, Kid4 contestant tries to press the other's Daily Governor Frear's term of office as 1 also knew his method of thinking. I arm over, their elbows on the ground. Chief Justice ended and his career as therefore suggested to my brother at- - The "Ma'a," or "sling," would tornev two lines of argument which show the oldtime sling stone-throwin- g. Governor began on August 15, 1907. "Oihe," or spear Saloon Pilot were not included in his brief, and The throwing, could EMBROIDERY With this change his position in the be made to afford much amusement. SALE which he subsequently included, re- community was greatly altered. The The game of "Ulumaika," in which turning several days later and present- at first were used the round bread- Pilot and present situation 19 that you of the ing the whole matter to the Governor. fruits, and then the rolling stones, We have an overstock and will cut prices community are now the judges, while very 25 per cent and A few days after this, happening to was once popular. If the round, per cent for a few he of the executive is the advocate. 1 flat "Ulumaika" stones can not be se- 50 days to reduce the stock. Its a Soda Crackers go into the Attorney-General- 's office, am associate counsel, and only talk cured, they could be easily made out for you. 1 found him surrounded with books, his when I am told to as tonight. of castiron. following firms: hair disheveled, and an anxious look "He'epapa," or "hill sliding," on are for sale by the In ordinary courts, a longer time Embroideries in Swiss, Cambric and Nainsook, per upon his face. He had before him the cocoanut or other leaves would be fine 5c generally elapses between the begin- sport yard and up; in widths y2 inch to 7 inches. brief I have mentioned. He thus ac- and furnish plenty of fun. HENRY MAY & CO., ning of a case and its final determina- "He'elohua," or the hill sliding on costed me: wish you would look Corset Cover 16 18 & CO., tion, than is allowed in this case, since "I long wooden sleds, would furnish a Embroideries, to inches wide; 35c J. M. LEVY over this brief. It is mighty clever ar- variety. 1 Governor Frear has only had since Au- per yard and up. T. H. DAVIES & CO., gument, but I know it is wrong some- "Ku Kini" would attract the old gust 15, 1907, till now to lay his case IIS where, but where I have not been able game of footracing. Swiss Insertions, H. HACKFELD & CO., before you for consideration. But I Another 7 inches wide, to be used for fronts of to get at yet," and he handed me the interesting amusement was Lingerie & CO., feel assured that whatever complete- the "Panapua," or shooting the sugar Waists; reduced from 50c to 25c a yard. C. J. DAY brief, indicating the points I had in- cane arrows. ness is wanting in this submission will All-Ov- & serted therein. I finally confessed, and er Embroideries, per and GONSALVES CO. not matter, will into consid 50c yard up. lou take extracted a promise from him not to eration his record before he took office, mention it to Governor Frear. KAKAAKD as well as what he has already accom- - HOODLUMS J. Shortly thereafter the Governor call plised in office, as an indication of his ed me into his office and, after talking peculiar .fitness and ability to carry on Quality over several matters, a method he has PULLED FOB ASSAULT lioro! j the chief office of the Territory; and has always been our chief aim. of diverting attention, handed me that I am further assured that your decis BULL. We never lower prices by low- same identical brief, asking me to read i ion will not be garnered with a mi ering quality. it over and give my opinion then and John Hansen and John Christensen, THE f nority report, but will be unanimous. The cut In quality Is always there. Feeling suspicious- - I read it as two sailors of the barkentine Olympic On August 15, 1907, during the cere- greater than the cut in price. though I had never seen it before. Fol lying at the Channel wharf, were set monies of the farewell given by the upon badly lowing the Attorney-General- 's opinion and beaten on Friday night Bench and Bar to Governor Frear, Silk Kimonos, Parasols and Fans, and not suspecting collusion, I thought by a gang of young toughs who be- Hartwell, in his address, A. N. Sanford Chief Justice and said it was clever. The Governor long in the district of Kakaako. The struck the keynote of Governor Cotton Crepe and Matting, Fancy ron Optician, Boston Building. Frear's then looked straight at me with a cur sailors were on their way to their boat character when he stated, referring to when ious smile and said, with a meaning at the corner of Richard and mental habits of retiring Chief Queen they Napkins. the the that there was no mistaking: "That streets were set upon with- power of suspending out warning by Justice: "This is about the flimsiest argument I ever about ten or twelve American CEL European Plan judgment the and law young men were until facts the read. Nobody but a niighty poor law who standing about. applicable to them are well considered There had been no previous trouble yer would do anything like that." one of highest qualities of a and the sailors were hard put to de- HOTEL is the In Hawaii the position of Governor is SAYEOUSA SHOTEM A "Hour Hotcl ron Pcmmancmt hd judicial mind. Your of careful fend themselves. One of the attack- Transient Gucsts. in thc Hcamt or thc habit an extremely difficult one. Here we ClTT. WITH MANY UNNT SUITI AND ClNQLt deliberation will be yery useful to the ing party was armed with a club and ROOMS ALL CONNtCTCO WITH BATHS. have many people of different thoughts, Nuuanu in the performance of your seeing they were outnumbered the Street above Hotel. Spcoial Sum mm Harts. Cuisimk Ukciciui Territory traditions and characteristics. Here, HO duties as chief sailors took to their heels. They were its executive." also, we have different localities sepa NORM this power of suspension of judg- pursued for a way and then the chase ANDIE If rated by seas. Moreover, as a group, was up. Cohnin Sottcn and Goom Streets ment of given is remarkable in the exercise the Territory occupies a position of im The two men who had been attacked more re- SAN FRANCISCO judicial duties, it is all the mense value and importance to the thought that an attempt had been markable in the exercise of executive made to rob them and on arriving at nation, not only on account of its 1 duties. In the halls of justice there is the vessel were directed by the wharf strategic position, but as an outpost watchman to a telephone. They noti ""I . in procedure, a Aloha Shop a certan precision where the first experiments are being fied the. police and Officer Espinda was . Telephone 302 steady and thoughtful march toward to MfsI$! conducted in the commingling of the sent the place of attack, finding the Next to Orpheum. Cleaning and ultimate results. One matter follows same crowd still congregated and talk Tfrvelne dothinsr. nations of the East and West, and the another in orderly sequence, and each ing of their fun with the two sailors. 1 for men, women and children. Guaranteed quality, Also Tailoring. Prompt Service, Low adjustment of the resulting conditions, He made a rush and grabbed one of Ine-m- ar Prices. matter is up and considered Ka-luahi- good taken Here in Hawaii these and other prob the men. He proved to be John material and fast color. Ten Cents a Pair. Ex- Goods Called for and Delivered. carefully and deliberately by itself. Xo who was taken to the police i lems are being worked out without 1 tra quality Window Curtains going this week at 50 one would think of trying to hurry the station. Here he was interrogated by friction and along lines that make for police staying in jail Cents a Pair. NOTICE.' judges. The decision is never ques- the and after happiness for all within our borders over night disclosed the names of the tioned that is, in court. Eehearings and honor for the nation. other assailants and they were arrest ANT WOMAN OR GIRL, NEEDING are difficult to get and involve a long ed. They are Kahiona, Billy Bailey, L. H Y, Nuuanu below Hotel St. Our lawyer Governor, with his ex j A O help or advice, is invited to communi- procedure. Decisions have a Alex Robinson and Thomas. They are Pi person by fatal ecutive ability and his judicial tem nearly over eighteen years age cate, either in cr letter, with finality about all of Ensign Li. Anderson, matron of the them. perament, has these matters in charge, and are some of the gang who were In the executive ohice, on the other supplying Rosenberg, man, Salvation Army Woman's Industrial and to quote the words of his com- the junk Sc Home. No. 1680 King street. hand, matters do not come in one by with plunder which they gathered from mission from the President, "We may government army one, nor in any regular order, nor in the storeyards and l; safely rely upon his intelligence, dili and navy store rooms. The police will X&ai zHi conformity with any particular proce- igj " or sale; Mr. and Mrs. Hashimoto gence and discretion." do their best to rid the district of the I I dure. They come in twos and threes, gang and terms in the prison will be MASSEURS in sixes and sevens, and sometimes by asked for the boys instead of the re- rIENR school. RHEUMATISM, the dozen. There is no calendar. form r. m. L REV. FAVO R BRUISES, Everybody thinks he has the right of Ti1 P. H. I SPRAINS, way. Many broths have to be cooked S3 I. HA TIRED at one time. There is nothing essen- A BOXING REVIVAL about a final decision in x d! FEELING, tially fatal j. every case. . Eehearings are easy to get. JONSi and other ail- But perhaps the greatest difference be The Reverend E. W. Thwing is in nniversary ments tween the judicial and executive posi favor of reviving boxing among the THAT IS THE BUTTER FOR YOUR TABLE. QUICKLY tions lies in the fact that the execu Hawaiians, the good old style of man MAY WE SUPPLY YOU WITH IT? RELIEVED. tive position embraces a very much ! to man contests, when the sons of tha Days and any other day! greater range of subjects and touches soil would stand face to face with their SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY 444 637 KING STREET. Telephone manv more human interests, social and j fists covered with tapa cloth and slug is good enough. political, than the judicial position at each other until one of the two TWO IMPORTED put C. Q. Yce Hop St Go. Chief Justice Hartwell was very landed on the other and him ft fSaSS ft "k. mmm Thoroughbred Jersey right when he said: "Your habit of down. Mr. Thwing advocates this game TELEPHONE 251. careful deliberation will be useful in in a communication to this paper in roi re'- BULLS AT SERVICE AT your duties as chief executive. ' ' So also which hes. states his belief that a has been the Governor's judicial train vival of some of the old time Hawaiian is for DAIRY games, boxing bouts, the beverage the THE POND ing and habit of thought. JI is work is including the will be of interest to the visitors to Telephone 890 precise and deliberate; his mind weighs because it to ones who masses is each matter carefully and fully; his the Islands and also the 'E conclusions are judicious, temperate and live here. He writes: pure. At all Bars. High and Low fair. Above all, his ability to listen is "Pe-le-pe-l- e" was the old Hawai- JJTOS ALL JAPANESE READ ian boxing. The hands of the ancient remarkable. All kinds of motives and - boxers were wrapped up with the tapa .3- influences are at work. To all, good, Works H. C. .e r nan ( THE HAWAII SHINPO cloth. Rainier Bottling W t bad and indifferent, he listens atten- - In the journal of Captain Cook's voy- among An authority Japanese News- tivelv. with patience and with that in age, the old game of Hawaiian boxing 1331 papers, published in the Territory of Phone bred courtesy liat is impossible to cul- is thus described: Hawaii. "We found a vast concourse of peo- ;ture: 10-pa- The only Illustrated ge Japan tivate. He is a serious man, who ap- ple assembled on a level spot of Hawaiian Souvenirs ese Daily in Existence. the dignity of his office, and 1R preciates but ground at a little distance from our HO 12-pa- ge Sunday X Issue is the Beat never forgets that he is the servant of tents. A long space was left vacant in 4. advertising Medium. upper FORT, BELOW KING Jewelry !C Pit the people. the midst of them, at the end Job Work In Japanese and Chineie a judges, This, however, is not the only side of which sat the under three H. GULMAN Nuuar specialty. standards, from which hung slips of O. OKAZAKI X of the Governor's character. He has colors, skins of cloth of various the 1064 a quiet and incisive sense of humor, two wild geese, a few small birds, and Fori OOCM COLA which comes out at the most unexpect bunches of feathers. When the sports X SI. begin, signal was NEW GOODS IN FOR HOT AND THIRSTY PEOPLE ed times. As an illustration of this were ready to the to an in given by the judges and immediately OH side of his character, I will cite two combatants appeared. They came Clothln Hawaiian Soda Works cident or two. Worsteds and Shirtings railorin; forward slowly, lifting their feet very Phone 516. Just after the Governor's return high behind, and drawing their hands i Called1 from his first trip to Washington, the along the soles. As they approached, Chief Justice called upon him. Some they frequently eyed each other from Suits and Shirts head to foot in a contemptuous man- to little while previous the Chief Justice ner, casting several arch looks at the order. YOU MIGHT was unfortunately bitten on the thumb spec tators, straining muscles, Decorate their and Hotel Street, near River Street. while trying to separate two fighting using a variety of a ffvoted gestures. just as well as not have a paint used will look-we-ll For the dogs. The Chief Justice offered his Being advanced within reach of each that last and 1 left hand to the Governor, his rijut other, they stood with both arms held and wear well for years. out straight before their faces, at PAPER being bandaged. There was a slight which part all their blows were aim- NAPKINS and EOYLIES It takes a little insistence, but it pays. With TOM SHARR pause, when the Governor remarked: ed. They struck, in what appeared to :AU1 j how is dog-gon- e our eyes an awkward manner, a Csn Help Tou Well, Judge, that with Crepe Tissues finger of vours?" full swing of the arm: made no at- tempt to parry, but eluded their adver- Having an Attorney-Gener- al and a Hawaiian News Co., Ltd. BUr! sary's attack by an inclination of the Pure Prepared lawyer Secretary, our lawyer Governor body. or by retreating. The battle was Pant once in a while gets his amusement by quickly decided, for if either of them are e ? WE PAINT little turns on them. This also illus- was knocked down, or even fell by ac- r thing suspen- cident, he was considered vanquished." you may be sure that there is no .chance of the painter's mix t trates the Governor's power of Andrew Usher's he newj ji-- "Kakapahi"' was the old game of the bu AUTOS AND CARRIAGES. sion of judgment. fencing with wooden swords. ing in adulterated materials. ;i. Xot long we gone into lew th.it after had all "Kulakulai" was the Hawaiian Scotch Whiskey The quality of this paint is uniform, and unadulterated leautifu! Scfioman Carriage Co., Ltd. office, a prominent brother lawyer call- sport wrestling, and Andrews said that f h low-gra- Pins. ed upon me with a petition for a grant "Kahua mokomoko" was the place by the addition of any de ingredients. and Cut 1 V. right-of-purcha- G. se where the peopie met to wrestle. Special n exquf on a lease and sub- 0. mitted Considerable attention has been Pictures for School therewith a fairly lengthy brief. paid to sports of late. A revival of Reserve nlj In going over this brief, I thought I some of the ancient games and sports LEWERS 8c COOKE, LTD. I i OR HOME DECORATION would have a little fun myself, a9 I of the Hawaiians would be of interest knew to not only to our visitors, to many i Hoteft I the matter would be referred but Co. who make these islands C. & 177 South King Street. Phone 775. Pacific Picture Framing the Attorney-Genera- l, and having been their home. W. 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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1908 DOC n DO AMUSEMENTS. HQ U 1 You Get It You Get It ART THEATRE O I First SprtiimM Straight Hotel Street D r r r mr ar r Mews BETWEEN BETHEL AND FOBT OC O DOC 30c DOC 30C DOC DOC o C DOC DO Extraordinary attractions. Somay PALAMAS Cunha at the piano. Mrs. King, pre- DEFEAT JAPANESE STRUGGLE FOR mier vocalist, will sing illustrated soogflk AFTER FIFTEEN INNINGS The Log of the Anemone WOODEN SPOON MOVING PICTURES July 5. Stimson and I called upon morning, stimson has just been up to Aala Park Diamond Scene of One of Those Pri nee Kawananakoa. His Highness lnforia us that the potatoes are rapidlv Kachos Now Tailenders in the showed us many interesting relics of fading away. We bought 200 pounds Orpheum Long-Drawn-O- ut Contests Which Have Japanese League Asahis Hawaiian royalty, the fatuous feather in Honolulu, thinking that they would reach to the end of time. Stimson. mantels, kahilis, poi bowls and images. Theatre ' Made It Famous. Beat Tokiwas. whose intelligence in matters pertain- - j I do not believe tbere is a eountry in MajCStlC AmUSCfTlCnt CO. mg to housekeeping is abnormal, re- - the world where barbarie customs and marked at the time that we had hardlvl There were usual interesting Aala Park diamond saw another ot 12. the modern civilizat ion have been such enough. Now he goes about with a Entire Change Monday long-drawn-o- ut games on lot those exciting, games Wild pitches Flores, 2; Espinda, 1. of baseball the vacant near neighbors virtuous air, feeling loudlv even if he as in Hawaii. These Special Film yesterday which have made it famous Passed balls Luning, 2. of the O. R. & L. Co., under the aus- does not sav it told von The game 2 10 remnants of a barbaric past are of "I so." as the scene of some of the base- Time of hours minutes. pices of the Japanese Baseball League, rest us THE PARSON OF HUNGRY GULCH best Umpire Bert Bower. comparatively recent origin; there are of are correspondingly humble. ball contests ever played in yesterday afternoon. JuVy the Terri- Scorer N. Jackson. people on the Islands whose parents 13 What a combination for the SENSATIONAL MOVING PICTURES. tory. The new ground had been put into idol-worsh- superstitious Fndav the 13th! is Admission 10 cents CHINESE ALOHAS. lived when human sacrifice, ip It In the first Riverside League game shape under Direction of League Children 6 eenta AB R BH SB PO A E the and infanticide were practised. proving a lucky day for one creature at between the Palamas and Japa- Manager Mizuno, permission to the Kaia, 3b 4 0 0 0 1 0 J. as Prince David was very courteous and least. One of the brown albatrosses nese Athletics, fifteen innings had . 4 0 1 0 1 2 ground fast V. Ayau, ss use the had been obtained from willing to explain the meaning of many accompanying the boat, a "Gony," as CALIFORNIA THEATRE to be played before victory rested with Akana, c-- 2b 4 2 2 1 6 4 the company through the kindness ot Jack calls the bird, or a " Molly 'awk," Kaimi, p 4 1 1 1 1 4 of the interesting things with which his t the Palamas by the score of 6 to 5. Mr. Mead. as our Australian mate, Mr. Payne, in- HOTEL and UNION Townsend, 2b-l- b. 3 0 1 1 6 1 handsome residence is filled. The Prin- IV The second game between the Alo-'h- as game Brito, lb-- c 4 0 1 0 6 0 In the first the tailenders met cess, to great re- sists it should be called, manifested and the Athletics was won by the our regret, had not F. Zerbe, If.. 4 0 0 1 0 0 that is, the Kacho and Y. M. B. A. turned from an appointment with the such beguiling ways that we got salt MOVING PICTURES latter by the score of 8 to 3. Kaimi, English, , 2 0 0 0 0 1 meat rf nines. dentist alas and alack! who can es- and fed him. He comes alongside who pitched for the Alohas, being de- Ho Tup, 2 0 0 0 1 1 c rf These teams had lost all their games cape and runs after the pieces thrown to THE TWO OHTHANS. cidedly of! color. Wakita. cf 4 0 1 0 0 0 c that ubiquitous product of modern so far since the opening of the league, him. It looks funny to see him spread THE GUEST The first game kept the immense civilization! I wonder if there are 35 4 22 13 6 and although yesterday's contest was his wings and run along the water on FATHER BUYS A NEW HAND H crowd present on tiptoes from start to Totals dentists' chairs in heaven? not played in a very scientific man- On board the Anemone preparations his slate-colore- d webbed feet. He eats ROLLER finish and was one of the most inter- Sing Chong out, bunting more COLLEGE CHUMS third ner, it furnished great amusement, as for our departure we to to- than Taylor. 1 esting exhibitions of the game ever strike. are leave seen on the Aala diamond. When the each team tried its best not to stay morrow are being made. A new mate The air feels as if there might be a CHINESE ATHLETIC CLUB. Admission Cent Palamas tied the score in the fifteenth at the bottom. has come aboard, an Australian, who change of weather soon. We need it, ...Tea win- AB R BH SB PO A E Y. M. B. A. started well, having Children Five Cent inning and then brought home the has just weathered shipwreck. Some the ship is hardly making any head- ning run under remarkable conditions, Sing Chong, ss.. 4 2 2 2 0 4 thirteen men cross the home plate in way at all. the scene of enthusiasm that ensued Hang Chack, If.. 4 1 2 1 2 0 six Innings, while it took the Kachos new men before the mast being needed, ' beggars description. J. Lo. rf 3 1 0 1 2 1 seven innings to get started. The game the catpain went ashore to engage July 14. The wind has freshened EMPIRE THEATRE n (The Palamas opened the scoring .in Chi Bui. c 3 0 0 0 7 2 was won by the initials, as was ex- them. He refused to take union men, considerably. We are heading N. N. close-haule- sixth. Celment died pitcher to p 4 0 0 1 0 5 13 4. d. the Akina. pected, by the score of to having had some unpleasant experi- W., with the sail Fre- HOTEL AND BETHEL STREETS. first. Kealoha walked and stole sec- E. Ayau, 3b ... 4 0 1 0 0 3 In the second game, the two leaders quent squalls with some rain. We need ond. Correa fanned and H. Walker 4 1 1 12 1 ences with them on the Californian Eng Pang, lb... 0 of the league, the Tokiwas and Asahi warmer clothes. was given a pass, Kealoha coming W. Ayau, cf... 2 o 0 1 1 0 Juniors, crossed bats. coast. When Tutt went ashore, he was home. A. Asam, 2b... 4 1 1 0 3 1 This was the most exciting game yet surrounded by a number of these men, As we sat down at dinner today, the In the seventh for the Japanese Pick-ar- d New Moving Pictures played in the Japanese League, each who asked him to make his selection captain came down and reported a sail beat out a bunt and stole second. 8 17 two-mast- Totals ..32 6 27 side having a big crowd of backers, off the weather bow, ed Ross flew out to center field and I. from their ranks. But the Commodore "a TONIGHT 1 TONIGHT! many of them yelling and coaching in. schooner; looks like the Lurline. " We Flores fanned. Michi was safe on mother tongue. refused to interfere with the captain's error and stole second. Kaipo Eng Sang out. interfering with their piled on quickly, a few NEW FILMS first's batted ball. The game was won by the Asahi business. Late in the afternoon Prince deck and there was safe on second's error which scor- miles to windward, was our friend FRANK VIERKA, Pianist. ed Pickard and Michi. CHINESE ALOHAS. Juniors, who played steady ball and and Princess Kawananakoa called, and In the same innings the Palamas 123456789 were victorious thanks to good fielding Dole sent a large basket with whom we had parted company off scored again. Zerbe was safe on pitch- and timely hitting. Diamond Head just eight days ago. We Admission 10 cent Runs 1000200003 scores: of avocado pears aboard with his good error. Honan fanned. . Zerbe scor- The mizzen S er's B. II 1 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 07 wishes for a safe voyage. hoisted the ensign at the peak Children cent ed on a bad throw catcher to third. KACHOS. in salute, and immediately Sinclair re- Espinda walked. Hoopii fanned. Ka-haawi- CHINESE ATHLETIC CLUB. July 12. This morning as we came AB R BH SB PO A E sponded with the ensign and signals M was safe on pitcher's bad 123456789 Kataka, p 5 0 0 0 2 on deck at about eight bells the 1 1 scoring Espinda. Runs 1 saying, to see you." lie came BASE BALL throw to first Clement 022012008 Yamane, If 5 0 0 0 0 Anemone was running lightly over a "Glad B. H. 0 0 1 2 0 1 1 0 fanned. Tabuchi, ss . .. 5 1 1 3 2 about and Tan down toward us. Greet- League Grounds 1 eighth made the 05 perfectly smooth sea, making about In the the Palamas SUMMARY. Tanaka. 3b .. .. 4 1 0 1 1 ings were exchanged and longitude li "score 4 to 2 in their favor. Kealoha seven and one-ha- lf knots an hour. The tl J' out pitcher. knocked Two-bas- e hits Townsend, Asam. Toshio, rf 5 1 0 0 0 compared as we came into hailing dis- SATURDAY, flew to Correa 4 1 0 1 3 sun shone warm, the light breeze was JUNE20 into for a couple of Sacrifice hit Chi Bui. Sawai, 2b tance. Stimson, whose voice is as far-reachi- the ball the river 4 0 deliciously cool, the sky clear blue. 1:30 P. M. bags, and Walker scored Correa with Left on bases Alohas, 6; Athletics, 6. Kato, lb 0 10 0 1. 0 0 0 be as his ideas are penetrating, two-bagg- er. Bases on balls Off Kaimi, 6; Akina, Hamasaki, cf 0 Best of all, Tutt 's headache seems to a ..4 megaphone. He ask- The Japanese tied the score in the Struck out By Akina, 4. Shigemitsu, c ... 4 0 0 9 0 leaving. Stimson, who had a slight had charge of the . Diamond Heads vs. St. Louls 2. to ninth. Pickard was safe on short's Wild pitches Kaimi, cold yesterday and stopped eating to ed Sinclair if the Lurliue wanted Passed Akana, 1; 2. Totals 40 4 13 1 24 8 3 error and Ross went out second to balls Brito, i3 as trade cooks. Kamsj vs. Punahou two-bagg- er cure it, feels better also. Thayer first. I. Flores knocked out a Balk Kaimi. Y. M. B. A. came the you the cookf " from i two-tagg- er game 1 20 happy as always. If thi weather "Are scoring Pickard. Michi's Time of hour minutes. AB R BH SB PO A E in. Umpire never want cautious commander of the Lurline. 25c. il brought Flores Bert Bower. Iwanaga, If 6 0 '1 continued indefintely, we'd ADMISSION was nothing more doing till Scorer N. Jackson. 12 10 There Yutaka, c 5 2 3 .1 10 . 1 C to go ashore again. "No." Grandstand, 25c. Good-bye- Rerved Seats. Extr inning when Japs got !" !! the fifteenth the 5 0 2 0 3 1 2 game bridge. I "Then I won't! their heads in front to the extent of Maida, 3b After dinner our of 1 1 0 2 p, We gave a hearty cheer, to which a single run. Michi perished pitcher Morishige. 2b.. .4 0( made a somewhat skimpy KAMEHAMEHA Yamamoto, 2 3 0 1 crew responded, and then HONOLULU IRON WORKS z to first. Kaipo was safe on third's rf..5 1( and trying to excuse it explained to the other : J Ikeda, cf 5 1 3 0 0 0 1 COMPANY. lad throw to first. Kuali strolled. my partner that I hadn't cards good each vessel went on her way. In little Notley's sacrifice hit scored Kaipo BEAT GLADYS Fujimoto, .3 3 0 0 9 00 Machinery, Black Pipe, Galranlsed lb.. enough to anvthinff else. more than half an hour the Lurline, En- won the game in the Yamada, ss .... 4 2 1 0 1 r make- it w j "That Plp, Boiler Tubes, Iron and steel. The Palamas 23 on easterly tack, was lost snme innine. scoring twice. Clement Igarashl. p 5 1 1 0 0 4 C reason is about as good as the one I standing the gineers' Supplies. fanned. Kealoha was safe on pitcher'3 1 The yacht Kamehameha surprised gave when gave my horse baking again in the mist. It was really re- OFFICE Nuuanu Street. I the town by arriving 1 I WORKS Kakaako. error. Correa was out pitcher to first. from her round , Totals 42 13 16 27 10 4 know markable that we should meet so far fly to center field the island trip in race thel powder," said Tutt. "I didn't Walker knocked a the for KACHOS. was from the starting point when bound f but Kuali made a bad mess of a run- - Governor's cup at a trifle over eight jwhat else to give him." "What ning catch and dropped the ball, Ke- - 12 56789 matter with the horse!" queried for places as far apart as San Pedro Send Your Suit minutes t njne yesterday mornln&, Pnno 1 A. 3 9 ft A A 17 'the aloha coming home. Kuali had up to j Stimson, ingenuously. "He was down and Seattle. vi ctor Walker i naving maae we circuit oi uanu in B H. 2 3 3 4 2 0 2 0 16 sea- To the him We We all commented on Sinclair's 1 1 a new Y. M. B. A. land I tried to make rise." started to run to second and Kuali nineteen hours and established ' sterling character and threw w'll to the catcher who threw record for the run. 123456789 continued the eame without further manship, his EAGLE DYEING AND 4 When he stands at H wild to second in an attempt to eatch The Gladys, which was the only other Runs 00000003 1 aiic; n th Wp charming address. CLEANING WORKS came home with competitor, arrived about one in the B. H helm of his boat, he looks every Walker, and the latter 22100107 013 I It'is now about 5 p. m., and the wind the game. afternoon. is. Telephone 575. FORT STREET. the SUMMARY. I sailor and gentleman he displayed excellent judgment The Kamehameha tore her spinnaker has gone down; we have just steerage inch the Walker Double plays Yamamoto-Fujimot- o, again, and often! In running and won the game by clever badly between Pearl Harbor and Bar- wav. The sails slat considerably, the May we all meet him i) exhibited just at the proper ber's Point but the damage was speed- forth, Lat. 34' 26' X. Long. i0' w headwork Two-bas- e hits-Ma-ida, IonS mainboom swings back and Yee Chan Co. ily repaired. Yutaka, Ya- - moment. and although the air continues delicious, Distance, 110 knots. rf Nigel Jackson kept tab, and will, it A reef was taken in the mainsail mamoto. Ikeda, Kato. Shigemitsu. 9. this (To be continued.) Is understood, continue to serve the under the lee of Kaena Point and the Struck out By Kataka, 9; Igarashl, sailing is not so pleasant as it was Dry Goods and Shoes league as scorer. Nigel knows the same was carried to the finish. Bases on balls Off Kataka, 4; Iga-rash- i, game and keeps a line score. The The winning vacht had plenty of l. Kine and Bethel Streets. league is to be congratulated on ob- wind N.E. to E.N.E., and a heavy sea. Time of game 1 hour 45 minutes. JACKSON ON RELIANCE AND taining his services. Those aboard were Captain and Own Umpire Roy Hoshino. The scores: er Robert Scott. A. W. Neely, Capt TOKIWAS. DOG BUSINESS TWILIGHTS WIN argument. He mauled Terry's counte- JAPANESE A. C. Phas. Lewis, John O'Brien, August nance rather shamefully, keeping his fr Bismarck. AB R BH SB PO A E AB R BH SB PO A E points of the course were Kuwahara, .5 0 0 0 2 0C own person out of the danger zone all 1 0 0 The various If. Kapiolani Baseball League Kaipo, If 6 1 0 1 passed as follows: Iwasaki, c 5 0 0 0 8 1 C The San Francisco Call of the 4th The the while. Then in a trice Terry came 6 0 0 0 5 1 1 Daifuku, 3b 3 0 0 1 games played yesterday afternoon re Kuali, cf Barber's Point 4:30 p. m., Kaena 12 following: out of it and caught Robson with a stiff 6 0 1 0 Yoshio. p 4 0 1 0 0 7 C inst. has the Notley, rf p-i- 7:20 p. m., Kahuku 2:00 a. m., suited in the Reliance defeating the " 0 3 C left to the jaw that Staggered the Brit- 0J. Flores, p 0 Mokapu Point 5:10 a. m., Makapuu Ouchi. lb 4 0 0 0 11 0 J. S. Jackson, a member of the bench Toung Tidal Waves by the score of vLunIng, c .. 6 0 0 16 6:40 a. m.. 7:25 a. m., Sakaino, ss 4 1 0 0 0 3 C isher. He followed it with a riht to o Point, Koko Head show committee of the Honolulu Ken- 11 to 9, and the Twilights defeating Fickard, 6 9 8:20 m.. Buoy Kuwamoto, 1 0 0 5 the neek and the Englishman was lb Diamond Head a. Spar 2b. .4 1C 14 .i 11 quite C arrange- Highlands by the score of t Ross. 3b ft 0 1 6 9:02:30, Myrtle Boathouse 9:0S:30. Muramaru, cf .. 3 1 0 0 0 0 nel Club is in the city making the groggy at the bell. 6 1 1 1 1 C without the ser I. Flores, 2b Tanaka, rf 2 0 0 0 ments for the second annual exhibition The Reliance were Michi, ss ... 6 1 1 vices of Pitcher Hardee and the sub will be held in Hono- iP 'iff" P AWFUL SLAUGHTER Totals 34 3 2 0 2" 13 2 of the club, which stitute nitcher. Henry Kaai, was not 'WWiT 55 5 7 4 43 20 8 Totals ASAHI JUNIORS. lulu July 20, 21, 22 and 23. He has in the best of condition, but pitched Coming Events PALAMAS. ON THE ISLAND AB R BH SB PO A E called upon George A. Cranfield, man- a winning game nevertheless. AB R BH SB PO A E Nishi, c 5 1 2 1 12 10 Valverde collie There will be no league games next 7 0 0 0 1 5 2 ss 4 2 3 0 2 ager of the famous Clement, ss .... Imanaka, Si Sunday on account of the funeral of June 15 Baseball, Kaahumanu vs. TCoaloha, 3b .... 5 2 0 2 2 4 1 A game of baseball took place at Ikeda, 2b 5 2 2 0 5 2 1 kennels of William Ellery at Yount-vill- e, Mi'ls. 5 1 2 2 14 morning Kojima, 3b 2 1 0 0 2 1 3 Prince David. 16 Correa, lb 12 Quarantine Island yesterday Napa county. Cranfield has been June Turf. Leahl Girl vs. Makaa- 7 1 2 2 1 0 0 p 3 1 1 0 0 There will be a meeting of the Walker, cf , between the Oahus and the Suspects. Morijama, 44 la. 4:30 p. m. rf-- lf 6 1 1 2 1 4 0 2 0 0 0 the loatrne on Wednesday night at the 17 n- - V.erbe. 00 The latter won by the score of 30 to 4. Araki, cf 0 chosen judge of all the breeds at June Hawaiian Gun Club's 6 0 0 0 3 3 0 4 0 0 1 0 McCully known angles shoot. Honan. 2b Sueda, rf 0 0 will leave here on the residence of John S. Siiva, 3 1 0 1 3 5 0 The good work of the Quarantines' 4 ( show, and 17 League F.spinda, p Kurisaki. If 0 0 0 0 0 and Boretania avenue. June Kapiolani Baseball Hoopii, c .. 6 0 0 1 17 5 1 pitcher, Antone Medeiros, kept the Oa- Tsu'nao, lb 4 0 1 0 5 steamer leaving July 11. meeting. Kahaawinui. If.. 4 0 0 1 2 0 C hus from scoring. After allowing three 0' The show will be held in tents erect- June 20 Diamond Head vs. St. Louis; Paaluhl, rf 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 runs in the first inning he shut the Totals 35 7 11 1 27 11 ed on enclosed grounds opposite the M'GOVERN GETS Katns vs. Puns; League grounds. 21 Kaa!a vs. Chinese Athletic; side out till they made their last run TOKIWAS. palace grounds on the main thorough- DRAW DECISION June Totals 51 6 5 11 45 23 6 in the seventh. The lineup: Chinese Alohas vs. Palama A. C; Aala Quarantines A. Medeiros, p; W. 123456789 fare of the city. The officers of the park. 1- Runs 0 0 1 0 1 0 3 D. P. R. Isen-ber- g; June 21 Newspaper Bulle winning run was B. Meineeke. 3b; Kim Wo, H club are: President, Mc-Gove- Two out when James, c: - YORK. May 27 Terry ru B. II. Littie-john- NEW vs. Paradise; Stars vs. .Mercantile; 2b; F. James, If; "Old Horse" Lono, ...0000001102 secretary-treasure- r, C. T. ; tin scored. and Spike Kobson of England League grounds. JAPANESE A. C. ss; G. C. Leach, cf; D. Hugo, rf; J. E. ASAHI JUNIORS. bench show committee, Dr. A. R. Beck, lb. fought a draw last night at the Na- July 3 Chinese Alohas' dance, K. of 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 11 12 13 14 13 123456789 A. R. S- - Rowat, Dr. J. C. Fitzgerald, Dr. P. hall. Oahus M. Souza, Mandonca, M. Runs 0 0 tional Athleti." Club. McGovern was 0 0 0 0 0 300040 is 3-- 4 HIlo Runs .000000202 13 Phillips, A. Mandonca, C. Rosa. D. 07 T. Lemon, and J. S. Jackson. It July raei. 0 0 0 0 0 II. 30003120 110 the aggressor throughout, yet he was 4 yacht race B. II .011010112 07 S. Gome?, F. Silva, M. expected that Spratts will bench the July Tranpacine SUMMARY. not the same battier as in the days of tarts. PALAMAS. Gomes. dogs. Imanaka-Tsuna- o. July 4 Maul race. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Score bv innings: Double play yore. He was as wild as a hawk, and The of the Island fanciers is July 20. 21. 22. 23 Kennel Club show. 0 0 0 0 0 2 C 123 4567S9 Sacrifice hit Imanaka. desire wide. Robson Runs .000001210 many of his leads were 17 cup play. 'Quarantines 10 3 SO Two-ba- se hit Ikeda. that the owners of some of the crack Aug. Puunene tnnli B. H. .010001020 0 0 0 1 0 0 I 204 1343 was far too clever for the Brooklyn Oahus 300 0001004 Struck out By Moriyama. 11: To dogs of the Coast be represented there. SUMMARY. 6. boy. while the light taps of the Brit- T. Chalmers, the champion bowler. shio, Efforts will be made to secure their J. Two-bas- e hits Ross. Correa, Walker, Bases on ball? Off Toshio, 4; Mori- isher had not enough steam behind is eleau. MATCH RACE DATE. as would much to the I. Flores, Michi. yama, 4. presence, it afd McGovern 's them to excite the Irih in He won Sacrifice hits Correa, Notley. The postponed match race between Time of eame 1 hour 25 minutes. interest in the competion. The prizes Superman has been retired. makeup. J29,.".s.j years on th-- - Left on bases Japanese A. C, 8; Makaala, over a quar- Umpire Roy a splendid collection. during his three Leah! Girl and Hoshino. are pronounced in the sixth palamas, 7. ter of a mile, will be run at Kapiolani There was more action turf. Double play Kuali-- I. Flores. 4:30 p. m. than in the previous chapters com- Park track tomorrow at Bill Papke was badly beaten by Connelly Portland whip- - of Der Bases on Off Flores, 6; Es Papke put up a game Bartley of of dis- Pinkola. winner the Latonia balls J. Ketchel. battle bined. For the first half the Is of Coat, a 2 G. reelected captain outfought. Jack Palmer in tnirteen rounas m by. a sn rink lamou pinda, Witter has been but was There was over Iped tance Robson had all the better of the Derby winner of other days. Struck out By Flores, 15; Espinda, of the University of California eight. $20,000 in the house.

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v 11 t a . THE IJonn .uaizeii, aeiegate irom Pennsylvania, will be the member of the resolutions committee irom that btate. George D. Perkins, of Sioux JH)jj C'ty' Iowa' ODe f the test known journalists in the West, and a great stand- ' i s' CiwIflff w rtmfYlfCislWI ZidVSftlSGI" patter, expects to te on the resolutions committee, as does Representative Joseph SELLING ELECTRICITY o story-telle- r Fordney, and standpatter from Michigan. Wade II. Ellis, attorney-- Let us figure A MORNING PAPER. will be the Buckeye on wiring your house. The initial cost is general, member of that committee, and it is planned that soon absorbed he 6ball have a big part in and forgotten when the comfort and ease ac- the writing of the platform. quired through using electricity. The radical Republicans, most of whom call themselves progressives, are 2i MALTES. Q. fiiCTH EDITOR also striving for a place on that committee. Prominent representatives of the two factions of the party will have ample opportunity there to see the whites FOR LIGHT : of one another's eyes, and to fight to a standstill. MONDAY : : : JUNE 15 is taken into consideration. For reasons of economv, utility and general adaptability electricity is ideal for both light WHO'S WHO AT CHICAGO. KALANIANAOLE ON COASTWISE LAW. Delegate Many names that are new in National Convention annals will be featured Kalanianaole took a spirited part in the debate in Congress over AND POWER Hnrincr the ereat iratherinz at Chicago, to assemble tomorrow, The revolution j the bill to suspend the coastwise shipping law as applied to vessels plying be-- Electric power reduces labor, economizes ar- iu Republican politics, in progress of recent years, has brought a number of tween Hawaii and the mainland, his speech being concise and straight to the soace and - oldtimer. The Taft regime also point. He faced the Californian delegation in debate and more than held his celerates production. We would like to figure oa your power new men to the front and retired many an needs. This iias brought out several personage who will soon have their first convention own, correcting iiepresentative ivahn in some of the misstatements made by him respecting local shipping to Dele- - i prominence. conditions. In replying Mr. Kahn, the J Ohio after all the political ups and downs in that State for the last ten gate received applause when he said IS OUR BUSINESS months, will naturallv furnish mueh of the new personnel of eminent interest. I would like, further, to say to the gentleman from San Francisco that Charles P. Taft, of Cincinnati, who had faith in his distin- - ban Francisco sells every year to Hawaii more goods than she does to any

half-brother- very point in the entire Orient. And yet, though we are th largest most Euished 's running qualities, and who backed his faith with a and profit ing? wad of money will certainlv be the target of many curious eyes. He is able customer San Francisco has, she takes the ungracious position of denying one of the Uuckeye "Big Four," which, for the first time in a very long while, us reasonable means of even coming to her markets to buy her goods." The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. will include neither of the Ohio Senators. Mr. Foraker, who has participated During the course of his speech on this bill the Delegate quoted two articles cn subject from files in about every Republican National Convention for a quarter of a century and the the of the Advertiser. more, is not a delegate to Chicago, Representative Theodore E. Burton, of Cleveland, a man of national THE PUBLIC BEACH PARK. to do heretofore with National Conventions, who, however, has had little The record of He a attendance at the public bathing beach for this month and . Taft, be a central figure at Chicago. is not only will, like for May justifies everything that has been done by the county in acquiring and is to make the nominating speech for Secretary Taft. As he is GO TO LME$QS delegate, but improving this beach property. Last month four thousand school children and STORE powerful and an entertaining speaker, his effort is likely to be one of the 152 HOTEL STREET, OPPOSITE YOUNG HOTEL a ever a thousand others took advantage of the free bathing facilities offered, oratorical attractions to the assembled hosts. Another Ohio-bor- n man, chief p.nd already' this month the number has been close to three thousand. It is the For your now from Massachusetts Postmaster-Gener- al Frank who hails just hopeof those interested in seeing that the public have the greatest benefit from will also enjoy initial convention prominence. He is to have JL Hitchcock this park that the band concerts given at Makee Island be discontinued and TRUNKS, VALISES and SUIT CASES charge of a lot of important work, although he will not have a seat inside the the bandstand brought either to the Kunst park itself or to a point in Kapio- - delegates' enclosure His Stock of Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Ties and Underwear is com-- i lani Park just opposite. Th.e change would give added eniovment to those who plete. Also conspicuous places in the organization of the convention have nearly Hats and Caps of a large variety. Panamas and Straw The attend the band concerts Sunday afternoons at the park, the surroundings of a specialty. 1 all been agreed upon in a tentative way, at leat. They will go in large part the favored location of the bandstand being a decided improvement on. the are men whose faces are by no means new on such occasions. Julius Caesar Bur- Prices right and no trouble to show Goods. to present location, between the lagoons. Don't forget he has rows, Senator from Michigan, is a case in point. As temporary chairman, ex moved from Fort St., to the Oreron Block- - I.152 Hotel St., opposite pected to sound a keynote for the presidential campaign, he will have one of the Young Hotel. most prominent of convention roles. But Mr. Burrows was a delegate-at-larg- e It may be possible that the Japanese who want to openly break the law of :from Michigan in the memorable convention of 1SS4, and in an official or un- - the land have been able to obtain a legal opinion that resistance should be official capacity has attended many national conventions since that time. Sen-- made to the police with knives and firearms. If the ones advised presume to ator Lodge, of Massachusetts, who will probably be permanent chairman of the act on that opinion, however, they will find that a swift justice will be dealt convention, has been a delegate almost every four vears since 18S4, has been out to them. This community will not stand for an instant for dynamiters nor a chairman of resolutions, and has also been a permanent chairman of con- - prmed resistance to authority. vention. JUST RECEIVED Senator Albert J. Hopkins, of Illinois, who appears to be slated for the important post of chairman of the resolutions committee, was-- delegate-at-larg- e to Chicago four years ago. His home at Aurora is but a short distance from A new shipment of Fancy Writing Paper, Place Cards, the Windy City, and he can talk convention reminiscences with the best of 11 Silk and Leather Shopping Bags and Em- talent in that line. The chairmanship of the credentials committee will be a MEMORIAL DAY Satchels, desirable place this year, when there are so many contests, but as far as can be broidered Belts with and without buckles. learned no one has been designated for it yet. It is altogether likely that come staunch Taft man will be selected. 3 Mwi3i2 1 iia star-pa- The nominating and the seconding orators are considered as rt men. Rjtllcll SGTViCG Slid OrfltiOflS in And yet nominating and seconding speeches often become a nuisance from the Honor of Their Japanese Bazar view of the impatient multitudes. Some orators apparently best fitted for such phrase-makin- Dead. Fort efforts fail. The delegates and the galleries tire of fancy g and That's Fine! Street, near the Convent. refuse to listen. The Taft managers are guarding against such an outcome by linAsinn. nnlr natinnal rnn n t inn nrntnra Tr "Rnrtnn liarlltr nma , , ,. ,. , . ' , .,, With the simple though impressive wiinin mat ciass, our ms reputation as a speaker is a guarantee tnai ne win rttiial of the Order the Pythian broth Our Soda Man hears that perform his task acceptably. Senator Dolliver, of Iowa, who is to second Sec- - erhood yesterday afternoon, paid trib- - exclamation sixty-nin- e times retary Taft's nomination, is one of the party's best orators, and has held many ute to the memory of those brother - .r.,i .i: y;a n c;i,.- - n now members of the Supreme Lodge of a day. RAPPING PAPER. f Knight, also to make a speech seconding iatt, was about Jhe only man who The services were held in the lodge There's a good reason for eonld make himself heard at the Chicago convention of 1904, when he seconded room at the corner of Beretania ave tht nomination of Mr. "Ronspvplt. All th Pvion orators had Wn nrnmntp,! nue and Fort street, being well attend it, but you won't know what v T , r-- x't-- v .it r u ed by the members of the order an TWINES., ii 31, i BAGS, vy uuuui-r- uivt: xrum J . you our PAPER very ill is till have tried cries ui mi. Jiuigut, sinuuiug lunu, uic j)e pujJ( ( it in conversational tones, which nevertheless made the very steel girders ring. reputy Supreme Chancellor Ed.; Innovation Fountain. Some vouth; who had climbed ritrht un under the roof of the convention hall. I Towse. presided, assisted by A. Deer- - Tirori.lpd frrpnt l.nitrhtpr nt "Mr Knitrht'H ptwtisp hv oim'incr "'nt or. in??. C. C. of Qahu Lodge; W. L. Fra m' ... ' . . . ee. C. C. of William McKinley Lodge, iiiel rosier 01 oraiors ior wie oilier presiueuuai canuiuaies,,:,f' as as one I an(j yy iar Lyle, C. C of Mystic Lodge American-Hawaiia- tan learn, is not yet complete. Representative Henry S. Boutell, of Chicago, a The otherl officers of the day weie O. n Paper & Supply Co., Ltd. voieeful man of small stature,, who still retains his native Boston accent, is J- - Whitehead, P. C.; H. A. Taylor F. I K- r-o- - R. Gosling, F. Waldron, P.. .w i tho rooonfoCnn hnnra- tnr inonnh n,J.jxr. Tto .,....,.,. tn Clark. CORNER FORT AND QUEEN STS. lf.i C-- . c. w. ziegler P. C; F. iR. Nugent an expert on unique epuapns, uui in recent years nas ueveiopeu into an enter- - an(j Gehring, u. HOLLISTER DRUG CO. GEO. G. GUILD. General Manager. Telephone 419. . taming semihumorous speaker in the House of Representatives. Vice President) Following the ritual opening, Cardi Fairbanks will nrobal K-- hsvo .1 vprv attractive Knokpsmnn in fiovornm- - T TVanVinal Newman's immortal "Lead Kindly

.. -.e uV, uu.aua, u. .mn,,u puouc me m me juuuie male quartet composed of James D LTD. West, lie anl .Mr. Houtell will be rather new in national convention promi- - Dougherty Arthur F. Wall, Chester nenee, as will Lieutenant-Governo- r Murphy, ' of Pennsylvania, who will Livingston and Stanley Livingston, "Bob" V ) nominate Senator Knox. There will be pressure" upon the 'orators to speak The Scripture lesson, the Psalmist's ...:- , . Woman," and St. - v e i . .. "Man Born of Pauls uei-aus- a q "", ui nit: uuusuai uauiuer ui cauuiuaics j.hii, xairoanKS, iiugnes, Death! where is thy sting?' Cannon, La and probably rbraker. read by the Prelate H. A. Taylor, All these, except Taft and Hushes, have been constant in attendance upon After a violin .olo by W. A. Love A. S. Webber, P. on of Mys- - t; a . rri.: . v - .:n t C behalf n..vu.. ,vU.Cu..WU9 IU, w., au3eu- wu. ln mem0Ty o depart- - ;.. their We have just received from the dairies a large in oice t-- Chicago this week. There will also be notable absentees from New York, es-- e,i brother Paul Lemke,' delivered an . pecially the two United States Senators. Piatt and Pcpew, who easily .come I eloquent oration, dealing with the vir of the bes't butter we have had in many months and we An by within the catesrorv of convention oldtimers. Nicholas Mnrrav Rntlpr. nrpsi-- 1 tues of the departed. oration Geo. A. Davis followed which paid a are offering it as follows: dent of Columbia College, and one of the Empire State's "Big Four," is not glowing tribute to the principals of the new as a convention personage, as he was a district delegate in 1904. It will order. CRYSTAL SPRINGS 35 Cents seem strange, however, to the old Republican wheelliorses to see such men as The other musical numbers on the program .urs. WHITE CLOVER 30 Cents Dr. Butler, President J. G. Schnrman of Cornell, and S. L. Woodford in supreme were a vocai soio dv Too Lafe! I .tiacKHii, aim a. pisiiiu uuci uj x authority around the New York State headquarters rtiere will be a sprinkling v t or,i Tn-i- s thp PARKER RANCH, 2lbs 70 Cents of the old Xew York convention crowd nevertheless, for Benjamin program closin with the vocal erea- - Odell, Black, Tim tion bv the male quartet, Remember I Frank and Woodruff are all district delegates, That's what the man says when NAW Thv Creator. Metropolitan Meat "IT In the New England section of the convention, about the same leading men he misses his car because his watch Company, Ltd. have been commissioned as delegates as in the years gone by. The same is has lost time. Telephone 45. true bf Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and the South. Cecil Lyon will probably loom large from Texas, with his big delegation of thirty-six- , but he loomed 1 large among Southerners at Chicago four years ago. The most conspicuous hoi mid 1 Southerners at all National Conventions are generally members of the National hi B Committee. Cecil Lyon has long been a great Roosevelt champion, and is also Is it keeping perfect time? a very interesting man. Among the Southern negroes at Gautinaud's Cognac the convention, Judson If it does not, we can put It in W. Lyons, of Georgia, promises to be the most important A Medicinal Brandy. leader. order "for you, and guarantee that The Middle West always furnishes several delegates who are very active Blackberry Brandy it will keep time. alike in convention proceedings and in "fixing up" the program. United States Always useful in the Tropics. District Attorney Kealing and Senators Hemenway and Beveridge, of Indiana, Gibson's Rye Whiskey can be counted in that class this year, along with several prominent offic- J Jfi J Straight from the Distillery. eholders in Illinois. Governor Cummins, of Iowa, has generally contributed RUGS . something to the gayety of national conventions, but will not be a delegate this AXMSTER The above are absolutely essential to year. He will be in Chicago, however, and make a speech at one of the local H. F. Wichman & Go. every family. political clubs. LEWIS & COMPANY, LTD. trans-Mississip- The pi section of the country will contribute a number of in patterns that make your home LIMITED 169 King Street. Family Wines and Liquors. Telephone 240 old campaigners, such as Senator Warner, of Missouri; Senator Brown, of Xe- - look bright and please the eye Leading Jewelers r.raska; iiovernor rawford, of South Dakota, who expects soon to be a United 1042-105- 0 FORT STREET States Senator; "Mike" De Young, of California, and George H. Williams, of Size 18x36 $1.25 Oregon. Williams was Attorney-Gener- al in the second Grant administration, Size 27x54 2.50 I- - and was nominated by Grant to be Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Size 27x60 3.00 Court. The Senate, where he had served one term, refused to confirm him. Size 36x72 5.00 You'll rind ... There will be quite a number of interesting people, in one wav or another, Nottingham among the rank ami file of delegates. "Boss" Cox, of Cincinnati, will be one The old fashioned that the new store of the Honolulu Drug Co. on of them. Charles J. Harris, of North Carolina, a successful business man, a Curtain, that has not the style of Fort street, just above King, is a most convenient classmate at Yale of Secretary Taft, and originally a New Englander, another. its French Sister, but will out candy place to rest when you are shopping. There will be several Governors among the delegates, including Governor wear any other quality of Curtain. is fitted with all Aldrew L. Harris, of Ohio. Lewis Emery, now called an iconoclast, Crystallized It the modern conveniences he 1- because -2 yds. long, $1.25 to $3.50 PopV was one of the first of the Pennsylvania delegation to 3 and a full line of fine drugs; and it's a handsome announce that he would a pair. Corn nv not vote for the nomination of Senator Knox, was a candidate for Governor of place. length and width, 60 tLe Keystone State. Lafe Young, editor and orator, who goes to everv con- Extra Our Twentieth Century soda fountain will al- vention with some oratorical skyrockets in his gripsack, will be a delegate from inches by 4 yds., $2.75 a pair. ways give you a welcome that's hearty, even if it Iowa. One of Michigan's delegates-at-larg- e will be Frank W. Gilchrist, a rrencn ana lurKisn seems cool. rrominent business man, who has recently gotten into difficulties before the courts because of charges of complicity in Western land frauds. There is to be a notable outpouring of arch standpatters, many of whom HONOLULU DRUG COMPANY, LTD. nave been striving for places on the resolutions committee. They want a hand 7 In Odd Fellows' Building, in shaping up the tariff plank, over which there is likely to be as much fine L L E Fort Street. as on any other matter of business before the convention. Representative ii

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We were willing, however, to dously high walls on the left of us are voirs, small forests of eucalyptus and ian carpenter in time to look over the undergo a little discomfort for the sake impressive, and continually remind us evergreens, and below all He thousand parsonage that needed repairing, or- of our horses, which could travel much that we actually are in the midst of and thousands of acres of cane. The dered the lumber by telephone from more easily at that early hour, and , the greatest crater of the world. of Maui Is spread through the wealth out befora Kahului, fifty miles away straight over also for the grand view The trail soon begins to ascend, grad- us. Three sugar mills can be seen, one gap of Ma-unaK- ea Maui Missionary Describes a Horseback Trip the mountain, but eighty miles by the of the mountains Hawaii. ually at first, but now more abruptly. of which is Puuneno, the largest sugar usual trail, and by 5:30 was on my and Mauna Loa towering above and we find ourselves on the famous was the morning clouds lit up with the sun. mill In America and the second largest way back to Kaupo. This time I sloping sands, which the trade winds in the world. Through a Section of His Parish helped out by a kindly native by the It was all a wonderful sight. Hawaii, have driven clear to the top of the means though forty miles away, was clearly About half way down the mountain name of Kapoi, which "the west rim of the crater, 2500 feet above Is lovely poi" (pol principal dish of the outlined for the next three hours. The side Olinda, the summer home is the the floor. By this ascent, frequently of Manager Harry Above the Clouds. Hawaiians). He loaned me a fine lit- ever increasing intensity of the blue resting our panting horses, we were Baldwin. Here callas, Lady ger-anlu- tle horse, which was small enough to of the ocean was most impressive. It able to reach the top by J2 o'clock We fuchsias. Washington allow me to ride carefully down the seemed as Hve climbed higher that a came out near the highest point of and many other flowers form palls. came loose just be great blue bowl was surrounding us, 10.032 a veritable paradise. It Is one of the Dodge i i e The girth Haleakala, feet, called Red Hill. Written by Rev. Rowland B. J mi .iA0 fore I began the first descent. I was and that we were in the center of it. The view back into the crater with most beautiful spots of all the Inlands. for the Springfield Republican.) me of New England. ' glad enough this didn't happen as I This is always the impress'on the its wonderful variety of red and yellow Eight hundred lilies from Olinda were We left this hospitable home at 4:15 was turning one of the narrow bends ocean gives one from the mountain of and brown sands, the dark blue peaks used In the Easter decorations of The life 01 tne missionary on Maui, and traveled slowly over the rough of the trail, where I could look 600 Haleakala. of the other rim seven and a half Maui's churches. the second largest island of the Ha- straight down into the sea. I By 9:30 we were pretty well up the miles distant towering above the A ride of an hour and a half mora trail; some of the distance over lava feet, completed group, is not without a variety prefer to take my ducking from a ascent, and near the floor of the cra- masses of white cumulus clouds that the eventful day. We had waiian flows, which, although centuries old, lesg hignt. whom near- traveled 40 miles In a little Sun- Iofty The native of ter, when we fortunately discovered that were slowly creeping nearer and less than of interesting experience. Easter looked as fresh as any of the recent I got the horse had a handsome old Mr. Turner's horse was losing the shoe er, soon to take complete possession 15 hours. We were stiff and tired, of - day, with its five preaching services flows on Hawaii. The lava on this Hawaiian stone adze, which he willing- on one of his fore hoofs. After half of the great pit below, while in the dis- course, yet well repaid by our experi- , a -f sold to me to add to my collection an straightening the tance Mauna I.oa and Mauna Kea still ence of one of and large audiences over, and leeward side oMiaul is not overgrown lv hour's work of the wonders of the theological school Q- rare 5s,anJ curiQS two nails and pounding them in with loomed high on the horizon, profound- world the crater of Haleakala. monthly ministers with vegetation, because there is so Mr. away person pastor Reaching Kaupo at 7:30. I found a piece of lava stone, cutting ly impressed us. A who has taught, Rev. E. B. Turner, the little rain, and practically no moisture Turner and the pastor of the church the hoof, so we could bend the nails once stood on the top of Haleakala I easy of the Paia Foreign church, and left comes winds, which are waiting for me with a delicious supper over and so secure them, we felt can never forget that magnificent sight. from the trade to go on. we one more nail, Maui's famous mountain has a gran- on horseback for a missionary tour - of sweet potato, sardines, Hawaiian Had lost broken bv the vast mountain of Hale- strong the hoof would have been worn to the deur all its own. Every bit of color, 9 which was to end with a trip through hardtack, and a great pitcher of akala towering in tremencsous mas- - natjve coffee. Our keen appetites were quick and the horse we would have the jaggedness of the distant peaks, 4 world Hale- s im- great ocean, the largest crater of the sp-enes- says every-onc- e had to knock in the head. It is the blueness of the the m above us. Tradition that ready to make a clean sweep of snow of the masses of cloud akala. Haleakala broke out on this side thing, but we stopped a little short, so possible for a barefoot horse, which is whiteness night but we stayed at Ulu- - the people who were used to shoes, to cross lava rock. stealthily encircling the vatness of the The first and covered the wall of an old fish that the rest of great mountain, were all intensified by ill home of the in the house might have something. We were exceedingly fortunate also in palakua, famous as the pond close to the sea. This is the only being able most of the way to find the the dazzle of the noonday sun. Every- family. is one of At S:30 we began a service in the thing was possessed with light and Captain Makee It tradition Hawaiians have of the activ- church, which was half filled with na- trail, and so save ourselves the trying lV''f spots is- experience January in com- glory. Grand Haleakala is rightly is 'FrarJ enchanting of the I had last the most ity of the crater, and even this tradi- tives, some of whom had walked two of the Pun." j pany G. Woolley named "The House enormous eucalyptus' trees miles to the "Haole Kahunapule," with John of Chi f lands. Its tion is doubted by many best versed hear cago, of wandering lost for six hours Our horses needed further time for 31;. themselves are a charm. There Is a or white preachers, as we are called.! on in in Hawaiian lore, because diligent j over the "aa," or clinkers, because our rest, so rather than lie down the m At- - - 1 -- .t nn vtfVlUa They listened eagerly and at 9:30 took ; wrong way. decided to try the novel great variety oi me aiuui search for indications of this wall have and walked home. is native guide took us the warm sand we There's a new, fresh, crisp lot their lanterns It Every minute of former trip we of rolling stones over the rim into camphor trees are the largest of gQme begt gur. pleasure for such a loving, that fun the feeen made of Qur a to work expected our horses' legs to snap, as below. We found we could of them Just In. U'a, irin.l t he found on Maul. The receptive people, who quickly respond the crater that ! veyors, who were interested in the sub- - we tried hour to extricate many larger an people of hour after easily dislodge of the extensive pasture lands with their yet to appeal. These out their ourselves from the mass of lava. The which weighed fully a Let's hear from you. ject, and no traces of it have been poverty have gradually deposited with rocks. snm.i of waving grass, In such strong contrast "aa" was literally in waves, and our ton. and which were nicely balanced on found, so the date of the activity of me sum of $150, when I told j pas- the and situation seemed hopeless. This time, very edge great crater. By the short grass of most of our $50 the of the to Haleakala seems as uncertain as ever. them a friend had added to this however, by carefully following direc- offT . . i the watch these would drop into hills above the ranch mey nappy as cm- - j tures, and the Traveling at the rate of three miles amount, were as tions that had been given me, and space six or eight seconds and then continually New men. lining or tne stone we thought for tiouse remind me of an hour. We arrived about noon at the The inside sticking rigidly to what roll down the steep sandy incline it walls of the church had largely fallen , we were able to England scenery. Could the eucalyp- "Kaupo" must be the trail, a terrible speed, often leaping 20 or 40 J. M. LEVY CO., LTD. old stone church of Kaupo. is down, but the outside had to be ce- - j avoid the "aa" almost entirely. The 4 tus change to chestnut trees, I would "They came, was dark, feet at a time, sending behind them a said to mean. it men ted to keep out the rain, and ( only dangerous place we found was first like smoke from a loco- 76 was back in the dear col- - trail of dust PHONE easily believe I and they stopped." It was not dark then later, as soon as the money is some pahoehoe smooth shining lava stopping a which looked as if it had flowed out motive, and not for full borne country once more. Ulupalakua for us, and although we had been on lected. a dollar at a time. I shall be; She splitting of the in- the day before. In this there were minute The erah. horse for eight hours already, still able to put a thin coating on the rocks, the thundering below us the side and paint the woodwork. Were occasional thin crusts that might easily rotr we press on to Kipahulu. My all added to the excitement and sport. had to Eastern givers to see the generosity of j be broken by a horse's hoof. 10:30 we were the We both felt like schoolboys once Hawaiian carpenter saw what was the Hawaiians. who have had Chris- - j At about o'clock in we long more. the old church and gave tianity S5 years, well would they crater itself, and here stopped needed for about good specimens 1: was well our horses had had .this I enough to pick a few me his order, and by 12:30 we were wonder. ff-- r now an ! of "silver sword." a kind of silvery chance to rest, for hour the urniiure Having' Just above this church stands the u ready for the next village. ' ereon only in Haleakala. worst part of the trip was before ruins of an enormous "heiau." which fern found horses behind in order that We had no time to visit the Devil's There seemed no other way than to left our was once the center of heathen wor-- j they might get some rest before the Pip Pen or the Bottomless Pit. which scramble over mnes of rock until th" ship in this part of island. On j well-defin- the latter is merely a fu ma role that has ed trail down th mountain day through the j hard trip of the next the way we saw an altar to the fish never been fathomed. These and other, was is no exaggeration rc Veranda ; reached. It crater, we started on foot for Kipa- god. It was now in ruir.s. There is interesting places we could not visit, ay our norses steppei! oown twe no country in the world which has been that hulu. wh'ch wis only six and a half both because we didn't know exactly fe t from one big ro k to the next. J. Hopp & Co. ds so Chris- miles away, but two-thir- of this dis- quickly and so completely their locality, and also because we had aii that we h id to cross great masses tance was up and dnvn what we call tianized as our Hawaii! no time to lose, for the clouds were of ro ks. which I ran desrribe only by 3:13 we 185 KINO STREET. here, but what an easterner Early Friday miming at beginning to erter the crater, apd it se( as if 20 ston-- - walls Every Modern "palis" saving it mod With would certainly call precipices. Two were once more on o'ir rested horses, roiarht soon be impossible us to find r.gth to- fr upon miles in If had been rolled Convenience of these tremendous guiches, for sivh making the first gradual ascent into our way, if the thick fig shut in gether. By 1:3". however, we were or are. were to 1000 feet in df-pth- . the Kaupo gap of the crater of Hale- us. The floor of the crater was smooth they well-preserv- downward grade. Here the trail a snake- akala. We passed by several ed of sand, so for a mile trie Hawaiian into which the descent is by and hird lava i every by fflotel grass houses, which are still gallop not well marked fifth of a mile like trail hardly three feet wide. It or two we were able to and is gradual lived in. In the moonlight we could nnly gain rest ourselves a white post. The descent LAW BOOKS was fortunately a clear day, and the time, but a!o trail comparatively free from were not clearly distinguish the ruins of many and our horses. A change from the and the stones that paved the trail stones. The horses made about foui EASTERN PRICES For M SALS so the down was others. By sunrise we were up some slow pace of the last seven hours was AT slinnerv. that feet, could thoroughly enjoy refreshing. miUs an hour. For two hours we 4v and decidedly L HERRICK BROWN & CO. TKY the glory of the morning lisht gradual- The vastness of the crater hardly walked, to rest both ourselves and our horses. Successor to Wm. C. Lyon Co. ) ti-- TT1 : ! V X I C I o. I l. '- ly breaking. Poon we were under the appealed to us as we followed the trail. I c 0.----ETl- Ill rllL c great wall of the gap and comparatively little of On this side, of Maul also the scenery TeL 401 or 166 - P. O. Box 400 or 1500 feet in night. Here above the fall. windward We can see but r

THE; THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1908.

01 from the warehouses, has proved the Japanese ill save y SE undoing of the in the Vaca ly a long valley. They want to make all the 1 money at once. They still retain one banc ttle great advantage over the white fruit- Why buy ie first B W Iyer, Kidi grower their organization is such that they are assured of a sufficient labor costly 1 C0ASTJ11ERS supply during the picking and packing such a season, while the white grower must trust to luck for his help. handicap? 1 Here in Fresno county there are also Welcome to Oriental Farm Hand a goodly number of Japanese ' lease- holders, and there are about thirty who Once Given Now Changed own vineyards, two of them large ones. The Japanese laborer -- in the raisin to Hostility. grape section has a physical advantage 5TO? which plaes him beyond fear of com- petition. He has been used to squat- ' ting on his heels since babyhood and sr...... "l Correspondence, (Advertiser Copyright he can to advantage squatting For the Laundry by Frederic Haskin.) work J. on the ground beside the low vines. wny pay Cal., May 30. pickers paid by 'SsM? FRESNO, Fresno , is The raisin are the Your Grocer the greatest raisin producing place on quantity of grapes they gather, and a Ask Japanese can easily earn $3 a day while earth, and the thousands of cars of the white man alongside can make but for useless weight? dried raisins sent out from here each $1. The full Japanese population of sea- year are produced and Fresno county during the picking high-powe- r, light-weig- handled large The strong, ht Franklins ly by Oriental labor. son is about 6000. Half of this num- In fact the in ber stay here the year round, while give you everything you can get in any heavy auto- H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD. dustry practically depends upon the the others scatter through the state mobile except needless trouble and wasteful five or six thousand Japanese laborers until the next season comes around. expense. air-cool- in Fresno country. They came several The Japanese are also trying to get The ed Franklin engine gets more power Wholesale Distributors years ago, control of the fruit industry of the they worked faithfully and Pajaro Valley. The farmers here suf- out of its fuel than any other gas engine ever built. they worked cheap. The grape grow fered from a lack of labor and the The ers believed that in the Japanese they Japanese were welcomed with great Franklin wood frame, aluminum bodies, acclaim. At first they were treated cast-aluminu- m - -- nickel-steel drive-sha- had found solution parts chrome ft the of the vexing with the utmost consideration, but as labor problem which all California time went on the people discovered in fact the entire light-weig- ht construction is fruit growers are continually strug that there were radical differences be- stronger than the ordinary heavy construction. gling to solve. After a time Japa tween the Japanese and the Chinese, the le with whom they had been familiar. The Franklin 95-mi- record on 2 gallons of gasoline; ttie nese had practically placed all Wat-sonvill- e, y Xi other 15-da- For several years one bank in San Francisco to New York record and 39-ho- ur telephone the laborers out f competition. Then the center of the valley, has Chicago to New York record prove an efficiency refused to open an account with a sustained power These Grand Nights they changed their attitude. They had and endurance such as never was demonstrated by any other employers Japanese, although the same bank wel- their at a disadvantage, and comes business with the Chinese. The automobile. wages demanded increased and all Japanese turned to the money order jPeTnstration by PPointment. Any Franklin dealer will sorts of privileges. department of the postoffice for bank- gladly show you. An hour's ride will tell you more than we could Haleiwa presents great attractions to the man with an Japanese farm are by no ing facilities. The result was that the describe in a hundred pages. laborers postmaster soon introduced extraor- auto. The road down is good, and as good coming means content to remain in their posi- dinary requirements for identification tion, and they invariably attempt to when dealing with Japanese. H H. FRANKLIN MFG. CO. California, where cit- back 1 The meals are excellent and the service the best establish colonies which will give the In Southern the community name rus fruits are the principal crop, the Syracuse, ly. Y. a bad with white experience with Japanese has been possible. - , the Members Association Licensed Automobile Manufacturers people. This reduces the price of real the same so far as his qualifications M estate and the Japanese enter upon as a laborer are concerned. The ex- possession of the land by leasehold or tremely high vvice of land and othef local conditions have operated to dis- ST. CLAIR BIDGOOD, Manager. purchase. Wherever the Japanese courage the Japanese from attempting farmer comes in force he drives out the to secure extensive holdings in the white man from the community. His South. Not nearly so many laborers presence upon are needed as in the small fruit sec- is as surely depressing tions, and the labor question is not so 'If real estate values as the presence of acute. The citrus growers, however, E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd a colony of negroes is In a southern for the most part agree that the Japa- city. The Japanese farm laborer nese is unsatisfactory because he is AGENTS in unreliable, has no regard for the ob 0V8I (? the small fruit sections of the state ligation of a contract,, and is quick THE BRITISH JOURNAL can find employment at wages of $1.25 to take advantage of his employer. to $1.75 a day. In the great prune The Southern Californians, as the peo ple in other parts of the state, are loud chine-m- ar growing valley district of Santa Clara in their praises of the Swiss, Port- The Photographic Mlmanac they can make as much as $3 a day uguese and Spanish laborers. They al- during the picking season. They live so consider the Italian more desirable on next to nothing and save their than Japanese, although the vendetta 1 EDITION and its deeds of violence cause a strong Si 1908 money. To their savings they add c dislike of the Southern Italians. money advanced from Japan, or they A curious feature of the labor ques- -- Tells everything new has happened in line of 1 that the did until the panic cut off the supply tion and its accompanying racial issue the in California is the changed attitude Photography during past year. from home, then go out to buy or lease It is a compendium of photo views, and has manyi valu- toward the Chinese. The employes in Offer to the Trade Their Mill Products, including the fol- So' f land.' California, always did like the Chinese, lowing Celebrated Brands: 3 able suggestions that are invaluable to amateurs and profes- own over influx was so great that all sionals. The Japanese in California but the a thousand farms, an aggregate of California practically, joined in the de- "GOLDEN GATE," "SPERRY," "DRIFTED SNOW," This year's Almanac tells all about the new color process mand for exclusion. Now that the I for sale. ! more than 100,000 acres. There can be Chinese immigration has been stopped "MAPLE LEAF," "SOUND RING," "RED SHIELD," in Photography. many little doubt that of the farms for twenty years and the Chinese here --1 The price is 70c. Call and see it or write for one. becoming fewer, California seems and other Family and Baker Flour. Also HENR 2 were acquired with money advanced are agents almost to regret it. Certain it is that BRAN, SHORTS, MIDDLINGS, ROLLED BARLEY, and J. M. L) from Japan by the financial of whenever a Japanese is seen or heard, the Imperial Household. the Californian instantly makes a com- the famous CAPITOL MILLS CEREALS. T. H. I A Tokio banker is responsible for the parison which is infinitely to the ad HONOLULU PHOTO-SUPPL- Y COMPANY statement Imperial Household vantage of the Chinese. The .sober The SperryTroducts have been for over fifty years the H. HA: that the thought of the state, however, fears standard of quality for the Pacific Coast. C.J.D is interested in land holdings in Cali the incoming of any Oriental people 1 1 "Everything Photographic," Fort Street. fornia, Texas, Louisiana and Colorado. and it looks to Europe to supply its GONS The agitation for a law to prevent demands for labor, and to the rest of the United States for settlers and far- aliens holding land in Car.frnia grows mers. The Asiatic is not wanted. Ask your Grocer for them. dJ out of the general dislike for the Japa- In rural Ca'ifornia the opposition to nese, and the increasing fear of their Japanese is based more on racial than la- De upon indus- economic reasons. The Japanese Robert Innes Lillie, eneroachment agricultural borer is the best the California farmer tries. can find in that he is reasonably ef RESIDENT MANAGER. A Japanese colony in the Sacramento ficient and reasonably cheap. But for where potatoes are largely all of that, even under conditions that Honolulu Office: Hilo Office: IS I Valley, permit the white man to absolutely i I grown, succeeded in obtaining leases Robinson Bldg., Queen St. Spreckels Bldg., King St. TOi nrnon control the Japanese, there is a fear nim bait on a large part of the land. Two and distrust which is born of innate years ago they attempted to corner the racial antagonism. The presence of in'anyconsiderable num- They failed the Japanese California potato market. ber demoralizes the natural conditions and lost large sums of money. Last of life in the community. Not even year they renewed the attempt and a large negro settlement shows as WE prac- great racial differences, for the negro is from 0 were successful They controlled food and has made fresh milk and cream tically output of potatoes in eats the same kind of the entire the same religion and habits as the the state, doubled the price and made among he lives. Just in From AUTOS ; we never use the evaporated articles. previous year people whom back their losses of the A California village ten years ago with a handsome profit besides. This welcomed Japanese labor. It was a I ! why it is different from iiiman That's the spring the farmers in various sections typical village inhabited by Americans, others. of the state are protecting themselves with its school, its churches and its from the Japanese potato monopoly by stores. There was the usual dissen- hiladeiohia planting larger fields in more widely sions between the Methodists and the 'icturei separated sections. The berry crop Baptists, and the usual debates be - ! - J: i PMLi3 of Santa Clara is controlled in similar tween the Republicans and the iiemo- that is it is a recent arrival from OR HO? 0 GMFE fashion by the Japanese farmers. crats. The Japanese laborers con Laird, Schob & factory a Vacaville is a Japanese town. It is tinued to come in. One of them be Cos :ifiC Pit oc ChMttfM said that a traveler in the Vaca valley came a merchant. Others leased land. Golden Brown Vici Kid, with flexible round hand-turne- will meet nine Japanese to one white Later they bought land about d sole, three eyelets, and Nuua 1 man. The fruit orchards in this valley the villase. The invasion was silent Price $4.50 1 aggregate about 15,000 acres, of which and gradual. But now, what a change Cuban heels. - village! Methodist 1 more than half is controlled by Japa- has come over that AIoI nese under lease. A small section is and Baptist stand together, their dog owned by the Japanese outright. The matic differences forgotten, in won contemplation a Buddhist to ? Japanese stores in Vacaville control dering of Manufacturers' Shoe Co., Ltd. xt Orf and Democrat J The three.-fourt- hs mission. Republican ng Clothln Hawaiian of the business of the 105 1 Fort Street. Telephone 282. jo Tailoring wel- bury the political hatchet and declare i town. In this section the farmers s coun r Japanese with enthusiasm, that "this shall be a white man comed the try." This Japanese village in Califor- ods Called! provided no accommodations for. white prophecy of the actual Forester laborers at all, and rested on Oriental nia is a living and Agriculturist years danger to American civilization on the help. It was but a few until the Coast if it is not protected by Japanese became masters of the situa- Pacific is a monthly magazine devoted to the interests of Asiatic exclusion laws. California f i AGRICUL tion, owning or leasing the greater complains that the East does not un- TURE, FORESTRY, ENTOMOLOGY and ANIMAL IN- part of the land and outnumbering the derstand. It is always the same with C whites in population. Land values be under- DUSTRY in Hawaii. , race questions they cannot i have shrunk one-thi- rd since the Jap- stood at long range. f 2 ONLY anese invasion. Efforts are being made 3 $i A YEAR. to bring in white farmers by cutting It contains accounts of the ip the land into small hoi lings, offer- current work, rules and reports ing them to, white farmers with fam- of the different departments of the Hawaiian Board of Agri- ilies at reasonable figures, and encour- culture and Forestry, which aging the raising of garden truck and BU includes AGRICULTURE, poultry along with the fruit. FORESTRY, ENTOMOLOGY and ANIMAL INDUS- The greed and superficiality of the "We are e TRY; and also special articles by experts on these several in this particular section. He has been j An Inhalation for mething r subjects. No one can keep posted on the progress of Hawaii here fifteen years and for half of that Whooping-Coug- h, Croup, j in those connections, without reading the time has been in practical control of j rest the bu FORESTER AND the Eroncnms, uouyusi le new thii' situation. He has had time for his AGRICULTURIST. poor methods of to tell, Dipmneria, uaiarrn. ie beautiful cultivation and they have proved him an incom- Cresotene Is a Boon i Asthmatics. Mr. V. T. Somes, Proprietor of Bimini Hot Springs Hotel, ?lt Pins. hrpftthp i M.ring - n tn a ft petent horticulturist. In view of the i : 'S It Dot set-i- I!"" - .fftii"l ' j Los Angeles, Cal., U. S. A., writes as follows : "Our hotel build- r9 and Cut remedy diea- of the breathing organs than $i per year. Foreign $1.25. excellence of the gardens of Japan, and for I ?d in exqu? Rates Leopold G. Blackman, to take the reniwiy inlo the stomacu ing, a flat roofed structure covered with Malthoid Roofing, is the well-know- n Japanese skill in tree cures becanse the air, rendered O. Box Honolulu, Cresolrne diseased situated quite the large Editor, P. 59, T. H. culture, may surprising. ,tronKly antiseptic, is carried, over the near Bimini Bath Houses that burned this be But sarfaSe every breath, givin prolonged and m the is Japanese here with so fiercely the night of November 15th. The wind carried fact that the constant treatment, ii " , HI have forced pur- with small cniiaren. blazing shingles and red hot their trees for the Con-sumpt- cinders in showers to my building, Those of a ive 113iHotel ! pose of producing immediate results Tendtiicy where they simmered on the Malthoid Roofing and went out, have looked to the penny of today will find immediate relief Hawaiian Gazette Co., Ltd. from Cougus or inflamed doing no damage beyond a number of small blisters raised on rather than to the shilling of tomor- Condition of the throat. the surface of the roofing. Publishers. row. The same business fallacy which ALL DRUGGISTS. We have had one rain since the fire Send postal for de- and the roof is tight." HONOLULU, H. T. caused Osaka cotton mills to pay scriptive Booklet. - twenty per cent, dividend last- year, Vapo-Creeole- ne Co and so impoverish IsO Fulton Street, Hamm-Youn- g I themselves that this New York. Von Co., Ltd. - Honolulu. ypar they can not take the raw cotton 1 1 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1908.

&, r 53fc. f 1. ! pwi V m PW" ia. .rtSk jE5 jt-!- S5k !? EW mm GREAT SALE t 99 UNDERWEAR, V OF THE HATS GAPS By a happy transfer of coin we secured from the Rosenberg Bros, the stock of clothing, hats, caps and underwear contained in their three stores and wi are going to sell it at a shade above the actual cost to close Rosenberg selling price of $16.00 it out. Suits bearing the are sold by us for $I0.oo. Many others are cut even deeper and some not quite so deep. There is a bargain in every article,, coming every purchaser. tremendous value back to There has not been an opportunity in years for men and boys to get suits as low as we are offering these. The materials, the styles and the making are as good as will be found in any custom tailor shop. ..

MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS MEN'S UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS . MEN'S PANTS Shirts Beduced to. tin Lisle Thread Shirts 50c tt Balbriggan Shirt 50c Men's Fanta Reduced to $L5 tt Colored Lisle and Cotton 50c " " " !...!.'!.....' tt ;; Balbriggan Shirts 350 " 2.45 ;r :....:..::.n.5 Mesh Underwear . 35c 'J- tt $1.50 " " 2.7S A FULL LINE OF UNDEBWEAB AT REDUCED FEICES. " ...3.03 - " S. MEN'S STRAW AND FELT HATS BOYS' WASH SUITS " S.W Straw Hats Reduced to "Wash Suits Eetluced to $190 1 .50 " .2.25 " .65 1 tt 75 " 2.75 MEN'S WOOLEN SUITS tt ..m:::::;:;::;;:;:;::;:;;:;;:;:;;:; ;;;$i:0o " " " " 3.00 Full Fashioned Suits Reduced to., . 7JSM tt " 1.25 BOYS' SHORT $ PANTS " " " " 9.09 Felt Hats Eeduced to .75 Pants Eedueed to 60 1 1 ..." :...;.. " " " " 11M " $1.00 1 13 " 12.00 tt " 1.25 ' " " " tt 95 " " " 12.W " " 1.50 " .."!""";"!""";;";;"$i!i5 ' " tt " 1.75 " " " 13.00 " " .... " " " 1.35 " " " " " 15.0 r P"l ?il diill i3 ALAKEA lk 1 iPii STREET.

HILO BREAKWATER WORK , " - .-- ' " "" " " r Oahu Railway ' - - 7 - ; 7 " TIME TABLE If- I TO COMMERCE AT OHGE OUTWARD. For "Waianae. Walalua, Kahuku and 9:15 m., S:20 m. Way Stations a. p. HILO, June 9. D. E. Metzger, for- For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way Stations 17:30 a. m.. 9:15 a. m.. ni:9i merly superintendent of the Hilo Rail- " ' a. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. m., 5:1S p. road, and now contractor for the Hilo " .f. m., $9:50 p. m., til p. m. breakwater, was a returning passen- i ? ft 4Vv For Wahiawa 9:15 a. m. ana !:! ger from Honolulu last week and got m. 9. busy immediately in preparations for . INWARD. the big work which he has undertaken. Wal- Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, "My resignation as superintendent of alua and Waianae S:36 a. m., I:tl p. m. the railroad has been in some time," Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and he said, "and it took effect before the Pearl City 17: 46 a. m., 8:3 a. m., closing of the contract with the gov- 10:38 a. m., "1:40 p. m., 4:31 p. m., ernment of the breakwater contract. Mr. Leonard will act as superintendent ? 1:31 p. m., "7:30 p. m. ; Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa in the meantime, pending the arrival i V.;.1L r ,'.i .fw;;xr.; of R. W. Filler, who is coming on the - - 8:38 a. m. and 5:31 p. m. r--. . 4 : ? i" -i- v ? A.-- H. I I - Dally. tEx. Sunday. JSunday Only. liner Columbian. Mr. Filler is i I "ir Vv ur Hawaii, The Halelwa Limited, a two-ho- welt known in having been ss formerly superintendent Kahu-lu- l train (only first-cla- tickets honored), of the leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:2J Railroad. He is at present port m.; returning, In Honolulu superintendent for the American-Hawaiia- n 4! a. arrives at 10:10 p. m. The Limited stops enly at Salina Cruz, Mexico, but has at Pearl City and Waianae. left the position to return to Hawaii. O. P. DENISON. F. C. SMITH, "As to the Hilo breakwater, every- Superintendent- - Q. P. & T. A. thing is closed now so far as is pos- sible, and no time is being lost in get-tki- g to work. I have already con-etSd- ed a contract with the Hilo Rail- i ' KOOLAU RAILWAY - r ; road Company to build the grades MvV?y r- ?(rZ t r. . from the main line at Waiakea to the fe44: TOWARD KAHTJKTJ. end of the breakwater site, and from Kapoko to the quarry site. There will 00 0 "9 be a total of over three miles of track m needed for this work. The surveys o a no completed were and work commences x- a M - - """ " " iiiwiiin ' 3 o r ar once. "Actual construction of the break- ' FACE OF AN ALASKAN GLACIER. water will commence without delay. g WHERE ICEBERGS ARE MADE The railroad has fifteen new forty-to- n fiat cars on bark Olympic, which Ka- - Ka- - the 1 left Pan Francisco May 26. These are Harrison, D pors gr 3330, bldgs, etc, John Ii Est Ltd to Territory of Ha- wMWWMMMMMWi A.M. P.M. kana hana forty-to- l-- n cars, and are twenty st, 1 8 33 3a govt Wm. G. Irwin &, Ltd. 6.00 11.00 1.32 to to all there Victoria Honolulu, Oahu; lots to waii, Ex D; land for new Co., Xanana.. more cars now building. Of and 21 to 4 incl, blk 7A, 8 to 12 $1, etc B GENERAL 2.17 11.11 1.42 .1 I .06 similar lots rd, Waipio, Ewa, Oahu. Punaluu.. I 3B, 8 to 14 4B 299, 434. 15, 1908. fJ course, there are many details of work incl, blk lots incl, blk p Dated May Haleaha.. 3.00 11.17 148 .11 AGENTS FOR THE ,- -i which have to be arranged, you and por road B and lots 6, 7, 8, 9, 20, REPAIRS 1.50 .20 but Isaac L Cockett and wf to Territory line-lan- d. Kaluanul. 4.U 11.23 '21, 22 23, Kapa-,,'wi- ll Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Tl'may depend on it every effort and blk 7B, bldgs, etc, 738 2-- sq 4 89 11.30 1.63 .21 that of Hawaii, D; ft land. King Hauulac.. be used by me to expedite hulu, Honolulu, Oahu. $2000. B 300, $1, B 299. p To 6.27 11.36 1.58 .30 the st. Honolulu, Oahu. etc. Scottish Union & National Insurance Kalpapau work." p 4i. uated ilay 22, 1S08. 438. Dated May 21, 1908. 8.45 11.46 2.06 .40 .19 CARRIAGES OR AUTOMO- Co., of Edlnburg, Scotland. Lala...... Alice (A) to - E Harrison and hsb Est of James Campbell by Trs to Wllheima of Magdeburg- General In- Arrlvn THE NEW ART THEATER. Katherine A E Murphy, B; por gr 3330, 11.S8 2.16 .11 .46 Territory of Hawaii, Ex D; 26050 sq ft BILES. surance Co. Kahuku. 11.00 bldgs, etc, Victoria sts, Ho- Packed houses been and Green land. Diamond Hd rd, Honolulu, Oahu. Commercial Assurance Co., Ltd., ct TOWARD KAHANA. has the rule at nolulu, Oahu. $3000. B 300, p 473. Da- - B 299, p 439. Dated May 21, 19C8. London. aa S the new Art moving picture show since ted Apr 30, 1908. r M p 9 -- Territory of Hawaii by Acting Govt I its opening and the pictures shown are Katherine E A Murphy and hstfc,(A CD s to Trs of Est of James Campbell, Ex & CO. 5" certainly very good. The arrangements E) to Mutual Buldg & Loan Socy of W. W. WRIGHT C. BREWER & CO.. LTD. a a . 33 D: pc land, Waikiki, Honolulu, Oahu. a at this theater insure the maximum Haw Ltd( M; 6630 sq ft land victoria 21, 1908. SOUTH AND COMMIS- o comfort in every respect and side B 299, p 439. Dated May KINO. NEAR STREET SUGAR FACiUES r the and Green sts Honolulu, Oahu. $2500. A K Smythe to Territory of Hawaii, SION KEECIIANTS. attraction, the illustrated songs, are 279- - 08 B 30Up Dated June 1, 1908. D; 361 sq ft land, King st, Honolulu, much enjoyed. The films are renewed H ' D'Almeida to E Strauch ALL KINDS OF LIST OF OFFICERS: 2 - j P R Oahu. $1. B 299, p 442. Dated May 22, three times each week and the man- Xr A M. mtg g K om and wf on pc C. M. Cooke, President; Georg M. agement options on 1908. Ka-- Ka- has secured the land Kauluwela, Honolulu. Oahu; and B) to Ter- Robertson, Manager; E. F. Binhopt - Julia S Rice and hsb (W best made Admission to tne SHOW IS nntp TAhfr- IfiS 157 Mae-farla- ne, P.M. P.M. huku huku rntiro in fnl nahn Hawaii, D; 1031 sq land, Rubber Goods Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. cents ritory of ft -, 6.00 12.40 3.00 to to five cents for children and ten and Maui. $100. B 301, p 2S3. Dated 299, Auditor; P. C. Jone- C. VL Kahuku.. for adults. King'st, Honolulu. Oahu. $1. B GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. 2.55 12.49 3.12 t .16 I 46 Mar 27, 1908. p 444. 29, 1908. Cooke, J. R. Gait, Directors. lAie Dated May - - - 4.73 12.57 323 .25 .11 J H D'Almeida to P E R Strauch American Relief Fund to Bishop R. H. PEASE President Kalpapau THE EMPIRE SHOW. on 6.11 1.02 3.28 .30 JO Tr, A M: mtg S K Oili and wf Trust Co Ltd Tr, Tr Sale; various Market Street, Hauula... TT. At 6.87 1.05 3.35 .36 .21 There is to be an entire change in mauka half lot 1, bldgs, etc, Kaulu- bonds in various corporations. $1. B San Francisco, Cal., S. A. Thrum's Book Store Kaluanul. $350. 8.00 1.09 3.41 .40 .36 program Empire to- wela Lots, Honolulu, Oahu. B 304, p 194. Dated May 27, 190S. Haleaha.. the at the Theater 301. p 283. 27, 1WS. ' S.S3 1.13 3.47 .45 . new Aims, some- Dated Mar i Sara A Makee by Tr to Ella P Shel- Commercial, Official and Punaluu.. night. There will be a, .40 Samuel Savidge Tr to Alice Maka-hi- 401, 8305, 1, Best Cigars Kahana. 11.00 1.23 3.58 .55 thing never before shown. This favor- don, Rel: por R P kul ap Society Stationery, with the O. for families is crowded at D: lot 6, blk A. Kapiolani Park bldgs, etc, Harbottle Lane. Honolulu, Connecting at Kahuku ite resort Addn, $50. B 300, p Best Typewriter Papers, m. from and the audience is Honolulu. Oahu. Oahu. $1200. B 301, p 2S5. Dated June Tobacco R. & L. Cos 6:15 a. train each exhibition 474.. 3. 190S. Best Xany Books by Good always satisfied with what is shown. Dated June 3, 1908. Writer. Honolulu. Bishop & Co to Samuel J Bundock, - 1:32 p. j good music and Miss Kaal 4, 1908. Returning, leaves Kahana at There is 505, gr 3777, bldgs. etc, Luna-lil- o Recorded June Store sings and other melodies Rel; lot Best HAWAIIAN FOLK TALE 3 the enJy m., connecting with tna arternoon Hawaiian st, Honolulu, Oahu. $2000. B 301, et al to W H John- Ka- telling effect. The admission will Charlotte Harker the city which leave- - with p 2S4. Dated May 11, 1908. son, general powers. B 304, r 198. MYRTLE CIGAR STORE eollection of loe.'. legends, finely train for continue at 10 cents. P A: huku at 2:20. j Emily C Judd (widow) by atty to J Dated May 14. 1908. illustr.ted, price '1.75. JAMES J. DOWLINO. Supt. ' Alfred Magoon, D: lots 1 to 7 incl of Fanny Srrauch and hsb P E R) ,to 2LAWAIIAN ANNUAL tbe reeog-nixe- d R. s. POLLISTER. O. P. & T. Agt. por kul 11029 and por grs 1235 and 12S7, Akina. D: int in por kul 1048, Auwaii-- : REALTY TRANSACTIONS Manoa valley, Honolulu. Oahu. $3000. limu, Honolulu, Oahu. $200. B 300. p Rekin Ducks reference book of island ia P. 300. p 475. Dated 2. 1908. 1478. 3. 1908. price 75 ' June Dated June FINE AND FAT fcrmation, cents. Poloaiea and to Ihih', D: i Helepo'.o'ei D R Isen- - 13, 1908. wf Isaac and wf to P Fire Insurance Entered of Record June gr 333. Kawaihapai. Walalua, Oahu; berg, M: int in R P 2150 and 135-10"'- 0i Ah Ko to Chang Chong L int in hui land Kahana, Koolauloa, land, Waialae-!k- i, Honolulu, Oahu. - Club Stables i M to W L De- $110. 300. p 477. $250. p 290. May, 190S.' Edward Kamaumi Oahu. B Dated June B 301. Dated 109. I- i Telephone FORT ST. . coto - 3, 1908. Court Manna Kea No 8854 A O F by !THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO ij V Ray to R A Lyman Jr Rel Ahrens & Bowler to Lung Do Wai Trs to Catherine J Vierra. A M: mtg John J Grace to u a yman jr...nei Co. L: 19a land. Waikiki rd. Hono-- 5 C Moore and wife on pc land Puueo, PRECIOUS STONES LTD. Mrs Mary Fal to D F Richardson.. L lulu, Oahu. yrs at $600 per yr. B Hilo. Hawaii. $367.50. B 301. p 285. Lono Mock Sing t--t al to H L Ho!- - 298. p 252. Dated May 22. 190S. Dated Oct 10, 1906. set in rings and brooches. Gold and Hawaii rea- General Agents for stein ; PA R W Andrews and wf et al to Supt Court Mauna Kea No SS54 A O F by silver jewelry made to order at S B and Hawaii, M: mtg sonable prices. Tour trade solicited j X Holmes to Kaleo wf..Rel of Pub Wks of Territory of Trs to Catherine J Vierra. A Atlas Assurance Company of London, Agency. Amer Bd of Comn for Foreign D: por gr 1639, Wyllie st. Honolulu. C Moore and wf on pc land Puueo, New York Underwriters' M D 299, p 287. u w o Washington Insurance Mssns to Ahta Oahu. $500. B p 421. Dated July Hilo, Hawaii. $367.30. B 301. s Providence M and wf to John G Clemen: D 1. 1907. Dated 28. 1908. CHAN CHEW, Manager Company. Ahta Feb John G Cement and wf to H Wa- - Honolulu Iron Works Co to Territory Catherine J Vierra by atty to Wil- 1S08 Maunakea St. P. O. Box 948 terhouse Trust Co Ltd Tr... M of Hawaii. D: grs 4SC7 and 4763 and liam Kinney, A M: mtges of C Moore & CO., LTD. wf to An- 217. 3 1514, Ha- WM. G. IRWIN Antonio F Centeio and por kul ap and pors R P and wf on pc land Puueo. Hilo. complete M 2 pc and $450. 201, p 289. The most AND tonio R Silva....' ap and land, Maunakea st waii. B Dated Mar SUGAR FACTORS Tr by atty to August Smith st extn, Honolulu, Oahu. 25. 1908. and attractive curio COMMISSION AGENTS W R Castle etc. is Roback Tl $1. etc. B 299. p 424. Dated Apr 29, William Kinnev to Carl S ?mith. A Manager pc Wm G Irwin.. President and Fanny j Kaleikini to Francis Gay M 191$. M: mtges of C Moore and on . Ve-Preside- nt Hig- - 301. STEINER'S 3 John D Spreckels.. First j H schnack and wf to Katie Mary B Lyman and hsb (F S Jr) to land Puueo, Hi!o, Hawaii. $450. B m in St Vice-Preside- nt j ,. ? xr-- r "riiffird Second D Territorv of Hawaii. Ex D; 2 pes land. p 29. May 29. 1908. Island Curio Store Datd -- M. Whitney.. ..Treasurer D Namwi and wi 10 nawn anu wasKiKi, Honolulu, oahu. is , p Ho Fo Sen to Chmjr kook. ie- Well, I pies I am when it come t H. Secretary D n: Elite Building, Hotel Richard Ivers &-- Impvt Co Ltd 429. Dated May 5. 190S. hold. bldg. etc. Ko'ia'a. Hawaii. $101 doing the RIGHT KIND of painting or rt.v and wf to Bank of of by Acting Govr r 304. r 200. Dated May 1. 1908. street. Visitors al W. F. Wilson...... Auditor Wan HV Territorv Hawaii ways artistic paperhanging. I can ebow yea FOR Hawaii Ltd M Waikiki. Honolulu, Oahu. B 299. n w H Kea we to Ho F Pen. Cons rt: j welcome. AGENTS to D; 2 pes land, to B S Mdsrs. etc. Kohali. the latest ideas in house decoration and CO.. San Fran- - Marv B Lvman. Ex of leasehold. Cfoamehln Recorded June 3, 190S. 429. Datd May 5. 190S. "Hawaii. B 304. p 201. Dated May 30. j execute them at a reasonable cost. Cisco, Cal. Territory of ipos. ! Refining CO., San Char!e A Brown and wf to J Alfred Elizabeth R Robson to IGE CREAM AND CAKES TT,trI IV I ii ciiMrS - S241BB, por 5fi. 219, Mauna- - Gee to C j Ma-oo- n. D; R P H, kul Hawaii. D: R P kul Kime Fui Kan P Lnfin. STANLEY STEPHENSON Frar.clvjco, Cal. a:ni-ru- . pniia- - Wainio. Ewa. Oahu. $1 B 300, p 46T ka st. Hon.Mu!u. Oahu. $1. etc. B M: pc land. Vineyard st, Served Daily Locomotive Works, 14. 323. Jiny 137 Kin?. 'Phone 425. Baldwin Dated May 23, 1909. 299. p i?,2. Dated May 190. Maui. $3C0. B 303, p Dated delphia. Pa. T.iiikalani et al to J Alfred Territory of Hawaii by Acting- Govr 20. 190?. EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY ALWAYS EIGHT S. S. SIGNS. Co.. Manu Fern M: Newall Universal ilia Magoon Tr D: 1- -2 int m ap 1, 1. r to John Ti Est Ltd. Ex D; 2 pes land Mary P Borba to C D Lufkin. MANY FLAVORS Shredder. u. facturers of National Cane. aipio. Ewa. Oahu. $315. (abandoned govt rd). Waipio, Ewa. iots 2S. 25 and 27, Kalua Tract. Wai-luk- Home Bakery IHAD THE ADVUETTBEX New York, N T. W 4fiS. U UJiC Oahu. $1. etc. B 299, p 434. Dated Maui. JWO. B 303. P 323. Da Perfection ., B 300. P Jjaic J i, iJUi Beretania and Emma Streets WOSLD'B KEW P Pacific Oil Transportation Fred L Waidron and wf to Alice E May 13, 1903. ted May 26. 1905. A

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8 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1908. THE The use of a band mill is preferred ( TIMELY USE owing to the large saving it effect; in THE varied output of saw kerf which, owing to the high trill save grade of the lumber, should be as fine BITTERS possible, not exceeding one-eigh- th Here's a ably a Ion . OF THE as bottle hai of an inch. The market calls for high the first Cl sxt you mnch srLffering and prob-bl- y 'S FOREST grade manufactures from this lumber, liver, KL a Ion sick epell. Therefore keep a 01 and this decided the company to erect tottle bandy and take a few doses at a band mill. tne first symptoms of any Stomach For veneer'ng purposes there will b? Thought Urer, Kidney or Bowel disorder. a special plant erected in the koa for- Lumber Co. Branching Out in est after the band mill, and this will shortly be decided. The veneering Hosteler's Plans for Ohia and Ma- plant, if completed as now projected Stomach will turn out annually in the shape of or You, hogany Output. lumber or veneers, or both, about six Bitters million feet which, at the present mar ket price, would be worth $600,000 a 54 11. year rough condition m daring its HILO, June With manufactures in its without 1r m. 1 years experience veneering. From the koa bark and m mmm cir s of Its lumber in sight, other than ties. saw acid can be extracted, i has e tablisbed dust tannic such a record of the Santa Fe contract is not looming1 and analyses that have been made is from twenty to enres that it up large proportions as It show that both contain now the recog- In quite as thirty per cent, of tannin. With the nized leader among did before the Hawaiian Mahogany completion of the railroad line from remedies. Glenwood to Keauhou the company has I Btomaeh Lumber company had begun to plan j It always eures direct communication from forest to ill If you are inter- for turning out flooring, paving blx'ks, tidewater. Shipments of koa are now I 8ick Headache, telephone pins, telephone poles, piles, being made. In the shape of fitches Appetite, to principle ested in clothes. Poor fence posts, tannic acid and firewood suitable for veneering, the . Heartburn, manufacturing cities in the United ill ipiiili trees, says the Hawaii 5 ' ft "l t- Indigestion, from Its ohia States, and the new steamer Lurline, J & ' k 'n Costiveness, Herald. All of these are possible as due here on Saturday, will take 25,000 Female 1113 or all have been discussed, feet of koa on her first trip consigned Malaria, Fever some have been planned and orders al- to different parties in Chicago, San and Agne. koa tree Francisco. New York, Cincinnati, ready received. For the Grand Rapids and Boston. We guarantee it product after the band mill has been Reports upon the Hawaiian koa. or l? ! Economy truly means absolutely pure. installed, there will be a veneering mahogany, that have been received to mm nni p I out- Thor plant, then the extraction of tannic date from parties on the mainland to getting for the least whom it has been sent, are highly sat- s ' BUI acid from the bark and sawdust. This I I m mimmM lay what will do you the I- isfactory and. in several instances it is as far as the company has gone has been pronounced by experts as sti-per- ior THE at present, but one line of manufactur- to Cuban mahogany. Tem- 1 most good. If fit and J ing will suggest another till the forests! porarily the koa is being stored in the j Telephou Hilo boat landing for shioment, pend- liiiiiiiilil style and long wear all of the ls:and of Hawaii will be one ing negotiations now in progress re- great hive of industry, each branch of ) 1 . uWMiifhih to others are garding other wharfage arrangements. k tiimwtim i superior BEAUTIFUL which will require its distinct ma- The ohia tie mill now being erected chinery. at Puna will be completed within for- good for you when it Iroi was the scarcity of hardwood ty five days, with shipments ready to It h made ealy in August. It has a comes to clothes, you will IV BUTTERFLIES lumber in the United States that first daily capacity of 100,000 feet of sawn suggested expansion to the Hawaii lumber, or 3000 ties each 8 feet by 5 by be Interested in our Samples 8 incHes. machinery was purchas- "We are ever on the alert for people. of ohia hav been The only sent here and there on the mainland, ed from the Filer and Stowell Com- something new. And we pany of Milwaukee, one of the largest get the new things that will in- tests have been made and assurances manufacturers of sawmill machinery, public. Among Stsin-BIoc- terest the buying received that ohia possesses all the and the Puna mill will be one of the h Models the new things Just received are qualities of the best hardwoods for the largest in operation in the United Goynn In the beautiful BUTTERFLIES purposes indicated, and that it will States. The mill building is located Belt Pins. Waist Sets. Scarf the-- Hilo Railroad for Spring and Summer readily in mainland markets. right on the line of Pins and Cuff Buttons, all enam- take the po that the ties can be placed on te eled in exquisite colors. One such opinion was backed up by cyrs from the mill platform. A log- an order for a million feet of ohia to ging railroad line into the forest, two by the com- Jjt tc Co. be used as a substitute for oak and miles long, has been built tt 1 1 1 Via ash. Flooring made from it has been pany. A Shay locomotive has ben ordered for this line and, upon its 113 Hotel Street. Honolulu pronounced equal to maple in texture arrival, the twenty logging cais thnt and grain. And the flooring will be are being completed at the Hilo rail- ( made in the forests of Hawaii, not road shons, will be used to. bring th Lovi h-- shipped from here in the rough. logs to th mill. Ariole Brothers begun their work of pulling the trees FRESH SEEDS Even the sawdust has its marketable and, in a few days, will be ready to OP ALL KINDS value as Jared G, Smith, officer in deliver to the mill. Y Machlne-- D BULBS AND PLANTS charge of the United States Experi- After furnishing the foregoing R;Jid:fits ment Station of the Department of to the Herald, Manager Harris f.lrs. Ethel KL Taylor "The compiny was organ'zed two Agriculture, has testified for he has re- now $250,000. YOUNG BUILDING years ago. Its capital is 01 ported that enough tannic acid can be It has 10,000 acres of ohia timber land extracted from the sawdust of the ohia in Puna. 19.500 acres of koa land at to guarantee Its manufacture, at a Keauhou. and timber licenses covering or 64,000 acres, in profit, as a business commodity. His 100 square miles, O F 1908 STYLES Kona. The company has had its SPECIAL SALE analysis shows that the ohia sawdust troublous times but I believe its dif- is work c And contains a larger percentage of acid ficulties are now ended. There than either oak or hemlock, the prod ahead, plenty of it; and if we progress manufacturing has ucts of which are now those mainly no further in than PATTERNS already been discussed, and partly ar- are for s gSPRING lii use on the mainland. Paving blocks ranged, there will be an industry es can be made from the cut-o- ff of the tablished on the island of Hawaii, tnat- - NOW TO BE SEEN AT surprising." timber used for ties; firewood and tele will be ...... HEI phone pins will come from wood that 17. V. AHAHA & GO., LTD. TO CHILDREN. J.M would otherwise be wasted, in fact the TELLING LIES Pears, Peaches, Apricots, Egg Plums, T.H FASHIONABLE TAILORS company is planning to turn to mer- U KINO" ST. - . Phone S2S chantable account every particle of A Littla Story Which May Be of In--) H.t wood taken from the 100,000 acres of terest to Some Mothers. Green Gage Plums, Cherries. C J. forest under its control, in the manu A father and mother recently spent special machinery will .GO facture of which an afternoon in an amusement park be needed for each different product. with their child, a dear little boy Operations at the koa mill were sus- plain- pended only temporarily to enable the about four years old. They were 3 Pound Tins, Regular Price 35c; installation of a band mill with a daily ly persons in very humble circum- capacity of 20,000 feet. This was f und stances, but, with the determination D necessary owing to the size of the logs that their little one should enjoy him- till your shoes are altogether beyond in the forest, as it is not unusual to self, let him have a number of rides Reduced to 25c repair, because then there will be have logs that are six feet in diameter, on one of the ponies provided for the only one thing to do throw them and eighteen to twenty feet in length. amusement of the children. away. But when it came time to go home Bring them to us, and we '11 make there was the sort of trouble so many Ti them good as new for wear and YOU WILL NOT parents must continually meet. The looks. deceived. That there aro cheats little boy did not want to leave the fe pony, and finally lifted up his voice in Men's Soles and Heels ..$1.25 and frauds in plenty everybody weeping mere thought. He miBy at the knows; but it is seldom or never Ladies' Soles and Heels $1.00 clung to the pony's neck, burying his that any large business house ia face in the mane. Then the mother guilty of them, no matter what hit upon a happy idea, according to PHONE 22 m If I Off AM 5 Shoe a line of trade it follows. There her notion. Said she: Mm mi can be no permanent success of "Say, Johnnie, you get off the pony ATJT aiy kind based on and go home like a good boy, and to- Union Street near Hotel dishonesty or morrow papa will buy you a pony all deception. There never was, and for yourself." Schumar never will be. The men who try IN CIRCUIT COURT OF Johnnie sat up straight with glisten- THE THE OFFICE that are simply fools and soon ing eyes. "Will you, papa?" By Authority. THIRD CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF s SPECIALTIES come to grief, as they deserve. Papa replied with alacrity: "Of HAWAII. AT CHAMBERS. IN Now persons course. You come on home and I'll PROBATE. Pictu many are, neverthe- SEALED TENDERS FOR STEAM- u CASH REGISTER, 1$ less, afraid to buy certain adver- get you a nicer pony than that one." In the Matter of the Estate of Antone H 111 SHIP. FREIGHT AND PASSENGER I t tised hum- Seated in the car bound for home, he Gonsalves, Deceased. p TYPEWRITER. OR articles lest they be talked of nothing but the pony he was DEPOT ON ALAKEA STREET Order of Notice of At Miss Power's bugged and deluded; especially Hearing Petition ADDING MACHINE, to have the following day. WHARF. for Allowance of Final Accounts, p MTLINERT PARLORS: are they slow to place confidence "Will it be a black pony, mamma, Boston Bldjr. - - Street. Distribution and Discharge. MIMEOGRAPH and Ni Fort in published statements of the like the one I was widin' on?" On reading and filing the petition L Sealed Tenders will be received by GLOBE-WERNICK- THERE'S A merits of medicines. The effec- "Yes, only ever so much prettier." and accounts of L. S. Aungst, admin- E on Public Works Ho-lualo- tive modern remedy known as "Will it have pitty hair its neck, the Superintendent of istrator of the above estate, of a, I " Al like that one?" until 12 m. of Monday, July 13, 190S, North Kona, Hawaii, T. H.f WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION "Yes." wherein VICTOR for the construction of the Steamship, he asks to be allowed $133.70, ia aa safe and genuine an article "Will I have a saddle for it?" and he charges himself $462.20, E SUPPLIES Next toy FOR EVERY HOME Passenger Depot on Ala-ke- a with to purchase as flour, silk or cot-- , "Yes, and a harness, too." Freight and and asks that the sam may be exam- yelng Clo T. H. CARD SYSTEMS Also Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd. ton goods from the mills of "Will papa get a cart for it?" Street Wharf, Honolulu, ined and approved, and that a final S Tail "Yes, course papa will get Tlces. manufacturers with a world-wid- e of a cart." Plans and specifications are on file order may be made of distribution of "Will I all myself?" Goods Ca reputation. We could not afford hitch it in the office of the Superintendent of the property remaining in his hands "Indeed you will. Won't that be to the persons thereto entitled, and Hawaiian Office Specialty GENERAL ARTHUR to exaggerate its qualities or mis- fun?" Public Works, copies of which will be discharging represent in him and his sureties from it the least; and it "Oh, mamma, will it be there when furnished intending bidders on receipt all further responsibility as such ad- THE POPULAR SMOKE Is not necessary. It is palatable I wake up?" of Twenty-fiv- e Dollars ($25.00), which ministrator; Company, Ltd. as honey and contains the nu- "I shouldn't wonder." sum will be refunded on return of said It is Ordered, That Thursday, the "Will it sleep in my play shed?" 25th day of June, A. 190S, tritive and curative properties of plans and specifications. D. at ten M. A. Cunst & Co. Pure Od Liver Oil, extracted "Of course." o'clock a. m.. before the Judge of said 931 Fort Street by us "May I drive it all myself, wisout All tenders to be on blanks furnished Court at the courtroom of the said from fresh cod livers, com- papa in the cart?" bined with the Compound Syrup by the Superintendent of Public Works Court at Kailua, Island of Hawaii, be Choice "Perhaps." and to be accompanied by certified and the same hereby is appointed as BEA of Hypophosphites ard the Ex- "Will I have a whip in the cart?" the time and plaxe checks made payable to the Superin- for hearing said Your Picture tracts of Malt and Wild Cherry; "Yes." petition and accounts, and that all will please you and your friends and how valuable such a blend- "And sugar?" tendent of Public Works. persons interested may then and there if it's taken by ! B Kaneohe Beef "Yes." accepted for appear and show cause, I ing of these Separate tenders will be anv" important medicinal i i , . if thev ' gents must be is plain to every- "And will I give it a dwink all by painting, plumbing, electrical work, nave, wny me same snould not be myself?" granted, and may present R. W. body. It 13 beyond price in In- sheet metal work and staff work. evidence as Studio Perkins We ar "Yes, yes. Johnnie. Xow don't ask to who are entitled to the said prop- Hotel Street, near Fort somethh somnia, Anemia, Weakness and me any more questions. Mamma's The Superintendent of Public Works erty. And Always on Hand lack that notice of this order, get the of Nervous Tone, Toor tired." reserves the right to reject any or all in the English language, be published Y. WO SING & CO. terest tl YOUNG PIGS Digestion, I.ung Troubles and Johnnie lfid his head against his bids. in the Pacific Commercial Advertiser, the new POULTRY Blood arm, and soon was sound a newspaper printed Impurities. Science can mother's All intending bidders are requested and published in the beat furnish nothing better asleep, dreaming, no doubt, of the pony Honolulu, T. H.. for threa successive IGGS perhaps to be present at the office of the Super- Belt Pi nothing so good. D. W. H. ; he expected to have the next day. The weeks, the last publication to be not Pins and FRESH BUTTER AND CHEESE was Public Works at 11 a. m. less than two w Groceries and Fruits Dalfe, of Canada, says: have father sitting across the aisle and intendent of eks previous to the eled in t "I he looked over, at the sleeping child, of July 13, the day of opening tenders. time therein appointed for. said hear- used it in my practice And : take saying-- "The kid's shut up. has he?" ing. -- MARSTON CAMPBELL, . - Vic pleasure in recommending it as "Yes." said the mother, "ain't it a Dated at Kailua, this ISth day of ll. A. a valuable tonic and reconstruc joke? He thinks he's going to have a Superintendent of Public Works. May, 1903. SAM WO MEAT GO. ti.e." It is a remedy that can pony Honolulu, June 13, 1908. (Sgd.) 113 H afford to appeal to "its record Poor, dear little Johnnie! One list- 8065 June 15, 16, IT, IS; July 1, 2, 3. JOHN ALBERT MATTHEWMAN, laIJScTbSett persuaded "King Street Market, next Q. Tee and represents the science an ener, who had seen the child Judge. C to leave the pony back and had sat Attest: A 10c. knowledge of bright and aggres- THE ADVERTISER. FINE HAVANA CIGAR Hop & Co. back of him in the car, felt a lump In HEAD JOHN GREIG, Full, Mellow Flavor; Burns Tel.rss sive medical investigation. "On her throat when she thought of John- Clerk. Evenly YOUNG TIM, Manager. fcottle convinces " At chemists. nie's WORLD'S NEWS DAILY (Seal) THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, JUNE 15, igo8.

I spent ten days of the troopship's stay j Keuer Ligiit-- V essel No. TS is a flush-i- n San Francisco under suspension deck steam vessel, has two masts, without pay. He returned to duty and schooner-ri- g gel, no bowsprit, a black uu De the , ayroii Jnno l. lis was suspenaeu a steam wn.stie (. - ' wen ma?ti!' but differs from FAIR BUSINESS! Vv lonel Bellinger for having vio '""i. MONT HOTEL MARINE - lated in order recently issued by Bel - L.:sat- essel No. S3 in having all .; visible parts fiora the bow to mid- - SAN - of any the FRANCISCO linger forbidding the captain ; - 1 1 - - . Vi ; die of the foremast, mid- - t nr x t tVi.i o ,r'l era r and from the Labor on the waterfront was very .. . - 'dle of the mainmast aft, pamte red: quarai .ine without first receiving the a,, vip,bIe The most superbly situated hotel in the World scarce on Saturday and two hundred the fore and main masts, includingtenthe middle and fifty more men than were available arrived passing quarantine Cap- third overlooking the entire Bay of San after of each lantern mast, white. The day-mar- ks Francisco, A great many people haven't were needed in go- I the stevedore work tain Hi II got under way and proceeded at the mastheads have five ver- the Golden Gate, and the rapidly rebuilding city ing Hilo-nia- n. it, except in their own lines. on handling the Mongolia, to an anchorage off the transport stripes, If Columbian tical three red and two white, Convenient to shopping, business and Caravellas. In wharf, where he waited for the and on the sprlngstay, midway be- theatre, and railroad centers. yon are thinking of making in- ali there were six hundred and forty ship men colonel's permission to take his tween the two masts, there is an ova! I vestments, if you have property at work on the four boats and it to the dock. daymark with one white two THE EPITOME OF HOTEL was necessary to work a day yes- and red EXCELLENCE. half THE IRMGARD SAILS. vertical stripes. The number "76" Is to manage, or if you simply need terday on tne French steamer to be on combining all able to get her away Testerday it looked almost like in white each bow and each quar- the conveniences and luxuries advice, remember that we are in for the Coast this ter, and in black on each side of the a good hotel should have, with many unique, afternoon. steamer day at the railroad wharf springstay daymark. I business in order to Tom McLean when the Irmgard sailed for the Coast. The word "Re- original and exclusive features. J$ help you. of the firm of McCabe lief"' is painted in large black J$ letters re-furnis- Hamilton & Renny stated yester- There were several passengers aboard Entirely and refitted at a cost jof We'll do the worrying for you, day the popular little packet and all of on the middle of each side. that there had teen times lately Light-Vess- el No. S3 will be over three million dollars. d& J& jjf t friends were the to say returned jf if any is necessary. when there were at work on the front their at wharf to her stat.'on as soon as repairs Social as many good-by- e. The Irmgard is one of the have center of the city headquarters of the as eleven hundred men in a been completed, day. At the present most commodious sailing vessels for of which due notice Army and Navy Scene of most of the social time the supply given, Light-Vess- el is passengers in the trade and her smart will be and Relief festivities. limited as the Diamond Head work No. 76 will then be withdrawn. and on 3 trips between ports makes her a fa- d9J9jJjfJJjJ$ work the what f and fortifica- By order of the L'ghthouse Board. j Jjl III j tions at Pearl Harbor have taken vorite for passengers who are not in ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 1,000 GUESTS R. F. LOPEZ. many men and many are lying off in sufficient hurry to want to make the ,e III pas-enre- rs Commander, U. S. N., ! COMPfiSY. Lid ! anticipation of steady Ju!y trip in a steamer. Among the European PUn. ro?Vr hvH"50 "P work after yes- Inspector, 12th Lighthouse District. Suites, with bth, upward. flfel at Pearl Harbor. The report having-go- t leavirg in the Irmgarl abroad that fifteen hundred men terday were W. M. Graham who has MOVEMENTS of .DIPPING. been having trouble with his eyes for MANAGEMENT PALACE HOTEL COMPANY will be given steady employment they ALEXANDER, U. S. collier, from S. are waiting rather'than stay with the some time. He is taking a trip in hopes voyage will do him good F. for Hon., June 11. 12 stevedoring work , which is either a that the in a general way. ALAMEDA, O. S. S., Dowdell, from S. feast or a famine. F. for Hon., June 13. tartmg in on HAWAIIAN'S LIBEL NEBRASKAN. the first of July the ALASKAN, A.-- H. S. S., Nichols, from FUNERAL OF LATE AUGUST stevedores will handle the transports SAN FRANCISCO. June 5. Isaac Seattle for Hon., June 12. William O. Smith under a contract which will go into Kalikini, D. K. Kaai, Isaac Kerna, J. ALEXANDER Ger. sp., effect ISEN3ERG. then. This will mean that there Mindiala, J. Horlianen and Hao. sailors from Bremen for Hon.. Mar. 27. DREIER ON WEDNESDAY will be needd: many mire men than of the steamer Nebraskan, filed a libel Trust Department are now available. It often happens ALICE COOKE, Am. schr., ar. Hon. in the United States -- District Cour.t from Port Ludlow, June 4. that there are four or five big steamers yesterday to recover f24.4S each, al- one-time- . ALUMNA, Am. schr., Simmie, ar. Port Vitates Managed, Revenues Collected, here at Of course the boats leged wages voy- When the S. S. Manchuria arrives interment will be in Nuuanu cemetery. are all in a hurry td soon to be due them for a Townsend from Hon., May 23. iretatvay as age Col- Loana and Investments Made. as. possibie and put on extra gangs of from Honolulu to San Francisco. AMY TURNER, Am. bk., Warland, today, there will he aboard the remains At a meeting of the .St. Louis KAUAI SUGAR. from Hon. for S. F., June 11. Association, held yester- men to accomplish the work. The of the late August Dreier, who died lege Alnmni Insurance wages paid for stevedoring are very Purser Chaney of the W. G. Hall, AORANGI, Br. S. S., Phillips, from day morning, it was decided that thfl May 30. good in this port, the men getting two which arrived yesterday, reports the Hon. for Sydney, suddenly while en route to Germany. in a 5A.GINT FOR ENGLISH-AMERICA- N alumni should attend the funeral dollars a day and three dollars when sugar ready for shipment on Kauai as ASTRAL, Am. sp., Dunham, from Hilo April 6. It is not definitely known whether body, and that a double iiartct phouM UNDERWRITERS they work at night. The wages paid follows: K. S. M., 6660 bags; Mak., for Delaware Breakwater, ATLAS, Am. sp'., for will be to house on grave. for Sunday work are four dollars. "With 18.131: G. R.. 4634: K. F., 11.000; L. P.. from Kahului the body taken the sing in the church and nt the Apr. 9. over a thousand men to draw from 10,3r.0; H. M., 18,911; M. S. Co., 31.Q00; Delaware Breakwater, Beretanla avenue or to the family vault The Pt. Louis College band will also If good Am. Townsend, Real Estate there is not a chance for all the K. S. Co., 3300; G. F., 5111. ALBERT, bk., at Port men to keep working all the time and May 19. in the King street cemetery. Just what in attendance. so they are all looking with favor on SHIPPING NOTES. ANDY MAHONY, Am. schr., Jorgen-se- n, will be done is, of course, dependent It was further agreed at the meeting FOR RENT. the work for the government being The transport Sheridan arrived at ar. S. F.r from Hon., May 20. upon the wishes of the widow. to present resolutions of condolencn t willing ASIA, M. S. S., ar. S. Hon., projected. They are to work Manila on May 30. P. F. from will on Wed- family as soon as the same ran be T. "W. Hobron premises on Nuuanu money steady job in 12. The funeral take j'lace the for less with a June !St. Louis Avenue, now occupied by Mr. Richard sight work one or two days a The Kinau on arrival Wednesday MARU. T. K. K. S. S., nesday at 2 o'clock in the afternoon drafted by Brother Kobert of than wl.l 5000 bags S. M. sugar. AMERICA M. Iaenberg. Partially furnished. Beau- week for big pay. have of K. Filmer, ar. Yokohama June 5, hence, from the Catholic Cathedral, and the College. tiful grounds; large, spacious house. BUFORD IIESE. Purser Kellett of the Iwalani report? May 25. x FOR RENT Large house, Beretanla fine weather on the round trip of the SMALE, Am. schr., from The Army transport Buford, after s ANNIE E. S. F. rom Hon., June 10. the death of Prime David, in San Fran- treet, next to Queen's Hospital. steamer. Newcastle for Hon., Apr. 2S. slow voyage from San Francisco, ar- HOLYWOOD, Br. bk., ar. Hon. from cisco, caused his brother, the Delegate, SALE Lot with two cottages, The Sherman arrived Po'-tlan- JOHNSON, Am. bk., from Hi- FOR yesterday morning and at ANNIE May 7. Miller Beretanla streets. rived here from this port yesterday. She left here lo S. F., 3. Junin, to hasten to San Francisco, where ba corner and docked Navy wharf. She is for June IRMGARD, Am. bkt., Trom Hon. for Fine Lot in Palolo Tract. at the on the 6th at midnight. ARIZONAN, A.-- H. S. S., Tapley, from was to arrive on the 0th, accord- crowded with officers fami- S. F., 14. due House and Lot, Kewalo. and their 4032 Salina Cruz for San Diego, May 25. June lies and over six hundred sailors The Noeau from Hawaii brought IROQUOIS, U. S. S.. Carter, ar. Hon. ing to latest advices. In Puunui Tract. has 19 ANDREW WELCH. Am. bk., ar. Hon. lots and the Philippines, going H. S. sugar from Honokaa and Par- from Molokai, May 1. There was much work of importance Houses and Lots in Palama. for Guam ker Ranch horses from Kawaihae. from S. F., June 12. out to take the places of term-expire- d Samuelson, ar. INCA, Am. schr., from Newcastle for at the sessions of the National Com- Lots In Nuuanu Valley and Kaimuki. Ke yes- AURORA, Am. bkt., men. The Au Hou from Ahukini May 14. Hon.. May 16. House and Lot, King street, near brought no passengers or Hilo from Hon., mittee. A despatch from Chicago, The Buford is down by the stern, terday McDONALD, Am. schr., from JAMES ROLPH, Am. echr.. Olsen, Thomas Square, freight. iSims reports moderate ALICE S. 10. dated June 4, says: accounts slow passage Purser 14. from Kaanapali ar. P., jane which for her weather. Hon. for Eureka, June from the Coast. She will discharge Mahukona JOHN ENA, Am. sp., Madsen, from "The first skirmish of the Kepubliaa BOREALIS, Am. schr., ar. Delaware Breakwater, about thirty tons of quartermaster' The schooner Borealis, for Mahukona from S. F., June 14. Hon. for National Convention, which will bav stores here and take six or seven hun- from San Francisco, has 800 tons of May 9. in final re- BishopTrustCo.,Ltd. BUFORD, U. S. A. T., ar. Hon. from KAIULANI, Am. Colly, ar. Kaa- most important effect the dred tons of coal, leaving for Ori- cargo, consisting of fodder, fertilizer 14. bk.. the R. F., June napali Hon., May 22. sult will take place tomorrow, whea ent via eleven o'clock to- and canned goods. Town-sen- d from Guam at BE.NICIA, Am. bkt., ar. Port KOREA, M. S. S., Dixon, ar. Yoko- beg'iM The Hall brought 3110 bags Grove 24. P. the full National Committee morrow. from Hon., May May 27. sugar yesterday. She was un- hama from Hon., consideration of the contests. IxURLINE'S TEIP. Farm B. PACKARD. Am. sp., St. Clair, KLIKITAT, Am. bkt., Cutler, ar Port able to get a full load on account of 14, Com- The compartment for the stowage of sailed for Brementon Feb. from Townsend from Hon., May 21. "The full Republican National th weather and the holiday. Montevideo, where she had put In In Investments fresh fruit., on the new Matson liner LURLINE, M. N. Co. S- - S., ar. Hilo mittee will meet tomorrow at elevea Lurline will be tested to its utmost on The battleships Maine and Alabama distress, Jan. 5, on voyage from Nor- from S. F., June 12. begin hearings on contest to- o'clock and will be due from San Francisco folk, Oct. 19. Spoken Apr. 30. Ar. C.-- A. the trip from here as there will be a MARAMA. S. S.. Gibb. from involving 229 seats in the eonventiom. large shipment of fresh pines and ba- morrow. Secretary of the Interior Bremerton May 7.4 Sydney for Hon., June 8. Stocks and Bonds The of contests filed is so large nanas to go in her. She arrived In James Rudolph Garfield is on tlr BANGALORE, Am. sp.. Colly, from MANUKA, C.-- A. S. S., ar. Hon. from number Hilo on Friday afternoon as expected Maine. Norfolk for Hon., Oct. 23; spoken Colonies and sailed for Vancouver, that their settlement has becme tb Mortgages at four o'cloek on her maiden trip from The steamer Iwalani arrived from Nov. 24, 7 N 26 W. May 27. most important of the Real Estate CONSTANT, Brazilian A.-- H. the Coast which consumed five days Maui and Molokai ports yesterday BENJAMIN MEXICAN, S. S., Nichols ar. proceedings. twenty-on- e hours. This is regular bringing 900 bags sugar, 29 training ship, Pereira, from Hon. for Diejro Cruz, 11. t and of Olowalu San from Salina June Republics liner time and her friends are glad on head of Molokai ranch cattle, 45 pigs, Yokohama, May 9. MONGOLIA, P. M. S. S.. from Hon. "The nomination t the account of her performance. The Lur- 33 bags of spuds and other sundry BUCRANIA, Br. S. S., from Newport for S. F., June 13. candidate for the Presidency hinges line is expected here about the eigh- freights. News for Hon., April 18. MARION CHILCOTT, Am. sp., from absolutely on the decision of the mem- although no information CARRADALE, sp., Newcastle 11. teenth definite Getting rid of eleven thousand bag? Br. from Gaviota for Hon., June bers of the National Committee anl as to t'me of arrival has been for Hon., June 4. MANCHURIA, P. M. S. S., Saunders, the of sugar is nothing to the steamer de- She has cabin accom- CANARIAS, French S. S., from nayre 9. the subsequent approval of that Money to Loan sent from Hilo. Despatch. She arrived here yesterday from S. F. for Hon., June fifty passengers and her Hon., ashore near Tarifa, Apr. 2. C.-- A. modations for morning with amount for MOANA, S. S., ar. Brisbane from cision by the credentials cemmittee f etaterooms are quite as commodious as that aboard frorr Reported .Apr. 6 full of water, prob- 18. Kaanapali and had all out Hon., April the convention. Half of the contest those of any steamer touching at this it in time ably & los;. bk., ar. S. from to knock off total MOHICAN, Am. F. decided in favor of Secretary Taft ON LISTED COLLATERAL OR port. Php will about foxjr thousand work at four o'clock. The Am. schr., Wikman, ar. 11. ret sugar went CHEHALIS. Hilo. June tons of Ewa and "Waialua sugar and into he Columbian. Astoria from Makaweli and proceed- Am. schr., ar. S. F. from would result in his winning on the first PRODUCTIVE REAL ESTATE the) MURIEL. leave for the Coast on or about The arrival of the Manchuria thlf ed to Coos Bay; ar. Apr. 30. Hana, June 11. ballot, while failure to capture thi 2rd. The date of sailing will be def- morning will be attended with great CHINA. P. M. S. S., from Hon. for MONTEREY, see Rosecrans. number unquestionably would put tho initely announced in day or two. by townsfolk-Th- e Yokohama, 8. J J J a interest hundreds of the June MARY E. FOSTER, from Taltal for nomination in doubt. ARIZ ONAN BUCKED THE BREEZE. arrival of the Governor of the CORONADO, Am. bkt.. Potter, ar. Hon., 8. June "Realization of the necessity of Keep- SAN FRANCISCO, June 5. The Territory will be the principal event oi Hon. from S. F., June 3. NUUANU, Am. bk., Josselyn, from A.-- S., Colcord, dele- American-Hawaiia- n steamship com- interest. The bodies of Prince David COLUMBIAN, S. Hon. for N. Y., Feb. 15. ing a majority of the contested 924 Bethel Street pany's freighter Arizonan. which ar- and August Dreier, which are on the from Hon. for Kahului, June 14. NEBRASKAN. A.-- H. S. S., Knight, gations out of the Tuft column has rived yesterday fr m Salina Cruz by boat, will be conveyed from the steam- CROOK, U. S. A. T., ar. S. F. from ar. S. F. from Kahului, May 20. caused the representatives of other Diego, does not mind a er to their respective Hon., May 7. A.-- H. S., Greene, from way of San resting places NEVADAN, S. candidates to poll insues in most of the little thing like a sixty-mil- e an hour prior to the final interment. CELTIC MONARCH. Br. sp., Kahului for S. F., June 10. Llewellyn, Fran- and as nllies they will urge their Invest Now iiead wind. Nearly all the way from The sailors on the Buford are frorr from Hon. for San NIPPON MARU, T. K. K. S. S., from cass, in a membership in our associa- the Mexican port the Arizonan bucked the Eastern States. They were cisco. May 15. Yokohama via Hon. for S. F., May claims the National Committee. very big. sent S. S., ar. 5. tion. The returns are the northwester that blew the Kosmos from New York to California by CARAVELLAS, Fr. Hon. 30. ar. S. F., June The proceedings, therefore, largely will first for 100 miles. the from Yokohama, June 12. O. M. KELLOGG, Am. schr., Iver- - ASSOCIATION liner Anubis stern Isthmus route and C anti-Taf- t HARRISON MUTUAL were first intended ar. S. 5. be resolved into a Tuft and Against this same wind the Arizman for the Atlantic and CEYLAN, Fr. S. S., Jouan, F. son, ar. Eureka from Hon., Apr. 10-kn- ot Pacific fleets. Tlu controversy." KAPIOLANI BUILDING plowed along at a gait. Seas Buffalo, Captain from Hon., May S. OKANOGAN, Am. schr., Mathevr, ar deck, mounting Tond. made a special schr., Hon. from May 13. swept the freighter's trip from DEFENDER, Am. ar. Hon. from Port Townsend, bridge, but the Arizo- San Francisco to Panama Honoipu, 6. TIDES, SUN AND MOON. at times to the to get them. When they June ORLAND, Nor. S. S., from Hon. for BOYCOTT nan moved ribght along through it all. arrived in DIX, IT. S. A. T.. Ankers, from Hon. Ocean Island, May 9. JAPANESE brought 300') of San Francisco they were sent to the 3. i The Arizonan tins for Manila, June OLYMPIC, Am. hkt.. Evans, ar. Hon. 2 3 !s II 3 2 port. Buford and will be allotted to dif- i cargo, 2onn of which is for this the DIRIGO, Am. sp., Goodwin, from Hon. from S. F., June 12. H T x e ferent ships of the (Continued from Fa?e One.) a ,s The cargo includes structural iron and Asiatic fleet and for New York, May 23. R. C. PLADE, Am. schr., Sonernd, !c: for duty at Guam. Gustaf-se- n, more tiian mere business, however, and 511 a a a J S - marble. DUNDEE. Russ, late Br. bk. from MakaweM for Aberdeen, May 19. a J MIDOCEAN. ar. Astoria from Hon., May 16. bk., McDonald, to the patriotic side up, the Jap- p in a in .m .u. 1e BRINGS MAIL FROM R. P. RITHET, Am. turn. B Ka- u IS 4.50 2 2 8 t2 V 23, 19 6 H.U FRANCISCO, June 5. The E. F. WHITNEY, Am. bk., from ar. S. F. from Hon., June 10. anese hui intends to throw open the I SAN i ; ! S. May 23. Un- 19 Monarch, which ar- hului for F., ROBERT LEWERS, Am. chr.. Ha- T 18 5 33 2 1 4 410 00 0 ?o 5 18 6.44 9 British ship Celtic proposition to all the Japanese of I Br. Sfc S., Putt, from Gamble, i i j ' ! ! Ho- iTioiiiEes ELVASTON. derwood, ar. Hon. from Port rived yesterday twenty days from waii, inviting subscriptions for the 17 6:20 2 0! 5.40l0.8' 1 .10 5.18 B. 44 10 14 from Hon. for Newcastle, May 26. June 3. i I nolulu" in ballast, brought letters ENTERPRISE. M. Nav. Co.'s S. S., ROSECRANS, Am. S. S., ar. Gaviota stock of the company from amountf 11. 4 J; 1 r 5 18 6 44 1 t4 ship Invernes- Office of U. S. Lighthouse Inspector, 18 7 10 1 8 7.00 the captain of the British 8. , . i p.m. i sea 12th District, ar. S. F. from Hilo. June from Hon., with barge Monterey In of one dollar up. ' lli 46 s-shire, which were written at 55 5 4511 sp., T 19 8 00 1.6 8.2V 2.4412 19.6 S13 Mutual Savings Bank Building, 704 ERSKINE M. PHELPS, Am. Gra- tow, June 8. i I j I I j The The after theater meet trigs arc bcinj , on board the Celtic .Jlonarch. Kahului, 30 .... Market ham, ar. Philadelphia from SPOKANE, Am. schr., ar. Hilo from 8 20 S io 1.4 9 !5 3 So 2 5.19(6.4Rj ships met .May 21 In latitude 36.4? street. kept as private and quiet as possible, San Francisco, Cal., June 3, 190S. May 28. Port Gamble, June 11. C5 41oi 28 !" g north, longitude 140 west. A boat was 8 2110.C 'r Notice to Mariners Cal- EDWARD SEWALL, Am. sp.. Quick, S. C. ALLEN, Am. bk.. Wilier, from Lut from what has leaked out, the state- from-th- Inverness-shir- e and Blunts Reef, 20. lowered day-mark- from Hon. Delaware Breakwater, Gray's Harbor, May 19. i Last quarter of the moon June ifornia. (List of lights, buoys and s. for Hon. for ment given above believed to be the captain went on board the Celtic April 6. Am. bk.. Jackson, ar. Kahului and Hilo occur Pacific Coast, lfxig, page 66, and S. G. WILDER, subst a nt. i a 1 !y eorre t. The tides at Monarch, borrowed ren. ink and paper sp., 8. earlier than at Hono- list of lights and fog- signals, 1907, page FALLS OF CLYDE. Am. Larsen. S. F. from Hon., June about one hour wrote which he asked Cap 21 (re- Practically all the fishing in Oahuaa lulu. and letter? 22, No. 60.) from Gaviota for Hon., May ST. KATHERINE, Am. bk.. ar. S. F. Llewellyn of the Celtic Monarch 7-- time Is 10 hours tain Stationed 1 8 miles 61 deg. 20 min turned with foretopmast and head- from Hilo, May 22. waters is now done by the Japane, Hawaiian standard he reached San Fran- re- than Greenwich to mail when (SW. from Blunts Reef, off the gear gone for tow to S. F. for SHERIDAN, U. S. A. T., from Hon. the Hawaiinns having long since been M minutes slower Inverness-shir- e is bound May 13. 157 cisco. The seacoast of California, 4 1-- 2 pairs). for Manila, time, beins that of 10 meridian of Townsend. and miles Crowded out (if the business by th The time from Mejillones for Port S." cleg. (WSW. southerly), from Cape FOOHNG STJEY, Am. bk., Banfield, SHERMAN, U. S. A. T., Bmnlerre, degrees thirty minutes. Hon., 6. Japanese, as they have been crowde-- l 1:30 p. m., which is COLONEL COMMANDS. Mendocino Lighthouse. from Eleele for Delaware Break- for Portland from June whistle blows at 22. M. S. S., ar. Yokohama out of the industry of taro raising 0 0 min- Hall, of Buford. About June 20, Um, Light-Vess- el No. water, May SIBERIA. P. j the same as Greenwich hours Captain master the 12. local time S3 will be temporarily withdrawn from FLAURENCE WARD. Am. schr. aux., from Hon., June the Chinese although fish and tnra utes. Sun and moon are for A.-- her station for repairs and Piltz, ar. Hon. from Mfdway, May 26. TEXAN, S. S., Hall, from Hilo for the whole group. LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITED the station May 25. form such an important part of the will be then Light-Vess- el FORT GEORGE. Am. sp., Fullerton. for Salina Cruz, WEATHER BUREAU. marked by Relief Hawaiian bill of fare. There urc n METEOROLOGICAL El iOKD. STATES No. 76. ar. X. Y., 101 days from Hon., May THOMAS. U. S. A. T Lynam, ar. S. F. 190S. Light-Vess- el May 12. Chinese fishermen amount to any- g by the Honolulu, Sunday, June 14, Relief No. 76 shows, 29. from Hon.. to Every Sunday Mori A.-- H. S. S., Colcord, Issued ' unlike Light-Vess- el No. S3, two fixed FULLERTON, Am. bkt., ar. Port Har- VIRGINIAN, thing, the Chinese having contented U. S. Weath 6ureau. 8. Local Office. lens-lante- rn Cruz, ' WIND white lights ford from Hon., May 21. from Hilo for Salina June IXQ THERMO srs without themselves with meeting the fishing 3 8 S 9 eclipses, each 'en- GEO. E. BILLINGS, Am. schr., Birk-hol- m. W. H. MARSTON. Am. schr., ar. Hilo I m from three lanterns 1 c !10n 3. fleet in the harlor and buying the TMB. a Cor JS 4 circling a masthead, but these are forty- ar. off port June 9 from New- from S. F., June B s I3 .tiro -six feet above the water and visible castle, sailed same Eleele. catch. There are few Japanese retail s about twelve miles in clear weather, GENERAL BAQUEDANO, Chilean fish sellers, the wholesale end of the, eye am the of the observe fifteen feet training ship, Fontaine, from Hon. HAWAII WHS bniness having contented them so far. , I I I I I above the water. for Yokohama, May 9. - I r But it would be an easy matter for th I i During- Light-Vess- el 80- - 8 80 71 CP, fia , thick or foggy C. TOBEY, Am. bk., ar. S. 6 7 f .oc 64 j weather GERARD j -- ; 1900 29 16 HI M 8 .C! tn 74 1 1 I No. 76 will sound a 12-in- ch F. from Hilo, June 9. fishermen to go into the other end of T ?0 12 ee j BUT REPRESENTED - 1901 39 C4 .CO steam whistle with the same charac- Am. bk., Her- the business arid drive th" Chines w i- SO OS GEORGE CURTIS, I fi as Light-Vess- el 13. T 11 8.1 74 (0 " j teristics that sounded from bert, from Hon. for S. F.. May or out to s;a. - 8 1902 29 f2 00 82 fW either out of the fishstalls 79 7- T fi4 7 s No. S3, viz., sec- f in rvs &8 blasts of two HONGKONG MARU, Jap. S. S., Bent, n 13 80 08 80 70 T 021 That is what they propose to do. 1903 SO 61 .08 72 j Nl onds' duration separated by silent in- Hon., ashore at from Yokohama for Bv an unfortunate train of circum-- J cor- tervals of 28 seconds, thus: Wusing. 10. Xote. Barometer readings are 1904 30 63 01 65 KB June at) temperature, Instrumental Silent Si'ent H. C. WRIGHT. Am. schr.. from Ma- stanees Hawaii was unrepresented CIIAMBKRLAIN'S COLIC. CHOLERA. rected for 19V 33 00 81 .01 tl VB 10. "of National REMEDY. errors, and local gravity, and reduced Blast. intervals. BIat. interval. hukona for S. F., June the meeting the Republican AND DIARRHOEA ! de-lav- 2 sec. 2S 2 2 ed Average cloudiness stated 1908 30 C4; 62 .01 64 sec. sec. sec. HILONIAN. M. N. Co. S. S.. John- Committee held on June ". The This remedy has been in use for ever to sea level. I 10. of and will son, ni. Horn from S. F., June V 10. 9i! j she a!so sound a In scale from 0 to Direction 2? 82 T 6 submarine departure of National Commit- thirty years and proved itself t 24 190? N. bell at regular same HONOIPU, Am. schr., from Hon. for hs wind is prevailing direction during i intervals, with the on discov- j 9. teeman A. G. M. Robertson the 3rd; the most successful remedy yet -- 8 p. m. Velocity of 1908 SO:. 2 79 T 64 Nl j characteristics as Light-Vess- el S3, Hana and Honoipu, June ours ending at course, made impossible; never per i thus: HAWAII, bkt., Gunderson.ar. intant, of it ered for bowel complaints. It is average velocity in miles 72 CI 67 An. wind Grays MakaweM. Mar. j hour. T indicates trace of rain. Silent Silent Harbor from for him to be present, and his proxy fails. Sold by Benson, Smith & Co., WM. B. STOCKMAN, S 3 28. port" Apr. 23. ' WM. B. STOCKMAN, strokes, interval. strokes, interval. In was forwarded to Delegate Kuhio. Butj Ltd., Agents for tLe Hawaiian Islanit. Section Director. Section Director. 3 sec. 5 1-- 2 sec. HELENE, Am. schr., Thompson, ar. i

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, JUNE 15, i9c8.

Fraternal Meetings Fraternal Meetings OFFICERS' WIVES HILO MASONIC TEMPLE Castle & Cooke, Ltd. 8 SHIPPING AND COM3HSMOX ENCAMPMENT NO 1, MERCHANTS. J GEORGE, L0DGX POLYNESIA TO BE MODERN STILE SONS OF 87. I O. O. F. Sugar Factors and Ceneral Luur&B VnU every first and third Friday HERE Agents. THE saoon of ,te month, at 7:30 p. in mm Verts aac fourth tt, rrr Than? Odd FeUows Direct. C ei P. H& r niu, ion HILO, 9. REPRESENTING Yiaiting brothers eordially iaritad to Visiting brother, eordially inrilfid June There is a business- OF like aspect about the Masonic lot, at New England Mutual Life Iunraatt attend. C. A. SIMPSON, C. P. Company of Boston. J. X. OOLLrS8, W. P. L. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe. Transport Thomas Will Bring the corner of Waianuenue and Bridge 11 urt yt A. O. & KJSNWAY, Ssey. Aetna Fire Insurance Co. I Jy a Ion? XXCELSIOB LODGE NO. L L O. O, F, Many Fair Ones to Meet streets, these days as the big steel National Fire Insurance Co. ii cnruNO WAB LODGE NO. 4, K. Of P. mm?. Meets every Tuesday evening, at beams and girders which are to form Citizens' Insurance Co. (Hartford Ki e first b;" Its jf- - in Odd Fellow. Hall, Fort n Mm4s ery moos b4 Ust TsMdar l'i7:S0. cordially the Fleet. skeleton of handsome building Insurance Co.) yer, Kldn KmO. Vincrard T:SO p. m. Visiting Street. Yisiiins; brothers the the itmi In vi Lewi Attend. Protector Underwriters of the Pfcoeiix fcretksn are eorillr inTitW to attest. in are placed conveniently for their fur- SAMUEL. U WO NO, O. O. J. DUTOT, S. G. of Hartford. La. Li. LA PIERRE, Sec. ther handling. All of I WONO KIM GHONu. L f L I I. SAN FRANCISCO, June 3. The rus- the structural steel for the new temple is now in HARMONY LODGE NO. 3, L O. O. F. tle of silk and the fragrance of sachei, a Meets every Monday evening, at Hilo and most of it has already been b n",. in Odd FeUowa Hall, Fort the flutter of fashion, the radiance of Old There is no J7:80, moved to the site of the new building. Kona Coffee Street. Visitinr Brotnera soraiauy Paris gowns and the irresistible smiles "5 iHTlMMl V3 IIKDU, For Sal The telephone building, which en- BEN VICKERS, N. G. of 'Navy women, are changing Army waste heat K. R. HENDRY, Sec. croached a few feet on the Masonic WANTED 1 BAG OR 100 BAGS i transport headquarters these days lot, was -- moved mauka the required State Quality and Price to t 1CTO1 in a. PACIFIO REBEKAH LODGE NO. 1, from a lonesome, barren, ay distance by Contractor Jim Lewis last O. O. prlvate-club-meeting-pla- I F. spot, to a sort of ce week and the one remaining building Meeta every aeeond and fourth rf",f4, Fel-.low- on the lot, which has i' contracted the -- SiThnradav. at 7:30 b. m.. Odd for ladies. ots on t e McChesney Coffee Go, HaH. Viaiting Rebek-- ha are habit of being sold every now and ordiallv invited to attena. Automobiles dash up to the deso- again, will be disposed of for the third ALICE PRATT. N. O. 16 MERCHANT STREET. JENNY JACOBSON, Secy. lated building at the foot of Van Ness and last time very shortly. TRI avenue and the bay, and unload the Meanwhile the building committee of HONOLULU OLIVE BRANCH REBEKAH LODGE daintiest of femininity at the door, the Masonic Hall Association has O. O. closed arrangements with T. A. Coffee to NO 2, L F. locks by Weaver Beach at Roasters the Trade Op" Meeta every first and third Thnra--.K- i: with their marceled shaded of Oakland, Cal., to come to Hilo and dav. at 7:30 p. m.. in Odd Fel- - fluffy parasols, long chiffon 1'? Intra' TT11 Visitinr Rhk&ha kre and their superintend the entire construction of eordiallv inrited to attend. veils floating to the breeze, and the the new temple. He has already been JOHN WEILL, Engineer JENNIE H. MACAULAY, N. G. en- cabled and, with his wife and children, SJ HAZEL CRANE. Secy. ladies disappear in the darkened ""It to return to their vehicles In will arrive by the next Enterprise. He Machinery Bought, Sold and Repaired, trance, Ship and General OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371, F. & A. M. a short time radiant with smiles, and has had much experience in the con- Blacksmithiuf. i a Meets on the last Monday ef eacn usually talking to several more ladies struction of reinforced concrete build- Agent for month, at Masonic Temple, at 7:30 p. ings - who have either just driven up, or and the plans of the new Hilo J m. Visiting brethren are cordially in- building very one THE FOOS GASOLINE ZNOINS vitd tn attend were met within the offices above. are like those of he Please remember that you can get ' ' M. M. JOHNSON. VT. M. recently erected in California. He Is and win The reason for all this flutter at the LOTS IN THE CITY HAMILTON MACHINE TOOLS W. H. GOETZ. Secretary. transport headquarters is that the strongly recommended by the architect LOTS IN THE SUBURBS Your kitchen is and his employment will in 135 MERCHANT ST. Telephone lit. nvl' T.TtAHT CHAPTER NO. 2. O. E. S. women of the Navy are preparing tc result LOTS ON THE MOUNTAIN plei - already once having this modern style of building any any cool and Meets every third Monday of each move. They have- moved at time, in place, but dress always moDth, at 7:30 p. m., in the Masonic since they came to San Francisco from put up in thoroughly satisfactory THERE ARE ONLY A FEW 7& Temple. Visiting sisters and brothe:s when they jour shape. are eordially invited to attend. the East, and that was A. A. WILSON. pleasant when CLARA M. SCHMIDT, W. M. neyed to Seattle. LOCAL HAPPENINGS. ADELAIDE M. WEBSTER, Sec. Now they are preparing to become The Pineapple Planting Company de- Seaside Lots Left few pines to cannery BEA1 3, S. residents of Manila for a months. livered its first the LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. O. E. 7, on expects 125 General Contractor Meets at the Maaonic Temple every The fleet sails from here July but Friday, and to have tons JL Navy canning. Office, 58 , second Saturday of each month, at 7:30 the wives and children of the of fruit this season for JAS. F MORGAN. Young Bldg. Tel. HI. - m. Visiting sisters and brothers are men will depart July 6, on the trans- David G. May, bookkeeper for Wm. B JP-eordiallv invited to attend. MINNIE FRAZEE, W. M. port Thomas, bound for Manila, and G. Irwin & Co., arrived, in Hilo on LOUISE A. TRUE, Secy. touching at Honolulu. Friday morning on a tour of inspec- "We Many of the officers wives will re tion of the books of the Irwin planta- Gatton, Neill & Company, Ltd. t IB O. somethia LADIES' AUXILIARY, A. H main in Honolulu for the next ship. tions on this island. He was the guest get the t DIVISION NO. 1. while many more will go straight to of Mr. and Mrs. Balding at Wainaku For Sale Engineers Machinists terest th Meets every first and third Manila, so as to be nicely settled by for several days, and then went to and Tl new used. Tuesday, at 8 p. m., ia O. comes sailing along plantations along coast. the is ,B. U. Hall, Fort Street the time the fleet the AN INVESTMENT QUEEN AND RICHARDS STREETS tb beau Visiting sisters are eordially Mrs. Oma Holland, wife of Dr. John from Australia. re-tub- ed NOT A Boilers with charcoal-Iro- n Belt Pi-- invited to attend. Navy women Holland, formerly of Hilo, was granted SPECULATION MRS. K. CO WES. Pres. Among the first of the or steel tubes. General ship work. R Pins and JOSEPHINE DILLON, See. fo register for the Thomas were Mrs. a divorce by Judge Parsons last week eled In t W. H. H. Southerland, Miss Souther-lan- d on the ground of desertion and failure MYSTIO LODGE NO. 2. K. of P. and Miss Mary Southerland. Mrs. to provide. She was given the custody 1 b Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd. Meeta oa the second and fourth Tuesdays of Southerland is the wife of Captain of the child. ES PINEAPPLE KOA DESKS and j each montn at i :so Owing to a dispute over former lilfiil o'clock in K. of P. Hall, corner Fort Southerland, commander of the New the FOUR POSTERS and Beretania. Visiting brothers cordi- Jersey. Mrs. Southerland and her sale of the last of the old buildings on 113 li ally invited to attend. handsome daughters were among the the government lot. Bridge street, the W. L. LYLE, C. C. F. WALDRON, K. R. S. most fashionable of the Navy women former sale has been set aside and the OE WING CHONC buildings CO. at the Fairmont gayeties during the will againibe put at auction ID King and Bethel - : Hh July" HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. 1. PYTH fleet jubilee, and no function was com- on Saturday, June 13, at 12 o'clock HI R ES IAN SISTERS. plete without them. They will stay a noon. every Monday, at C & Meeta first and third short time In Honolulu, and proceed R. W. Filler has accepted the posi- 7:30 p. m., at Knights of Pythias Hall, tion superintendent BUI FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS! Fort and Beretania streets. All visi- to Manila to welcome the fleet when of of the Hilo Oahu Ice & Electric Co. and tors eordiallv invited to attend. it sails in, spend a short time after- Railroad, which was offered to him WHITEHEAD, M. E. O. 111 I RENEE ward with Captain Southerland, and several weeks ago, as exclusively an- tlrs. FLAGS. ALL SIZES. GRACE O'BRIEN. M. of R. & S. Send your orders early. Wall, when the New Jersey bids farewell tc nounced in the Herald. Mr. Filler may II ICE delivered any part TC. in at of the Nichols Co-- Ltd. OAHTJ LODGE NO. 1, XL of P. Manila, they will sail for Japan. arrive here on the next trip, of the city. . Island orders promptly filled. Virginian, which K-wa- Meets every 1st and Ird Friday at Mrs. George Burnett, wife of Colonel sailed for Salina Cruz Tel. 528; P. O. Box 600. Office, lo. 7:30 o'clock, Pythian tfall. corner dere- - Burnett, United States Marine Corps last Saturday. Failing this, he will BANZAI ! atania and Fort streets. Visiting broth come by next ers eordially invited to will travel with her three children, a the Columbian, due here Price right. 1 attend. We have the best Japanese Importa- A. DEERING, O. O. trained nurse and a governess, so the week to load sugar for Salina Cruz, Land rich, warm and been cultivated. w tions In J. W. WHITE, K. R. S. little folk can go to school just the Adam Lindsay and Mrs. Lindsay will Acknowledged fine pineapple land. NEW SILKS and CREPES. NOVELTIES, same as "land" children, whether leave Hilo for six months, starting on A william Mckinley lodge no. 8, ship or ashore. the Mauna Kea riext week. Mr. Lind- be g: Etc. K. aboard JAS. F. MORGAN. AMERICAN and PANAMA HATS of P. Mrs. A. W. Hinds, wife of Lieuten- say has been granted leave of absence Squa Ladles Gentlemen Meets every aeeond and fourth Saturday even. ant Commander A. W. Hinds of by T. H. Davies & Co., for whom he SPRl For and tana a ing at 7 :au the ranklin Autos o'clock, in Pythian Hall, corner Bere-- I Virginia, will be a passenger on the is manager of their business in Hilo, and Fort streets. Visiting broth-er- a NOV tania Thomas. It will be her first trip to the and will visit England and Scotland, Auction Sale Man IVAKAMI, Hotel Street cordially invited to attend. twenty-seve- W. L. FRAZEE, C. C. Orient. where he has not been for n SILENT CAMERON. E. A. JACOBSON, K. R. S. Mrs. E. L. Bennett, wife of Lieuten- years. Naturally, Mr. Lindsay Proc .7. W. LA U HA LA MATS expect recognize many NTo Noise on any Speed. Fant ant Bennett of the Virginia, will be a does not to ol 16, Coarse Lauhala COURT CAMOES NO. 8110, A. O. F. second feminine representative of one his very young boyhood chums, still Tuesday, June 1908, Come and See It. Selec pasii Mats for lanais. Meeta every second and fourth Tues- of the favorite ships of the fleet to sail his vacation will be an agreeable one, a KINO day of each month, at 7:30 p. nu, in 10 O'CLOCK A. M., Fans, Baskets, San Antonio Hau, Vineyard street. on the Thomas. and his many friends in Hilo hope that Vocn Tapas, Brasses, Visiting brothers cordially invited to Mrs. J. W. Robinson, wife of Lieu- he will enjoy every minute of it. at my salesroom, 87 Kaahumanu St., Pottery. attend. Fina DR. JOHN F. COWES, C. R. tenant Robinson of the Kentucky; Mrs. I will sell Man M. C. PACHECO. F. S. P. Andrews, lieu- Associated Garage HAWAII & whose husband is a 1 Large Oil Painting, "Mt. Rainier, K. SOUTH SEAS tenant aboard the Kansas; Mrs. J. ENDORSEMENT REFUSED 1 Oil Painting, Gorge," Fina CAMOES CIRCLE NO. 240. C. O. F. wife "Water H. F. MURRAY, Manager. CURIO CO, Parker, of Lieutenant Parker; 1 Water Color, "Koolau Side of Meeta every second and fourth Thurs- Mrs. George L. Smith, wife Lieuten- Young Bids'. day of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in of Oahu," . Vineyard ant Smith Connecticut; 8an Antonio Hall, street. of the Mrs. F 1 Water Color, "Mountain Stream," Visiting companions are cordially in- Brooks Upham, whose husband is one CAMPBELL'S NOMINEE vited to attend. 1 Water Color, "Mokapu Point," Asters MRS. J. P. REGO, O. C. of the New Jersey's lieutenants; Mrs. 1 your a. Water Color, "Windward Side of ALL SHADES till R. J. BORGES, F. 8. A. E. Sterling and Mrs. D. M. Addison, Oahu," Ch repair, be Reduction Sale at Si wife of the paymaster of the Virginia The County Executive Committee of 1 "Kaneohe," only one v COURT LUNALILO NO. 6600, A. O. F. are among Water Color, Meets every first and third Wednesday the Navy women already the Republican party held a meeting 1 Oil Painting, "Vegetables," Len Choy Re away. CONTINUING UNTIL 6. 43c. evenings of each month, at 7:30 p. m., registered to sail July Wednesday custom. 1 "Fruit," Beretania Bring tl in Pythian Hall, corner Fort and as is their Oil Painting, and Smith Street " H.i them roo JUNE 30. Beretania streets. Visiting brothers The matter of the greatest, interest 1 Water Color, "Shooting Scene." cordially invited. " nish looks. H. H. HANAKAHI, C. R. to the members of the party was the 10:30 A. M. AS. K. KAULIA, P. C, F. S. SUPERVISORS DISTILLED WATER Tr; LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S J consideration of the request of Treas- pres: Men's Sol 1 urer A. Campbell they endorse HONOLULU AERIE 140. F. O. E. J. that Joseph S. Kunewa for position of FURNITURE, ETC. Th Ladies S Meets on second and the PURE SODA WATER nnvv fourth Wednesday even-- WAN T ARTILLERY Tax Assessor of Maui. HATS ines of each month, at Before the committee had met it was Popt If Air AV 7:30 o'clock, in Pythian they Te HalL corner Beretania and Fort streets. Visit- e'ident that no matter how much JAS. F. MORGAN, Fountain Soda Works ing Eagles are invited to attend. The Maui Board of Supervisors want might have wished to endorse the tion W. Li. Jr KAZKE, W. choice of the Treasurer it was certain AUCTIONEER. -- at A H. T. MOORE, Secy. to buy a Colt automatic gun. At Unia K. U YEDA least they would not do so on account of V? If impression T. KUNIKIYO 1028 ITJUANU AVENUE HONOLULU HARBOZ1 NO. 54, A. A. that is the to be gained the strong opposition that has devel- FLORIST Nalr of M. & P. from a report of the last meeting of oped. Must Close This Estate La w be- Fort Street, next Kash Store. Meets on first and third Sun- that legislative body as printed in the Maui citizens are a unit in their 151 day eveninfrs of each month, Maui News, which said: lief that there are good, honest, cap- LARGE PIECE LAND Fresh flowers daily. Violets. Carna at 7 o'clock, at Odd Fellows tions, Asters, mori AU "The County Attorney wrote that it able men who could fill the office to Roses and an assortment .roi, Shirts Hall. sojourning brethren School Street, near Liliha Street of decorative plants. In All Sizes Made to Order by are eordially invited to attend. was in the power of the county board the entire satisfaction of all but Orders for table By order Worthy President, to purchase a Colts automatic gun if chronics and that the office should go flowers promptly filled. Telephone ttl -- n A. TULLETT. tlan.1 they felt the same shou'd be bought." to a Maui man and after consider ation Tenement Building I B. YAMATOYA FRANK C. POOR, Secy. t At It may be that the supervisors of the the committee decided to endorse all NEW SHIPMENT. on Tauahl Street, oil Nuuanu Street. THEODORE ROOSEVELT CAMP Valley Isle need a quick flrer in their of th "indidates who have applied A and Th MIL unan- Famous "B" Brand a Boston Bid NO. L U. S. W. V. business, but whether the intention is resolution was introduced and Department of Hawaii. to fire salutes in their own honor or imously cirried to that effect. Hges Meeta R.fnrri.v nrwin nntip. tn mAmftA, In Kay, S. Small Cottage Thereon Camphorwood Waverley Block, corner Bethel and Hotel, at in view of the 'fact that it may be Those endorsed are W. A. For Kimonos atte 7:30 p. m. Visiting comradea cordially in- necessary to greet the battleships off Keliinoi and L. M. Baldwin. Will cut up in smaller lots. 8X11 W vited to attend. Lahaina with something1 louder than a The committee endorsed the applica- the V Trunks L. E. TWOMEY. Commander. firecracker, is not spread on the min- tions of men for inspectors of election K. day utes of the meeting. this fall. JAS. F. MORGAN. Fukuroda Dry TC; KWOHG HIHG GHQNG GO. MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL ALL COLORS AND PRICES ASSOCIATION. The Hawaii Supervisors need a bat- If Meets SeCOnil mrA fnnWYl VTinjta,. n tery of six-inc- h guns, according to Signorinetta cantered home winner Btrgsl 1024 Avenue .-. the ther Nuuanu month th A new V T TT.ll at reports that have come over, hut out- of the Epsom Derby by a couple of I'VE GOT A BARGAIN pent' and Beretania streets. lengths of 100 to 1. The Duke E. HUGHES. Pres. side of the opinion of County Attor- at odds On Kamehameha IV. Road Bikes Pari H. G. WOOTTEN, Secy. ney Case there has so far been no hint of Portland's Primer was second and Painted GEtlj LARGE HOUSE - LARGE LOT Tl Sing Chan Co. of trouble on Maui. Barclay Walker's Llangwym third. The TO LOOK EQUAL TO NEW HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO 1, I. O. R. M. 100 1 to Derby was Itfn Dealers ia last to shot win the you Meets everv first and third ISPS when was successful. THE Thursday of each month, in K. in Jeddah JAS. F. MORGAN. Y. YOSHiKAWA l:os GLASS, CROCKERY. of P. HalL eorner of Fort and There was hardly $25 of public money Visiting QUEER JUSTICE IS victory was re- 163 KING STREET Tl GENERAL HARDWARE. Beretania streets. on the winner and the brothers cordiauy invited to at ceived in absolute silence. The book- for M. A tend. Co. 229 KING STREET. J. W. ASH. Sachem. makers reaped one of the biggest har- Tax Sale c A. E. MURPHY, C. ef R. MO OKA vests over the race on record. Perrier, is " 1 King Edward's horse, finished thir- YAMATOYA," a w; HONOLULU LODGE 616, B. P. O. E is the first filly At nw Salesroom, 847 Kaahumanu St., ALL KINDS OF M choicer Honolulu Lodee No. B teenth. s;gnorintta $Bniwa ik Co. 616. to win th race since Shotover in 1S2. lenc AND P. O. E.. will meet in their SHIRTS, PAJAMAS KIMONOS CONTRACTORS BUILDERS hall. Kin? street rear Fort, The Maui News says: gienor Gin'strelli, owner of the win- Friday, June 19, 1908, and to fl every Friday evening. By ner, a man. The mare is en- MADE TO ORDER. Skec l(a order of the E. K. "This paper is in receipt of a letter is roir tered in all the principal English races 10 and MASONS, CARPENTERS. DRAYMEN from Molokai in which serious charges O'CLOCK A. M., 124S W. H. McINERNY. E. R. of the season. Fort St., Just above Orphtum this H. EASTON, Secy. are made against officials on i am by C. T. Room 180 Magoon Bldg. C. certain I instructed WILDER, be i that island. The Esq., Ter-rkor- y statement is made BE ON THE SAFE STDE. Tax Assessor. 1st Division, IJ that a man knocked the eye of anoth- of Hawaii, to sell public auc- physician may "be busy or out at rf-s- Union Electric Co. HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE er out, was tried convicted and sen- Your tion, as above, the following property i town .iust at the time some member Tli!( TOUNO CLTjjJ. tence suspended for thirteen months. of seized for taxes: C9 BERETANIA STREET Jw Meets n the first and third Fri or your family has an attack of colic or tanc FOULTVt jt The same man was acquitted on a 1 Roller-to- p Desk. 2 Chairs, Auwe no da hoi! Telephone S15 v5 m r"Lr" day. a, 7:30 o clock p. m.. in charge of assault and battery some diarrhoea. Such cases frequently prove ing. IGGS - Dry tfP&fS. rooms in Oregon Block, entrance a can re sntnniono'l 1 Office Chair. 7 B;ll Files, l Counter, gllf" Wiring - Bells Cells viFfiw-'H- ' on Lnion street. two weeks later. The letter says that fatal tefore doctor Is a thing to be broke. ! Boom 1 Small Counter. 1 Long It terrible T TRKSII Special attention to installing private J M. MacKINNOV, Chief, another man tied the hands of his wife or medicine spoored. Xn phvsioinn can Bench. uatf i JOHN MACAULAY. 8ecy. 4 Small Benches. 1 Clock. 3 Tables, need never be in that sad predicameat, groi telephones ana general repair wors. and beat her in a most brutal man- prescribe a better medicine than Cham- however. If you consult Honolulu, February 18. 190&. HAWAII ner. He plead guilty sentence was berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea 1 Pigeon-hol- e She'f. Dated CHAPTER NO. 1 ORDER and 1 OF KAMEHAMEHA. suspended, while another man was Remedy. It has been in use for more Iron Safe and Wooden Stand, 2 Counter Ends. J nrm ana cvtn-S- n fined eight dollars for slapping than a third of a centurv and has never XEAD THE ADVEETTSER 'T ""i inira inursaav his B ?f;hJn2nth 7' o'clock in Fraternity wife. If conditions are as bad there been known to fail. For sale by Ben-s- n. l.erl SAM j uuu . ii pt on ron vitwi. WORLD'S NEWS DAILY N. riRNANDKZ. as represented it seems to us that there Smith & Co.. Ltd., Agents for the JAS. F. MORGAN, R"lu n Carlo is work for the grand jury there." II.-aiia- Islands. AUCTIONEER. 101S Nuuanu. Ave., near Xlms. For Kins Stree Age

Tel. 2SS - 1 a .' - THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, MONDAY, HONOLULU, JUNE 15, 1908. If LOCAL BREVITIES Lots Being Sold in The Buford brought one hundred ROCESS bags of mail for this city. College Hills Bishop Libert confirmed a large class at the cathedral yesterday. GAS RANGE C. H. McBride, the secretary to Gov WHrrWEY & MARStTjjj ernor Frear, arrived home yesterday In The "New Process" Gas Range Lots are now being sold the Buford. is the range of universal favor 35 - ( I in Colleg? Hills, Honolulu's John H. Brown, U. S. Junior Engin- ;?- the most economical in the use eer, is here for duty in the Army En- of gas. They are: most attractive suburb. gineer's office. Would you like to own a Marine Engineers Beneficial Associa- $12.75, $13-50- , $16.00, tion will meet in K. of P. hall this $17.50, $18.50 Each. The ijj home? If so, let us sell you Monday evening. a home. The lots can be Harmony Lodge No. 3, I. O. O. F., And so up the line. Drop in when convenient and let us show you had at a very low price. will meet in Odd Fellows hall this what we have, and explain the advantages and superiority of the Monday evening at 7:S0. NEW PROCESS." Tou buy the lot and we will The KawaKiau Glee Club will fur- furnish the money to build nish the music for the Carmen's dance June 20, at the K. P. ha'L W. W. DIMOND & COMPANY, LTD. the home. G. L. Samson and family depart to- Wood and Coal Stoves and Ranges. morrow on the Hilonian for a visit of "Jewel" a few months to the mainland. ! Lieutenant George C. Bowen, who is to be stationed at Fort Shatter, ar- Company rived in the transport Waists Trent Trust yesterday. W. H. Rhoads, clerk in the Quarter- master's Deportment, arrived in the have (l LIMITED Buford. He will be stationed here. Ml arrived. See our John Nash, who was badly beaten or Saturday night, was taken to the hos- Window Display. pital for treatment yesterday morning. r Children playing ball in the Royal id $25 Reward School yard yesterday had the atten- A tion of a policeman to keep them Only $1.25 piece quiet. Mrs. J. K. Parsons, wife of Captain GA-jjeiET- in Will be paid by the HAWAIIAN J. K. Parsons of the 20th Infantry, Will confirm our judgment the selection of CO., LTD., for the arrest and arrived in the transport Buford yes- fysonviction of any person found stealing terday. NECKWEAR AND HOSIERY. ad- 0 "Voples of the Advertiser from you III dresses of subscribers. Lest forget we beg to say that The former comprises the very latest shades of silk Monday C. S. CRANE. tickets for the Carmen's dance, June I) 20, into-th- e Four-5n-Ha- nd j Bis ) can be obtained from all conductors made always fashionable and Manager. and motormen. 4 Bat Wing. 1 Tuesday's band concert will take I place at Aala Park, and not at Thomas Our line of Hoisery appeals to the men who insist Square. Today 1 the band will play at the departure of the transport Buford. upon having the latest most modern designs and color- P Special cars are to be provided over ing in" foot covering. We believe our assortment is Criterion and the main line of the Rapid Transit free of charge for those who remain at the unequaled in this city. Carmen's dance later than the regular ABADIE - - - Proprietor Palace cars. J. A fine collection of Hawaiian souve- Ladies and Gents Washing Done First-clas- s. That's where you get your nir post cards have just been received Gloves and Ostrich Feathers. at Hill's Curio Store, opposite Post-offic- e. SUVA'S TOGGERY Wool and Silk Made Cleaner by a New French Process. Entirely new subjects. Charges reasonable. Give us a trial. REAL DRAUGHT BEER Mr. and Mrs. A. Gartenberg and family are spending the summer with Elks' Building. 258 BERETANIA STREET : : : : : 'PHONE 149 relatives in Oakland. Mr. Gartenberg sparkle and snap. intends to visit New York before his King, near Fort Street. Phone with all its return to Honolulu. 61 THERE'S LIFE IN IT Every member of the St. Louis Col- lege Alumni Association is earnestly requested to be present at' a special meeting to be held at Dreier Hall, at : 11 C. J. McCarthy Prnn. 10 a. m., on Sunday, June 14. Busi- HEI direc- 1 ill ness: Election of officers and This Dressy Tan Suede Sailor tors, also to complete arrangements lit r3 for attending the funeral of the late Hon. August Dreier on Wednesday, Buckle For June 17. $6,00 Useful in every home and a souvenir of Hawaii. Made BAND WILL PLAY by ladies of the Methodist Church from design by Pastor's ST. LOUIS ALUMN Built toy Laird, Sehober & Co. wife and sold for the benefit of the church fund. IN EMMA SQUARE f J Jl Made of koa wood of convenient size to pack in ELECT NEW OFFICERS a trunk. Well finished in every way." A public moonlight band concert will If you try it on, you'll find be given this evening at 7:30 at Emma The annual meeting of the St. Louis it comfortable from the start. Square. The program will be: College Alumni Association was held $3.50 complete PART I. in the association's headquarters on March "The Battleships' (new).... yesterday morning, nearly Berger Union street Processional "Edina" Hume a hundred members being present. Mclnerny Shoe Store Fantasia '"Gipsy Life" Raymond The election of officers resulted as Selection "Martha" Flotow follows: President, Dr. J. F. Cowes; Coyne Furniture Company, Limited PART II. vice president, Julius W. Asch; secre- tary, E. P. McCann; treasurer, M. K. Vocal Hawaiian Songs.. Ar. by Berget Cook; auditor, W. Chung Hoon, Jr.; Alexander Young Building. Finale "Rigoletto" Verdi directors, Jas. L. Holt. W. P. Jarrett, MONTHLY Terrif oriel Messenger Service March 'Schneider's Band" (new).... C. A. Long, A. Williams. MCI ; Liscomb Jas. Finale "Inspection" Evans "The Star Spangled Banner." L MEET NG Parcel Delivery T RANSPOR T DANGS BUSINESS LOCALS. Telephone 361 Besides the many side-sho- 1 1 be AT THE SEASIDE Chiffon Mulls 4Cc. quality now 30c. given at the Y. M. C. A. social meeti- at Sachs. ng- tonight there will be a more for- GAMBLING GAME Going, Gone Red Table Damask, 60c. quality now mal program. Miss Ray Bell will en- Skeetgo, 43c. at Sachs. Thre will be a dance at' the Seaside tertain with one of her delightful reci- Houses to let furnished and unfur Hotel tonight in honor of the officers tations, Arthur Mhyre's quartet will A FLOODED CELLAR The best and most sanitary means of ridding your house nished; Co., Ltd. Trent Trust and ladies of the transport Buford. render some melodious selections, and comfort-killin- g Try (Urnes your moving or of the pestiferous insects. SKEETGO for which will remain in port until to- Will Warren will give one of his in- Fort and Queen streets. rids your rooms of them without the odor or smoke morrow morning at eleven o'clock. To imitable "Dutch" monologues. In making a gambling raid the police There are no more comfortable rooms are very up against all sortj of of buhack. anywhere than those to be had at the the Army and Navy and the friends ol The Pollard Twins will make posi- often Popular on the Seaside generally an invitation tc tively their last appearance in Hono- difficulties. A raid made on the res- Fort street. tonight, having persuaded construc- this dance is extended. lulu been to taurant on King street near River on Tenders are asked for the return to Honolulu for this special oc- Dollar Each tion of a freight and passenger depot information that a gambling joint was One vegetables casion. Ernest Kaai will be on hand at Alakea strtet wharf. Fresh fruits and arrived with some special music, while the Vic- in operation lead to the officers being May & If you are looking for Ir.d:a Linens, in Hilonian for Henry Co. tor talking machine will be on deck to dropped through a trap door into a Order this morning. Phone 22. Benson, Smith & Company, Ltd. Nainsooks, L"ng Cloth or Linen fill any gaps that may occur. cellar partly filled with water on Sat- Lawns, Sichs & Co. is the place. everywhere will Scattered around be urday evening. The restaurant is on embroidery sale begins this the tents where the Savitar and other Hotel and Fort Street. Blom's gore King morning. Big bargains in the em-fcroid- interesting creatures are confined, and the lot made by and River line. See ad top of page 2. the Spielers will be always in evidence. streets. The entrance to the gambling See W. L. Howard for pineapple The refreshment committee will have room was through a trap door in the to a land. He will show you and help you take back seat when they're about, floor of the kitchen, xayior and his on road to success when started. and that refreshment committee is no men on the spot too quick the If money is worth saving, our back number. arrived The Territorial Messenger Service has for the lookout to notify the gamblers a package delivery department. Pack- ads. are worth reading. "Busy and the trap door was forced. It seems was trying ages in its charge will have prompt for us means Money Saved that one of the gamblers attention. June" E to get out of the trap door as the of for von. We do not oermit croods fleers were trying to get in and this SHIPPING AND COMMISSION "When you sro down town today, see precipitated INSURANCE special reductions in every- caused the sleuths to be MERCHANT FIRE and MARINE the list of of inferior quality in our stock, no down a sort of steep stair to the depths day and fancy goods at N. S. Sachs TIRED FROM GOAST gamblers were Dry Coods Co., Ltd. matter how low their price. Your of the cellar. There the at work playing paikau. They were For-- If your water pipes are leaking or guarantee is Money-Bac- k. sitting on high stools around a table. Agent any pPikia your plumbing there is with C. IT. McBride, Governor Frear's pri- The bottom of the cellar was covered & send for Sing Chan Co., opposite Aala and ARTHUR SEWALL CO. SPECIALS vate secretary, arrived from San Fran- with about six inches of water Fark, on King street. the dominoes were swept off the table Bath, Me. The Perfection Home Bakery on CHEVIOT SEEGE cisco yesterday by the U. S. transport into this. The Chinese being caught PARROTT & CO. Beretania near Queen street will serve All wool, 52 inches wide; $1.23 quality Buford. like rats in a trap were taken to the San Francisco. you with high grade cakes, pies and at P3c. a yard McBride. who looks none the worse police station and on Saturday they Magis- Boston baked beans. CHIFFON MULLS recent cabling, was sought out were all fined by the District for his trate, seven of them paying seven dol- There's nothing better in footwear dainty pat- by representative of the Advertiser our Laird, Sehober & Sheer soft material, in a lars apiece for their fun. for ladies than colorings: 40c. Co. tan suede with the sailor buckle. It terns and delicate and an interview requested. is comfortable at the start, and will quality 3oc a yard 'I am tired,' said the secretary, "and e number of KEEP YOUR CASH STRAIGHT always be so. Mclnerny Sh-- store. TABLE DAMASK am engaseJ to entertain a officers from the transport so would BALL PLAYERS WILL Mosquitoes are increasing with the damask, full width: 60c. in- way Red table beg to be excused from giving an The way to avoid errors in entry, making change or in length of the days and the best quality 45c. a yard today. I intend to prepare a to get rid of is by the use of a terview thm LISLE-THREA- press, however, OPTION of - D statement for the LOCAL charges, is by installing one our Skeetgo. Smith &- Co., Hotel KAYSER'S GLOVES EXERCISE failure to make Btnori. which I will give out as soon as fin- and Fort streets, own the patent on Two-clas- p, washable; white, gray, r ished." this article and oth.-- mikers are to tan, black and brown 60c. a pair sore over prosecuted. McBride feels a trifle the name be RIBBON SPECIAL way in which the local papers have There is talk of changing the Board may be had with rwms at the 35c. a yard treated the episode of the cablegrams. of the Atkinson Baseball League to National Cash Registers residence Af Mrs. Oassidy on the lower 50c. fancy ribbons over- Pretty Dresden effects and fancy He thinks that they somehow the Hustace Baseball League. This road at Waikiki within a short dis- looked the fact that he had letters to tance of the cars. There is good bath- plaids. will be decided at a meeting of the the fleet committee in San Francisco Information furnished on request 1 ing, canoes and bots for the use of SPECIAL REDUCTION XN LADIES' and was also the personal representa- league to be called this week. The delightfully sit- guests. The house is SWEATERS tive of the Governor. He declared yes- former constituents of '"Our Jack" are uated in the center of beautiful done had White, navy red. terday that whatever he hid means of showing their grounds. Colors and been done in the interests of the taking this -- $3.50 $2.90 bet disapproval of his late political move 4 quality Territory and that as soon as he learn- - t i! 4.25 3.50 do not object to SPRAINS QUICKLY CT'KFD. quality ed that authority to go further ahead They say that they 4.75 3.50 Anti-Salo- on League, but they think Cham-lerlain'- quality withheld, he dropped the the Go. ' freelv with s had been Bathe the parts d Atkinson Base- The Waterhouse ab- ivhole matter. that the of the Pain Balm and pive them ball League should not be at the hea'1 Building. Sole Agents. solute rest, and a quiek cure is certain. league opposed to 'balls," either Judd & Co., Ltd., The Club Stables keep a lot oi fine of a For sale bv Benson. Smith N.S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd. or low. v. Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. horses and carriages for hire. high

4 COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, 12 THE PACIFIC JUNE 15, igc8.

HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE Canadian-Australia- Line MARINE 4 n Royal Mail 3 REPORT. 1 tialstead & Co., Ltd Canadian Pacific Railway Co Honolulu, Saturday, June 13, 190S. Steamers running In connection with the (From San Francisco Merchants STOCK AND BOND call at Honolulu on or about the following dates vapilal. AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER. NAMB OF STOCK. Paid DpiV&L Bid. FOR FIJI AND 23 Sunday, 14. JUNE 26 MARAMA JUNE June MANUKA 22 Portland Arrived, 14, MBCAKTlU. JULY 24 AORANGI JULY June U. S. A. O. Brewer 4 Co fa.noo.ooo, Hoc MARAMA ... 19 Sherman, AUGUST 22 MANUKA AUGUST T. from Honolulu. ROKERS AORANGI is 5,000.000 20 27K 27k moana sept. mJmarama September Haw. ArlcnlTnVaL 1,200,000 loo Fanning Island. PORT OF Baw Cora A Sugar Co 3.312.75; loo 9) LOANS Will call at HONOLULU. 2.000,000! 20 84 NEGOTIATED THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD. Honoma. 75O.00OI loo AKETVSD. Honokas; 2,000, Waj 20j lii Members Honolulu Stock and GENERAL AGENTS. Haik 500000 100. Exchange Bo4 Saturday, June 13. FOR SALE K&hnku.- - 500.000 20: 83' Str. Noeau, Mitchell, from Sihei Plan Co Ltd 2,500,000 So! Kavainae 500,000 100 Sunday. 14. MAIL S. S. CO., OCCIDENTAL & ORIENTAL Junp McBryde 8u?"Co Ltd 1,500,000 30 FOR SALE. PACIFIC Str. W. G." Hall, , 800,000 2 28 Tullett, from Kauai 11,000 - Lots at Kalihi, close to car-H- n, S. S. CO., AND TOYO KISEN KAISHA. ports. Kapahulu Lot sq. ft. Two- unomea...... 1,000.000 20 at Cokala ... 500.000 20 8 half prices. Terms: $50 down. a call Honolulu and leave this Ahu-kin- Ola Steamers of the above companies will at Str. Ke Au Hou, Pedersen, from i. bedroom cottage ...$1100 a Sugar Co Ltd..., 0,000,000 2c 4 $10 per month, without Interest. Olowalii 150,800 loo on or about the dates mentioned below: Lots (about one-ha- lf sort Faauhaa Sug Plan Co 5.000.000 60 1 acre) on Maa vn-- THE ORIENT. FOR SAP Jf'KAtiBW. Stf. Maui, Bruhn, from Paauilo. 500,000 loo 11U Heights, unequaled in view and soil. JUNE 15 MONGOLIA JUNE 13 Str. Iwalani, Self, from Molokai Punchbowl Slope, Prospect street Paia... 750,000 100! 17 Lots at from $230 and up In MANCHURIA 23 Pepeekee 750,000 loo 135 145 Nuaaav MARU JUNE 23 HONGKONG MARU JUNE ports. 75x125. Two-stor- y, three-bedroo- m Pioneer .. 2.750.000 100! Valley, on your own terms. NIPPON 27 Lot 145 ASIA JUNE SO KOREA JULY A.-- H. S. S. Despatch, Kokeritz, from Waialua Agri Co. .. 4,500,0001 100 80 63 Lots at Kapahulu at $100 each, house. Lot well plant Waiiukn .... 1,500,000 loc 145 time payments without Kaanapali. Waimanalo 252,000 locloO interest. & CO., LTD., Agents. U. S. A. T. Buford, Hall, from San ed with fruit trees 4000 Waimea Sugar Mill 125.000 looj .. 60 Lots at Palama, .within walking di H. HACKFELD MI3C kllanboci tance from town. terms. Francisco. Inter-Islan- Easv d 8 8 Co 1.500,000 loc J. H. SCHNACK, 137 DEPARTED. Haw Electric Co... 600,000 loo Merchant ItrMt. Manoa Valley Lot 100x150. Two- - HRTALCoPJd.. 1,150.000 IX Table Bkt. Irmgard, Christiansen, for San HRTAL Co. Com. 68 FOR SALE. Steamship Co. Time Tal Co.. 150,000 Oceanic Francisco. bedroom cottage 2S00 Mutual 10 Nahiku Rubber Co 60.000 loo Galvanized Am. schr. Alice Naniku Kabber Co Assess. 100 t sheet steel tanks, sky- 24. 1908. the SALOON RATES will be: Single Fare, McDonald, Bender, lights, On and after June for the Sound. OR&LCo 4,000,000! loc 101 102 H gutter, ridging, leader and air Hilo R R Co 1.000,000, 20 pipe. Any shape, any size, any MS; Round Trip, U0. Family rooms extra. A.-- H. S. S. Columbian, Colcord, fo Pawaa, King street Lot 75x140. Honolu'o Brewing & weight. Malting Co i,td 400.000 21 22 In stock or to order. Ribbed or fire- Kahului. Two-stor- y, four-bedroo- m 3000 FROM SAN FRANCISCO. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. house.. flaw Pineapple Co. ... 4C0.000 20 4k proof wire skylight glass. Estimates 24 Ann. Out on ALAMEDA JUNE 19 ALAMEDA JUNE PASSENGERS Bonds standing anything in our line. JULY 10 ALAMEDA JULY 15 Haw Terpo (Fixe Job work in sheet metals solicited. ALAMEDA Arrived. Claims) L JULY 31 AIAMKDA AUGUST 5 815.0O0 EMMELUTH & CO., LTD., ALAMEDA Per str. W. G. Hall, from Hw Ter 4 p C (Re- 21 AUGUST 26 Kauai funding 1905 600,000 Phone 211. 145 King St. ALAMEDA AUGUST ALAMEDA 14. ports, June H. E. Abbey, Miss Ed Haw Ter LOttYWO ALAMEDA SEPT. 11 Haw 4Jpo... above steamers, the agents are wards, Miss Cotrel, Mr. and Mrs. C. Henry Waterhouse Trust Go., Ter 454 P c 1.000. )GC FOR SALE Pineapple In' connection with the sailing of the M. 19 Haw Ter Spc ...... i,ou,oeo land, planted by any Lovsted, deck. Haw Gov't 5 0 i,eoo prepared to issue, to intending passengers, Coupon Through Tickets d or ready to plant, as desired; also 150 Francisco to all points In the United States, and from Per str. Iwalani, from Maui and Mo Cal Beet Sag 4 Ref railroad, from San lokai ports, June 14. J. D. McVeigh, LIMITED. uo6pc 1,000,000 acres to lease or sell. You get thl New YoVk by any steamship line to all European ports. Batktp c...... 800,000 100 C. A. Hartwell, Dr. Hosmer, I For further particulars apply to Mrs. H. Hamaina itch Co land; I will get you advances If desired. F. Jones, S. Sayegusa, Ah You, Miss Upper Ditch 8 p C... 300,000 . -i- ioo G. & CO., LTD., Corner Fort and Merchant Streets Haw Com A Sugar W. L. HOWARD WM. IRWIN Julia Kaluai, H. Kaluai'. 5 p AGENTS. Co c ...... 1.871,000 Telephone 181. Mclntyre Bldg. Per U. S. A. T. Buford, from San " i y V H ...... 475,000 Francisco, 14. Hilo R R f!o Ann 1.030,000 June For Honolulu: W. Hon K T L Co 8 p ej 647,000 105 H. Rhoads, C. II . McBride, Lt. Geo. C. RENT TRUST CO., Ltd. isauia o p c 206,000 Bowen, Mrs. James K. Parsons, Johrj Mc Bryde bug Co 6 p C 3S.000.OOC 6 Afong Matson Navigation Co. DEAL Co 0 n c 900.000 KOK'toi Albert F. Bl H. Brown. For Guam: W. W. Wat- Oahn Sugar Co 6 p c... 1,250,000! son, Arthur J. Pallausch. For Manila: Uiaa sujrar vo 8 p c... 850,000 5 832 FORT STREET The 8. 8. HILONIAN of this line, carrying passengers and freight, will TO LET Pac fic Sugar Mill Lt. Col. C. H. Watts, Maj. S. D. Rock- - 1 ran in a direct service between this port, and San Francisco, sailing and Co 8 8 450.0C0 100 Jt J J enbach, Maj. L. M. Brett, Maj. C. E. Paia 6 p c 1.250.CO0 00 arriving on or about the following dates: $40.00 and Over. B Stanton, Capt. H. Hall, Capt. Grot Pioneer Mill Co p c 1,500,000 101 $75.00. ...Waikiki; 4 B. Furnished wmalna Ag Co 5 r e . a.ooo.ow lave San Francisco. Arrive Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. Hutcheson, Capt. Edgar H. Yule, Capt. R.... STOCK AND BOND BROKER J. W. Moore, Lt. J. R. McAndrews, j 60.C0 WaikikI Beach 2 B. R. 23.125 paid. t23 per cent paid. .JUNE 10 JUNE 16 Lt. W. S. SESSION SALES. JUNE t Grant, Lt. J. R. Starkey, Lt. 50.00.. College Hills; 4 B. R.. Furnished MEMBER HONOLULU STOCK JULY 1 JULY 8 JULY 14 Charles W. Harlow, Lt. Lawrence M- 25 Hon. B. & M. Co., 21. JULY 29...... AUG. 6 AUG. 11 cintosh, Lt. H. H. Slaughter, Lt. H. C. 50.00.. Pacific Hts.; 4 B. R.. Furnished BETWEEN BOARDS. AND BOND EXCHJLNQa 26 SEPT. 2 SEPT. 8 Muhlenberg, None. AUG. K. Lt. Carl C. Oakes, Lt $25.00 $35.00. SEPT. 23 SEPT. 30 OCT. 6 John T. Kennedy, Lt. James C. Wil to NOTICE. PASSENGER RATES TO SAN FRANCISCO: First Cabin, 160. liams, Lt. F. L. Sward, Lt. Alfred H. $25.00 Bates St ..1 B. R. At the regular monthly meeting of the directors of the Hawaiian Commer- Round Trip, First Class, lilt. Hobley, Lt. Gibbes Lykes, Lt. Arthui $35.00.. Pacific Hts.; 2 B. R.. Furnished Real Estate The new S. S. LURLINE of this line, carrying freight and passengers, E. Wilbourn, Lt. Harry B. Crea, Lt. cial & Sugar Co., held June 10, 1908, a 80c. per will sail from Honolulu for San Francisco direct, on or about June 23. Henry J. Weeks, Lt. L. H. Drennan, $10.00 to $35.00. dividend of share was declared HAWAIIAN payable on July 5, 1903. DEVELOPMENT CO. Fer further particulars apply to Lt. John H. Muncaster, Lt. William $10.00 Morris Lane...... 2 B. R. W. Erwin, Lt. Edgar S. Miller, Lt. LIMITED. CASTLE ft COOKE, LTD., 10.00. Kaimuki 2 B. R. Thomas C. Lonergan, Lt. A. L. Sneed, B. - - - ' . AGENTS. Professional Cards F. McSTOCKER ManftftWl Lt. L. D. Baker, Lt. George Dany, Lt 10.00 St 2 B. E. Middle STANGENWALD BUILDING Roy P. Stoneburn, Miss Frances No-winsk- y. 13.00 ...... School St 2 B. R. AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Miss Amelia I. Haentsche, CHINA PAINTING. Cable Address: Develop Ap-pe- MRS. J. LISHMAN MORE Classes In FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. Miss Alice Baker, Mrs. Ottillie'C. l, 15,00 Gandall Lane 2 B. R. P. O. Box 263 C. Shelley, china painting. Orders solicited. "Weekly Sailings via Tehuantepec. Melville Partello, F. B. 17.00 2 B. R D. McL. Crowley, Alder St..... Studio, 1445 Keeaumoku street. Tel- Francis J. Harte, ' CHAS. BREWER & CO.'B 41st South 18-0- 3 ephone 134S. 7968 TO Freight received at all times at the Company's Wharf, Street, Thomas L. McKenna, Ernest P. Schil- 0 Gandall Lane B. R. Brooklyn. ling, A. NEW YORK LINE Arthur Smith, Friederich 22.50 Young St 3 B. R. ' FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN- FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO Sprengel, Charles H. Foster, Lorenzo Classified Advertisements Regular 25.00 Matlock Ave 2 B. R. line of vessels plying CISCO. HONOLULU. Onrubia, F. J. Hayles, John C. Shaw, between New York and Honolulu. 27 Mrs. V. C. Anderson, Mrs. Frank Barr, 30.00 3 B. K. ALASKAN JUNE 28 Alexander St WANTED. BARK NUUANU will sail from 18 ARIZONAN JUNE Mrs. W. E. Hill, Alvin Straub, Leroy ARIZONAN JULY NICELY-FURNISHE- D New 'York cn or about July 19, JULY 19 35.00 Thurston Ave 3 B. R. A house, by a FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO- ALASKAN Alvord, Mrs. Helen Koon, Mrs. G. B. 190S. Subject to change without no- Mc-Nama- reliable party. P. O. Box 174. 2S5 Weber, C. ra, LULU. For further information apply to W. Cleeland, Michael SOME OTHERS NOT ADVERTISED tice. MEXICAN JUNE 17 H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., G. B. Weber, V. C. Anderson, WHITE woman for general housework FREIGHT TAKEN AT LOWI8T TEXAN JULY 1 Agents, Honolulu. 676 enlisted men, U. S. Navy, petty"of-ficer- s at Wahiawa. Apply 40S Beretania RATES ' Company's wharf, C. P. MORSE, and seamen; 118 enlisted men, 2S3 Freight received at ' avenue. For freight rates apply to Greenwich Street. General Freight Agent. Battery D, 2nd Field Artillery; 24 en- nn 1 xJ men, IinriiTi miiPT uu., CHAS. BREWER & CO., listed attached to Battery D, foi nun inuoi liu. TO rent furnished cottage for few 27 Kilby St., Boston; or 4th Infantry. months. Address "Morrow," Adver- THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., Departed. tiser. S064 Honolulu. Phone 295. - 63 Queen Street. Per bkt. Irmgard, for San Francisco. Classified Advertisements HUSTACE-PEC- K COMPANY, LTD., Col. Tompkins, Wm. Graham, Mr. JOB PRINTER; must be a man of ex- FOR RENT OR LEASE. perience and ability to design and GENERAL CONTRACTORS. Raphael, Miss Williams, Miss Law- Pure-Bre- Dealers in rence, Miss Gulick, Mrs. Turman, iirs FOUR houses, all furnished. One on execute work of an artistic charac- d Van Winkle. Beretania avenue, handsomely fur- ter. Second-rater- s and schoolboy Crushed Rock, White and Black Sand, Fire Wood, Stove and nished, including piano; grounds printers need not apply. Hawaiian Steam Coal, Blacksmith Coal, Hay, Grain, Garden Soil and Booked to Depart. beautifully laid out with fruit and Gazette Co., Ltd. 8035 Per M. N. S. S. Hilonian, for POULTRY Manure. San shade trees. Three on Kalakaua Francisco, June 16. Clarence Dyer, avenue, fronting on the beach; good SITUATION WANTED. FOR SALE. Draying and Heavy Teaming a Specialty. Mrs. George J. Augur, Master Augur, Ala-k- et bathing. Apply to L. B. Kerr, r.i h. Apply E. Mrs. L. C. Abies, Kenneth Abies, Wil-lar- d GENERAL blacks WHITE LEGHORN street store, or on the premises. Graves, Tel. 1481, Helen's Court. 285 COCKERIL. Abies, Mrs. Marks and two chil- 2S5 BROWN LEGHORNS, dren, Lester Marks, Miss Werthmueller, ENGLISH DORKINGS, Miss E. C. Skinner, F. Y. Sullivan, ROOM AND BOARD. FOR RENT. BLACK MINORCAS, Miss Louise Gulick, Miss Craig, Miss ONE-HAL- F of a cottage, furnished or ONE BAGGAGB SHIPPING Phone CASSIDY, 2005 Waikiki, with PEN BUFF WYANDOTTES, Union-Pacif- J. C. Carlson, Mrs A. Barnes, Mrs E. MRS. Ma-chad- o, ic canoes. Good bath- unfurnished. Inquire of Mrs. WHITE ORPINGTON COCK Crystal use of boats and 806-- 1 STORAGE WOOD Frazier, Mrs. E. Gallagher, Mrs. Petrie, ' 930 Kalihi road. strain. Miss G. child, ing. 8065 . Whiteman and W. P. EGGS In season. PACKING COAL Aliller, from choice stock Transfer Co., Ltd. Olmsted Atwater, William King street. Room and COTTAGE to let at Waikiki Beach; Address: W. C. WEEDON, 58 Horst, Miss Stalla Pedro, Miss Grace VIDA VILLA, board; also table board. 8045 good bathing. Apply to L. B. Kerr, Box 658, Honolulu. AND PIANO MOVING. Webster, Miss M. A. Brown, Miss E. Alakea street. 8061 nS KING ST. FURNITURE Thomas, Miss AI. Waddington. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Smith, L. G. Kel'ogg, G. D. FOR SALE. COOL, pleasant furnished rooms. Wah Ying Chong Bell and wife, H. M. Smith and wife, TWO-SEATE- D surrey, in good condi- Elite, Hotel street, opposite Young: to. jas Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Samson and tion. Pacific Guano and Fertilizer Hotel. 806:: CITY TRANSFER CO. h lote. two children, W. E. Chambers, Co., Kalihi. 285 King Street, Ewa of Fishmaket Miss II. C. Wood, Mrs. W. A. FIVE-ROO- M cottage. Electric lights DRY GOODS and FURNISHING Taylor, Miss Mary Lawrence, Alice MODERN six-roo- m dwelling and lot and gas; mosquito-proo- f. Apply 10C6 Thompson, Mr?. A. Boyd, Mr. "E. S.", Key Gray's, GOODS of EVERY DE- F. and on Gulick avenue. Address Young street. at Mrs. SCRIPTION BAGGAGE Mrs. Scharpe. Miss E. S. Colwell, Miss Queen Hotel. 8064 opposite. 8049 Office Opp. Union Grill. Phone 152. K. C. MeLeoJ, Mrs. C. J. Cooper, Miss Harriette Lay, Miss Eva L. Heusner, FINE Winton model K touring car; in COTTAGE, No. 658 S. Kirg street, op- Mrs. A. E. Tetzel, Mrs. W. F. Bay, first-cla- ss condition. S1C00; cost over posite South street. Inquire H. W. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ingrim and child, $r,000 less than two years ago. Can Green, at Club Stables. 8046 Manuel Reis Miss D smond, W. S. Ward, Miss Jo- be seen at von Hamm-Youn- g Co.'s GOMES' EXPRESS GO. sephine Priest, Mrs. A. Miss Garage. II. F. Wiehman. S064 SIX-ROO- M modern house. Electric opposite Hackfeld & Co. J. Pitts, Fort Street, Kate Kelley. lights; gas, mosquito-proo- f. Inquire PICTURESQUE HONOLULU, a book POPE-HARTFOR- D, VESSELS TS POET. at 1337 Pensacola street. 8045 THE LATEST MODEL BAGGAGE CHECKED of eighty pages of matter illustrat- (Army and Navy). ing Honolulu, for fifteen cents. This COTTAGE, comer of Nuuanu and Ku-aki- 1908. Office Phono - 298 packing, shipping. Iroquois, U. S. S.. Carter, Moiokai, is one of the most complete books streets. Inquire of H. W, May 1. of the kind ever issued here, con- Green, at Club Stables.. 8048 Buford. U. S. A. transport, Hall, from taining articles of interest to people The best automobile in the city, to San Francisco, June 14. THE Popular apartments are the best carry passengers, can be had at Honolulu Construction andFTDraying Go,, Ltd. located, arid cheapest rooms. four (Merchant Vessels). BOOK BINDING. neatest up ? any hour, day ir night, by calling bounft so it may be 1249 Fort. . 8029 Holywood, Br. bk.. Smith, Junln, SHEET MUSIC Manuel Reis, te fphone 290; ven GENERAL CONTRACTORS. May 7. kept in form Indefinitely. Any style up- HOUSE of eight rooms. Modern Im Hamm-Youn- g telephone 200, or Am. schr., Mid- binding, from $1.25 per volume farte, Thone Office 281. p. o. Box Flaurence Ward, Piltz, provements; street-ca- r my residence, telephone 1097. 154. way. May 26. wards. Hawaiian Gazette Co., Ltd. convenient to Inquire Stan-genwa- ld Fort St., Opp. W. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd. Robt. Lewers, Am. schr., Underwood, 8044 lines. W. C. Weedon, building. 8001 Port Ludlow, June 3. RVe do all kinds of Teaming; also deal in Crushed Rock, White Coronado, Am. bkt., Potter, San Fran- SHORTHAND CLASS. and Black Sand, Broken Coral, Garden Soil, Etc. cisco, June 3. CLASS in Demenfs Pitmanic short- ROOMS TO RENT. Alice Cooke, Am. schr., Penhallow, hand. Room 6, Kapiolani building, COOL and commodious; well furnish SAFE MOVING A SPECIALTY. mosquito-proo- Port Ludlow, June 4. Monday, Wednesday and Friday ed; f. Helen's Court, 1025 Defender, Am. schr., Hellingsen, Ho-noip- u. evenings. Address C. Marshall, 1124 Adams Lane. 8057 THE PACIFIC June 6. Alakea street. 8042 Telephone 71 Hilonian, Am. s.s., Johnson, S. F., HOUSE FOR RENT. Commercial Advertiser June 10. FOUND. FURNISHED or unfurnished, near TOUR SODA WATER ORDER Andrew Welch, Am. bk., Kelly, S. F., AN emanel pin. "possibly the insignia can Pleasanton, block from Oahu Col Portofflce at June 12. of a fraternal society. Owner lege. 8060 Katered at th Honolulu. Olympic, "Punahou," this office. T. H--. a second-clas- s matter. Consolidated Soda Works Go. Am. bkt., Evans, S. F. via have same by paying for this ad. Hilo, June 12. 8064 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: G. S. LEITHEAD. Manager Caravellas, Fr. .s.s., Le Seven, Yoko- MANOA CLIFFS. 13. IF YOU want fresh cool air without $12.00 hama, June LOST. Ca Tear with peacock lei, on limit try Manoa Cliffs. Lots to Advertising Rates on Application. THE MMXf NATIVE hat. 1, Wilder avenue, near Punahou. Re- lease. W. E. Rowel P. O. Box 503. Subttshed every morning except Sun- BO WO Malls are due from the following 8041 WALKER day ty the points turn to this office and receive re- J&?S as follows: AND San Francisco ward. 8W5 BOAT GAZETTE CO., JADE JEWELRY MAKER Per Manchuria, June . HAWAIIAN LTD. 15. OFFICES FOR RENT. .MACMINt. wonrw C5 'OS," "THE STANGENWALD" Otuy fire- fiTia Holt Blck. No. South King St Pan Francisco Per Alameda, 19. HIGH School class pin "H. II., KINO STREET t : Manager. Jum 2S5 proof office building ic citv. C. 8. CRANE Hotel Street near Smith Yokohama Per Tenyo Maru. June 22. Return to C. J. McCarthy. San Francisco Per Nippon Maru. ALEXANDER YOUNG BUiLOTNG June SMALL tulip-shp- d enameled breast- 23. Honolulu's only up-to-l3- ie fire-rr"0- .! REMOVAL Sydney pin, either on Fort street or Punahou Lee Tal Co. NOTICE. Per Mara ma. June 24. to building; rent includes lectric )izht, STEINWAY & SONS Sun Mails car. Finder return Pleasanton ;ind ser- win depart for the following 8054 hot and cold water janitor Hotel and receive reward. g Contractors, Builders, Painters points as follows: vice. Apply the Von Hamm-Youn- AND OTHER PIANOS. T Pan Francisco Per Caravellas, June 13. Co., Ltd. THAYER PIANO CO. The New Oahu Carriage Manufac- 156 turing Co Manila Per U. S. A. T. Buford, San Francisco Per Tenyo Maru, June HOTEL STREET XOA FURNITURE TO ORDER. has removed to Queen ROOMS. 218 street, at the June 16. FURNISHED Phone easterly side of Nuuanu 23. A SUITE of rooms 1491 Emm St. TUNING GUARANTEED Xing Street, near Nauanu -- tream- Yokohama Per Manchuria, June 15. Yokohama Per Nippon Maru, June at 8034 San Francisco Per Hilonian, June 16. Victoria Per Marama, June 24. Is lor rent, with boar.