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VOL. L., NO. 8531. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1909. PRICE FIVE CENTS.

ASS MEETING CHRISTMAS MAIL FOR MAINLAND RELATIVES 'HMIH SAYS HE WAS PROBLEM NOW SOLID FOR CONDEMNED Ambassador Uchida Gives Sound Advice to Japanese Resi- dent Here. UNHEARD

FAR EAST IS NIPPON'S FIELD

Vigorous Speakers Condemn the 'Relations With the United States President Zelaya Admits His Are Cordial Friendship of Coastwise Passenger Helplessness, and Says He America Essential. Restrictions. Will Resign.

"What I ask of the resident Japa- - THE VOTE WAS UNANIMOUS nese of Hawaii is that they should SUGGESTS HIS SUCCESSOR realize that there is no Hawaiian ques-- ! tion today so far as Japan is con- - Fake Patriotism and Paid for cerned. Whatever question or difficult Claims That Knox Refused to problem may arise will be a. question Slush Was Derided and between Japan and America, and not Appoint a Commission of between Japan and Hawaii. There- Disowned. OVER SIX HUNDRED SACKS OF Investigation. SCENE OUTSIDE THE HONOLULU POSTOFTICE YESTERDAY fore, the Japanese government expects MALL FOR TENYO MARU. the resident Japanese of Hawaii to act navigation according to the spirit of Japan's ' fest; Whereas, The coastwise (By Associated Press.) laws of the United States were enacted American policy." a time when there were no detached wholesome MANAGUA, Nicaragua, 'December tima at WIRELESS TESTS This advice was given by sections of the republic to be affected NDREDS OF BOTH W Ambassador Uchida to Japanese of 11. The Associated Press yesterday supposed' IT the meat thereby, and it can not be secured the first authentic interview present conditions were then con- Hawaii yesterday in the course of a a that from President Zelaya since the execu- templated; and talk made by him at the Mochizuki RESIGNATIONS TO BE 0 Club, where he was entertained. Baron tion of two Americans brought tb 1 a Whereas, The provisions of such laws, SACKS MAIL C0K1 carrying of passengers Uchida 's utterances were characterized Nicaraguan situation prominently into 'Mm prohibiting the throughout by sound common foreign vessels from one port of the 'sense, international notice. xenfa in and the advice he gave the Japanese In the interview Oi country another, when such ports 138 to of this Territory will, if followed, Zelaya practically abdicates his posi- are not connected by continuous coast COOKE AND BROWN REMAIN Japanese Not Discouraged at the on Five Wagon Loads of Christmas greatly simplify the labor problem and tion as dictator to the little Central line, bear with peculiar hardship harmony main- Failure, So Far, to Span promote between the Japa American republic and even goes as .here-- places wholly separated from the Letters and Parcels Go (Continued on Page Four.) tit land by hundreds or thousands of miles the Pacific. far as to' designate his successor. adequate Out on Tenyo. ; License Commissioners Consider ifroa, of ocean, in the absence of "The United States has unjustly eoa-demn- shipping facilities; and Sunday Reopening and Turn my administration," he said. Whereas, In the absence of sufficient were The department of communications am defenseless against the hostility J3, vessels meet the demands Hundreds of sacks of mail It Down. "I American to of Japan has not finished with its ex- of passenger travel between - Hawaii made up in the local postoffice yester- of so powerful a nation and must sub periments in attempting to wireless gold and the mainland, such laws have borne day, and by midnight last night were HAS BROAD IDEAS ,mit, although I have been condemned hardship on this Territory, Clarence M. Cooke, chairman of the from Japan to Kahuku wireless station set.: with great all on board the T. K. K. S. S. Tenyo unheard." to the detriment of its development, Oahu Board of License Commissioners, on this island, or with endeavoring to Maru, to be carried to San Francisco. - lie said that Philander C. Knox, sec- imasa and suit: I relief is not in sight;. will retain his position on the board, catch signals from Kahuku. The ex- ie On the strength of the statement that Baroness Uehida, wife Japan's retary of state, has not answered his therefore, having withdrawn his resig- periments carried on month result- of. Resolved, That while earnestly and Tenyo would carry the, last mail yesterday last request to appoint a commission to in- the ed in newly appointed minister to the United desiring of the nation at "the solicitation of Acting failure, Kahuku failing to hear Nicar-gu- a. loyally the restoration which would be distributed on the States, has broader ideas on woman's vestigate the true conditions in i davl to for- Mott-Smit- Mr. Cooke had the specified signals and American merchant marine its on before Governor the Japanese He states that he is willing to mer prosperous condition, believing it mainland or Christmas, the sphere than most, of her Japanese held himself disqualified on account of stations likewise. r resign can not do so ED. be duty congress to amend mail piled up in heavy mounds, while sisters, which is probably due to her but precipitately. to the of the holding stock in I.-I- . S. N. Co., Manager Balch of the local wireless 4: existing laws and enact such further the drr hoxes were kept constantly the American schooling and her European In making this statement he reeom- - i which maintains bars on some of its sritem received a letter by,the T(nyo aisdV statutes as shall have a tendency to filled. The clerks in the office have travel. In an interview yesterday she mends also the nomination of Jose T, and up such American mer- vessels, and his supposition had receiv- Maru from E. Tokayama, the electrician loster build worked desperately, and by last nigh't made statements that were decidedly Madriz . to succeed him as president: rer.' marine, we regard the enforce, ed legal gov- of the wireless section electro-technic- al chant had the mail matter cleared up. confirmation. The acting of tfie. more iconoclastic than are usually heard Madriz is at present supreme judge of r. ment of the coastwise navigation laws ernor, however, assured him he was laboratory of the department be- of mail were to the that the republic. as to the carrying of passengers T Four loads taken of communications, dated November 30, from the ladies of Japan. TEE not disqualified, and he will hence con- Gunpiit Cheered. tween Hawaii and the mainland until Tenyo Maru yesterday forenoon, and an ' in which he suggests taking up the "I am glad the Japanese ladies of ....',. to there shall be sufficient American ves. extra heavy load was taken down last tinue his duties on the board. tests again. He states that the trial Honolulu are beginning to attend social BLUEF1ELDS, Nicaragua, December as hardship 10. The United gunboat Des sels to meet the demand a night. The local mail consisted of 475 Willard Brown also withdrew his communication arranged for by their functions," she said, "for in that way States and injustice to Hawaii, not justified; resignation, which he tendered to the Mr. Torigata for November 19 came to they help their husbands in their daily Moines arrived here today and was we respectfully ask con- sacks, while there was a transfer lot an end without success, much to his re- given a roukg welcome by the pop- and therefore from acting governor for the reason that he intercourse with the people of other t, n gress to suspend the coastwise naviga- of 185 sacks brought here the gret. He says that the Japanese sta- nationalities here. I think the time is ulace. This territory is all in the revo- to carrying passen- Australasian colonies on the Aorangi. intended to leave the Territory for an tions called Kahuku and women stay always lutionists' hands. tion laws as the of San Fran- other stations past for Japanese to gers and mainland, This mail will be landed in extensive tour in other pastures. He every other ten minutes, commencing home as they have done. Tbey sun. between Hawaii the the Aorangi at Estrada Receives Envoys. as President, or cisco ahead of the date decided, at ten o'clock in the morning and end- should go out more and by so doingf until such time the would at Victoria, and will has however, to postpone his General Estrada, the leader of the such officer as congress may name, shall arrive ing at midnight. educate themselves and their daughters. reach points twenty-fou- r hours trip, and, in consequence, will retain revolutionary forces, has held a con- find there are sufficient American eastern The Japanese stations watched care- like Hawaii very much," she con- ting-- it that advance of any mail sent by way his on board. "I ference with envoys from Zelaya. The "vessels engaged carrying passengers in seat the fully and continuously for the Kahuku tinued, "and its lovely climate and the in of Vancouver. demands for surrender made by Gen- and mainland to The resolution of the two members signals. He adds: "We heard indis- scenery. While I was at Vienna I ngbfr "between Hawaii the Of 475 local sacks, there were eral Estrada were rejected by Zelaya the of board to resig- tinct, unreadable sounds in the receiver saw Doctor Uchida of Honolulu, who amei meet all requirements. seventy-tw- o registered pouches and the withdraw their through his representatives. at the specified intervals on the speci- was there with Doctor Kitasato, attend- forty-seve- n nations was mentioned registered sacks. A large yesterday by fied ing international leprosy congress, War Resolution. Unanimous Vote. were days." He adds also that heavy the number of Christmas packages Chairman Cooke at a meeting of the and heard much of Honolulu from him. WASHINGTON, December 10. Sen- saM statics, however, prevailed during the mail. Owing to 1 t A unanimous vote for the suspension sent by registered the board in the Capitol, that same meet- time of the tests. I hear that Doctor Uchida corresponde ator Kayner cf Maryland has intro- al & generally heavy Christmas mails, send- cf the eoastwwise shipping law with ing being one "As the present experiment ended in with the Hawaii Shinpo and wrote duced a resolution in the senate au- insoas, ers have a preference for the regis- of the most important pas-feng- about our life in Vienna. thorizing to use references to its application to mail method of almost certain that has been held for a long time. failure," he continues, "we wish to President Taft the tered execute the trial communication on and "It has been much reported, you military and naval forces of the United traffic between the Coast anl delivery to addressees. Attorney Frank Thompson, represent- Page Two.) from December 15 next. We are en- know, that I am a graduate of Vassar. States and proceed at once against (Continued from ing That is a mistake for I graduated as 1919, the Territorial Hotel Company, deavoring to improve our arrangement President Zelaya of Nicaragua, appre- REDCL0UD DEAD. which controls Young and Moana and expect to succeed in the test this a co-e- d from the Pennsylvania State hend him and punish him for the mur- the the was hotels, and also representing Sea- time." College, Philadelphia, and in the der of American citizens if the facts twill (By Associated Press.) the United States for six years. FLABBERGAST side Hotel and the Union Grill, pre- are found to warrant it. If passed by CHADRON, Nebraska, December 11. sented a petition to have Sunday "After returning from America I congress the resolution will amount t eri; the GUAM SHAKEN UP. married Baion Uchida and went to Pe- Kedeloud, the famous old chief of restrictions removed in certain in- a virtual declaration of' war" by th stances. king with him where we were for four United States against Nicaragua. the Sioux nations, died here yesterday. (By Associated Press.) and a half years, during the progress In his address, Thompson explained Russo-Japanes- I. He is one of the last of the chiefs who GUAM, December 10. A severe of the e war. We went Gerk-ellaa- he t that wanted the present board to from there to Vienna where there were DETAILS OF WHITE battled with the United States troops handle it, as it was acquainted with all shock of earthquake was experienced upon on the plains of the west aud who le'J no other Japanese ladies besides myself 17, (Continued on Page Four.) on this island today. The shock wreck- of SLAVE TRAFFIC OUT his followers in the paths of peace after -- and the wife of the secretary the - ed the hospital building, but no lives George W. Smith Puts It Up to the white man's arms prevailed. Japanese legation. As I was lonely I TBS REVOLTING CRIMES. were lost. made photography a hobby. Then my r or Liquor Board and They circle of acquaintance grew larger in (By Associated Press.) (By Associated Press.) circles of the and the aristocratic city WASHINGTON, December 11.-Thr- Buck. 1 'them, Pass the AMONG THOSE PRESENT. SAVANNAH, December 11. Three had no trouble in talking to CHRISTMAS DONATIONS for nearly all those families had Eng- hundred and fifty bills have been women were yesterday victims of Here are some of the men the MAGAZINES. lish governesses. introduced into congress thus far this f m- - board of li- who were present at the meet- one of the most revolting crimes that "As America is the country where I session. The senate adjourned yester- At the meeting of the Five hundred packages are ing and who desire the right of has ever come to the notice of the spent my young days, my return there Monday and the house cense commissioners yesterday, George needed for ships for Christ- home. day until will free-bor- n eitizens to on the seems like going to a second & travel local police. One of the women was not reconvene until Tuesday. ,r Ai V. Smith of Benson, Smith Co. hit mas. Anyone who wishes to do- When my American friends heard I whatever vessel leaves Hono- seventy years of age, and three, Revolting disclosures ot an interna- a large wasp's nest with a large stick, lulu for San Francisco, or vice all nate the same, please call up was coming back they wrote me very following the consummation of the out- 225 or to oeamen s me tional white slave traffic are embodied ios and the "infuriated animals," as the versa: send the kind letters and to they are like rage, were murdered. One hundred Institute, , Alakea where I in the special report submitted to con- tM buzzing W. R. Castle, J. P. Cooke, B. street, sisters. love the American people, nature says, will soon be aid fifty negroes have been d immigration t sai faker DilHngham. F. Lowrev, E. arrested, they will be made up and thev are so frank and kind. gress by the committee, F. J. and the is in vio- Ho"9, around his ears and those of others. city an uproar. No to each ship f0r Christ- "Years ago," added the baroness, the details of which are unprintable. E. Paxton, Ed. Towse, Fred J. lence has been attempted Some time ago Inspector Fennell Waldron, Rev. Mr. Ebersole, yet, but the mas. If desired, packages may "I passed through here, but as that The reports shows that the traffic is authorities are closely guarding their be left The bus- was in the summer I did not feel not confined to women but that men jar "Wung, a storekeeper for Dr. Doremus Scudder, ex-Go- at Advertiser time John prisoners, and it is "possible that the iness office. the heat when coming from Japan, but and boys are beginning to be imported to Tuek& Lok, on Fort street, for sell- ernor George R. Carter, R. B. crime mxl be the signal Anderson, C. Lacv Goodrich, G. for another this time, leaving in winter I realize for immoral purposes. which, as race war. r-- . ing a bottle of male extract J. Waller. A. F." Cooke, F. A. that Hawaii is a warm place." New York, San Francisco and Seat- it contained four-od- d per cent, of alco- Schaef er, W. Lanz, W. C. Parke, tle are said to be the principal ports entry. commission BS hol, he considered to be in the category Alexander Young. C. von Hamm, of The reeommends that all foreign women engaged in im- at of spirituous liquors. V. C. Weedon, Thilip Weaver, poisf C. Savers, W. moral practises be sentenced to depor- was a preparation of Doctor Clark, St. i As the extract A. Bryan. James McCandless, F. tation and imprisoned if thev return. M Benson, Smith & Co., and had been B. McStocker. Colonel Soper, sold without a license by them, Fen- David Thrum. R. A. Kearns, W. FINISH DISCUSSING 5 pw; nell and the board did not consider it C. Forbes, George Lycurgus, INLAND WATERWAYS ir suffer, and told him Lorrin Andrews, Col. Sam Par- fair that he should ker, E. W. Jordan, A. A. Young. that if he would plead guilty they Professor Wood. Professor Gil-mor- e, 19 would suspend sentence for thirteen Perley Home, W. II. (By Associated Press.) months. This was done. Hoogs. J. C. Cohen, David Day- WASHINGTON, December 11. The ton, Robert Andrews. Doctor And so to see whether or not they Rivers and Harbors Convention which Cle were within the law in selling such Rogers. Rev. A. V. Soares, W. things, Mr. Smith yesterday came be- L. Howard, Supervisor Dan Lo- has been in here for sometime fore the board and he brought niany gan, L. Tenney Peck. T. G. pat, adjourned yesterday after the ! things. And, moreover, the things that Thrum. W. Townsend. H. S. most series of meeting- W. W. succeful an awful Grav. H. Myhre, Hall, y he brought are liable to raise which it has ever held. It has proba-b'- were all nicely packed in a Prof. W. D. Alexander, Frank fuss. Thev done more to reduce the inland basket and carried by a Japanese boy. Scudder. Messrs. Greenwell, li Mr. Smith put them on the table. Fitz. Reece. Kitt. McNeill, waterways schemes to a practical and it "What have you got, samples?" ask- Charles Frazier, J. F. Morgan, sane bais than any other body that ed Chairman Cooke. W. A. Love, O. II. Gulick. J. has considered the question. fU "Fh. huh," said Mr. Smith. Gulick, W. H. Smith, Emil It has been addressed by President Then he took out a bottle of Lydia Berndt, Captain Bray, C. S. Taft, and the President 's speech at II Pink ham 's Vegetable Compound. " This Deskv. that time caused a sensation through- contains 18 per cent, of alcohol," he out the States owing to its MA-A-- TO THE FLAG! (Continued on Page Four.) I CAN'T STAND ALL THESE INSULTS 3 "?! THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, DECEMBES 11, 1909.

be is an able business man, a man en- titled to the respect of everybody in CLAYMORE BE GLUE MASS Honolulu. He represents a company W M1E which is the agent for the Matson Nav- igation Company that is putting a very TO HIDDEN OE PIRATES large amount of money into a shipping 110 SOLID FDR companv and into a new single ship, CHH and naturally he has the tremors that not capital often has that if it is revolu- i3 be ruin- An ancient weapon was picked up sword was a relic of one of the well safeguarded it going to dropped should not be de- recently by some boy explorers in the tions and that it was in the Page One.) ed. Such views flight a revolutionists as he sped (Continued from nounced." hills back of Honolulu. of Honolulu, was recorded yesterday aft- over the hills in the direction of the Besolution Applauded. At first the finders thought they had tall timber. ernoon at an enthusiastic meeting at FOR J. P. Cooke, manager of Alexander discovered the sword worn by Captain At any rate the sword is now in the Young Hotel where a large and the & Baldwin, then arose and read the Cook, discoverer of the Sandwich Is- possession of J. J. Williams, the photo body of men advocated given above, his boys found representative suspension resolution, as lands, but anything having any connec- grapher. One of the strongest the relegation of the and when be had finished, the meeting instrument while rambling in the hills in frms tion with the name Cook of the alleged Jaw to the forgotten archive? of the broke into applause. The resolution back of Punchbowl. Both scabbbard 1 by W. II. Hoogs, and a discovery class, is now subjected to and blade were heavily encrusted government as being antiquated an was seconded with call was made for expressions of more than passing criticism and an rust but the blade has been cleaned imposing hardship upon residents of the opinion. elevation of the eyebrows, and there- and presents a fine appearance and is Hawaiian Islands. still quite pliable. The sword and its Chamber Has Cabled. decided Cap- vote on a resolution offered by fore they that it wasn't scabbard are very They The Morgan, president of the cham- manager of Alexander & J. F. tain Cook's sword. are curved and quite wide, perhaps a Tl J. P. Cooke, ber of commerce, stated that he had has appearance in an Amer- However, it the of width of two and a half inches is about Baldwin, and interested been asked why the chamber of com- being a very ancient piece of blood- a num- a cablegram to the correct measurement. While it ican steamship line, followed merce does not send letting steel and is big enough to sug- looks like an oldtime cavalry sword, reason- Washington concerning the coastwise ber of sound speeches, full of gest that a Scottish Highlander may yet its width suggests hving been de- suspension. The fact is, he added, that able arguments in opposition to a law have brought his ancestor's claymore signed for an officer of high rank. Mr. the chamber of commerce passed reso- the Islands. Somebody FORT STREET, OPPOSITE CATHOLIC CHURCH. which at present deprives not only to who has seen Williams declares nothing like it was lutions embodying sentiments that the the sword declared that belonged to Islands but citizen to see federal as- it worn in King Kalakaua's time. residents of the chamber would like Captain Boss, who gave exhibitions of tourists of the mainland from visiting sistance given toward enlarging the swordsmanship here several merchant marine, and also years ago, Fresh poha berries at the Baltimore Islands except in vessels flying the American and suggested m the passed reolutions that if this was not still another that thfl'flv American flag. done, to pass a law suspending the Tbo.e attending the meeting, which coastwise law. He had found no occa. was presided over by W. K. Castle, sion for the chamber of commerce to one of the leading members of the civic repeat itself, because the chamber was working on that same resolution, and rmrr as chairman, and by Fred federation, bv letter and by cable he had done J. Waldron, chairman of the merchants' hi3 part the end desired. (Ap en-se- a -- toward . as secretary, represented al t association plause.) business and profession iu Opposition. comfo: most every The Lone Honolulu, Various steamship compa W. R. Farrington was called npon nies, lumber and banking corporations, to present his side of the matter. He lantation agencies, the proressions oi t: said in part: "As 1 have ample op NY9 aw. enurcn ana ineuicme, cie portunity to express my opinions every and the speakers were ably represented, iay in the week, I hesitate to taKe tip from all of them. the time of the meeting. I am opposed Record Meeting. to the suspension of the coastwise law TTlrDcS (tOPB IFOIT The meeting was one of the largest in its application to Hawaii. I be- and perhaps the most unanimous on a lieve we should build up our own fleet given subject that has been held here under the American flag. I believe for some time, one hundred and twenty-t- if the coastwise law was suspended be- hree persons being present. There that within five years the traffic was freedom of expression of opinions tween Honolulu and the Coast will be throughout and every opportunity was m the hands of the Japanese. Jieiiev-in- g offered, not only to supjwrters of the that I would not lend my voice in measure for suspension of the shipping any effort that would turn the tratne law, but for its opponents, but accord- 1o American ports into the hands of ing to the standing vote taken, there aliens." was but one opponent in the hall. Not a sound greeted this address. Meeting of Citizens. Not Afraid of Suspension. WE show Many Articles suitable for Gifts After taking the chair W. E. Castle J. P. Cooke again arose and said that stated that the executive committee of as one who was interested in the Mat-so- n the civic federation had unanimously Navigation Company, he could also say for his firm and board called a public meeting to discuss the of directors LOUNGING COATS, BATH ROBES, AND HANDKER- coastwise shipping law matter. The that "We believe that suspension is HOSIERY VI present meeting, he explained, was not going to be a benefit, rather than a a eivic federation meeting, but one of detriment to' the future traffic between CHIEF SETS, NEGLIGEE AND DRESS SHIRTS, AUTOMOBILE citizens generally, a meeting which be- the Coast and Hawaii." (Applause.) longed to the entire community. He A Good Precedent. GLOVES, MUFFLERS, HATS AND CAFS said there was something to be said on F. J. Waldron, chairman of the mer- both sides of the question. He said chants' association, said that a great J be had been talking with a man during deal had been said about a precedent the day who had said he should like being established if coastwise law sus- to have the Inw suspended but he was pension were asked for. H.i said that afraid might establish a bad A n o 4 that it at the time of the coal strike crisis precedent and would put Hawaii in a the president of the United States took position of not being able to ask for the duty off coal for one year. He a favors. If there was anything in that did not believe that the suspension of argument he wanted it expressed at the coastwise law would establish a the meeting. precedent for any other matters. Toleration, Not Slush. Specific Instances. "I believe we should be more Ed Towse said that one of the biggest For Street and Dress Wear than the Bulletin," said Mr. Cas assets which Honolulu has or hopes to tle. "The editor's argument is some have, 5 is the tourist traffic. He said And Many Small Articles That Will Make Acceptable Gifts what Involved. Its position seems to he was authorized to use a few names be that whoever differs with the Bul in giving instances of where tourists letin's editor is a traitor to the flag, were affected by the coastwise law. The He is to be respected for his views, family of I. B. Hord of Nebraska was but at the same time those who differ stopping at the Moana and was spend- from him should have the same con ing $250 a week. They had to leave i cessions. Those who do not agree with here three weeks before they wished to us are worthy of consideration and on account of being unable to get i 1 respect. y worthy of If those at this steamer accommodations later. He VflcO meeting pass a resolution asking for said also F. D. Rusk, a contractor a suspension of the coastwise law, are for the Burlington system, had exactly Ltd they to be dubbed traitors? the same experience. Mr. Kilpatrick, "It is hoped we will have a per- of the firm of Kilpatrick and Collins, fectly free and an amicable Fort expression of railroad builders, had precisely ercfiant the Streets opinion. same difficulty in leaving the Islands. "Regarding Mr. Tenney's position, (Continued on Page Three.)

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F "Everything Photographic." Fort near Hotel THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HONOLULU, SATXJRDAT, DECEMBER ll, i9c$. j iJESTOIR L 3 nila En NESTOR (MeSTORGANACUS.CAtftQ) ovDtart WITH A FRAGRANCE THAT FASCINATES AND FREES THE MIND OF WORRY ccarettes THESE ARE THE FINEST GRADE OF CIGARETTES EXTANT. THE MANILA ARTICLE Abe known throughout TH WORLD AS THE IS ESPECIALLY DEMANDED FOR THE MILDNESS AND PECULIARLY PLEASANT ODOR. hms iANDARD OFfXCtlUNCE&IHM m NO BURNT RAGS; NO MANILA ROPE USED IN THEIR MANUFACTURE JUST PURE TO- 09 GAVACLISCa8aST0N.ffASS. BACCO LEAF. CIGARETTE SMOKERS WILL FIND THESE SATISFYING AND HARMLESS TO THE NERVES. THEY ARE BACKED BY OUR PERSONAL GUARANTEE. A CK 0 O TWO STORES FORT STREET, BELOW KING STREET Telephone 376; and FORT AND HOTEL STREETS Telephone 49

a position contrary to the views ex- being arrested and putting up bail and pressed here today. The Castle & then forfeiting it, rather than coming 1 We have an assortment of MASS MEETING Cooke directors can not be accused of up to meet the authorities to try to any position in matter that get it back again. He Gold Mounted taking this Laughter. is selfish for the interests of Castle & asked if that was a condition of things Cooke against those of the community. the people down here wanted. He also PD SOLID FOR CHANGE I believe every one there is imbued stated that he had learned from an REWORKS with the idea of doing the best for English authority that England imposes s Hawaii. no such restrictions upon travel as TONIGHT "This question has only one aspect America does. O'CLOCK (Continued on Page Two.) when we think of the welfare of the Going Down. 8 These men like to travel, but at their Territory of Hawaii. This is a public i own convenience. question, not a private one. F. B. McStocker asked whether the The arrival of a hundred tourists the merchant marine had increased or de Best for All. creased under this coastwise law. The ATH LET! C PARK other day in one of the big steamers we meant a lot to the merchants. "We are told when favor the answer was that it had decreased. Behind all of the arguments with suspension of the coastwise law that Now Marooned. MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY i respect to a merchant two we are driving a nail in the glorious marine were was adopt- Dr. Doremus Scudder asked whether All from which you can make your or vhree facts. One is the claim doctrine of protection. That the Latest Set Pieces, including . that ed by the Republican party as some- if we had two senators in congress to pick for a the merchant marine should be built look after interests would the people up to help the navy. Of the thousands thing that would benefit the Nation. The Chrysanthemum and Butterfly Novelty i It is certain, of course, that some pri- who live here stand for this old lawt Marvelous of men who were here with the Pa- We were a small group and we had cific and Atlantic fleets, he did not be vate interests might be aided, 'but the benefit of the Nation was paramount. to stand it, being powerless. He said: lievethere were twenty men aboard "We feel we are marooned on these ADMISSION - 15c, 25c and 50c I who had graduated from the merchant Now, we as citizens, come here today with just one' idea and that is just Islands. On the mainland there is no iiristmas marine. The navy today wants elec- hardship about traveling. We ought to tricians and mechanics, not the men what will best benefit Hawaii nei what will benefit us without hurting get down to fundamental principles, found in the crews of sailing ships. hat is a part of our liberties as set There was a time when sailors of the homogeneousness of the American George B. McClellan, secretary to Dele- says the Chicago Daily Journal. The the JU xnuepeua- - the old merchant ships went into the Nation. If we are going to have a lullu lue ciarauon oi gate Kuhio; another to F. M. Hatch, boiler tabes, if placed end to end, merchant marine, and have passenger ence to travel on any vessel that comes navy and were most acceptable. There and a third one to the house committee would stretch about ten miles, the eon was a philosophical side carrying lines that will be adequate along." Applause, on He will also cable to Gift to the matter commerce. e denser tubes over twenty-fiv- also. There may come a time, he said, for the carrying of tourists, then we Rather Lonesome, Mr. McClellan today, giving the mere miles. when the men now manufacturing must have vessels equal to the best. ( On a call for the question a rising substance of the action taken. The condensers pump up more than steel, for instance, may turn their at- "It may be well to urge that if we vote was taken and every men in the 50,000 tons of water a day, and the tention to building ships and a mer- give up this idea' of traveling on alien hall, save Mr. Farrington, arose. When furnaces consume about 8,000,000 cubia vessels local capital in the Ha- - VAST EQUIPMENT chant marine instead. But at present that a contrary vote was called for, no one feet of air an hour. No fewer than there was need to give travelers an waiian Islands will build vessels ade- - stood, and the vote was declared unan- - IN OCEAN LINER J.A.R.VIEIR&&GO. - 50,000 separate pieces of steel are used opportunity to travel to and from an quate ior an neeas. Dur j. aoni De- imous. in the main structure. outlying American Territory whenever lieve it Will Cable to McClellan. . . Phone 512. 115 Hotel St. a ship came along, no matter what flag More Than Freighters. W. In a big ocean liner there are over it bore. Want Chairman R. Castle last night For dependable groceries ring op "The vessels the tourists want to mailed a copy of the resolution to 1000 tons of piping of various kinds, Levy 's, phone 76. How Honolulu Is Hurt. travel on are the big vessels engaged Frank Scudder instanced several in the transpacific trade, and I don't cases in the Far East, where he once believe' we are going to be satisfied resided, when people were told not to with combination passenger and freight Snips For Sale stop off in Honolulu on their way to vessels. I don't want to be compelled the Coast, because they would not be to ride on a freight boat. No tourist able to get away again until they wants to travel on a freight boat any Bungalow and choice lot, Col-- s were old men. There are many trav- Snore than when we go to a fine hotel lege Hills $ 3,100.00 eling people in the Far East who want !we want to be carried up in the por- to travel quickly when they get start- ters' elevator. SERGE SUITS Bungalow and lot, Kaimuki ed. How many people were deterred "As I have said before, I believe (just completed) 2,750.00 from stopping here, he did not know. in going as far as possible in unhold-in- g Mr. Scudder said he could not remain Cottage and lot, Liliha Street 1,730.00 the doctrines of the Republican longer at the meeting and expressed party, and believe it would be a good House and lot, Kalihi 2,700.00 a desire, if a vote were taken, that idea to put a tariff on steamship tick- his vote should be in favor of a sus- ets sold for alien vessels; nevertheless, DESIRABLE ACREAGE PROPERTY pension of the coastwise law. the crisis has come, and we are to meet Want American Islands. a hardship. The coastwise law was Manoa Valley, tract about r passed vears ago and ne-e- intended 110 acres ...$12,000.00 George R. Carter made j maroon people down here two thou a ringing speech in favor of suspen to Manoa Vallay, tract about 43 sand miles away from the mainland. sion. He said he considered it one of (Applause.) acres 4,300.00 the greatest glories of our Union that customer of our bank came to us J we are a homogeneous people. "A Corn land, Kamaole, Maui, There this morning and said his father had was an immense amount of be- 17 700.00 travel Francisco and his mother about acres tween Mich- died in San Maine and California; and was critically ill in a hospital, and the Beach homes beyond Diamond Head. igan and the South. Over that vast family were in great trouble and it No man's wardrobe is Komanaie location and good bathing. extent of territory, if travel were hin- was absolutely necessary he should go dered and restricted, communities in various parts of immediately to San Francisco. He is For further particulars, inquire of the United States $73 for a would have a single dialect only. paying ticket for himself, complete without a Blue What $75 for one for his wife, and $400 for is the great aim of the United States the privilege of going on Tenyo David A.. Dowsett to Is- the in Hawaii? It is make these a foreign steamship. lands American and homogeneous with Maru, Serge, the most sensible and Real Estate Insurance Loans the mainland, but how can they bring The Wilhelmina. OFFICE 203 JUDD BLDG. TEL. 655. about that result when freedom of "I know when the Wilhelmina was traveling is restricted from the main- planned, she was planned as a freight- - serviceable garment made. liOCAL OFFICE OF THE, UNITED land here, and vice versa! How can i er, and passenger accommodations were we make this community American j STATES WEATHER BUREAU. added. Suspension or no suspension, when there is restriction in the meth- the ship was of such a character she ods of traveling, when a man can not (could make money carrying freight-alone- , The suits we sell are made Honolulu, Friday, Dec. 10, 1909. travel on the first boat that passes without passengers. However, I through ? If you want the people to be say all honor to Captain Matson, who HI THERMO. WIND patriotic and loyal in Hawaii, then you has stood by his guns all these years B2 - are failing to carry out am that end when j and has built up a splendid service ofTrua Blue Ser&e. you restrict the flow of travel from tlie J of freighters. But we want to travel "4 CD mainland here, and from here to the , on the best boats, and don't want to if mainland. It is the part of statesman- wait unnecessarily to travel on a ves- impervious to sun and rain. ship and wisdom to assist the people sel. To wait two weeks because we to travel between here and the main- not 19C0 29 95; .09 are allowed the freedom to travel 85 ss land. on an alien boat is intolerable, and I !2M ooj 1901 7S 81 sw We have not only the question of i nm nrmopfl tA it nil the wa-c- t ti rmi crli Mighty well tailored. Full merchant marine to care of. When j ' 1902 ;29 80 l.Ooj 92 H take and in saying this I will say for my a storm comes we will be able to meet colleagues or tne rirst national mnK, Tj 88 SW a crisis. That is a matter of infinitely we are all in favor of suspension. I dash. more worth dollars and cents. of style and ism i T,j 7C m 8 than speak for Hon. Cecil Brown, who has (Applause). always had the welfare of the people .ci: n 10 i I Unselfish Corporation. of the Islands before everything else, 1906 S0.09 80 .17 ! 9 and for P. Robinson. (Applause.)" 71 . L. Tennev Peck made one of the ii. Mr. Farrington at this juncture ask- 1907 40 81 .Oo! strongest speeches at the meeting and 06 75 7 ed if were any instance when i he was frequently applauded and when there 1908 ,80.25 78 .00' 81 K 9' passengers compelled to pav a fine of f I he had concluded, particularly when he ' j $200 had not had it remitted. 1909 94; 77 02' 54 had made a sharp and conclusive an- I 4 I Mr ennld utnto off to query from Mr. Farrington, Perk said he not 67.51;? swer a j Avge &j.00;77 2 4 .13 74.7 5.1 by enthu- hand, but mentioned the case of Mrs. he was greeted a burst of Mr. WM. 8TOCKMAN, applause. He said, in part: Lord and and Mrs. Chance, whom j a siastic "I he had not fines Setion Director. had thought that perhaps I would not felt had their remitted. today. think there is Then Mr. Peek warmed up and said say anything I with emphasis: A young girl desires housework or a certain sense of delicacy in rising as will take care of children. See classi- one of the directors of the firm of Cas- Sarcastic Thrust. fied ads. tle & Cooke, who are supposed to take "This is a restriction on free-ror- n Americans. And I want to say that ; there are over 300 sacks of mail, Amer-- i iean mail, with every piece of mail in the sacks stamped with an American ! stamp, made up to go out on the Tenyo FAMILY TRADE Maru, an alien vessel. Why not stop it ! from going on an alien boat. You If desired, we will deliver goods in i might just as well say that you should PLAIN SEALED PACKAGES i send every letter stamped with an ! American stamp on a vessel By Special Messenger, Free of Charge. which flies only the Stars and Stripes." Ap- - ! nlanse . i W. C. PEACOCK & CO., LTD., Humiliating Fines. The House of Quality. Wines and Liquors. Chairman Castle said something about the very fact that a fine is im- posed is unpopular. It was like a man --of"

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THE NO HAWAIIIN PROBLEM NOW. Advertiser (Continuy from Page One) Pacific Commercial nese and the 'foer nationalities of this EASTMAN MORNING PAPER. cosmopolitan 5jjiunity. A "Japan's in Gifts acuity commerce Christmas and industry." saidfMe ambassador, "is in the Far East. k have one CAMERAS O. MATHESON - EDITOB advantage EODEEICK over all other jP.vers there. That is of a geographical nature. In capital GILLETTE RAZORS, Glass Dome and An Art : : : DECEMBER 11 in other respects the European SATURDAY : powers are more favored in activity. TOILET SETS, . " However, Japan's Far Eastern policy Wi yESTEEDAY'S MEETING. does not conflict with the policies of or other nations. FINE PERFUMES, declared herself in ijfe can expand in the tw As waa expected, Honolulu ha3 again emphatically Far East and flyil retain to of the coastwise the friend- favor of a temporary suspension of the passenger restrictions ship of the ot$fij powers, and we can COMBS AND BRUSHES, A Library Table Lamp of the representa- cooperate jFlem laws. Yesterday's public meeting brought out the majority witb in the develop- ld; The meeting was representative of the best ment and openi4lup of the Asian con- tive men of the community. tinent. ' Would be enjoyed by the whole family, not only on Christ- To makeup not even the most ingenious tie, ' American spirit of the city. its "The Tnited tes is a nation the Concerning the loyalty of those present even the mas Day, but for many daug quibbler could find fault. friendship of wfcA is absolutely indis- French and German Spoken years to come. most jealous supporter of the Flag and Constitution can raise no question. pensable to Japal. We can not afford Coloi to lose her sympathies, . We have a large stock of the designs was unanimously in favor of the suspension of the oppressive and it is for latest and finishes and i Ti And thin meeting tunate for us that in our Far Eastern coastwise restrictions. policy we agree with the United States with art glass and decorated porcelain shades, moderately It is gratifying to find so many at such a gathering whose immediate in regard to the open door and, equal opportunities priced. tcr, pecuniary interest might be affected by the resolution they voted for, their in China. The United It; ehort-iiigtatc- i3 to above any selfish and d States our friend, and we must co- vote proving their loyalty to Honolulu be operate will sinew of a in our future policies. There- consideration. Citizens such as these are the bone and fore, we must cultivate still state further Hoilister THE HAWAIIAN her i community, and Honolulu is fortunate in possessing so many of this stamp. the friendship between the United ELECTRIC CO., LTD. can be hardly States and Japan. ting Their work and their votes prove their farsightedness,"as there Ililtf "As I said before, we have no Ha- 3 the ultimate result of a suspension of the coastwise law on .; Drug leav any question of waiian problems. They are all Amer- '?V Pacific. The result t&TT Honolulu and on the American merchant marine in the ican problems, and what questions may time will prove it, that there will be a quickening in the growth arise in Hawaii, Hawaii will will be, and being a part Company fore, of the city, an increase in the freight and passenger business of all steamers of the United States, will be between an encouragement to American shipbuilders to enter new Japan and America. We can work LTD. calling here, and them out, ' let us hope, to increase the A boat in the trade. friendship between the two countries. m-se- importance in Honolulu opposed to Secre- Inri a - There is now no public body of "That is what I wish the resident tary Ballinger's suggestion that the coastwise laws be temporarily supended, Japanese of Hawaii to bear in mind in Spre suggestion that will be taken up and presented in concrete form to congress their daily life and in their intercourse latte a with the American while. With the unanimous backing of this community and with people." Look tract within a short Out A Busy Day. the unanimous backing of the many friends that Hawaii has in congress, this roliii The ambassador made the most of parti boon probably be granted. For our holiday display of the time the desired will his time while he was in Honolulu and finest assortment of soaps phou I. was shown as much of the city as time and perfumes ever shown here. On display this week. Frid BIOGEB AND BETTER. permitted. Thursday night was spent Ti at the consular residence and at nine pan of The Sunday Advertiser will be a record-breake- r, Tomorrow's edition o'clock yesterday morning Baron Uchi-d- a oil-- b not only in the number of pages to be printed, but also in the number of visited the Japanese consulate. Lat- BENSON, SMITH & CO., LTD., the i Consul-Genera- papers to be turned off the press. Thirty-si- x pages will make it the largest er, escorted by l Uyeno sornt any paper ever printed in Honolulu, while the number in the edition will and Chief Secretary Ito, he went shop- rum f ping and bought a number HOTEL AND FORT STREETS. rora Sunday's, making ever run off a of English PHONE 297. be five hundred more than last it the largest books. Afterwards Waikiki, Kapiolani loca Honolulu press. The circulation of The Sunday Advertiser has increased a Park and the Aquarium were visited, orig, c thousand during the past six weeks, a gratifying response to the effort to pro-Tid- e and the ambassador professed himself in the' this city with a worthy Sunday newspaper. as particularly interested by the fish display at the last named place. hrisimas pora feature of paper to be issued to- Size is not alone the commendable the The ambassador was entertained at morrow, however. A number of special features are to be given in addition luncheon at the Mochizuki Club, being to the complete news of the day. An intensely interesting article on Nicaragua, accompanied thither by the consul-genera- l, M its politics and revolutions, has been written for The Advertiser by Edwardo the vice consul and the secretary. At two o'clock party bee Bacon, who has lived in Zelaya's country, knows the leaders of the armed the left the club and returned to the consulate, stopping iMiispecieBoiii repo forces on both sides of the present revolution, and who was a personal acquaint- on the way to visit the Japanese school its ance of Leroy Cannon, in whose capture he once assisted. His story throws a bazar on Nuuanu street, where Baron Capital (Paid cem' new light on Central American affairs. Uchida praised the good work done by np) Ten 4.000,00 B; Nothing is so acceptable for Eeserve lund 'The Functions of Forestry in Hawaii" is the title of an able article by the pupils. After he returned tp the Yen 1540,00 consulate the members of the consular Liei B. 8. Hosmer, chief territorial forester. The article is fully illustrated, and corps of Honolulu called to pay their Christmas Gifts as Jewelry. A HEAD OFFICE. YOKOHAMA. It is a clear exposition of the value of conservation to Hawaii. respects. Last night Baron Baron- and BARGAINS The An article on Halley's comet, with illustrations, will be found most timely. ess Uchida were entertained privately gift of a fine piece of jewelry bank boys and receive fot A reproduction of a portrait of Halley, the discoverer, is given, as well as a by Consul-Genera- l Uyeno at hia resi- collection bill of axehange, iaraca t: dence. , Draft number of photographs and drawings of the comet as it now appears through will make the memory of a day in and Letters of Credit, and war: The ambassador will leave on the transacts Sha: - ' a general banking the Yerkes telescope. ,t Tenyo Maru, sailing at six buaineu. o'clock this last a lifetime. The Bank tine A symposium of American press opinions on Pearl Harbor, with a verbatim morning, for the Coast. REAL ESTATE receives Local Deposit and Head Office Deposits for fixed mili report of some of the Hawaiian legislative assembly debates over the ceding Our p. ed i 5 showcases are brimful riods. of Pearl Harbor, should be of more than passing interest, while the regular IRELAND MAY GET Real estate is now in great de- thei Local Sunday features, including The Lone Observer, The Bystander, Sidelights, sports HOME RULE AT LAST of the latest creations in sty- mand. Deposits $25 and upwards fci and one year at rate 4 Fra and society, together with another of James T. Stacker's stories of old Hono- We have several fine proposi- of per annua. ate Head Offiee porl lish, up-to-d- jewelry in Deposits Yen 25 and up lulu, will make the paper the best, as well as the biggest, ever printed in this (By Associated Press.) j tions. wards for one-ha- lf year, one year, twe Territory. .. 4 ':) ; -- v ne 1 LONDON, December, 11. Premier : great variety. Call and see us now, for they years or three years Wal .;. : ;v Asquith, in a startling speech made at rate of thai V per annum. tenc ;i yesterday, 'outlined the policy "of -- the won't last long. WELL THERE BE A MALIHINI TREE? If you in "timi Liberal party,'" the feature of whHch are doubt as to. Particular!! to be obtained oa appU It is to be hoped that "The Malihini Christmas Tree" is not to be allowed was the party's pledge to grant home cation. ex pi to just what that particular pres- Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd, V to go by default this year. Last Christmas the tree brought happiness to rule Ireland in matters that are Honolulu Offiee 7 & King Street, hundreds, to those who received and to those who gave. It is not the province distinctly Irish. LONDON, December 10. Premier ent is to be, we suggest P. O. Box 168. I Honolulans to suggest that the strangers in the city should undertake the that 923 Fort Street. cf Asquith today made an announcement H. TOKIEDA, Manager affair, but it is not too tnucb to say that there are doubtless many visitors of the government's policy regarding you take a stroll through our here who would be glad to assist in making a second malihini tree a success. the administration of Ireland. The an- THIS PAPER kept on file a It was understood a short time ago that the Elks stood ready to lead in the nouncement is expected to have a great store and inspect our new THE DAKE AD influence in the general election soon M 5 event this year. If that still remains the case, we suggest that that order VEETISINO AGENCY, INO., 427 South to be held. Alain tit., Los Angeles, 12 make some announcement, explaining for the benefit of the strangers in the stock. and Uearj Any Time in Year . r ii Mr. Asquith states that it is the plan St., 8an Franeiseo, where contract for the city what a "malihini Christmas tree" is, and inviting their help in keeping of the Liberal government to establish advertising emn be made for it. ff up what is certainly one of the happiest ideas ever given a successful start in Ireland a full system of self-gover- n e ment to deal with the purely EVERYTHING OF THE VERY Is a Good-Tim- t in Honolulu. Irish T . affairs. It is anticipated that this will win BEST 8 the support LUCID, INDEED! of the full strength of the but the NEW YEAR is a 8 As in a neighborly way, has explained Irish party. the Star, what The Advertiser may better time to start a N have meant in a recent paragraph, perhaps will aid in We Hate for Sale T it another mystery and NEW ITALIAN MINISTRY. tell us what its afternoon contemporary meant yesterday when it announced SAVINGS ACCOUNT. abo ' (By Associated Press.) lulu that: at an exceptionally low price, a ROME, December 10. Baron Somino Plan now to open one be- - B "What the Governor will do is one of those things on which no .1 house in Makiki dis- 0 has formed a new ministry and will the dependence is to be placed until events develop what the LIMITED. public is begin the governmental reforms that trict. This house has all the fore January 1st. Figure timi allowed to know of what has been done. have been advocated by his supporters. ? He LEADING JEWELERS. modern conveniences, and is in out your regular expenses tie Possibly the key is concealed in a front page head of the same paper, to succeeds Signor Giolitti, who recent ly resigned the premiership. very good condition. am the effect that "sudden common stock jumps causes new interest." , and make a resolution Inn The Lot is on the corner, the FLABBERGAST BOTH WITHDREW (6) FIRST SHOWING large, and well improved. (and keep it) to put in a COMMISSIONERS THEIR SIX CANS saving account RESIGNATIONS LET US SnOW YOU TIIIS everything OF '(Continued from rage One.) (Continued from Page One.) PROPERTY above those regular ex- paid. A bottle of Lydia Pinkham's the particulars in the matter. It was Blood Purifier came nest. "So does then that Chairman Cooke said that iest Pineapple penses. this." said Mr. Smith. Then a bottle the resignations were withdrawn. BISHOP CO. of Hoods Sarsaparilln. " Eighteen per Thompson, in arguing for a partial Sun- TRUST & & well-know- n day opening, cent.," said Mr. Smith. Then a advanced as his principal Delivered, all charges paid, at ANY preparation of cod liver oil. reason for such petition that under the WELLS-FARG- LIMITED clause EXPRESS OFFICE MS "Seventeen per cent.," said Mr. forbidding the sale of liquors ou IX UNITED STATES. Bank of Hawaii, Ltd. 8mith. A Cnticura preparation. "Twen- Sunday, the Territory and local people per Mr. Smith. were losing money and the ty cent.," 'said people who BETHEL STREET. Capital and Surplus, He took out a number more, until drank had just as much as thev wanted the board began to feel like druggists' tv urius. oy imying it on Saturdav $1,000,000 clerks. night. $1.50 "You see," explained Mr. Smith, He informed the board that this was "doctors never write prescriptions for a general practice at the hotels, and also these, because doctors never prescribe added as another instance why the . ? patent medicines. So they don't come restriction should be witli.1rn-- that under the act permitting liquor to be when a transport is in town nn old under a doctor's prescription. We and the officers, eating at the cafes, ISLAND FRUIT CO, have an alcohol license. Do we sell discover that they can not procure TODAYIII liquor, them under that!" they jump into a hack and go 72 S. King. Mr. Brown delved into the laws. to the vessel, from Phone 13 where thev bring We have male an unusual departure MAUI defini- all the liquor WINE "They come clearly under the they desire. In this man- tion of spirituous liquors," he an- ner local people lose monev and the this winter and have had bought for us nounced. drinkers don't loose what pleasure that by our New York representative a "But the law was never meant to the drinking of liquor might afford special Christmas line of cover them." said Mr. Cooke, smelling them. MADE FROM a bottle of blood purifier. The board then went into executive GRAPES GROWN AT The commissioners dida't dare session, and. after a long consultation, tackle the question. "Let's reserve it decided to turn the petition down. . ( to the attorney-general- He's our legal hairman Cooke stated afterward that THEATER GOERS Trimmed Hats adviser." said Mr. Cooke. "Mean- they considered the present law as act- Kaupakalua, Makawao, Maui while Mr. Smith had better write us a ing favorablv in all ;nt.,r, FIND letter, so that we will have something son had also brought up in his These are the very last word in address A MOST EXCELLENT TABLE WINE AND definite to submit." au mar. aituough favorable ac fashionable millinery, showing among TONIC. Then the Japanese boy picked up the turn on Ins petition might be consider others the styles Hudson-Fulto- n evidence and the board started iu to worn at the .ePiaton for the "boile. "THE CAFE" celebration. read the minutes. shirt. in his opinion, the board ha. Patronize Home Production discretionary powers, and could di All are made of silk, many shades, Oflioer Kellett and the boys of the pense the Sunday licenses, THE ONE PLACE and black and white a combination detective taking int. stuff last night rounded up consideration the samo i, . IN TOWN FOR verv popular five Chinamen who were riding on the considered now. in granting regular saloon AFTER-THE-SHO- wheel of fortune contrary to the laws' W LOVEJOY & COMPANY, mandates. The gamblers" were brought He further explained that such Sun SUPPERS up to the receiving station evi-ilene- e. and the day license could be granted withou Agents. and themselves bottled np for any consideration of ALEXANDER future reference. They were plaving boiled shirts o YOUNG "1IK S!ims- - t only of the man behind 902 Nuuanu Street. P. Box at the corner of Boreta'nia avenue'and or rather, under, v 0. 637. Phone 303. Alexander street, Punahou. them. The board did not entirely agree with him - CAFE V I

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LURLINE MAY LEAVE Shanghai, which may mean several cisco, p. m. months more. P. M. S. S. Asia, from San Francisco, FOR COAST ON p. 18th Makura Has Crowd for Here. m. SAIL MONDAY. A wireless message was received by Str. Noeau, for Kauai ports; general With fifty passengers aboard, the Davies & Co., agents, from the Canadian-- COLLEGE HILLS LOTS Australian eargo. Mar-o- n steamship Lurline is expected 8. S. Makura yester- day morning hun- DUE TUESDAY. "lit' port early this forenoon. The. announcing that one fio be dred and twenty of the four hundred Str. Mauna Loa, from Kona and Kau vessel is also bringing 215 bags of mail passengers on board are for Honolulu. ports. anil'3v00 tons of cargo. Among the This will be one of the largest crowds SAIL TUESDAY. Cas- ever brought here from the Northwest, passengers on board are George P. Str. Mikahala, for Maui and Molo-ka- i ' and probably includes many tle, Mrs. George W. Herbert and people ports, 12 who were unable to get passage on coon. V. ports, 5 p. m. daughter, Mrs. J. Jones, wife of steamers running out of San Francisco Str. Kinau, for Kauai Colonel Jones of the National Guard, for Islands. The Makura 's Str. Mauna Kea, for Maui and Ha- the captain waii ports, 12 noon. John Drew steam- wirelesses also that his vessel will be and daughter; of the FASSENQESS. office of Castle & Cooke, and wife. here this morning. ship Departed. Mrs. Jones is accompanied by her sis- The vessel has freight for Honolulu, - The foundation success ter, Miss Hennigan. and will take on several tons for Fan- Per- str. Claudine, for Maui and Ha- of for many people has been the securing of a home. Ao-ran- is yet uncertain when Lurline ning Island, brought here on the gi waii ports. Miss Baldwin, Miss Mac-donal- It' the Persons who have homes in the will leave for the Coast. The agents from Australia. Mrs. "W. von Seggern; Alfred community appeal to others as the stable stated yesterday that they hoped to get It is expected the Makura will leave Taylor, Mrs. L. T. Peck, R. B. Walker, members of society and not as globe-trotter- s or birds of passage here her off about the ISth, but this is con- for the Colonies this afternoon. W. Rosa, Jack Moir, Miss L. Dora today upon the to Deacon, Miss Nellie McLean, Miss T. tingent vessel not going Shipping Notes. and gone tomorrow. If you have little money, you can put yourself in the way Ililo to pick up cargo. If the Lurline The Alameda sails from San Fran- Moir, Miss T. Marshall, Miss Elsie Chalmers, Miss Rosecrans. Miss Taylor, leaves on the ISth or 19th, she will cisco todav for this port. ' of owning a home by purchasing a lot on the installment plan; when the lot is carry mail and express matter, which Miss Dora Engle, Ernest Baldwin, liar-ol- d The Kinau wharf offices are being re- will reach San Francisco on or just be- Baldwin, Miss M. Mas well. rlear, a loan can be secured to enable you to build a house. few years Christmas Day. juvenated with a very much needed In a fore coat of paint. Booked to Depart. M. S. S. Fran-- 1 will very May Put Sierra in Service. The Matson steamer Hilonian sails Per N. Lurline, for San land probably be much higher than now; this is the time to seeure a lot. on Cisco, December. ti. S. Urane, Mrs. A cablegram was received by W. G. from San Francisco for Honolulu M. A. Mrs. Whiting, Tuesday, 14. Woodin, Mr. and Irwin Si Co, yesterday from J. D. December Miss Whiting, N. B. Ferguson, Mr. and BUY A COLLEGE HELLS LOT. Spreckels, San Francisco, in which the The Asia is due from San Francisco Mrs. C. P. llaag, Mrs. S. I. Shaw, Mr. on Monday, with mail. She may ar- H. C. Pfluger, M. Pflu- - he had made a con- and Mrs. Miss latter stated that rive about noon, or possibly a little ger, H, M. Reynolds, Mrs. Reynolds, tract for fitting the Sierra for the Ho- later. Mrs. G. B. Wvman, C. H. Diamond, Mr. nolulu service and was sending full Owing to his crew not being filled and Mrs. S. S. Muchelson. particulars by mail. These particulars yet, Captain Thompson of the schooner Per str. Mauna Kea, for Maui and should arrive by the Alameda next Mary E. Foster has not been able to Hawaii, December 14. H. Morton, M. Friday. put to sea. He expects to sail today Aluir, G. Muir, Claude King, N. King, 'v It is presumed that the Oceanic com- or Monday for the Sound. J. Bull, Miss Eaton, I. H. Fecskel, Mr. pany will convert the Sierra into an end Mrs. A. H. Gordon. --There is expectation of the British r. It is also presumed that steamer Swanley arriving here today Per T. K. K. Tenyo M&ru, for San the Sierra may replace the Alameda to from Fnnchal 600 Portu- Francisco, December 11. Mr. and with about Mrs. M. some extent, as the Alameda has been guese immigrants. The territorial G. Heller, Miss B. II. Smith, running steadily since the Sierra, So- of immigration fitted Dr. U. Yamamura, Mrs. C. B. Lee, Mrs. board, has tip A. Baer, W. Ryan, arid noma and Ventura were taken off the about 600 bunks in the old Channel '. R. Mr. Mrs. local run, and may need a rest. The wharf shed for the immigrants, to be Southworth, Mrs. F. C. Woodruff and original proposition to put the Sierra used after they have been passed by infant. in commission was to have her take the federal immigration authorities. VESSELS IN POET. TRENT TRUST CO., LTD. the run of the Alameda, at least tem- (Army and Navy.) ' The Celtic Chief is now moored at porarily. ' . the Hackf eld wharf. It . is said that Iroquois, U. S. station tug, Shepley. Notice to Mariners, Inter-Islan- the d company refuses to Kukui, U. S. lighthouse tender, Mid-dleto- n. Honolulu, December 10, 1909. give up the fertilizer which was taken Wai- - out of the Celtic Chief's holds and (Merchant Vessels.) Maui Island. Wailuku Coast Hiii-.mp- Ttitpr-Tlnn- . intn thos of i he il - Am. Kahului, hee Reef Whistling Buoy, heretofore steamers while vessel was on Alaskan, s.s., Dec. 4. the the Alexander Tsenberg, Ger. bk., Behring, reported one-hal- f mile in shore from reef. Captain Miller turned over the correct position, replaced De iiamDurtf, jnov. iy. its was fertilizer he got in his boats to the Am. cember 9, 1909. local of - Celtic Arizonan, s.s., Seattle, Dec. 5. representatives the Churchill, Am. sch., Columbia River, By order of the Lighthouse Board. . ,- - Chief. Dee. 5. .. , V. S. HOUSTON, Celtic Chief, Br. shp., Hamburg, 5. Lieutenant, XJ. S. N., Assistant to the Dec. Inspector, 12th L, H. District. Dauntless, Am. schr., Jonsien, Grays MARINE REPORT. Harbor, Nov. 26. Italian Deserters Face Prison. James Rolph, Am. schr., Olsen, Port The two Italian deserters from the By Merchants' Exchange. Ludlow, Dec. 5. f Kaiulani, Am. bk., Colly, Auckland, warship Calabria, who were sent to J Sept. 20. Shanghai on the Chiyo Mara, are des- Friday, December 10, 1909. Nuuanu, Am. bk., Josselvn, New York, ; tined for a term of imprisonment in a Port Gamble Sailed, December 9, Dec. 8. . military fortress after they have finish- schr. Aloha, for Hilo. ' -- rtv' ; Robert Lewers, Am. schr., Anderson, ed their terms of enlistment. One of San Francisco Arrived, December Port Ludlow, Nov. 24. : FINISHED PRINT them, who was formerly in Honolulu 10, bk. Annie Johnson, , from Hilo; S. THE MAILS. and enlisted on the Calabria in San S. Mongolia, hence December 4; sailed, - Mails are i fine - from the following Francises dust before she deft forthis , S S. Enterprise, for Hilo. IS THE ONLY VISIBLE PROOF OF A GOOD NEGATIVE. I - as port, is about twenty-fou- r years of Port - Townsend Arrived,- December points follows: N o-- - - k ?ge. After serving his three years in 10, schr. Oceania Vance, from Hilo, San Francised Per Lurline. today. h 'ffCS'ne "fivyV'aM 'without' paj'," fill's likely Veijiber 26. - 'Yokohama Per Korea, Dee, 20. 17 T3 J , that he witl be. given a four years' sen-- 1 San Francisco Sailed Dec. 11, bk. Vancouver Fer Makura, today.' r tence in a prison, at the end of which Olympic, for Honolulu. Colonies Per Moana, Jan. 5. time he , will be expected to pay the San Francisco Sailed Dec. 11, Er- - expenses of his fare from Honolulu to skrne Phelps, for Honolulu. Mails will depart for the following Jim points as follows: , , . TIDES. SUN AND MOON. PORT OF HONOLULU. San Francisco Per Lurline, about Dec. '; 18 or 19. . AND .3.- DEPARTED. Yokohama Per Asia, Dec.-1- 4 w - a Friday, December W, 1909. Vancouver Per Moana, Jan. 5. , a - ' 5l 6u, l? 2 Str. Claudine, for Maui ports and Colonies Per Makura,' today. Hilo, o p. m, i.. ' TRANSPORT SERVICE. ise !a,m,,'t.'.m.pm ft.in.l T. K. S. S. Tenyo ' M 0.29 1.1 ll.uO. & 41 5.52 6 25.1 115 Mam, for San Buford, ar. S. F. from Hon., Oct. 15. - Francisco, 6 this morning. Dix. from Seattle for Manila, via Hon., r 0.57, 1.9 11.48 8.07 7 00 6 27 5 18 2.02 I Fr bk. La Blanche, Lorant, for Nou Dec. 6. IIIt p m. i IIIi w 1.2 1.5 12.30 8.37 8.00 8 28 5 19 2.51 mea, Dec. 9. Logan, from San Francisco for Hon. FURNISH THAT PROOF. i i ( DUE TODAT. Dec. 6. 2.C0, 1.7 1 12 7.09 8.52 8.28 5 20 S 41 i C. A. S. S. Makura, from Victoria and Thomas, from Hon. for San Francisco, III ' F lo 2.82 II1.8 153 7 3s 9.40 6 29 5 2o 4 S3 Vancouver,'a. m, Dec. 7. -- OCZDOC DO M. N. S. S. Lurline, from San Sheridan, at Manila, Dec. 3. 8 U 3.04 l. 2 33: 8 0610.23 8 29 5 21 5.27 Fran I I i Cisco, a. m. 8 12! 3. 8S 2 0 3.10' 8.38 11 05 6 30 5 21 fl.23 Str. Manna Kea and way ports, a. m. Big crowds of bargain hunters at Fort Street New moon Dec. 12th at 9:47 a. m. 1st, b. is. Sswanley, from Funchal. . Lewis & Co., Ltd., big household em- "Ow-l- A I 111! Tbe tides at Kahului and Hilo occur SAIL TODAY. porium. 169 King street. Closing out near Hotel Street bunt one hour earlier than at Hono- C.-- S. S. Makura, for Colonies, p. m. sale. No reservation. Everything sac- lulu. A.-H- . S. S. Alaskan, for Salina Cruz, rificed. Get in now while there are mi Opp. Benson, Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours via Jtahunn and Hilo,-p- m. manv desirable articles still for sale. CO " Mil WUk. Smith & Co. minutes slower than Greenwich DUE TOMOEEOW. time, bing that of the meridian of 157 The Pacific Mail S. S. Korea was Str. from ports, a. m-ti- e iegrees thirty minutes. The time whis- - ' ,auai due J,nf from Aam and Mo" to leave Yokohama yesterday for blows at 1:30 p. m., which is the!. .St?'KetAu IIou' Honolulu. It that wireless lima as Greenwich 0 honru O m nntPi l'"'"' "' communication will be established with Ban and moon are for local time for DUE MONDAY. her about Tuesday from the Kahuku tie whole btoud A. T. Lojran, from San Fran station. M Mt Giirastiinies uggcstioris For Vlen, Women and Children ered Doylies, Embroidered Shirtwaist Patterns, Finished Sofa Pil- Outfits, Elks 616, Chiffon Dress Patterns, Siiks by the Yard, Umbrellas and lows, Cushion Covers, Metalography or Art Brass Covers, Men's Traveling Parasols, Woolen Suitings, Pina and Pongee Silks, Millinery, Veils, Punahou and McKinley High Felt Pillow Hosiery in Hair and Sash Ribbons in Fancy Boxes, Fancy Ribbons by the Yard, Toilet Cases, Dress Suit Cases, Holeproof Christmas unnaren, rian-nelet- te Fancy Beltings, Lace, Chiffon and Egyptian Scarfs, Real Lace, Boxes, Sweaters for Men, Women and lurKisn ana Siik Cravats, Real Lace Collars and Berthas, Pearl and Spangled Fans, Lace Bath Robes, Silk Pajamas, Fancy Suspenders, Tie, Socks and Suspenders, French Hand-Embroider- ed and Net Dress Patterns, Embroidered Collars and Jabots, Jet and Combination Boxes of Underwear,' Rugs, Blankets, Children's Santa Claus Shell Barrettes and Hair Goods, Pearl Necklaces, Fancy Boxes of Curtains, Portierres, Couch Covers, Note Paper, Rogers and Gallet Perfumeries and Toilet Articles, and Pictorial Blankets, Lace Bonnets, Fancy Leather Goods, Bags and Purses, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Children's and Infants' Embroidered Hats and Boys' Caps, Misses' and Ladies' Rain Coats, Ladies' Glove and Merchandise Orders, Silk and Fancy Hosiery, Steamer w Suits, Hats and Chine Evening Dresses, Wearing Apparel Rugs, Silk ancf Woolen Shawls, Madeira Center Pieces, Embroid- - Tailored Suits, Crepe de SCHOOL and CLUB PENNANTS ii fm " r HAWAIIAN ior McKinley High, Punahou, f ?in- ffr " "' - lfflittni"ri-HH- Many new designs AT SOUVENIR Elks 616, all the local athletic organizations, Har- vard Pie Man, Yale Bulldog, Navy Goat, Army Mule, REDUCED PURSES. Stanford, California, Etc. PRICES. j: : - 4 METALOGRAPHY, or Art Brass Outfits. " Plain. for men, with strap i&zS" f .'it This new art of piercing brass requires no to clcse out before the for women; made in three special training, but can be easiiy learned by all; 3 arrival of Spring ship- colors; have two pockets; we have the complete outfits, with instruction WASH ments due early in Jan- book; price, $1.75. We also have a large line of uary. typically Hawaiian em- the stamped brasses. A dress patern of these bossing. ABRICS would make a sensible gut. PRICE, 50c EACH. ' j IWtUT'', :;' Castle & CooKe, Ltd. tor thn : Jas. F. WE turv, am f iorpn SHIPPING AND coiEjssroar MERCHANTS. it prfTlt;ir. iiisnf ami- , and jg ntuvnta' STOCKS BONDS AND REA L SUGAR FACTORS AND GENERAL r lit U. INSURANCE AGENTS. Demand, ce nnitijf 'm"lJMH' HI JlllJlllll''tl"Wtl'!ffl"W 1 ESTATE nk tht r An n a wit. My n I nim REPRESENTING ? t . " y1? 114 h com New England Mutual it nf the I No. 857 Kaahumanu St, Life Insuranea tiTV 't r Company of Boston. z rnrn" ill thr cf Aetna Fire Insurance Company. National Fire Insurance Company. iiir& tT Jar..-- - Citizens Insurance Company to 4 tot (Hartforl THI Jrire insurance Company). Tl London Assurance Corporation. Inch may firefjt. GREEN CHRISTMAS h bo li leach Proper!; TREES. ad., and j. am) chat h PUT YOUR ORDER IN NOW 'cr intrMU nrd u f AT AUCTION. th HENRY MAY & CO., mitral mf: LTD., l "fr On (Wednesday, Dec. 22, 1909, we will PHONE 22 rherapi sell at public auction a "fine Waikiki i form Beach lot, and improvements; 10,903 sq. ft. Torrens title. Full particulars at our office. 8531 'ho AT AUCTION.

ven-se- a - if) ON WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22, 1909, WILL DO IT. comfo: J AT 12 O'CLOCK XOOX, At my salesroom, I will sell at pub- lic auction to the highest bidder, on HOLIDAY NOVELTIES ound account of whom it may concern, 520 'A shares of capital stock of W. C. Pea- cock & Co., Ltd., consisting of Cer- tificates Nos. 24 and 78 for 312Vi MRS. J. ROSENBERG shares. Certificates Nos. 61, 62, 77, SI, 84, 86 for 62 shares. Certificate No. YOUNG BUILDING 56 for 50 shares. Certificate No. 33 for 75 shares;. Certificates Nos. 74 and Mr. 76 for 20 shares. YAMATOYA, ALL KINDS OF SHIRTS, PAJAMAS and KIMONOS JAS. F. MORGAN. MADE TO ORDER THE MAILE ILIMA SOCCER TEAM CHAMPIONS 1908-0- 9. AUCTIONEER. First row W. T. Greig, G. Bustard, J. C. McGill, E. S. Andrews, R. Anderson, 11. Andrews, E. Davis, J. J. Belser. Second row G. K. Dwight, II. Bailey, 1246 Fort St., Just above Orpneum j Sing Hoon, H. Davis (mascot), G. D. Center (captain), W. Craik, V. Marcallmo. Third row II. A. Chillingworth, F. Bailey.

dollar for the three races. Five points WE CARRY GRAND OPENING OF SOCCER for first in each race, three for second, Rubber Goods WALKING EACE NUMBERS. and one for third. The money will be the finest list of Real Estate in GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. , divided into two portions and expended R. H. PEASE President LEAGUE AT M01U1L1 TODAY The following is the list of en- in merchandise for first and second, the this city. . Here are a few: 7 579 Market Street, tries and numbers for the elimi- winner to choose what he wants. There San Francisco, Cal., U.SA. 78 BEE. nation race on, Kalakaua avenue will probably be seven entries, and so tomorrow afternoon. All contest- first will get five dollars in merchan- Bi League ants are requested to make a note dise and second two dollars of the same. The finest lot in Manoa Valley. Gatton. Neill & Company. Ltd. Composed of Four Evenly Matched of their numbers and to be on hand at two o 'clock promptly, at OPIUM ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS, NO IN CHAMBERLAIN'S Queen and Teams The Complete Lineups and the junction of Kalakaua avenue COUGH REMEDY. Richards Streets. ,and King street. Johnny Ander- - Boilers d with charcoal-iro- n Of List of Players. son will have the numbers and There is not a particle of opium or New House steel tubes. General ship work. safety pins. Eaeh contestant will uther narcotic in Chamberlain's Cough receive- two numbers and eight Remedy, and never has been since it was first offered to the public. It is Soccer at League Grounds Today. Mailes strong-Maile- s safety pins. The numbers are to ,ia have perhaps a trifle the as safe a medicine for a child as for OUR MEATS vs. Iron Works, 2 pi m. est team on paper. be pinned on chest and back with each, so num- - an adult. For sale by Benson, Smith ARE ALL RIGHT Funahou vs. High School, 3:15 p. m. Perhaps four pins that the and four lots in Kalihi, a New Champion. bers will be plain for judges & Co., I it d. , agones for Hawaiian Is- Vi the PROMPT DELIVERY EVERY Iron orks. Position. Mailes. The Mailes have won their champion- - to see: lands DAY . . . . . Macanlay ..G .. Belser ships mostly by sticking together and 1 ; Q. Sing! , , William Timson, L. O. Rosa, C. YEE HOP & CO., MeDongal RF ...... McGill fighting hardest when the games went 2; Sam Hop, 3; Antone Kaoo, 4; Whiting LF.... Mullen against them." If the other teams will Daniel Kahana, 5; M. G. Jardin, $1600 NEXT THE FISHMARKET X. Wa! ! ; Kalimapehu RII. . . .11. Andrews do the same thing and there is every 6; H. M. Avres, 7; J. N. Densham, Schieber . (eapt.). .CH. .u. center reason to expect that they will the 8; C. K. Charlie, 9; Wilson Feag- - fl ft (1 PREFERRED BY ALL Hammond .LII Ziegler laurels may be "wrested from the pres ler, 10; A. F. Mullen, 11; Dick Bolster OR Fred Bailey ent champions and a very exciting Sullivan, 12; Hang Chack, 13; G. Keystone-Elgi- n Smvthe ..1R.H. Bailev (eapt.) series result from the doing of it. B. Henderson, 14; Dal Fahy, 15; 1) House and lot on Wilder Wylle I.McXicol - u avenue. AND ..CF , The public is taking more of an in- Xigel Jackson. 16; R. Kalbe, 17; Klemme ,..1L Dwight terest in the game than it has so far. George L. Walter. 18; George House and lot on Makiki street. . Ingersoll Kan Akana .OL. Carl Oss There was a really good crowd to watch t Kaaea, 19; W. McTighe, 20. Watches Jus noma n-1 V Vi frtrA on1 High School. Position. Punahou. Lots on Wilder avenue. JOS. SCHWARTZ, AGENT R. Chillingworth... O Paty was not a single spectator present who t J. W. SMITHIES. Manager. honc J.Anderson Kr.. i..T Gray WUUiU ' p uj Muan mat Lots in College Hills. REGaT E.Kellett LF... Broderick ter a nominalajcharge at the gate. J. J. Page, class 1, vs. C. G. Bockus, RAMBLER and H. Chillingworth.. RH Clark It is to be hoped that the public class 1; A. Richards, class 1, vs. W. L. will support games better than A bargain lot on Prospect St.; i J.Clarke. CH Jamieson the last Whitney class 2; H. Clark, class 1, vs. AUTOMOBILES Frendo .LH T. Macconel year. The league is by no means out Gray, class 2; Noel Deerr, class 1, vs. excellent town and marine view. ! j Mareallino ..OR J. Catton to make monev but they play a keen R. B. Booth, class 2; E. W. Sutton, Sing Hoon...... TR Sinclair and sportsmanlike game and it would class 2, vs. R. B. Rietow, class 1; W. H. 'A. WILDER Agent i be a good thing if the gate money is W. Low, vs. I. 5 E. Feranadez. CF Sing Chong scratch, J. Hurd, class i - AT AUCTION Rca So res IL Walker sufficient, to cover the necessary ex- 2; R. G. E. Forster, class 2, vs. C. A. Armitage OL J. Macanlay penses so that the players do not have Frazer, elass 2. to dig in jeans. H. Clark 1- M Aylett Withington their is a malihini, but is said to -2 P P E R 4-- have Acre Lot FOR ALL PURPOSES. ' Brett Lota considerable class on the courts. 4 ,May Frazer He is a Dartmouth man, and has play- - LIFE-SAVE- R ed tennis every American Hawaiian Paper and Hiekmar. . at opportunity, and plays an exceedingly steady and fast Supply Co., Ltd. The High School team has not been LEAVES TODAY game. Co officially stationed but the team will in TELEPHONE 410. ' it be taken from the above fifteen play- FREAK RACES ers. The positions are not official. Walter V. II. Biddell, the famous Hawaiian Stamps THE At our salesroom, 125 Merchant St. Chance for Pine Weather. Australian life-savin- expert, will leave old Calabashes, Tapaa, 123 S FOR the weather is only as cool and for his home on the Makura today, and SEA WRENS Curios and Souvenirs. If PUUNUI ISLAND water-dog- s CURIO CO, af- the of - clear today as it was late yesterday Honolulu, as well as James Steiner, Elit ternoon, it will be perfectly ideal for everybody who is interested in the Tuesday, Dec. Building, Rcot j The Honolulu Yacht Club held an en--i Hotel Street wonderful art of Visitors wel- the grand opening of the soccer series .rescuing drowning thusiastic meeting last night, and a always people, are more $700 come. t the league grounds this afternoon. than sorry to see very novel series of events was arrang- The entire list of players who will him go. . 14, 1909 While spending a vacation in Hono- ed for three Sundays, starting a week take part in the games this afternoon lulu for his health. Mr. Biddell has been from tomorrow. KWONG HING CHONG GO. and eom-wir- e. is interesting to look over tireless in his efforts to promote in- On December 19 there will be a Lot containing 13,245.5 sq. ft. terest in his 9 9 First come the Iron Works. It art, and has succeeded Si t f 'i . I f All 1 . . CHINESE I mitauumufp -- C .."ill iL.IUC UUillS GRASS LINENS, well. j . in Puunui; will be noted in thi lineup that they omtertully He has alwavs been W,U good view, good soil, various anehor la a llne extending aeross LADIES' SHIRTWAISTS, PONGEH. lave a very dangerous combination. . "I11,!? th f n... .,.vt..'. cleared; has small building on it; 1024 experienced players j NUUANU STREET Several old and exhibitions, which were attended by At the.tsignal they will hoist sail and vith a good sprinkling of the younger will sell cheap. "Mr'mfi'i0 I weigh anchor and get going as quicklv As and more energetic booters. is the possessor of a let- - ,1 ter of congratulation on his work from ?.8 P0881'. They W!ll then sail over Homestead in Palolo Valley. PRECIOUS STONES Among the latter are some of the ' course - the Trince of Wales. In this reBll5,ar and finish. by drop- set in rings and brooches. Gold of the Kamehameha school team letter the NeW and lest expert is praised for the work he has1 4, .C use ro cue bungalow in Kaimuki. silver jewelry made to order at reason- MERCI of last spason. Xotablv Kalimapehu done to promote j tyTtle e,lubhouse taklnS"y sail and DOLLS, able the interests of the in prices. Your trade solicited. and Whiting, the latter" being one of Royal Lifesaving Association, of which tlen ,Sending a Inan to wade ashore to Lots Kaimuki. You will re- the stars of that team. the Prince is president, and his Roval the The first man to touch TRICYCLES, SUN WO Highness the wharf will be declared the winner. gret it if you do not buy a lot in Mailes Are Changed. personally thanks him for the CHAN - - - work he has done. The following Sunday there will be a CHEW MANAGER The Maile team reads quite differ- package race. this section while low 1808 We Too late for exhibition, Mr. Biddell The boats will start in the prices Maunakea St., P. O. Box 945 ently from that of last year. Mullen, the ordinary way and will sail out to ROCKING HORSES, Ziegler and McNicoll are all new men, received on the Aorangi a surf canoe last. life-savin- the bell buoy, returning thence to very good designed for purposes, and to the but they fere all said be harbor. At three points insidp hnr- - a torpedo life buov. Had th hph . - th . DOLL CARRIAGES, We arrange respective positions and it is ' .... terms to suit you. CHEAP LOTS FOR in their time for to re lU. be hung up, SALE hard to say that the team is any weak- him unpack and repack , T I'kages ! can time, may rnese terore his aepartnre he would i snipper If you want a home, er than it was last in fact it have an c.hoose ln which ord" he shall collect civen exhibition of ,;, - well be stronger. at Waikiki. the packages, but he must get all three If IN- The Puns have very much of the ASSORTED GAMES, you want a lot to build on, When Mr. Biddell leaves for and then return to the starting line. same team as last year with one or two Austra- The final race lia today, he will carry with him the of the series will be a If you want to invest in Real new men. Their forward line looks aloha and best potato race. The boats will sail out to SEWING BOXES, particularly strong and they have a wishes of hundreds of Kapiolani Tract, Kalihi people who do not know him the spar buoy and then return. On Estate, Stocks, Bonds, or Mor- good back line to keep their shooters personally, many ot but have had the good fortune to be the marks as well as in all well supplied with the ball. present at his places in the harbor, one tgages; Inquire of exhibition in the water " ' ar; Highs Are Youngsters. -- . j at each place will be hung. Cit 4 LADIES' HANDBAGS, If KAPIOLANI ESTATE, the The High School tam is composed KK I lhe positions of the packages will be you want a loan, we will LIMITED, p!p TCMMIO ! slmost entirelv of young plavers. but our icwiiild charted for the skippers before th me. that PURSES, ALBUMS. negotiate it; Corner Alakea and King Streets they are the very best of their kind PLAY THIS AhltKNOON e,boat brinss in the largest nd will have the advantage of superb number of packages, whether it comes 359 fil-s- t If you vendition to help them. The game be- j ln or last, will win the race. want to sell Real Estate, tween them and the Puns should be Plav ' Ust event sho"'d be productive in the first round of the Tall of Stocks, or Bonds; a really classic affair with the score cup J9great excitement. It will start on the Beretania courts fastest boat, but th fZ down pretty low. It is more than LTJVl If you Sn75sible to forecast a winner. this afternoon promptly at v that will win tha tooo I want a square deal, o jroinir u "clock. ! ooat is after a Take it all round this should be a Contestants are divided into naAo quick and reliable snceesofal soccer season ev-t- t nig time to do it, may information Terr from three classes: scratch, class one and it well be that point of view. The teams are class two. a slower craft can come along and get two packages and service, see venlv matched and not one of them The drawings 4 T while the other ia taking are as follows: only one JAS. W. PRATT, any kid! of f eineh, although the Castle vs. T. j aboard. Richards, both scratch There will be an entrance fee of one AUCTIONEER. JAS. F. MORGAN. 1

THE PACIFIO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, DECEMBES 11, 1909,

LOCAL WE ARE STILL SERVING BREVITIES.

Lei Aloha Chapter No. 3, Eastern THE FAMOUS Star, meets this evening in Masonic Why Not Silver Temple.

Regular meeting of McKinley house-keep- VHITNEY Lodge, FOR A CHRISTMAS GIFT J' No er & MARSH, K. of P., this evening Ltd. at half past flflll can have too much of it Even a ma3 gift of seven o 'clock. There will be a meeting of the Manoa Improvement Club at the residence of Have you tried it? Judge H. E. Cooper next Tuesday even ing at half past seven o 'eloek. COMMCINITy WE HAVE Cards have been issued by the JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM PARIS A warden of the school, the Bishop of SILVER, TflE CRITERION Honolulu, for the opening of St. An- V BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF drew's Priory on Thursday evening, is sure to give pleasure. The new "FWer-3e-Luc- e December 16. There will be a recep C. J. MCCARTHY, Prop. tion irom 8:su to IU o clock. pattern has a dignity and beauty heretofore found only in Every Corner of Hotel and Bethel The directors of Aliiolani College the best Sterling. C piece of Community Sil- Sts. a have' let contract for a $5000 build- ver is plated heavier than triple and will ing to be used for school purpose. The wear a lifetime. msene building is to be on Kaimuki avenue W. W. DIM0ND & CO., LTD., between Sixth and Seventh streets, and 53-55-- NOTICE OF MEETING will be two stories, 30 by 150 feet in 57 King Street. consisting of dimensions. V The Daughters Revo- r of the American PETTICOATS PRINCESS SLIPS JJanoa Improvement Club. lution will meet on Monday, December A meeting of the Manoa - Improve- thirteenth, at half past three, with Mrs. ment Club will be held at the residence A. Gartley, instead of with Mrs. P. C. CORSET COVERS DRAWERS of Judge H. E. Cooper, Pnupueo, Manoa Jones. Mrs. M. F. Scott will present a paper on Seoteh-Iris- h Revo- Valley, on Tuesday evening, December "The of CHEMISES NIGHTGOWNS 14, 1909, at 7:30 o'clock. lutionary Days." All members and S. D FREEST, any interested are eordially invited. S531 Secretary. - Mrs. J. J. Williams yesterday re- ceived news of the death of her mother, Mrs. Mailolo "Wills, in Pahala. Her death occurred last Saturday. Also BUSINESS LOCALS. Mrs. Wills was seventy-fiv- e years old at the time of her death, and was the widow of the late T. A. L. WTills. She Try a cup of the best coffee "to be was the mother of Mrs. Williams, Mrs. had in the city at the Baltimore. T. C. Wills and Charles. Wills of Ho- 14 Hotel Street, near Nuuanu. Hand-Ma- de nolulu. Child's Visit Dunn's hat shop this week and Dresses see the display of beautiful millinery . Elaborate ceremonies will mark the for the holidays. opening of the splendid new buildings s of St. cases of six to two the Andrew's Priory, just com- Christmas dozen pleted in the cathedral grounds. The jars of Mrs. Kearns' Gold Medal pre- invitations that have been out can sent usual sent oririo serves be for half rates. read as follows: "The warden of tho Have your typewriter cleaned and school, the Bishop of Honolulu, invites NUQU yepaired at Wall, Nichols Company, you to be present at the opening of jVrd. 'They have a repairer whose work St. Andrew's Priory on Thursday even- liULUff... .a .'V.'U" HI' I'll. V. ,11 HJ.l,kl'U .. IJIIM.I II l.l .! lft!ff.pyWWW. J M- - guaranteed. ing, December the" sixteenth, at eight your holiday soda now o'clock, one thousand nine - Order water hundred ' , ' .1 , r t " w from Rycroft's Fountain Soda Works and nine. Reception half after eight '. 'f !1 !: until before the rush begins. All the popular ten." FOR HOLIDAYS. flavors. Phone 270. Sensible Christmas gifts are shoes TUB i and slippers. Large stock for men, HATS OF LATEST MODE. DIRECT IMPORTERS. women and children at Melnerny's PERSONALS. Shoe Store. Call and see the new styles. L. D. A. Prince, formerly with E. O. There will be an abundance of can- Hall & Son, is now secretary of the H dies at the Pawaa Junction store in C Cattle Company of Reno, Nevada. He ska tiniel for Christmas. These goods are is doing well. Mats Trlminc fresli from the great factory of Rhino Mrs. Eva Parker Woods will leave in San Francisco. shortly for Washington to spend the CHRISTMAS DINNER AT HALEIWA t0If you want a real pie or "cake, go winter. She may remain away from . u . 1 . . i . : g rjLue iJitiumuic. Hawaii for about a year. To Order. i. P. C. Jones yesterday celebrated the one, with ail of joy that goes with a K Means a very good the ft 'r'tphs i? their charm m the photo-&- seventieth anniversary of his birth, and LOWEST PRICES. R. W7. announced that on December 31 will frienthe studio of Perkins. he golfing and Your.if th on the mainland will retire from active business. His in- meal that day. There will be tennis. terests in the various corporations with The wvnsfeTd coal sold by Union-Pacifi- c which he is connected will be looked m Tr'a-.- by P. C. Jones., to t ana9mPany ig the best after the Ltd., which Daily w m in tne. marii6iT,rjeeaiaeiiverea promptly they will be transferred. Read the "Advertiser," World's News . g at the lowest I ph(Faniily trade es Mr. and Mrs.. William Heilbron re- J pecially solicite'S,g 58. ceived a cablegram Jast evening at five o 'clock announcing marriage Mistletoe! Yi 'u g-- Taylor will the AY have it. Aren 't yo.' ejjav,ll It will be of their daughter, Miss Hazel Heil- Ala-da- , bron, to Edwin O. Child, in San Fran- f .f on the go0'1, ,tmal S. S. i and on sale for , also Cali- - cisco. The message briefly announced THE the marriage, and contained no news SALE T . 1 - 1 1 HOLIDAY STORE U wreaths. jriace your oruers " ty. of the future plans cf Mr." and Mjs. GREAT Child. FOR E. A. P. Neweomb, who was for- TOYS WOMEN'S WOES merly established here as an architect, APPAREL Snowing will return' in January from Buffalo, Handierchief where he has just concluded work con- nected with several buildings of which am Honolulu Women Are Finding Belief he was the architect. He will be ac- Rooms companied by his sister, Miss New- 1 at Last. eomb. Mr. Neweomb expects to reen- With Every Modern gage in business here. Convenience It does seem that women have mote in 25c L than a fair share of the aches and Children's Initial Handkerchiefs fancy boxes pains that afflict humanity; they must WHEN THERE'S MUSIC IN THE HAWAIIAN "keep up," must attend to duties in AIR. For .....--.- - 5c to 40c spite of constantly aching backs, or Ladies' Swiss Handkerchiefs - is announced that, a Los Angeles fflEALS Go to headaehes, dizzy spells, bearing-dow- n It man has devised a plan for transmitting pains; they must stoop over, when t9 Imported Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, hand-mad- e, woven borders -- 25c to $2.50 each stoop means torture. They must walk music by wireless telegraphy and that ALEXANDER YOUNG HOTEL and bend and work with racking pain3 his invention is tc have a public test in many kidney ills. $3.00, $3.50 e'ach and aches from Real Maltese Handkerchief -- $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, Kidneys cause more suffering than any Chicago, says the Inter Ocean, and goes Lace s...... other organ of the body. Keep the on to note some of tne possible con- kidneys well and health is easily main- tingencies. Jack Binns signaling C. Q. or CAFE PLAIN LINEN OR INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS. D. will receive in reply GRAND LINE OF MEN'S nd tained. Read of a remedy for kidneys "My Bonnio only that helps and cures the kidneys Lies Over the Oceanv" or "What Are THE MALIHINI CHRISTMAS TREE. is thousands people. the Wild Waves Saying!" The receiv- and endorsed by of The stores are decked with holly Mrs. C. P. Maxwell, E. Bay Ave., ing stations on the coast would ex- perience the same difficulty, and per- And with signs of Christmas cheer, Olympia, Wash., says: "Lapse of time are very has only strengthened my good opinion haps judge the C. Q. D. to be an auto- Invitations to the rich free; of Doan 's Backache Kidney Pills, as matic registering on the part of the But, while you think of presents ubiquitous melody of the anguish it That are useless and quite dear NEW the relief I obtained from their use ' A HOST two years ago has been permanent. I inflicts on defenseless cars. For the What about that malihini Christmas STYLES IN chief joy of a summer sojourn now is tree? OF in. was in a serious condition as the result RAIN of kidney trouble. I had such severe escaping" 'the street musicians. What USEFUL backaches and heavy, bearing-dow- n shall we do when they can pursue us It took a malihini JORDAN'S COATS it on the airv wines of scheme, PRESENTS pains across my loins that my house- ether? To inaugurate the i reX- - work was a burden. Dropsical symp- Though he took it as a kind ot jolly n toms nnnenrpd and mv feet and ankles spree, 1 If became badlv svollen. Learning of There are people who'd do better H rJ i! iJoan s liacKacne iviuney cum, piu-nnrn- If they'd act upon this theme T rats' a Knv si ml had used a to a poor kids' hefnro of That it's good have ,Cthem long they had entirely disposed Christmas tree. . 01 my trouoie. A nave u ; Doan's Backache Kidney Pills on se- When you go and buy those presents veral occasions since, then, as I know For kiddies of your own, if the they can be relied upon to Bring reiei Although you're just as wealthy as 0 ( - - DID YOU EVER from kidney disorders." can be, r Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are Light Blue and Pink Teddy Bear Don't keep the smiles and gladness ..,1.1 VTr OT1.1 stnrplrPPTlPTS is just as easy to buy the right as nil iiirrrrJcfc Blankets, Possum Blankets, Mother For your little folk alone Stop to think that it at 50 cent3 per box (six boxes $2.50) Goose Blankets. But boost the malihini Christmas tree. wrong kind of hat? Cost no more money, takes no or will.be mailed on receipt of price oy the ni whole- store the Hollister Drug Co., Honolulu, There is hardly any poverty more time it's only a matter of getting into a sale agents for the Hawaiian Islands. 1 and Thank goodness here at all, they sell the right kind. We sell Remember the name, Doan's, $li25 Blankets But Santa Claus can't sled across the where take no substitute. sea, So remember those big dividends MEET. You 5f OLD SHIPMATES gathered in last fall Chronicle 'Tardon me, you are And spend a little on the Christmas The Knox Hat AMen Besse?" or 95cts. tree. "Knox," Captain OT.rien of the If we knew of a better, we would not sell but asked a tall, thin man, whose looks E On Sale Saturday. Though they call it "Malihini" knowing it to be the best, we back it with our reputa- proclaimed the mariner. See Window Display. And was started as a whim.. "Yes, and you're Captain Freeman To "Kamaaina" I would make a plea tion, and we wouldn't do that if we were doubtful. of the Glory of the Seas!" exclaimed And I'll gladly give my ' 'farthing" the other. In the memory of Him Twenty-fiv- e years ago these well-know- n Who came on earth to make a Christ- shipmasters were close friends. mas tree. New Ones Today At that time Captain O'Brien was mas- JACK DEXSHAM. ter of the old AMen Bce. running Do ports, while Contest from the Sound to oriental NO EXPERIMENT. Captain Freeman was in command of Derby or Soft, $5.00 Yon not when you the ship Glory of the Seas. GAINING IN POPULARITY. are experimenting " The Seas was one of ; Glory of the the The two handsome dolls, now on dis- buy Chamberlain 's Cough Eemedy. Yon famous clipper ships which hold the a has an regards sailing between Pa- play, in our show windows will be given are getting preparation that for fast away on morning to two cific Coast ports and New York and Christmas the established reputation for good backed Philadelphia. When Captain Freeman children getting the highest number of by a third of a century's constant use. A voting coupon free with had the Glory of the Seas she was in votes. It is famous for its prompt cures of the zenith, of her career as a fast every 25c. purchase. coughs, colds, croup and whooping packet. The vessel has been in com- cough. For sale by Benson, Smith & mission until recently, but is now laid Co., Ltd., agents for Hawaiian Islands. Q up at Eagle harbor and will probably SACHS DRY GOODS COMPANY Building, King Street be converted into a barge, a fate which Mrs. Millie Reuter, mother-inda- of Elks' has befallen many of the speedy wind-- Supervisor Kane, died yesterday morn- In Phone 651 lammers of the old davs. The Alden Corner Fort and Beretania Sts. ing at her home at the age of forty-eigh- t. Besse was also a fast packet, being The funeral was held yesterday Maine-buil- t like the other vesel.. OPPOSITE FIEE STATION afternoon. cms CT THE PACIFIC COHMESCIAL HONOLULU, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1909. 8 ADVERTISES. . 8H5S Oceanic Steamship Co., Time 1 able tlalstead & Co., Ltd. William Williamson DIRECT f23VICS TO 1AJT FEAH CISCO. BROKER STOCK AMD BO.VD Tttm Kim Frasclsco: For gam Fraadjco: Stocks. Bonds 4TiW-TD- A DKTHRMBrB 17 ALAMEDA DECEMBER 22 .. And- - ALAMEDA JANUARY 7 ALAMEDA JANUARY 12 ALAMEDA JANUARY 23 I ALAMEDA . . . - FEBRUARY 2 ROKERS 2ATES from Honolulu to fcan Franeis First Class, $15; Round Trip, $11 0. Fajsily Boom, extra. Real Estate Member Honolulu Stock , WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD., Agents. LOANS NEGOTIATED and Bond Excianitf 83 MERCHANT STREET - AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N STEAMSHIP COMPANY. P.J). Box 533 . Telephone Cl FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. WEEKLY BALING3 VIA Membera Honolulu Btoak ax4 Bani TEHUANTEFEG. BARGAINS IN Exchange. REAL ESTATE meired at all time at the Company'! wharf, 41at Street, South frslfit Fine lot with small cottage, rentia? Brooklyn. HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE for $10 per mo. on Young .st.fij FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO- FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO Two story house with lot, K4xlV LULU, DIRECT, HONOLULU. on Kinau t. $2.0. 3 a S. MEXICAN, TO SAIL . .JAN. 14 We were right about our Kaimuki bargain. ' It Honolulu, Friday, Dec. 10, 1909. l3rge lot 0n BetanU 13 8. 8. VIRGINIAN to ail....DEC. SlSS)" 8. S. NEVADAN, TO SAIL ...JAN. S. MISSOUHIAN to 14 IS. sail. .JAN. sold, We House and lot on Liliha and sold quickly. have more bargains. Let CpiUl. 'Pr j St. $l.ro Freight received at Company 's wharf, For further information apply to KAMK nr STOCK. Paid Cpi v'al Bid Ask A very large lot and large, comfort- Greenwich street. EL HACKFELD & CO., LTD., us show you our Manoa Valley bargain. Either as able house in best repair, on St $6500. Kins FROM HONOLULU TO SAN Agents, Honolulu; an investment or for a home it fills the bill. MxaCAKTlLS. C. P. MORSE, C. Brewer A Co. r2.ooo.oon 1100 10 ! - Small neat cottage and small FRANCISCO 6064a. i lot at TO 29 General Freight Agent. 2oi i2v! Palama. $1600. & a NEVADAN, SAIL ...JAN. Em ... 5.000,0! S3 Good, 1.200 000 ISO'' ?V. spaeious house and large lot Haw Com b Sugar Coi 2,tl2,756 2S on School St. $3500. uw sugar vo . 2.o.ooo: 2c 57ic) An acre ground fcoaoma 750.000-2.000.00- loo: .. 'm with spring aad comfortable Canadian-Australia- Honokaa 2o 2os; 21 small cottage, Kalihi Vallev n Royal Mail Line Baiau SOO.uOOj loo; .- -. $1500. ButcblDioa Sag Plan 2,500,000' j New house and Nua-an- Co, Co .. i ; 17 lot (100x150) in u Steamers running in connection with the Canadian Facile Railway j at- H Kahuku 500,U00, aj ; Tract. $2000. , Kekaha Sagar Co. 800,000: loo. ! ... -- I , &H at Honolulu on or about the following dates: Small Koloa 9uo.ooo! lao) ... .;is5 cottage and. lot (100x100) ia McBryde 2C-- bearing AUSTRALIA: FOX VANCOUVER: Sua! Co Ltd ., 1,300,000 m 6 '4' fruit trees, Nuuaau Tract. FOX FIJI AND Oahu Sugar Co S,rt00.000 20 S S $S50. AfAXUBA DECEMBER 10 AORANGI DECEMBER 8 Try Onomea ... . j 1.000.000 20! 53 ! !5 Small at rhoisss Ookala .i 500.000 20! cottage and lot (100x100) well 6 st MOAN A JANUARY mlORANQI JAN. 8, IflO O'aa Sugar Co LW.... 5,0C"0.0OO 20! 6Hj improved. $1100. KOANA FEBRUARY f MAKURA FEBRUARY 4 Olowalu. 150,001 loot 1 .... A neat, almost new, Paaahaa Sag Plan Co; S.OiW.ObO 5c; . j 29 cottage with MAKURA MARCH 4 ' Fort and Merchant Streets, Honolulu. Pcifl 500.000 lao! t pretty grounds, in best part of Kalihi. Will call at Fannin Iaiand. paia. ; ; 750.000 loo- $2900. Pepeekeo . 75O,0"X lOCi '55 li50 Improved Pioneer ... . 2,750,000 liC; 198 j300 and unimproved lots in O-part- THEO. JL DAVIES ft CO., LTD., Waialua Agrl Co 4,500.000 100 124 :125 of the town. eXXXXAX. AGENTS. Wailaka 1,500.000' 100' - Waimanalo. 252 C 100' 'to" J. H. SCflNACK, 137 Merchant Walmea8ugar Mill .J.'. 125.000 St iDter-islan- d 8 9 Co I 2,30.000 1001 FOR SALE Fine residence, Bere- Haw Electric Co j 500.000 100; 15C PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.. AND TOYO KISEN KAISHA-- THE PACIFIC tania avenue, near McKinley Higr ! 1.150JOO 100 EKTft Co Com . H J, School. Five bedrooms; electric lights companies will Honolulu and port Tel Co 'Z 10 TAAll V ... . , , seamen of the above aall at lean tkis MAN 2tmtol 'J 150 000 f fe(Ha nn.l n, Commerciai IT'S THE ON THE 6QJXO nuA. uufc large Ian ' s Advertiser Vahikn Rubber Co lOOi a a abont the date mentioned below 43 room all mosquito-proo- f and Entered itiBitn KODDerco .. Assess 100i ... modera at the Poitoffiee at Honolulu, spot ORAL Co 4.00C .000 100 improvements. Servants quarters, FOX THE ORIENT: FOX IAN FRANCISCO: aecond-elaa- s V ! 1,000-00- eta. aa Hiio R Co 0 2u; 12 T. H.t matter. Price $7000, on easy terms. , A ST A DECEMBER 14 TENYO MARU DECEMBER 10 that gets the business, Honolulu BrewiDs A SUBSCRIPTION BATES: and Malting Co Ltd ; 400.0001 2o COTTON See me VONGOLIA DECEMBER 27 KOREA DECEMBER 21 22. 2JX for information ot One year $12.00 if you wait for the Haw nueappie Co i 5oo,ooo 20 29 trip to experimental farm. TENYO MARU JANUARY 4 NIPPON MARU DECEMBER 31 mails lmn. .Amt.Out JANUARY 13 SIBERIA JANUARY 7 Advertiaing Ratea on Application. you (Standing 202 aicCandless Bldg. Tel. 181. KOREA won't be that man. Haw Ter 4d c Fin i NIPPON MARU JANUARY 25 Publiahitd every morning except Sun- Claims) 315x001 W. L. HOWARD day by tho naw ierpc (Ke-- I Use the nnding 1905 floo-o- HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD. Haw Ter 4 p.. 1.000,000 H. HACKFELD ft CO. LTD, Agents. pc .... Von Block, No. 65 South uawier4H LOOOos Holt Sing St nawier54pc j 144,000 A Re- - A. CAMPBELL C. 8. CRANE -- - - ManatrcT Cai Beel ugr J. Co 8 p C j 1,00000 :1P1 WIRELESS ountiui imon to..: HATSON NAVIGATION COMPANY. (upper ditch) 6a 20030 STOCKS NORTH RENOMINATED. Hawaiian Irrigation and BONDS Co . 6e 25 p c paid .... 745,0a On Sunday mornings the Hawaiian Irrigation (By Associated Press.) office is open Co 6s, fully paid .. 55,000 . .J"0 79 MERCHANT ST. udi from eight to Haw om di sugar i WASHINGTON, December 10. Pres ten. Co 5 p c 1.240.C0C Member Honoluia Stock ExriaTS, ftafcsdnla 8. 8. HTLONIAN, in th Ciraat Mrriaa between San Traneiaeo ident t today .sent name of Simon RiloRRCoflpc i 1,000,000 ....pm Taf the Honokaa Sue l'o p cj 450,000 During my. absence fts. , Honololv: Newton Dexter North, former director Hon K I A LO6 p c.j 647.0CW Territory Joe Andrade ,al iron- -. Kobala Ditch 0 6s. Soo.OuO me Hon-- of the census and now commissioner- - resent on the W0Cock O R A L Co 5 c j 2X0i).l'0Ci ,:102 Exchange and in a" Ts per- general of immigration, senate P Arrive Honelalv. Leave Honolulu. to the uanusus-Hcoa- fli.n.r.on IC taining to the sal A oka DECEMBER 22. DECEMBER 18 posi- D. Cooper iaa sujfar io p c.Ii..; lSOJfcO .100 7 a4 for reappointment to the latter Alfred racmc bugar mm bonds. A. J p Z'BELL. tion. North resigned his position in Co 6s ! 50000 103 " the census office to fill the vacancy on Pioneer Mill Co 6 p c 1,250,000 J .. ' "XL Rir'' i: the immigration commission caused by Cable and Wireless Address Waialua Ag Co 5 p ci 1,500,000 'lOC-V,; ' the death of Commissioner Sargent. CASTLE k COOKE, LTD, Agents. ALDYKES, HONOLULU '23.125 on flOO T34 cent, C St paicL per zee . paid, Redeemable at 103 at matu jfcAfA 1" BATTLESHIPS Western t COLLIDE. Union and Lieber'a Codes rity. - ' . i f Session Sales, house Co. (By Associated Press.) ;f Hawaiian Stocks and Bonds ThSatei 13 Oala, 6.50; 6 Paauhau. 29. i HAMPTON ROADS, December 10. Bought and Sold. Between Boards. Display Rooms No. Crushed Rock and Rock Sand The battleship Georgia, under the com- 14 Queen St. $5000 McBryde 6s, 99; 20 PNva, 32.73 Office HUSTACE-PEC- K COMPANY, LTD. mand of Capt. Templin M. Potts, today LOANS MADE ON LISTED Ju Id Euilding. " Dividends Dec. 10, 109. S3 QUEEN STREET. PHONE 255. collided with the Washington, feoth ves- COLLATERAL Paauhau, 20e sharer Wailuku, $3.00 ? AGENTS FOR Wa crush our own rock and deliver to all parts of tna sels being part of the Atlantic fleet share; Hutchinson, 20e share. - Member Honolulu Stock Memo. City. Estimates given on all kinds of road work and lying in the roadstead. Neither- vessel Dec. 10, 1909. National Cash Register Co, was seriously injured. and Bond Exchange On Dec. 15, the eapital stock of Paia grading. Reasonable Burroughs Adding Machine Co, Price. t-- Plantation Co. will be made $2,250,000. GIVE TJX A TRIAL. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. 307 JUDD BUILDING Monthly dividend beginning- - Jan. 1. Fox Typewriter Co. PACIFIC FLEET ON Telephone 489 p. 1910, 75e per share. ; o. Box 607 LAST LAP OF TRIP On Dec. 13, the capital stock of Hai- PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ku Sugar Co., will be made $1,500,000. Monthly dividend beginning Jan. 1, 1910, 75e per share. W. P. ROTH, (By Associated Press.) DRAMATIC. i-- If The Honolulu Brewing Union-Pacif- BAGGAGE, SHIPPING HUGO HERZER Teacher of Singing; and Malting Stock and Bond Broker, ic MANILA, December 10. ships 20-2- Co. has declared a special dividend The Studio 2 Kapiolani building. Res- of Phone Se-br- 30c per share, payable Dee. 1909. mi STORAGE, WOOD, of the Pacific fleet under Admiral idence telephone, 1301. 361 23. MEMBER OF HONOLULU STOCK sailed from this port for Shanghai, AND BOND EXCHANGE. Transfer Co., Ltd. PACKING, COAL. MARIE KENNY of San Francisco-Dram-atic 848 Kaahumanu Street. Canton, Kobe, and Yokohama, whieh Studio, 175 Beretania. Prac- r 3 58 are included in the itinerary of the 424 XING ST. FURNITURE AND PIANO tical private course. Act- F. Afong FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. MOVING. cruise. The fleet will be divided ac- ing, Elocution, Monologues, Vaude- Albert six-roo- cording to the plan previously outlined. Cul- MODERN cottage at No. 1901 ville, Dancing. Reading, Grace 832 FORT ture. Phone 33. STREET Young street, corner Artesian street. If VIRGINIA SEEKS Everything in first-clas- s condition. PHONE MUSIC. Jl J J Price $25t0; cash $300 to $30, bal- ance on instalments. Apply H. TO NAME FLOWER AGNES to J. WICKSTRUM, B. M. Teach- STOCK AND BOND BROKER Cummings. 1S37 College street. 8500. er of Piano. Those interested call There is a lively discussion in Vir up 1776. 8530 ginia over the adoption of a state flow er. The daisy has been proposed anl Classified Advertisements it is both affirmed and Classified denied that this Advertisements Member Honolulu Stoek and Bond flower was first brought south by north- FOR SALE. A FINE ern soldiers, during the civil war. The STENOGRAPHER. Exchange Stradivarius model violin at sacrifice. Address tLis-otnee- goldeurod is already the chosen flower, A Violin. of Alabama, CAPABLE woman stenographer S331 Kentucky, Maryland an wants a position. FOR GOOD SERVICE AND PERSONAL Nebraska. The chrysanthemum is Address "Worker," ATTENTION BY THE pop- care Advertiser. A ular in Massachusetts. Arkansas and 8525 Classified Advertisements KOI" calabash, large size, ancient Michigan have adopted blos- manufacture and valuable for ita the apple historical som, Louisiana and Mississippi the mag- OFFICES FOR RENT. associations. To be seen nolia, Washington and West Virginia ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING WANTED. in the window of the Advertiser office CITY TRANSFER rhododendron, Iowa and North Dakota Honolulu's only fire-pro- HOUSEWORK by young girl; will also on King street. Price on application. COMPANY the wild rose. building; rent includes electric ligat. look after children. 147 Miller St. 8531 California has the poppy, Colorado hot and cold water, and janitor aer 8531 Hamm-Youn- REO car, five seated. $430: good run- the columbine, Connecticut the moun- viee. Apply the von t Co., ning order. Jas. Pratt, Merchant St. JAS. H. LOVE. tain laurel, Delaware the peach blos- Ltd. WANTED. The use of a gentle car som, Idaho the syringa, Indiana'chooses nage horse for its careful keeping. 8328 corn, Kansas the sunflower, Maine the "THE STANGENWALD" Only Ire Address T., this office. 8529 pine cone. Minnesota nrot office building in eity. ALL magazines and newspapers under LET US the moccasin, NEWSPAPER compositor; one famil- HANDLE YOUJf Montana bitter root, New York the the sun. Everybody's, World's Work, go-cart- s, with ad Success, rose, Ohio the red carnation, Oklahoma AND for cribs, baby carriages or iar composition and stone all three," $3.50; San Fran- the mistletoe, Oregon the grape, Rhode see J. Hopp"& Co. they have work preferred. Inquire at once, cisco daily papers, one year, $S; go-car- ts Gazette Co., and Furniture Island the violet. South Dakota many styles of and carriages. Hawaiian Ltd. 8519 weekly Call, one year, $1. Let me eo-ca- rt figure "pasqne," Texas the blue bonnet, Utah One is only $2.75. a list of magazines for von. the Sego lily, Vermont red clover, Ten- FOR RENT. P. O. Box 200. 8523 COMES nessee the daisy. METEOROLOGICAI EEOOXD. NEWLY furnished rooms, EXPRESS clean in FIVE-FOO- This question has been settled in Issued Every Sunday Morning by the every particular: for gentlemen. circular inlaid koa center PHONE SSS. At table; handsomely N. Great Britain, where Local Office. U. S. Weather Bureau. the Villa. 1269 Fort St. particu- carved by F. For Otremba. On at" Hawaii Scotland has the thistle, England the lars apply to 1140 Alakea TeL exhibition St, Promotion rooms. Young rose. THERM. WIND 1505, or premises. 8525 Committee Everybody knows where the shamrock Building. A splendid Christmas grows. present. S525 WOOD HOUSE on Corner Kapiolani and Luna-lil- o AND COAL sts. Address GIVE US A TRIAL, AND NOTE QUANTITY J. Kubev, Honolulu. AND QUALITY. - 4-- S523 FOR EXCHANGE. BETTER THAN CHLOROFORM. 55 5? ISLAND TRANSFER a AUTO in good repair for city real es- PHONE 583. PARIS, November 12. An c 2c j.v2 fit :4, vis COTTAGES, with board. Mrs. Ga tate; will pay some or exchange O. W. McDOUGALL, important .i i I J. cash Prop. discovery a M 8 Tt 78 67 .00 70! 1 KB sidy, 2005 Kalia road, WaikikL for horse and bugsv. Address A. of new anethetic. entirelr T SO 29 95 M .(0 72: 1 M i2 Box S523 obviating the danger of chloroform, W S3 71 '! 7 K 4 Milton. 67, Citv. JMssssassMsWlBsWIssssslsBBasBBBHBasBB 2 29. S 7! 2S t I'l E EMPLOYMENT OFFICE S 7 t i ethor and other similar drugs, has been i F 29 .43 "2! I SB t l'J 88 74 .O-- ! JAPANESE eooxs, waiters, yardboys. reported to the Academv of Medicine 3 4 79 7 5 $10 REWARD. TRY A CUP OF by Professor etc, 1128 Union St. Phone 579. 8441 LOST. Maltese tail; THE BEST Jonneseo, dean of the KB cat with crooked rann.y ot 7.0 answers name Notify Ale.lieine. at Bucharest. It Note. Barometer readings "Cockey. consists of a solution of strvehnine and are cor FURNISHED ROOMS. Phone 1275 or return to King, opp. ' rected for temperature, FURNISHED room, stovauie, which is pro-uuc- os Instrumental suitable for 8527 injected and errors, lady: Victoria. rpsn absolute inst-nsibili-tv and local gravity, and reduced can do light housekeeping; gas stove; tsza rasas to pain, to sea level. Average though the subject is peVfeetlv con- cloudiness stated 2S0 Beretania St. Appl'v 236 King. scious. tn scale from 0 to 10. Direction of S52S J) H lnd Is prevailing direction during 24 STEIN WAY & SONS If houra ending 8 p. m. P DIED. at Velocity of THE NEW ERA HOTEL, No, 1450 wind la average WILLS Telocity In mile par Fort St., furnished rooms by the day. AND OTHER PIANOS. In Pahala. Hawaii, Mrs. Mai-lol- o our. Wills, widow week or month. Tropically situated. THAYER PIANO CO. TO BE HAD IN THE CITY. AT THE of the late T. A. L. WM. B. STOCKMAN. Terms reasonable. Inquire on ills, on Saturday, December 4, aged the 168 Hotel Fiona US BALTIMORE to years. Faction Director. premises. MRS. HENRY SMITH. Srt. 685 8440 TUNING OUAXAXTXXD. SECOND SECTION f -- vs SECOND SECTW

FAGES 9 TO 16. .iiriMitiif iiiLtif rAGES- 9 TO 16. ESTABLISHED JULY 2, 1851

HONOLULU, HAWAII TEEEITOEY, SATUEBAY, DECEMBEE 11, 1909.

i 1 i When you buy at the stores and ask for 'f iShow GREEN CASH STAMPS (The're free). Call at the Show Rooms and Rooms .1 C 1 ! see me many userui andliltvaluable artciles you get 1 Opp. Fire Station (tree) tor Greco Cash Stamps.

' - J Commercial Review, . v S. The sale of the Sachs block to C. M. Cooke, Limited; the rapid advance 1 i higher-price- d t s- r- of some of the stocks listed on the exchange, and the unusual were activity of the bond market the There were several sales of the rarer features of commercial Honolulu dur- stocks. One sale of twenty shares of ing the past week. Added to these Mutual Telephone was recorded at there was, of course, the increased re- 9.50. Twenty and thirty shares of Ha- tail trade, caused by the approach of waiian Pine sold at 29.25, and a total We Caffi Stae4Jhie Whole Family Christmas and the fact that the last of fifty shares of O. K. & L. came out steamer carrying mail in time to reach at 145. Forty shares of Hawaiian Ag- the East before Christmas is to leave ricultural were disposed, of at 265. this morning. There was light trading in a few other An occurrence of great importance stocks, which, however, offered no sen- al- w you commercial world of Hawaii, not to the mllhw sations. ii I let us sh though not strictly commercial in its Bond Market Strong. nature, was the adoption yesterday 181 A feature of the week was the if afternoon, by a mass meeting held in strength of the bond market and the the Young Hotel, of a resolution volume of trading in these securities. ur Ghristmas suspend stock? strongly urging congress to McBryde 6s advanced from 98 to 99. the coastwise shipping laws in so far 6s went Ha- Hawaiian Irrigation preferred Men's House Slippers, in eleven different styles. as they prevent travel to or from up to 99, an advance of 1 point. Hilo waii on vessels flying other than the railroad 6s were in demand at 100.50. Scuffs, in different styles. American flag. This resolution was The Hilo Railroad extension bonds, Men's and Women's House seven adopted by unanimous vote of all vot- put out by the syndicate at 95 plus a I ing, though one lone opponent of coast- stock bonus, are now selling at 95 flat Hanan's Smart Creations. Laird, Schober & Co.'s Bronze, Undressed Kid wise suspension was present. He, how- without the bonus. A sale of $32,000 ever, did not vote, having been infer-entiall- y was made on Kauai during the week. and White Suede Ties. scored for his attitude in the The bond market generally has been There never was a better assortment of shoes exhibited in this city than we are showing today. matter and seeing that he stood alone on climb for several months. Mc- who were the , against the large numbers Bryde 6s that not so long ago were present. selling at 93 are now bringing 99. The Stock Market. Olaas, selling less than a year ago at Most of the week on the stock mar- 90, are now listed at 100.50. . Waia-lua- s .MetMISISMV ket was verv busy, but there was a have gone up to 100.75, from the slump yesterday, almost no business be- 99 of a short time ago. sss1aisS4ss'ija'aatSAmS'l'BS'ssas'1 ing transacted. This was probably due The Hilo Railroad extension bonds Tenyo is un- XX largely to the fact that the are not listed at present, but it "Manv the last vessel to take mail to derstood that they will be next week. h v the Coast for delivery ia the feast be- - New Bond Issue. , was scheduled to sail fore Christmas, are strong rumors Mc- i1 this, morning and most of the business There that III up cor- Brvde is to call in its old bond issue men were busy getting their put out new bonds, to a respondence and arranging business and run for longer period. This rumor, however, is , matters for the Coast. A number of i uoubted .by some of the stock brokers, i 4 on get- 't them refused to take chances who cannot see what even as as San advantage there ting correspondence far would be in the deal. McBryde is now i "Francisco before the New Year on any I Football Stories bonded for $2,000,000, which Is its limit, boat sailing at a later, date, and as a a to out and the bonds still have long time consequence the Tenyo will take run. They were issued July 1, 1902, morning a great volume of busi 10-20- this and are s. - However, the rumor ness mail, besides the huge stacks of persists, and the general UHief ia that Christmas mail. something is in the air. West Point Stories Sea Stories I . Pioneer at 200. Alexander & Baldwin have made up j M As was expected. Pioneer went to their minds to take over the McBryde "200 on the stock exchange, 19S shares agency, auu mis uas giveu outers con- changing hands at that figure. This, fidence in the stock. apparently, exhausted about all the Faia and Haiku Increases. Books for young people on dozens of subjects, attractively written, shares that holders are willing to let The contemplated increase in the go at 200, though no higher figure i3 capital stock of Paia and Haiku will be illustrated and bound. vet bid. Further transactions, how- carried into effect on December 15. On ever, will probably not be made at any that date the capital stock ct' Paia will and girl friends lower figure at present. be made $2,250,000, and a monthly divi Is there anything better you can do for your boy Waialua. dend cZ seventy-fiv- e cents a share will j - their Waialua advanced to 12." and stay be paid, beginning January 1. The cap- i than to encourage them in the Reading Habit and help build up ed there, except for a sale of five uai siock or iiaixu wm De increased a shares toward the end of the week at million, making it $1,500,000. It, also, libraries? a half off that figure. There was little will pay a monthly dividend of seventy-jiv- e offering, holders evidently believing the cents a share. all selection is large, stock worth hanging on to. Dividends. Our prices are low, we can suit tastes; our J. El J McBryde and Olaa. The Honolulu Brewing and Malting McBrvde started off at 6.75 and rap Company has declared a special divi- come and see for yourself. s, dend of thirty eents a idlv advanced to seven-eighth- where share, payable December 23. i5 snek most of the week. But to ward the. end of the week a decline Paauhau and Hutchinson yesterday ml; I 6.50 and paid regular dividends of twenty cents set in, and the stock fell to a to 6.23, at which latter figure the share, and the holders of Wailuku then stock draw down $3.00 Have you seen last sale was made. a share. the advancing Ookala distributed $5 a share Decem- Olaa went up a quarter, ber 6. o.-nl- . was a from 6.2o to Uhere tail Sachs amount of trading in the stock, but Block Sold. EVERYMAN LIBRARY? less than there had been for several Early in the week N. S. Saehs sold weeks previously. to C. M. Cooke, Limited, the Sachs block, Honokaa Climbing. at the corner of Beretania and This is being received with enthusiasm in the States and in Fort streets, the price paid being $75,-00- 0. Honokaa is still on the climb, and This, however, was the only real the figure of the last sales was 20.75 estate transaction of great importance Europe. Small dainty volumes printed by Dent & Co., London, closing a strong advance over the price recorded during the week. Real es-t- of a week before. Hawaiian Commer still remains torpid and there has clear tasteful leather binding, low prices. We now have nearly cial is alo strcng and advancing; the been little doing. for many weeks. type, stock sold Thursday at 37.75. There The Hawaiian News Company has were no sales yesterday. In fact, only leased the land on King street between 500 titles of the best standard classics in this edition. Get our lists two stocks were placed in the sale Bishop and Alakea streets, belonging to column yesterday Ewa and Paauhau the Limon estate. and look them over. Ewa. Y. M. C. A. Site. Ewa went up a half during the week The proposed exchange of premises Hundreds of new volumes of fiction recently received. Three closing at 32.75. Trading in the stock between the Y. M. C. A. and the li- brary association, has not yet advanced Mexico, Siberia, Italy, b?yond the stage of a proposal. A. new travel volumes on China, others on etc. Gartiey, treasurer of the library asso- ciation, is now on Hawaii and will not Give us a call while our selection is large. Our stock and our be back until next Wednesday. Nothing will be done until his return, but a will definite reply to the proposition mad prices please you. by the Y. M. C. A. is expected soon after he comes back. The Y. M. C. A. FOR WHOOPING COUGH. CROUP. proposes to the library as.soeia.tion an ASTHMA, COUGHS. BRONCHITIS. SORE equal exchange of the properties occu- THROAT. CATARRH. DIPHTHERIA pied by the two concerns respectively. Such Vaporized Creaolenss stops the paroxysm! of an exchange, in view of the fact Whooping Cough. Esw-iiread- ed Croup cannot that the Y. M. C. A. would want the exist where Cresolene is nsed. It acta directly new library premises in throat, malting breathing easy in the February for on sou and building purposes, the Y. M. C. A. caie of colds : soothe the sore throat and stop the Young Building cough. It is boon to suSeren horn Asthma thinks would be fair, as its property Alexander Cresoleoe is a powerful geimicide, acting both is assessed at $37,000 and that of the diseases WITH HAWAIIAN NEWS COMPANY. as a curative and preventive ia conttgxxis library association at $36,000. The ex- Creaolane'a best rerrwwiirndatioa ii its thirty years of successful use. tra $1000 valuation, together with the Far Sale by all Drogzist increase in value which the erection of Send Postal for Detail the new building across the street five Booklet would give t,o the present Y. M. C. A. Cresoline Antiseptic premises, tbe-.Y- . M. C. A. thinks would I Throat Tablets, simple Buchley Bindings soothing compensate the library for having to Ask to and the see toi the throat 10c move twiee and for having to rent Tag Vspa CresabM Ca. quartets until the Carnegie library-- can 180 Faftaa Street, J built. ; New Y.rk City. ' (Continued on Fage Ten.) THE PACIFIO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1909. 10 Wing Tai & Co. RELIC OF THE DAYS OE KAMEH A Ladies Contractors and

In the window of the Gazette com- Builders pany, on King street, is an old cala- npnartment bash, made by hand of kou, more than one hundred years ago. It is valuable Furniture, Wall Paper, Painting because of its associations and because 3 Under the supervision of Misa 1216 Nuuann At. these oldtinie poi containers are get- every 1 Mclntyre, opens January 1. ting more rare day. Calabashes W. BERGSTROM & BRO., go from father to son among the J. and this one, which belonged to the grandmother of a very old lady, KNABE PIANOS has passed through several generations RECORDS ALL MATTERS VICTOR MACHINE to the present' owner. In the days of Liholiho, who was CONFIDENTIAL. known also as Kamehameha II., it was We are offering some very handsome MASONIC BUILDING tabu for men and women to sit at table at the same time. Women took sec- goods from Japan appropriate to the sea- ondary positions in the household and EMBROIDERED SILK were obliged to wait until their lieges son and at prices which appeal to the per- TOM KEENE were through before they could partake BISHOP TRUST CO., - SCREENS of the poi and other good things pro- son of moderate means, as well as those LIMITED. king by the early missionaries to take MANDARIN COATS who buy for value regardless of price. 5 Cigar off this tabu, and he yielded, the event BETHEL STREET. Best c being made the occasion of a great feast, which was given at Keauhou, KIMONOS CHRISTMAS Kona, on the Island of Hawaii, where the center of government of the Islands MUSICAL GOODS was established at the time. BABY JACKETS Iron Beds Thousands of Hawaiians were pres- not a woman in had and see our Stock ent, but the lot Call the courage to approach the mats on WAIST PATTERNS spread was laid. Finally BERGSTROM MUSIC CO., LTD., which the We are of Mattresses Kaahumanu, wife of Liholiho, walked desirous having you come Odd Fellows' Bldg, Fort St. gingerly to the place where the poi. EMBROIDERED PURSES fish and fruits were, and dipping her in and see the Christmas Novelties. a calabash of poi, began eat HOLIDAY BOOKS finger into ARTISTIC PICTURES Furniture ing. Then she helped liholiho to some. When he ate and there was no mishap AND FRAMES COME BEFORE THEY ARE GONE. Many Gems for Christmas giving. the natives shouted: "The tabu is broken. There have been lies told; we CO., LTD., may eat in safety." There was a rush BROWN & LYON for the table and the food devoured. GoM Ltd. and Cope Furniture Young Building. Kaahumanu had broken the tabu, Alexander safely. One of the early owners of the cala Steam SUIT GLEANING CLUB bash referred to was a chiefess of the American district where the feast took place, and had this calabash with her and her hus- LAUNDRY band on that occasion. She was after lio Giolte ward pushed over a precipice by some Phone 503. Hi one of the men .who had worked for HARRISON BUILDING her and who had taken offense at some of her language, spoken during an out Nuuanu Avenue Above Hotel CHOW & COMPANY Street. C. K. Members are privileged to have four burst of temper, for which she was no torious. MEN'S ( month and satisfac suits cleaned per The calabash is offered for sale be tion guaranteed. cause the money is needed by the per FURNISHINGS By the Month, $1.50 son more than the article, T)ut it will not be sold for less than its estimated OBNEB KING AND RIVES STS. Phone 490 end the garments will be value. ealled for. A WONDERFUL CLOCK. Go. Uahu Ice & Electric FOB A GOOD A wonderful clock has been invent ed by aji Englishman, consisting vir ICB delivered a any pari of the tually of a small battery and five Dromptlv filled. t itv. Island orders with P. O. Box 600. Offlee, Parcel Delivery wheels. It will run three year9 Telephone 528, out a particle of attention and at the Kewalo. end of that time all that is required PHONE 861 1 to attach a new battery. Another (tLhxg PARAGON PAINT English' clock allows the possessor to For a glance time, the The Beat Only. ascertain at the ROOFING GO. meridian and relative position of every & part of the empire, besides being able Manager. IWAKABI, to witness the actual speed ana direc- PETES mOGINS, tion of the world's rotation. The mo ESTIMATES FURNISHED JAPANESE GOOD3. tive power is a clock in the base of BiloDocIlaiys WORK GUARANTEED a stand and the apparatus requires winding only once each week. Office 1039 Bethel, Neat Hotel Street Hotel and Bethel. , - COMMERCIAL. CHRISTMAS BOOKS (Continued from Page Nine.) A GREAT ASSORTMENT FOB OLD Gomlbsngs case of good beer is a pretty good thing Stock Transactions. AND YOUNG llad irp the l&teet or any other etyl Waialua 70, 25, 5, 10, 40, 25 125; to 5 124.50. have in the house during the holiday season. A. B. Arieigh & Co., Ltd EMRICH LUX Honomu 73 160. HOTEL STREET McBryde 35, 65, 50 (a) 6.75; 50, 50, Harrison Block. Fort and Beretani 100, 100, 50.50, 50, 50, 50,. 75, 6.875; Friends drop in during the evening, and a 15, 25, 25, 5, (5) 6.75; 125 6.50; 23, 5, 25, 25, 5, 6.25. 'glass of beer with dainty HOLIDAY HATS Olaa lo, o, IS, Zo, (a) 6.'b; 500, 50, some sandwiches William O. Smith 75 15, 6.50. Beautiful Display at Parlors of llonokaa 10, 20, 20, 10 (a) 20.125; Welsh is very Trust Department 50, 8, m 20.25; 25, 75, 25, 25, 60, 20, or a rarebit a important feature (a) 20.75. ESTATES MANAGED, EIVENUES MISS POWER, Pioneer 10, 10, 10 (a) 198: 8, 25, 23, of the evening's enjoyment. COLLECTED, LOANS AND XN- - Boston Building. 10, 15, 35, 50, 200. Haw. C. & S. 130 37.50; 20053, VXST1EENTS MADE. You can order direct from the brewery BRASSES VVaimea 10 (co 1C5. or Russian and Japan Ewa 15, 5, 32.25; 30, 100, 30,. 20, ese. Exquisite for fa) 32.75. from your dealer. If from the latter, be sure f Amas. Oahu 15, 50, 10, 10, 15, 15, 35, (5) i 1K' 34. Hawaii & Fire Insurance South Mut. Tel. Co. 20 ( 9.50. to specify Primo Beer, as it is very light, and Seas Curio Co., Haw. Pine 20, 30 29.25. j Young Building. O. R. & L. 25, 10, 5, 10 (a) 145. Bishop Street, Paauhau 150 29.25; 6 29. is brewed specially for this climate. mHSHT FOX ENGLISH-HA- ATLAS Next to Cable Office Haw. Ag. Co. iO 265. Ononiea 50 54. I UNDERWRITERS. Haw. Sug. Co. 20 52. Kahuku 50 31. Wah Chong & Co. Hon. B. & M 20, 50, 5, 22.50. Bonds. WAVERLET BLOCK MeBn-d- e 6s $6000. $8000 Q) 98: Heal Estate $3000 99. XX ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. HUo If. R. 6s $1000, $1000, $1000, DRY GOODS $500, $1000 100.50. The J3eei Thai's J3rewed MISTLETOE AND Haw. Irr. Co. 6s Pd $10,000 9S. io quit i ne vnm&je NEW TRIMMINGS. Dividends Dec. 10, XMAS RED BERRIES 1909. Paauhau 20c share. FROM CALIFORNIA Shapes, Trimmings and Flowers Wailuku $3.00 share. Hutchinson 20c share. MRS. L M. TAYLOR Ookala distribution of $3 npr shnre. Tel. 339 Young Building DUNN'S HAT SHOP Dee. 6.

White Dress Goods TO CURE DEVELOPMENT GO A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Rrnm MANILA CIGARS p ,2 J .2 w uuiuc Drink Sunny Monday-Soa- Limited Tablets. All diweists refund ill the money if fails to WW FIVE CENTS K. L. WONG it cure. 8TANGENWALD BUILDING STORE E. W. Grove's signature is nn . B. McSTOCKER Manager 32 Hotel Street, opp. Bethel. each box Fitzpatrick Bros. PARIS MEDICINE CO., St. Louis. U. A, P. O. Box No. 268 Cable: Develop a AND EBXP HEALTHY. TWO RTORES AT ALL GROCERS CHRISTMAS DINNERS Get your good things from J. M. LEVY & GO. INDEPENDFNT AUTO STAND, PHONE 76 King and Bishop Streets. Phone 609

New Combs HAVE YOU TEIED From the famous CORDOVA SHOP. They are made into Card Cases, Cigarette Cases, Photo Frames, Blotter Holders, FITCH'S IDEAL Book Racks, Waste Paper Baskets, Pillows, Etc. The quality is exquisite and the design in every instance original TTH THE LATEST IN BARRETTEI The AND HAIR GOODS AT DANDRUFF REMOVER? leather is exclusively vegetable tanned stock, stained entirely by a vegetable prcess, a secret of this shop, by which means only are the exquisite I2RS. DORIS E. PARIS. Used shades and colors made impervious to light, shade or rain. 3150 Fort Street and For Sale at UNION BARBER SHOP! JOHN NOTT P. D. K. Ar airocS Oaffcs nop PIONEER PLUMBER means that Pacheco's Dandruff Killer Artistic vnll infaUiblv Framing. Phone 52. Fort St. Below King Merchant Street .top your hair from St. 1,u,111 make t grow healthy. opposite Mutual Telephone office. ai SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS HONOLTJLTJ, THE PACIFIC COMMEnCIAL ADVERTISES, SATUEDAY, DECEMBES 11, 1909 LOCOMOBILE THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. H BABY TONNE ATI X ARMY NAVY EEADY FOE DEMONSTRATION AND NEWS This successful and highly popular remedy, used m in the Continental Hospitals by Ricord, i Rostan, SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO., LTD. ooert, Veipeau, and others, combines ail the iesiderata to be soutrht in a medicine of the kind. hristmas surpasses Candies ajid evervtnini; hitherto employed. NAVY OFFICERS ARE frreatly facilitate the control of the! THERAPION No.1 firing hne and extend the influence of' in a remarkably short time, eaten a trw days only, PREPARING FOR TEST officers an.i WHOLESALE Insurance removes ail discharge from, the urinary organs, officers in AND RETAIL ALL KINDS. Fire all the of fire - superseding; injections, the use of which cloes irre- sraffts action. Experi- parable harm by laying of the foundation stricture merits were conducted at night to 1 CO., and oth?r serious diseases, asier-- THE B. F. DILLINGHAM Army, navy and marine officers are tain whether any reduction of flash is CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS SUPPLIED. LTD. THERAPION No. making preparations for their physical accomplished by the silencer, particu- for impurity of the blood, scurvy, pimples, spots,2 larly with a number of guns n'rinir. pro- blotches, pains and swelling of the joints, secon- tests to be uniertaken between now ducing a General Agentt for Hawaii: dary symptoms, number of flashes Without gout, rheumatism, and all diseases and December l!2, army officers to the silencer Atlas Assurance Company of KtSL for which it has been too much a fashion to em- the the flash is dull colored. We have ploy mercury. sarsaparii!a.&c to the destruction but plainly a large stock at low prices. Imported New york Underwriters Agency. start on a horseback ride of ninety seen. With the silencer. of surferers' teeth and ruin of health. This pre- - about one shot in Providenc WaaWngton Iniuraae Co aration purifies the whole system through the miles on December 20, while some of every thirtv produces French Bon Bons lood, a flash of the same color and Chocolates, Marshmallows, paiiy. and thoroughly eliminates all poisonous walking as the normal matter from the body. the naval officers will take the flash. Xo indications were found that Doc- flight Etc Etc. VM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. THERAPION No. test. Paymaster Hornberger and the of the bullet was in anv wav for nervous exhaustion, impaired vitality, sleepless-3 tor Lane of the naval station will com- disturbed by the silencer. ness, and all the distressing consequences of early Iu Thurs- regard to the value of the silencer error, excess, residence in hot, unhealthy climates, mence their walking test next noise, FACTORS AND &c. It possesses surprising power in restoring in reducing the report states that SUGAE day and will travel twenty miles the device COMMISSION AGENT strength and vigour to the debilitated. the may be a tactical disadvan- PALM CANDIES first day, twenty-thre- e the next and tage in situations where it is important the THERAPIONChemists and Merchants throughout the world. seven the next. The paymaster has that firing of advanced bodies of V7m. G. Irwin Piwiieit Price in England 2,9 & 4,6. In ordering, state troops be heard by troops Viee Preaideat been doing some walking of late and in reserve. Finest in the world made fresh every day. John D. 8preekela...lat which of the three numbers required, and observe The report sets out that the advan- M. Giffard 2nd Vie President above Trade Mark, which is a le of word was train- " ' W ' Therapion ' as appears on British for a while it was thought he tages of the silencer are: Reduction of ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS CANDIES HERE. M. Whitney Tranrw it Government H. Stamp (in white letters on a red ground I affixed ing to. enter the big walking raee of recoil, muffling of the report at the Richard Ivem Secietarj to every package by order of His Majesty's Hon. firing point, the Commissioners, and without which it is a forgery. next Sunday, but the paymaster is a absence of visible flash D. G. May ..Aaditw while firing at night, and diminution Therapion may taste- long distance, not a short distance . AGENTS rOB now te had in of the sound of discharge as it will be less form. walker. Doctor Langhome may take heard by an enemy. The disadvan- SteamsMp CoMpasy, Sam Fram- - PALM CAFE Oceanic his test next Monday. tages arising from the use of the silen- cisco, CaL cer are slight increase in Wortor, NOVELTIES College Graduates. visibility of Baldwin LocomotlT Piill Chance for products of discharge under certain HOTEL NEAR UNION STREET. phia, Pa. been sent to the heads of weather conditions and the difficulty of Plantation Comjany. Christmas Suggestions Notice has handling Hakalau in the when heated, and additional Hilo Sugar Company. leading educational" institutions manipulation required when necessary Honolulu Plantation Company. JANE LISHMAN MORE country that a competitive examination to fix the bayonet. Covcpiif. Hutchinson Sugar Plantation will be held in Washington, beginning It is stated" that in principle there are Sngar Plantation Corny any. Harrison Building. no Cilaueb 3, of candidates for appoint- disadvantages which weigh seriously Olowala Company. January against the paymasters of the advantages set forth, but in Faanhan Plantation Company. ment as assistant its present form the silencer as adapted Waimanalo Sngar Company. J. W. KERSHNER Navy. Each institution is invited to to the military rifle is not a serviceable device. The bayonet is name one of its graduates or senior an indispen- p-to-d- ate 0 Irwin 9. Pn I H students to enter the examination. It sable part of foot soldiers' armament, 111. Ut llHIil Ob UUi klUi is expected that there will be three which comes into play in the acute stage of AGENTS FOB TUB vacancies in the navy pay corps toy the infantry fight. The action VULCANIZER the date of the examination, with more of fixing the bayonet comes at a time oyal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Xag in prospect. corresponding to the period of max- imum heat, when the silencer cannot CHRDSTIVuAS land. AUTOMOBILE of Officers. be & Imuranat Instruction handled, and, even if this difficulty 'Scottish Union National could be overcome Co. Edinburgh, Scotland. A general order to the Army prepared through the use of of some seir-cooiin- g material, the addition The Upper Shine Insurance Co, IM. by direction of the secretary of war re- al manipulation Commercial Union Assurance Co, Lt&, necessary to remove the PRESENT quires all captains and lieutenants silencer, occurring as "does of London. Tires Repaired that it at a stage of cavalry, field and coast artillery and when emotions are at their highest infantry, of between three and eighteen pitch, is a great disadvantage, which C, BREWER GO., Ltd. years of commissioned service, who cannot be disregarded. Iu the Excite- is a Thermos Bottle & 1177 ALAKEA STREET have not completed satisfactorily the ment of such a period many silencers garrison school course in the subjects wouiu De lost. THE EEST The report states that advantages AND COMMISSION of drill regulations, small arms firing the SUGAE FACTORS that have been set forth are val- - HAIR-CU- T. too SHAVE, SHAMPOO AND regulations, military law ana interna ' A 1 . 1 1 . . MERCHANTS. "- tional law. shall attend and pursue a -' lu " aunoiign to make OFFICERS. MASSAGE IN HONOLULU AT " ' wa."leni avauaDie without detriment to Largest assortment and lowest prices at LIST OP special course of instruction in other h Vt . considerations of importance is T3. F. Bishop, President. """'' v- - merely a problem, Vice President The mecnamcal which Jeorge H. Robertson, Silent Barber Shop An Artillery Salute. J seems to present no insurmountable dif- - and Manager. W. W. North, Treasurer and Secretary Naval salutes are interesting to H. , , mi making tne silencer an integral part HACKFELD & CO., Ltd. George R. Carter, Auditor. lauusmeu aa neu as or tne piece, to be detachable when A. Cooke, C. H. Cooka, 0 P. C. Jones, B. artillery salute is the survival of one necessary for cleaning, but normally a J. R. Gait, Directors. Hardware Department. Fort and Queen. nf thou ppwmim ial Dractises which Part of the assembled piece. It is rec- - formerlv had some definite meaning and ommended that the sileneer in its pres .' torra e is meant to signify not only an honor ent not adopted for use in iho F inB or representative of a service, but that the inventor be invited to the flag and encouraged to friendly nation, but also that the vessel continue his efforts Thomas Flyer guns to perfect the device along the line in- had no hostile intent. Shotted dicated. fired by the full armament of the ship YOUR IS GOOD r, CREDIT seventeeth century, Brownson's Views Remain Unchanged. Seven-seate- Model 1910. Maximum were used in the rO OLOOAV - as if to say: "Now every gun is emp- Rear Admiral Willard H. A .3 1 1 Brownson, v i ' Tl a n c !l n t p 1w y y U Y .i ti ' T comfort and careful chauffeur. i U aid uuoiuitu. ' N,., retired, former chief of i Hopp & Co. hanamo tho oi or h t een t h cpntnrv fashion. the ASSORTS ENT J. but, like many other customs of that bureau of navigation of the navy formal period, were carried to partment, who in December, 1907, ie-- a extreme. When in due signed office Young Hotel Auto Stand rediculous t that after a controversy Many important items en the Christmas list may be time it became the practise to give a presi(lent - with Roosevelt 0ver the salute for a certain rank or oc- . g made up here. Our leather goods, papeteries, fountain Phone 129. casion, the odd number of guns in , e pens, diaries? ink wells, writing pads, musical instruments which all salutes are measured was - S. N., to the command of the hospital J. C. CLUNEY, JR. Pulleys selected in order that the salute might ship Relief, left Washington last night and many other suitable gift things merit your attention. open as well as close on the "honor" for Thomasville, N.C., where he will side of the ship, the vessel's starboard. spen,i a week hunting, When asked if Mr. and Mrs. Hashimoto When the United States first attained ne had anything to say about the recent Shafting national standing, the existing national decision of President Taft and Secre-salut- e MASSEURS of twenty-on- e guns was flatura a.ry of the-- Xayy Meyer to assign Sur- Co., 5 Ltd. TJ. News ly adopted in accordance with the Usage geoii George P.iekrell, 8. X., . Com-- Hawaiian army y other countries, by our. and mand the hospits! ship Solace, he BISHOP STREET IPdephond 637 Hangers So in international usage the plied: "Nothing except that it is to be ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING hatiohai Salute every country is so much im- - for f regretted that a matter of IRbeumatiaa, e twenry-on- guns; wniie ine American puriauce iu me uest lnieresis vi iu5 4" Bruises, national salute, used in our own coun- - service should not have been decided Sprains, Entire Stock of Hopper" Estate. try, is one for every State, forty-si- x entirely on its merits." Tired Feeling All sizes in any quantity. guns now bitrg fired on State occa- -' ' ' and other sions. The earliest instance of this I Ailments BELTING OF ALL SIZES. I Quickly domestic salute was that which history Relieved. records as given at the raising of the first American flag, when Capt. John Truth and CHRISTMAS POULTRY VIBRATORY MASSAGE. Paul Jones fired thirteen guns, one in original 178 BERETANIA AVE. NEAR EMMA honor of each of the thirteen Quality States. CALIFORNIA TURKEYS, superior to any Island fowls, 6 to BATH AND MANICURE. number of guns fired in an artil- Well-inform- The appeal to the ed in" fivery lery salute varies in accordance with 30 pounds, quality guaranteed, 40 cents a pound. FAT the rank of the officer or personage walk of life and are essential to permanent GEESE, FRESH AUSTRALIAN BUTTER, 45 cents a pound, saluted. The President's salute is, of success and creditable standing. Accor- - TEAL, e two pounds for 85 cents. SPRIG and MALLARD Consult Us for Sharp course, twenty-on- guns Admirals of fag it claimed that Syrup of Figs - SknS the naw, generals of the army, gov- . , DUCKS. These are rare birds for Christmas. . Advertising Ideas ernors of the States, ambassadors from d 13 the only renaedy of THE CHAS. R. FRAZIER CO. "MAKE GOOD" foreign countries, and of the known value, but one of many reasons 122 EING ST. - PhOM 371 Supreme Court are saluted by a salvo wny it is the best of personal and family I J t J J ot seventeen guns. aiutes graauaiiy , ... - , . t. . . i diminish in the number of guns fired Metropolitan Market, until they reach the lowest grade, seven sweetens and relieves the internal organs W. P. Hcllbron, Prop. Republic Tom Sharp guns for a junior commanding officer or on which it acts without any debilitating THE SIGN MAN our consul at a foreign port. St. Nich- after effects and without having to increase Telephone 45 s olas. the quantity from time to time. ELITE BLDG. PHONE 397 Enel Oil for Warships. h TIRES It acts pleasantly and naturally and November 15 Inti- WASHINGTON, truly as a laxative, and its component i mation of the coming use of oil as a ! Stepney parts are known to and approved by SPERRY'S fuel for ships of the Navy is contained is all objection- WE GIVE YOU GREATER SATISFACTION. inthe announcement that bids will be physicians, as it free from opened at the navy bureau of yards able substances. To get its beneficial Our wood and coal customers always send in repeat order in due Drifted Snow and docks December 4 for the construc- - ! effects alwavs purchase the eenuine wood and coal In the. ' time. That's because we give them the best tion at the Boston naw yard of a con-- : : F.g crete oil tank storage house, fifty feet manufactured by the California Syrup market and at. the lowest prices, 1 . C j. . T mm Qnla V... Im i e C J r .i n n.l -- . nil tanftinfT Associated Garage oy seveniy-uv- leet auu iwciuy-mu- va. umji ouu ' w oui&auiuguiug feet deep. Similar tanks are to be con- - msta. Honolulu Gonstructicn and Draying Co., Ltd. FLOUR structed at other yards on the Atlantic LTD. 281. Office Fort Below Merchant. SO TEARS THE STANDARD. eoast, and the supplv ship Arethusa, Phone MERCHANT AND BISHOP STREETS now at the Mare Island vard, is to be II rtfllirflliri nfllTrT brought around to the Atlantic and go IIW'ULVML V I'llLLLL ' 1 WI HAVE BEEN SELLING LEWIS & CO.. LTD into service as an oil tank ship. A Ifj 1111 11111 I 11111111 PHONE 240. concrete sea wall nearly half a rnile IliUUllLUllL 1 UU1 1 LL BSDDGE BEACH MFG. CO. long, supporrea on round pnes and sneet piling. wfTI have to be constructed in I I STOVES AND RANGES front of the naval training station at Exactly Right North Chicago, in order to hold th Coffee Roasters Michigan. pro- BADGERS fur the last thirty yean in Hawaii. shore line of Lake and CONSOLIDATED SODA WATER tect the inner basin. Bids for th's I WORKS CO LTD. work will be opened at the navy bureau I Emmeluth & Co., Ltd 16 MERCHANT STREET 145 KING STREET. TELEPHONE 7L of yards and docks November 2". The FIRE EXTINGUISHERS f f same day bids will be opened for 12.000 square macadam roadway and ARE TRUE TO NAME. GUARANTEED yards of On hand and for sale a full Une of H 6700 square- - yards of concrete walks at I i the naval training station. - - - Report on the Maxim Silencer. J. A. GILMAN, Agent Building. The war department has received GREEN Room 400 Judd III! 25c a" hundred pounds delivered. from the School of musketry a compre- ill W. 0. BARNHART, hensive report of the firings made at TOR MEN AND WOMEN Telephone 146. that place to ascertain the adaptability KONA of the Maxim silencer to the militarv Just Arrived. rain-proo- service. COFFEE Is your automobile top f? POULTRY It was found that, when the silencer was employed, the sound of discharge CO., LTD. KING AND SOUTH STREETS. YEE CHAN & CO. Fine Lot Due Friday per Lurline decreased in volume so that the voice is Any Grade W. W. WRIGHT TELEPHONE 109 permitted to be heard at the firing point Builders of Tops. above the sound of a number of rifles ;Cornr .Xing and Bethel Streets CLUB STABLES in action. It is thought that this twill Any Price s i I t ,1 : 2 t THE PACITIO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1909. 12 fOh it '

I T Meetings trie Orpheum Theatre Fraternal Sunday Church HAVE YOU HEARD OF V. Al t fill. POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT HO. 1. I. O. O. J?. Services - Tl Mests Try first and third Friday of the My p. m.. in Odd Fellows' HaM .aonth, at 7:80 - Newbro's Herpicide ami TONIGHT rort Street. Visiting brother cordially in- Central Union Church. and r a m.d to .twnd irniai: : ELLEBBR0CK c. P. Bible school at 9:50. ilea's League 1a. M L. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe. THE NEW SCALP PHOPHYLACTIC. ill .nii Bible class at 9:50. vs. GOLDEN "Jesus the 3 jpy a f JACK .e Newbro's Hepicide is the first Prophylatic for the in EICELSIOB LODGE NO. 1. I. O. O. P. ijnrt, evening, Pharisees;" "The Individual vs. The tnior Meets evej Tuesday at 7:30, in hair and scalp. Its formula harfinnizes with the theory on COMEDY COMPANY Odd Felloes' Hail. Fort Street. Visiting Institution." Mark 12. MUSICAL to attend. (now a recognized fact) that dandruff, itching scalp beUtars cordially invited Morning service at 11. Sermon by 0 " M. W. TSCHUL'L N. 0. origin. Herpicide de- Ye wil rare. the minister: "The Secret of Over- and falling hair are of microbie ' i.jM--j It L. LA tIERRE, Sec'y. the bu IN A DOUBLE BILL: flowing Church." Anthem: "How fends the hair and scalp against disease and by de- for u mi. HJBMONT LODGE NO 3, I. O. O. P. Beautiful Upon the Mountains." Spin- stroying the scalp microbe or dandruff germ (a tiny Meets erery Monday evening, at 7:30, in ney. Offertory solo, Mrs. Maekall. Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Street. Visitiag vegetable gTowth) it eradicates dandruff, stops fall- FanT i at a r brother! oordially invited to attend. Christian Endeavor at 6:30. Pil- iCigirif: Picture K. W. FOSTER. N. O. ing hair and permits the hair to grow as nature in- make can. thr Taking a grim's Progress series, continued; Miss frot E. K. HENDRY. See'y. Francis Bindt, leader. tended. Almost marvelous results sometimes follow its And Evening service at 7:30. Sermon by or P4.CZPIO LODGE NO. 1, use. Miss Clutter's letter and photograph speak for rl EEBEKAH Ee-ligio- V O. O. F. the minister: "Young America's themselves. rue Meet every second and fourth Thursday, Questions V. The Bible Magic The Baron From Berlin at 7:30 p. m.. Odd Fellows' Hall. Visiting or Historic Record? Anthem: "Jesus 11 Tl Rebekah are cordially invited to attend. herewith enclose you one of my latest pho- i may FREIDA VON BERG, N. O. My Savior Look on Me" Nevin. "I of, K. LAUGHTER AND ALICE NICHOLSON, Secy. A cordial invitation to all. tographs, which will show you what Newbro's ORDER i no li ,,,,T8 OF MUSIC, inrf , i SONGS OLIVE BRANCH REBEKAH LODGE NO. 2, Services in Chinese Church. Herpicide has done for my hair. Since using your that h O. O. P. ntrod' I. Dec. remedy my hair is much longer thaa it was, and A to Meet severy first and third Thursday, at On Sunday evening, 12, a service Wednesdays and Saturdays. it-th- at r:lb Matinees 7:10 p. m in Odd Fellows' Hall. Visiting in English will be held in it ha sthat luster to one's hair always has ral mr Rebekahs are eordially invited to attend. the Fort 1 L. WILLIAMS, N. O. when their scalp is in a healthy condition." mil 50c. 8ALLIE street Chinese church at 7:30 o'clock. l.-- Di- ';,alCES Evening, 15c 25c and ALEXANDRA BATH. 8ee'y. An address will be delivered by Presi- (Signed) MADELINE CLUTTER. Fountain jrapi 25c, Children 15c OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371. F. & A. M. dent Gilmore of the College of 3953 Michigan Avenue, Flat 210. form latinees: Adults Hawaii, Meets on the last Monday ot eacn on the subject, "Service Through Edu- month, at Masonic Temple, at 7:30 p. 7& m. Visiting brethren are cordially In- cation." A cordial invitation is ex- Herpicide is delightfully fragrant and refreshing. vited to attend. tended to all. is from oil, and makes fluffy. BONINE R. H. BEMROSE. W. M. It free the hair light and Mi THE W. H. OOETZ. Secy. Methodist Church. TWO SIZES 50c and $1.00 AT DRUG STORES. Dyeing 10 fi t.;!?i of LEAHI CHAPTER NO. 2, O. E. S. The First Methodist Episcopal Send 10c in stamps to the Herpicide Co., Dept. N., 1 si Meets every third Monday of each church, corner Beretania avenue and Btgt in NIGHTS mouth, at 7:30 p. m., in the Masonic Detroit, Mich., for a sample. Guaranteed under the Telepn THREE Temple. Visiting sisters and brother Miller street. John T. Jones, pastor. are eordially invited to attend. Food and Drug Act, June 30, 1908.. Serial No. 915. So. 21 S. 10 a. m., Mr. - 1 ANNA WRIGHT. W. M. Sunday school, Arthur . THE WEEK )mfo- 3F ADELAIDE M. WEBSTER, superintendent. Secretary. Kobbins, TBI Morning worship, 11 o'clock. Sermon Self--sacrific- HolHster Drug Co. LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 3, O. S. 8. by the pastor; subject, "Heroic SPECIAL AGENTS. Tuesday, Thursday, Jl Meets at the Masonic Temple every " Quarterly communion ser- second Saturday of each month, at following nflv 7:80 p. m. Visiting sisters and broth vice will be held the sermon. Miss Madeline Clutter APPLICATIONS AT PROMINENT BARBER SHOPS. J cordially to members. Saturday en are invited attend, Eeception of new BE SURE AND GET HERPICIDE. . MINNIE RHOADS. W. M. Epworth League, 6:30 p. m.; subject, Ar 7:30 O'CLOCK. MARGARET LISHMAN, Secy. "Bragging and Praying." OAHTJ LODGE NO. 1. K. of P. Evening worship, 7:30 o'clock; sub- Heeti every first and third Friday at 7:30 "Overcoming Life." Mr. Lee v Emission, 10, 15 and 25 Cents. o'clock, Pythian Hall, corner Beretania and ject, Fort streets. Visiting brothers cordially in will sing. DO NO' Mr. vited to attend. Praver meeting, Wednesday evening; T. R. NUGENT, O. O. Love for God's House." CB R. GOSLING. K.of R. B. subject, "Our ATHLETIC Psalms 122:1-0- . PI Bethel t WILLIAM McETNLEY LODGE NO. 8, A most cordial invitation is extend K. of P. strangers, soldiers, sailors, and Meet every second and fourth Saturday ed to all evening at 7:30 o'clock, in Pythian Hall, persons not identified with other Rug No Baseball Sunday. corner Beretania and Fort streets. Visiting churches. brothers eordially invited to attend. F. M. BcHBEW, U. O. Tung S. A. JACOBSON, K. B. S. WATCH FOR ANNIVERSARY OF lamps f OOUST CAMOES NO. 8110, A. O. P.. SEAMEN'S INSTITUTE CHRISTMAS Lowe: BIG DOINGS Meets every second and fourth Tues- day of each month, at 7:80 p. m., in U San Antonio HalL Vineyard street. LATER. Visiting brothers cordially invited to The seventh anniversary of the Sea I attena. Beretan CAESAR MEDEIROS, O. B. men s Institute was ceieDraiea on H. PEREIRA. 8. EER SEATS, 10c, 15c, 25c. Thursday evening in the assembly hall CAMOES CISCLB NO. 240. O. O. P. of the old Sailors' Home building, with We have the twisted matting rugs, made in China. These are BJ! Meets every second and fourth Thurs CHRIS day ox each month, at 7:80 p. m., in appropriate ceremonies. The hall was not expensive, yet they make very desirable floor coverings in any NDVELTYTHEATER San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. for occasion with bunt visiting companions are cordially in- decorated the house. We have imported specially large large vited to attend. ing and evergreens. a stock for the MRS. M. R. MEDEIROS. O. a MR. L. A PERRY. F. S. The anniversary services were con- - holiday trade we have in them every year.

THREE CHANGES, - - OOTJET LTJNALTLO NO. 6600, A. O. P. ducted in tne seamen s- cnapei at nan- We have a fine assortment of blue and white Japanese cotton seven, after which all adjourned Monday. Wednesday and Friday. rugs. very low. Hotel, p.f:r.AV:XZim., in Pythian HalL corner Fort o the assembly hall, where a good pro, Prices and Beretania streets. VisitingXbroth- - a 3 ers cordially invf ed. I gram was listened to by a large ana MondayFather and Unknown - JAS. K. KAt UA. P. C V. 8. I c""'"- Child. I viaeht1'"""TvrocniiTicr tnr thA PVPTimtr An. H (1M fllT.TTT.il ARUTR lin 1 V I ' m Meets on second and I nounea tne lonowiiig numuers; Sing! v'sdnesday Fooling the Foolish. f.n.t). TX7n.. I - ifV inri of each montb., at I Trio Violin, Cello and Piano... 7:aO n'rlnrlr In Pl,l,ii , , r o Af . i . y , . .1U19S xiua.ll9 ASl.n. . liaiuua,r., uis. Pnl.vn, ; : tTll vat Viaitin Xas-ie- are in.it.rt V ocal feoio .Jvuss ocnaeier friday Insane Ward. wm. o. McCOY, W. P. Accompanist, xlrs. PecK. H. T. MOORE, Secy. JUST Vocal Solo.. T. CTive Davies 177 SOUTH KINii STREET, NEAR ALAKEA. HONOLULU HABBOR NO. 54. A A of m I Accompanist, Mrs. Clive Davies. M. fe P. Remarks George Davies ..fi?'t' 5f Treasurer 's Report .... David Anderson8 j '. Princess Rink fw1 1u .uZ!St Report :an o'clock, at Odd Fellows' Superintendent 's OVEE HalL All soionraina- - breth W. Everton I F. 1 ren are eordially invited to EVEET AFTESNOOM AND I attni Violin Solo Miss Hall t PEN By order Woriny President, Accompanist, Mrs. Peck. 1 EVENEitf. : J. B. 8EARLE. number received loud applause DNC C. Each frank POOR, 8ecy. and was much enioyed by those m TSXKOOM CESSION, S TO I present. THEODORE ROOSEVELT svE34TKa SESSION. 7:30 TO 10:SP CAMP NO. Among those present were W. W; i i 1, V. S. W. V. PERI ' t Meets anil - MPrT first Hall, F. W. Damon, Ralph G. E. For ! ,;riiBmoN or fancy skatinc. NO BT IOSS EMMA WIEKES, Bmethne?.nl hter'r- - MrS" forge Davies Mr. RESERVATION wSrU'Hotel streets, at 7:30 n m. ana Airs. u."ixenuey x:t'cii, jj.r. auu iurs, Home npion htij Biter of th World By order of the Camn Cam. mander, W. A. Love. Miss Hall. Mr. and Mrs, Clive Dr. Carl Rea i)MISSIONt J. K. BROWN. Davies, Ramus, David 1S.; Skte; 15. Adjutant. Anderson and Miss Sehaefer. fffk I? El sffra w n HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1, O. R. M. WHAT THE AGENTS SAY Ber Meets every nrst and third PRESS Thursday of each month, in K. EVERYTHING AT t. ar Theater oi tr. nail, corner Fort and " Beretania streets. Vinitinr Bonine. ,; brothers., cordially invited tn ! ! 7ort Btreet Below Beretania attena. The combination of animated photo A SACRIFICE Co E. V. TODD, C. of R. L. A. PERRT, Sachem. graphic scenes making up the exhibi THE MOVING PICTURES tion at The Bonine tonight is some HONOLULU LODGE 616, thing of unusual as THE a. f. u. . interest, both 123 S AND will meet in their hall, Europe and America have added to the King street, near Fort, every Friday evening. Visiting contribution, and each their best. There VAUDEVILLE Drotners are cordially in is an amusing incident or two in real vited to attend. oysclnoid E. A. DOUTHITT, E. R. western life, ana an attempt in far Utensils! Change H. C. EASTON. Secy. western tragedy as seen from a French MONDAY, HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB. point of view, which to a severe critic LIQUORS, TOILET ARTICLES, NICKEL PLATED WARE, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, WEDNESDAY Meets on 2nd and 4th Fridays in the month Office 8 in Rooms may verge seme to AND FUDAY at o'clock, 11 and 12, Alexander amusing; but there TEL. xoong Building. a change following this of real com AGATEWARE, CIGARS, WINES AND CHAMPAGNE, ETC., ETC. J. K. M. MAULKAN, Chief. JAMES H. FIDDES, Secy. edy of a modern type, and a closing oNOLTJLU DANCING ACADEMY scene That will cause vou to take an vt Monday and Friday nights at 8:30 HAWAII CHAPTER NO. 1, ORDER OP impression home with u one that o'clock, Kilohana Art League, under Meets every first and third Thursday recalls the days ot early school and the ii direction of evening ot each month at 7:30 o'clock in thrilling stones of American historv Fraternity Hall, Odd Fellows' building, on OTTO BTJBMESTEE. Fort street. Washington under the American flasr: one nformation furnished by Otto Bur N. FERNANDEZ, of the finest American productions Kuauhan. ever enacted. COo9 CO., LtdL Ass ...ter at WALL, NICHOLS Kins LEWIS Telephone Store 2fll. Kes. 1179. DAMXEN COUNCIL. NO. 563. T. M. I. Fireworks Tonight. Macl meets every second and fourth Wednesdav at HOUSEHOLD EMPORIUM. 169itKING STREET. TELEPHONE 240. 7:80 o'clock p. m. in St. Louis College Everything points to fine weather for Ainmni nail (ureter Han), union street. UEECI visiting members are alwsvs welcome. the big firework display at the Athletic CHAN KEE W. J. GALLAGHER, President. H. P. Secretary. Park tonight. The man in charge of vaTOrJey Building Hotel Street the construction of HOLIDAY SODA WATER the frameworks for Hotel Street. the set-piec- was Place your order for some of the new l "AERO" busy yesterday and! LMB3DO,Opposite Toung Hotel LADIES' UNDERWEAR states that he has everything arranged flavors. J. Vacuum Cleaning Machines lor a rertect exhHiition. HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS NEW LINES OF Are The show will eight, 516 LARGE ASSORTMENT the Pioneers in Hawaii start at o'clock PHONE UNDERWEAR, TRUNKS AND promptly and will be one not to be VALISES, HATS AND CAPS 2Ss? For particulars address missed by any means. The pyrotechnic expert JUST IN WLLSON FEAGLES Agent from Japan who is in charge, is a pastmaster in the art of display He re P. O. BOX 101 has the depot for the Boss of the Road Overalls. Full line 1910 ing fireworks and he promises a most realistie display of all kinds of mov oi uents' lurmsning goods at right prices. No trouble to show ing things in outlines of fire. STEWART goods. WING CHONG CO. INDOOR BASEBALL SAN FRA.NCISCO EXCELSIOR KOA FTJENITTJSE. The teams Geary Street, above Union Square HOTEL junior of both Kalihi and Just opposite Hotel St-- Francis DELMONICO HOTEL MAJESTIC Cit Exquisite Models. Palama will play a friendly game of European Plan S1.50 a day up .10 Beretania Street, adjoining Central aacht Block, Tort and Beretania Sta, King Street, Next to BetheL indoor baseball tonight at the Palama American Plan S3. 00 a day up re Btatiom. Fine furnished rooms, tl per day or ft DIARIES gymnasium, half-pas- burnished rooms, mosquito proof. 10 per month and up. Splendid the game to start at t Steel and brick structure, furnish- seven. The Palamas have defeat- First elaas accommodation, ex auite ings cost $200,000. High class hotel r "ingle, for men only. ed the Kalihis twice, but the latter moderate Center Complete assortment of office team at rates. of theatre Tenna reaaonaahle. TERRITORIAL wants another chanee to try to and retail district. On car lines trans- IOCS. and rwx'ket diaries. even up the score. C. A. BLAISDFTiTi, Prop. They're going fast. Don't de-Sa- y ferring allover city. Omnibus meets getting yours. The lineup for the Palamas is as fol- all trains and steamers. Send for lows: Alexander Yee, c: Kin Kui. p; booklet with map of San Francisco. Apartments, Cuisine and Service Ah Bun. lb: John Zablan. 2b; Masa Hotel Stewart now recognized as Highest Standard THE NUUANU OAT 01 Yoshi. ob: Abraham Akana.' ss: H. Ak-wa- i. Hawaiianlslandheadquarers. Cable & MOSSMAN rf; H. Chan, If; Ah Hui address, III ef. "Trawets." ABC Code. 1634 ; Nnnanu near School St. Merchant Street. OFFICE: 403 STANGENWALD BLDQ. The game that was to have come off The PLEASANTON Aye, Large and airy rooms and All nest Monday night - furnished k mas has been postpon- HOTEL STEWART ; Wilder- Aye. and Punahou HONOLULU. ed to Tuesday night. Cottages with or without board. t2.00 a lay; special rates by the month.

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ISLAND VIEWS OYNAMITE SHOCKING FOR 50 MILLION cod fish, more or less, are caught CHRISTMAS GIFTS. each year on the coast of Norway, PEOPLE OF KIKMKD the Ifvers of which are made into R. W. PERKINS Cod Liver Oil. The best oil is made from the fish Dynamite as a means of breaking up ' 1 er that Christmas 111 caught at the Lofoten Islands. bars of pig iron is daaiaging the nerves llVlaiUl Scott & Bowne use only oil of the citizens of Kakaako. It has 1)1 lies that - ( Is of mm in making their celebrated been the eustom to earrv on the blast- nobl memory and not an occasion for display. Choose 5 ing right in the center of the district, J We will havela complete new stock ( which, although not most up-to- - presents h ring usefulness. ! for the Buy early in the season and early Scott's Emulsion date in town, is at as thickly THE HOLIDAYS. least I in mo populated as any and presumably by j iii day. There is nothing which makes Fanfy boxes for those who desire to and when skillfully combined with a nicer or more people whose nerves are as susceptible C.l make candies a feature of the season. Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda society belle. At least J UbClUl present than a pair of good shoes slippers. they produce a medicinal food un- to shocks as a or . equalled in the world for building so testifies the following letter: II up the body. "Editor Advertiser: Isn't it about ;j put a our IMMENSE NEW STOCK time that some one in authority Sit FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS Ka- - stop to quadruple banging in this j I ass res satisfaction in style and perfect fit. Bend 10c, ad. kaako-kai- ? Families ci suaenng wo name of piper nd this for oar ' ORDER HOLIDAY beautiful Savings Bank and Child's 8 ketch-Boo- men, screaming children and siek folks Each bank contains a Good Luck Penny. SODA WATER NOW generally are housed where the shocks SCOTT Si BOWNE, 409 Pearl St., New York cause the frail shacks to shiver amidst All the Popular Flavors. a shower of falling utensils, to say (A RYCROFT'S nothing of the nervous shocks received by even well people and dampening or A Shoe Order Fountain Soda Works. Phone 270. exciting of spirits in general and espe- - eiallv du.'insr this southern wind. Some j f Alfalfa Hay idea mav be had when the sound from kv-- i W is the ideal way to make a pres- THE STAR the bell buoy is distinctly heard three-- : HAWAIIAN GROWN Quarters of a mile away while the j ent of shoes, as it allows the Merchant Tailor All aay, bo atonea or rubbish. blasts are not lot) yards away but heard Dyeing, Cleaning and Repairing all all over town. It has been called to recipient the privilege of mak- kinds of Clothes. In 100-l- b. balei not compressed. sheriff, Skillful workmen. the atention of 'Our Bill,' the ing the selection and relieves Best in Town. All work Guaranteed. Price ....$25 a ton three times. What does he care, or the Telephone 182. Give na a Call. CALL ON YOUR DEALER OR the duffers and Japs who are doing itf giver of that task. No. 21 Beretania St., near Emma St. It's a wonder to many (if a white man) and brought up in a civilized country, THE CUBIO SALOON The Pond Dairy that he cannot go further out on the IS THE TEL. 890 beach road for his iron blasting. It would not cost any more but then its onlv the Kakaako waifs that are an If you prefer to give the shoes themselves they Orpheum Saloon noyed. But if half the curses from may be native women landed on his head this if fit. FORT STREET Scandinavia Belting morning and others, he would not enjoy exchanged afterward they do not much dinner. "Thanks, Mr. Editor, from the old A big assortment of new styles in ladies shoes also specially WING ON CHONO HONOLULU IRON WORKS an. DOWER." selected for the holidays. DO NOT PAY FANCY PRICES FOR COMPANY CHEAP NEW FURNITURE. AGENTS. OBSERVATORY FUND Bethel opposite the Empire. IS GROWING WELL P. O. Box 771 OR. SCHURMANN RS' SHOE CO.. Ltd. Preparations for the construction of ELECTRIC LAMPS OSTEOPATH the observatory building are already Tungstens in all sizes. Ordinary under way at the College of Hawaii. 1051 lamps from 4 to Fort St. Tel. 282 Lowest rates. " J President Gilmore and Professor Young, head of the engineering department, UNION ELECTRIC CO. OFFICE 69-17- 5 Beretania avenue, have got together on plans. It is about I. C. CARTER, Proprietor settled that the dome itself will be - corner Union street. Telephone 33. Beretania Street Harrison Bldg. in shops of col- Telephone 315 largely built the the HOURS Consulting, 2-- 3 p. m., Sat- - lege. The work will be done by the . students under the direction of Mr. urdays excepted. Operating 8 a. m, CHRISTMAS GIFTS Young. President Gilmore now says that 3-- " to 12 m.; 6 p. m. ' it is in his opinion to have a fairly ) ' i nrv 'in, large lot for the observatory premises JADE JEWELRY PICTURE FRAMING in order that there may be grounds, for improvements in the way of lawns, BO WO We have the mouldings and the flower beds and a few trees. Mince Pie Every Day! understanding. The Advertiser subscription list now Hotel, between Mannakea and Smith stands: PACIFIC PICTURE FRAMING CO. You can have mince pie every day with less effort than with any other form Kaimuki, Palolo and Waialae Im of dessert. Not necessary to spend hours over a steaming oven making NUUANU, BELOW HOTEL provement Club 1 .$50 mince Waiting you Phone 222 A Friend 10 meat for at the grocers, ready for instant use, is Shirts Chr.rles A. Stanton 25 In-Al- Sixes Made to Order by Chss. G. Bartlett 2" r Civic Federation 25 a. YAMATOYA Regal I Ha waiian Gazette Company 15 1 Shoes NTJTJANTJ ST., MATJKA OF PATJAHI The Advertiser . 10 FOR CHRISTMAS. H. Culman 10 CM JTJST RECEIVED A FINE LINE OP S. I. Shaw 23 One 10 MEN'S SWEATER COATS Friend REGAL SHOE STORE Waterhouse Trust Co. 25 ready for winter weather W. A. Kinney 10 F20M 92.00 TO 14.00 OVER 200 KINDS OF MEN'S SOCKS Total $240 Mince Meat 10c TO 50c A PATE CLEANING, DYEING anL made better than any the most skillful housewife can put up and costs much PRESSING WORKS NATURE PROVIDES less. Tea Garden Mince Meat is a delicious combination which will Wah Ying Chorig Co. NATURAL STIMULANTS please the palate of the most fastidious epicure. FORT AND KUKUI STREETS Made of government inspected, carefully cooked, juicy meats and the Telephone 575w ; finest fruits that Oregon and California produce. Perfectly wholesome PERFECTION HOME BAKERY In all tropical countries nature in and delightfully good. Put up in glass jars with glass covers j keeps stinctively calls for hot and stimulat- perfectly and always uniform in flavor and quality. Home-mad- e Bread, Fresh Daily. Cakee, TOWNSENMDERl AKING CO. ing additions to ordinary food. It Insist on Tea Garden Mince Meat; it costs no more than the ordinary varieties lies and .Doughnuts. seems absolutely necessary to quicken but oh! how different. BOSTON BROWN BREAD, "XTMITED. At all Grocars PORK AND BEANS the jaded appetite, and stimulate the 1 BURIAL ASSOCIATION. Every Saturday. MUTUAL digestive organs with curries, chutney, Syrup Co MAUSOLEUM. Pacific Coast Beretania, Next to Emma Street. CITY chilli peppers, and similar relishes, to jrfVv San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle Portland Packers of Tea Garden Preserve and Syrups V an extent unknown and uncalled for PAU KA HANA. CORRECT in temperate climes. Nature has recognized the necessity We Are Ready for these condiments by providing a THE SOAP THAT WORKS WHILE peppers TO BUILD YOU profusion of spices and in all YOU REST hot countries, and natural instinct has A HOUSE WITH AT ALL GROCERS taught the people to employ these arti LUMBER cles in their diet with great advantage ONLY ONE SEASONED THERE IS to themselves. which we will sell These natural stimulants take the Peerless Preserving Paint at lowest rates. place of animal food to a great ex- tent. The free use of meat is known Office Fort St. opp. W. G. Irwin & Co. to be " distinctly injurious in hot cli- mates. TEL. 281 ! : : : : P. O. Box 757 Mill Co., In East India with its hot and ener- City Ltd vating climate, curries and other high- PRODUCTS OP KZKATJLIKE STREET ly seasoned dishes form the principal food of the people. In the West In- dian Islands the highly spiced and sav- ory stew called pepperpot is a favor- wag mm Love's Baker ite dish and worthy of its name. In mam? Mexico the national dishes are spiced TOYS! TOYS! and peppered to a degree positively Machine-manufacture- d Goods; Bakes TREE ORNAMENTS BOOKS FOR alarming to visitors from colder re- Daily CHRISTMAS gions. As a remarkable coincidence WALL, NICHOLS CO., LTD., dyspepsia is practically unknown among the Mexicans. Saloon Pilot Throughout the islands of the Pacifie Holiday Gifts the natives use capsicums or chilli pep- lor pers in the preparation of their food. USEFUL and Pilot and Ms M Mil In the farmer parts of Europe, as the south of France, Spain and Italy, garlic DECORATIVE Thrum's Book Store is largely used in the preparation of various dishes. Despite its evil odor Soda Crackers Is in receipt of its supply of Books this root possesses the highest medici- for all ages. nal value as a stomachic. Art Brasses are for sale by the following firms:: In conjunction with chilli peppers, Japanese Rnmpp's Leather Goods, and ginger, garlic is used in making HENRY MAY & CO. mango chutney, unpleasant odor 1910 hot its J. M. LEVY & CO. Att Calendars and Calendar Pads, process man- Diaries, 1910, being eliminated in the of T. H. DA VIES & CO. Pocket and Office ufacture. The judicious combination of & Holiday Stationery, Fountain Pens, H. HACKFELD CO. these valuable carminatives is the C. J. DAY & CO. secret why this agreeable condiment is & CO. XMAS CARDS AND POSTALS, GONSALVES in such universal favor a a digestive LADIES GARMENTS ETC. with all who have tried it. A variety of Dolls, Toys, Games and IN EMBROIDERED Repairing Wheel Goods, with more to arrive Dy AMERICA LEADS New steamer. next lork ALL THE NATIONS SATIN and CREPE THOS. G. THRUM Automobiles 1063 FORT STREET. In 1S(W we stood, at the bottom of the li?t of the four great manufactur- Ivory and Lacquer Goods IS OUR BUSINESS JOHN NEILL ing nations, namely: the United King- --'Engineer dom, France. Genrany and the United States, says American Industries. 135 Verehant Street. Forty-nin- e years later we stand at the Alexander Young Garage Machinery Repaired head of the list, our manufactured DISPLAY ON BOTH FLOORS Shin and Geneml Blacksmithing product equaling that of the other TELEPHONE 200 GASOLINE ENGINES. great nations combined. em

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A few of the many things that you can give as presents for Christmas and New Year.

For our Boys For the Home For our Girls

" Mother's Friend n Wash Sailor Suits, from 2V2-ye- ar Pillow Slips, plain and hemstitched; all widths and Rubberized Silk Rain Coats; all the latest shades and to selling from.. ..$1.50 to $3.00 a suit lengths; from 25c to 50c each colors -- -- .- -- $6.00 to $10.00 Grey Wool Mixed Sailor Suits, ages 2Vz to 5 years; Sheets, plain and hemstitched; all lengths and widths; suit selling at $4.50 a from 90c to $1.25 each Figured Lahma Cloth Dressing Sacques and Dressing Blue Serge Wool Sailor Suits, ages 2'2 to 6 years", sell- Linen and Part Linen Huck Towels; all sizes; Gowns $1.00 to ing from ------$4.50 to $8.00 a suit . $4.00 each Tweeds, plaids, stripes and plain colors; all shades from . $1.50 to $6.00 dozen Mixed Plain Black Cotton Hose from 10c to 35c a pair and ages; from ...... $3.50 to $9.00 a suit Turkish Towels; all sizes; from $1.50 to $4.00 a dozen Black Ribbed Hose from 10c to 35c a pair Sheeting; all widths and qualities; from 22y2c to 40c a yard Fancy and Openwork Hose from 25c to 40c a pair SMS IReimeBTBSbeff' every 50c. purchase entitles you to one vote in the Santa Clans contest Ladies' ocusiy Ladies' Collars Handkerchiefs Embroidered 15c to 35c We are selling the clothes in America and selling in way; main- best them a modern Lace 15c to 35c Plain Hemstitched 20c to 35c taining at all times the most exceptional store service, and giving the public values that Cape competitors find unable to meet; strong 75c to $4.00 Embroidered 20c to 75c themselves these features have brought Kerr's fame and a wonderful patronage. Lace, Lawn, Dutch, tc, from 30c to Linen Lace 40c to $1.25 $1.00 each. The assortment is too large to enum- BE FIRST. erate, so call and examine them. "Yotuiir C(h)ir5(tinni Motions OialtfDlt Sundries CoFgate's Perfumes, can be purchased here with satisfaction in the fullest sense. .Cuff Buttons, Stick Pins, v Soaps, Toilet Waters, Cuff Links, Front Sets, Tooth Powder, Tooth Paste, Neckties, Handkerchiefs, Powders, Barettes, Face 1500 fVien's Suits Garters, Suspenders, Belts, ft of all the latest patterns, styles, cuts beng Side Combs, Back Combs, and sacrificed at prices ranging from Shirts, Socks, Hat Bands, Hairpins, Hair Ornaments, Etc. $9. to $1 7. Shaving Powder, Soap, Etc., Etc. A Prize for the Boys an A Prize for the Girls

TOYS TOYS Tea Sets.. 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c, up to $4.00 DOLLS Musical Christmas Tress from ..$3.50 to $5.00 Horns from 5c to 75c each Paper Fans 5c up to 20c each From 5c to $25.00, dressed, undressed, kid, celluloid, and Picture Blocks in nests. Cook Stoves, made of iron.. 75c each rubber; ail sizes. Dissected Blocks 40c to 75c box Surprise Boxes from 5c to 35c each Christmas Tree Ornaments from 15c to $6.00 a dozen Car Games of all Baa Sheep from 50c to $1.50 each description. Xmas Bells from 5c to 50c each Wheel Chimes 25c to $2.75 a piece Babies' Rattles and KnocKaoouts. Paint Boxes 15c to 50c each Drawing Slates, Dolls in Carriages, Dolls in Cribs, Etc., Etc.

Santa Claus will deliver toys on Christmas morning and is in attendance at the store every evening with music. Call and bring the kiddies.

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i V i. tt r I rj J DL ALAKEA STREET THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1909.

m mm a ua oobm ana a matmmm. a omibbb a aaen mm a annoA a aaaa a auna a mmm i i PUCE CUPID few We OO HELPS ESTATE have just placed on sale a complete assortment Takes Over Debts Against His If you watch the development improvements going on, you will find the city and that Deceased Brother and Ar- is building east toward Kaimuki. We make this statement intending no reflection on the ranges Settlement. other parts of the city. Our policy is not to sell property upon the demerits of other dis- to sell Kaimuki property upon own merits, when we call your attention In the filing 7 tricts, but its and yesterday fry John F. from time to time to conditions in other parts of the city, we simply do so in order to Colburn of his accounts as executor of the estate of the late Prince David Ka- in pointing out more conditions they in the beautiful assist us clearly the true as exist wananakoa, one of the most difficult Kaimuki district. estates ever presented to local courts to We sincerely believe Kaimuki to be the coming residential district of Greater Honolulu, handle in probate is settled. Much liti- gation has been called off as a result of and the person who buys a lot in Kaimuki today at the prevailing prices, regardless of final settlements of the outstanding whether purchased from us or not, will be making a safe and profitable investment, as accounts and it is probable that some suits present the most artistic enameled ware yet well as secure a splendid homesite. at in the courts as an produced. indirect result of former litigation will be called off. It seems that Prince The lining being Cupid has made it possible for a settle- a Honolulu Is Building Toward the East ment suitable to all parties. PURE IVORY WHITE In Schedule D, filed with the itemized Kaimuki, in fact, is Honolulu's east, and just as sure as the sun rises in the east schedules yesterday by Colburn, he and the outside blended from a over Koko Head, so sure will Kaimuki rise to be the best and select residential district places the balance of the estate at present in his hands as being worth in the city, with her property selling at $2,000.00 and $3,000.00 per lot. $105.13. The total receipts according REDDISH BROWN BODY to his charges against himself, amount Being an oblong shape and running parallel with the beach on one side and the Koolau Mountains on to to $49,234.23 an almost black, presents a real artistic appearance absolutely spread on or south, and and the allowances he the other, it is certain that the city can never out the north the that asks amount to $49,229.10. its extension must necessarily be either east or west. On the west we find the oriental quarters and the The claims of about ten or twelve of that rivals even the most expensive pottery. .1 lower levels that will always prove objectionable for home-buildin- g, while on the east we find everything the creditors have been assigned to favorable for residential extension. The farther east you go toward the higher levels around Diamond Head, Prince Cupid, being in themselves small amounting cooler you find you Kaimuki generally recognized by all to be the most and in their total to the it and the better like it. is $3008.95. According to the figures i delightful and desirable residential district in the city, with its beautiful location between Diamond Head which Colburn claims represents the and the Waimanalo Mountains, its high elevation so near the sea, and its open, dry, cool, and healthful balance of his estate left in his hands, condition. this act on the part of Cupid appears to 'be one to clear up matters and it does not seem likely that he ever in- E. HALL tends to collect these claims as assign- 0. & SON, LTD. ed to him. BUY A LOT IN THE NEW OCEAN He has also paid off the judgment debt held against the estate by Frank HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT. Kruger and the debt, in consequence, VIEW DISTRICT has been assigned to him. This amounts to $642.11. The amount is what Kruger Put your deed aside and wait until the develop ment of the city, which is absolutely assured, increases claims for jewelry supplied and became its value to $2000 or more per lot. Eemember we are selling lots today in Kaimuki cheaper than the prop- a preferred claim on the estate, the erty was sold for ten years ago, when Honolulu had practically no future compared with what she is as- jeweler, in a former suit, being award- ed that amount. Colburn refused to sured today. The most profitable way to buy property is to buy in the right district at the right time. Now pay the amount of the judgment, claim- DYEING AND CLEANING BY THOSE WHO KNOW HOW is the accepted time. ing that he would not do so until other claims were settled in proper their The French Laundry (J. Abadie, Our prices, $500.00 for corner lots and $400.00 for inside lots, size 75ft. by 150ft., order. proprietor) is the agent for Kruger brought another suit to col- F. THOMAS DYEING with our liberal installment terms, are an exceptional opportunity for every one to make lect the judgment, George Davis repre- WORKS OF SAN FRANCISCO view senting him, and this has just gone a good, safe investment and secure a splendid ocean homesite. through the legal mill again. The debt has been assigned to Cupid, on condi- tion that Kruger pays all costs arising from the suit and that no costs inciden- tal to another suit which is being Let Co., brongjht by Princess Kawananakoa 1 I od against Charlie Rose be laid to him. aimu This last suit was brought by the Prin- cess against the deputy sheriff to re- cover damages claimed, upon his seizure M ROOMS 37 AND 38 YOUNG BUILDING, HONOLULU, T. H. xercise of property claimed by her and which M i Kruger got out a writ of attachment for. IN Princess Kawananakoa gives a re- THE ceipt for $11,588.70. which Bum was paid principally in jewelry and shares in the Kapiolani Estate. The Kapio-lan-i estate itself gives a receipt for $26,327.74. A host of small creditors and lawyers have been paid off. ,T C. VOLCANO EXCURSION I. A. I WILL BE BEGINNING

To sit on a comfortable veranda Ml miles away and read a book by the light of nature's fires is something to Young Business Men set one's thoughts to work." Nowhere in the world is there such an oppor- Friday Nights . . . tunity to study a volcano as at Kilauea. No other phenomena of nature is so fascinating to the average ,person and there is no volcano that is as safe to visit as the one to which the Inter-Islan- d S. N. Co. intends to take you the day before New Years for twenty-fiv- e dollars. If there are those in the SOFT MATTRESSES ' especially for this climate, 1 city, who do not hanker to see the If you want a real good mattress and want to get it for the I Prepared I greatest sight in the world and who least money, come to this store. We have hair, moss, prefer a day of excitement at the races elastic felt, other kinds of mattresses, all beau- j because the climate requires special 1 in Hilo the company will take them and made I a to that island paradise and bring them tifully, and priced so low that you'll be surprised, especially safely back on Monday for only fif- if you priced All teen dollars. have mattresses elsewhere. sizes. 1 paint. Hilo is one of the prettiest places COME AND SEE THEM. I in the group and it has more country behind it than any place in the Islands. Honolulu Wire Co, Its location is superb and there are J. B. BAILEY KingBedand Alakea Streets those who have lived there for years ite Paint resists the who will tell you in all sincerity that Armor the day is coming when there will be more persons in the metropolis of Ha- effects of salt air. It is the only paint waii than in that of Oahu. Hilo has a glorious climate in spite of the fact that there are people who enjoy say- ing to strangers that "It rains every that does this perfectly. day in Hilo." Behind but in full view of the town are two mountains, one AUTO EPAIRS of them so high that it ranks with the tall ones in the world. At this season WE HAVE FIRST-CLAS- S MECHANICS AND there is apt to be enow on both and THE If you contemplate painting your the scene i3 beyond the descriptive MOST MODERN EQUIPMENT. ALSO OUR CHARGES powers of the average man. ARE MODERATE. The steamer Mauna Kea will leave inside out--fr- y Friday. December 31 in the afternoon house or and will return early Monday morning. On New Year's there will be horse races and baseball in the town and in the evening a grand ball at the new Royal Hawaiian Garage, Ltd. Hilo Hotel which is to be opened that day. There will be lots of pleasure for those who go and the trip throughout Ceo. S. Wells, Mgr. is sure to be a pleasant one. Booking CATALOG FREE is now going on at the Inter-Islan- d COLOR office on Queen street. Hotel St, opp. Hawaiian Hotel. Phone 191. SUCCtSS DESERVED. " 'Tis .not to mortals to command success. But we'll do more. Sempronius NEW IMPORTATIONS OP SUITINCS We "11 deserve it." Carefully selected English and American Cloths. ltd And when ladies have been working W. W. AHANA CO., OS J tbif Eh41e9 hard f"r Sit at months, they surely deserve 62 South King Street. success. The sale today in the Young building will be open from eleven this Hardware Department morning until five in the afternoon, and the various articles for the inner man and the outer woman are great, they will have to be seen to be appreciated. Everything just the right sort for HOLIDAY MILLINERY Xmas gifts. And when the sale is over the buyers, as well as the sellers, will voice Tiny Tim's sentiment K U YE DA "God bless us everyone." THE PACIFIO COMMERCIAL ADVEBTISEB, HONOLULU, SATUEDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1909.

t M at Honolulu, on weights approved by aa d Lena S Holt and hsb (J L) to F xwuu-laulo- a. fiwauzv, D; kul 10,301. jvaaaw f BY AUTHORITY By Authority agent of the Board of Health. t)aha; $350. B 326, p 7. Dated Payments required In U. S. Gold Coin REAL ESTATE ' ; 0Y'3fti 1809-- EESOLUTION NOTICE SALE OF LICENSE TO immediately delivery. ( to Eliaabeth K Meyer, OF after . TRANSACTIONS P Mnhlendorf Kahhi, MAKING APPEOPBIATIONS FOB THE VABIOUS SERVICES OP THE CUT ON PUBLIC LANDS, The Board does not bind itself to ac- D- - R P 2317, kul ,5QllrP 5, TIMBE3 Honolulu,' Oahu; $314.12. B 326, p 73. CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU. KAOHE, PUNA, HAWAIL - cept the highest or any bid. 1909-- - of Ueeord December 10, 1909. Dared Nov 26, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of the City and County THE BOARD OF HEALTH. Entered Western & Hawn Invest Co, Ltd, to Sugar Co Ltd.. L Puunu of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that the following sums, amounting to THREE By its President. H A Rpen to Oahu I F B Strauoh, D; lot 10, blk 2. At 12 o'elock Jan $200. B 326, p HUNDRED FORTY-NIN- E ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-SI- Dollars E. A. MOTT SMITIL H F Lewis D tract, Honolulu, Oahu; THOUSAND uary 5th, 1910, at the front door of the 74. Dated Oct 16, 19'i9. S52S D ($349,156.00), are hereby appropriated to be paid out of moneys in the General Capitol, Honolulu, will be sold 1( F Lewis and wf to Walter E B Straueh and wf to Mellisa there Dec. S. 9. 11, 13. 14. 15. 16, 17, 18 II D P Fund of the Treasury of City and County of Honolulu for salaries fixed - Lowell No:lev, D; lot 10, blk 2, Puunui tract. the at public auction, a conditional tim- of Hawaii Ltd to George H Oahu; $500. B 36, p 7o. by law and other salaries, wages of labor, donations, maintenance of jails, schools, I Bank .Eel Honolulu, ering license covering such portions No. 171. Dated Nov 29. 1909. and general expenses of the said City and County for the period beginning with Ltd to George H jueins of the following public lands as are TEBBITOBY OF HAWAII. Bank of Hawaii J lfrel Magoon and wl to the First day of January, A. D. 1910, and ending with the Thirtieth day of June, Paris .Eel D; lot 8, blk 2, Puunui tract, covered with merchantable timber, viz: COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION. - Votlev, A. D. 1910, said payment in pro monthly subdivisions of said Est of S C Allen by trs to Waia- Honolulu, Or.hu: $600. B 326, p 7. to be made rata The lands situate in the District of AM of Hawaii to SARAH PAA-I-I na (omranv Dated Nov 30, 1909. amount as stated in the schedule thereof herein contained: Puna. Island and Territorv of Hawaii. Territorv Port Ben Soc of Haw to M Kellv to Antone lioangues, AO FARREIRA; SAMUEL San Ant Eel John Per Month. Six Months. designated in general on maps of the Kwong Yee Society Rel- - 3 pes land. Kalihi Rd. Honolulu, PAAHAO: HARRY Salaries fixed by law $ 3,005 00 $1S,030 00 "Ka-ohe,- " S W Kaleiktni and wf to xong Oahu; $000. B 325, p 166. Dated Territorial Survey Department as A R MIT AGE; LEE CHONG; E. Kwong Fat Nov 26, 1909. Advertising, not pro rated ... 1,500 00 and including also other govern- COIT HOBRON: THE TERRI- to HAWAII, by Charles Frederick W Macfarlane and wf Antone BoUriffiies and wf to Max J Associated Charities 100 00 600 00 ment lands lying northlv from Kaohe, TORY OF K Brinckerhoff D D; por gr 3427, Kalihi E, Hemenwav as Attornev Gen- Walter A Schlemmer, Attorney, Deputies and Office Employes 650 00 3,900 00 and following Ed, Honolulu, Oahu; $1100. B 326, p within the boundaries, eral: CITY AND COUNTY OF Recorded November 29, 1900. 78. Dated Dec 1, 1909. Attorney, Expenses, Civil and Criminal Cases, not ; viz: HONOLULU, by Joseph J. Fern Hamm-Youn- g & atty, to Mayor and of the R Venhuizen to von Clans Snreckels Co, by pro rated 300 00 Bounded on the East and Southeast as President model XIV W King, Eel; lots 317 and Board of Supervisors; JENNIE Co Ltd C M; Josephine Attorney, Material & Supplies 50 00 300 00 by the lands of Waiakahiula, Keahia-lak- a 'touring car, No.549 160 Oahu; 318 of gr 3292, Kinau, Lunalilo and IOKUA, and to ALL whom it may Winton IS Auditor, Office Employes 225 00 1,350 00 and the open pahoehoe countrv $6000. . $200. B 224, p 204. Dated Nov 22, Piikoi Sts, Honolulu, Oahu; concern: 325, p 167. Dated Dec 1, laou. Auditor, Material & Supplies 75 00 450 00 lying mauka of the Kamaili Home Whereas, a petition has been pre- 1909. - Frederic. W Macfarlanc by regr, No- August Humburg and wf to Jonn f.m- Building & Plumbing Inspector, Payroll 255 00 1,530 00 steads, the Kaimu Homesteads and Hill sented to said Court bv SARAH A. Beg lots 5 and 6 of gr 4929, SWINTON, herself, and ALVIN tice- of decree of title in Land meluih, tr, D; Building & Plumbing Inspector, Material & Supplies 10 00 60 00 known as Heiheiahulu. as far as the for Oahu. B 331, p 127. Hauula. Koolauloa, Oahu; $125. B 326. K. SWINTON, a minor, by his next Court Case No 163. Building & Plumbing Inspector, Keep of Horse.... 28 00 168 00 land of Kahaualea; on the South' "by , friend, Sarah A. Swinton, to register 1909. - Dated Nov 29, ' . r 1 .1 A ITT Raw-tin- s Uamm-ioun- g o, xo v kjf Indigent 800 00 following-des- John C Cluney to William T Von juta, Burial, Dead, not pro rated the said land of Kahaualea and on the and confirm their title in the P A; general powers. B 331, p Bailev Bel; 4 cvlinder Model 10 Buiek City & Codfnty Physician, Payroll 280 00 1,680 00 North and West by the land of Keaau,' cribed land: run rso Vtui, or xiawau, Land Kalia, 127.' Dated Nov 27, 3909. about ler City & County Physician, Material & Supplies .... 75 00 450 00 excluding the unsold portions of the situate in Waikiki, C bv atty to von Hamm-Youn- g $1000. B 325, p 167. Dated Nov 29, Kona, City and County of Honolulu, J Cluney Clerk, Office Employes 455 00 2,730 00 "Kaohe Homesteads," which Co Ltd, C M; Model 1909. . Territory of Hawaii, and particularly Hamm-Youn- e Co, to K & 1910 Thomas touring car, No l0o, Von Ltd, II Clerk, Material Supplies 100 00 600 00 are already under lumbering license to described as follows: Y Model Buick Oahu; $3410. B 324, p 266. Dated Lewis, Eel; 2 cylinder F Collection & Disposition of Garbage 1,400 00 8,400 00 the Hawaiian Development Company, Beginning at an iron bolt at the touring oar No 9963, Oahu; $550. B South corner lot, co- Nor 27, 1909. ' Commission, Collecting Boad Tax, not pro rated.. 1,000 00 Limited. of this the Mary E MacGregor to Patrick VF 325, p 168. Dated Nov 29, 1909. ordinates of which referred to Govern- bldgs, etc, Nuuanu Warren Benford to von Hamm-Youn- g Coroner's Inquest, not pro rated 450 00 Area of tract, 12,000 acres, more or ment Survev Trig. Station "Punch- Bran, D; p land, 10 Valley Kd, Honolulu, Oahu; $3000. B Co, Ltd, C M; 4 cylinder Model District Court, Employes 420 00 2,520 00 less; bowl" are 9356.5 feet South and 34S5.6 No 7101, Ter of Ha ,7 220, p 52. Dated Nov 29, 1909. Buick runabout District Courts, Material & Supplies 50 00 300 00 Upset lumbering license fee, five dol feet East, and running by true azi- to Mary E waii; $'.'ou. a ao, p watea jnov Patrick F Byan and wf io. District Magistrate, Second, not pro rated 150 00 lars ($5) per acre; payment to be made muths: bldga, etc, Nu- 29, 1909. 1. 144 40' 164.0 MacGregor, M; pc land, in advance feet; Honolulu, Oahu; $1300. B Joao G Pereira and wf to Hilo RaiL Donation, Hawaii Promotion Committee 250 00 1,500 00 at the beginning of. each 2. 232 40' 118.8 feet to a stake; uanu Ave, Co, 2976, Halepuna, S 270. Dated Nov 29, 1909. road D; por gr Donation, Kapiolani Park (To be expended under year for five hundred (500) acres; and 3. 324 40' 164.0 feet along fence 324 p Hilo, Hawaii; $200. B 326, p 71. Da- to A Wilder, C M; end of each area . to an iron - E E Hartman II 1909. the direction of the Board of Supervisors) .... 700 00 4,200 00 at the year for the bolt; Model 55, No 22,-5- ; ted Aag 21, 4. 52" 40 118.8 along to Rambler automobile, Donation, Leahi Home 125 00 750 00 in excess of five hundred (500) acres feet fence B 324, p 272. Dated Nov ..... of beginning; area $2500. included in the blocks on which oper- the point 10, 1909. COLDS ABE DANGEEOU3. Engineering & Surveying Work, Payroll 480 00 2,880 00 19,471 square feet, being a por- C ations are completed during Charles W Gray by atty to W If more people wQuld make an at Engineering & Surveying Work, Material & Supplies 100 00 600 00 such year. tion of Grant 2789 to W. L. Eel; lots 2, 4 and 5 in Term of License, Moehonua. Acbi, tr, Par tempt to get rid of the colds from Fish Inspector, Payroll . . . i 170 00 1,020 00 ten years from Jan Archer Subdiv, King St, Honolulu, uary 1, 1910. You are hereby cited to appear at B p 274. Dated Nov which they aro suffering,.; as ; a result Hospital Expenses 1,150 00 6,900 00 Oahu; $700. 324, For information respecting further the Court of Land Registration, to be 29, 1909. of this changeable weather, there would Janitors, Payroll 400 00 2,400 00 held at the City and County of Hono- W C Achi, tr, to Daniel Willats, D; be a decided decrease in. the Dumber License Collectors, Payroll 250 00 1,500 00 terms of license, maps, conditions and lulu on the 22nd day of December, A. King of cases of pneumonia. A few doses lots 2, 4 and 5 of Archer Subdiv, License Collectors, Material & Supplies 25 00 150 00 reservations, apply at tlie office of the D. 1909, at ten o'clock in the fore- St. Honolulu, Oahu; $1020. B 326, p of Chamberlain's Cough Bemedy will Commissioner of Public Lands, Hono noon, to show cause, if any you have, Nov 26, 1909. cure your cold, ana au danger ot its Maintenance of Fire Stations & Fire Apparatus, 55. Dated lulu, or at Publia Ednds Office, Hilo, why the prayer of said petition should Est of Joseph Marsden by exor to hanging on until spring .and Tesulting Payroll 3,695 00 22,170 00 not be granted. And unless you ap in pneumonia may be avoided.." " For Hawaii. - r r ,.,..-.- ;, . V 5 Jonathan Shaw and wf, Bel; pc land, Maintenance of Fire Stations & Fire Apparatus, pear, at said Court at the time and School St, Honolulu, Oahu; various pes sale by Benson, Smith & Co., : Ltd.'; Licensee shall pajLll costs of sale place aforesaid your default will be Material & Supplies ; 700 00 4,200 00 Oahu; $6500. agents for Hawaiian Islands...... ' land, Liliha St, Honolulu, advertisements, eto . recorded, and the said petition will be 1909. Maintenance of Hawaiian Band, Payroll 1,725 00 10,350 00 B 324, p 275. Dated Nov 1, M ARSTON CAMPBELL, taken as confessed, and you will be ;. Theresa M Louisson (widow) to Jo- -' Maintenance of Hawaiian Band, Material & Supplies 75 00 450 00 forever barred from contesting said DIVIDEND NOTICE. Commissioner Lands. eeph Hyman, P A; special powers. B Maintenance of Jails, Payroll 1,045 00 6,270 00 ofi Public petition or any decree entered there- 331, p 129. Dated Oct 9, 1909. Dated Honolulu, December 4, 1909. on. Maintenance of Parks, Payroll . 470 00 2,820 00 Est of Clarissa M Davis by admr to 8525 Dec. 4, .11, 18, 21. 1909; Jan. 1, Witness the Honorable W. J. ROB S M Damon, D; in por K P 7350, Honolulu Brewing & Malting Co., Ltd. Maintenance of Parks, Material & Supplies, not INSON, int . .. 5, 1910 Judge of said Court, this 24th fcu! 1328. Moanalua, Honolulu, Oahu; The directors of this corporation pro rated ..... 350 00 day of November, in the year nineteen $80Cr. B 326, p 57. Dated Nov 29, have declared an extra dividend of Maintenance of Police & Fire Alarm System, Payroll 200 00 1,200 00 VACCINATION NOTICE. hundred and nine. 1909. 1-- 1 2 per cent., payable on Thursday, Maintenance of Police & Fire Alarm System, Mate Attest with Seal of said Court: Catherine J Vierra and hsb to Wil- M. T. SIMONTON, (Seal.) December 23, 1909 to stockholders of & 125 00 750 00 Kinney, M; por B P 4687, kul rial Supplies v Notice is hereby given that the chil liam record at close the stock-tran- s Registrar. S Ha- the of 00 not 4809, rents, etc, Puueo, Hilo, fer books. Saturday, December 18, Maintenance of Police Force, Payroll ...... 6,960 00 41,760 dren, already vaccinated, of the fol- 8516 Nov. 24; Dec. 1, 8, 15. waii; $2000. B 324, p 268. Dated Oct 1909, at 12 m. Maintenance of Police Force, Material & Supplies 1,100 00 6,600 00 lowing public schools will be vaccinat- 1909. ' 12, Stock-transfe- r books reopen NOTICE TO Co will be Maintenance of Pounds, Payroll 50 00 300 00 ed by a government physician at such STOCKHOLDERS. B D Bond to Kohala Ditch Ltd, ed on Friday, December 24, 1909. 30ft E W7 for ditch, etc, across Maintenance of Prisoners . 685 00 4,110 00 schools on the dates hereafter stated, Grant; . CHAS. G. BARTLETT, 1552; N Kohala, Hawaii; $100. B Maintenance of Roads, Honolulu District 16,000 00 96,000 00 beginning at 8:30 a. m.: Paia Plantation. rt Treasurer, Honolulu Brewing & Malt Notice is hereby given that new 326, .p 50. Dated Nov 13, 1905. ing vo., jjia. aosu Maintenance of Ewa Road District 2,500 00 15,000 00 Kaahumanu, Deci 13, '09; Royal, Dec. ' Maria P Kauriamano to W C Achi, certificates for the increased capital , Maintenance Waianae Road 400 00 2,400 00 15, '09; Kaiulani, Jan. 4, '10; Normal stock will b)5" tr, D; int in B P (gr) 929, Kukuiha-ele- of District of the Paia Plantation "P Hamakua, Hawaii; $175. B 319, p NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. Maintenance of Waialua Road iistriet 2.250 00 13,500 00 Training, Jan. 6, '10; Pohukaina," Jan. issued on December 15th, 1909. ' . Stockholders are request- - 444. Dated Nov 29, 1909. Maintenance of Koolauloa Road "District 2,000 00 12,000 00 10, '10; Central Primary and Grammar, particularly ' ' ed to exchange their present certificates Malie K Trask and hsb et al to Road 2,000 00 12,000 00 Jan. 12, '10; Kauluwela, Jan. 14, '10; 7378 Haiku Sugar Company. Maintenance of Koolaupoko District for those of the new issue without de- Charles F Hart, D; int in E Ps Kalihiwaena, Jan. 18, '10; Moiliili, Dec. and 7377, ap 1, bldgs, rents, etc, Niulii, Maintenance of Waimanalo Road District, not pro lay. Notice is hereby given that new cer , '09; Maemae, Dec. 14, '09; Pauoa, The stock books of the company will Kohala, Hawaii; $333.35. B 326, p 53. tificates for increased capital stock rated . 600 00 the Dec. 15, '09. Jan. 4. Ma-noa- , be closed for transfers from December Dated Nov 29, 1909. or the Haiku Sugar Company will be Maintenance of Schools, not probated 6,000 00 Waikiki, '10; Jan. 5, '10; Moanalua, Jan. 6, '10 Sth to December 15th, inclusive. Recorded November 30, 1909. issued to stockholders on December 15, Maintenance & Construction of Electric Light P. COOKE, Kalihi-uka-, J. B W Kalalauwale to W C Acbi, Tr, 1909., System, Payroll 790 00 4,740 00 Jan. 10, '10. Wailupe, Jan. Treasurer Paia Plantation. various pes land, Wai- Stockholders are particularly request- 11, '10. - D; int in Maintenance & Construction of ETectrie Light ,,, Honolulu, December 6, 1909. alua and Honolulu, Oahu; int in per- ed to exchange their present certifi- Thisjj.oiice.ia given in pursuance of 8528 Dec. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 ,13, 14, 15 4 Kaiaikawa-hau- , cates for those of the new issue without 1,018 00 6,108 00 'i sonal property of Kapea, the requirements of Act 63, Session Oahu; $000. B 326, p 59. Dated delay. Mayor, Incidentals 150 00 900 00 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. of "' 0 Laws of 1909. Nov. 29, 1909. The stock books the company will Mayor, Entertainment Fund, not pro raied! 500 00-15- Ha- be closed to MOTT-SMIT- Margaret F Smith to Bank of transfers from December E. A. OF C. L. AHLBORN. 8th to December 15th, inelnsive. Meat Inspector, Payroll 00 900 00 ESTATE H. A. waii, Ltd, A M; mtg Kau Kui Yin and Fresident,. Territorial rBpard of Health. The undersigned, executor of the es- School st, J. P. COOKE, Meat & Food Inspector, outside districts ..... 100 00 600 00 wf on pc land, bldgs, etc, 8529.- - C. A. L. of Treasurer, Haikn Sugar Company. ' tate of H. Ahlborn, late Honolulu, Oahu; $790. B 325, p 141. 100 00 600 00 of Wiesbaden, Empire Ger- to Honolulu, December 6, 1909. the city Maria E Eego and hsb (J P) Morgue Attendant, Payroll ...... 85 00 510 00 many, hereby gives notice to all cred- Joseph C D; lot 4, L 22, 8528 Dec. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 ,13, 14, 15 Office of the Board of Health. Oliveira. P Municipal Offices Rents 325 00 1,950 00 itors having claims against said estate Luso at, Honolulu, Oahu; $600. B 326, Honolulu, Hawaii, December 8, 1909. to present the same, duly authenticat- Nov. 27. 1909. OAHU RAILWAY-TIMETABL- Road Signs, not pro rated 300 00 6a Dated TENDERS FOR PAIAI LEPER ed, to him at his office in the Hack-fel- d Johns 1 Holt, Tr, to Emma K Sanitary Inspectors, Payroll 170 00 1,020 00 Jr, SETTLEMENT. building, in said Honolulu, within Sherwood, D; lot 1, block 103, Waialae Supervisors, Material & Supplies, not pro rated.... 60 00 six (6) months from date hereof. All B p idL Honolulu, Oahu; $1200. 3b, OUTWARD. 150 00 900 00 Sealed tenders, in duplicate, indorsed persons indebted to said estate are 62. Dated April 8, 1909. For Walana, Waialua, "TENDER FOR requested to al to Kahakt Treasurer, Material & Supplies : 25 00 150 00 PAIAI LEPER make immediate payment Emma K Sherwood (widow) et Way Stations 9:15 a. m., 3:20 p.uim to the undersigned his office. M; 1, block pro 900 00 SETTLEMENT," will be received at at Caroline J Robinson. lot rot jfeari war. jew Mill and Wit Witness Fees, not rated Dated, Honolulu, T. II., November Honolulu, ' the office of the Board f Health, until 103, bldgs, etc, Waialae rd, Station 17:30 a. m. 0:15 a. a. Meat & Food Inspectors 170 00 1,020 00 24, 1909. 0aJt; gr 1172 and por gr 1173, bldgs, 11:15 a. m., 2:15 . nv. 3:20 . au 12 o'clock, noon, Tuesday, December W. Hawaii; $1250. p. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the following sums amounting to PFOTENHAUER, ate, Hoiialo, N Kona, 5:15 m., 19:30 p. m,. til n. m. 21st, 1909, for supplying the Leper Executor of C. TWENTY-ON- E the Estate of H. A. L. 276.' April 8, 1909. THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED . ($21,900.00) DOLLARS are B 324, p Dated For Wahiawa &:15 a, m., and Settlement, Molokai, with paiai during Ahlborn, Deceased. Est of E G Beck with by Exors to p. to. hereby appropriated to be paid out of moneys in the Road Tax Special Fund the period of six months from January 8.519 Nov. 27; Dec. 4, 11, 18, 25. William A Wall, D; por K P (gr) 3330, INWARD. and Honolulu, buftding and maintenance roads of the City Connty of for the of to Ar Victoria, and Lunalilo sts, Honolulu, Arrive Honolulu 1st, 1910, June 30th, 1910, under the 63. Dated Oct. from Kaknkn. Wai and bridges in the respective districts named herein, said payment to be in NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Oahu; $6Wtt. E. 320, p alua and Waianae 8:36 a. 1:10 following conditions, aamely: pro rata monthly subdivision of said amount as-- stated in the schedule thereof 28, 1909. p. m. Tenders to be for price pe1 bundle D Naoiwi and wf to Anahulu Land he-rei- contained: Arrive Honolulu from Xwa Mill twenty-fiv- e The undersigned. Trustees under that 1-- of paiai weighing Co, R 1468 and 3 int in R -- ul (25) Ltd, D; P reari uty-t,-:46 &. m., 8:39 a. nu, Per Month. Six Months. certain Deed of Trust made by Her Waialua, -- pounds net. The paiai to Ps 1458 and 3409, Kawailoa, a. m., p. m.. . 1 be freshly Majesty Nov. iu:as i:4t "4:31 Honolulu District $ 2000 00 $12,000 00 Liliuokalani, under date of Oahut; 549.S3 B 326, p 64. Dated 5:31 p. m., 7:30 p, m. made and securely packed in ti leaves December 2, 1909, recorded in Reg- Ewa & Waianae 1,000 00 6,000 00 the 29.. rJ'19. Arnvo Honolulu from Wahiawa District and delivered in good condition at the istry of Conveyances in Honolulu in Co, Ltd. by Afft of Honolulu Invst 8:36 a. m. and 5:31 v. m. Waialua Distriet ... 450 00 2,700 00 Leper Settlement, Molokai. Liber 319, page 44", et sequiter. request Mtgee, to Bank of Hawaii, Ltd, Fore The Haleiwa Limited, two-ho- a Koolauloa District 200 00 1,200 00 Tenders all persons having claims against Her d K kul 820, bldgs, firat-elaa- s to be based on the supply of TTr AftVit; pors P 4547, train (only tickets noaorad), Maiestv tn- tli - tn fit AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Auditor of the City and . rresfnt onB - - - tt . ta. Alakea st, etc, Honolulu, Oahu; leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:il That the 900 to 1900 paiai per month to be de Curtis P. Iaukea, Managing Trustee, at fal lot 3. 4 and 5 of gr 3634, bldgs, etc, m.; retsrning, arrives in HoaoIaXB County of Honolulu is hereby authorized and" directed to draw warrants on livered as ordered by the Superintend- - Honolulu, Oahu. B 325, at 10:10 p. m. The Limited stops near Queen st, omrj tne Kjity ana county treasurer for any ot tne sums named nerein, or parts lent and the supply to begin with the on or before December 31, 1909. n 142: Dated Nov. 30, 1909. at reari City and waianae. thereof, upon having filed with him schedules os salaries fixed by law, and other t first week January, 1910. Dated at Honolulu this 7th dav of Honolulu Invst Co. Ltd, by Mtgee, "Daily. tEx. Sunday. tSnnday Only of December, 1909. 5 salaries, of donations named herein, "of payrolls and of accounts to Ar.tonio P Lindo, D; lots 3, 4 and U. P. DEJ.1SOSJ, r. C OjUTE, for material For further information apply at the A. S. CLEGHORN. of gr 3034, bldgs, etc, near Queen st, superintendent. U. t. T. . ind supplies, accompanied by original vouchers and certified by the Clerk as office of the Board of Health, Honolulu. C. P. IAUKEA, p 66. Honolulu. Oahu: $2850. B 326, having been duly passed and allowed by the Board of Supervisors at any regular The Board reserves the right to pur WILLIAM O. SMITH, Sated.' Nov. 30. 1909. KOOLAU RAILWAY. meeting, or any speeial meeting called for the purpose of considering chase taro from Waikolu Vallev. Trustees Liliuokalani Trust. Antonio P LfndV and wf to Bank of TIME SCHEDULE. 8529 3 3, 4 and 5 of gr All bids must be submitted in accord Hawaii, Ltd, M; lot 9V Jfc 3634. bides, rents, etc, near Queen st, AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That to make expenditures under ance with, and be subjeet to, pro- - EXCEPT SATURDAY, the CALIFORNIA OIL DIVIDENDS. Honolulu. Oahu: $750. B-- 325, p 151. DAILY, SUNJUAi HOLEDAY1 this Resolution, it shall be necessary that ail salary lists, items of donations, visions and requirement of Act 6i Buy listed, dividend-payin- g Califor Dated Nov. 30. 1909. Al payrolls, items of accounts wf to Exors of Est of Kabana for Punalnu, material and supplies and of general expenses shall, Session Laws of 1909. nia oil stocks. Many of these listed IV A Wall and utHauula, Laie, Kahuku and stocks pay per G M; por R P (rt) 3330, before being presented to the Board of Supervisors, be passed upon by a Com- BOARD OF HEALTH, one and two cent. E Beckwith, Way Stations at 12:00 M. cor Victoria and Lunalilo sts, Honolulu, mittee or Committees and by such be reported to the Board of Supervisor By its President, monthly dividends. Bv purchasing p 154 Arrive Kahuku at.. 1:00P.M. listed stocks you can sell any day yon Oahn: $4500. B 325. Dated with the recommendation of such Committee or sums E. A. MOTT-SMITH- . Returning: Committees, and found wish, lou can invest large or small Oct. 22. 1909. Leave Kahuku for Laie, Hau to be lawfully 8528 - due and payable may the be voted upon singly or collectively sums. e will gladlv vou about Mercantile Printing Co. Ltd, to Mer- ula, Punaluu, Kahana and tell 1 as convenient on a call of the ayes and oes. In event of any such Com Dec 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 ,1S these listed or other Cali- enthaler Linotype Co. C M; two Way Stations at 1:48 P.M. the stocks, any letter Junior linotype machine, No. 409, A.rriTe Kahana at 2:45P.M. mittee failing or neglecting to so pass upon any such matters, or to make any fornia oil stocks. We are on the etc. Honolulu. Oahu; $I2oO. B 32o, p SATURDAY, SUNDAY recommendation in regard thereto, the Board may thereupon act. Office of the Board of Health. ground and operating in all the Cali- Sept. 8. 1909. fornia oil fields. We handle only le- 151. Dated AND HOLIDAY AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That no payments under this so Honolulu, Hawaii, December 8, 1909. Recorded Dec. 1, 1909. Leave Kahana gitimate propositions and invite the for Punaiuu, lution be incurred in TENDERS - any month in excess of the monthly pro rata sums herein FOB PURCHASE OF most thorough Write TT F Lewis- and wf to Theodore T Hauula, JUaie, Kahuku and investigation. Heyer D; lt 15. blk 16. Kaimuki tract, Way Stations at 11:00A.M authorized. HIDES. today for list of dividend-payin- g stocks Honolulu, Oahu; $550. B 326 p 69. Da 1:30 P.M. Introduced by Supervisor DANIEL LOGA. and quotations, which we will send Arrive Kahuku Sealed tenders, in duplicate, endorsed charge te.. Nov 29. 1909. at 11:58 A.M. Honolulu, T. H.. December 7, 1909. free of for thre months. Kanwa Luaihelsni (w) to Mary E 2:15 P.M. "TENDERS FOR PURCHASE OF LINCOLN MORTGAGE & LOAN CO. 1 2 The following Resolution a meeting of - Foster. M: int in 1 share in hui land Leave Kahuku for Laie, Hau was. at regular the Board of Super HIDES." for the purchase of hidw be- - 166 Geary Street. San Francisco, CaL Kshaua. Koolauloa, Oahu; $150. B 325, ula, Punaluu, Kahana and visors ui iue nty ana uounty oi nonoiuiu, neia on luesaay, uecember 7, 1909, longing to the Board of Health, for the 353 154. Hated Nov 30, 3909. Way Station at 12:35 P.M. passed to print on the following vote of the said Board: Kahoa (w) to Kazioka, L; por 3:00 P.M period of six months from January 1st, rmi Ayes: Ahia. Cox, Logan, Quinn. Total, 4. H P 149. kul 2002, W aikele. fcwa, Oanu; Connections are made at Kahuku witJt 1910, to June 30th, 1910, will be receiv Noes: the O. R. A L. Co.' J:15 a. m. traia Aylett. Total, 1. ed at the office of the Board of Health Paf'etl Dee 1, 1909. from Honolulu, and the 2:20 p. m. Absent and not F trail voting: Kane, McClellan. Total, 2. until 12 o'clock, noon, Tuesday, Decem Real Pan MuhlendoTf, bv regr, notice; of which arrives in the jity at 5:30 p. m T Ti. TrAT.4T-nTriT.i-V- TV Etchang Biseontinuanee in Land Reg: Court Case ber 21st, 1909. JANUARY 1. 190. Honoktltt, I No 166. B 331, p 130. Dated Dec 1, J.J.DOWLINQ, E. 8. POLLISTER, Clerk, City and County of Tenders must bei for the price per 5 ISPS. ceoo o in i9 iH!u Supenntndnt G.P.Jtr.A. eu T.icii. sj, au, i, in I:' ! pound for ,biks delivered on the wharf V- I 5