21. SUGAR. 96 Degree U. S. WEATHER BUREAU, September Last 2i Hours' Rainfall, trace. ESTABLISHED JULY 2, 1858. Test Centrifugals 4.23V'ac. Per Ton, $34.70. Temperature, Max. 82; Min. 73. Weather, fair. 'r 88 Analysis Beets, Us. 8V'i Per Ton, $89.40.

VOL. L., NO. 8462. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1909. PRICE FIVE CENTS. MEYER 1 IS COLONISTS HEBE AY YET FIHE LOOKS PRESIDENT By CHRISTMAS BIT QUEER STRONGER BE SOLD AS i CORPORATION TAX IS First Party of Immigrants Will Police Think Blaze in Harbor Sail From Europe Next v Saloon May Have Been Month. : DF OLD Incendiary. THE 1ST EQUITABLE

Before Christmas the first installment The Harbor Saloon, on Queen street, of the Portuguese immigrants, got to- caught fire last night under circum- gether by Special Immigration Agent stances which point strongly to incen- A. J. Campbell, will arrive here. The Ordinance Sidetracked diarism. The police are not at all sat- Viscount Sone May Retire From Korea AH Thinks American Ships Board of Immigration has received ad- isfied with the look of things, and vices from Campbell that he has com- for Consideration Night Watchman Larsen has been plac- Should Be Models pleted negotiations for the chartering ed under arrest. He is now held at the Minnesota in Mourning Peary Wants of a ship, and that the vessel will sail police station on suspicion. for World. . on or about October 15. Later. The Harbor lost its license some time No Honors Yet. This is taken to mean that Campbell ago, and since then has not been occu- has collected his first party of colonists, pied. The owner placed Larsen in and' that he is only waiting for the im- charge, believing that vags might be to hole-diggin- g G. migrants to get their belongings The ordinance, intended using the building as sleeping quarters. (Associated Press Cablegrams.) By Ernest Walker. or steamship eompany gether and f the to prevent Shortly before 9 o 'clock last night, pas- - (Mail Special to the Advertiser.) to get in readiness the vessel which is corporations digging up DENVER, September 22. President Taft delivered a speech r sersby noticed smoke issuing from the D. 4. to bring them here. streets without proper authority from here last night. the course of his talk, the said WASHINGTON, C, Sept. . voyage will made by way of structure and an alarm of fire was In President that be The be the county, failed to materialize at last Some big plans are under way for a the Horn, so there will be no transfer- turned in. The department responded considered the corporation tax the best form of income tax that between time vessel clears session the Board Super- more efficient and a more formidable ring the the night's of of promptly and saved the structure from could be levied. from the European port and its arrival visors. was mentioned, on The President, during his stay here, has been the guest of IS'avy. They are expected to be in full here. This will also mean that a full It but the serious injury. the swing within a few weeks, although shipload will be sent instead of a small request of members, action was de- An examination of the premises dis Democratic Senator Hughes. their complete execution will be a mat- party, as was the intention when it ferred till the next meeting, on the closed the fact that rags, boxes and old was believed that arrangements could plea that the attorneys for the tele- up ter of a much longer time. Secretary by junk had been piled around the be made for bringing the people the phone company wished to con- Meyer has been working out a pro- way of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. have a back door. This made the police suspi PEARY WANTS NO HONORS gram. He wants battleships that will It is not understood that Campbell's ference on the matter, with the 'City cious, and the watchman was taken in bring European experts here to ob- negotiations with the American-Hawaiia- n and County Attorney. As this confer charge on the chance that he might be and the Mexican-Orienta- l lLie ence may in TILL ROW IS SETTLED serve what we are doing. He thinks the result the offer of amend able to throw a little light on the mat are broken off by any means, but the ments to the proposed ordinance, was United States ought to lead the world delav that seemed inevitable made it it ter. suggested matter should go ' in desigining advanced types of fighting inadvisable to risk undoing the work that the Deputy Sheriff Rose, who was on duty SYDNEY, Nova Scotia, September 22. Commander Peary has and his assistants al- over another week. ships. In recent years England has which Campbell at the time, at once took charge of the announced that he will not accept" any public honors until the con- ready have accomplished in getting The milk and dairy ordinances went been leading the United States. This case and is conducting a quiet investi- troversy between himself and Dr. Cook has been settled by scientific together a party. over another week at the request of . . ... bears upon important policies as to is quite probable that another and gation. There was no insurance on the It Supervisor McClellan, who was absent naval bases. The Secretary wants that smaller party may be started west- building. Commander Peary will depart for home today. in near by way of on the mainland when the ordinances problem, involving navy yards, refer- ward the future, the isthmus. Campbell is finding the were introduced, and he has not had red to a joint board of Army and Navy Portuguese, particularly in the Azores, time yet to go over them carefully: MEMORY officers for study and recommendations. much interested in the immigration MAY USE KAHDOLAWE GOVERNOR'S HONORED He promised to read and digest both The naval bases are a very big ques- proposition, and there appears to be no colonists. voluminous documents more more so with difficulty in getting desirable by next week ROCHESTER, Minnesota, September 22. Business activities tion, becoming and Great care is being exercized in se- the building' of new dreadnoughts. and will be ready to vote on the same TO TESTBAIH THEOflY throughout the State were suspended yesterday out of respect to Secretary's curing only agriculturists, and the the There is no doubt in the fiasco, which greeted the trial at bring- Everybody Happy. memory of the late Governor The remains were taken mind that several of the smaller yards Johnson. to ing immigrants here from the Atlantic Plumbing Inspector Miehlstein is St. Paul yesterday. On Thursday they will be conveyed to St. Pefcw, should be abandoned, for it will be will hard- Governor Frear states that it is pos- Coast cities of the mainland, gradually getting his office equipped the Governor's old home, for interment. impossible to dock and repair the future ly be repeated. sibly the suggestion of Hydrog-rapiife- r dreadnought, fleets of the United States with; necessary implements, that the but he Leighton that the small island except at a few yards. He wants those lacks a typewriting machine and has to be fully equipped and will of Kahoolawe be used to determine the few yards inspected various makes about town. ATLANTIC FLEET AT NEW YORK ask Congress for sufficient appropria- MAKAPUU LIGHT WILL truth or falsity of the theory "that for- une company tions to bring them up to a very high enterprising supply ests are largely responsible for rain- of efficiency. As there are brought a fine machine around. A mem standard fall, will be carried out. The island NEW YORK, September 22. The Atlantic fleet, which was prospects of a struggle with Congress SHINE OCTOBER 1 ber of the County Attorney's office is forti- is now entirely bare,. It is the plan to ordered here for the Hudson-Fulto-n celebration, arrived off the har- over this matter, the Secretary saw the new machine and saw a way fying himself with first hand informa- plant with trees and shrubs and re- bor yesterday. Today the fleet will steam inside the harbor and out it tion about the better yards and also of the difficulty. The County At move from all cattle and sheen, there, join the foreign war vessels, assembled here for the festival. The great Makapuu Point lighthouse torney it about the yards which apparently must had an old machine which is which would destroy the plants, and be abandoned in the course of a few will b placed in commission on Octo- not quite speedy enough for his office, then see what the effect is when the years. ber 1, probably at sunset of that day. and he suggested that the plumbing SONE MAY RESIGN So he is visiting the yards and giving The lenses are adjusted, the lights island is fairly covered with green On inspector take his old one and negotia- them very careful inspection. this , installed, and, according to the expert growing things. tions were once ob-tai- errand he proposes to travel farther lampist now here, the light will prove at entered into to new speedy . SEOUL, September 22. Continued ill health may force the than any Secretary of the Navy before one of the most valuable aids to navi- the and machine. Sat Mm has done, at least in recent years. isfactory arrangements were made, and resignation of Viscount Sone, the Japanese Resident-Gener- al in gation in the entire Pacific. PAYS ; He said the other day that he will go according to a committee report render- UNCLE SAM FOB Korea. to Honolulu, within the next twelve ed last evening, "the attorney's sten- months. He is greatly interested in ographer is pleased with the new ma- naval bases on the Pacific Ocean. This JEW CQMMISSIONEf) chine." 1IPI0 PENINSULA SPRECKELS CASE ON includes two or three bases on the Didn't Want a Tag. Pacifie Coast, the Pearl Harbor base, A report was also presented endors Honolulu, now being constructed near OF INTEBNftL REVENUE ing the request of the Sheriff for lot) A check for $10,000 was paid into SAN FRANCISCO, September 22. Argument was begun and a naval base in the Philippines. new style police badges, not to cost yes- in the Spreckels will case. The Yard at Mare Island is well to exceed $2.00. The board authorized the United States District Court equipped but the channel can be navi- the expenditure, and it was then sug- terday morning in full satisfaction of ...... gated only with difficulty, especially by E. E. Cabell has been appointed by gested that new badges be issued to the judgment and decree in the condem- the warships of the larger type. There President Taft to be Commissioner of the sanitary inspector, meat and fish nation suit of the United States against is a good yard at Bremerton, Washing- Internal Revenue in place of John G. and plumbing ' inspectors, and Quinn the John Ii Estate, Ltd. This is in ton, and Congress has set on foot an ac- went further by recommending the Capers, who resigned recently on that payment for' the Waipio peninsula, NEW YORK, September 21. Dr. Frederick Cook, who inquiry for establishing a new naval count of ill health. Mr. Cabell was head of each committee be furnished whieh the government has acquired for (Continued on Page Two.) formerly postmaster at Richmond, Va. with a properly inscribed badge. Logan the Pearl Harbor naval station. the North Pole on April 21, 1908, reached this city this morning arose in protest announcing that he ' in the steamship Oscar n, which was "didn't" want to be tagged." The (anchored Mayor thought if everybody else was off Fire Island during ''last OPIUM DENS RAIDED to get a badge he should wear one also, REMARKABLE HOSPITALITY OF night. ' some one suggested that Quinn 's badge Dr. Cook was given a tremendous contain the design of an axe or hammer. ovation at the wharf, thousands crowd- BY All inspectors, however, will be fur- POLICE OFFICERS A MAHUKONA COMMITTEEMAN ing to get ex- nished with new style badges' a view of the sucosssful It was also reported by a committee plorer. that, with reference to the request of Besieged by newspaper representa- the supervisors that Police Officer Me-deir- Hawaii has always b.een noted for cards that were used in the little game tives, Dr. Cook issued to the press a Quantity of Poppy Essence Is Seized and be dropped from the police rolls, that the Sheriff promised to have the the hospitality of her citizens. It is of draw that took place at the afore- signed statement, recounting the story officer "severe his connection at the one of the characteristics of the Islands mentioned Big Islander's hospitable of his explorations and discovery. Keepers Are Jailed One Now Under end of the month." home? And what use had the party He declares that he will present tha that has been commented on by almost Hack Stand Ordinance. for flourf Also, what about the three-fourth- s facts of his experiences, producing hi every and has ever Suspended Sentence. Chang Sam, proprietor of a store on writer tourist that of a quart of Old Tom gin and witnesses, rand will abide by the ver- King street, opposite Liliha street, re- visited them. 'An interesting example Freebooter ditto? What became of the competent board to with dict of judges as to whether quested the take action of this boasted hospitality has just other half pint of eachf reference to-- .jhack stand in front of or not he reached the Pole. Two opium joints were raided last is an opium joint pure and simple, and his store. The hacks interfere with cometothe notice of the government Most of the people with good homes SYDNEY, Nova Scotia, Septeniber night by Detective Apana. As a re- the proprietor has never made any pre- his business in that he can not use through a bill sent in to the Congres- on Hawaii were elamoring to be al- tense of running 21. Captain Peary arrived here today sult, Lee Chee Man, who conducts a anything else. The wagons to move his goods. He says sional entertainment committee by the lowed to entertain a Congressman or ' police entered the front hall turn- to in the steam schooner Roosevelt, in and, he has requested haekmen Ma-hukon- on often the manager of Hawaii railroad a, two. Two members were drug store King street near Liliha, ing into the smoke room, found a full shift the location of their hacks while the at of the party which he reached the North Pole, and and Ako, whose place is on King street layout of smokers' utensils. No bulk he loaded and unloaded his wagons, but who entertained two of the allotted to the manager of the Hawaii was accorded an enthusiastic welcome. opposite Deshalane, are facing serious opium was discovered, but a large quan- they refused to move. Congressmen the night the party land- railroad. He met the party when it KIEV, September 21. la anti-Jewis- h charges, and the police department is tity of the drug, apportioned into Mr. Quinn stated that a new ordi- ed there. The bill was referred to the landed some time after midnight and riots here a score of people have been "pill" allowances, was seized as evi- nance concerning locations killed and hundreds wounded. in possession of a quan- hackstand executive committee, and is as follows: invited several more of them to come considerable dence. is being prepared, and the petitioner's DENVER, September 21. President tity of smoking opium. Lee Chee Man mayfind himself in request would be attended to. Expense of entertaining Congressmen up to his house and have a cup of Taft speajes in this city this evening-o- Apana has had his eye on the two pretty serious trouble. Only ten days (Continued on Page Four.) and committee at Mahukona, Septem- coffee which, perhaps, accounts for the conservation of natural es. places for some time, and has been ago he was allowed to go on thirteen ber 7-- the four pounds of coffee included in mouths' suspended sentence the NEW TOSS, September 21. Wil- awaiting a time to a for the bill. Also, he invited two or favorable make same offense, and the judge is hardly 4 lbs. coffee $ .80 three liam K. Vanderbilt and his wife, who raid. Last night thing3 looked pro- likely to be very lenient in the case PEDESTRIAN TRfilMS 1 lb. gran, sugar 10 of them in to have a quiet little game was Virginia Pair, have agreed to pitious, and he descended upon Lee of the second offense. Apana insists 10 lbs. flour .40 of draw. Whether he won or lost on separate. 2 lbs. cube sugar 40 Chee Man 's establishment. It was that a regular hop joint has been in that proposition has not developed. NEW ORLEANS, September 21. operation for some time, and just as TANTALUS 1 lb. butter .50 been lost, as far a about 7:4-- Chinese 0PENEDT0 1 But it is evident that he is of the Five lives have that the detective soon as the proprietor of the drug store tin evap. eream .25 canny reports have come in, and the loss to 2-- sort, whose hospitality does not made his raid, and he was rewarded by got out of on evi- j quarts McBrayer's whisky.. 3.15 pilikia one charge he reach his pocket-book- , for, after the de- property, through the storm along the the discovery of a tin and a half of dently started his old game again. 2 quarts White Horse whisky... 2.50 a million 1 parture of the party, he sent in the gulf coast, will reach at least opium, part of it in bulk and part of it Apana has been keeping pretty close A pedestrian trail is being cut along quart Strathmill whisky 1.25 above quart Old Tom gin 1.00 bill for entertaining them. dollars. apportioned into smoking allowances, watch on opium sellers lately, and he the Manoa Heights to Tantalus near Just what the Hawaii entertainment . .. worth ten and twenty-v- e cents. has his eye quart Freebooter gin 1.00 on several places of doubt- Olindita, whieh rises directly back of committee said when they received the DIVORCE COURT. So sudden was the descent of the of- ful character. That there have not 12 Patti cigars 1.00 THE the Castle home. 30 bill it is better not to print. The re- ficers, that the storekeeper was taken been other raids is due to the fact that General Arthur cigars 3.00 marks of Two divorces were granted in the work- 1 dozen oranges 50 the general entertainment quite by surprise, and he had no op- the Chinese detective is determined to A gang of workmen has been committee were Court yesterday. Haya Kawa- Extra wages cook and 2.00 much along the same Circuit portunity to dispose of any of the make sure of getting evidence which ing on the trail for several days, and waiter line. The letter that was sent to the poppy essenee. The as will moto obtained a decree separating her drug was seized result in convictions before mak- the long black gash along the mountain manager yesterday from Honolulu Kawamoto on the ground evidence. According to Apana, Lee ing raids. $17.85 from Haida side looks 'good to lovers of Sundav would be interesting reading, is Kara-ka- hi Chee Man has but it of desertion and nonsupport. been running a smoke That there is an immense amount of outings. The trail has been cut wide This bill raises several questions. hardly probable that the hospitable Edward was granted a divorpe joint iu connection with his drug store, opium in town the authorities know, and clean. It now forms one of the For what did party do member of the Mahukona committee from her hushand, George Edward, on and has also sold opium to general con- and that a large amount is being sold instance, the most picturesque and direct paths up and will give it out for publication. the ground of desertion. sumers. determined to break up all of the hop end of ridge. Pedes- with the butter the evaporated six and a of booze The next that the Tantalus But half quarts Kahai Ah Shea filed suit for divorce joint raided was that of joints, and more arrests will be made trians are expected to keep trail cream? And why did not the hospit- for the entertainment of two Con- as ground Ako. This place, the from Ah Shea, alleging the according to Apana, this week. open by using it freely. able Big Islander-pu- t in a bill for the gressmen 1 of action nonsupport. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, 2 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1909.

means not only tremendous naval docks but also very deep harbors and the ""Tii'i'iMBy MEYER navy yards that have channels deep WITS enough for the heaviest battleships will naturally be favored with appropria- tions. Ip STRONGER NAVY The plans for a reorganization of the Lamps do foot department forces that have to with desiring ships promise to be very im- portant. Criticisms have been pouring Contain the numbers of the automobiles in Honolulu and (Continued from Page One.) in upon the Navy Department for years indicate base in Southern California. It may because our Navy is so far behind other the popularity of the machine. We are selling be that Secretary Merer will journey countries in warship designs. England as far as the Pacific Coast before Con- was three or four years ahead of the Autoists' requisites, articles which no owner of should gress convenes and the time comes United States in the dreadnoughts, the a car when he mrist appears before the Naval heavy fighting ships "which have bat- be without. Gauntlet Gloves, the only glove Committees of Senate and House to an- teries of the type. The correct to wear, swer questions about appropriations and utility of those fighting monsters is because it fits the wrist give his opinion as to where the money now fullv acknowledged the world over, and assures freedom from annoying for navy bases should be expended. He I But there is the equally important particles which ! would has already directed Assistant Secre- question of motor power and engines. otherwise get under the coat sleeve. tary of the Navy Winthrop to make an England has led the United totates in You should inspection trip to the Pacific Coast. the installation of turbine engines. examine this glove; it's good, never was a better The naval bases on the Atlantic Several English dreadnoughts are mov- Coast are receiving his immediate at- ed by them. The United States has maae ror the purpose. tention this autumn, for such obvious built two scout cruisers with turbine reasons as their proximity to Washin- powers and has been experimenting in gton. Formidable as the department recent month to demonstrate whether tronld make the Pacific naval bases, turbine engines are as desirable as re- fsp those of the Atlantic are regarded as ciprocating engines. quite as important. The battleneet The English have also led in invest- is being kept on the Atlantic for the igations of fuel and, to some extent, are cap is the present and probably will be kept there using oil in place of coal. The use of for a number of years. Then the gTeat oil for fuel has enabled the English and naval powers of the world are just also the German navies to built torpedo across the Atlantic and any program boat destroyers of a far greater speed of naval efficiency must be studied than any American torpedo boat de- with reference to their activities. stroyers. Of course speed ia a very Swell because is Signs point eventually to the main- desirable advantage in warcraf t of that it different from any other and for that tenance of Portsmouth, Boston, New character. The British designers have has York and Norfolk as the great naval gone farther and experimented exten- reason the advantage of being exclusive and thoroughly bases on the Atlantic Ocean. That sively with gas engines that develop means the other yards will eventually their gas on board ship. The fuel prob- up to the idea of the leaders be abandoned, although it is likely to lem is almost as important in the build- be a question of several years before ing of great ships of war as guns or Congress can be brought to acquiesce. armor plate. If the great space requir- There are powerful Senators who will ed for the coal bunkers can be reduced resist any legislation to- - cripple the and steaming radius increased at the yards at New Orleans, Pensacola, Port same time, the fighting efficiency is Royal, and League Island, whieh is near tremendously argumented. Advance Philadelphia. All these yards or ideas about fuel promise even to revolu- stations are matters of local pride. tionize the construction of warships and j League Island, of course, is now a big even make the mighty dreadnoughts tortu- naval establishment but it has a back numbers. , - ous channel and in many respects is not Americans have beaten the world in a Board of Military Design is soon to gram of navy improvement, founda- desirable for a base. The yard at Ports- designing sailing vessels, and Secretary take the place of "the Board of Con- the tions for which have been re- mouth, N. would probably be aban- Meyer believes our constructors, struction. Secretary Meyer chosen laid in H.r naval has cent times. The country is quite well doned but for the fact that it now has all picked men . carefully educated at some of its members and all the names informed about government expense, ought to will be announced a the reorganization of a splendid drydock and a very deep lead the in few weks. They the navy yards, as far as affects their channel. It is so near to Boston that all world in designing warships. The are to be the best experts the Secretary operations and can find in Navy, administration. That the work could well be done there, Government is very liberal with its the who a:e to give is to be worked out in the autumn, and officers, their time entirely questions LOR3 Tather than at Portsmouth. navy pays them well in spite to. of some changes, are to be expected, 'iney There will be a vast mount con- of occasional statements to the contrary design and to passing judgment upon for-ther- of may not be sweeping, e is rea- troversy before the naval base question and has as much right to demand the the work turned out by the Bureau of son to expect that the reforms in that is fully worked out. There wilr be heat- highest efficiency in construction as in Construction, to which all naval con- particular which Secretary Newberry ed debates in Senate and House. the operation of ships. But because structors are attached. instituted in the closing months of the Political considerations will be weighed. England is the first naval power the The constructors and also the mem- Eoosevelt administration will stand in Sets the pace for bargains The opposition of influential Congress- habit has grown of looking to England bers of the Board of Military Design all essentials. The training of officers men will have to be overcome. But for new designs. This habit has become will be expected to originate ideas, as and men to a high degree of fighting naval authorities are driving hard to- so slavish that certain supposed im- well as to keep track of what the con- efficiency was well under way before ward the elimination of the useless provements which were made in the struction corps of foreign navies are President Taft took office, and Mr. jards and it is inevitable that the great English navy and proven undesirable, doing. Certain of the experts will Meyer became Secretary of the Navy. dreadnought fleets of the American have been copied in ships of the-- Amer- voyage to Europe occasionally and There are still questions of greater ef- Navy must operate from such centers ican navy, even after the Admiralty at study the operations of the most mod- ficiency of the personnel, however, Gc C as Boston, New York dis- Which arance and Norfolk, on London has decided they should be ern ships of war on that side. Naval are not to be lost sight of. For the Atlantic, and from Bremerton and; carded as errors. attaches of our embassies in Europe instance, younger men are to be select- Mare Island, and Pearl Harbor and Secretary Meyer is going to change have been expected to do that, bnt as ed as commandants of navy yards and Cavite on the Pacific. All these yards radically the organization which has a matter of fact naval attaches have the nominations of admirals, about to now either have great drydocks, suf- to do with ship designing. He proposes generally been chosen because of pa-litic- al retire, to serve a few months and thus ficiently large for dreadnoughts, or will to abolish the Board of Construction, considerations and, for that or attain some added distinction for them- FOR ONE WEEK soon have such docks. The big docks composed of the chiefs of bureaus in some other reason, have not helped the selves will be discontinued. But whether are indispensable for the modern navy the Navy Department. He is convinced department as much as they should. The it be in the improvement f the per-sorn- el and will become more indispensable as that those men are too much occupied experts of the Board on Military De- or the material, President Taft the size1 of the ships are increased. with other work to give the requisite sign are accordingly to go after infor- and Secretary Meyer want a Navy For the Navy Department is now amount of time to studying out which mation at first hand. , trained to the minute and able, like a Opposite Catholic Church. building 26,000 ton battleships and it designs are preferable. The board has Much other reorganization work .for fire company, to perform service of the is not improbable that before long they been passing upon the work of the the Navy is either nnder way or con- highest efficiency whenever there is an will be building 30,000 ton ships. That Bureau of Construction heretofore. 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White dresses are worn the year round in this country. You must have white shoes to go with them for looks as well as comfort. Especially for the next few months will white shoes be worn almost exclusively. We have some new styles just in Pumps, Oxfords, Sailor Ties, Dresden Ties, Etc., from $2.50 up. j Manufacturers9 Shoe Co., Ltd. .jt . & & J & J & & J j t & & Jt v4 & Jt t4 J t j j j , J Jt & t v4 jt tt j J 4 J t J J J , 0 1051 FOET STREET. PHONE 282. SPEED WONDERS BLUNT WANTS 1 GE CREAM IS , TO RACE SOON WEIGHT SCALE Sport Notes I BAD TRAINING first-basema- splendid n The following very amusing The following very para- A named Knight letter pertinent Used sayings uncommonly tright. Honolulu Athletic Park has been received from somebody on graph is clipped from the Washington Quoth he, "It's a fact board the U. S. S. Colorado. If the Star, ibeing part of an article by Bill That I'm lacking in tact, ORPHEUI Excitement on Fort Street "Committee of Safety" will kindly Blunt on the necessity for having some But I chew the whole chunk when I give more precise details as to the time rearrangement of the pugilistic weight bight." When Manager Catches v of the race this paper will be glad to divisions: A certain right-fielde- r named Bice BASEBALL Nigel Indulging. give it publicity and the terrific speed Go back to the days of Jack Mc-Aulif- fe Has invented a funny device. THEATER and run the gamut McAuliffe, wonders will have a proper crowd of When the ball is skied south The Home of Vaudeville spectators to Lavigne, Erne, Gans. When McAuliffe It lands in his mouth; Sunday, September watch them run. It is was making his truly great fights 26 Nigel. Jackson got in sad pilikia with he Then he swallows and says, "Oh, how J. C. Cohen Froprlotor suggested that arrangements be made wasn't doing 133 ringside. When he nice." re- Fitz-simmon- his manager yesterday and latest to rope off part course Foxy s' MARINE VS. KALIHI, 1:30 P. M. the last of the beat Jimmy Carroll, Bob 11 COUNT THEM 11 ports state that he was at home in toed in the same way as was done when the old-- side-kick- , in Frisco, he It does not seem likely, from present J. A. C. VS. TENNESSEE. 1-- rapidly recovering from a grievous walking races along tipped 134 The night he trimmed indications, that the Oahu League will Kalakaua avenue up Austin Gibbons in Hoboken the "mal d'opu. The incident caused i accept the challenge of the Saints. This " were held. ( scales showed 135. HONOLULU DANCING In the historical is a pity for many of the fans feel Engagement of the world-famou- s quite a little excitement on Fort street fight for the championship at New Or- ACADEMY Editor Advertiser: Will you kindly convinced that, with some practise to creators of humorous situations. yesterday afternoon and Jackson has advise the people of your charming leans with Billy Mayer, the Streator gether and loyalty on the part of every Meets Monday and Friday nights at 8:30 learned his first lesson in following his city to keep clear of the roadway be- Cyclone, Jack weighed, to be exact, player, the Athletic Park bunch could o'clock, Kilohana Art League, under trainer's instructions. tween Young's hotel and the Moana 137 3-- Nor did he make 133 ringside at any rate give the Saints a run for the direction of WISE AND MILTON hotel, every day this week! for Owen Zeigler or Horace Leeds or the money. OTTO BURMESTER. It all happened this way. Jackson Young Griffo or Jem Ryan. And per- A Marathon race is liable (!) to be t$ l Information furnished by Otto Bur-- lias a great penchant for sweet things, haps McAuliffe wasn't the accepted A company of eleven Song and Daneo pulled off on that course any (I) time, An inter-servic- e track meet for ester at WALL, NICHOLS CO., King especially ice cream and ice cream in which the contestants are to be All champion f One word to the contrary suggested 8t. Telephone Store 21. Bes. 1179. and Musical artists. in those days would have been Thanksgiving Day has been sodas, lie likes to indulge in them Star Casey, the champion long distance the by Magazine. signal for a homicide. In 1S96, when Graham of the Service PEICSS 10c, 20c, S0C even when he is training and he as- voice hurdler of the Colorado (he also McAuliffe Lieutenant Kilgore of the Marines has holds down the job as Chief Master he saw he was "through," up and event serts very loudly that he has never retired and tossed the title to Lavigne, taken the matter the MATINEES: at Arms, and the honorary position of promises to be a large success. LUMBER hereto- a worthy successor, without a battle. suffered any harm from them Gunner 8 Postmaster), and Norlin, the The Kid" lost it to Frank Erne at Buf- WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY fore. Newport Boy Wonder, also of the Col-- : There once was a pitcher named Bill falo, on a twenty-roun- d decision given j most Bill Chilton told him several times orado. by "Honest Kelly. The weight Who was taken suddenly ill. On ex- John" good Spain, Lewers Cooke, most forcibly that he must cut out the account of the terrific speed was 135 pounds at 3 o'clock. Erne lost Said the King of & Ltd pected, the runners will wear diving 136 pounds. "I can stand all the pain. 177 S. King Street sweet stuff and eat only at meal times. it to Gans by a knockout at swallow Princess Rink shoes, in order that onlookers may have While 133 ringside is supposed to be But I'm hanged if I'll that Then he must wrestle with rare beef- a glance at the racers as they flash pill." green vegetables. Nigel the weight, the rule hasn't been lived steaks and pagt, and both will wear cowbells at up to by the champions, of the past, said he would 'be good. But yesterday their belts in order that their approach irrespective of what may be written or Open Every Afternoon afternoon he blew into a drug store may be heralded. said to the contrary. Another reason GREAT STUNTS Efforts are being made to borrow-anothe- r AMUSEMENTS and called for the latest thing in Sun- why there should be an authentic table J and Evening diving suit and if one can be of weights. MEET daes. procured, the race will be run in full AT INDOOR He was about half way through the diving regalia. I Aala Park Concert. delectable dish when Chiltdn happened For the safety of the public, please MANY CHANGES IN The Hawaiian band will give The intercollegiate meet at the Y. M. a public AFTERNOON SESSION, 3 TO 8 to pass and glance in the window to advise pedestrians to carry ear trum- concert pets, use in case wish to cross C. A. tomorrow night is going to be hot this Wednesday evening at observe his reflection as to whether he for they the above mentioned route A signal FORWARD PASS stuff of the very hottest variety. The Aala Park at 7:30: EVENING SESSION, 7:30 TO 10:30 a shave or not. Through his needed gun will be fired from the forward detail cannot be told or it would spoil PART I. massive counterpart he descried Jack turret, as the racers leave the dock, The following interesting football all the fun but you can get some idea March St. Louis Cadets. . .Laurendeau son seated at the counter, rapidly and. ere the echoes are through rever- Overture Fra Diavolo an of it by reading the following program, Auber shovelling a mass of ice cream and berating, the long discussed argument dope is taken from eastern article Intermezzo King Over All. . . .Scouton EXHIBITION OF to man Remember that all the events will take oesophagus. as who is the faster will be by Ed. Bushnell. one of the recognized Selection Bohemian Girl Balfe nutty additions down his decided. place inside the upstairs hall at the authorities on the game: Y. J. PART Bill waited not an instant but rushed THE COMMITTEE OF SAFETY. M. A. building. IL store. He seized Jackson by Football coaches and others who have Shot put; hammer (f) throw; stand- Vocal Hawaiian Songs. .Ar, foy Berger Fancy Skating into the ing broad smile; high jump; quarter the back of his coat collar and yanked been following closely the modern trend Selection Little Nemo ...... Herbert REILLY IS ON of the game are unanimous in the 'belief run; half run; low very low hurdles; Waltz Count Hoffman Offenbach him out of the door. The dish went that the coming season will witness 220 dash; 100 dash; discus throw (oh, Finale Under the Double Eagle.... BY fiying and the chairs went flying but some radical changes in the use of the you discus); mile walk. Wagner Bill cared not for such details. He THE ALAMEDA forward pass, and that the perfecting There will foe four teams competing The Star Spangled Banner. Miss Emma of this play will either revolutionize supposed to represent Yale, Harvard, Wiener stood his man up .against an electric Stanford and Berkeley: There will be Art Theater. to him a the game or will cause the introduction light pole and talked like of radically new rules. This conclusion a full corps of judges, timers, police "One touch of nature makes the Champion Lady Skater of the Worl3 Dutch uncle. Fred Smith received a wireless from foe was and referees. It will one hot time. Cres-sid- a, Nemesis came is based on the fact that last year whole world kin." Troilus and Then it was that swift Charlie Eeilly yesterday afternoon the first since the coming of the for- Also Johnny Anderson will announce. along. Jackson placed his hands in the Act III, Scene 3. stating that he is on the Alameda, due ward pass that coaches, in the east at "Straight Tips," the new v three neighborhood of his second vest ibutton worked out the volume novel brought out by Paul This truism, which Shakespeare puts yowl pain. to arrive next Friday. This will be least, really seized and ADMISSION: and doubled up with a of possibilities of this play. Super has made a great hit round town. in the mouth of Ulysses, holds as good 15c; Skates, 15. The cold stuff combined with the vio- good news to at least one man in the swung to When the forward pass was first Paul has his little hatchet today as it did three hundred years lent removal of his person from the fleet, for Trinkle is very anxious to were almost great effect and) the dope is good. Per small boys call legalized eastern coaches ago, when it was first written. Indeed store had started what have a chance at the Pacific light- unanimous in their opinion that the haps it takes a well organized, erudite 3 tummy ache" and the Marathon rounder a newspaper man to ap has become a saying so universally "A weight champion and a bout between play had no future beyond its use as like it champion was al! in. an occasional trick play. As a result preciate just how good it is. quoted that its origin has been all but He was taken home to bed and given the two would create undoubted in- new offense was almost totally dis- soothing syrup. There and then he the forgotten. Essenery and Company terest. regarded and during the first two years never at a loss for a good mspira tearfully promised to be a good dog were not a few championship in future. Chilton went and ibought It will be remembered that, when the there tion have made it the subject of an fleet was here last time, Trinkle had games in which the play was used no Ayer's Sarsaparilla excellent M. P. film, entitled "One a baseball bat and has promised to use more than once in a single half. So on he as much as looks go Smith coast IVSakes Good Blood Touch of Nature," which the Art it his man if a with Frankie and the risky was considered coaches re- at an ice cream parlor for the next it that Prick your skin theater management has selected as boy had none the better of the sailor. fused to try it in any formation until the feature of its picture show today. THEATER two weeks. As soon as the cruisers return to they had seen it successfully operated with, a needle. Tsukamoto was out on the road for You To describe the plot of this story in Honolulu a match between Eeilly and by some other team. will see would deprive patrons FEATURE FILM a long and easy jaunt yesterday. He will be possible. "Another was detail the of Trinkle arranged if evidence of this spirit that it is much of the zest of anticipatory enjoy- states that he is feeling "very well, It will probably take place at the end last year the forward pass cer- that until of ment, because the actors of the play ONE TOUCH thank you, yes," and that he is of next week. was operated iby only one player. But full OF NATURE tain of winning the race. At preseDt was- blood. are accomplished dramatic artists, so during the past season there an the audience will easily follow (Esseray & Co.) he is using the road to run on and will awakening to possibilities. Coaflhes But what that so its development, will find : do for the rest of this week. Next have at least two men kind of its and it of week he will SWIMMING RACES endeavored to absorbing from start to finish. probably practise round wtfo could throw the ball, with the re- 9 4 ; interest the track in order to get used to it. blood? W;" The denouement is pathetic in the ex- sult that the offense was greatly varied. Rich and Armon Bros Jackson will jog twenty miles easily ARE SUGGESTED "widely treme, and the wholesome moral con is certain to fae j Famous Musical Comedy Stars. round track this start- This variation puro? Or veyed a prosy sermon to a stand- the afternoon, extended this now the tendency beats NEW PROGRAM. ing about 3 o'clock. Hewill work in fallrfor and still. there is but one step from will be to employ at least four men in thin l..V...afl That "Come Back to Erin" the afternoon" as early as" possible all the sublime to the ridiculous, as Tom be- handling the forward pass. And in this, impure? Cornet and Saxaphone the time so as to be in the sun. He The third relay swimming race Paine tells us, is what occurs to you tween the Myrtle connection it may be stated that, other Impure V . . "El Capitan'' March Dulcimers. will have to run the race in the sun and Healani teams equal, any team has on seeing the next film, "A Pair of to things being that Vod cov New Trick on the Violin. and his manager wants him get used will "very likely take place a week of good running backs, Garters." There is nothing in the Medley to the same conditions he will a combination ers the skin that from Saturday. There has been some all of whom can operate the forward least suggestive in this picture, but oh, "Hear the Pipers Calling" meet with during the hard grind. of plays, will have with eczema, the "pilikia nui nui" that these or talk to this effect and is . also pro pass in a variety and it with rashes, pii naments cause to their temporary pos- posed to make the event a general an offense that will raise havoc "Dusky Rose" pretty nearly any defense. pustules, salt-rheu- boils, carbun- sessor, is fierce. The Armon Brothers, Could Learn to Love a Soldier" BOERS' CHANCE swimming regatta and to get vis- for- popular musical comedy actors, will "I the The perfection in this sort of a cles, and other sores. These simply , Correllions an new program today. iting sailors in it. ward passing game is bound to bring tell of something bad down deep in present entirely Admission as UsuaL affairs similar to NEXT SUNDAY When the Big Four were here last about a condition of blood itself. Ointments, washes, Empire Theater. that which first resulted in the legaliz- the time there 'was a very successful swim- ing of the play. The forward pass was powders and cosmetics will not reach "One Touch of Nature," an intensely ming regatta and there i a no reason made legal in order to weaken the de- eviL i You must take out all im-yiriti-es interesting drama showing no mat Just exactly what the second game V that Empire Theater why it should not be repeated. It fensive side of the game, which had from the system with ter how low a man may have fallen, at the Athletic Park will be next Sun- should be easy to arrange for the do- grown too strong. When this. condition there is still a spark of good in him, day i3 not known quite for certain. nation of suitable prizes and the events becomes a reality the - football rules which may be reached. "The Artist The first game, of course, will be the would be very interesting to the local committee will have another problem and the Girl." It's the old, old story TONIGHT on its hands. And the signs are AYER'S fasci- big play-of- f of the tie between the public. if of man's weakness and woman's read aright the time is not far distant nation. Comedies: "Boys will be Marines and Boers. The second game when they will be confronted once more Boys," "A Pair of Garters." MOTION PICTURES will very likely be a meeting between with the situation of three years ago. arilla COLORADOS HAVE arsai Wheel Nearly Erected. the Tennessee team that slipped it to A. A. Stagg, eoach of the University r the C. A. C. last 'Saturday and the of Chicago, and a member of the rules and then sea how quickly the skin The hardest part of the erection of 3 CHANGES 3 Japs who handed it to the South Da-kota- s. NO GAME TODAY committee, has already gone on record trouble: will disappear. as of the opinion that the working out the machinery for the Human Roulette Monday, Wednesday, Friday This would make a very attractive of new possibilities with the forward As now made, Ayer's Sarsa- Wheel has already been accomplished. card and should fill the park to over- pass will ultimately result in some new parilla contains no alcohol. The gearing and motor are set up and Eddie Fernandez wishes it published the framework of the wheel is in place. flowing as the sailors would have a rules that will restrict the play in ques- k There are many imitation keen interest in the second game and for the benefit of the Colorado team tion. I Sarsaparillas. If the weather continues fair there will Theater every local fan would eertainly be there and the fans generally, that he has be no difficulty at all in having every- Park to Half-wet- s Be sure you get "Ayer's." thing in readiness for the grand open- watch the try to get tack been unable to raise a full team to HOW TO PEE VENT BLOOD POISON. Fort Street Below Beretania at Oom Paul Burns' bunch of ball-beater- s. ing at Highland Park on Saturday play the sailors this afternoon. Mr. Carelessness and neglect are the ftflnd bj Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co.. Lowell, Mm.. U.S.A. chief causes of blood poisoning. A cut night. The keenest interest attaches to this Bassett, please take notice or bruise, however slight, should have Park Theater. MOVING PICTURES game in that the Japs have played The Colorado team will play the immediate attention. A good liniment "A Plot Foiled" and a "Bachelor's all their nine games in the first series and one not only prompt Edison AND Marines at the Athletic park tomorrow that gives films and have won six of . them. The Boers Persistence" are the special afternoon at 3 o'clock. This to relief from pain, but being antiseptic, have played eight and won five. If ought heals the wound without maturation, is Phonographs which will be shown at the Park to- VAUDEVILLE the play-of- f be a right good game to - latter win the game, then watch. The Chamberlain's Pain Balm.- When this Sold by night. The Park is the pleasantest thev will tie with the Japs and there sailors will find that they have no easy remedy is applied all danger from blood spot in town these warm nights and Changes will have to be game meat with good Half-wets- , who! another or series the poisoning is avoided. For sale at all HAWAIIAN NEWS CO., LTD. with the covering over the reserved MONDAY, of games to decide who takes the cham- have been playing a very consistent Dealers, Benson Smith & Co., Agents seat section, one has nothing to fear WEDNESDAY pionship of !- the first series. game. for Hawaii . ALEXANDER YOUNG ELDQ. fro.m a possible shower. ,-- AND FXXDAT THE MILK AS OF OLD Pacific Commercial Advertiser i (Continued From Page One.) So A MORNING PAPER. Superintendent of Public Works notified board he rr.nth the that had. given total permission to the gas company to ex- A WALTER G, SMITH - - - - - EDITOR tend its mains along Wyllie street to kave-l1'- Alewa Heights. . , v : : SEPTEMBER 22 OF WEDNESDAY : : : : : Standard Oil Benigs. other isla Supervisor Wilson Road notified the the seasoi Vo! board of the reeeipt of a letter from 1 THE TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM. the local agent of the Standard Oil luiiibian wherein the company aients foi to those who relief from the burdens which Company, said a It is gratuitous charge want mistake had been made in their bid and! the on Hawaii foreign over the eastwise law has visited with preference for to furnish oil for the streets. Mr. Wil- 277,300, t American ships or with hostility to domestic shipbuilders. The Eelief bill, which son said the company offered, on June San Fran' found its best support in the Koosevelt administration and in the Eepublican 18, to furnish oil of ten and eleven de- grees gravity, containing about 80 per Ibis tone leaders of Congress, merely provided that people going to or from the mainland 25 WATT cent, asphaltum, at $1.78 per barrel, ... . . 80c 40 WATT .... 90c fif bout and Hawaii could take passage on foreign bottoms until such time as American landed on the wharf here. On the Developing 60 WATT ... . . $15 100 WATT .... S1.60 icn:Haw shipowners had provided facilities for that trade, whereupon the exemption placing of a substantial order the com- t pany claimed an error our?e, granted foreign bottoms should cease, the whole traffic going back to Ameri- that had been AND ' made, and all new orders Ben(lou3 monopoly. Nothing could have been fairer than this to American that would Tungsten lamps at these prices give the cans as a be supplied at $1.26 per barrel deliv- best artificial shipbuilders, who would have profited by the increase of the domestic fleet light in the ered at Point Richmond, to which must world today at the lowest cost. Francisco rot which such a law must naturally have stimulated. No interest, not even that be added transportation charges to this waiiJafi Is m J Printing the skipping trust, could have been injured by the enactment, and the vital city, bringing the cost to about $2.04 ef per barrel. sh needs of Hawaii would have been splendidly served. That the increase, when THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC LTD. quij Tiff Over Medicines. CO,, ed to be at the point of passage, was defeated by a trick, constitutes to the mind of Cameras and Rims tel When Dr. Mackall, city and county eeasoa. ia4 this paper the one incident in a year of general progress which was financially physician, asked for a bill of $o0 SOLE AGENTS FOB Ka unfortunate for this Territory; and one which was just as unfortunate for the worth of supplies for the morgue, ob- American shipping lines as to the people in general. "We say this because, if jection was made by Mr. Quinn on the SEED'S DRY PLATES The Ar the Belief bill had become a law and the fear. dispelled that people who go to ground that it was understood when Colly," ai the county over morgue Hawaii could not easily leave it when the time had come to end their visit, took the that Jfondaj the Territorial dispensary was to sup- business would have grown large enough to tax all the available ply the medical necessities. McClellan 1 inside y thought the matter might be looked lani bas into by a committee with power to MOeJ ' " act. Quinn objected "to this method. lil - I '. on - 111 'a THE SWEARING CURE. v:; Anyhow, the doctor was making too For lo manv reauests increases, pfitpra. undergo! Science runs to simple remedies these days, says the New York World. for et mi There has been an unusual rush at our Soda Foun- He referred to the doctor's request for occaiont Since Metchnifcofl? discovered the fountain of perpetual youth in a bottle of an per increase from $50 to $80 month 11 tain since tt buttermilk, all who will may be centenarians. To rid a community of yellow for olfice incidental expenses. He said the arrival of the fleet. Further evidence of vhich fever, it is only necessay to kill enough mosquitoes, and in nine cases out of he would vote against the increase. report oi ' request morgue . t"a probably tuberculosis can be cured by the cheap open-ai- r treatment. The The for supplies, how the superiority of the soda dispensed at this store. reached ever, passed. i; discovery of a London doctor that swearing is helpful to health is in line with left Nev ill-- : Sheriff Jarrett reported that 4fi3 ar te e Ml medical methods. rests and 355 convictions strong had been for seve According to the theory of this eminent British; practitioner, when a man J made county in the during August, and pas is moved to anger he produces a surplus of physical energy and subjects his the fines, forfeitures, et cetera, amount- M until BENSON, SMITH & CO., S2nd." da brain to a severe strain. By way of relief he may run or kick or jump up and ed to $3885.45. On thousand of the LTD. latter "item came from fines imposed weather 3own or smash things in general. But a cheap convenient pro- 16.- - for and remedy on four gamblers convicted on evidence id Fort and Hotel Streets. The fanity is recommended on the ground that when greatly irritated even birds adduced by an Advertiser reporter. south an 1S- and animals express their emotions volubly and violently. It may gratify many Horse on Somebody. gflO miles ' New ,Zej to lelarn for years they have been unconsciously protecting their health re- W ', that Plumbing Inspector Miehlstein tountere ported til' by indulgence in what moral teachers regard as a reprehensible habit. that after he was given author- northeas , to In view of the new scientific light thrown on the subject, possibly on the ity get a horse for official use, he round to took one on trial, furnished by Ben rific fore Held at Waterloo, Cambronne saved his life by his famous exploit as a swearer. Gallagher. The Sltp horse did not prove ttree ds - If it had not been that "the army swore terribly in Flanders," few of them satisfactory, and inspector p.- the had a tomforta of might hare lived to go home to England. Still, before jumping to rash s, hard time turning the animal back. The owner, E. Gay, was away, the first it may be well to scrutinize closely the rates of mortality among persons J. and including when he returned to town, although no- who do not swear, as well as among those peoples who are ex- deprived of the tified to take the animal back, he paid aysail, ceptional opportunities for prof ane speech available to the English-speakin- g race. no tremendi attention to the requests. ; Now the owner want& $24 for rental of horse. ml' The matter has been on the Here is a floating Palo Alto item which has its sound suggestion to Honolulu referred to' a committee. The county atteorney says three : p: " ! .and the other towns of the group: the coiAity is not liable in the matter. FIRE piece aw Mrs. EXTINGUISHERS throughc : On Saturday, August 28, "Spotless Town" is to be the slogan in Marjr E. Clark has withdrawn her offer of land on upper Mano, followin Palo Alio, that day having been set aside for a general cleaning up of road I ARE TRUE TO NAME. for widening the thoroughfare, on the tided, li: Am property, in the city. owner of a home or Every vacant lot, and every ground that the object can not now be ! . When tenant, is expected to clean up his property and sidewalks, and the obtained. J. A. OILMAN, - - - tain Col Agent tackle Board of Public Works has agreed to furnish teams to remove the Brooms, Mops, and Bathtubs. . -- I 'J I Room Judd Building. hieh h rubbish. Public opinion is behind the idea of a municipal houseelean-- . Numerous requests have reached makes writing a 400 the week's 1 Ct ing day. board from principals of schools - for It mops, bathtubs, knives (good ieavy c' Where, more ones), the gudj than in the tropics and in a mosquito belt, could be found a rakes, shovels, clocks, buckets, and ,a pleasure. We carry place with a surer need of a Spotless Town observance! long array of necessary articles ijsed Ketired, in educating youth of tjW; the Hawaii LOCAL , The road committee asked for an BjU complete line of The Tranderbilt-Fai- r a STA' marriage, which raised such social commotion afew propriation of $12,500 to cover 4he ex- years ago1, was pretty certain, as has turned but, to be a failure. California pense, of building the Kaluanni road, Honoluli bonanza heiresses are a bit unconventional, while the Vander'bilts, all Koolau. The contract price for build- best in-- for their ing the makes, r moral slackness, pride themselves on their soeial deportment.;: the road is $11,585. Inspector's There was little wages, et cetera, will them common run the bill over Make known of the point of view with William K. and : - iillinif Vanderbilt 'Birdie" Fair, $12,000. - , . ? ience the separation. Her sister, Mrs. Oelrichs, also had an uncongenial time Seance Is Suggested. ' i eluding the latest with her husband and with eastern society. ' Of all the gold queens from the If the Board of Supervisors were not Comstoek a grave,, dignified body self-filli- ! lode, only Miss Sharon, the present Lady Hesketh, seems to have of lawmakers ng fied column. the motion presented by Supervisor pens. i made a success of matrimony. One of the lessons seems to be 3c o that the native Logan might suggest oc- m daughter should that spirits marry the native son. casionally make themselves in th& OK1 ; felt m pi . assembly room, because the desks have a Call and inspect 1852 (29 9 t dog-catch- habit of shifting Logan It is time for the. to make his - about. Mr. J! ' rounds again- particularly on j !so-- moved that the committee Punchbowl, where there is on public m jp; a veritable plague of barking and yelping canines. expenditures be directed to have I?, the stock. m I'm s People living on the edges of that district complain of the nuisance, though desks of supervisors arranged in a our proper way, the Portuguese who abide inside of it seem to be immune. , There is a legal so that they will not easily slip out of place, either by re- remedy provided in the penal code, as a man sleep-destroyin- g may lave the owner of a moving the castors dog arrested; but most or hooking the men hesitate to incur enmities of that kind. desks to the floor on the Jines laid The preferred recourse is the dog-catche- r. In Punchbowl, where few dogs are down. The county engineer will draw For Sale licensed, he has a most promising field "and might well get busy before exasper- tip a plan for the proper arrangements MifilDulfiClfiWil neighbors, of the desks of the Mayor and county AT ated driven to the last extremity, begin to throw poisoned meat " ; solons. around. ; .: : Capital (Paid up) ...... Yen 21.000,000 More work for Dr. Monsarrat, meat fill Reserve Pond...... Yen 15,940,000 inspector, was mapped out when Super- visor Cox called attention to kill- HEAD OPPICE, YOKOHAMA. They are now digging for Captain Kidd's treasure in Nova Scotia, which is the mini Sea View ing of beef cattle in the dis- LIMITED.. probably as good a place as any. The superstition outside that pirates sought gold coin tricts. Dr. Monsarrat 's commission is The bank bays aid receive foi r.nd jewelry for the sake of LEADING JEWELEBS leaving it in some hole in the ground for posterity for the entire island, and the matter The finest residence site in Honolulu, collection bills 0f ehange, to hunt for is very prevalent. on will come under his jurisdiction. uinea Writers the subject usually scorn the idea commanding a superb marine view. Draft and Letters - Adjourned to September 27 of Credit, an that when pirates got a fortune they went ashore and spent it. That a free- at 7:30 You will have to SEE THIS TO FULLY tranaacta a general banking bnaineaa. booter m. with a bag of coin could ever get it by a cave seems incomprehensible to APPRECIATE IT. The Bank receives1 Local Deposits them. No doubt a report that there are such good hiding places in Nova Scotia and Head Office Depoiiits for fixed that Captain Kidd could not keep away from them, accounts for the present We how sell Also, a few riods. i' , Navy Men rush to the northern treasure belt. - Local Deposits $25 and npwards ' fc ; CHOICE PROPERTIES AT THE i;-;"- ; ; ... ; one year at rate of 4Jfc per annum. There seems to ? BEACH. Head Office be no desire on the part of the American people any more Deposits; Yen 25 and Ho- than there is; on part wards for the of European scientists to deprive Dr. Cook of the Will please note REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT onejaalf yeaT, one year,tw honor of discovering the Pole. The- - savants of the old world were convinced years or three years at rate of 59 by Dr. Cook 's data, and on their advice the King of Denmark gave him a royal that pe annum. Particulars to appli- decoration and, what is more to the point, the venerable University of Copen, be obtained on mm cation. !i hagen granted him a degree. The latter honor one Afiiujwt. is most difficult to attain; mwdmw iiusi Honolulu Office 7 S. King Street. I! that Dr. Cook received it is indicative of the scientific validity of his claim. The Best Cafe P. O. Box 168. M- - '. M. TOKIEDA. Manager. Ltd The Tantalus trip, which is being promoted lately, is a pleasure which few Co., for men is "The Alexander Young tourists enjoy. As a rule hackmen do not propose it, as the pull is heavy for and women. one corner of the horse, and more money can be made out of short trips and several of them. This is the original guaranteed Tantalus has hosiery which Young Hotel building. Bcenery and a climate of its own, and the view from there ia so has been on tfi 1 magnificent that it stands out alone among varied recollections of travel like market for over ten years and the view from the Pali. Those Congressmen wnicn nas grown steadily from 6 a. m. who went to Tantalus had the in favor OPEN to 11:30 p. m. " There are but two nght to count themselves fortunate. with the public. Ordinary safes are false security the-wor- " families in ld ,.; " HOLEPROOF HOSIfiRV f for valuable papers. The contents The postal deficit for the past year is $20,000,000. One can not recall a sold by the box of six pairs only; year when are usually ruined in a hot fire. 'The Haves and there was a profit in this great business nor one when the margin cacn dox contains six coupons UNION BARBER SHOP of loss You should have a safe deposit was not wide. And yet there is a very simple device, the adoption of wiui aate sow written on them; 'The Have Nots'-- " tbe parcels post, which SKILLED BARBERS box in our absolutely would make the Poetoffice Department a revenue-produce- r. if any or all of the six pairs re- But for the power of the express quire SANITARY SHOP Have you thought to which of companies in Congress the people darning within six months Entrances; would have secured this reform years ago. you mail same with coupons these you are going to belong! to King Street next to Union Grill. Fire Burglar-Proo- . and the manufacturers, who will im- Merchant Street opp. Bishop's Bank. f There can be but little doubt An as to which you will prefer and enterprising Boston company offers "fine photos of Charlie and Robert mediately mail you a new" pair Taft, S0BS free - Vault you can be of the of the President, playing golf at Myopia." In the absence of data of charge. Mr. and Mrs. Hashimoto "Haves" if showing that the Taft boys you will open a savings account play golf differently from other boys, or that they Men's hose, black or c Then yon not wrested any tan, $1.7 MASSEURS need worry. today deposit laurels from Colonel Bogey, the value of these "fine photos" to and $3 box. and regularly a anybody but the stated amount. Taft family is not apparent at this distance. Telephone 637 ; Women's hose, black only, $ - box. $4 a Year Interest 4Vj per cent. Theorists say that the revised Jewish calendar mTrM fomn. Rheumatism, comparatively Bruises, young and that Methuselah, who has always held the palm for Sprains, M UUIjr eeveaiy.I(mr year3 0J(I according to the present reckoning Tired Feeling instead of 930. At this rate they will soon prove that the whale which swal and other Tfi3 Bank of Hawaii, Ltd. iowed Jonah was nothing but a smelt. Ailments Bishop Trust Co., Ltd. ' ' Quickly Fort and Merchant Streets. BETHEL STREET. Evidently the Mahukona h fl VIBRATORY MASSAGE. Capital and Surplus, $1,000,000. JLjL 178 BERETANIA AVE., NEAR EMMA iw BATH AND MANICURE.

Mi. mi THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBEE 22, 1909. RONT Trent Trust Co., Ltd. A totai of 317,500 tons of sugar will working about. It was found necessary have been transported by the American-Ha- to jettison about 100 tons of coal to give the bark necessary n ir 8i if if tr tt tr tr r ir $r r waiian line from Honolulu the tilt at r r anil the stern, and then an Italian member i it, other island ports to the mainland for of the crew was lowered over the sale, H MARINE REPORT. 1 the season'of 1909 when the S. S. Co- and passed a rope under the rudder V 16 lumbian leaves next week. Sugar ship- (about six feet tinder the water), by which a HOME FOR ments for New York via Salina Cruz heatfy chain was placed into SALE NEAR FORT DE RUSSY position. On May 24 Captain Colly got (From San Francisco Slerchaata Ex- and : the Strait of Magellan totaled his vessel under way, and decided to change.) $1600 will purchase a nice home on Kalakaua avenue near 277,300 , tons, and direct shipments to make Auckland to have repairs effected Tuesday, September 21. San Francisco amounted to 40,200 tons. to her rudder. , Yokohama Arrived, Sept. 21, S. S. Fort De Russy. House has 5 rooms, modern plumbing; lot The Thi tonnage has kept the entire fleet Kaiulani behaved remarkably China, hence Sept. 16. is 50x100. Easy Terms. well under her jury rudder. On one San Francisco Arrived, Sept. 21, S. of about sixteen steamers of the American-H- occasion she covered 150 miles a day, S. Alaskan, from Salina Cruz. awaiian line on the move. Of and on another 158 miles. The New course, the company has done a tre Zealand coast was sighted on May 29, PORT OF HONOLULU. mendous business in carrying general and from then till June 11 the vessel was beating about the Hauraki gulf ATLOCK AVE. HOME FOR SALE merchandise from New York for San owing to contrary winds. ARRIVED. Francisco, Puget Sound and the Ha- Captain Colly's fine achievement jj ! Tuesday, September 21. $2500 will make you the owner of a modern home of 6 waiian Islands via Tehuantepee. Next navigating the vessel to Auckland in Stf . Mauna Loa, from Kona and Kau ports, a. m. rooms; electric lights, gas, sewer connection; good neighbors. yearns shipments of sugar are expect- such difficult circumstances is highly spoken of. Bk. Kaiulani, Colly, from Auckland, ed to be much larger 1909 ' than for the The Kaiulani has been docked at a. m. .... season. Auckland to have a new rudder fitted. DEPARTED. r Kaiulani Arrives at Last. She will also undergo general survey Str. Mauna Kea, Freeman, for Hilo at the same time. She is a handsome and way ports, 12 noon. KAIEV3UKI HOME FOR SALE The American bark Kaiulani, Captain steel bark of 1571 tons gross register, Str. Iwalani, for Mahukona and Ka-waiha- e, Colly, arrived from Auckland late and was built at Bath, Maine, U. S. A., 5 p. m. $3000 buys a new home overlooking the sea and land on in 1899. She Ku-kuihal- e, Monday and anchored off port, is jointly owned by Messrs. Str. Likelike, for Honokaa and coming Williams, Dimond & Co., of San Fran- Koko Head sidehouse of 6 rooms thoroughly modern. inside 10 a. m. yesterday morning. The Kaiu- cisco, and Messrs. H. Hackfeld & Co., Str. Kinau, for Kauai ports, 5 p. m. lani has had a fearful experience, but of Honolulu. The Kaiulani has accom- Str. Mikahala, Tullett, for Molokai she looks as spick and span as ever. modation for forty first-clas- s passen- and Maui ports, 5 p. m. gers, and was previously engaged in the long-tim- T. K. K. S. S. Chiyo Maru for Yoko- For 'a e she was at Auckland n Honolulu-Sa- Francisco trade. hama, 9 a. m. ANAPUPJI STREET HOME undergoing repairs to damaged As soon as offered Chip-perfiel- d rigging opportunity DUE TODAY. occasioned during a terrific gale in dived to investigate the injury to the rudder. Captain Colly was on Str. W. G. Hall from Kauai ports, $4000 will buy a cosy little bungalow on the shady side which the bark almost foundered. A .the bridge at the time. a. m. of the street modern, with large lanais and fair-size-d lot. report of the accident after the bark Soon after the first officer had gone DUE TOMORROW. I reached Auckland, follows: The bark down the captain was horrified to see Str. Claudine, from Maui ports, a. m. an immense IPTt. iPWPaSt P rm ATril 1R nn1 hart shark swimming near the T. K. K. S. S. Tenyo Maru, from Yo surface of water. Running to his . strong easterly winds and bad weather the kohama, p. m. (possibly not until Fri- , , v . v L X , I i . r ii ii c ecucu a i ii uiu i i .in; auu day a. m.). TWO FURNISHED HOUSES . ' i fired at the man-eate- r as soon as ap until nQCCiTtnr tho ATai-t- n q Tra n ha it S. S. Pleiade3, from San Francisco, : "ZSl peared, with such deadly effect that the a. m. 22nd day out from Newcastle. Fine ; C great fish kicked once or twice and then SAIL FRIDAY. We have two exceptional furnished houses not. on our weather was then met with till May door-nai- l. floated, belly up, as dead as a K. S. S. regular lists which we can let to the right parties $45 and $100 16.- - The bark was then in Lat. S6.30 VVuen T. K. Tenyo Maru, for San Chipperheld came to the sur 5 p. south and Long. 164.30 west, or about face, he was ignorant of the peril to Francisco, m., possibly. 900 miles to the eastward of East Cape, which he had been exposed. He will, DUE FRIDAY. New, Zealand. Here the Kaiulani en- however, it is safe to say, take no O. S. S. Alameda, from San Fran- countered a very severe gale from the more chances with the terrors which cisco, a. m. . northeast, which gradually hauled haunt the blue water off the New Zea- M. N. S. S. Lurline, from San Fran- round to the west, and blew with ter- land coast. ' cisco, late p.. m. rific force. These conditions lasted for Lurline Has Naval Stores. DUE SATURDAY. three days, making matters very un- Ltd, Captain Weeden of the Matson Pacific fleet, from Maalaea bay tests Trust comfortable for everyone on board. On G., and Hilo. Trnt first day bark lost several sails, on the the steamship Lurline wirelessed in Str. Mauna Kea, Freeman, from including the foresail, lower topsail, Monday night to Castle & Cooke, agents) Hilo and way ports, a. m. t staysail, etc. On the second day a A.-- e as. follows:"" Eight p. m.: 1250 miles S. S. Columbian, from, San tremendous sea struck-th- "windjam- ' from Honolulu; 3000 tons cargo for Francisco. mer" on the port side, and broke just PASSENGERS on the stern smashing the rudder in Honolulu, including stores for naval BUFORD, U. S. A. T., from Manila for Departed. 1 three places, and tearing one large fleet; sixty-fiv- e passengers; fifty-eig- ht S. F., Sept. 15. piece away altogether. The gale raged packages express; no mail; 3000 tons Per. str. Mauna Kea, for Maui and C. A. THAYER. Am. schr., from San throughout' the day, and also on the cargo for Hilo; 1000 tons cargo for Hilo, Sept. 21, noon. A. J. Williams, Pedro for S. F., Aug. 13. WALK:OV following day. Next day the gale sub- Kahului; will arrive in Honolulu late J. C. Burgess, N. J. Schoenbeyer, Mrs. CELTIC CHIEF, Br. sp., James, from ER Friday night. Y. M. Joanen, Mrs. Heeb, S. Graco, J. Hamburg for Hon., July 16. sided, light airs and calms prevailing. H. Mackenzie, Dt. Bacon wife, When the weather moderated, Cap- and CENTURY, Br. S. S., ar. Comax from Missouri an Leaves Kauai. j Major . M. Swanzy, tain Colly set to work to fix up jury E. E. Winslow, F. Hon., Aug. 30. n SHOES The American-Hawaiia- S. S. Mis- - j Misses Turner (2), Miss Grace Parsons, CHINA, Am. S. S., ar. Yokohama from tackle for the remnant of the rudder, Miss Hateh, Mrs L. S. Aungst and which-h- succeeded in doing after a sourian left Port Allen yesterday for j Hon. Sept. 21. , son, J. De Kocha and wife, Mary De CORONADO, ar. to do j -- Am., bkt., Houdlette, week's hard work. In order this, Hilo, and will leave the latter port for Rocha, Mrs. Chester Wells, Mrs. Nin heavy chains had to be passed under oauna. vruz oepieinuer io. oue carries S. F. from Hon., August 4. A SAFE various Rensselaer, J. C. Medcalf and wife, CHIYO MARU, Jap. S. S., from Hon. the gudgeon, and attachments a full load of sugar. Misses Von Tempsky, Miss Girvin, secured, so as to stop the rudder from II. for Yokohama, Sept. 21. D.- - Y. Campbell Pleiades Here Tomorrow. and wife, Mrs. L. R. COLUMBIAN, Am. S. S., from S. F. INVESTMENT Sargent, Miss Alice Kelley, H. Ogle, ' LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITED J. fo Hps., .Sept. 18. The chartered steamer Pleiades of O. S. Ogle; A. Van Rensselaer and V BUREAU. wife, DAUNTLESS, Am. schr., STATES WEATHER the A.-- line will arrive here tomor- H. Irwin and wife, children and ser- Jonsien, Some shoe dealers will trr to sell S. from Hon. for Sound, Sept. 16. prices, Honolulu, Tuesday, September 21, 1909. row from Seattle, and on Sunday next vant, J. Wadman and wife, Dr. W. - claiming that they are "Just as good" as H. Schoening, R. E. Balding, V. Dent, DEFENDER, Am. schr., from Port Lod- will leave for San Francisco, carrying low for Hon., Sept. 3. WALK-OVER- G .1 S 5 THERMO, K. Tieckey, J. iu. Swanson, T. Mur- fWIND a full load of sugar, pineapples, sisal, DIRIGO, Am. sp., from Hoa. for Dela But why take any chances on a g ray, Isaac Testa, Miss Weitzmer. getting Bhoes that are " g EJ Ej o coffee and rice. Per str. Sept. 21, ware Breakwater. June 26. as good." . w a K K K"2 to Kinau, for Kauai, "Just The next steamer of this line sail 5 p. m. H. Kruse, G. N. Wilcox, R. W. DIX, U. 8. A. T., Ankers, from Hon. Gambling in shoe s is just about as unprofitable from Seattle will the Nebraskan, for Manila, Sept. 7. as any i r be T. Purvis, Miss JVly Waterhouse, Dr. other form of gamb ling. i i rs? i a on October 2. DOLBADARN CASTLE, Br. bk., ar. s : ' : s : P. Hoffman, wife and children, Miss Mabel The purchase of a pair of The Columbian will arrive here on Koleiloa, Mrs. J. Asch, Ah Hop. from Ialcahuano for Taltal and Eu- Saturday morning from San Francisco. rope, 14. WALK-OVE- R 18C03C.:04 n 76 80 ;08 63 4 1 XI Per str. Mikahala, for Molokai, Sept. July SHOES The Columbian will clean up the sugar 21, m. E. F. WHITNEY. Am. bk., Jorgenson, 1901 (29 96 81 70 76 .02 76 6 ...... 5 p. R. W. Cathart, Dr. J. R. is a safe investment. for which the A.-- Company has a Judd and wife. Francis Gay and party. ar. S. F. from Hon., May 22. 28 93 70 77 contract. 1902 6i el 7a 6 SB ...... Per T. K. K. S. H. Chiyo Maru. for EL LOBA, S. S., Gray, ar. Yokohama The cut shows a Gun Metal Big Load. Orient, September 20. E. S. Aldrich from Hon., Aug. 6. 1908 80 02 84 73 78 . 00 68 UK Alameda Has Biucher Ske-to- . and wife, H. P. Wood and wife, Dr. ENTERPRISE, Am. S. S., ar. & F. Oxford 99 83 74 78 . The following wireless message was 1904 -U . 05 71 5 HE 6 T. A. Packley, L. Grace, Chas. Ben from Hilo, Sept. 19. agents from the ALL. Am. sp. Quick, 1905 80.00 81 72 78 T 69 3 VX 10 received by the local nett, Miss, M. Waldron, Misses Howell EDWARD SEW S. S. Alameda on Monday night at 8 (2), Miss Hogg, Miss Ruppert, A. Mac-killo- ar. N. Y. from S. F., Aug. 27. 1906 29.92 62 72 77 .07 73 2 NE 0 Mrs. S. F. Menage. ETHEL ZANE, Am. schr., Lindqnist, PRICE o'clock: "All well; fine weather; ar. Kahului from Fort Bragg, Sept. 2. 1907 29.93 83 75 79 .01 70 8 KB 11 miles 99 41 steerage VESSELS EST 1245 out; cabin, PORT. Am. from Grays Har- passengers; 256 ESPADA, schr., 1908 29.88 82 74 78 .10 63 2 KB lo bags mail." (Army and Navy.) bor for Hon.,Sept. 10. Iroquois. U. S. station tug, Moses. $4.00 5 Flaurence Ward Detained. FALLS OF CLiJJia, Am. sp., Quick, 1909 130.08 M 73 78 T 69 til 10 Kukui, U. 8. L. T. " from Hon. Gaviota, Sept. 8. Xvge ?3 Although the cable schooner Flaur- for 29.98 73 Ji .C2 70 4 wk .... U. S. S. Colorado. FLENSBUR, Ger. S. S., Suhr, ar. Syd- Others at $3.50, $1.00, $5.00. WM. a STOCKMAN, ence Ward was scheduled to sail for (Merchant Vessels.) ney from Hon., Aug. 14. Section Director. Midway Island on September 25, orders Aloha, Am. schr., Tacoma, Sept. 10. P. M. SLADE, Am. schr., Johnson, ar. have been received to delay the trip Benicia, Am. bktne, Grays Harbor, Grays Harbor from Hon., May 5. TIDES. SUN AND MOON. until further orders. Sept. 11. VOOHNG SUEY, Am. bk., Willett, L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd. Not So Much Boom. Flaurence Ward, Am. schr., Piltz, Mid- from Kahului for N. Y., April 24. 3 O FULLERTON, Am. bk., ar. S. F. from Alakea Street '2 The Coast story of the accommoda- way, Aug. 11. S. H. Helene, Am. schr., Thompson, Grays Port San Luis, Aug. 24. a "i tions on the new American-Hawaiia- n FLAURENCE WARD, Am. schr., ar. a o a Harbor, Sept. 11. " OB Be S31 - od .J a L9 $ steamship Honolulan, yet to be built, Irmgard, Am. bktn., Christianson, San Hon. from Midway, Aug. 11. a m ft., p.m a m. p in., ets is apparently exaggerated, for the FRIEDA, Ger. sp., Logeman, from As- fa Francisco, Sept. 18. M 20 7.89 1 5 6 34 0.06 2.51 5 495.5510.07 space allotted for passengers will be Kaiulani, Am. bk., Colly, Auckland, toria for Europe, Aug. 20. Gamble 17. T 21 8.42 1.5 7 .20 0.3S 5 30 5.49 5 54 10.52 nearer 42 than 125. Sept. 20. GAMBLE, Am. schr., ar. Port Colonies, Sept. PLEIADES, Am. S. 8., from 8. F. for ' i - l Shipping Notes. Sophie Christensen, Am. schr., Murch-iso- n, from Hilo, April 26. MAKEWELI, Am. bk., Neilsen, from Hon., Sept. 16. W 22 9 54 1.8 9.3o 1.25 6 40,5.19 5 5311.42 GLENHOLM, Br. sp., Williams, ar. Nanaimo Santa Barbara, Aug. 25. ! ' Grays Harbor, Sept. 19. for PROSPER, Am. schr., ar. Eedond T 3!ll.0G 1.8 5 82 The Hilonian is due to sail from San W. II. Smith, Am. bkt., Ballard, Sept. Portland from Hon., Aug. 10. MASSACHUSETTS, Am. 8. 8., from from Hon., Aug. 11. Ip.m.l a.m. p iu. a.m. II!I I Francisco Honolulu on Friday. . G. from Hon. for 16. W. WATSON, Am. schr., Hilo for Delaware Breakwater, July RIVERSIDE, Br. sp., F 24 12.03 1.7 0.02 7.37 4.30.5 50 5 51 O.08 from Lelth for Ga-viot- a, 15. I I The bark Kaiulani brought 2400 tons W. S. Porter, Am. s.s.,' McDonald, for Hanamaulu, Sept. 18. Ar. Coronel Aug. 15. Hon., May 23. 8 25:12.50 1.7 0.'57: 8.02 5 54 5.55.50; 1.41 of coal from Newcastle, consigned to Sept. 20. H. HACKFELD, Gr. sp., from Iquique METHA NELSON, Am. schr., from S. ROSECRANS, Am. 'S. 8., from S. F. 5.49' Hackfeld & Co. for Rotterdam, July 14. F. for Sound, Aug. 13. for Portland, Aug. 23. 8 2 1 41 1.7 1 39; 8.2S1 7.00 5.51 2.44 MOVEMENTS OF SHIPPING S'. S. Dunedin has been .HAWAII. Am. bkt., from Astoria for MEXICAN, Am. S. S., from Hilo for R. I'. RITIIET, Am. bk., moon Sept The British Drew, from. ITirst quarter of the chartered to carry coal from Newport ADMIRAL, Am. schr., from Hon. for Auckland, July 23. Salina Cruz, Sept. 9. S. F. for Hilo, Sept. 2. The Kahuloi and Hilo occur Am. tides at News to Honolulu at 13s. 6d. Kauai, bept. 8. HAWAIIAN ISLES, sp., from MANCHURIA, Am. . 8., from Hon. ROBERT LEWERS, Am. schr.. Under-- bout one hour earlier than at Hono 22. S. Sept. 14. d, The T. K. K. S. S. Chiyo Maru left ALICE COOKE, Aw, schr., Penhallow, Philadelphia for F., June for Yokohama, wood, from Redondo for Port Tows-sen- ar. Pt. Townsend from Hon., Aug. 20. H. C. WRIGHT, Am. schr., from Hon. MANSHU MARU, Jap. S. S., Nishi, Aug. 5. time is 10 hours for Yokohama at 9 a. m. yesterday. Hawaiian standard outgoing passengers were ALOHA, Am. schr., Weitkunat ar. Hon. for Fanning Island, Aug. 21. from Hon. for S. Am. ports, Aug. 3. ROMA, 8. S., ar. from Kahului for Pt. CO slower than Greenwich Amone the minutes Secretary H. P. Wood of the Chamber from Tacoma, Sept. 10. HILONIAN, Am. S. S., ar. 8. F. from MONGOLIA, Am. S. S., from Hon. for San Luis, Sept. 16. time, being that of the meridian of 157 AMIRAL CECILE, Fr. ship, ar. Port Hon., Aug. 18. S. F., Sept. 19. ROMERA, Br. S. S., from Newport minutes. The time whis- of Commerce ana 'romotion tommiu.. degrees thirty and Mrs. Wood. Townsend from Hon. Aug. 31. HELENE, Am. schr., Thompson, ar. MONTCALM, Fr. spi, from Sound for News for Hon., Sept. 9. tle blows at 1:30 p. m., which is 4he VRIZONAN, Am. S. S., ar. S. F. from Hon. from Gravs Harbor, Sept. 11. Hon., Aug. 19. ROBERT SEARLES, Am. sch., same as Greenwich 0 hours 0 minutes. On Friday the Alameda will arrive Pilti, late in the even N. Y., Aug. 28. HONGKONG MARU, Jap. S. S., from MOANA. Br. S. S., ar. Sydney from ar. Port Townsend from Port Allen, Ban and moon are for local time for earlv and the Lurline ALAMEDA, Am. S. S., from S. F. Hon. Yokohama, 20. ing. The Tenyo Maru will arrive either for for Sept. Hon., March 21. Sept. 11. the whole group. Sept. 18. HYADES, Am. S. from-Ho- late Thursday afternoon or early Fri- Hon., S., from Seattle for MISSOURIAN, Am. S. S., ROBERT R. HINDAm. sehr., ar. Bel- - She ALASKAN, Am. S. S.. ar. S. F. from Hon., Sept. 18. for Port Allen, Sept. 17. lingham from S. F., Aug. 20. METEOBOIrOOICAIi BEOOSD. day morning from Yokohama. will carrv the next mail to the Coast. Sauna Cruz, sept. zl. IRMGARD. Am. bktne., ar. Hon. from MARY E. FOSTER, Am. schr., ar. R. W. BARTLETT, Am. schr.. ar. a Issued Every Sunday Morning by the ALBERT, Am. bk., ar. Port Townsend S. F., Sept. 18. Puget Sound from Hon., Sept. 11. F. from Pt. Ludlow, Julv 27. U. S. Bureau. Sept. 10. JAMES ROLPH, Am. schr., ar. S. Town-sen- d Local Office. Weather MAILS. from Kailua, F. MANILA, Am. schr., ar. Port SANTA MARIA, Am. S. S., ar. Hon. THE AMERICANA, Am. schr., from Gray's from Hana, Sept. 11. from Hon., Sept. 4. from Port Sept. 16. following Harford, I THERM. WIS0 Mails are due from the Harbor for Hilo, Aug. 9. JAS. H. BRUCE, ar. Mahukona from MARION CIIILCOTT, from Gaviota SANTA RITA, Am. S. 8., from Port i .- !- points as follows: AORANGI, from Hon. for Vancouver, S. F., Sept. 11. MURIEL, Am. schr., ar. S. F. from San Luis for Hon., Sept. 4. fcsE Francisco Per Alameda, Sept. 24. Sept. 15. JOHN EN A, Am. sp., Madsen, ar. Phil- 10. SCOTTISH MONARCH, Br. S. s' a! isle San Honoipu, Sept. S., from 6 jc 2 !$c Yokohama Per Tenyo Maru, Sept. 2.1 ASTRAL, Am. sp., Dunham, ar. S. F. adelphia from Hilo, Aug. 23. NEUILLY, Fr. bk., from Cardiff for Hon. for Manila, Sept. 18. Vancouver Per Aorangi, Oct. 15. from Baltimore, May 6. KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE, Br. ep., Hon. Mav 10. SUPPLY, U. S. S., at Guam. 5 Colonies Per Moana, Oct. 13. ATLAS, Am. sp., from Yokohama for from Hamburg for Hon., May 24. NIPPON MARU, ar. Yokohama from S. C. ALLP.N, Am. bk., ar. Hon. from Mails will depart for the following Delavware Breakwater, June 22. KLIKITAT, Am. bkt., ar. Port Hon., Sept. 3. Eureka, Sept. 6. 8 12 30.fl 83 71 074 4 S. 11 ASIA, Am. S. S., ar. S. F. from Hon. Townsend from Hon., April 24. NOKDS.TTERN, Nor. sp., S. G. WILDER. Am. bk., from Hon. M 133.02 83 71 .08 88 i B 9 points as follows: Bjaastal, for 78 5 1C Sept. 14. KOBEA, Am. S. S., ar. Yokohama from S. F.. Sept. 7. T 14 31 f 4 80 70 .02 SB Francisco Per Tenyo Maru, Sept, from Hon. for Port Townsend, V 81 72 .0fl 8 SB 9 San AMERICA MARU, T. K. K. & 8., Hon., Aug. 22. Sept. 11. SHERIDAN. IT. S. A. T., from Manil T 18 3O.P0' 11 13 85 4 8 23 or 24. Am. S. ii S at Yokohama. KOKO HEAD, bkt.. from F. NORDSEE. Ger. sp., from for Hon.. Sept. 1.". F 17 30.04; 8j 74 T 7? 8 Yokohama Per Asia, Sept. 30. Hon. for 1. 30.C4 82 75 .CO 62 8 HE j 9 JOHNSON, Am. from Hilo for Vancouver, Aug. 19. 16. 8 Oct. 13. ANNIE bk., Tahiti, Sept. SOPHIE CHRISTENSEN. Am. schr, Vancouver Moana, Sept. 6. KAIULANI, Am. bk.. Colly, ar. Hon. NTTUANU, ar. Aorangi. Oct. 15. for S. F., Am. bk., Josselyn, from Hon. from Grav's Harbor, Sept. NE. and SW. Colonies Per ANDREW WELCH. Am. bk., Kelly, from Auckland, Sept. 20. New York for Hon.. July 17. ID. Note. Barometer readings are cor- ar. S. F. from Hon., Sept. 16. LOGAN. U. S. A. T.. Williams, from OCEAN QUEEN. Br. S. S., from mio ST. LOUIS, T". S. S., ar. S. F. frona SERVICE. j rected for temperature, instrumental TEANSPOET BALBOA, Am. schr., ar, Redondo from Hon. for Manila. Sept. 16. for Tahiti, Kept. 8. Hilo. An jr. 22. errors, and local gravity, and reduced BufoTd, from Manila for San Francisco, Hilo, Aug. 16. LOTTIE BENNETT, Am. chr., from j OLIVER J. OLSEN. Am. schr., from ST. KATHERINE, Am. bk., ar. Eifc for Sound, Sept. 14. F., ?.f. to sea level. Average cloudiness stated . Sept. 15. BEN LEE, Ah. sp., ar. Port Townsend Kahului Aberdeen for Callao, Aug. 27. from S. Aug. In scale from 0 to 10. Direction of Dix, from Honolulu for Manila, Sept. 7. from Hon., Aug. 17. LURLINE. Am. S. S., from S. F. for j OLYMPIC, bk., from Hon. for S. F., SIBERIA, Am. S. S., ar. Yokohama wind Is prevailing direction during 24 Logan, from Honolulu for Manila, Sept. BENICIA, Am. bktne, ar. Hon. from Hon., Sept. 17. Sept. 5. from Hrn.. Sept. 10. hours ending at 8 p. m. Velocity of 16. Aberdeen, Sept. 11. MARY WINKELMAN, Am. bkt.. from O, M. KELLOGG, Am. schr., from S. TENYO MARU, Jap. S. S., from Yoko- wind Is average velocity In miles per Thomas, ar. San Francisco from Hon., BOREALIS, Am. schr., ar. Aberdeen Hon. for Puget Sound, Sept. 12. F. for Papeete, Aug. 12. hama for Hon., Sept. 15. hour. Sept. 10. - ' from Guayraas, Aug. 20. MARA MA, ar. Sydney from Hon., PHILIPPINE. Am. schr., ar. S. F. from T. P. EMIGH. Am. bkt., Irsen, ar. WM. B. STOCKMAN. Sheridan, front Manila for San Fran- BUFFALO, U. S. N. T., ar. S. F. from Sept. 6. San Diego, March 15, (in port Mav Port Townsend from Mazatlan, Aug. Section Director. cisco, Sept. 15.1 ' - Hon., Aug. 29. MAKURA. Br. S. S. from Hon. for 22). THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBEB 22, 1909. 6 IMPORTED Fraternal Meetings CiPT. ROSS OPERATION JsSi Fi IVIorpn Castle & CooRe, Ltd. POLTHSSIA ENCAMPMENT NO. 1, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION I. O. o. r. ITeetn erery first and third Friday of the IS DECORATED MERCHANTS. mnn.fe m tw m in ijflfl Fftlinwa HalL STOCKS, BONDS Fort Street. Visiting brothers cordially in- - fited to nena. Vf. ELLEEBEOCK, C. P. AND REAL ESTATE L. It. LA PIEKRE. Scribe. SUGAB FACTORS AND GENUA EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 1, X. O. O. F. Receives Medal "For Service" INSURANCE AGENTS. EUBBEE MeetH evey Tuesday evening, at 7:30, in Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Street. Visiting CHANCE No. botfeeri cordially invited to attend. During the Civil 857 Kaahumanu St. BBASSE AND FORAGE PLANTS M. W. TSCHUDI, N. G. L. L. LA PIERRE, Sec'y. War. VEGETABLE! SEEDS REPRESENTING HARMONY LODGE NO 3, I. O. O. F. Cured by LydiaE.Pink-ham'sVegetab- le . .. t A Aanin. 7 in Was Orders taken for ins ported feed. JiccmIf iuhuu .t- New England Mutual LLfs Odd Fellow' Hall, Fort Street. Visiting Company Lwrai brothers cordially invited to attend. Compound Auction Sale of Boston. K. W. FOSTER, N. G. K. HENDRY, Sec'y. from the (War Department a handsome Aetna Fire Insurance Company. E. Adrian, Ga. "I suffered untold p bronze medal in recognition of the ser- misery from a female weakness and National Fire Insurance Company. PACIFIC EEBEKAH LODGE NO. 1, disease, and I could not stand more Citizens' Insurance Company (Hartferi I. O. O. P. vices rendered by him during the Civil Fire Smith Meets every second and fourth Thursday, than a minute at a Insurance Company). Jared G. at 7:30 p. m., Odd Fellows' Hall. Visiting War, when he served as a volunteer time. My doctor FORECLOSURE SALE OF London Assurance Corporation. Rebekahs are cordially invited to attend. officer in the United States Navy. said an operation Kealakekua, Hawaii, T.H. FREIDA VON BERG, N. G. only NICHOLSON, Secy. was FULL-WEIGH- ALICE The medal is of bronze and the face the WE DELIVER T ' sr chance I had, and 101 depicts the memorable fight Hamp- REAL ESTATE OLIVE BRANCH EEBEKAH LODGE SO. 2, of I dreaded it almost TO YOUR DOOR FOR TWENTY I. O. O. F. ton Eoads, when the Monitor and Mer-rima- c as much as death. Smith Meet aevery first and third Thursday, at day was FTVE CENTS PER HUNDE1D. William O. 7:80 p. m, in Odd Fellows' HalL Visiting revolutionized naval warfare. At One I On Saturday, Sept. 25, 1909 reading how other BARNHART, ttebekaht are coraiaiiy invuea to auena. the top are the words: "The Civil TELEPHONE 146. Trust Department SALLIE L. WILLIAM8, N. G. women had been At 12 o'clock Noon. ALEXANDRA BATH, Sec'y. War." At the bottom appear the dates, cured by Lydia E. CHANT STEEET. MANAGED, EEVENUES Vege- In our Auction Rooms, on Kaahu- ESTATES 371, A. M. "1S61-1865.- " On the reverse is an Pinkham's OCEANIC LODGE NO. F. 4 Compound, manu St. COLLECTED, LOANS AND IN- jl Meets on the last Monday of eaeh eagle in flight, grasping table J month, at Masonic Temple, at 7 :30 p. a fouled and decided to try VESTMENTS MADE, m. Visiting brethren are cordially in- -' anchor in talons. At the top appear one 1 vited to attend. its it. Before I had taken bottle JAS. F. MORGAN, R. H. BEMROSS, W. M. the words: "United States Navy" and was better, and now I am completely W. GOETZ, Secy. Route No. Auctioneer. H. below the figure is cured." Lena V. Henry, the inscription, 8, Adrian, Ga. LEAHI CHAPTER NO. 2, O. E. S. "For Service." A wreath of laurel Why will women take chances with Meets every third Monday of eacn or out a sickly, Fire Insurance month, at 7:30 p. mM in the Masonic appears at the bottom. an operation drag Temple. Visiting sisters and brothers half-hearte- d existence, missing three-fourt- hs For Sale A are cordially invited to attend. The medal is pendant from a pin, of the joy of living, when they WILL DO IT. ANNA 8. WRIGHT. W. M. ENQLD3H-HAWAHA- being supported by a service ribbon can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's AGENT FOB ADELAIDE M. WEBSTER, bar- Secretary. of dark and light blue. Vegetable Compound? We have some of the best years has been the UNDESWEITEES. The following letter accompanied For thirty it gains that have ever been offered Ill LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 3, O. E. S. the standard remedy for female ills, and "YAMATOYA," m Meets at the Masonic Temple every medal: has cured thousands of women who in Honolulu. These are all Ar ALL BUNDS OF -- second Saturday of each month, at 9m J). have been troubled with such ail- 7 :30 p. m. Visiting sisters and broth-- ' Washington, C, places, and the prices asked are SHIRTS, PAJAMAS en are cordially invited to attend. August 31, 1909. ments as displacements, inflammation, and KIMONOS MINNIE RHOADS. W. M. Real Estate Sir: The bureau transmits here- ulceration, fibroid tumors, irregulari- very low. MADE TO MARGARET LISHMAN, Secy. ties, periodic pains, backache, indiges- ORDER. PARTS OF THE CITY. with a Philippine campaign badge (No. IS ALL HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. 1. PYTHUN 280), conferred upon you in accord- tion, and nervous prostration. 1246 Fort St., just above Orpheus. SISTERS. you have slightest aouot ' 1-- ?'". I ance with the provisions of an Act of If the - Meets every first and third Tuesday at that Lydia E. Pinkhaia's Vege- Pupukea 'VJ p. m., at Knights of Pythias Hall, f ori Congress approved May 13, 1908, di- table Compound will help you, Beretanis streets. All visitors cordially recting the preparation and distribu- A fine pineapple . invited to attend. tion of badges to the officers and men write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, plantation, Shirts AIMEE BICKNELL, M. E. O. Mass., for advice. Your letter Rubber Goods SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, K. R. 8. of the Navy and Marine Corps of the over 90 acres of land and plenty JM AH JSlxes Made to Ordsr by will be absolutely confidential, GOODYEAR RUBBER United States who participated in en- advice free of good water; 20 acres of it can CO. OAHtr LODGE NO. 1. K. of P. gagements and campaigns deemed and the E. H. PEASE - . Meets every first and third Friday at 7:30 . iAm B. YAMATOYA o'clock, Pythian Hall, eoraer Beretanis and worthy of Buch commemoration. not be beat for bananas, cane, or in- The badge to you recog- Market Stre.t, Fort streets. Visiting brothers cordially issued is in vegetables; the balance is pine- San Swizaa. St, MauJca of PaoaM. vited to attend, t nition of youi services during the Civil Francisco, Cal., U.S.A. F. R.! NUGENT, O. 0. apple de- R. GOSLING, K. of R. A S. War, land, and requires no For the purpose of identification this scription. Come and talk it over Sun William Mckinley lodge no. 8, badge is marked with a number on the Lee Tal Co. X. of p. rim, which is recorded. The bureau with us. Meets eveTy second and fourth Saturday Contractors, Builders, Sharp SignS evening at 7:30 o'clock, in Pythian Hall, authorizes you to also engrave on the Painters corner Beretanis and Fort streets. Visiting rim of this badge your name, rank at brothers cordially invited to attend. KOA FURNITURE TO - that time, and the name of the vessel ORDEK, F. M. McGREW, 0. O. King Street. Near "MAKE GOOD" E. A. JACOBSON, K. R. S. to which you were attached. Look Into This Nuuanu. please sign and return to the bureau TELEPHONE 683. J. COURT CAMOES NO. 8110, A. O. P. the receipt attached below. Meets every second and fourth Tues- '' Five large cottages in excellent day of each month, at 7:30 p. nu, in Very respectfully, San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. N. E. USHEE, repair; better than new, as they Cation, Neill & Company, Ltd. Tom Sharp Visiting brothers cordially invited to Acting1 Chief of Bureau. are well seasoned, and attend. Mr. John Eoss, not built ENGINEERS AND MACHINSTJB, THE EIGN MAN , CAESAR MEDEIROS, O. B. Queen H. PEREIRA, F. S. P. O. B. 186, Honolulu, Hawaii. by Oriental labor; large area of and Richards Street. Boilers d iejys botldinci ; Picas sn ground, near the cars, and in our with charcoal-iro- n n CAMOES CIRCLE NO. 240, C. O. P. steel tubes. General ship work. Meets every second and fourth Thurs- best residence day of each month, at 7:30 p. ra., in section, where San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. siziiliicEs prices do not fluctuate. Income PEEFEBBED BY t.t. WE HAVE BEEN EET.TJNQ Visiting companions are cordially in- vited to attend. over $150.00 per month. ERXDG3 & BEACH MFC CO. , MRS. M. R. MEDEIROS, 0. 0. Keystone-Elgi- n MR. L. A PERRY, F. S. SHEBrSjiSSAILANTS AND STOVES AUDI RANGES COU2T LUNALXLO NO. 6600, A. O. T. fee last thirty years in Hawaii. Meets every nrst and third Wednes- Ingersoll the day evenings of each month, at 7:30 C. Shiozawa, former editor of the Makiki Watches p. m., in Pythian Hall, corner Fort SOB. Emmcluth & Co., Ltd and Beretania streets. Visiting broth- Hawaii Shinpo, has written a letter to 80HWAKTI, ACUR ers cordially invited. a Honolulu friend irom his present A large, beautiful home; house 145 EXNa STEEET. W. KELLE, C. R. JAS. K. KAULIA, P. C, T. 8. home in Japan, sympathizing with in good repair; grounds covered (1 n Hawaiian Stamp, HONOLULU ASETE 140, F. O E. Editor Sheba, on- - whose life a mur- with shade and fruit trees. If you old Calabashes, Tayai, Meets on second and derous was made by Iron Beds nnvili TXT Aw attaek a Higher want a home, investigate. Curios and SouTcmln. llstsIisttS)i ings of each month, at Wage agitator. A translation of his ISLAND CURIO CO, u u u James HalL corner Beretania and Fort streets. letter follows: ; Steiner, KUia Visiting Eagles are invited to attend. Three lots on Wilder avenue. Building, Hotel Strut. WM. O. McOOY. W. P. Kumamoto, August 25. Visitors always Mattresses H. T. MOORE. Secy. Dear Friend: I was surprised to see J. W. SMITHIES, Manager. come. wl in the Honolulu Japanese papers, just HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 64, A. A Of M. 2f. Mt P. at hand, the account of the deadly at- Meets on the first Sunday tack upon you, and wish to hurry to M evening of each month, at 7 my anoa c'pek, st Odd Fellows' extend sympathy to you and to Furniture Hall. All sojourning breth- your family. Myself and wife sympa- Honolulu ren are eordially A crown lot on upper Manoa attnt invited to thize with Mrs. Sheba, who, we learn, AT THE BUILDING ADJOINING Furniture Co., Ltd. was ill at the time herself. I had no- road, 100x200, on three streets. Gope ticed, before the news came, that an Scrap FRANK O. POOR, Seey. Price $1850.00, spot cash. Unob- Co. almost intolerable situation prevailed THE STANGENWALD BUILDING, jron . consequence structed view; there in of the inciting no better lot on O. H. BROWN - - . - THEODORE ROOSEVELT and wild remarks published, but had the UAVASE3 F. 1. La Moreaux CAMP NO. 1, U. 8. W. market. ) HALEKAUWTLA STREET never thought that there would appear MERCHANT Highest Organ Tuning veT first ni third such a as Mori. STREET. price paid for Old Braou Piano sad Pipe ai Wednesday of each month in fanatic Scrap Iron and all Repairing. Waverley HalL corner Bethel and Tomekichi might have some plausible metals. Hotel streets, Dealer In Second-han- d W'W at 7:30 p. m. excuse for his act, but there is no de- MmMmtj. Punchbowl TeL e42. P. O. Box 547. GUPin. ud i mander. nial that he was tempted to dare do mm m q J. K. BROWN, such a dastardly act through the in- Tel. 321 l4 Adjutant. Will sell on easy terms a fluence of the agitation organ. Chill KWONG HING GHONG GO. goes through my whole body when I house with large grounds; LINE OF MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL ASSO- - think how grave is the responsibility A NEW CIATION. all kinds of fruit trees, stable, Meets second ani fourth Mondays of each of editors. CHINESE GRASS LINENS, month st the new K. of I am P. Hall, corner Fort relieved somewhat in reading chicken houses, etc. View from LALiES ' SHIRTWAISTS. Dress Goods and Beretania streets. that you will be out of the hospital PONGI JUST RECEIVED FROM THE COAST GEORGE E. WARD, President. soon Koko Head to Barber's H. G. WOOTTEN. Secretary. and that your life is not endanger- Point. 1024 NUUANU STREET CHAN KEE ed. My wife joins me in sending her This ought to satisfy anybody HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1, O. R. M. best wishes to you and Mrs. Sheba, and 23 SOUTH HOTEL STREET meets every nrst and third a home. hope - - AT AUCTION that wants Thursday of each month, in K. for your prompt recovery. PRECIOUS STONES k v - iif curuer r ort ana Yours very sincerely, Beretania streets. Visiting . set in rings and brooches. . (Signed) C. SHIOZAWA. Gold ami I brothers eordiallv invited j Blank Books 'attend. M .:;,: silver jewelry made to order at reaM aWe prices. Your E. V. TODD, O. of R. NATURE'S On Prospect St. trade solicited. ALL KINDS. L. A. PERRY, Sachem. REMEDIES FOR DISEASE. , ' SUN WO HONOLULU LODGE 616, Almost 20,000 sq. ft. on mauka A. B. Arleigh & Co., Ltd B. P. O. E. Natur provides more - - effective rem- At our salesroom, Merchant street, side; fine low CHAN CHEW MANAGES will meet in taeir ball. edies m the roots view; price; easy 1808 HOTEL ST., opp. union. King street, near Fort, every and herbs of the Maunakea St., P. O. Box fit Friday evening. Visiting field than were ever produced from adjoining the Stangenwald Building, terms; good elevation. Get this brothers are cordially in- drugs. and build your own house. PARAGGI1 PAINT vited to attend. E. A. DOUTHITT. E. R. Thirty years ago, Lydia H. C. EASTON. Seey. E. Pinkham 1909 of Lynn, Mass., discovered and gave Friday, Sept. 24, TOM KEENE & ROOFING GO. HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB. Meets on 2nd snd 4th Fridays in the month to the women of the world a remedy Puunui at 8 o'clock, in Rooms 11 and 12, Alexander made At 10 o'cloek a. m. PETER BIGGINS, Manager. , Young Building. from roots and herbs, which J. R. M. MACLEAN, Chief. proved . Best 5c Cigar Secy. has most efficacious In curing Have you beeno the end of SSTTMATE3 FURNISHED. JAMES H. FIDDES, Men's Coat Wash women's diseases than any med- Shirts, Suits, Liliha street car? This section WOES QURANTEED. HAWAII CHAPTER NO. 1, ORDER OF other icine the world has ever known, and is building up rapidly. We have Oct 1023 Bethel, Near Hotel St. Meets every first and h!rd Thursday Men's Vests, Men's Wash Coats, evening of each month at 7:30 o'clock in today Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable no houses for sale up there, but OUR MEATS Fraternity HalL Odd Fellows' building, on Compound is looked upon everywhere Dusters, Wash Vests, Wash Pants, have a few lots, corner of Wyllie ARE ALL RIGHT. r ort street. as the Prompt delivery Coca Cola Refreshes N. FERNAXDE2. standard remedy for woman's and Liliha streets. every day. Kuauhau. Ills. Boys' Eain Coats, Men's Pants, BOTTLED BY TiAnmrw noTrnrrrrT. vn kg v v i m C.Q.YEE CO. meets every second snd fourth Wednesday at Her Yon don't love rr.e! Him 1 Blankets, assorted shades, HOP S 7:30 o'clock p. ra. in St. Louis College do. I've just had my life insured, NEXT THE FISHMARKET. HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS 22 Kaimuki Visiting members are alwavs welcome. haven't If Her Yes, but it would be Cases Short R. F. Cartridges, PHONE 516. W. J. GALLAGHER, President. just like you not to die. Cleveland H. P. O' SULLIVAN. Secretary. Leader. 30-3- Soft Toint Cartridges, There are very few lots left in TERRITORIAL Jses this large and beautiful section; LEROY HENRY Wjcses 32 S. & W. "Why do you call that horse Sum- Cartridges, they range from $150 to $750. mer Boarder?" You will BOARD OF Our Frami "Because," answered Cases Horse Nails, not make a mistake if Farmer Corntossel, "he don't do you invest your money in 13 considered Tjy judges these. ASSEUR to be perfect. liothin' but eat and kick. "Washingt- OFFICE: 403 Let us show you. on Star. Letter Press, Electric Vibrator, STANGENWALDI SLDG. HONOLULU. rXHESXC TEARS EXPERXENC3L Pacific Picture Framing Go. Folding Chairs, PHONE 1777. Gyer Poor Blinkers! He has passed Private NUUANU BELOW HOTEL STREET. inio oblivino. Meyer When did he Rolls Wrapping Paper, die? Gyer Oh, he isn't dead. He married a famous We alwa3Ts have a few places woman last week. Large Shannon Filing Cabinet, Everything in Send Your Suit Chicago Dailv News. on our list that are not to be ad- vertised; but if you busi- Paper Large Office Desk. mean TO THE Tolice Sergeant Can you give me ness we will gladly show you 4AS2XX0&3K.BAWAXXA1V a description of the person who ran what we have, and are sure to iH CAGLX DYEING AND PAPER SUPPLY CO. over youf The Victim Oi can that. please you. CLEANING He on JTraT AND gUEEN WORKS had a fur coat an' an autymc-bil- e JAS. W. PRATT, STRUTS TEL. 505, POET STEEET. cap an' goggles. Life. AUCTIONEER. JAS. F. MORGAN. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1909.

LOCAL BREVITIES. V THE CRITERION'S an oo " n o That flour wul soon be considerably BIN it REPUTATION cheaper is the statement made by a UULOO 0 FOR local groeery dealer. I WHITNEY & MARSH, Daniien Council No. 563, Y. M. I., SERVING THE BEST will meet in Dreier hall, Union street, It certainly is a "SUCCESS" Just what its name implies. For a long at 7:30 this evening. time we have experimented in hose to produce just what will longest Z WE HAVE JUST UNPACKED QUITE . ASSORT- - IX THE VERY BEST WAY last Honolulu Aerie Xo. 140, F. O. E., will under the peculiar conditions found here. The results of our investiga- MENT OF tions are highly satisfactory. In th " SUCCESS" hose we combine Was fully sustained while the meet in Pythian hall, Fort and Bere- all the tania. at 7:30 this evening. good points and eliminate all the wea k ones. fleet was here and there 'will be The weather bureau kiosk on Hotel IS IN AND WASH MATERIALS no change. street near Bishop is rapidly being set IT RED; WEARS LIKE IRON im and will soon be in operation. If you doubt, look about you in seven out of ten yards you find the The resignation of Walter G. Smit Red "SUCCESS" hose used, not because it's red, but because it wears THE BEST BY ('as a member of the Board of Regents TEST. Irish Poplin MCCARTHY, the College of Hawaii was accepted C. J. Prop. by the Governor yesterday. Yt IN. 50 FEET, $8.50; 54 IN. 25 FEET, $4.50 a handsome mercerized fabric in solid colors, 28 in, wide, Ah Sing, a Chinese-Portuguese- , charg- W. W. & 35c yd. Comer Hotel and Bethel ed with being insane, was brought up D1MOND CO., LTD. from Kona yesterday by Father Charles 53-55-- KING STREET, HONOLULU. for commitment to the insane asylum. French Linen "Honolulu and Some of Its People," soft finished, all pure linen, in all desirable shades, 47 is the title of a book by Walter Thur-tel- l in. wide, $1.00 yd. HOTEL MAJESTIC which will be published in a few Sachs Block, Fort and Beretania St. months by the Hawaiian Gazette Com- Fine furnished rooms, $1 per day oi pany. per month and np. Splendid a Embroidered Piques $10 Manager Ross of Aiea plantation is I tomniodations. authority for the statement that the a French material white ground with small colored de MES. C. A. BLAISDELL. Prop. greater number of his strikebreakers IMMEDIATE signs, very pretty for childen s coats, etc are citizens and not aliens as has been THE QUEEN reported. . . Nothing is so immediate as the comfort and satisfaction Mayor Fern is wondering when the Pure Linen Duck Nuuanu Street, near Vineyard. that accompanies the wearing of a Hanan shoe. interior decoration of his office will be in natural color, 36 in. wide, 75c yd. FURNISHED APARTMENTS completed. The painter has rmired You will note that the fellow with a Hanan shoe does not FROM $2.50 UPWARD. temporarily from job to the look after hesitate to tell you the make of shoe he is wearing, while Mrs. A. McDowall - - Proprietress some other work it is said. the Flowered Organdy B. Joyce, the alleged highwayman other fellow will apologize for his shoe and for the fact of who is said to have confessed to steal- his wearing such a shoe. quite sheer, white ground with floral designs. Silk DELMONICO HOTEL ing revolvers from Abraham Fernan- crepe, 27 in. wide, 25c dez' hardware store, has been held for Be wise and get in the Hanan class. 130 Beretania Street, adjoining Central Also many other styles of fancy goods and a full line of Fire Station. trial in the Cireuit Court. Furnished rooms, mosquito proof. The case of Frank K. Archer versus PERSIAN LAWNS, INDIAN LINENS, NAINSOOKS, First class accommodation, en suite S. Xaka et al. was argued before the J WASH CHIFFON, ETC or single, for men only. Supreme Court yesterday and submit- M. Mclnerny Terms reasonaable. ted. Judge Robinson, sat on the bench Shoe Store with Justices Wilder and Perry. Wm. McKinJey Lodge Xo. 8, K. of Apartments, Cuisine and Service P., will give a social dance at their Highest Standard hall, corner of Beretania and Fort, on Friday evening, September 24. All Knights of Pythias and their friends ENTIRELY NEW PATTERNS IN The PLEASANTON are cordially invited to attend. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CLOTHS Wilder Ave. and Punahou Fifteen dollars and costs was the sen- tence handed out to Nakamura, a Japa- Co. nese convicted of gambling, by Judge W. W. Ahana Andrade yesterday. The judge inform- 62 South King Street : : No Branches -- B ed the prisoner that the next conviction Swell BUSINESS LOCALS. will mean six months in jail. vests Judge Whitney yesterday rendered a written decision on the plea in. bar on the motion by the defendants for Curtaia sale at Kerr's. judgment in the case of the Sarah We have them in white A blacksmith is wanted by W." W. Xakookoo et al. versus David Naholoa y Wright & Co. et al. The motion was granted. ' for full dress affairs and A large size Axminster rug is offered Attorney F. E. Thompson has pur- for sale. See classified ads. chased, on behalf of Theodore F. Lans- o A six-roo- cottage on Beretania ave- ing, all the Waialae and Kaimuki prop- in grey for Tuxedo DEFY FIRE AND CRACKSMEN WITH A nue is for rent. See classified ads. erty held by the trustees of Gear, Lans- A young lady to act as cashier in ing & Co. The purchase price is rumor- Dinner Suits. Low 11 $30,-00- 0. cut 0 box-offic- ed to be in the neighborhood of e is wanted. See classified ads. whisky, Herald rye and Bourbon just Because she would not stay at home and always fashionable. received Thos. McTighe & Co., 1. CSW li o by F. sixteen-year-ol- d la . 140. with her mother, a girl telephone was taken to the police station yester- Parties are looking for competent day afternoon at the request of her Other things in tock bookkeeper to fill temporary position. parent. She will be given the choice SMALL, MEDIUM AND LARGE SIZES AT 0 See classified ads. between returning home or going to for dress occasions. Large, mosquito-proo- f rooms, with the reform school. ( board, in private family, are for rent. M o See classified ads. NEW BOOK PROMISED. Jordan's will offer great value in "Honolulu and Some of Its People" a special be- hosiery at three days' sale is of a new book by Walter H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd. 0 ginning on Monday. the title which is to be published early A well furnished suite of rooms; also Thurtell siugle room, centrally located, are of- in the coming year. The work, as indi- Elks' Building King Street HARDWARE DEPARTMENT. o fered for rent. See classified ads. cated by its title, will include a gen- Ehlers are selling the famous Hole- eral description of the city and bio- Phone 65 1 proof Guaranteed hosiery for men and graphical sketches of many of its in- 0 women; black or tan, by the box of habitants. will be profusely illus- six pairs. It trated with engravings showing promi- Use Forcegrowth on your lawn, ferns . .". " and other plants. It will give them nent and attractive features of Hono- J doc. o o new vitalitv and greatly promote their lulu and lifelike portraits of well-know- n growth. Sold by E. O.'llall & Son in residents here. , 60c. and $1.25 quantities. Printing, presswork, binding, etc., of which will OUR STRONG CARD Call and examine the curtains at the volume, contain about Kerr's. 400 pages, will be done in the best Com- PUREST ICE CREAM NEW SHAPES The largest assortment of lumber in style by the Hawaiian Gazette pany. The Mr is well-fitte- d is Lewers & author, Thurtell, PUREST KONA COFFEE S. S. China. the islands carried by for 'the difficult task which he Ex Cooke, Ltd.', 177 S. street. This King has undertaken, having had an experi- We serve the very best. means that you can get any size you years want any kind building. ence of about thirty in various for of lines of newspaper work, and having a You haven't ever heard a real pho- record for that reliability and pains- LADIES' HATS nograph unless you have heard the new taking labor which is essential in the Edison with Amberol records. Free preparation of a work like the one to demonstrations cheerfully given by be issued. For , more than ten years BALTIMORE Hawaiian News Co., Young building. he has been a resident of Honolulu, Fort Near Hotel. JS UYEDM The Xavy men who visited the Cri- the greater part of that time in the D J RY 1020 Nuuanu. terion were enthusiastic over the ex- employ of the Hawaiian Gazette Com- cellence of the liquors and service they pany. received there and are looking forward to the rerurn of the ships to Honolulu PERSONALS. so that they can again visit the good old Criterion. Hawaiian Ballasting Company Dr. W. H. Schoening left yesterday BUILDING CONTRACT0K3 Lace curtains at bargain prices at Specials for on the Mauna Kea. Kerr's. on G. Hall ISS MAUNAKXA STREET, NEAR KING. P. O. Box 820; TaL S96. M. Viei'ra, A. H. Hills arrived the W. the proprietor of the yesterday from Kauai. Veranda XL Mataumoto, Manager Union barber shop, is confident that he has the most skilful barbers in the Monday Miss X. E. Hassiu arrived yesterday Black Sand, Coral, Garden Sou, delivered anywhert la Honolnla, from islands and those who patronize the morning on the Mauna Loa. corner Hotel and Fort streets, at LOWEST PRICES. Union agree with him in this as well Mrs. C. Levev arrived vesterday on Rooms as in the fact that it is the most com- the W. G. Hall" from Kauai. fortable ..of shops. With Every Modern Tuesday and Father Charles came in from Kona Convenience Automobiling is growing more pop-.ul- ar on the Mauna Loa yesterday morning. every day in Honolulu. Three H. Irwin and wife were departing years ago there were less than one HAWAIIAN passengers on the Mauna Kea yester- For .hundred machines on the streets while day. today there are nearly four hundred and Wednesday MEALS Go To fifty. And auto owners find that the The Misses von Tempsky left for most comfort and pleasure is had when home yesterday noon on the Mauna they wear the gauntlet gloves and WHITE MERCERIZED SKIRTINGS Kea. Heidcaps sold by Si. Mclnerny, Ltd. AND WAISTINGS A. J. Williams was a departing pas- ALEXANDER YOUNG HOTEL egin a Hat e you acquired the habit of sav senger on the Mauna Kea yesterday ing? There is bound to be a "rainv 25c quality ....18c a yard noon. were incom- day" when what you have saved when 30c quality 22c a yard H. T. Barclay and wife or CAFE Three Days9 Sale he sun was shining will come in ing passengers on the Mauna Loa yes- 35c quality 27c a m.'ghty handy. The savings depart- yard terday. m m m CT m m m Wholesale Curios m m m m m m Mrs. F. J. Hare was an incoming pas- J a ment of the Bank of Hawaii, Ltd., is The trade supplied the Tjlace for this "rainy day" fund. senger on the Mauna Loa yesterday morning. with Hawaiian souv- One dollar opens an account and inter- White Fancy Pique enirs at lowest est is paid at four and one-hal- f per Mrs. J. E. Dillon was an arriving if(mmyjkr f prices. Largest deal- I 1 cent. Regular Price 30c a yard passenger on the Mauna Loa yesterday ers in the world. morning. Bargains in curtains at Kerr's. Special Price 20c a yard HAWAII & SOUTH .. G. R. Lindsay was an incoming pas- i SEAS CURIO CO.. i5 MID-WEE- senger on the Mauna Loa yesterday it MEETING. (Next Cable Office) morning. Young Building. Dr. Seudder expects those who attend Oxford Suitings B. Williams and wife were among the Central mid-wee- k Union chureh (White) those who arrived yesterday on the ASTONISHING VALUES meeting at the parish house this even- Mauna Loa. ing t; answer questions on the life of Regular Price 33c a yard J. M. Swanson was among the de- passengers ou the Mauna Kea the great apostle, Paul. The Special 25c a yard parting will Scriptural yesterday noon. Made up the latest or any other style. Ladies, it pay you to wait for this sale reference to be consulted is the third Regtilar Price 40c a yard Major E. Eveleth Winslow. Engineer chapter of Philippians, verses The Special 30c a yard Corps, U. 8. A., was among the depart- EMRICH LUX passengers ott Mauna Kea yes- autobiography will be treated under ing the Harrison Block. Fort and Beretania three heads: Paul's past, present and terday. future. This will doubtless form an Walter G Smith left the Queen's interesting study and all are invited. Hospital yesterday and is finishing up WING ON CHONO Since y.ttOfiiiCiji the vacation days have in office pre- passed his work the Advertiser DO NOT PAY FANCY PRICES FOR there has been a marked increase in the Corner Fort and Beretania Streets. paratory to leaving on the Alameda one attendance on the parish house "Wednes- Opposite Fire Station. week from today. He will take a long CHEAP NEW FURNITURE. day evening meetings and the minis- Ladies' and children's sweaters in rest either on the coast or in the East; ters are intent to make them more Oxford, white, cardinal, navy, green and. if he resumes newspaper work at Bethel opposite the Empire. helpful than ever. and gray, at tig discount at Blom's. all, will probably do so in California. , P. O. Box 771 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, L.ONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1909.

Oceanic Steamship Co., Time Table Halstead & Co., Ltd. William Williamson DOlCat BEX VICS TO IAN F&AXCI20O BROKER STOCK AND BOND Item lu Francisco: For ftaa Prancisco: SEPTEMBER 24 ALAMEDA SEPTEMBER 29 W ALAMKDA OCTOBER 20 aferfiouse Trust" Stocks, Bonds OCTOBEB 15 ALAMEDA ALAMW5A 10 ALAMEDA NOVEMBEE f ALAMEDA NOVEMBER AND ALAWKDA NOVEMBER 26 ALAMEDA DECEMBER 1 BROKERS ALAMEDA. DECEMBER 17 REAL ESTATE KATXS from Honolulu to 8aa Frsneiseo Firrt Class, $65; Sound Trip, Real 110. rjnily Boom, extra. Estate WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Agents. LOANS NEGOTIATED Member Honolulu Stock and Bob! Exchange Sale in College Mills Members Honolulu Stock and Bond 83 MERCHANT STREET N For AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- STEAMSHIP COMPANY. P. O. Box 533 Exchange. Tel. m YOIX TO HONOLULU. WIZXLT SAILING VIA A very desirable home, located near the car line, on , TEHUANTZPSO. high ground, commanding a splendid view of Manoa FOR SALE. HONOLULU ST0CX EXCHANGE South Trot at all time at the Company's wharf, 41st Street, Valley. Size of lot 100x150. House consists of House and Lot, Xuuanu $2004 MiTi Brooklyn. ' living room, diningroom, room, bed- Honolulu, Tuesday, September 21, 1909. w SOUND TO HONO- breakfast two ' 800 fZQU CA3T rSAKCISCO TO EONO-- 1 FKOM FUGET t. LULU SIXZCT: LULU DIRECT: rooms, kitchen, bath, servants' quarters, etc. Newly Capital. Pa. (t 700 NAME OF STOCK. Paid Cp v'al Bid Ask Kahhi 3500 NEBEASKAN to sail . . . .OCTOBER 2 (( -- ' PLEIADES to sail '. . . SEPTEMBER 14 painted inside and out, and modern in every par- Mercantile. ' " 3250 COLUMBIAN sail . . SEPTEMBER 18 to C. Brewer & Co $2,000,000 lloo .... ' 3500 to For further information apply SU6A.R. Company' wharf, ticular. Price, $4500.00; cash or easy payments. 2ol 3000 freight reeeiret at H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Swa 5,000,000i 81 31 tf QiKWih Street Agents, Honolulu. Haw. Acr irnltliml 000! 100 210 " 1500 Haw Com & Sbgar Co 2.812,7551 25: let TO SAN F2AN-CI20- 0: m Palama igoo V03 EONCLULU C P. MORSE, naw eugar 20 50 51 10. to 2,0R000 " Puunui 850 General Freight Agent. FOR RE3T Honomu 750,000 loo! ... 175 Honokaa ...... 2,000,000 2o; 185s 19 Htel Street .... 3000 PLEIADES to sail ..SEPTEMBEB 24 Hnikn 500,1.00 .... tt looj " Young Srreet ... 1500 Furnished Cottages at Punahou, Beretania avenue, HutchiDson Bug flai. ' King V.O 2,500,000 25; 16 17 Street .... 6000 Lots Ka-pahu- and Waikiki Beach. Unfurnished houses in all sec- Eahuku 500,000 20i 80 at Nuuanu. Kalihi. Palama, lu Kekaha Sugar Co 800,000 100: .... and Manoa on easiest Canadian-Australia- 1001 terms. n Royal Mail Line tions of the city. Koloa 500.000 15C McBryde Sag Co Ltd 3,500,000 20; ili FOR RENT. Co. Oahu Sugar Co S,00,000 20j Si? a'2'" in connection with the Canadian Patifie Railway Onomea...... 1,000.000 201 51 3 runiif 52H A new bedroom cottage, with firit-cla-ss sail Hoaolul on or about the following datea: J j j Ookala . 500.000 2o; 10 plumbing 4 O'aa Sugar Co Ltd.... 5,000.000 20; m 4H and connected with Oiowaln 150.00C lOOj .... sewer, at Palama, close to car line and Paauhau Hug Flan Co 5,000.000 5C! 2V FC3 TSJl AND AUSTRALIA: FOX VANCOUVER: near center of town. Rental $16 per 13 rauinc ...... 500,0001 100 uu 160 AOSANGI OCTOBER 16 MABAMA OCTOBER Paia . 750.000 1001 ... month. MARAMA NOVEMBER 13 MAKURA ... NOVEMBER 9 Pepeekeo ... 750.00C 1001 lr, Moneer 100! J. H. MAKUBA DECEMBER 10 AORANGI DECEMBER 8 2.750.000 .9 SCHNACK, 137 Merchant 81 use Trust" Waialua Agri Co 4,500,000 loonier AORANQI ...... JAN. 8, 1910 MOAN A JANUARY 5 Wailuku 1.500.000 1001 MABAMA FEBRUARY 5 Waimanaio. 252.000 100 250 Fort and Merchant Streets. Waimea8ugar Mill!'.; 125,000, 100 .... 155 3?ia ail at Farming , Island. Miscellaneous iDter-Islan- d 8 8 Co 2,250,000 FOR RENT in;' . " & CO., LTD., looiito U5K banana plantatioi THEO. H. DAVIES Haw Electric Co...'. 500.000 loojiso with shack; also 'MS GENERAL AGENTS. H R T A L Co Pfd. other land, Palolo HET4 Co Com. . 1.150,000 looj1 9l" foothills. Mutual Tel Co 150 000 10I FOR SALE 25 acres suburban prop- Nahiku Rubber OoZ 60,000 loo erty. A tree cotton investment oa PACIFIC MAIL S, S. CO., AND TOYO KISEN KAISHA-- Nahiku Rubber Co ... Assess. 100! ... 25 kand. STREET ORUIFiANGE ORAL Co 4,000.000 100! 134 H 135' W. L. HOWARD, Milo R R Co 1.000-00- 20; UY2 202 McCandless Building. the abore eompaniec will call at Honolulu and this port Honolulu Brewing A tnmers ef leara mailing co Ltd oo.ooo; 20j 24 or about the datea mentioned below: Haw Pineapple Co'.".. 400,0001 20 285 TROUBLE Ami. out or ; FOa TH3 OIXENT: F03 SAN FRANCISCO: .PROMISES Bonds standing w l WIRELESS! Haw Ter 4pc (Fiv A. J. CAMPBELL ' Claims) . S15.L00 CUTYO MARU ..... SEPTEMBEB 21 TENYO MABU SEPTEMBER 24 Haw Ter 4 pc (Re- ASIA SEPTEMBER 30 KOREA OCTOBER 2 There is going to be more than a funding 1905 eoo.too re MONGOLIA OCTOBER 11 NIPPON MABU OCTOBER 16 Haw Ter 43 p c 1,000,000 STOCKS and BONDS little trouble over the street ordinance, There is not a day but what HawTeMpc 1,000,008 TENYO MABU OCTOBER 19 SIBERIA OCTOBER 22 should it finally become a law. The Haw Ter 854 p c 1,044,000 Fi- KOREA OCTOBER 26 you could simplify your business Cal Beet ug A Kef 73 MERCHANT ST. cit Superintendent of Public Works be- Co 8 p c 1,003.000 Haikuepc : 225,000 Member Honolulu Stock Exchange H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents. lieves that the county is tampering transactions and save time and Hamakua Ditch Co with territorial functions, and the coun- 200,000 During my absence from the money by using the Hawaiian Irrigation Territory Joe Andrade will rep- ty believes Campbell is co os, za p c paid.. . 745,000 MATSON NAVIGATION COMPANY. that "butting Hawaiian Irrigation resent me on the Honolulu Stock in" where he has no business. Co, 6s, fully paid., .. 55,000 Exchange and in all ,matteri per- Members of Board of Supervisors Haw Com A Sugar the Co 5 p c 1,240,C0C taining to the sale of stocks and have been in conference with the Su- Hiio K K Co 6 p c 1,000,000 101 bonds. A. J. CAMPBELL. Bfckedale 8. 8. HXLONIAN, in the direct snrriee between San Francisco perintendent of Public Works on sev- Honokaa Sug Codpc 450,000 102 Hon RTALC06PC 847.000 "1 Eonolnlnr eral occasions lately, but no satisfac- Kohala Ditch Co 6s.... 500,000 ArrlT Honolulu. tory agreement has been reached. One McHryde Bug Co 6 p c 2.000,000 5 A SoslI. Urn ORAL Co 5 p c 2.0OO.' 00 Li OCTOBER 1 supervisor stated yesterday that the loi i; OCTOBEB 5 Oahu Bngar Co 5 p c... StO.COO lol OCTOBEB 27 NOVEMBEE 2 board is prepared to carry the matter Olaa Sugar Co 0 p e ... 1.250,000 100 b NOVEMBER 24 NOVEMBEB 30 into the courts, if necessary, in order Paci6c sugar Mil! h to find out who has control of the Co 6 8 500,000 IC3 v DECEMBER 22 DECEMBER 28 Paia 6 p c- 887,500 The Yaterhouse Go. streets. D. Cooper Pioneer Mill Co 6 p c. 1.250,000! v C S. 8. Enterprise of this line sails from San Francisco for Honolulu, Alfred Waialua Ag Co 5 p C. 1,500,000 100 Display Rooms No. 14 Queen St. direet, September 28th. Cable and Wireless Address OABTLB ft COOrTR., LTD., Agents. PRISONER HAD DEADLY ALDYKES, HONOLULU 23.125 on $100 paid. t54 per cent Office Judd Euilding. Western Union and Lieber'a Codes paid. Session Sales. ' AGENTS FOR WEAPON III IIS 15 Hon. E. T.' & L. Co., 90; 115 Oahu National Cash Register Co., . M Sug. Co., 32; 10 Haw. Sug. Co., 50; 20 Hon. B. & M. Co., 23.50; 10 Ewa, 31.125. Crushed Rock and Rock Sand Fox Typewriter Co. COMPANY, Officer McGregor of Hauula narrowly wincKSfln Between Boards. li 20 Waialua 116.50; 75 Ono'mea, 51.50; QTJEXK STSXET. PHONE 295. escaped being shot while making a raid a ft J BOUGHT I 50 Onomea, 51.75; $10,000 O. K. & L. on a gambling game in Kaluanui last AND SOLD 5 W cran our own rock and deliver to all parts of the 5s, 101.25; 50 Oahu Sug. Co., 32; 30 O. 1 . City. Esttmaes given on all kinds of road work and Sunday night. After having arrested R. & L. Co., 134.50; 50 Haw. Pine. Co., - f I grading. Reasonable Prices. eleven men and while taking the names 28. ' Classified Advertisements f J 6ZVM US T2IAL. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. I of those who put up bail money, he LOANS MADE ON LISTED Memo. noticed a Chinaman holding his right COLLATERAL The Directors of Hawaiian Sugar Co. FOR SALE. hand behind him as if trying to hide announce extra dividends on the stock ONE large, size (12.6x9.6) Axminster i something. He immediately seized the of that corporation as follows: Sept. rug; new; corner Beretania and ejp 30, 3 Dec. 15, 3 man 's right arm and found out he per cent; per cent. Union Sts. t 8462 It that Member Honolulu Stock and Bond 1 XAGGAGS, S2ZFFING, had a loaded revolver. Eegular dividend, per cent on the If Union-Pacif- ic Exchange 15th of each month. -- I Phone The trial of the men took place yes- 307 JUDD BUILDING A FINE German violin. For particu- STOXAGS, WOOD, terday and they were fined $70. When lars address L Telephone 489 E. Khal, German School I why P. O. Box 607 ' 35; PACKING, COAL. asked he kept that weapon, the and Church. 8459 Transfer Go., Ltd. Chinaman stated that so many of his Albert F. Afong ONE v.. 50 chickens had been stolen lately, that PAIR fine imported mare mules; 426 KING ST. FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING. he was obliged to carry it on his person. Classified Advertisements strong and well broken. Apply to 832 FORT STREET A. D. Larnach, 501 Stangenwald building. HAWAII'S PROBLEM. AGENT WANTED. 8459 Our storerooms are free from TO SOLICIT first-clas- s business; good Shall Hawaii enter Union a ONE 1909 Pope-Hartfor- d automobile the as for either gentleman or Ad- lady. :;; (baby been in use Japanese state? is a question seriously dress Y., this office. 8459 : tonneau); four months; in first-clas- s order. Apply by whites asked the handful of in our STOCK AND BOND BROKER H. F. Dutton, care Macfarlane & OA, island territory. It is quite possible WANTED. Ltd. 8453 that she may; in fact, it is a matter FIRST-CLAS- blacksmith. Apply at that a few influential and wealthy men Wright Carriage Co. 8462 PLANTATION managers take notice. 300 steel car wheels, 16-inc- in Hawaii have it in their hands prac- COMPETENT bookkeeper. Temporary gauge," Fowler pattern, in use only Member Honolulu Stock Bond luj tically to decide, one way or the other. position (four months). Apply mdse. and short time. Also 1 soda generator M The story of & lrjf the Japanese invasion dept. Alexander Baldwin. 8462 Exchange and 4 copper tanks complete. Ap ) of Hawaii goes back to the year 1885, ply Honolulu Scrap Iron Works. 350 when the first Japanese laborers were YOUNG lady to act as cashier in box-offic- e. brought to ind all other small game. Your household Hawaii by the white man Apply to Harry Werner at Classified Advertisements ONE new gasoline engine (Otto); goods are as safe in our to work forhim in the canefields. The Highland 9 cheap. H. office. 8435 Park between' a. m. and F., this " year 190& 5 storerooms as they are in your home. sees the majority of all the p. m. g462 people who live in our island territory FOR RENT. ROOM FOR RENT. Japanese subjects, press kTHREE A "WELL the largely unfurnished housekeeoine furnished suite of rooms, also ROOM and Board, private family, 732 oriental and the Jiji (the editor of rooms; good location; near car line. single room. Corner Beretania and which is now Kinau street, near Alapai. Terms under indictment) one of "Oro," this office. 8461 Union Sts. 8462 reasonable. ' 351 the leading Japanese dailies of Hono- CitvTransfcr Co. lulu, giving utterance to this threat to MEN familiar with gasoline engine and SIX room cottage, $25; gas and elec- EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Phone the very men who made our concrete work. Apply & Hawaii Lewis Co., tric lights. J. Lando, 1329 Beretania yardboys, h 1 nvF k? Japanese territory: " Planters, listen 169 King street, Honolulu. 8460 JAPANESE cooks, waiters, m Ave. 8462 etc., 1123 Union Phone 579. 8449 to us. If you do not accede to our de- St. EXPERIENCED luna for pineapple LET US HANDLE mands, all Hawaii will be turned into YOUS darkness." plantation. Apply "Luna," Adver- THE NEW ERA HOTEL, No. 1450 OFFICES FOR RENT. tiser office. 8457 Fort St., furnished rooms by the day, ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING There may be war in Hawaii be- week or month. Tropically situated. Baggage tween the Japanese and the sugar Honolulu's only fireproof and Furniture FURNISHED cottage. Address P. O. Terms reasonable. Inquire on the building; rent includes electric light, planter, but between the masses - of the Box 422. premises. MRS. HENRY SMITH. and cold water, and janitor ser- white and yellow races only a feeling 350 hot 8440 ; vice. Apply the von Hamm-You&- f cf friendship exists. Pittsburg Leader. Co., Ltd. ... ,. SITUATIONS WANTED. COMES' SEVEN-ROO- EXPRESS EXCELLENT STENOGRAPHER from furnished house, 1255 PHONE 298. MRS. ATCHERLEY APPEALS. coast desires position; several years' Libnalilo street. Apply E. H. Lewis, "THE STANGENWALD" Only fire- Mrs. Ateherley has filed her appeal experience; Honolulu references. Tel Auto Livery. 8460 proof office building in city. to the Supreme Court from the adverse 1333. 8458 NEWLY furnished rooms; electric VOCAL. judgment of Judge Robinson in the light, matter of the writ of certiorari, in FURNISHED ROOMS. and running water in each HUGO HERZER, Teacher of Singing. room. 73 1909-1- 0 j which she and Dt. Ateherley recently LARGE furnished room, private family, No. Beretania Ave. 8459 Season from Sept. to June, NIEPER'S EXPRESS appeared before him. 904 Lunalilo street, cor. KapiolanL inclusive. Studio 20-2- 2 Kapiolani , - - 8461 MOSQUITO-PROO- F rooms for office or Building. Residence telephone 130L The macadamizing of Merchant street bedroom; thorough repair; also fur- 8444 PHONE PHONE nished cottage, 280 Ap- 316 is being rushed along as rapidly as pos- NICELY furnished rooms, 1124 Adams Beretania. ply 236 King. sible, and the work has been completed Lane. Cool and pleasant. 8377 8455 MUSIC. RED AWNING, BELOW H. HACKFELD & CO. as far Waikiki as Fort street. Three AGNES WICKSTRCM, B. M., teacher layers of crushed rock COTTAGES, with board. Mrs. J. Cu Those eall up are being used, THE PACTFIO sidy, 2005 of piano. interested BAGGAGE, SHIPPING, STORAGE, TRANSFERRING eaeh layer being tamped into place with Kalia road, Waikiki. 1776. 8446 MOVING. a steam roller, filled with screenings Commerciai and wetted. Over the whole is being Advertiser ' ROOM WANTED. x LOST. CARL N. NIEPER, Proprietor. laid a coating of heavy asphalt oil and BY YOUNG MAN, American, furnish- Entered at the PostofSee HAWAIIAN Coat of Arms belt buckle. sand. at Honolulu, ed room with board in private family; office. - T. H., as second-clas- s Reward if returned to this matter. centrally located. Address Rooms, 8461 this office. 8453 BORN. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: BERGER To the wife of R. J. Berger, ROOMS AND BOARD. Sept. 21, 1909, at Maternity Home, a One year. . . , .$12.00 WOOD AND LARGE mosquito-proo- f rooms, en suite COAL girl. Advertising Rate on Application. STEINWAY & SONS 2E US A TRIAL, AND NOTE QUANTITY AND QUALITY. or single, for man and wife, with Published every morning except Sun- ; board, in private family. Electric AND OTHER PIANOS. day by the ISLAND a, TRANSFER AND for cribs, baby carriages, or go-cart- lights, hot and cold running water, THAYER PIANO CO. & GAZETTE CO., vr. . JfflLCJWVIUWAAiJ TOp. see J. Hopp Co. They have HAWAIIAN LTD. private entrance, etc., on King street 156 Hotel Street. Phone SIS: many styles of go-car- ts and carriages, Von Holt Block, No. 65 South King St. car line. Address H B., Advertiser TUNING GUARANTEED. one go-ca- rt is only $2.75. C. a CRANE - - - - Manager office. - 8462 SECOND SECTION 'iff- -' ... SECOND SECTION PAGES 9 TO 12 PAGES 9 TO 12

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HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1909.

long presidential tour, the activities in PRESIDENT'S WILL the hundreds of ommunities the Presi- TOUR dent is to visit can not be overlooked. The mayors and chambers of commerce whose invitations the President has ac- MARK EPOCH IN HISTORY cepted, are by no means as numerous as the town and city authorities who hope 'to have the President in their midst for. a few minutes, while the train stops to let off and take on pas- Journey Will Be Longest Ever Made sengers or while the locomotive moves fl by Any up to the tank for a fresh supply of water. There are many thousands of President Itinerary Is Very such local passengers who are throb- )) bing with importance against the time FOR ONE WEEK Comprehensive. when the President steps upon the rear platform to speak a few cordial words, Commencing Wednesday, Sept. 23rd and then to be whisked away by im- perative trainmen on his historic transcontinental journey. We will offer the following bargains r By Ernest G. Walker. By early in July the President aban- Almost two weeks before the time doned his Alaskan visit and had in for the President's journey would be WW i (Mail Special to the Advertiser.) : : : IN : : : li J O'J mind, in a general way, where he would at hand a trusted man was sent on BEVERLY, Mass., Sept. 7. When go. Time tables were consulted and ahead to see that the preparations were 4 the President steps aboard his private a trip blocked out in the rough. It perfeet. He' will travel the same route I was to car in a few days for a 13,000-mil- e submitted him, for his approval. that the President is to travel and will That was the foundation upon which ride, probably as many thousand men review in detail the arrangements at Secretary Carpenter, Assistant Secre- every stopping place to make sure Curtains: that a5 will have busied themselves in some tary Forster and several others of the everything will move with the pre- capacity concerning his transconti- - White House staff have been working cision of clockwork and that the local Lot 6969 reduced to...... t ...... $ .55 a pair a ' lf x ! nental journey. Operations, covering for. portion of every day since that committeemen receive instructions time. The arrangement of the sched- about what should be done. Those 2969 " " rt ' more than eight months of large plans 55" Wear ule is always made through the rail- having immediate responsibility for the " and worrisome details, will have come road over which the President starts safety of the President and also for the 5168 " " .. .65 " " Loess Fitting to a culmination in an itinerary, crowd- his journey. The Pennsylvania at- complete success of his trip will tended to that feature of the prepara- " 6966 " " ed with daily events, every one of breathe much easier after he has .65 tions for the McKinley and Roosevelt swung which will be of keen to around the biff circle and is " " " " B.V.D. interest, a tours. Now that President Taft is to again back in the White House at 5029 .80 ? populous section, many of them to all start from Boston, the initial road is Washington. the New York Central. officials " " " j the people. From Boston to Washing-- Its "5016 .80" Coat Cut . Undershirts look after all the matters of a purely N u ton, by the longest route ever traveled transportation character, clear across A BROKEN-DOW- SYSTEM. " 7029 " .90 and l '.by will be a series This is a condition (or disease) tu which doctors a President, there the continent and around to Washing- give many names, but which few of them really - " " " " " Knee Length of "programs," of an exceedingly ton. , understand. It is simplyweakness a break-dow- 4278 ..V...... 90 Drawers svs-te- The. requests to to as it were, of the vital forces that sustain the j varied character, in which all possible towns and cities No matter what maybe its causes (for tney " " " wi.:Vx.ooM w forward programs in cases where the are almost numberless), its symptoms aremuch the 5083 ...... contingencies have been carefully an- same ; the more prominent being sleeplessness, President . had accepted proffered invi tad be cool sad comfortable. x sense of prostration or weariness, depression of " 3057 " 1.00 " ticipated. tations were sent out some four or five spirits and want ot energy for all the ordinary Erey B.V. 0 garment u carefully may look easy, to weeks ago. There are about 25 "pro- affairs of life. Now. what alone is absolutely essen- ' It those who see in such " " " " cut, accurately (thched. nude from grams" in connection with the Presi- tial all cases is increased vitality vigour 5894 x.65 the progress of the presidential party. VITAL STRENGTH ENERGY tgjtf, duraUe nutaul and dent 's tour. They cover the stops, & M As a matter of fact, a small army to throw off these morbid feelings, and experience " 2863 " " .....v..; x.65 " Identified Only By Thk RJ Ww wherever he leaves the train for any proves that as night succeeds the day this may be could be transported to San Francisco length of time. When the building of more certatn'y secured by a course of UW " 7056 " " x.90 - and back again with less difficulty if the itinerary had reached that stage, THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY 1 1 MADE. FOR THE not at less aggregate expense. Letters one might suppose the major part of EM " 6505 " " " the work was done. As a matter of THERAPION 0.3 ...... x.90 and telegTams have seen than by any other known combination. So surely sent by the fact, although there had been vol- as it is taken in accordance with the printed " " " M - s 6675 WW W 1 1 I'. j accompanying it, will the shattered 3.00 if - 1 f v tens of thousands. Hundreds of men uminous correspondence and much vis- v BEST RETAILTRADEL i health be restored, have been traveling on errands in con- iting from delegations and many ap THE EXPIRING LAMP OF LIFE " 6498 " 3.00 " " THE B. WD COMPANY nection with the presidential journey. peals from Congressmen, the work was LIGHTED UP AFRESH, only well begun. and a new existence imparted in place of what " 7108 " " " New York. If their movements had all been in a hai so latelv seemed worn-ou- t, used up," and 4.00 Every city and town has its fac valueless. This wonderful medicament is purely single line, it would have gone sev- tions. Once it is settled that the vegetable and innocuous, is agreeable to the taste " 6828 " " " M Ask your dealer fov -- 4.00 times around President will visit a given locality suitable for all constitutions and conditions, in eral the world. Of such ' either sex ; and it is difficult to imagine a case of LA B.VJ. Underwear. magnitude are the preparations for the political clubs and many other local disease or derangement, whose main features are organizations and cliques vie for the those of debility, that will not be speedily and Pacific Coast trip, which precedent permanently benefited by this never-failin- g recu- BETTER BARGAINS honor of sharing in his entertainment perative essence, which is destined to cast into i now seems to require of every Presi- or of having complete control of it. oblivion everything that had preceded it for this ofhuman ailments. dent at some time during his admin- Chieago, for instance, has two rival Never Offered istration. political elubs. Much diplomacy was ERAPlONthepHncipa Were exercised to arrange a program in the THChemists throughout the world. Price in England, McKinley took the first of these Windy City .2 9 per packet. Purchasers thonldseethat the word WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED that would offend neither Thkrapion' appears on British Government transcontinental journeys, as they are oiganization and make-- it probable Stamp (in white letters on a red ground) affixed AN ASSORTMENT OF to every package by order of His Majesty's Hon. understood in recent years, although that the President could visit the citv Commissioners, and without which ;t,is a forgery. without any undesirable aftermath. it is. not to be forgotten' that Harrison It Therapion may taste-les- has been arranged that he will be en now be had in made swing nation-wid- e form. YY a around a tertained by both clubs and finally circle. The McKinley was B. KERR & CO.. Ltd P P journey of attend a banquet given under their . gorgeous proportions, as planned and,' joint auspices. There are Mormons and HAND-MAD- E LACE in part, executed He traveled in a Gentiles in Salt Lake City. Should j bu the President speak at the Taberna- special train of . cars, leaving Exquisitely Delicate. nine cle, the Gentiles could not take their ALAKEA STREET Justithe thing you have been "Washington at-10- : 30 a. m. on Monday, wives and daughters. A compromise Mrs. More looking for.iAlso a large assort- April 29, 1901. He proceeded through arrangement had to be made there. Jane Lishman eate"-gor- ment of the South, into Texas and the south- So it has been through a long y. . HARRISON BUILDING. Scores west territories, participated in a mag- of telegraphic messages have gone out daily from the execu- nificent flower festival at Redlands, tive offices at Beverly during the last May, was in Wing & Go. Bag!( Combs Cal., in early and the; three and a half weeks about the de- Tai midst of a splendid five days' program tails of these twenty-fiv- e programs. Oc- freight from the wharves and do all kinds of heavy draying. For unusually in San Francisco, when Mrs. McKinley casionally there has been exasperating delay in obtaining replies. Once Contractors and WE heavy hauling we have a traction en- that will suit anyone's taste. The schedule, which was to there fell ill. is an agreement, protests often come gine, which may be engaged at any have extended into the northwest, and in and these have to time. . be investigated. Builders HAUL BE SURE TO GET OTJB PEICES. would have occupied the distinguished All the larger matters, of course, must be brought to the President 's atten- traveler till June 15, was abandoned ! Furniture, Wall Paper, Painting HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION AND GRAYING CO., Ltd. tion. In the main, however, . such The party disbanded and the there. questions are handled by Secretary 1216 Nuuanu Ave. Office, Fort St. opposite W. G. Irwin St Co. Phone 281 President and Mrs. McKinley and five Carpenter, whose Beverly offices have members of the cabinet returned di been open till 10 o'clock after near- mm. I 115 HOTEL STREET. rectly to "Washington. The original ly everybody else has gone to bed to Nainsook Underwear to perfecting twenty-fiv- e arrangements called for 10,581 mile3 attend the Coat Shirt Knee Drawers programs. 60c. a Suit. of travel by special train. The printing in connection with a Tonneau and Rumble Seats for Your Automobile JUST RECEIVED A FINE LINE OP Roosevelt followed his predecessor's tour to the Pacific Coast is quite an C. K. Chow & Co. item. It comprises two or three book- NEW WHEELS. , example of "touring to the Pacific Cor. King and River Sts. Men's Sweater Coats Coast." He, too, traveled by a special lets of considerable proportions. Possi- bly the most important of these is W, W. Wright Co., Ltd. ready for 'winter weather train, covering 13,955 miles between the itinerary itself, in paper covers. King and South Streets. FROM $2.00 TO $4.00 9:03 a. m., April 1, 1903, and 7:05 There is an established form, the front OVER 200 KINDS OF MEN'S SOCKS a. m., Friday, June 5, when he return--' cover having at the top, in gilt, the NEW LINE ed to the Capital. He followed on national coat of arms and beneath in 10c TO 50c A PAIR gilt the words "Tour of the President OF THE LARGEST SHIPMENT OF that tour much the same course thatj to the Pacific Coast" with the date! Wah Ying Chong Co. President Taft is to take, only Presi- of departure and return. The days of dent Taft will travel farther. He will the week and the month are printed Wicker MILLINERY go from Chicago to St. Paul, where in red letters. The time of arriving and are given each RECEIVED Roosevelt steered straight across the leaving for point, WE HAVE EVER IS NOW IN OUR STORE together with its altitude, population Veranda country, and from Texas, will come up I under thte census of 1900 and the i to St. Louis for a long trip down the miles between stations. Furniture 9 King St., near BetaeL ( Mississippi. Roosevelt did not go into There is much other information in 1910 CARS. i the South. The exact mileage of the printed form for the information not only of the- President and members of j of his tortuous voyage on the Missis-- ' his party but of the thousand and on ! s"r"i. McKinlev's tour to the Pacific committeemen and local celebrities. CO. THE MAN j. hopp & igt IIS i V! WHO OWNS 8r Coast cost the railroads $60,000, but One page is devoted to the names of i he traveled entirely at their expense. I members of the party, who generally Largest Furniture Store in the Roosevelt 's tour to the Pacific Coast ' include a cabinet officer or two, half Island MEALS ' considerably less, although it, too, was I a dozen newspaper correspondents, King Street Near Alakea at the expense of the railroads. That stenographers, often a photographer Your Credit la Good of the better sort are to be had at the PALM CAFE was before the anti-pa- s law went into and sometimes an expert operator from Only a tew cars still available. P'ice effect. Taft is the first President to each of the two telegraph companies. on Hotel street near Union. The cooking is superb your order at once. i make a similar tour, traveling on regu- President Taft's party, however, will lar trains, but his expenses will be pail be smaller than those of his two prede- and prices reasonable. fHE VON HAMM-YOUN- CO., LTD, by the government out of the $25,000 cessors who toured to the. Pacific. Mc- Agents. Congress recently, voted for his travel- Kinley was accompanied by his Secre- Fancy Mortor Silk Scarfs ing expenses. tary of State, Postmaster General, Sec- ibe-ga- n IN ALL COLORS AND SIZES. , Invitations from cities and towns retary of the Navy, Secretary of the David A. Dowsett to pour in upon him, from the mo-,me- Interior and Secretary of Agriculture. it became known that he con- Most of the cabinet members traveled K. L. WONG Headaches Are Unnecessary Why Endure Them? INSURANCE, ESTATE, LOANS templated a tour to the Pacific this au with the ladies of their families. All Bobinson Block, 32 Hotel St., and opp. REAL on a through dislike to take tumn. Some of these invitations ; told there were twenty guests the Bethel. No one endures headache willingly, but merely a 203 Judd Building. Phone 655. 'came to him while, as President-elect- , McKinley train, apart from quite as medicine, for fear it may be harmful. who employed some he was sojourning last winter at many more were in And it is wise to be careful about the medicine one takes, for health is 1000 invitations capacity in furnishing the country with Augusta, Ga. About Quality Counts very precious. were extended to him to visit as many a news report of each days' doings. j A car a Cnt millions of people have been relying on communities during the tour. Most of President's private is center Boses, Carnations and other For nearly twenty years j Congressmen!! of hospitality all the way from the At- Flower them were from mayors, but some were j to the Paeific seaboard when he , from chambers of commerce and other j lantic like commercial bodies. It was en- is on tour. There are committeemen MRS. E. M. TAYLOR Stearns' Headache Wafers ac- - to board his train before every station Can get Canes, Calabashes, Tapas, tirely impractical that he should r Tel. 339 Young Building Seed and Shell Leis and all Hawaiian cept more than a very'few of these in-- 1 at which he stops. They expect to be to give them relief from aching hads; they have never disappointed them; presented to him and to enjoy a few Curios at reasonable prices at vitations, but every invitation was t they are made today from the same pure, simple ingredients as at first; and away minutes of conversation. Senators and properly acknowledged and rued DEVELOPMENT GO. they have more friends thji ever before. time was at Representatives come aboard to travel VALTOLDPS for reference when the Will Headache hand to make up the route and the with the President while he is passing Therefore, you are exercising proper care when yon take Stearns' through particular territory they LIMITED. have and proved best. and Curio Depot, (schedule. When the President had the Wafers, for yon are using what millions of others tried Floral , come to Washineton in March Senators represent at Washington. STANGENWALD BUILDING. Don't enaure the headache; be kind. to yourself take Stearns' Headache Great as the activities in the Execu- F. B. McSTOCKEB - Manager 1113 Alakea Street, and Representatives were presenting Wafters. And see that yon get STEABNS' the genuine. Masonic Temple. him invitations daily. tive offices are in making ready for a P. O. Box No. 268. Cable: Develop THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1909. 10

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WE HAVE FIRST-CLAS- S MECHANICS AND THE Fleet Reception Invitations. he admitted that he had heard it," said 7 MOST MODERN EQUIPMENT. ALSO OUR CHARGES Invitations for the reception aboard Dr. Bartlett this morning. - "In the absence of official informa- W ARE MODERATE. Tennessee the flagships and West Vir- tion from headquarters at Washington, S ginia have been issued as follows: General Thomas, like myself, is doing The Officers of the all he can to silence or confirm the re- First Squadron port. United States Pacific Fleet, "Denver is certainly opposed to hav- Roya! Hawaiian Garage, Ltd Request the honor of your presence at ing Fort Logan dismantled and wiped a reception to be given on board out of existence and there will be the U. S. S. Tennessee and U. contemplated, but it looks as if the ; place was doomed. - Geo. S. Wells,' Mgr. S. S. West Virginia, Ala-ke- a Street Wharf, Not long ago the citizens and busi- On Tuesday evening, September the ness interests of Denver protested , against the reduction Logan 191. twenty-eighth- of Fort Hotel opp. Hawaiian Hotel. Phone from a regular army post recruit- St, From eight to --eleven o'clock. to a Dancing. ing station, and at that time assurances erne from Washington that the change Cards enclosed are to admit the bear- would be a benefit rather than a Kimonos, er and ladies, and admission to gentle- detriment to this community. As the Goats, men will be by card only. government had but recently bought water rights, costing $90,000, and had AS THE DEVIL SHUNS HOLY WATER U. S. S. Rainbow Damaged. advertised for bids for a reservoir which would cost $30,000 more, did rappers, o the Osteopath shuns "drugs and surgery." Osteopathy is a sys- CAVITE, August 18. Information it Parasols not seem possible any as- tem of healing, which treats the human body by manual therapeu- has reached here to the effect that the that further tic and naturopathic methods. Its unparalleled success speaks for sault upon the fort and Denver was U. S. S. Rainbow has been towed into contemplated, but it looks as if the ; AND ; : : itself. Hongkong, with her engines broken. place was doomed. It seems that the Rainbow left the The chamber of commerce has be-- Dr. F. Schurmann, Osteopath come Third Squadron, United States Pacific particularly active to head off such PONGEE SILK WAIST PATTERNS Specialty Treatment of the eyes osteopathically and fitting of glaaseB. fleet, at Cheefoo, China, and that she citizen will be asked to join in the was under orders to proceed direct to to Logan nouns Consulting, 2-- 3 p. m., Saturdays excepted. campaign keep Fort as it is Operating, 2 a. m. Telephone S3. Cavite, but while off the coast of For- today, even if it is to be only a recruit- 0 3- - 6 p. m.Cor. Seretania and Union Sts. mosa she encountered a severe storm, ing station. breaking her shaft and disabling her Tests for Submarines. engines. For. a time she was at the SAUSALITO, Sept. 11. The mercy of the seas, being , completely United lost as to ibearings, etc., until a tramp States submarine? Pike, and Grampus steamer hove in sight and towed her are now moored off the ferry dock here 1 j to Hongkong. At this latter port hasty preparing to test maneuvers NUUANU ABOVE HOTEL STREET. repairs are being made, and she is due bigin to leave that port on the 23rd instant, Monday. t - arriving0 at avite about the 26th. The Pike is commanded by Lieuten- The Rainbow left this port several ant B. Crittenden and the Grampus Torpedo months ago with tie Kotilla, H. Dodd. The United acting as mother ship to those vessels. J L;eutenailt R It now develops, however, that the tiny States tug Fortune accompanies the torpedo are in a more seaworthy little flotilla. The submarines have 1 craft ( condition than their would-b- e mother been und'erffoin? repairs at Mare ship. Island navy yird, and are now in per- Dead. Marine Sergeant maneuvers, mar--J rrt i ii rnr fect running rder for the CAVITE, August 17. Sergeant Stan- which will t'.ke place off California AT THIS MARKET ARE PARTICULARLY GOOD ton, of the Marine Corps at this stat- City, and also outside the heads. THE PLACE TQ SPEND WEEK-EN- D AT THE AND RID ion,- killed himself this morning. He The boats are of the Holland type THIS SEASON. TENDER FAT BEEP WELL had been absent from this post since BRAIN-FA- G and good results have already been YOURSELF OF IS AT HALEIWA. GOLF, Saturday last. Sergeant Stanton had COOLED IS SERVED PROMPTLY TO ALL been drinking heavily, and was sup- achieved. Trials of skill will be made SWIMMING, CANOEING, AND RIDING. THE MEALS AND posed to have been crazed by drink on the surface, with the deck exposed, when he committed the rash deed. and also "wash" runs, when the con- SERVICE ARE FEATURES. Oregon for Cavite. ning tower and the long tube called the eriseop alone stand above the V CAVITE, August 19. News has just surface reached this station from the United Then there will be diving tests, when States that the department has decided the subma-nn- e will fill her ballast tank to send the U. S'. S. Battleship Oregon with water and plunge beneath the sur- - W. F. HEILBRON, PROP. TELEPHONE 45. to this station, shortly after she has face to a depth not exceeding 150 feet J been placed in commission at the Navy In each boat are eight tanks, which Yard at Bremerton, Washington. hold in ail 16,000 pounds of compressed air, and t would be possible for men Dewey Praises Men. aboard to live for more than a week r - EXQUISITE IN EVERY RESPECT. FINE WASHINGTON, September 13. Ad- beneath the surface with the necessary CAN D Y miral" food and water. f George Dewey 's face glowed with HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR PACKAGE SPECIALTIES: WEAVE AND SHADES. FINE Between seven and nine tons of WRITING PAPER pleasure as he read today the reports Hickory Bar ...... 5c Hoarhound Drops 5c water are required to sink the subma- Gold Brick .'. FROM JAPAN. BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE PAT- of the splendid work being done by the when 5c Chocolate Life Preservers...... 10c rine beneath the surface, and it Waldorf Chocolates 5c Chocolate men in the Navy in their record target necessary to is Almonds 10c TERNS IN BRASSWARE. is rise the water forced ice Cream Chocolates , . 5c Chocolate Cream Nuts. 10c off out means compressed ...... and battle practice the Virginia by of the air, Cocoanut Morsells' 5c V2 lb. Chocolate Creams . which also used in discharging the ...... 25c capes. is Butter Scotch 5c 1 lb. Chocolate Creams...... 50c torpedoes. , , he said, as he "See that record," An officer and ten men are assigned JAPANESE BAZA pointed to an unofficial report which Pawaa Junction Store to each boat The eating and sleeping CORNER KING AND ALEXANDER STREETS. said that the battleship Louisiana had quarters are on board the tug Fortune, as submarines are only 63 in FORT STREET, NEAR made sixteen hits out of sixteen shots the feet CONVENT. at two targets. "That is a world beater length by 11 feet 6 inches amidships, ancr head room inside. feel great pride in manner there is little I the in "Bosides Lieutenant Crittenden on the whieh our men have acquitted them- Pike, there are Chief Machinist F. J. V DON'T selves. Our ships, are fine, too. Vice-Admir- al Wilson, Chief Electrician W. H. Essig, Uriu of the Japanese navy, and Chief Gunner's Mate R. J. Ryan and six of the crew. Under the com- w2S THINK Has New Lines of Summer who visited this country last spring, told me the Connecticut' was the best mand of Lieutenant Dodd of the Gram- d ' battleship he had ever pus are Chief Machinist Clyde Jordan, Chief Chief Gun- Before buying they realize too late that seen." .. Electrician J. Alden, Underwear, B. D. Athletic ner's Mate C. R. Noran, and also six V "More ships? of course we need more AN ARTICLE IS ships," declared Admiral Dewey. "We members of the crew. WHICH CHEAP IN PRICE need to keep our naval establishment IS ALWAYS CHEAP IN QUALITY. Pons Net and Lace Weave to the highest state of efficiency.' " J he Admiral to j referred the opinion THE BRIGHT 5IDE It is TRUE ECONOMY to buy the best, and this is es- YOUR SIZE held by seme authorities' that the United States should keep' a strong of life. It is a feeling common pecially the case with an article so seldom bought as the stove T?2 Hotel Street. Opposite Young' Hotel. battleship fleet on both the Atlantic to the majority of us that we and Pacific Coasts. That, he Dointed ' do not get quite the amount of BUY out, did not mean that these vessels alt happiness we are entitled to. IT should be in commission at the same ' Among the countless things WHY WEAR FADED CLOTHES? time, but that some should be held in THE reserve, which tend to make us more 01 Tt French Laundry is the agent for the F. Thomas Dyeing Works San available if needed." Francisco. .' NORFOLK (Va.), September 13. less miserable ill health takes SCIENTIFIC CLEANEBS AND DYEES. ' With their target and battle practices the first place. Xo doubt a P on the bourthern drill grounds com crippled liver with the result- 1 FRENCH LAUNDRY, J. Abadie, Prop. Phone pleted, fifteen battleships of Rear-Ad- - ing impure blood, is the cause of 1491 mirai bchroeder's combined Atlantic A A m X w in t S? r m fleet are today at anchor in Hampton more mental gloom than any roads coaling preparatory to their de- other single thing. And who , S Y parture a week hence for Tompkins-ville- can reckon up the fearful aggre- N. Y. gate of pain, loss and fear Inspecting Wireless Stations. from the many diseases T S which are familiar to mankind; "GARLANDS" are strong made THE REGAL VALLEJO, Sept. 8. Lieutenant Com- and durable in every part, being mander S. S. Robinson, recently de like a vast cloud it hangs over by the most experienced workmen. a multitude no one can number. possible amount tached from the cruiser Pennsylvania J "GARLANDS" give the best result with the of You can see these every- , and ordered to service with the bureau people fuel used. where. scarce- ! of equipment special J'or them life can "GARLANDS" have every convenience known to stove making. SHOE for wireless work, ly be said to have any has just completed an official inspection "bright '.'GARLANDS' ' are handsome and artistic in design. ' side" at all. Hence the eager- of the wireless system More "GARLANDS" are sold than any other stoves, which , proves gives perfect blending of style, at the Mare ness with which they search for I j their worth. fit and durability. Perfect island navy yard. relief and cure. Remedies lik6 He will inspect the other stations in j beauties in all shades for even- WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION ing wear. Suede shoes for this vicinity before going east. It is j have not attained their high po- $3.50 and $4.00. I expected that Commander V. S. Nelson, j inspector of equipment at Mare island, ' sition in the confidence of the Shoes repaired while you ' wait. will inspect all the wireless stations people by bald assertions and on, Ltd., from San Diego to Valdez, Alaska, boasting advertisements. They i within the next two months. are obliged to win it by doing An expedition is to be sent from the actually what is Mare island navy yard to the Philip- claimed for them. e&al That thi3 remedy deserves its I McCandless pines for the installation of wireless Building Corner King and Bethel. stations, but probably will not start reputation i3 conceded. It is an before next year. palatable as honey and contains - a mw MMK Assistant Civil Engineer Samuel Gor- all the curative properties cf COMPLETE NEW STOCK OF don, ordered to Mare island from Nor- pure Cod Liver Oil, combined folk, Va., has reported for duty as as- THE WORKER MUST BE sistant inspector of public works. with the Compound Syrup of n M WELL Hypophosphites ami the Extracts p May Dismantle Fort Logan. 8harp comPetition ever3 who worki snould of Malt and Wild Cherry. Xo-thi- ng e 0 to tiVhr dT.f be keyed up A persistent and seemingly authentic ciency' reward9 of bU8iness life has such a record of suc- J to the j to Jhe rumor, semi-offici- tinkers, the men and do things in character, was cess ia Scrofula, Inflnenza, mm better than other people. f I COTTON AND WOOLEN BLANKETS, WheD the h6alth circulated in Denver today that Fort Throat and Lung Troubles, and UstoZL brWrk " imIaired' whea ' the h neC68Sary Logan is to be entirely dismantled and emaciating complaints and dis- SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES, COMFORTERS AND PILLOWS. 1 6UStain the -- trength is whatever remains of its dignity as an j orders that tend to undermine KINDS OF BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS FROM $1.25 PER SUIT UP. r-fne- Wi8dm i9 ALL ip" t Pait f t0 be t once t 7 Srlj army post is to be moved to Cheyenne, the foundations of strength and by .S enditin' Ud ma be done more "Mainly BOYS' KNEE PANTS FROM 25c PER PAIR UP. the use or Says the Denver Post. j vigour, its use helps to show The rumor was of sueh force that it life's brighter Eide. Professoi NEW PATTERNS OF FLANNELETTES Steams' Wine of Cnrf impelled Dr. Frank L. Bartlett, pres- - I Reddy, of Canada, says: "I have SUITABLE FOR KIMONOS OR WRAPPERS. ideut of the Chamber of Commerce, to j much pleasure in stating that i call upon Gen. used in of debility -- C0Db8' BiarP tb. appetite, aids Earl D. Thomas, com-- 1 hve it cises - and found it to be a verv valu- 'it SSi'lrtr..r?,.toth- ated,and renews health and mander of the Department of the Col-- ' YEfE OHMM & C lu ino aste I able well as at TO A..," . 1" that its regular use is a n. n orado, to learn its true significance. remedy a3 pleasing . 08 .rare CORNER KING AND BETHEL STREETS. you get 8TEABXS ' tht genuine. "General Thomas could not confirm to take." You cannot, be disap the report which had so stirred me, but jointed in it. Sold 0? "hernisi ADVERTISING 1 you would like to be strong IFand robust there 's "only one thing to do make the stom- ach strong and digestion per- COMES HIGH fect. For this work you will there is nothing equal to ft Shop For Amateurs L County's Bill Runs More Than a Feature. Two Thousand Over the Fort Street, Below im W fl av W mT rWI mm vt m m 1 Errors HUM 1 I t K Appropriation. corrected and successes multiplied. King II C ElEEFATED S County Clerk Kalauokalani V original STOMACH j t estimate of a $500 deficit in the coun ty 's advertising account looks tame HERE compared with the actual figures, as OT! itte.rS ihey have finally been worked out. The $500 was eaten up long ago, and up to Its merit has been clearly proven date the $1000, originally-appropriat- ed NEXT MONTH THERE'S A during the past 56 years REASON and is to pay for legal advertising during the no longer an experiment. Try current six months, has already been it for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, exceeded to the extent of $1700. Costiveness, At Buddhist Malaria, Fever and that the end is not yet. Official Will Spend Ague. When the remains of the original Nine Days in the .$1000 began to look pretty small, the Centennial's supervisors tried the expedient of ap Islands. FOB SALE BT propriating the necessary advertising Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. ! Hollister Drug Co., money by means of resolutions. In Ltd. Soncho Otani, the future patriarch of , Chambers Drag Co, Ltd. this way an extra $200 was secured. . the great West Hongwanji Buddhist Hilo Drug Co, But when the bills began to mount up- and at all Wholesale Liqno.-- church of Japan, will arrive here on Dealers. ward in spite of the extra appopria-tions- , the Mongolia on October 10. The the county last assistant clerk prepar- mail from the mainland brought par ed a resolution, calling for a lump ap- ticulars concerning' the eoming visit of propriation of $2000. The appropria- the prince of the Buddhist church, and Is the tion was made, but now nnlv most popular flour in the Ledgers ther is local Buddhists are making some $200 of that last sum that will entertain remain alter the bills which already ment plans in accordance therewith. market. Journals have piled up have (been paid. The Rev. Imamura, head of the West The reason is' in the ; Even the little resolution appropriat- Hongwanji Mission in Hawaii, has gen ing the extra $2000 has cost the county eral supervision over the arrangements. some money, it ibeing necessary, flour Cash Books under and all plans will be itself. Good quality is the the law. to publish it fifteen timp.s h- - submitted to him fore tile money becomes available. for approval before, they are finajly in BESt M fact, In all kinds af blank As tne Jaw now stands, everv reso corporated into the program. During best advertisement. books for business use. We maiie iution appropriating money m a sum his stay here, Soncho Otani will be the a greater than $200, and every specialty of this line, and our ordinance, guest of Rev. Imamura. The distin prices are low. must De puDiisnea niteen times. Jjive times the resolution or ordinance must guished guest will probably continue be Dllblished before thn snnprvianrs can his voyage toward Japan on the Tenyo take final action. After the Mayor has Maru, which sails from here on Octo- amxea his signature, another (bunch of ber 19. Thus he will have publications, some nine OAT & MOSSMAN numbering ten, must be days to made before the ordinance or resolution spend in this Territory. MERCHANT STREET. becomes a law. The nature of the entertainment If. bv anv chance, a chancre shnntrl a which is being arranged for Soncho made in an ordinance after the first five Otani has not yet been made public. publications have Leading Grocers been made, another but it will be very elaborate, for the Phone 22 five publications are necessary. If, af- ter the Kfrrmr! Int fhe Af mrn-- imrtoa visitor is t.he highest official of the West LEWIS & CO. tne ordinance, and tne supervisors tail Hongwanji chureh who has ever been to pass it over his veto, the ten pub- here, and local members of the church LEADING GROCERS. r?o nothing. lications for KhmilfJ the are determined to make the occasion a KING STREET Mayor sign would the ordinance, it still memorable one. TELEPHONE 240 oe necessary to puDiisn it ten times, so the total number of publications Soncho Otani is the brother of the The Best Only. would number twenty; Many of these Count Kojui Otani, patriarch of the ordinances that nave lately been passed West Hongwanji Buddhist church. The IWAKAMI, are of considerable tcenes of Hawaii Scrap-Boo- length, and the cost patriarchate is for Your lt n hereditary, of twenty publications is something and, Count I JAPANESE GOODS. prerty suit. Kojui being childless, the honors and County Auditor Bieknell nut. a dignities will in I 1 Hotel and Bethel. nn . time revert to his stiff fight to secure the amendment of brother Soncho. Soncho Otani is just ' the law, relative to the publication of completing a tour of the world, A kodak will make visit Electric ordinances, during the last session of hav I a to, Hawaii Light Fixtures the Legislature, but he found himself ing left Japan shortly after the elose 1 unable to secure any modification. That of the Russo-Japanes- e war. live long in your memory. It will the repeated publication is ridiculous , UNION ELECTRIC CO. was pretty generally conceded, but for I also make some reason none of the lawmakers SECOND RIOT TRIAL money for you if you want 1 Harrison Block, Beretania Street. showed any great desire to make a change. . to sell prints of There seems but probability your pictures to Eastern little MAY I that the $200 yet available will last ENO THIS WEEK 1 New Pattern Hats through the current six months, and newspapers and magazines. the auditor is wondering where Also Shapes Heady for Trimming the county will find itself when the half The second trial of the alleged Wai Arrived in Manchuria. year is done. I pahu rioters is still going along quietly I Dunn's Hat Shop in Judge De Bolt's court, and there is Kodaks and Cameras ; rarely a breeze to ruffle the ealm Corner Fort and Beretania. AR LEIGH WAS ONCE sur face. The fiery outbreaks that have I Froml$1.00Up. characterized THERE IS ONLY ONE the former strike trials I A RAILROAD MAN have been conspicuously absent in this Peerless Preserving Paint trial, and as a conspmieiipe mnr-- v. I ter progress has been made. It is be- Kodak'films and supplies of all kinds. lieved that unless Office Fort St. opp. W. G. Irwin & Co something now not I The Pilot and Philadelphia Reading expected happens, the ease ma" h TEL. 281 : : : : : P. O. Box 757 Railway Men: Among the an end by the end of the present The defense is now I who have recently called at the Reading putting on its wit- Photo-upp- ly YOU HAVE nesses. Those who have testified are onoiulu I .Terminal to look up old was some Oo. SANITARY PLUMBING, friends of the defendants. ELECTRIC! A. B. Arleigh, of Honolulu. Eleven ' LIGHTS ' Everything Photographic ELEVATORS AND AUTOMOBILES years ago, after a continuous service of j Fort Street near Hotel WHY NOT ten years in the freight and passenger HIKE I VACUUM CLEANING Mr. Arleigh, according m IK Iw serviee, to his WILSON own story, concluded that the railroad FEAGLER BODIES P. O. BOX 101 was a slow road to wealth and prosper RING UP ity. Carefully considering the various channels through which he might better Are you satisfied with the Bargains in Furniture his Kidney condition, he resolved to make a Diseases Cause Half the Com- of your woodwork? bold stroke. Certain literature whicn mon Aches and His of t jappearance he had incidentallv come in : ;i,'Mi tait. Honolulu People. For Groceries Phone 76 X,rvst Wouldn't yoa like to see It look like aew without Visit our store if you want with gave him courage to believe that scratches and marred places? No matter what con- - furniture iui- iuue money. We can beat the me Hawaiian lsianas, better known at As one weak link weakens a chain, dition it is now in. an application of prices ot any store m town. Big stock that time as the Sandwich Islands, so weak kidneys would weaken the whole of furniture now on be a field that would welcome body Also the celebrated Bailey his eflorts. and hasten the final breaking New Combs . Woven down. Johnson's --via messes. Charsred more with erit anil determi "e Overwork, strains, cold nation than with worldly goods he lost WITH THE LATEST no time m causes injure the kidneys, and when IN BARBETTES arriving at the promised AND Prepared Wax land, wo years of mcir aciivuy 13 lessened the whole HATE GOODS AT i hard labor bore him V .. .3 "A. Complete such difficulties he returned to the uuuy sun era irom the mppss f nri MBS. TMt end Polith for Alt Wood" Honolulu Wire Bed Co. that poison D02IS E. PARIS, States. This was of not lone duration. circulated in the blood. will gin new Acnes 1150 Fort Street it life and beantr. All that you have nowever, tor in less than a year' he and pains and languor and to do is to first wipe the woodwork, Kapiolani Bldg., King and Alakea. was urinary ills come, and there is an avor. clean off dust back aeain to the land of snomr and dirt, apply Johnson's Wax with a dry cloth and and pineapples, increasing tendency towards diabetes polish where he entered into .3 J a. 1 T" 1 t 1 with our new device. Johnson's auu1 s Home-Mad- Polishing business for himself with such success iuiai jsrignt disease. There is no e Bread Mitt, or with a clean dry woolen cloth. Very CBong that his grandest anticipations were ex- reai neip ior the Batterer extent km simple, no waiting dry, Wall & Co. hey help. lor it to either. ceeded. Having acquired, through stren- FRESH DAILY. Johnson's uous labors and constant application Doan's Kidney Pills act directly on ll Prepared Was preserves and brlntrs to 1 out the natural bcautr of tha wnnri. JHo business, enough of the world's goods me juaneys ana cure every kidney ill. Pies, Cakes, Doughnuts, tir.nn DRY Here's the best evidence: for polishing floors, furniture, oil ninth GOODS to care for the future, he has placed of Baked Beans Saturday. It produces an Mrs. Mary E. Perrv. W. Eleventh PERFECTION HOME BAKERY, III Iflizz: S artistic, lasting nollsh to whr, rin- -t a his business in other hands and is now . Ill dirt will not adhere. prevents on ot.. iviiicnen. m. uak-.- sawr i im BERETANIA NEXT TO EMMA. It scratches from show his war on a trm arminrt the wnrld 'ir It will not crack, blister or peel off. expects to possible for me to express my gratitude Horses for He visit all the ririnfinal ' Prepared laro-oa- t Hire points of interest in Europe, Asia and to Doan's Backache Kidney Pills, as I Johnson's War Is thn D.inn : Saddle or Driving: T . J. 1 - nnany1 f r - reel mat thev have satrerl mxr lifo Oahu Ice & Electric Cc. world. It IS superior to ail others. S.vrr sailing irom japan fcacK After to the land of his prosperity. everything I tried had failed and Ask for copy of new booklet "The Proper Treatment CLUB STABLES the doctor said T was (miner tn rite th?a for Floors. Woodwork lhis is pretty eood for a railroader and Furniture. It will interest you. TeUs ail abous 1123 Fort St. Tel. 109 remedy 'helped me wonderfully.' wood finding. Johnson's wno was worn - . Mv Frecaxed Wax la sold and recommeiulsd by L accustomed to innumer- i j 1 . ICE delivered at any rity. able hours a dav for small ronores T?a- - Money complaint was no doubt m nart of the T Island erardless nf what the miKKn man thinlr herited. an sufferer! fmm it orders promptly filled. The Hawaiian was a small girl. I was told that I had Telephone 528, P. O. Box 600. Office, COMPLETE LINE OF Annual it goes to show that there are "at least Kewalo. JOHNSON'S WOOD FINISHES, some men among Bright 's disease in an acute form. My The Statistical us who can do thmg3 limbs and General Reference if they will dig up ambition enough became so badly swollen that I INCLUDING WOOD, DYES, FILLERS, ETC. Book of the Islands to try. coma not move ana sometimes I had ALL THE FITTINGS FOB to be assisted to turn over in bed, as I Hawaiian Folk Tales seemed to have no strength. $20,000 MOBTGAGE. There a retention of the kidney secretions nand jA collection of legends, finely illustrated An instrument was filed Regis my health was badlv run down. Hawaiian History. with Final Hawaiian Yester- trar Merriam yesterday by whieh Al- ly my husband procured a box of days i Doan's Backache TCirlne-p- - Pilla Mobiles m. fred W. Carter and his wife, Edith N. fnr Lewers & Cooke, Ltd. I Hawaii and Its Volcanoes and I can say they did me a world of ith many Carter, mortgage to the First Ameri- good. Sinee SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO., LTD. others of current and rare can taking this remedy I feel S. out of print works may Savings and Trust Co. of Hawaii, better than have in years." 177 KING STREET. be had at large HVmnln I Ltd.. a amount of m r.rnn. Drtan'a Balraehe TCirlneir PilTa n erty for the sum, of $20,000. The prop sold by all druggists and storekeepers Thrum's BooR Store erty mortgaged is land at Funnni, Ho- at on cents per nox (six boxes I(A nolulu: 3.65 aCTPS $2.50) PAU NANA 1063 at TTflnshnln TTnnn. or will be mailed on reeeint. nf tw FORT STREET . lulu; 1.02 nrie acres on Tantalus, and 1.42 the Hollister Drug Co., Honolulu, whole- The acres at the corner of Judd and Recognized Headquarters for Liliha sale agents for the Hawaiian Islands. your croctr can't racnbr von. ! streets. The mortgage is to run t.tcn If Hawaiiana Remember the name, Doan's, and motifTv years. take no Read the substitute. FXEJX It WALDS09 FHOKE 13 "Advertiser," World's News Daily THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1909.

I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE feoduct or a By Authority FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TER- Fire HAWAIIAN SUGAR RITORY OF HAWAII. Insurance B. Honolulu, T. H., September 17, 1909. IN CHAMEBES. NO. 3606. THE F. DILLINGHAM CO (Fnt Bakery Alfalfa Hay RESOLUTION. LTD. ove's Tsuta Watanabe, Libellant, vs. Heisa-k- u BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of General Agenta for Hawaii: Pub! HAWAIIAN GROWN Watanabe, Libellee. Libel in EXTRAJIIEND Supervisors of the City and County of Divorce. Atlas Assurance 'Company of Londoa. All hay, no Btones or rubbish. New York Underwriters Agency. Goods; 2&kt Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that Notice of the Pendency of. Suit. 100-lb- . compressed. Providence Washington Insurance Com- HA"5 In bales not Price $25 a ton the sum of Two Thousand ($2,000.00) Notice is hereby given that the pany. Vo Price of Stock Takes Upward Dollars and is above entitled cause is now pending CALL ON YOUR DEALER OR be hereby appropriated out of the General Fun'd for the pay 9nd that said Court aas ordered that THE CUSHMAN MARINE MOTOR, Deli Jump in Consequence of MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1909. at mo Pilot ment of claims for advertising for the Saloon The Pond Dairy 9 o'clock a. m. in the Court Room -- horsepower, weighs 145 lbs. A little' fail. Announcement. period ending December 31, 1909. of this Court in the Judiciary Build- wonder. Can seen 890 be at NeilPs work- mi TEL. Presented by Supervisor Daniel Logan. ing, City and County of Honolulu, shop, 135 of : Merchant street. Pilot and The foregoing Resolution was, at a Territory of Hawaii, as the time and Machinery repaired, ship and general The promised extra dividends on Ha- Regular Adjourned Meeting of place for the hearing of libellant 's blaeksmi thing, gasoline engines, etc. the petition and libel praying that she be Soda Crackers MRS. J. ROSENBERG waiian sugar were announced yester- Board of Supervisors of the City and granted a decree of divorce absolute day. On the 30th of this month, 3 per County of Honolulu, held on Friday, ,rom her said husband. Win. G Irwin & Co., Ltd. NEW YORK and PARISIAN September 17, 1909, ordered passed to Dated, Honolulu, T. H., September cent, will be paid, and on December 14, 1909. are for sale by the following irme: print on the following vote of the said AGENTS FOR THE Novelties 15 dividend of like size will be By order of Ihe Court: another Board: Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, HENKT MAT ft CO. Floor. J. A. THOMFSON, Enf. Alexander Young Bldg.. Second made. Both of these are in addition Ayes: Ahia, Aylett, Cox, Kane, Lo Clerk. land. J. M. LEVY ft CO. dividend of per cent., Scottish Union & National to the regular la gan, .Mecieiian, Qman. Total 7. Thompson Clemon3 for libellant. Insnranet T. H. DAVITS ft CO. Co. of Edinburgh, Scotland. payable on the loth of each month. Noes: None. 8456 Sept. 15, 22, 29, Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27 H. HACKFELD ft CO. The Upper .Rhine Insurance Con Ltl FLEET That the extra dividend would be D. KALAUOKALANI, JR., Commercial Union Assurance Co, Ltd, O. DAT ft CO. OF FOOT, some J. declared, has been rumored for Clerk, City and County of Honolulu. SPECIAL SHAREHOLDERS of London. OON3ALVE8 ft CO. Our boys get there in the shortest time, but the directors have steadily space of time. 8461 Sept. 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 MEETING. possible declined to make any authoritative WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. Territorial Messenger Service statement in regard to the matter. The PARAGON MARKET ISLAND C. Brewer & Company, Ltd. TELEPHONE 361 plantation is flourishing, the estimate OF LANAI. SUGAR FACTORS AND r3 Pursuant to for this year has been exceeded by a an order of the Vice COMMISSION AGENTS N President of this Corporation, a Special , LUUCEA-UmO- BERXTANIA. substantial margin, and the extra divi- Notice is hereby given that no shoot- Management Meeting of the shareholders will be Under logical ing of game 'will be allowed on the Wm. G. ..President Regal Shoes dend is the result. Island of Lanai. held at the offices of the Corporation in Irwin...... Honolulu, on John D. Spreckels...lst Vice President SHOES THAT PROVE. The announcement of extra dividends G. IRWIN"." THURSDAY, SEPTEM- M. FRED'K W. KLEIN ARE THE M. BER 23rd, 1909, 10 W. Giffard...... 2nd Vice President had an immediate noticeable effect Honolulu, Sept. 21, 1909. 846i at o'clock in the H. M. forenoon of that day for the following Whitney .Treasurer particularly to the meal upon the price of the stock. One small purposes, to Richard Ivers ...... Secretary and catering Regal Shoe Store Proposals for Cold Storage. Office wit: D. G. block was sold at 50, an advance of $2 ..(i) Election of officers to fill vacan- May...... Auditor seeds of families. Depot Quartermaster, Honolulu, H. T., CORNER UNO. AND BETHEL. over the figure whieh the last prior cies ; 1GENTS at Sept. 21, 1909. Sealed proposals in FOR (2) Amendment of the By-Law- s of sale was made, but there was no anx will of- Oceanic Steamship Company, San triplicate be received at this tne corporation : Fnuu Superior Quality iety to let go at. the price. The closing fice until 10 a, m., September 28, 1909, ci8co, CaL MANILA CIGARS (3) Such other business as may prop Baldwin Locomotive quotation was 50 bid, 51 asked. and then opened for the rental of 2 Works, PhiladeJ- - NOW FIVE CENTS erly come Detore tne meeting consistent pnia, rsL. rooms storage. J; or s. - Excellent Service Bids of 116.50 failed to procure any tor cold further witn tne uy-L.aw- particulars apply to M. N. FALLS, Hakalau Plantation Company. Waialua stock yesterday. Owners were E. F. BISHOP, Hilo Sugar Company. Fitzpatrick Bros. Captain Quartermaster, U. S. A. Secretary, C Brewer & Company, Ltd. 2-- Honolulu Plantation Company. holding out for 117.50, and any lesser 8462 Sept. 23, 24, 25, 27, 28 Dated Honolulu, September 9, 1909. Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Cojipaaw. TWO .STORES offer had no attractions for them. Be 8451 ' Boys' Clothing Proposals - Kilauea Sugar Plantation Company. fore the session, one small sale was for rental of Storehouse. Olowalu Company. Office Depot Quartermaster, Honolulu, ' SPLENDID LINE AT THE CURIO SALOON made at 116.50. SPECIAL MEETING Paauhau Plantation Company. IS THE Sept. 20, 1909. Sealed proposals, in Waimanalo Sugar Honolulu Rapid Transit common, of triplicate, will be received at this office Of Stockholders of Paia Plantation. Company. Ths Kash Co.. Ltd. which the last recorded sale was at 80, until 10 a. m., Sept. 28, 1909, for the Saloon and the last previous bid 86, took rental of one two story brick building C. BREWER & CO., HOTEL AND FORT. Orpheum By order of the Board of Directors LTD. sharp upward move, and fif teen shares for use as a Subsistence Storehouse and of Paia Plantation, a special meeting FORT STREET office. For further information apply sold at 90. There were no more in of the Shareholders will be held' at the Sugar to the undersigned. M. N. FALLS, office Factors and at even clos- of the corporation, Stangenwald COMMISSION sight that price, and the Capt. Q. M., U. S. A. Building, Honolulu, on Thursday, MERCHANTS MO! HALE ' the EDWARD EVERETT ing quotations were 90 bid, 91 asked. 8461 Sept. 21, 22, 23, 24, 27, 23 14th day of October, 1909, at 10 o'clock List of Officers One shares of a. C. M. Cooke, President; George M. hundred and fifteen IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE m., for the purpose of increasing the COMPLETE WORKS. Capital Stock Company such Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop, Oahu sugar went at the rate of 32, a y FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY of the and Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. Mae-farlan- e, LUMBER price which has been well fixed OF other business a3 may come before the Brown & Lyon Co. pretty HAWAII. AT CHAMBERS. meeting. Auditor; P. C. Jones, C. M. from Washington of late. The closing bid, however, was IN PROBATE. A eargo of lumber ' YOUNG) BETA XNG. E. E. PAXTON, Cooke, J. R. Gait, Directors. mills has just been received, by us. 31.875. Section Director. quan- In the Matter of the Estate of CHAR- Secretary, Paia Plantation. We can fill your order for .any Two small sales of Hawaiian Pine Honolulu, September 17," 1909. 8461 tity. LES MONTAGUE .COOKE, De- Jewelry apple were made between boards at 28 ceased. Notice of Hearing Peti- KOQLAU RAILWAY. Jade ihe burning during the session was tion for Probate of Will. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Designs TIME SCHEDULE. Chinese and European 27.75, but; there was none in sight at UNITED STATES. FOE THE "Documents to DADLY, EXCEPT WO the price, owners holding out for 28.25 purporting be the Last TERRITORY OF HAWAII. SATURDAY, BO W.U and Testament and Codicil there- SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS City Mill Co., Ltd THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Hotel, between Maunakea and Smith to of CHARLES MONTAGUE COOKE, ' KEKAULIKE STREET Plaintiff, vs. JOSEPH WHIT-MARSH- ; ave Kahana for Punaluu, deceased, having on the 31st day of HANNAH WHIT xfauula, Laie, Kahuku and August, A. D. 1909, been presented to J. Way TO REAL ESTATE MARSH, wife of JOSEPH WHIT-MARSH- ; Stations at 12:00 M. SUPERIOR said Probate Court, and a Petition for KAMAKA WHIT Arrive Kahuku at.... 1:00P.M. Exactly TRANSACTIONS Probate thereot, praying tor the is MARSH; ANNA WHITMARSH Returning: Right suance of Letters Testamentary to Leave Hau- - ALL OTHERS and SAMUEL WHITMARSH. un- Kahuku for Laie, Anna C. Cooke, C. Montague Cooke, known heirs at law of PETER nla, Punaluu, Kahana and CONSOLIDATED SODA WATEZ and Clarence H. Cooke, hav Way Stations FEL Entered of Record September 21, 1909. Junior, WHITMARSH, deceased; WIL- at 1:45P.M. ing been filed by said C. ' Montague Arrive Kahana at.. 2:45 P.M. WORKS CO, LTD. Kaaha Kaeo to Mrs Kalani Kaha- - LIAM KEKA; S. AOKI; MARIE Cooke, Junior, and Clarence H. Cooke; M. PA A; KAIAMA KEKA; SATURDAY, SUNDAY TELEPHONE 7L lewai ...... D IT IS ORDERED, that Monday, the A I! The Silent Barber Shop W to Agrcl JAMES AKO, attornev in fact for AND HOLIDAYS : J Kahopukahi Lahaina fourth day of October, A. D. 1909, at is Try a Bottle of D JOSEPH WHITMARSH; THE a Hotel St., opposite Union. Co, Ltd 9:30 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the TERRITORY OF HAWAII; JOHN Leave Kahana for Punaluu, Laniwahine K Ezera and hsb to Court Room of said, Court in the Judi- Hauula, Laie, Kahuku and Dandruff Killer Magoon M BROWN, JAMES BLACK, MARY Pacta's J Alfred ...... ciary Building in the City and County BLUE and JANE PURPLE, un- Way Stations at ...... 11:00 A.M. Charles A Hartwell to Alfred W of Honolulu, be and the same is here known owners and claimant; 1:30 P.M...... vr It-- keepsT4t3 scalp clean. Carter and wf ...... Eel by appointed the time and place for JOHN D. PARIS? M.RY 3L Arrive Kahuku at...... 11:58 A.M. ODIKIH Alfred W.Carter and wf to First proving aid Will an hearing said aPARIS; J. 1. PARtS, JUNIOR ol ij$ue ? alFDruggists and Pacheeo'a Am Ssjv & Tr Co of Haw, Ltd. . ii application. ' land HANNAHPARIST BeavKahaSa for Laie. HJm- - " Defndanta -- -- ,i Border Shop, Fort GU William R Castle and wf to Anna . 1909, ula Punaluu, Kahana and ' Dated, Honolulu, August Jlst, t M Cook ...... D By Order of the Court. " j uvaiivum av...... ixtiu x K R. W. THE PRESIDENT Perkins Hawaii Railway Co, Ltd to M V J. A. THOMPSON, OF THE UNITED 3:00 P.M. I, Hotel Fort Sts...... STATES GREET Co.; and Eodenhnrst and wf . .Rei Clerk. OF AMERICA, Connections are made at Kahuku with Cliesliig W V Rodenhurst and wf to Hawaii SMITH & LEWIS, 1NG: the O. R. & L, Co.'s 9:15 a. m. train 1 D STOCK OF Railway Co, Ltd ...... Attorneys for Petitioners. To WITMARSH; HANNAH from Honolulu, and the 2:20 p. m. train, cleaned and & JOSEPH Gentlemen's Suits SHOWCASES Gear, Lansing Co, by Trs, to. 8444 Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22. wife which arrives in the city at 5:30 p. a. - pressed, four times per month or $1.50. D J, WHITMARSH, of JOSEPH IN THE Berna J Noblitt ...... WHITMARSH; KAMAKA WHIT JANUARY 1, 1909. guaranteed WEST. Kaukukala and wf to John Mana.. D NOTICE TO CREDITORS. MARSH; ANNA WHITMARSH and J. J. DOW LING, E. S. POLLISTER, Work L L McCandless and wf to Mana. D HARRISON BUDDING, Beretania Ave. 320 S. Los J SAMUEL WHITMARSH, unknown Superintendent G. P. k T. A. Angeles St., Estate of Charles J. Biart. heirs at law of PETER WHITMARSH, 1- Recorded Sept 4, 1909. The undersigned having been duly deceased; WILLIAM KEKA; S. AOKI; Fred Harrison, Pres. E. A. DontMtt, Los Angeles, CaL, U. S. A. OAHU RAILWAY. V. Pres. W. W. Hams, Treas. L L McCandless and wf to John appointed, administrator of the Estate MAKlifl M. PAA; KAIAMA KEKA; WRITE FOR CATALOG NO. 2. Kamaka et al, D; int in por gr 464 Charles hereby JAMES AKO. attorney in for TIME TABLE Qi See, NOW READY. of John Biart, notice is fact it'--- C. Bartlett, Auditor, A. V. Gear, and pc land, Waikane, Koolaupoko, Oa- given to all creditors of said deceased JOSEPH WHITMARSH; THE TER OUTWARD. hu. $1, etc. B 317, p 339. Dated April RITORY OF t JOHJS to present their claims duly authenti HAWAII; For Waianae, Waialua, Kahnfcv aid 1909. , t Real Estate Exchange Ltd. 10, cated and with proper vouchers, if any BROWN, JAMES BLACK, MARY Way Stations 9:15 a. m., "3:20 j. n. t Paul Muhlendorf by attys to Notice, exist, even if the claim be secured by BLUE and JANE PURPLE, unknown Reg For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way Picture Hats Notice; applcn for Title of pors mortgage on real estate, to the under owners and claimants: JOHN D. Stations 17:30 a. m.,. 9:15 a. EXCLUSIVELY REAL ESTATE. ap o, kul PARIS; MARY C. PARIS; nt, oOll, Kalihi, Honolulu, Oahu. signed at his office xn the Capitol at J. D 11:15 a. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. dl, 82 S. King St. Opposite Union GrQL Swell styles just in. B 321, p 487. Dated Sept 4, 1909, PARIS, JUNIOR, .. and HANNAH Honolulu, within six months from this 5:15 p. m.j J9:30 p. m., fll p. m. mms power Paul Muhiemtorf by Regr, Notice; date, being the date of the first pub- PARTS, Defendants. For Wahiawa 9:15 a. m., and S:lt of discontinuance in Land Reg Court lication cf or will be You are hereby directed to appear, p. m. Republic Boston Building . this notice, they Case No 158. B 321, p 489. Dated barred. and answer the Petition in an action forever above, INWARD. Sept 4, 1909.. : Dated Honolulu, August 25, 1909. entitled as brought against you at Wai- 61 i Ana Ikaia and hsb to Hattie K Ha C. R. 11 EM EN WAY, in the District Court of the United Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, pai (Mrs), D; int in pe land, bldg, Administrator of the Estate of Charles States, in and for the Territory of alua and Waianae 8:36 a. m., 6:30 furniture, etc, Aamakao, N Kohala, John Biart, Deceased. Hawaii, within twenty days from and p.. m. , after service upon you of a certified Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and Stepney Hawaii. $1, etc. B 319, p 193. Da 843S August 23, Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22, 1909 ted July 16, 1909. - copy of Plaintiff's Petition herein, to rean uiy a, m., 0:00 . ., Ki: 10:38 a. jao p. 4:31 p. m., First Bank of Hilo Ltd to Masayo AUFGEBOT. gether with a eertifid copy of thi m., 1:40 m., 82-10- 5:31 p. m. AND KEEP HEALTHY. Arakawa, A M; mtg I E Ray on Summons. m., 7:30 p. i:. land, Hilo, Hawaii. $2500. B 325, p And you are hereby notified that -l- Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa Der Schmiedemeister Lud - 1. Dated July 28, 1909. Friedrieh ess you appear and answer as above 8:36 a. m. and 5:31 p. m. I E Ray by mtgee to L Ahip, D; wig Riedel in Trieb als Anwesenheits required, the said Plaintiff will takf The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hou- r it i pfleger des Karl August Weiehselbaum, first-clas- s honored), 82-10- land, rent, etc, Front Bt, Hilo, judgment of condemnation of the landi train (only tickets Associated Garage Consult Us mit Genehmigunsr des Vormund- - for Hawaii. $2200. B 317, p 340. Dated hat described in the Petition herein and leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:21 , schaftsgeriehts beantragt, Advertising Aug 28, 1909. for any other relief demanded in the a. m.; returning, arrives in Honolulu LT3. Ideas den am 9ten Juni, 1869, in Oster-hage-n stops only 1 E Ray by mtgee to Masayo Ara Petition. at 10:10 p. m. The Limited i . THE CHAS. R. FRAZIER CO. am Harz geborenen, zuletzt in and Waianae. P IZSXCSAXT AMD SIXXO? ITS. Fore 82 100a WITNESS the Honorable SANFORD at Pearl Citv 122 - - kawa, Affdt; land, Front Llsterberg wohnhatt ,gewesenen Dailv. Sunday. Sunday Only. KING ST. Phone 371 st, p 2. ; B. DOLE, Judge of said District tEx. 1 .Hilo, Hawaii. B 32o, Dated bchlossergesellen, lvarl August Weieh G. DENISON, F. C. SMITH, Aug 30, 1909. Court, this 26th day of June in the P. selbaum der vor vielen Jahren ange-blic- h Superintendent. G. P. & T. A. L Ahip and wf to First Bank of Hilo year of our Lord one thousand nine nach den zu den Vereinigten V hundred and nine and Ltd, M; a land, Front st, Hilo, of the in Staaten von Nordamerika gehorigen dependence of the United State ES THE STfiR Hawaii. $2000. B 325, p 4. Dated Sandwichinseln HONOLULU IRON WORKS iNiill ausgewandert ist. im the one hundred and thirtv-thir- d Aug 30, 1909. Wege des Auf gebotsverfahrens fur COMPANY. WALL, NICHOLS CO, LTD. Merchant Tailor Moses K Kipi to Elizabeth K Victor, (Signed) A. E. MURPHY, - tot zu erkiaren. FORT AND MERCHANT. Dyeing, Cleaning- and Repairing all D; int in kuls 2663 and 2664, rents, Clerk. kinds of Clothes. workmen. Der Vorgenannte Verschollene wird (Endorsed) "No. 60 District Court Machinery, Pipe, Galvaniiei Skillful etc, Pohakunui, etc, Hilo, Hawaii. $10, aufgefordert, sich spatestens in dem Black Best in Town. All work Guaranteed. B p 1909. of the United States for the Territory Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron and Steel, En- 317, 341. Dated Aug 6, auf The RAMBLER and REGAL Telephone 182. Give us a CalL jr Olaa Sugrar Co Ltd to Manuel de of Hawaii. United States of Arner gineers' Supplies. den 4ten Februar, 1910, vormittags ica vs. Joseph Sum- So. 208 Beretania St near Emma' St. a Whitmarsh, et al. OFFICE Nuuanu Street Coito Sr, D; lot 1, 1 land, bldgs, 11 Uhr, vor dem unterzeihneten Ger-icht- e mons. ete, Olaa, Puna, Hawaii. $1, etc. B Robert W. Breckons, Plaintiff 'i WORKS Kakaako. AUTOMOBILES anberaumten Aufgebotstermine zu Attorney. Filed Julv 9, 1909. 317, p 342. Dated Sept 3, 1909. melden, wiedrigenfalls die Todeserk- - Olaa Sugar Co Ltd to Antonio de A. E. MURPHY, larung erfolgen wird. . Clerk. WItIG Fontes, 1 16-10- K. A. WTLDEX CH0NG CO. D; lot 20, land, bldgs, An alle, die Auskunft uber Leben und By (Signed) A. A. DEAS, Asm ver-moge- n, etc, Olaa, Puna, Hawaii. $1, etc. B Tod des Verschollenen zu erteilen Deputy SHEBA ; KOA FURNITURE. 317, p 345. Dated Sept 3, 1909. Clerk.'' ergeht die Aufforderung, spate Territory of Hawaii, City of Ho-- ) Exquisite Models. Olaa Sugar Co Ltd to Frank Mureira, stens im Aufgebotstermine dem Ger- - nolulu. 25-10- 0a )s. will soon be at the helm which steers EUREKA D; lot 3, 1 land, bldgs, etc, lchte Anzeige zu maehen. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,) ;!:! King Street, Next to Bethel. Olaa, Puna, Hawaii. $1, etc. B 317, Elsterberg, den 15ten Juni, 1909. policy of the leading Japanese p I, A. E. MURPHY, Clerk of the Dis the PERFECTION ROOF PAINT 347. Dated Sept 3. 1909. Koniglich sachsisches Amtsgericht. trict Court of the United States Olaa Co L'td to C Medei- - of newspaper of the Territory. His poliey Sugar Joe , S459 America, in and for the Territory and ros, D; lot 11. 1 land, bldgs, etc - District of Hawaii, do hereby certify and course has been endorsed by the .is the Best, Cheapest and Freshest Olaa. Tuna, Hawaii. $1, etc. B 317, jrostai tor booklet to P. O. Box 93. BEKANNTMACHUNG. the foregoing to be a full, true and best Japanese people as is shown by p 3oO. Dated SSept 3, 1909. correct copy of the original Summons THEO. H. DAVTES & CO, Agents. nuiRiiuO. Olaa Sugar Co Ltd to Manuel Enos. Alle Deutschen. die sich militararzt m case of The United States of Ameri;a the tremendous increase in the circu- LIMITED. D; lot' 12, land, bldgs, etc, Olaa! la lieh ixntersuchen lassen mussen, behufs vs. Joseph Whitmarsh, et al., as tVe not Puna, Hawaii. $1, etc. B 317, p 352, - lation of the SHINPO. If you are MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOCIATION. Feststellung lhrer Mihtardienst- Taug same remains of record and on file in jjated s?ept 3, 1H09. 'liehkeit. konnen bis zum 21. Septem the office of the Clerk of said Court a subscriber for the use of your em- CITY MAUSOLEUM. Olaa Sugar Co Ltd to Manuel Ba- - IN ber. 1909. einsehliesslie.h diese Unter WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here- ployes your name today. poza, D; "lot 13, la land, bldgs, etc snchung durch den z.Zt. hier anwesen unto set my hand and affixed better enter THIS PAPER Is kept on file a uiaa. runa, Hawaii. $1. etc. B 317 den Arzt Herrn Dr. Carl Hofmann auf (Seal) the seal of said Distriet THE DAKS AD p .335. - Dated Sept 3, 1909. hiesigem Konsulat vornehmen lasson. Court this l?.th day of July, VEETISING AGENCY, INO, 427 South James Kanaeholo and wf to Onomea 1909. D. 1909. TINT Honolulu, den 17. September, A. AUTO STAND, aiain at., Angeles, and 12 Geary Sugar Co, M; int in por R P (gT) 1028 GEO. A. MURPHY, HAWAII SHINPO St- San is RODIEK, (Signed) E. - Francisco, where intmf Puueopaku. Hilo, Hawaii. $30. B 325, Deutseher i.v, Clerk Phone 609. advertising can Kaiserlich Konsul, of United States District Court, be made for it. p 6. Dated Aug 21, 1909. 8459 Territory of Hawaii. Smith St., Between King and Hotel