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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU, June 21. Last 24 Hoars' Rainfall, trace SUGAR 96 DegTee Test Centrifugals, 4.40c. Per Ton, $88.00. Temperature, Max. 79; Min, 70. Weather, cloudy to fair. 83 Analysis Beets, Us. 4d. Per Ton, $88.00. ' KSTBlilHrih;U J'-.-i k. is vr i a Jk. W I IX I W m I- , TERRITORY, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1908. PRICE FIVE CENTS. ALII LAID TO REST WITH STANCH IMPOSING CEREMONIES HAWAII ARRIVES AT SAN PEDRO

French Deputies and Senators Who Voted for Separation of Church and State Are Excommunicated Anna Gould and Her Prince Go to England.

4 f (Associated Prea Cablegram.) SAN PEDRO, June 22. The yacht Hawaii arrived here last night after an uneventful voyage.

The Hawaii Yacht Club's Transpa- - The Hawaiian entry In the first cific entry, Hawaii, was cabled lant Transpacific yacht ra-J- e held two years night as having arrived at San Pedro, ago. La Paloma, leit here on April 14, She left here on June 2 about two 1906, at 2 p. m., and arrived at Ban o'clock and has made the 2300-mi- le trip Francisco on May 13 at 7 p. m., thm in 19 days, averaging 115 knots a day. (Continued on Taga Three.) THE CHURCH STRETCHES FORTH HER MAILED HAND

: ; ' 2 W V;------V' "J,-:-- . . PARIS; June 22. The Deputies and Senators who voted for the separation of church and state have been excommunicated. Action in the determined purpose of the French government antl the French neoole to secure complete separation of church and state - j ' has been going1 on for abotitstnree years. Since the first action was taken there has been a general election the result of which proved that the course of the government was approved by the French peo- 1 ple. There have been a few riots and demonstrations against this : , Advertiser Photo. course, but the government seems to have conducted itself with THE POOLA-DRAW- N CATAFALQUE SURROUNDED BY KAHILIS AS THE PROCESSION MOVED ALONG KING STREET AFTER LEAVING moderation, and a spirit of conciliation as to means, while swerving THE CAPITOL. not at all from its purpose. It is doubtful if these excommunica- tions wj.ll have any other effect than to strengthen the hands of the ings of the old Hawaiian invocations ceremony, for much of it was in Latin, government. at other times. outside the Capitol building there were Anti while the office for the 4ead hundreds upon hundreds gathered in was being said within the throne room, the park, arrayed along the building's ANNA GOULD AND PRINCE Pomp and Ceremony, the Church's Stately where all heads were bowed with the front, lined along the lawns under the weight of thought suggested by the cocoanuts and wedged against the SAGAN OFF TO ENGLAND Office for the Dead, a Forest of Kahilis, sound rather than the word of the on Page Two.) PARIS, June 22. Prince Sagan and his wife, formerly Anna ILL FlflST SEE VISITORS HAVE ENJOYED Gould, have gone to England. hint to Create a Great Pageant. . riuipn i The affairs of Anna Gould with her husband Count lioni de rUNLHA L CMS BEING LEFT ALONE Castellane, and since her divorce from him with Prince Sagan, have filled considerable space in the newspapers both of Europe and America. She is the daughter of the late Jay Gould. a good in Hono- Since King Kalakaua's remains were would look astonished at such a turn- R. K. Bonine, who returned from "We have had time lulu and we expect to have a good time borne to their final depository there out, as Honolulu yesterday observed, Maui with his moving picture camera yes- from now on around the world. Now has been nothing In local history so in honor of a departed alii. In line to secure photographic details of WILL IT OUT we been detached from the TAFT FIND impressive as was yesterday's magnifi- there were marines and sailors of the terday's funeral, has already developed that have main fleet we been given a cent spectacle of the ceremonies and United States battleships Maine and the exposed films and is greatly pleased have chance secure, to do what we want." procession of the funeral of the late Alabama, soldiers from Fort Shafter, at what he has been able to THE LATTER PART OF JULY being This is the general sentiment of the Prince David Kawananakoa. men of the National Guard of Hawaii, the result of his photographing pa- quite as majority of the officers of the battle-shin- s were twenty-fiv- e hun- the members of all the Hawaiian as satisfactory could have leaves to the Yale Com- In line there been hoped for. Mr. Bonine will leave Maine and Alabama, as express- CINCINNATI, June 22.Taft attend Ha-waiia- triotic and beneficial societies, men and dred men and women, nearly all j today for Hawaii, going to Kawaihae mencement. women, and Territorial of- ed last night by one of the officers of while perhaps the largest Federal j and Humuula to secure more sheep and the former vessel. The fact is that the He will be formally notified of the nomination by the Committee crowd Honolulu has ever seen lined ficers, the consular representatives of , cattle scenes, unique opportunity ex- -; officers and men of these two battle- appointed for the purpose, in Cincinnati, July 20. lanais, and roofs many nations, friends and r?latives of isting at both these places for securing ships, and presumably those of the the streets, balconies ! interesting views. While on Hawaii he ships passage great the Prince, and all or nearly all of ' other fourteen that made the to observe the of the will do some dark-roo- m work, making on island who were in- - iny run up and down the South American parade, a parade that was as dignified those this positives out of the state funeral nega- coast, have been so feted and received THE INJUNCTION PLANK as it was impressive, and as impres- way connected with the monarchial tives in time to show these at Hilo on and banqueted at so many different as was magnificent. government or who were identified the Fourth of July for the first time. places since last December that they sive it After Hilo has seen the reproduction IS BY BRYAN Twenty-fiv- e people edged with Hawaiian government affairs have become surfeited with luxuries DERIDED thousand of the scene enacted before the Capitol things a when these islands were ruled by and crave the ordinary fon the curbs, crowded the windows and yesterday afternoon and watched by while for a change. From no one filled verandas and balconies from the royalty. many thousands of Honolulans, the aboard the battleships are there any LINCOLN, Neb., June 22. Bryan in his statement regarding Capitol grounds all along King street The throngs that bordered the streets people of the other islands will also sentiments to be heard but of appre- the Republican platform derides the injunction plank. be given an opportunity of seeing for up Xuu-an- u leading to the mausoleum were im- ciation for the various honors shown to Nuuanu, and aTl the way themselves the pageant on the moving pressed to quietness, nor was there any V'hem en route and for the way in to . the verygates of the royal piicture screen. which the people of many nationalities mausoleum. rushing ahead to catch up with the have honored the United States MATCHED TO FIGHT FLEET On King street, neir the exit of the line; indeed the line was too long for through entertaining them, but honey grounds, sidewalks were that and kept all still to see it pass LIST OF INVITATIONS cloys and there can be too much of a palace the good thing, evidently. WEEK IN MELBOURNE , entirety. And the processioners Mocked and the large park enclosed by in its Honolulu has given the officers of the was gathering place swept along to solemn and moving mu some high railings the NOT Maine and the Alabama chance for hundreds who, when the catafalque sic in all the grandeur of an immense DFPRECEDENCE to forget heir satiety, not because Ho- MELBOURNE, June 22. Lang and Burns have been matched grounds, rushed to the railing3 body of humanity Intent upon one idea, nolulu has not entertained the visitors to meet here during the week the American fleet is in these waters. left the in some ways, but because in the com- glimpse of the THRONE ROOM. to peer over to catch a IN THE "The newspapers were in error in ing of the fleet the advent of the two as not over- line of march, as much of it had In the throne room of the palace publishing any list of precedence," preceding battleships has been to- shadowed and because Honolulu has already formed along King street noon ones Mott-Smit- SUFFRAGETTES here gathered soon after the j said Secretary h yesterday. had a state funeral to think of and a LONDON ward Nuuanu. chosen for the acts of the ceremonies "Lists were furnished the press of per- Secretary of the Interior to watch and In Palace square there were thou- preceding Kahili bear- to having the last rites. sons invited. , These list were intended Honolulu is not accustomed many in the inter- MAKE DEMONSTRATION sands, of whom fell after ers, feather cloaked attendants, mili- for that purpose only, and not for any more than one topic of general last of the procession was under way tary men, priests, singers, mourners est to think of and more than one set order of precedence. Xo invitations of visitors to look after at any one people in rs, took pall-beare- part the and followed on along for the entire and together with Federal officials who were LONDON, June 22. Half a million were issued except to time. yesterday. solemn march. and Territorial representatives, consu- to be seated. If there have been any Whatever oversights there may have Suffragettes demonstration King street presented the most live- lar representatives of foreign nations or errors placing, it roust been, and Honolulans will be able to omissions, in soon of ly appearance it has taken on In many officers from the warships in the think of things left undone as Suffragettes is the name by which the Women suffragists and be borne in mind that this function is triple excite- ele- years, houses and resi- as the whirlings from the England have become known. For the past year or more an for business harbor took up what room there was j a unique one, a thoughtful tribute to ment have flowed down, have not been women suffragists have resorted to public demon- dences, both, had their windows and in the great hall not already occupied regime under which many of us by the visitors, who have been ment of these 'the noted several times involving physical violence, as a means of other places of observation In use. by palms and flowers and symbols of lived. I sincerely hope that it will be thoroughly enjoying the by this time strations, more or less to their claims anl efforts. There was a Jam at the corner of Fort royalty. regarded in that light by all." novel treat of being left calling public attention King streets and cars could not to themselves. and The Inspiring services of the Catholic The officers and men have enjoyed pass along either. church were held over the beautiful DEACONESS WILE LEAVES. their stay at the Crossroads, in spite si thirty-fiv- e LAKE It took the procession ?oa casket that held the earthly re- Deaconess Witej who has been in of the feeling that exists ashore among AUTOS NEARING r.3 minutes to pass this point, the entire Bishop some that something more in the way mains of the Prince. Libert Hilo the past year, will go to San Fran- might have march occupying from 2.13 o'clock to of public entertainment presided, wearing the full vestments cisco. First she will visit her old home been given Ihem, more rather because BAIKAL AND IRKUTSK 3.45 o'clock, one hour and a half, the for such solemn functions, assisted by in , then proceeding to one of this lack. When they sail from the line being considerably over a mile and numerous priests and sanctuary boys, work this morning thy will carry of the Southern States, where harbor car in the New York to one half in length. stirring intonations of the awaits her. The deaconess will take with them not only the aloha and best IRKUTSK, June 22. The American and the Honolulans generally, but will be here soon. ceremony were not good wishes of Paris automobile race has crossed Lake Baikal and A WONDERFUL PROCESSION. words of the far with her from Hilo the aloha and also an aloha for Honolulu as a stop- - The German car leaves on Monday. The people of any city in tha world different in effect than were the chant- wishes of verv manv friends she has ping place.

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t i 1 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1908 'mind -- what she had lost and what she' -- "had enjoyed and loved and understood? i rn in ID I -- - ' im nrcT uitu SING CEREMONIES Her attitude was splendid, her glance 1 1 1 1 i vv j 6 h .nr.) - mn level to all and her carriage after the L.I II u iw manner of that which she most truly j Fort Street, 1, Specials is in erace and in the hearts of her I ! opp. j friends, Her Majesty. A HORNET'S NEST. for this Catholic - I In the most solemn ceremony there j Church I ' is often something: of a humorous in- - Week sg and - 1 ' W j ! cident; and when a number of mem- - j t you need a Dainty Dressing Sac que or two? so, we bers of the National Guard disturbed lo If want vou to see our Window Dispiay of Dressing Sacques at one-four- th to oiie-La- if hornet's nest within a few feet of the ! oil the original prii'es. 3 entrance of. the mausoleum, creating iOc Sacqueo, this week.. 25c $1.40 Sacques, this week 90c something of a panic among a score j 75c Sacques, this week 45c $1.50 Sacques, this week 90c of men and women, until a voice of j authority reminded the soldiers of their SILK A1TD LISLE GLOVES. Every duty, few who observed could refrain woman needs Gloves so here's your opportunity. Don't let from smiles. it slip by, this time, for the number of pairs we can sell at this price The marines had lined up opposite the is limited. mausoleum and men of the National ELBOW LENGTH SILK GLOVES Guard were lining up opposite them, (in White or Black) , $2.00 for the catafalque to pass between, Quality., ....$1.60 a pair $1.75 Quality $1.35 a pair $1.50 Quality when the order was given for the mili- $1.15 a pair tiamen to dress right, backward, to ELBOW LENGTH LISLE GLOVES - widen space fol- (in White or Blacks Vi 3?5- J f the for the procession lowing. Tn stepping back to mrke $1.25 Quality. $1.00 a pair $1.00 Quality 75c a pair room, several of the militiamen brush- ed heavily against the shrubbery aTi awoke a hornet's nest. Foolishly, some of the men off took their hats and played during tlu' march, the bands of the oldest and most aristocratic fam- at the winged stingers, some ine battleships and the drums of the ilies of Hawail and anythi s more di even trying to catch them with their soldiery, the colors of the military con- - . tingents, nified m the of appeal anee than hands, but the hornets resented this the Immense crowds all along the line of progress, the rich signs of these ladies made would be impossible v, and stung a few. Then of ' r a number royal rank in every thing pertaining to imagine. Such a showing of mag. Hkf ladies f Car-'ifice- nt became excited nervous. and In H.e-dnkh- ?!tfa!2Ue women could hardly be R people founl the nick of time an officer ordered at- e over. I tm-- societies, poolas worIi IIIIIIIIIHI im II tention and eyes front, the and retainers, the lii afterwards rifles, the flashing swords officers whispering the of Advertiser Photo. that hornets could take issuing commands and the general re- Undertaker H. H. Williams rode a THE CASKET BEING BOENE FROM THE THRONE ROOM DOWN THE STEPS OF THE CAPITOL TO care of themselves. At the word of spect with which everybody received charger wearing I 3 procession the blue and gold ITIR - command the soldiers the indicated the state THE CATAFALQUE. and the bees saddle cloth which is only usod at the T - both ceased worrying. funeral or a funeral of royal import ance. It could not have been more of obsequies of royalty. -- UTH (Oontintied from Paxe One.) ing the cloud that had obscured the station on Punchbowl every sixty sec- THOSE IN ATTENDANCE. a royal funeral had Hawaii been ruled j be- full rays of the sun passed away and onds, all went to make up a world of Noticeable room, sonry of the outer boundary, while in the throne at - battleship Maine an unhindered brilliance blessed the suggestive sound that swelled .Not a earriaere outside of ihf nrn- ever yond. In the square, packed to the the the services, and at the mausoleum, cession moved along King or Nuuanu pIayed "Listen to the Mocking Bird" r new. Opera House and to the statue of people. of the event. were the consular representatives, the avenue while and where the procession on the way from the waterfront to the ew thlf there were hundreds more. And at the moment of the passing The National and Territorial or Ha- British and French representatives and moved, and not a Rapid Transit car Capitol. On the return Journey lively i buyin casket from the Capitol there waiian colors half-maste- d, crowds was in motion where the line passed, The marines of the battleships Maine j of the the others being in uniform, Secretary of music lightened the steps of the tired things i wig-wagg- the line that was a mile and a half was ed from the topmost moving with the start of the procession the Territory Mott-Smit- h, Iful Bl and Alabama marched to the square Chief Jus- long and twenty-fiv- e hundred strong, sailors and marines. men Bal-lo- s, Wa about 1 o'clock, entered through the place of the building, by of the in order to get to King street to see it tice Hartwell, Associate Justices u gazed upon by ten times that number Cuff B main gate and took position, facing National Guard Signal Corps, the sig- pass, the utter absence of vehicles not and Wilder, Attorney General of people, people of all nationalities The first minute gun boomed at four quislte was to with all of whom the spectacle the driveway with their backs to the nal that the procession about connected with the funeral, the vast Hemenway, Auditor Fisher, Superln-ter.de- nt and minutes after two o'clock and convey- - start. array of men and women and children, left some deep impression crowds under the cocoa palms on the of Public Works Camqbe'l, Prince Kawananakoa' mortal sheath ed to the waiting thousands all almg Waikikl side, the military facing them Within a few seconds there was adorned in their best, the brave show Treasurer Campbell, High Sheriff Hen- has been deposited in the royal vault, the line of march the fact that the In a similar heavy line across the heard the first of the minute guns on of naval and military forces, the splen- ry, Land Commissioner Pratt, Super- in a manner oeeoming kings and body had left the Throne room and telIt ! Str to the Capitol. Punchbowl, which kept up their rever- - did dignity of all the men and women intendent of Public Instruction Bab- princes of the blood royal of Hawaii, was about to begJn the processIon to and the world,-b- y its representa- - J berating salutes until the arrival of in the line of march, people with whom bitt, Dr. Cofer of the Board of Health all the mausoleum. THE HAWAIIAN SOCIETIES. dignity is a and noble grace, tives, and the nation of which Hawaii the long line at the gates of the mau- natural and the U. S. M. H. Service, Surveyor is now a part, by its soldiors and sail- H Along King street, toward Xuuanu, soleum. all these things made a picture of which Wall, Major Dunning and officers of ors, has taken part in the magnificent Every balcony along King street and! societies. pho- i ALL bad lined up the Hawaiian THE CATAFALQUE. Moving Picture Expert Bonine, the Twentieth Infantry, U. S. A.; Cap- ceremony and has shared its sympathy. Nuuanu avenue was fiT.ed with sight- ts an; In the rear and on either side of the tographers and snap-shotte- rs by the tain Otwell, U. S. E.; seers and show many .The catafalque used to convey the Commandant the windows of Capitol building there awaited the score caught but a glimpse, and the Rees of spec- remains of Prince David is that which the Naval Station, command- of the stores were peopled with ihel carriages of the chief mouners and of panaroma of the pageant will live in ers NOTES AND INCIDENTS was constructed to carry tthe body of and other officers of the U. S. S. tators, an almost unheard of thing In fNO B government and consular people. perfection only in the memories of Maine, mem- Queen Dowager Kapiolani, and it was Alabama and St. Louis, Honolulu. Marshal -- Curtis P. Iaukea, clad in those who observed its magnificence. n bers of the Legislature, County of- OF ROYAL FUNERA the uniform he wore as colonel of the surmounted by a crown which was borne L THE PRINCESS KAWANANAKOA. ficials, officers of the National Guard, J The immense crowd was handled ad- - King above the catafalque of King Kala- Usti staff of Kalakaua and at the Depot Quartermaster Humphrey, U. S. mirably, both "at the Capitol, all along jubilee of Queen in London kaua. Princess Kawananakoa bore up Victoria Judge Dole, uni- - the route and at the entrance to the Marines and soldiery stood at atten- - throughout, as far as those whose the clerks of the courts, Colonel Iaukea wore the same over twenty years ago, was mounted on U. S. Hendry, - mausoleum. No accident was recorded Scot j Marshal Internal Reve- form in the procession yesterday as hi a horse that answered his every touch tion as the funeral car received the eyes could not penetrate her veil could nue Collector Drake, Customs Collec- wore at-- " Queen Victoria's jubilee in throughout the afternoon and although and was here and there and everywhere, koa casket, and a hundred kodaks were see, though closer observers felt for her tor Stackable, Immigration Chief 18S7 and at the funeral of King Kala- jthe day was a warm one there seems Sr while the marshal's aids, the mounted snapping to .catch the historic event. more keenly, and, though all the cere- i. Brown, Postmaster Pratt, and the Cir- three years later. The uniform to have been no prostrations from the police, and Chief of Detectives Taylor On the main lanai of the Capitol there mony was beautiful and grand, wished kaua A Kawana- cuit Judges. was that of a colonel of King Kala-kaua- 's heat. I and the police generally had their work awaited the widow, Princess that she might be spared the panT of supported by THE ORDER OP staff. well in hand, so that there were no un-liap- nakoa, heavily veiled and constant reminder of the death of the THE PROCESSION. It was an id?al day for the pageant. Kuhio Kalanianaole, the . i incidents in the whole great pro- Prince Jonah body when she might prefer solitary Mounted police led the way, the mar- The sky shone blue overhead and the Colo- There were 107 kahilis in the pro- 1ACOC: cession or the crowd that attended. Misses Campbell, Mrs. Fairchild, meditation upon the freedom of the shal and aids following and then came flowers and foliage along the route cession, more than have ever been car- AOI Incense and intoned words of priests, nel Samuel Parker and Mrs. Parker, spirit of her late husband. It was the Kamehameha Aquatic Club, mak- were at their best. j 1 royal in Hawaii. the sacred songs of men and women and other members of the family, while hardest for her at the end of the long ing a fine appearance. The Hawaiian ried at a funeral more troops present who could not be seen for the flowers their carriages were brought around journey to the mausoleum, when she societies stretched for a great propor- There were also On Friday night the sky clouded and ka-kil- from Ewa side of the building. carriage, with than at any previous funeral. and plants and the tall forest of is the had to alight from her tion of the procession and among their showers fell. Th natives expected the that hid them, the strong, noble The carriage of the widow and Prince Prince Kalanianaole, and for a few membership were women over eighty traditional wet weather for the funeral. SI immediately followed the re- The kahilis were taken back to i olce of Father Valentine, adding a Kuhio moments wait before following the years of age who trudgeu ail the way i The only rain fell was a light i at that beauty to the words, the stately feath- mains, and on either side were kahili casket into the mausoleum, for at that with the rest, showin no desire to fall j Prince Kalanianaole's residence j Nuuanu shower just as the catafalque knee-breech- ed separate ered columns reared in the hands of bearers, a footman, time the wailing broke out afresh, the out of the line. Old and young, keep- Waikiki last night. Each was entering the mausoleum grounds.

Po-no- powdered " significantly decorated retainers of wearing the royal insignia, assisting Hawaiian band played "Hawaii i, ing step and making a splendid show, feather will be dusted with It ceased as the casket was placed in wrapped a nil royalty, the magnificence of the whole Princess Kawananakoa to enter. " and the people who had formed they maintained a steady advance, not native tobacco and then in the mausoleum. picture and the import of the whole The carriage of Queen Liliuokalani the big line of march surged about the a moment of rest being allowed in piece of tapa, the whole kahili then O BE passed along unoccupied, the Queen stone resting place of the dead, so that the hour and a half of the march. being wrapped in tapa. The sticks, The members of Hui Kokua ame scene and event moved many in the Following the societies, in which the preceding the procession so as to be at the eyes of all were on the center of according to custom, will be wipe! off Manawalea o na Poola, to the number MA throne room to weeping, and at the women appeared to predominate, the moment of the descent or removal of the mausoleum to receive the remains. the dramatic incident, the carrying of Twentieth Infantry marched and be- and covered with camphor to prevent of 150, made a brave showing with ravages ABL1 th great tabu stick, a huge walrus SUGGESTIVE SOUNDS. , the casket to its repository. hind them came the marines and the the of borers. their red shirts with white buttons, and ivory piercing a huge gilded ball near national guard. black trousers and hats. J 1 The orders of the officers of the THE MIST OF RAIN. Cross bearer, sanctuary boys and of- the point, and the raising of the casket The old native nurse of Princes Ka- BELC, i Army and Navy detachments, the seem- upon en- ficiating clergy were followed by over by pallbearers to the It has always rained the cata- wananakoa and Kalanianaole station- Captain Robert Waipa Parker look- the for transfer ingly spontaneous wailing of men and one hundred poolas drawing the awaiting catafalque at the foot of the tombment of an alii and yesterday was falque. Surrounding the catafalque ed herself near the entrance to the ed the most soldierly man in the pro- women in the famed Hawaiian manner, upon Capitol front steps, a hush fell over the no exception. The rain fell the were the bearers of large and the bear- mausoleum and chanted meles while cession. He wore his medals and in the incessant, harrowing monotone uncovered heads of the men who mere ers of small "kahilis and the pallbear- the body was being carried inside. She decorations. multitude a hush of respect within, carriages came after; then that stirs until already overcharged watching, upon the white uniform ers. The as Queen Liliuokalani left r a stillness of expectancy wthout. Federal, Territorial, County and Army also chanted ooa emotions overflow, the prancing of the dresses of one Hawaiian society and represen the mausoleum and entered her car- - The Hui Oiwi, in detachments of THE MINUTE GUNS. and Navy officials, consular beautiful animals drawing the carriage upon the black silks of another, upon tatives and members of the legislature riage. men and women, made a striking ap- am 1 Up to this time, and during the sol- of the chief mourners, the march of the the red shirts of still another and upon and the great public. pearance, dressed in white and wear-- emn services within, the sky had been poolas, wearing the yellow capes and upon The physician to the late prince, In Ing badges. Is the rifles of the soldiery; the cap and The Hui Kaanumanu, dressed handsome The order somewhat overcast, but at the moment drawing the catafalque, the breaking Dr. Humphris, in doctor's - ' veil of the widow and upon the highly gown, and many retainers were in line. black with . yellow badges and carry- numerically the strongest of the local of the emergence of the koa casket into dirge music by the Hawaiian band - polished surface of the koa shell con- WAS ROYAL FUNERAL. ing sunshades, made a stately show- huis. from the portal of the Executive build and the boom of the guns from their A taining the ashes of her departed. The music of the Hawaiian band. jing. This society in recruited from (Continued on Page Three.) to as proces-sio'- n jx " It commenced rain the i im near? h" " j tf c 1 tf ? 1? 1? 1? & K" j 0.0.jfjfiPJLJJL " if f - - 5 climbed the hill leading to the , .rT- i mausoleum, as if the music of the THE UNITING bands and the tread of feet had dis- turbed the etheric balance or the oc- A casion had brought tears from heaven, 5S Pf By H. M. Ayres. but at the gates of the royal cemetery which binds the the rain ceased and the sun shone forth Another link has gone past. again, gloriously. The golden past with all the present brings Of change, and orders new and all those things THE QUEEN AT THE TOMB. Which to Hawaii came in place of kings. Again it rained, though not heavily, as the widow alighted from her car- Who said a broken people? nay, not broke, 'A riage and approached the entrance to But very weary, gazing on the past ; fA Mus the tomb and again it brightened as, Not from the old regime completely won, ' after the coffin had been deposited. Scarce realizing that the die is cast. 'A Queen Liliuokalani, emerged from the The prince isAdead and they are taking him 'a vault and faced the great assemblage. kings dwell ; 'a Hundreds who before had never seen ' In regal fashion where the dead 3 v V1? - rA .THi t Not broken were his people yesterday, i Her Majesty now saw her; she faced vtf :&A- bell-T-en the boys of battleships Maine il.: But joined by minute gun and tolling the and l Alabama; she faced rA the National thousand of his race went forth to pay Guardsmen, the people of her own Respect to their alii, royal still 'A rs on unforgot, rA blood in the Hawaiian societies which To show their stalely queen how had turned out in such great numbers, was rooted still. Love in their hearts for her rA and people, stran- all the friends and I -- c4 R7 Not broken yesterday the native race, 'A gers. She was perhaps the most serene XxVru A fe<n1 - mind, and stately figure of all concourse, X , v- - rER J All of one heart and all of single that T r JI . J V w i, as the seemingly most calm and yet un- 2j I - - , - - - True to their land and queen, true, just true, A H 3k f fp r doubtedly one of most appreciative K- As in the halcyon years so far behind. A the I of what it all meant; and doubtless The leis have faded and the pageant's o'er, A ' -- r-- v - 'A it meant more to her in ' v I'-f-- - - . - - . unforgotten will remain, sadness than 5 If - ,r ,"" , I j i'a l MI But the prince 'A to anyone else there present, for did And the proud hearts bowed down so low before, tr David's death A not all this panoply and pageantry and T Advertiser Photo. 'tiT rket, v. In beat wildly free again. A royal show, all this great, grand cere- - PLACING THE CASKET ON THE CATAFALQUE IN FEONT OF THE CAPITOL. f p & v fc w1 d J & & & & J J J t w w w .1 v t & & v mony and procession bring to her royal

ft THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, JUNE 22, I908.

The Attorney Gener&L Judge LAID TO The Auditor. J. T. De Bolt. REST The Superintendent Judge A. Linds.iy Jr. AMUSEMENTS. of Public Works. Judge W. J. Robrr.som. The Treasurer of Hawaii. Judge P. L. The High Sheriff. Weaver. file The Territorial S jpe: inten Jent of Im- HAWAIIAN The Commissioner of Public Lands. migration. The Superintendent of Public In- struction. The Chairman and members of the Board of Supervisors of the County of The Presi lent of the Board of Health. oanu. I ' - r' - - - - The Surveyor. Opera House 1 t Major S. W. Dunning Officers, ' s and The Sheriff of the County of Oahu. , ' 4 20th Infantry, U. S. A. County " CO The Auditor of Oahu. r!-"-- .: nuj,,,,,.', --- y""","HI I. Captain C. W. dwell. The Attorney for the County of June 30, 1908 3 - Captain C. F. Rees, Commandant Oahu. Station-Command- s&C'jta , Naval er The County Treasurer of Oahu. W. D. Adams presents Albert Gleaves, U. S. N. The County Clerk of Oahu. L.t. Com. B. F. Hutchinson, U. S. X. Princess Kawananakoa and Prince Surgeon U L. Von Wedekind. U.S.N. KalanUnaole, Princess Kalanianaole Surgeon Middleton S. Elliot, U. S. N. and Mrs. Fairchiid, Queen Liliuoka- Captain R. M. Cutts, TJ. S. M. C. lani and Colonel and Mrs. Samuel Par- E Captain J. McE. Huey. U. S. M. C. ker will immediately follow the cata- Lieutenant E. Woods, U. S. N. falque in carriages. U. ill Lieutenant B. T. Buhner, S. N. Marines and sailors of the warships Lieut. W. R. Van Auken, U. S. N. in port will take part in the procession. THE Ensign Roscoe F. Dillen, U. S. N. There will be one company of Marines Midshipman C. O. Bassett. U. S. N. and four companies of bluejackets. World Famous Artiste Midshipman C. W. Kenyon, U. S. N. The detachment from Fort Shafter Midshipman C. S. Slayton, U. S. X. leads the parade behind the Hawai- In gems from Midshipman Cortlandt Baughman, ian societies. Behind the sailors will U. S. N. march the men of the Xational Guard. Chief Gunner Oscar Borgeson, U.S.N. The military will be drawn up before GRAND OPERAS " Gunner Harry Webb, U. S. N. the Capitol just before the remains are In costume Carpenter Ernest L. Bass, U. S. N. borne from the throne room. Warrant Machinist E. A. Manck, Pall-beare- rs are Colonel. J. T. Baker, Seats on vale at U. S. X. S. M. Kanakanul, Fred W. Beckley, WALL. NICHOLS CO., LTD. Pay Clerk Ambrose J. Barnum, J. P. Makainai. D. Kalauokalani. C. F. 50c., 75c, $1.00. U. S. N. Chillingworth. David Hoapili. John The Depot Quartermaster, U. S. A. Wise, J. H. Boyd. Fred K. Iaukea, A. The Commanding Officer and Officers S. Mahaulu and A. K. Palekaluhi of 1st Infantry, X. G. H. The procession forms at 2 o'clock, ORPHEUM THEATRE The Adjutant General and Officers of as near as possible, and the line pre- General Staff. X. G. H. ceding the catafalque will form on the DRAMATIC SEASON mauka side of King The United States District Judge. street STARTING MONDAY. JUNE The U. S. Attorney. The line of march will be from the 22 The Clerk of the U. S. District Court. Capitol grounds, along King street to J. C. Cohen and Gerald R, Lumley The United States Marshal. Xuuanu avenue, thence to the royal Present the Favorite Artist The Collector of Internal Revenue. mausoleum. The Collector of Customs. The order of the procession was as MR. RICHARD BUHLER Inspector Im- The in Charge, U. S. follows: migration Station. and the Incomparable The Postmaster. Mounted Police -- :.-- ' A- Tk The President of the Senate. Marshal and Aids Lumlcy Company . I 3 .V.- :S':A Senator Charles F. Chillingworth. including Kamehameha Aquatic Club Senator C. J. McCarthy. Hawaiian Societies FRANK E. MONTGOMERY and VIR- Senator J. K. Gandall. 20th Infantry, U. S. A. GINIA THORNTON. Senator W. O. Smith. 0.'. S. Marines Tonight the Comedy Drama V , Speaker Rep- j y ' The of the House of Detachment from U. S. S. Maine and t resentatives. U. S. S. Alabama Representative THE CLIMBERS THE CASKET IN THE THEONE ROOM. Advertiser Photo. J. H. S. Kaleo. 1st Infantry and detachments, X. G. H. Representative E. A. C. Long. Physician to the late Prince MATINEE WEDNESDAY Representative W. T. Rawlins. Retainers of the late Prince STARTING THURSDAY, JUNE 2 (Continued from Page Two.) meha the Great. The tabu stick was to lead the team to one side, blindfold Representative J. Kalana. Cross Bearer Representative J. A. Hughes. SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE Many very old ladies took part in the one used when Kawananakoa was one of the horses, and have the car- Choir Representative "W. K. Leleiwi. Sanctuary Boys Change of play, Monday and Thurs- the procession, marching with the vari- crowned prince. riage fall in line behind. Representative A. D. Castro. Officiating Clergy day. ous societies. Some of these venerable Representative E. V. Quinn. Rt. Revd. Bishop Libert MATINEE WEDNESDAY dames have participated in at least Queen Liliuokalani never looked Representative S. P. Correa. ICO Poolas drawing the Catafalque AND SATURDAY more regal and dignified than she did THOSE PRESENT Representative S. K. Mahoe. Catafalque, Kahilis and Pall-beare- rs half a dozen of these sorrowful oco Consul General of Portugal. POPULAR ORPHEUM PRICES as she stepped from the mausoleum and Hi Carriages Seats now on sale at Orpheum Box sions. Some of these women were The Consul for the Xetherlands. Secretary of Territory and Governor' momentarily surveyed the crowd gath- The Acting Consul Belgium. Office. eighty years of age and over.. ON for Staff ered around before entering her car- ORDER OF PROCESS The Consul for Denmark. Chief Justice riage. She appeared to be feeble and The Acting Consul for Mexico. President of Senate The scene as the cortege passed Acting looked tired, but her face bore its old The Consul for Great Britain. Spniiker of House along with stately step and slow, the The Consul for Sweden. Justices of Supreme Court ART THEATRE she as she Following in- minute guns booming, the bands play- imperious look, and looked, is the list of officials The Vice Consul for France. Heads of Territorial Government every inch a queen. Hun- ing funeral music or a sweet old hymn, has ever done, vited to the funeral services at the The Consul for China. Officers U. S. Army and Navy Hotel Street dreds lingered by the mausoleum in Capitol. Some of these were out of The Consul for Peru. Federal Officers and the soft Sabbath afternoon casting BETWEEN BETHEL AND FOBT order to get a glimpse of Her ifajesty. town: The Consul for Germany. Members of Senate its witchery over all, was a most im- The Acting Consul for Norway. Members of House of Representatives pressive one and one which is not like- The Secretary of Hawaii. The Acting Consul for Great Britain. Members of Consular Corps The royal carriage passed by empty The Chief Justice. The Consul ly ever to be forgotten. for Italy. Circuit Judges Extraordinary attractions. Bonny with the blue robe of its queenly erst- Associate Justice Ballou. The Acting Consul for Spain. Territorial and County Officials Cunha at the piano. Mrs. King, pre- while occupant lying idle on the seat. Associate Justice "Wilder. The Consul for . Public Capt. Dowdell "has witnessed a num- will sing illustrated ionga. On the door. the royal arms were richly mier vocalist, ber of royal funerals here. emblazoned. The outriders, this time on foot, wore knee breeches, white Capt. Corwin P. Ilees who attended YACHT HAWAII stockings slippers, as did the foot MADE GOOD the funeral yesterday in his official and MOVING PICTURES men and other servants of the royal a royal here capacity, attended funeral livery. thirty-fiv- e years ago when attached United warship as a young TIME TO STARTING POINT EMPIRE THEATRE to a states The graves of the dead kings in the naval officer. were all deeorated mausoleum grounds HOTEL AND BETHEL STREETS. with ilima leis and other flowers. The jf p ai j? r a" ? jo " " w . o o At one time while the procession was jf jf jr fh i? & & jf & jf f jf f jc sf x f tomb of the Kamehamehas had receiv- passing along Nuuanu avenue, a sud- ed particular attention, and round about gust of wind blew the feather den it golden shower, asters, marigolds and New Moving Pictures Judge Kaulu-ko- u cloak off the casket but maidenhair fern were tastefully ar- A caught it before it touched the ranged. The green carpet of grass round TONIGHT! TONTUHT! ground. FILMS the grave was pricked out with yellow 'A NEW marigolds, and the effect was particu- 'A FRANK VIKRKA, Pianist. The band of the battleship Maine Ilima-decorate- larly impressive. d tabu 'A ydaj-e- d exceedingly well, and as the sticks were placed at the corner of the 'A Admission 10 cent men of U. S. S. Alabama and rA the tombs, and a guard saw to it that the Children 5 cent step they 'A Elaine kept with the nuisie, tabu was rigorously observed. i3 presented a splendid type of saitor, fA rough and ready boys, whose like for Wooden barriers painted black and A or fighting is not to be found in were A BASE BALL fun entwined with maile and ilima rA the navy of any other of the great placed on either sile of the entrance v A League Grounds world powers. to the mausoleum. fV 'A 4 it 'A SATURDAY, JUHE20 The battleship detachment had their A retainer of the dead prince chant- A 1:30 P. M. liospital corps with thorn wearing the ed a mele as the cortege entered the A 'A Ted cross of mercy anil healing. They mausoleum grounds. Diamond Heads vs. St. Louis carried stretchers, but happily there was rA A no occasion to use them. Maunajoa marched with one of the Kams. vs. Punahou black, and holding societies, attired in A , played Nearer Kapellmeister's banl f the hand of a little girl. rA ADMISSION 25c. ,Mv God to Thee" entering the mau- rA who Reecrvpd Seats, Grandstand. 23c. Extra soleum grounds. They never played The hundred and fifty poolas rA more feelingly than then, and later, drew the catafalque with black cloth-cover- ed rA when they rendered "Hawaii Ponoi" ropes, excited much admira- 'A outside the plate of by their appearance and the touch 'A Castle & Cooke, Ltd. and "Aloha Oe," tion rA color they lent to the lead kings. of barbaric fA 8HIPPING AND COMSHMIO: and gold scene. Some wore crimson 'A MERCHANT8. Tnfantry made a splendid capes of crimson, black ' The First capes, others : r A Scgar Factors and General IaaoraaM wore mantles r i ? Ii w f showing. The officers wore bow of and yellow. The officers A Agents. crepe on their swords. of orange and plum color. REPRESENTING

3 1 i1. ' ' New England Mutual Life IniUJai The venerable Father Clement made Fully a thousand people followed the M h I i i i A Boston. in the rear Company of the tiring march to the mausoleum and procession to the mausoleum Aetna Fire Insurance (o looked less tired than many younger of the last carriage. A National Fire Insurance Co. members of the company when the des- A Citizens' Insurance Co. (Hartford Fir Chi- Nuuanu avenue was lined with A Insurance o.) tination was reached. of tha nese and Japanese, who watched the A Protector tndrwriters Paoais The A of Hartford. There was a veritable forest of ka spectacle in open-mouthe- d wonder. :nv-MnA- oil A hilis around the catafalque. The grace avenue was crowuea wnn'it a" --nZ j sis1"3"" l ; -- .. . A they gave to that part of the procession the way to the mausoleum. In the V avenue f 'A was'.wonderful. They will only be used grounds of the houses along the 'A Old Kona Coffee on two more occasions, and then their guests watched the procession in family 'A been com- on chairs and benches. A sorrowful tasks will have parties, seated '--- t . . " - -- i" f WANTED 1 BAG OR 100 BAG! pleted and they will await the coming '". 'A mausoleum Quality and Price to the moth and the borer, the last di- The long march to the A State of mem- 'a rect representative of the griaf Ha- was very trying to many of the reaching A kings and queens having re- bers of the wahine huis. On McCfiesney Coffee Go. waiian sat A turned to the dust of the land they the mausoleum grounds a number THE YACHT HAWAII and took r . jc . & v . Ji loved so well and which an inscrutable down on the grass exhausted t 4 .4 jt j . j j j j jt Jt & v & .1 J j - 16 MERCHANT STREET. captamea r,y ji. s. shoes. One.) which starts on Julv 4 from San Pedro j The Hawaii is unkingdomed. off their (Continued from Paee A. HONOLULU fate and finishes off Diamond Head light, j J. Harris. The crew consists of twenty-eig- ht ! trip taking and a half n-i-'i hp Luwlauift. Sam, R. IJ. Hietow, C. TV. with neannts and sodawater did uor th Owcndolvn to th Trada took thirty-fiv- e min- - I L. H. Coffee Roasters The procession Tai,-a- - oml. - T.ur!inf. - Hreena. Dan Arcia. J. Hamilton the d3s tra j. j j business-- in and about : utes to pass a given point. - mshintr - . . i, i V .1 (h. T m "T Cooper, when inform- - Buck, V . ii Stroud grounds. thp The announcement of the ar mausoleum ' reported as having arrived " lact nichr" of vacht's- arrival. firt - HlfJG GHOHG GO. loma was I came to the Ma- KW0N6 Puahi, the coachman who drove the hail thd fnllnwin? to sav: rival of the Hawaii with- - May 2, was an error, Lxcnange. coach- The parade went smoothly and on but this "She has done very well and has rine Lair .ir. ."uwin) Queen's carriage, was the royal con- - romrnlttee revived the 1024 Nuuanu Avenue until the ascent of the hill The time of the Hawaii must be come up to our expectation. The time! of the Yacht man in days of the monarchy. out a hitch j agreed on cable from Captain Harru? the when sidered very satisfactory, considering she made will make those fellows on on Xuuanu near the mausoleum, She which was to announce nis arrival. - . .. 1 V. mic the Coast sit up and take notice. the weatner wnicn u is ucuntu by This was dated at Los Angeles at 10:53 The tabu stick in the procession was airauia"aiu" 7" " . had to buck into. probably cut a day off her time OEASS CLOTH GRASS LINEN r--. indicating officers became baiky ana - through Maui channel via m., June 21. thus that the carried by Kamehameha. The young three naval The yacht wiU now- be docked and going the evening. TABLE COVERS DOYLIES necessary '. Kaanapali." Hawaii arrived during the man is a direct descendant of Kameha- - refused to go ahead. It was put Jn snape for the great ocean race THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, JUNE 22, tgo8.

THE KOREANS PUN. Pacific Commercial Advertiser SELLING ELECTRICITY FOR THE I rt n5 fimire on wirinrf vour house. The initial cost is A MORNING PAPER. FLEE! soon absorbed and forcrotten when the comfort and ease ac quired through electricity. EDITOR using WAIVES G. SMITH - - - I Will Throw Open Their Com- FOR LIGHT ? MONDAY : : : : : : : JUNE 22 pound for Games and is taken into consideration. For reasons of economy, utility is ideal both light YESTERDAY'S PAGEANT. Spcrts. and general adaptability electricity for A Brush that has Cheap, Im- " ..; of the Tbe funeral yesterday an irr--j pageant. There was trough

" funeral in other itation Bristles is worse than VhreteritH-al!v- Hawaiian to differentiate it from recants At ajarg-- mass meeting of Koreans AND POWER a.Minp greatly to its interest consklcre.i , - i- ; 1B1 d give it a reter held in their compound last Wednes none. i -i space anui ac- soph wherever there is a iliectric power reuuees laoor, economizes .tmtly as naceant. Lonjr liftes r.f troop an le day evening, it was decided to unite celerates production. We would like to figure oa your power enough to provide them. But tie Our Brushes for the hair, military fwwt or a naval station important as as possible with r'ation-aiitie- s nppds. pre- - far other This an-- l women in their distinctive uniforms, and are all ex- varimm Hawaiian sofioties n.en in Hawaii in extending- a wel- teeth nails of fKMnted an element not wn elsewhere. come to the fleet. A committee of five cellent quality. They have real fcafcilis which were . o effective s the hvt can there be anything w was appointed to confer with the Su- IS OUR BUSINESS in the throne roomor the eatafalie Bristles. yrtr1ay t Wh.ther miiTAiiit.ling the tier perintendent Rev. John W. Wad man of royalty pave an imposing quality in the procession, these ancient insipnia in order to carry out arrangements for The kind we have is the kind furnishings of our own civilization can create. which no the. same. The committee had a meet- will well and give you our conventional costume five the touch that last The cloth and feather capes over ing yesterday decided from character. afternoon and good service. Electric of lor that tna.le the affair a spectacle, without detracting its open The Hawaiian Co., Ltd. t-u- to'throw their compound on tire wore imposing in size are ?een elsewhere, t none "Funeral processions corner of Peretania avenue and Punch- anyw-her- e that our civilization prevails. quite so individual in characteristics bowl streets to the boys of fleet m " the during: their stay in the city for games THE SAFETY-GIVIN- G FORESIGHT. of all kinds. Arches over the two larga HOLUSTEB DRUG GO, ".What alout your own town?" is the theme of a recent magazine article. Rates will be erected in Korean style, poitmg out the fact that every w often there is a fire horror to record in decorated, with flags and bunting; the jhe pcMic press, and that these horrors always oecirr in "your own town fs tiees will be hung with colored lan- LTD. applied to somelody. It may be a scboolhouse which is destroyed, and the vic- terns; a tent erected in which Korean tims little children; it may Te a theater, with exits dangerous, .but overlooked ladies in pretty national costume will or winked at Vy the authorities, and the danger disregarded by the public until serve light refreshments; bats and the catastrophe conies, or it may he some other public building to escape from balls and other sources of amusement 1f which the peojde trample each other to death and help prevent their own escape will be provided while free beds in the 4berr frenzy of fear. And somewhere it is "our own town" which goes into larger dormitory will be at the ser- "jittWIe monming. vice of any of the men who wish to 7 Arouvv The moral of the magazine article is the old one-- of the stitch in time, the be guests over night. A subcommittee name arviee as that given in the epigram of the stolen horse and the locked of three was appointed on finance in Hawaiian Souvenirs and homely remark concerning the ounce of prevention. Prevent fire y' door, and the order to solicit subscriptions among horrors in "your own town" by seeing that all public buildings are arranged their own fellow countrymen, the pur- Jewelry with a view to an easy and always possible quick exit in cases of emergency. pose being to a, wel- that this is be H. Then "your town" will escape. come to the fleet bj' the Koreans them- When a Watch inspectors TTriw ahnnt TTfnohiln? Of course, there are br.ildinc and ethers selves as they wish to show their ap- whose duty it is to look after the public buildings, but there were such officials preciation to Uncle Sam for all the on tlutv in those other towns where the horrors came. There is at least one benefits they enjoy in Hawaii. Fifty Does Not place of popular resort in Honolulu where a panic from fire or any other cause dollars was subscribed on the spot. to ttart a stampede would almost certainly result in the loss of life. This is in the Oriental quarter of the city. There may be others. Keep Time Honolulu has so far escaped, and may forever escape. But there is no as- BULLETIN UP surance of immunity. 01S it is in the need of the services THE FORTIFICATIONS BILL AND HAWAII. TO A FAKE (NTERVIE of an Experienced Watchmaker. JUST RECEIVED The appropriation bill, approved by the President May 27, making appro- "When your watch fails you, of armament thereof, priations for fortifications and other works defense, for the The Hawaii Shinpo, in its issue for bring it to us. We will give procurement of heavy ordnance for trial and service, and for other pur- for the Saturday, publishes a statement in you an honest report on its con- one Hawaii. makes direct appropriations to be A new shipment of poses, is a very inrtmrtant to t English concerning the denial in the Fancy Writing Paper, Place Cards, in amounting in aggregate to $800,500, and in addition ap- dition. spent Hawaii the Bulletin of the Advertiser's story of a Silk and Leather Shopping Bags and Satchels, Em- specific purposes parts of which may be spent in Hawaii. propriations for probable new Japanese bank for Hono- The appropriations specifically for Hawaii are: For the construction of J J J broidered Belts with and without buckles. lulu. On the day following the publi- seacoast Hawaiian Islands, $400,000; for the installation of batteries, in the cation of the news in the Advertiser, electric plants at the defenses of the Hawaiian Islands, $20,000; for the pur-eha- se the Bulletin published a purported in- H. F. Go. most Wichman & and installation of searchlights for the defenses of the important Mr. t terview with Otsuka, of the Yoko- one LIMITED Japanese liarbors of the Hawaiian Islands, $47,500; for the procurement of torjedo hama Specie Bank, in whicn the news Bazar planter and two launches for the Hawaiian Islands, $11,000; for the construc- was denied and in which Mr. Otsuka Fort Street, near the Convent. tion of mining casemates, cable galleries, torpedo storehouses, cable tanks, and was supposed to have made some re- Leading Jewelers other structures necessary i"ar the operation, preservation, and eare of sub- marks derogatory of his ow country- men and their business honesty. The marine mines and their accessories at the defenses of the Hawaian Islands, Japanese merchants took up the mat- 5129,000; for the purchase of mines and necessary appliances to ter and the Bulletin hastened to ac- operate them for closing the channels leading to the principal seaports of the knowledge that it had misquoted the Hawaiian Islands, 423,000. Specie Bank representative. . This lets Mr. expenditures are all to by Otsuka out of it. but With the exception of the last, these le made where does it the Bulletin? VRAP G RAPE the engineer department. The last item is to be made by the ordnance depart- "No man is responsible for a? mis- ment. quoted statement and we do not wish The appropriations for specific things,' parts of which may be spent in to argue with Mr. Otsuka." Bays the Shinpo. "However, impres- Hawaii, are as follows, and iK-sid- indicating that additional money may be the first APER GS, TWINE sion always stays; and the criticism of Bpent here show the wide variety things requisite in any modern scheme of of our local merchants by a man of re- fortification: sponsible position, although retracted, For construction of gun and mortar batteries, $300,000. teojld do a lot of harm to our busi-

fire-contr- ness men." For construction of ol stations and accessories, including purchase What the Bulletin made Mr. Otsuka American-Hawaiia- n of lands rights-of-wa- y, and Paper & Supply Co., Ltd. and and for the purchase installation of necessary say in its acknowledged fake interview lines and means of electrical communication, including telephones, dial and other was that there was no need of another "telegraphs, wiring and all ejecial instruments, apparatus, and materials, eoat Japanese bank here, the Yokohama CORNER FORT AND QUEEN ST3. eignal apparatus, and salaries of electrical experts, engineers, and other neces- Specie Bank being ready to do all the business GEO. G. GUILD. General Manager. Telephone 411. sary employees connected with the use of const artillery; for the purchase, of the Japanese and accom- modate all who respected their prom- manufacture, and test of range-finder- s and others instruments for fire control ises and met their obligations. It is Finest, Richest Cream in the at the fortifications, and the machinery necessary for their manufacture at the the imputation that those ajritating for Territory. arsenals, ftT7056. a new bank came within the list of For 'supplying current for power and lighting at seacoast fortifications. dishonest borrowers, however much 248,88. the Bulletin now denies its own story, that the Shinpo resents and the conse- Supplied to Parties For the procurement or reclamation of land, or right pertaining thereto, quences of which it fears. Deeded, for the site, location, construction, or prosecution of works for fortifica- At great length, therefore, in its Phone 59. tions and cuast defenses, Saturday article, the Japanese journal $11,04S. gives 1'or tools, engine supplies the particulars of the movement electrical and and appliances, to be funuLrl by for another bank, quoting many of the We have just received from the dairies a large invoice the engineer department, for the use of the troops fir maintaining and operat- leading Japanese merchants of Hono- Y. ing electric light and power plants in gitn and mortar batteries, $44,000. lulu to show that the story in the Ad- A. CAFE of the best butter we have had in many months and we For construction of seawalls and .embankments, $3U00. vertiser was true and that the move- are offering it as follows: For the construction of mining casemates, ment was not bac ked by irresponsible cable galleries, torpedo store- men nor by house., merchants whose accounts CRYSTAL SPRINGS Cents cable tank, and other structures necessary for the operation, preserva- had been turned down by the Yoko- 35 tion and care of submarine mines and their accessories, $170,UUU, to be expended hama Specie Bank. WHITE CLOVER 30 Cents Ty the engineer department. PARKER RANCH, albs 7o Cents For operation and maintenance of fire control Installations at de- Visit Our fenses, $145,07. QUESTION OF For the purchase, manufacture, and U-f- i of machine and automatic guns, Metropolitan Meat Company, Ltd. including their carriages, Fights, implements, equipments, and the machinery PRECEDENCE necessary for their manufacture at the arsenals, $4(!.0'.'0. fill Telephone 45. For the purchase, manufacture, and test of mountain, field, and siege cjtnno.u. including their carriages, sights, implements, "equipments, and the machinery There was a transfer of authority for their manufacture at the arsenals, $UOO000. iiercary from afloat to ashore in the local naval For the purchase, manufacture, and test of munition air for machine and circles on Saturday and a hauling automatic guns, and for mountain, field, and siege cannon, including nee-8-sar- the cow n of commander' blue pennants on AXHINSTER RUGS experiments in connection therewith and the machinery necessary for its t!ie battleships and th noistjr.g jf manufacture at the arsenals, $1CO,000. Captain pennant 3 Bees' blue at the ..le-fen- For manufacture, e. ' the purchase, and test of seacoast caution for coast Nasal station. It had finally been dis- ! afa-- r incic.difig their carriages, sights, implements, equipments, and the y covered days of record searching in patterns that make your home ue eary for their manufacture at the arsenals, $273,000. and precedence debate tha; a captain look bright and pjease the eye. as!t! e w as a ranking officer to a cap- DIj vC For the put chase, manufact ore, and test of amiuunitbn for seacoast camion, SJ fill Jl tain at'oat and the pennants rose and t t - a - -- 1 including the i.,Nsary experiments in eoi;i, i iion therewith, and the machin- fell accordingly. Size 18x36 .$1.25 ery uei-ewai- for its manufact vie at the arsenals. $3'2?.0"0. When the battleships Maine and Size 27x54 . 2.50 For the purchase, manufacture, test of aiumunhioii. su Alabama entered the harbor last week, Size 27x60 . 3 00 briber t. "apt a in Kecs. of the Xaval Station, and other accessories for seacoast artillery practice, iticliidir.g t he machinery Size 36x72 . 5.00 i - t! utter d do n his flag and ma le 1 necessary for their manufact ttre a the arsenals. $40t'.".0. Vtt-de-r "0) wU'isaiKv to 'apiains and The old fashioned Nottingham For the alteration and maintenance of the mobile artillery, including the Harber, who look d at the Jro-juoi- s purchase and manufacture of machinery, tools, arid the saluting guns at the station Curtain, that has not the style of f and materials necessary for the er and ran up their colors- in command work and the expenses of the mechanics engaged thereon, $."i.i,m.iO. its French Sister, but will out- For the purchase, manufacture, "f se.-- i anJ shore. Then, alter the eX- - ri and test f of ammunition. subcaUUr tubes, har.jje of Lsits, the question of rank wear any other quality of Curtain. es and other accessories for mountain, field, and siege artillery lib-ari- j practice, iuctudicsj was raised -2 ar.d were 3 1- yds. long, $1.25 to $3.50 Mr. C. II. Wagner, Gen. Mgr. Russ Lumber Co.. San the machinery necessary f.r their manufacture at the arsenals, and ammunition into. Nothing cou'd be found to shed ' : - Diego, Cal., U. S. ." .il. ..r , ,,, ... i i j- ., any light on a pair. A., writes to Paraffine Paint Co. tl... i ii. ! issii... !vr tiit nisi ruct i'-- at.'i 'get .the question until Satur- as follows: d day, when h was dtscovvrt-- that tne j "A rire toe ,.f students at the institutions to whu-- i Fxtra length and width, Co occurred during the night of August 17th, not the issue of artillery wt hori.ed. Naval .s'tati.-- and was $i0.troi'. onmianuei' It. inches py 4 yds., $2.75 a pair. j discovered until morning. Blaze had died out as the roofing i 5. ,i . . t - . .r Uj(dr.t).In ,.. . v. ! i ii.ii.iiici. HLCHi'UUg I HC KAHUKU STCIl.v. BtfUfEO. would not ignite. This roof is covered with Malthoid jjii purchase and your manufacture of machinery, tools, materials necessary for the work, The Kahuku Plantation Store build- Roofing. We f and expenses consider that the resistance of the Malthoid Roof-- of the civilian mechanics and extra --duty pay of ti.lisu-- iueu ing and contents were destroyed by ! thereon, ing stopped the blaze and saved the plant." $475,000. fire on Saturday. The cause of the PS two-tenth- - tU alteration ,,f three s rr and inch material to rapid -- re blaze is unknown, so re- r f feld far as the -,,,, "ciuuing bigots, j HAMM-YOUN- implement, equipments, and the material and ma- - ports received state. The loss is not VON G COMPANY, LTD. v., uwm xor alteration and manufacture at the arsenals a j $0,0''Q, particularly iieavy one. laagjf if II II i MMMHUO THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1908.

! ish bark Gladys had sailed from Fort- - mits those so inclined to read In bed. NUl'ANT, Am. Pk., Jv.ss. lyn. ar. N. land for Queenstown, and as all three There is a well equipped gymnasium, KUNEWA'S COMMISSI Y. from Hon., Ju;i. IT. You j of the vc se!a were loaded with, wheat, There is a nursery where the chii- - NEVA DAN. A.-- S. s.. C.roene. ar. MARINE much interest was felt in a prospective- dren may romp to their hearts' con- - June In'. race around Care Horn and across the tent in perfect safety. S ASSESSOR K. K. s. S , from Don't Atlantic. uno P. There is an auxiliary saloon where SliEDKSU. m, Iver-so- n. KELLOGG, Am. s.hr., C. I The .ie an. r.an as a new tin whistle real race was begun oil the private parties miy be given, ar. Eureka from Hon.. Apr. &. mouth (V.lumlia - The commission of J. H. Kunewa OKANOGAN, the Matson Xavi-ati- on of the river on Janu- A system of wireless telegraphy as Am. shr.. Mathew. Know Company's new assessor from Port ary i . Accpr.ling to information re- - keeps the traveler posted on world of the County of Maui was Gamble tor Hon. Juno steaintr Lurline into port on her signed IS. at what moment you ceived here today, the vessels were in happenings, gives him a rmans com by Governor Frear shortly be- may wish y of ORLAND. P. niai.len trij. yr.st?r.i.-i- morning. Site fore he Nor. P., from Hon, for company almost throughout the voyage munieating with his friends or busi sailed with Secretary Garfield Ocean Island, May 9. that you had made a will. for on went to the regular Matson v.harf, and reached Queenstown in 137 days fless associates ashore and enables him Hawaii Saturday and the ap- OLYMPIC, Am. bkt.. Evans, ar. Hon. pointee begin from S. F., If it is drawn up now by us, where her cargo for Honolulu was lis on June L. ha route they passed sev- - to make hotel reservations and other will the duties of his of- June II. fice immediately. ROCHAMKKAU. Fr. bk , from Lelth. in proper legal charged And was iinrne.liately eral other vessels which had sailed from arrangements while still far out at sea form, you'll feel taken to The for Hon., June 19. Pacific Coast ports several days earlier.; There Is a dark room where the ama- nomination of Mr. Kunewa by R. C. SLADE, easier the railroad wharf to complete her Am. schr.. Ponerwd. atout it. PLANS FOE OCEAN EACE. teur photographer will find facilities Treasurer A. J. Campbell was en- from Makawe'I for Aberdeen. May 19. sujjar cargo. dorsed by the Territorial Central Com- R, P. RITHET, Am. bk., McDonald. We make no con- doing . charge for NEW YOEK, June 9. Naval men in r everything from loading a ar. S. 10. lue Lurhne is a combination pas mittee of the party, the appointment F. from Hon.. June New York are deeply interested in the P,ate holder to enlarging the snapshot R. C. SLADE, Am. schr., or. Aberdeen sultation. senger a u.I belne a Territdrial one. The name freight steamer, and the - ,ne Just made. from Makawell, June 4. truth of the rumor that naval authori was most modern of Ler class in every re- also submitted to the Maui County ROBERT LEWERS. Am. chr Un- ties are planning an ocean race for the SHIPPING NOTES. committee, spect. She was Luilt at Newport which neither endorsed nor derwood, ar. Hon. from Port Gamble, Xews new scout cruisers Salem, Birmingham The Kinau will be in from Hilo early refused to endorse, which sub- June 3. shipbuilding but works in Virginia, and ami Chester, which will be an interna- this morning. mitted other names endorsed for a se- ROSECRANS, Am. S. P., ar. Gaviota brought a cargo of coal to San Fran- tional trial of three systems of engine The W. G. Hall brought 6000 bags lection. from Hon.. with rargo Monterey In The new assessor had the advantage tow, June 8. cisco, making the run in 53 days. Con- design with which the vessels are sugar from Hanamaulu. Lin over the others suggested from the SPOKANE, Am. schr., ar. Hilo from trary to the general impression The Kinau will bring 5000 bags Ko-lo- a mmi which equipped, the Salem being equipped fact that he is personally known to Port Gamble, June 12. has been Lur-lin- susar on Wednesday. given credence here, the e with the American type of turbine en- the Territorial Treasurer, who knows S. C. ALLEN. Am. bk.. Wilier, from is not a turbine vessel; but her The Molokai Ranch Co. shipped 35 also that his work Is good. His ap Hon. for Gray's Harbor, May 19. gines, the Chester with the English calves by the Mikahala yesterday. triple-expansi- pointment, therefore, regard- S. G. WILDER. Am. bk.. Jackson, ar. engines are of the reciprocating, on type of turbine, cannot be and the Birmingham All steamers arriving yesterday re- ed as any reflection on any of the S. F. from Hon., June 8. type and modern to the least triple-expansio- with n engines. port very heavy weather In the chan- - other candidates endorsed from Maui. ST. KATHERINE. Am, bk., ar. S. P. detail. Chief Engineer J. Barker, who These three ships are the" best and nel from Hilo, May 22.

was pu U. S. A. T., from Manila by the boat when the keel plates fastest of their type in the world. It The Moi Wahine from Ho-noi- SHERIDAN. William Smith Montevideo, where she had put In In for Hon.. June 15. O. were laid and who superintended the is understood the race will be held brought a full load of sugar yes- distress, 5, on voyagre Nor- that terday. Jan. from SHERMAN, U. S. A. T., Brutrutemt construction of the Lurline, is justly off the New England coast. folk, Oct. 19. Spoken Apr. 30. Ar. ar. Portland from Hon., June IS. Trust Department proud of his part of the ship. The When the Noeau left Honokaa there Bremerton May 7. SIBERIA. P. M. S. S., ar. Yokoham NOTICE TO MARINERS. were 5000 bags sugar 4500 BANGALORE, sp.. Colly, engine has cylinders of 31, 50 and 84 there and at Am. from from Hon.. June 12. Kukuihaele. Norfolk for Hon., Oct. 23; apoken state Managed, Revenues Collected, inches in diameter, respectively. The Crescent City harbor, California. TENYO MARU, T. K. K. S. S..from The Mikahala from Maui and Molo- Nov. 24, 7 N 26 W. Yokohama for Hon. June 15. 54-inc- h (List of lights, buoys and daymarks, pistons H. Loan and Investments Made. have a stroke, and the kai brought many passengers and the BENJAMIN CONSTANT. Brazilian TEXAN. A.-- S. P.. Hall, from HI1 engine on the run down indicated 4100 Pacific Coast, 1908, page 40.) usual Molokai freight yesterday. training ship, Pereira, from Hon. for for Salina Cru. May 25. Insurance horsepower. The boilers are of the Notice is hereby given that Crescent Olowalu has finished grinding for the Yokohama, May 9. THOMAS. U. S. A. T.. Lynara, ar. S. P. Br. S-- , 12. City whistling buoy, off the entrance to season. 1100 BUCRANIA. S. from Newport from Hon., May ENGLISH-AMERICA- Scotch pattern, 15 feet 4 inches in di- The Mikahala brought 1.QXNT FOR N News for Hon., April 18. A.-- H. S. Colcord. - ! bags, the last of the crop, yesterday. VIRGINIAN. ameter and 11 feet 6 inches long, and Crescent City harbor, California, here CRESCENT, Am. schr.. from New from Hilo for Pallna Cm, June t. UNDERWRITERS re- flags on ships certified to carry 180 pounds of steam tofore reported adrift, has been The all the in port were castle, for Hon., May 25. from S. F.. Jun 3. half-mast- ed yesterday out of respect to square placed. CARRADALE. Br. sp., from Newcastle W. H. MARSTON. Am. schr., from the inch. to the memory of the late Prince for Hon., 4. Real Fauntleroy Bock bell buoy, also re- June Hilo for S. F.. June 17. Estate The auxiliary engines are two elec David. CANARIAS, French S. S.. from Harr tric generators, ice machine for cool ported out of position, has been re- Captain Miller's schooner yacht Luka for Hon., ashore near Tarifa, Apr. 2. FOP RENT. ing 6000 cubic feet of cold storage space, placed. Is nearly ready for her first cruise. She Reported Apr. 6 full of water, prob- ably a loss. Oahu ice & Electric Co. and an array of pumps. A complete By order of the Lighthouse Board. has been entirely overhauled and her total T. W. Hobron premises on Nuuanu interior finished In koa. CHEHALIS, Am. schr.. 'Wikman. ar. Avenue, now occupied by machine shop is carried, so that all E. F. LOPEZ, proceed- Mr. Richard Sugar is reported on Kauai as fol- Astoria from Makawell and M. Isenbergr. Partially furnished. Beau- Commander, U. S. N., Inspector. ed to Coos Bay; Apr. 30. any part of sorts of work short of building another lows: K. S. M., 34360; Mak., 16,800; G. ar. ICE delivered at t grounds; large, spacious house. eighteen-thousand-mi- P. M. S. S., city. Island" promptly 0.114. tiful engine could be .lone. On her le LIAINE AN1 ALABAMA. & R., 4900 K. P., 14,000: L.. P.. 10,350; CHINA. from Hon. for orders Large house, Yokohama, 8. 628; O. 600. Offlca, Ka-wa- lo. FOR RENT Beretania M., 17, 051; G. 5110; S. June Tel. P. Box Hospital. trip not one dollar was The battleships Maine and Alabama H. F., W. Co, CO street, next to Queen's 24.C00. RON ADO. Am. bkt.. Potter, ar. FOR SALE Lot with two cottages, spent for machine work. Power drills tomor- Hon. from S. F., 3. are scheduled to sail from here ar- June The Noeau from Hawaii ports A.-- H. corner Miller and Beretania streets. and a lathe are part of the tools in the row, but as they were a day ahead COLUMBIAN, S. S., Colcord, Fine Lot in Palolo Tract. rived early yesterday morning with ar. Kahulul from Hon., June 15. NEW shop. they will 35 House and Lot, Kewalo. of time in arriving in all 4032 bags of H. S. Co.'s sugar and CROOK, U. S. A. T., ar. S. F. from The wireless system installed is the away head of Huehue which were 7. Lots In Puunui Tract. probability get this afternoon if f cattle Hon., May ilassey, which is fast coming into taKen aDoarci Kauua. Houses and Lots in Palama. the Nippon Maru from the coast ar-- i at iogan CELTIC MONARCH. Br. Bp., HtOS I renorts verv stronar N. E. trades and Llewellyn, Franklin Lots in Nuuanu Valley and Kalmuki. favor, and Purser C, Warren and his rives. As usual the officers and men from Hon. for San Fran- House and Lot, King street, near assistant, A; Sparks, are in charge of heavy seas in the channels. cisco. May 15. are anxious to hear from home and as reports CARAVELLAS, S. S., Thomas Square. telegraph. They have had some Purser Hart of the Niihau Fr. from Hon. the it will be about a month before they j fine Weather on outward trip to Ana- - for S. F., June 15. SILENT CAMERON. very fine successes with their niessngcs. , reach Maniia they want to get their hola w ith light showers at that port, CEYLAN, Fr. S. S.f Jouan, ar. S. F. No Noise on any Speed. j from Hon., May 8. The accommodations for passengers possible. On return trip strong winds and heavy XL Bishop Trust Co., Ltd. letters today if DEFENDER, Am. schr., ar. Hon. from Come and Be are of the finest. No steamer coming commander of 1 lie iiiiuu iiciu iirx iiil ouiiuajr Captain Harber, the f in long She Honoipu, June 6. to Honolulu has better staterooms. in Honolulu a time. the squadron, and Executive Officer bronght 60SO bags of M. S. Co.'s .sugar. DIX, IT. S. A. T., Ankers, from Hon. They first, large, and, second, airy. 3. are, Leahy have been to the Volcano and BOSTON. 10. A new speed for Manila, June June DIRIGO, sp., Goodwin, Hon. buys and sells Hawaiian Stocks and All of them are so situated that they to- 25.24 was reported for Am. from should return in the Mauna Kea mark of knots for New York, May 23. se- are whatmay be termed outside rooms. new when she ar- Associated Garage Bonds. Makes Loans on approved day. The time of will be de- the cruiser Salem DUNDEE, Russ, late Br. bk. Gustaf- - The roomy . especially the poop, rived at the Charlestown Navy Yard curity. decks, cided upon this morning. sen, ar. Astoria from Hon., May 16. LL F. MURRAY, Manager. for promenade, and a today for docking after her builders' are well adapted is possible the vessels will go out- requirements of E. F. WHITNEY. Am. bk., ar. S. F., It trial. The contract from Kahului, June 19. Invites correspondence In reference special deck is being constructed for 22.50 twenty-fou- r side, anchor, and wait for the mail and the vessel are knots for ELVASTON, Br. S. S., Putt, from DISTILLED WATER the storage of bananas. It will be large twenty-fou- r knots over to, investments in the Islands, or the any stragglers who may be left ashore, hours and Hon.-f-or Newcastle, May 26. enough to take G0C0 bunches. The a measured course. The builders' test any Plantation. setting out on their homeward journey ENTERPRISE, M. Nav. Co.'s S. S., condition of Hawaiian freight-handlin- g will be resumed tomorrow and will last PURE SODA WATER machinery is of the Nippon from S. F. for Hilo, June 15. about sundown unless the until June 22. M. sp., Guard-Ia- n. latest style, and very capable of doing ERSKINE PHELPS, Am. Gra Acts as Trustee, Executor, or Maru is sighted before. "When in sugar MOVEMENTS 0? SHIPPrNCJ. ham, ar. Philadelphia from Kahului, fine work. Hilo taking May 2S. TENYO MARU WLENESDAY. ALEXANDER, TJ. S. collier, from S. from the Kauai, the Lurline handled EDWARD SEWALL, Am. sp., Quick, Fountain Soda Works The new Japanese liner Tenyo Maru F. for Hon., June 11. Collects Interest and dividends and with her winches 2000 bags an hour at ALAMEDA, O. S. S., Dowdell, from S. from Hon. for Delaware Breakwater, Wednesday on April 6. manages estates generally. one hatch. is due from the Orient P. for Hon., June 13. T . KUNIKIYO A.-H.'- CLYDE, Am. sp., Her interior is finished in mahogany her maiden trip. She is one of three ALASKAN, S. S., Nichols, from FALLS OF Larsen. FLORIST from Gaviota for Hon., May 21 (re- a fine sister ships each of 14,000 tons. She is Seattle for Hon., June 12. Fort Street, next Kash Store. Fire Insurance. and white. There is automatic Ger. sp., turned with foretopmasf and head- first her ALEXANDER ISEN3ERG, flowers dally. Violets, piano, and a library in the social hall, a triple screw turbine, the of 27. gear gone for tow to S. F. for re Fresh Carn Deposit Boxes. from Bremen for Hon.. Mar. tions, Asters, Roses and an assortment Safe which is very spacious. A card and kind in the transpacific trade. She ALICE COOKE. Am. schr., ar. Hon. pairs). S1TEY, of decorative plants. Orders for table room off social hall is was built in Japan and is an oil bur- from Port Ludlow, June 4.. FOOHNG Am. bk., Banfield, smoking the from Eleele for Delaware Break- flowers promptly hlied. Telephone tJl Co. Building comfortablv located and well furnish ner. The principal dimensions are: ALUMNA, Am. schr., Simmie, ar. Port Bishop Trust Townsend from Hon., May 25. water, May 22. to be used. Length over all, 575 feet; length be- NEW SHIPMENT. ed for the purposes it is AMY TURNER, Am. , bk., Warland, FLAURENCE WARD. Am. schr. aux.. 924 Bethel Street, The deck officers' rooms are all in the tween perpendiculars, 550 feet; mould- from Hon. for S. F., June 11. Piltz, ar. Hon. from Midway. May 26. Famous "B" Brand Am. sp., Fullerton, house, engineers being housed ed breadth, 63 feet; moulded depth to AORANGI, Br. S. S., Phillips, ar. Syd- FORT GEORGE. HONOLULU. forward ar. N. Y., 101 days from Hon., May Off the uiningroom is a pantry, upper deck, 38 feet, 6 inches; moulded ney from Hon., June 19. aft. ASTRAL,, Am. sp., Dunham, from Hilo 29. For Kimonos a tD deck, 46 feet, 6 inches, METEOROLOGICAL EECOED. where food is kept for serving in depth shelter for Delaware Breakwater, April 6. FULLERTON. Am. bkt.. ar. Port liar steam heater. An electric gri'l and gross tonnage, 14,000 tons; displace- ATLAS. Am. so., from Kahulul for ford from Hon., May 21. Issued Every Sunday Morning by the Birk- - first-clas- s GEO. E. BILLINGS, Am. scbr., v in this ment, 21,000 tons; passengers, Delaware Breakwater, Apr. 9. Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau. patent egg boiler are installed holm, port 9 New K. ALBERT, Am. bk., from Port Town-sen- d ar. off June from Fukuroda Ziyi pantry. The is aft, and the pas-- 275; intermediate passenger, 54; steer- castle, sailed same Eleele. ALL COLORS AND PRICKS way 8X; type engine, for Hon., June 15. wnwrq are not in anv annoyed age passengers, of ANDY MAHONY. Am. schr., Jorgen-se- n, GENERAL BAQUEDANO, Chilean bv the smells of the kitchen. Parsons Turbine; boilers, ar. S. F., from Hon., May 20. training ship, Fontaine, from Hon, 2 S $1 with a full load shafts; designed speed, 20 ASIA, P. M. S. S., ar. S. F. from Hon., for Yokohama, May 9. Si I She will leave here three GERARD C. TOBEY, Am. bk.. ar. S. Bikes Painted ss g ? June 12. a a tomorrow a,t 10 o'clock. All her ac knots; cargo capacity, 8000 tons. Hilo, 9. AMERICA MARU. T. KT. K. S. S., F. from June N ' been special of the Her- TO LOOK EQUAL TO NEW! 14 30 12 79 69 T 81 7 9 commodations for rassengers have A few of the features Filmer, ar. Yokohama June 5, hence, GEORGE CURTIS, Am. bk., 1 I W 0 IV so.n 8 M 2 8 Tenyo Maru which make her the most May 25. bert, from Hon. for S. F., May 13. )6, !1 12 SB 12 taken. ' HONGKONG MARU, Jap. S. S... Bent, r. YOSHIKAWA 80 7 ?C 0: 60 5 NK 10 Lurline 's Pacific, are as ANNIE E. SMALE, Am. schr., from W 0 ' ' Following is a list of the modern steamer on the 'I' I Ott NH 10 T 18 30. C 8 81 70 10 8 Newcastle for Hon., Apr. 28. from Yokohama for Hon., ashore at 163 KINO STREET i 7 59 1 8J 7 T j 16 8 officers: Captain, il. weeien; follow: Wusingr, 10. r 8. I JOHNSON, Am. bk., ar. S. F. June 9 80 .1 80 72 T 6b , 8 8 sec- ANNIE 2lf first officer, O. Fre.lncKsen; There are six deck3 which afford from Hilo, June 19. H. C. WRIGHT, Am. schr., from Ma- AY. ample hukona for S. F., June 10. K'nto-liam- meter are cor officer, A. Keene; third officer, 5400 of promenade area and ANDREW WELCH, Am. bk., ar. Hon. readings ond feet M. " YAMATOYA," lilt Barker; pro- from S. F., June 12. HILONIAN. N. Co. S. S., John- rected for temperature, instrumental Madson; chief engineer, J. room for living quarters of liberal reaueeo. AURORA, Am. bkt., Samuelson, ar. son, ai. Hon. from S. F., June 10. ALL KINDS OF errors, and local gravity, and first assistant engineer, J. McComb; portions. HONOIPU, Am. schr., ar. Hana from Averasre cloudiness stated S. F. from Hilo, June 20. fa level. assistant engineer, IT. liankin; new system of ventilation insures Hon., June 17. SHIRTS, PAJAMAS and KIMONOS scale from 0 to 1. Direction of second A ALICE McDONALD. Am. schr., from In ... : O 14. HAWAII, Am. bkt., Gunderson. ar. MADE TO prevailing direction uunuJ third assistant engineer, J. Butcher; fresh air in every stateroom in every Hon. for Port Townsend, June ORDER. wind is S. Seattle, Grays Harbor from Makawe'I, Mar. hmira endine at 8 p. m. Velocity of purser, C. Warren; wireless operator, kind of weather. ARIZONAN, from F. for 1244 Orpbeam. IS- 28. In port Apr. 23. Fort St., Just above wind is average velocity in miles per steward, J. Kobertson. in every room in- June - A. Sparks; An electric fan BOREALIS. Am. schr., ar. Mahukona HELEXE, Am. schr., Thompson, ar. hour. T indicates trace of ram. S. from 10. sures comfort when the temperature S. F., 14. F. Hon., June WM. B. STOCKMAN. LONG EACE. from June HOLYWOOD, ar. climbs, and a system of heating con- BUFORD, U. S. A. T., ar. Hon. from Br. bk., Hon. from Section Director. NEW YOEK, June 9 News of the Junin, May 7. trolled by the occupant of the room P. F., June 14. Money MOON. remarkable marine race of Town-sen- d IRMGARD, Am. bkt., Trom Hon. for TIDES, SUN AND ending of a passenger immunity against BENICIA. Am. bkt., ar. Port Oregon, to gives the Hon-- May 24. S. F., June 14. We buy your Diamonds, Watchea, ' miles, from Portland, from ' 16.000 IROQUOIS, U. S. S., Carter, ar. Hon. $ , 3 15 cold. B. F. PACKARD. Am. sn., St. Clair, and old Jewelry for Spot Cash. Queenstown, which was won by the t - from Molokai, May 1. An electric light in every berth per- sailed for Rrmenfon Feb. 14. from British ship Clackmannanshire, was re- INCA, Am. schr., from Newcastle for city today. The vessel Hon., May 16. ceived in this Oisen, 1 JAMES ROLPH, Am. schr., ! p m. n.m p.m. i ,Ri" 11 in ) 'Ft sailed from Portland on January Kaanapali ar. S. F., 10. py.S 11.10 4 6 05 5 19 8 45 1 08 from June J. Marthe Gar company with the French bark JOHN ENA, Am. sp., Madsen. from 'cO-'- I 8 1 1018 Nuuanu Ave., and Fort ... 5 32 7 SO 20 6 45 46 Brit- - Breakwater, I ! the Hon. for Delaware Mr am I - Reus. Two days lefore that HOTEL Street near Hotel ft FAIRMONT L r.o in e 90 IV 9 St May 9. KAIULANI. Am. bk.. Colly, ar. S. F., Wf , il UO 6.4 't o A! o to. o J LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITE! from Kaanapali, June 19. BUREAU. 1.45 7 30 10 2 ) 5 21 6 4i, S 48 STATES WEATHER KOREA. P. M. S. S.. Dixon, ar. Yoko A. A. WILSON. ' i I i World t The most superbly situated hotel in the Hon.. May 27. 0 9V ft 05 ,1 05 5 21 6.40 4.f3 Honolulu, Sunday, June 21. hama from 2ST ' ' KLIKITAT, Am. bkt.. Cutler, ar Port . Bay 00 8.35 11 .45 5 21 64BJU-IS- overlooking the entire of San Francisco, Townsend from Hon., May II. I 2 WIND rapidly rebuilding city M. S. S ar. Hon. General Contractor e 2Sth at 6:0S a. m. THERMO the , and the LURLINE. N. Co. ! O from Hilo, June 21. Office, 58 Younj Bid. Tel. Hi. Hil occc i business and centers. 0 bout on'ahuIul and 5 Convenient to shopping, theatre, railroad MA RAMA, C-- A. S. P.. Gibb, from tolu. than at Hono- - ia parlier D Suva for Hon., June 15. o THE EPITOME OF HOTEL EXCELLENCE. MANUKA. C.-- A. S. S.. ar. Vancouver art time is 10 hours from Hon.. June 19. h.,, e1er Greenwich Gatlcn, fleill & Company, Ltd. fee. than combining all the conveniences and luxuries MEXICAN, A.-- H. S. P., Nichols, from I i i 50-0- 75 83 6$ 4 ... 17. 1900 6 81 .00 Wt good hotel should have, with many unique, P. F. for Hon.. June i a W'sfr ninutes The time l MONGOLIA, P. M. S. S., ar. S. F. Engineers and Machinists 30.0 M H 15 70 S i original and exclusive features. e same 11:30 p m.. waicn is 1801 J J from Hon., June 2K as min-tim- iwich 0 0 e I N Entirely ed and refitted at a cost of hours 1903 23 93 S2 65 4 .i0 63 j 2 MARION CHILCOTT. Am. fp., from QUEEN AND RICHARDS STREETS ,n'tn are for local million dollars. J$ J3 J& 11. Boilers re-tu- bd with charcal-lro- n - ! i over three Gaviota fo? Hon.. June " f'oe 0.C- - 6 79 .00 70 2 S 1903 " Social center of the city headquarters of the MANCHURIA, P. M. P. P.. Paunders, or steel tubes. General ship work. i - -- 1904 00 53 .2 73 CO 67 1 j s - Navy most of the social from Hon. for Yokohama, June 15. I ' Army and Scene of MOANA, C.-- A. P. S., ar. Brisbane from 76 63 4 .08 63 8 j !R 10 W5 3X04! j j festivities. IS. 1 R exPected-Cap(aj-- n Hon., April r lfer - as was cren- 73 7 j B 6 KOA DESKS and 1906 30 C2 81 11 '6 .18 j FOR 1,000 GUESTS MOHICAN, Am. bk., ar. S. F. from t'ad akiu on nnd when ACCOMMODATIONS 11. 64 73 76 25 83 8 j 8 5 Hilo. June FOUR POSTERS the praT-rJt- ent aboard fund 190? 33 Single rooms with bath, $2.50 upward. S. F. from boat 2 MURIEL, Am. schr., ar. -- 8 j 7 European Plan. - ; 1908 30.07 .9 70 4 8 Suite batil upwards 11. "et an-aj- Inserted. She will J llJ $10.00 Hana. June Ro-ecran- CO, 71 73 07 70 i 5 ' I MONTEREY, see VINC CHONC Tg 80.03 2 COMPANY; for Sail9 STOCKMAN, MANAGEMENT PALACE HOTEL MARY E. FOSTER, from Ta'.tal Kin and Bethel tomorrow fos San Francisco WM. B. Hon., 8. 0 a. ....rr. Section Director. June COMMERCIAL JO THE PACIFIC ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1908. Fraternal Meetings Fraternal Meetings 1, LOZX2B POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT NO SON! OF f7. GZ0XO8, O. O. F. XL. S53. I MfXiH.. Mests eTery Erst nd third Friday Masts Mso04 fomrth Tasrsday .?Ssii-- of the month, at 7:30 p. m-- in 'ry V,iiOdd Fellows' Hall, Korl Street. ordiJlj umtt4 to - visiting brothers eoraiauy mrii Visiting brotkwi to attend. ttittad. C. A. SIMPSOV, C. P. RULES FOR BIFFS DOIIGS AT J. . collins, W. P. PIERRE, Scribe. A. G. a. KINWAT, Bsey. L.UU 5 1, O. O. BXCELSIOE LODGE NO. L F. Scully wi!l give his next box- C3TTTKO WAE LODOS XO. 4, X. of P. Meets every Tuesday evening, ai Jack at1'- -- DDE CLUB sacon n Us Tossdsy Tvn-Kl in Follnwa T7t! Fnrt SHOW ing show on July 4. His two cards 'RIGGER VhM Try sa. id Visitingnl cordially all. Vineyard stra. st T:80 p. Visitinf Street. brothers . made kroner r eoriislly tnTita W stent. Invited to attend. last week a hit with the crowd PAMCEL L. WONO, O.O. J. DUTOT, X. G. and they will all be there to sample WONG KIM CHONQ. Ik L. LA PIERRE, See. ! Kennel Club Adds his next fiatic billpf-far- e. 3, O. O. to Provisions Members Are Now Beginning to HAEMONT LODGE NO. L F. (s?t fa (SKifv Meets every Monday evening, at jVjJ.Vk7:30. in Odd Fellows IU1L Fort of the American Kennel Murphy was in the procession yes- Receive Their Money's tw- Street. Visiting brothera cordially terday, none the worse for the rap Invited to attend. Club. Auction Sale BEN VICKERS. N. G. which he got from Tighe and which Worth. . R. HENUKY, Sec. put him out. He states that he will

PACIFIC EEBEKAH LODGE NO. 1, not box again until he has gone bath-hous- Get es The local rules governing the com- The of the Outrigger I O. O. F. through a proper course of training. TUESDAY, JUNE 23,' 1908, i'-'v- , Meete every second and fotirtli ing bench show of the Hawaiian Ken- Club at Waikiki were in operation yes- tS tS 10 m. lows' HalL Rebekaha nel Club are as follows: terday afternoon, but not patronized to o'clock a. ' Visitinc are Soldier Piatt has had a spell in the ordiallv invited to attend. I. No dog will be received 11 any extent on account of the funeral. At my salesroom, 847 Kaahumanu St. ALICE PRATT, N. O. after hospital. He will be in shape to box Secy. A. M. on Monday, July 20, 1908. Through courtesy of the Seaside I am instructed to sell JE5NY JACOBSON, in a month or six weeks. the Your II. The managers will use due dili- hotel management shower baths are at OLIVE. BRANCH EEBEKAH LODGE gence for the care and safety of all 5 tjpK I Picture "Volcano NO 2, L O. O. F. dogs exhibited. Watchmen will be kept Marsh at Fort Shafter is in line for the disposal of the club as well as 'r-Jiw- Meet every first and third Thors-Mf- on duty day and night; but must a J other bathing facilities. The outrig- - at 7:30 p. m., in Odd Fel-Z-jF- it match. by JULES TAVERNIER. tows' Hall. Vmitiwg Rebekaha are be distinctly understood by all ex- S & gerites, however, will have to bring eordiallv inrited to attend. hibitors that the management will not Young Sharkey will beat Wahilanl their own towel8 and bathing suits. Also at same time: JENNIE H. MACAULAY, N. G. be responsible for loss or damage to Stove HAZEL CRANE. Secy. with course of training. He One at least of the grass houses, with 1 Surrey, Pole and shaft in good con- Gas any dog exhibited, whether the result a has cause. some good points for a novice. spacious lounging lanais, will be in dition. OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371, F. & A. M. of accident or other 1 Double Set Harness. ft Meets on the last Monday- - ef each III. It is desired that with each shape for the members of the club to Lot of Rubber Coats and Ponchos. month, at Masonic Temple, at 7:30 p. entry the- - exhibitor state the price for Al. Davis of the cruiser St. Louis, use. Refreshments and meals may be m. Visiting brethren are cordially in-- ' vJ xvited to attend which he will sejl his dog, provided it made a good Impression on the fans ordered from the Seaside Hotel, and New Goods I". X M. M. JOHNSON. VT. M. is for sale. All transactions must be heady Installed W. H. GOETZ. Secretary. between the owner or his representa- on Saturday night. He is clever, surf enthusiasts may dine in their club- 16 pairs ladies' shoes, tive and the purchaser. The Secretary and cool and in shape would be a hard houses without troubling to change 5 pairs men's patent L. Oxfords, LEAHJ CHAPTEE NO. 2, O. E. S. Superintendent, unless requested, man anyone to 12 pairs men's brogans, Meets every third Monday of each or for tackle. from their bathing suits to conven- will not interfere nor assume any re- 28 shirts, negligee. month, at 7:30 p. m., in the Masonic a5 tional garb. Room is now provided for may anc you Temple. Visiting sisters and brother a sponsibility in the matter. Dennis Tighe has fought and de- On account of whom it concern. Ia1A7 are cordially invited to attend. will receive a surf boards and paddles, and work on CLARA M. SCHMIDT, W. M. IV. Each exhibitor feated some good professionals. On ADELAIDE M. WEBSTER, Sec. ticket of identification for all dogs en- a canoe shed will be begun at once. F. MORGAN, , -- receiving his discharge in few JAS. uUW know what tered which must be carefully pre- a The club has secured a number of AUCTIONEER. LEI ALOHA CHAPTEE NO. 3, O. E. S. served, as no dog will be permitted to months lie intends to enter the ring cocoanut logs, and these the fleet en ft Meets at the Masonic Temple every pass out of the building at night until second Saturday of each month, at j and earn his living that way. He will the word enjoyment 7:30 owner shall deposit $5.00 and sur- tertainment committee will utilize in p. Visiting sisters and brothers are its I be heard from, all right, If he does. ' F eordially invited to attend. render this ticket to the check clerk, the construction of an artistic tropical MINNIE FRAZEE, Vf. M. on aa signifies. LOUISE A. TRUE, Secy. both of which will be returned the bridge across the lagoon. The brulge return of the dog next morning before THE ONLY GAME will be in keeping with the grass Auction. Sale JH J LADEG3' AUXILIARY, O. IX, 10 o'clock. If prize-winne- rs are taken PLAYED, YESTERDAY out and not returned, the prizes houses, and will remain. TrvinioN NO. 1. The junior members of the Outrigger eminary Meets every first and third awarded them will be forfeited. A m ) . a The Boilermakers and Railroad men - M W o n to each ones to r Mi season ticket will be issued Club, who will doubtless be the HIH his Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd. U. Hall, Fort Street exhibitor, free, and will be for his or i played a game of baseball yesterday r.--i,B.f Visiting are cordially make most use of the bathing facilities, King sisters use only. The ticket j morning Kapiolani Street V Invited to attend. her Individual at Park. are requested to take notice that the WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1903, MRS. K. COWES, Pres. will be forfeited if transferred. The game was'a good one, and it Bishop JOSEPHINE DILLON, Sec. dog will be received unless club is for use, not skylarking, and 12 O'CLOCK NOON. Street V. No took fifteen innings of fast play before . strong collar and "chawing" clothes of fellow MYSTIC LODGE NO. 2. K. of P. supplied with a that I have received instructions to Bell chain. the O. R. & L. Co. crowd won by the junior members will be considered suf- on grounds as above Meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays of or the eacn montn at 7:3a VI. Whenever it is possible, two score of 3 to 2. membership LARGE BUILDINGS T 1 j TJ- - . m . ficient cause for cancelling THE a vi x . xiau, corner dogs of same breed entered ' jm& cock ia ion more the of Boilermakers did srme VARIOUS COTTAGES ?T !a and Beretania. Visiting brothers cordi to- Hackett the of the "ehawer. " be WASH-HOUSE- by one exhibitor will benched AND S Your Grocer ally invited to attend. ef- swell work in the field, and Bob Shea BATH W. L. LYLE, C. O. gether; provided, a request to that PLUMBING, Etc. WALDRON, S. of the same team was the man :will sell you: P. K. R. fect is made in the entry form at the best Will take intending bidders morning time of entering. Positively no re- with the stick. HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. 1. PYTH- will be between 9 and 11, afternoon between quest to bench dogs together Charlie Lambert, the popular boni-fac- e, SPORTIVE JOSHES 2 and 5, to view. IAN SISTERS. entertained after entries are closed. Meets every first and third Monday, at opened umpired the game and gave sat- The large amount of lumber and 7:30 p. m., at Knights of Pythias Hall, VII. The show will be from plumbing in these buildings should 10 day." isfaction, although some of the boys You lose your coin IP Fort and Beretania streets. All visi- 10 A. M. to P. M. each draw attention of Plantation Man- tors eordiallv invited to attend. VIII. The judging will commence declared that two or three of his deci- It comes to pass, RENEE WHITEHEAD, M. E. O. During go to join agers, Contractors, U. S. Government GRACE O'BRIEN, M. of R. & S. promptly July 21, at 2 P. M. sions ought to be labeled and put in And dog be The lobster class. Officials on Pearl Harbor work, for the hours of judging no shall Charlie's Fort street museum, along laborers' quarters, buildings, etc. E2H8BK1K OAHU LODGE NO. 1, K. of P. taken from its stall, not even by its "A fool" they say in accents tart, Meets every 1st and ird Friday at owner, and if any dog is not found in with the other freaks which have made "Must quickly from his money part JAS. F. MORGAN. 7:30 o'clock. Pythian Hall, corner tfere-- by judge place Fort its stall when called for the the famous. auinia and streets. Visiting broth i: a-- You sweat ers eordially invited to attend. the judge will proceed without it. This t-a toil and COCA COLA A. DEERINO, C. O. rule will bo rigidly enforced, that the In sturdy style; J. W. WHITE, E. B. S. KETCHELL TO 5c. Everywhere. judging may not be retarded. Owners Together get to near to dogs, BOX Another pile. WILLIAM McETNLEY LODGE NO. 8, are requested be their .O'BRIEN Auction Sale and when the class is called to bring Then do they roses at you chuck? K. of P. ring. Oh, no. They say, "A fool for luck." every their animals into the judging In Meets second and fourth Saturday even owner, PHILADELPHIA, June 10. Phila- sa fi me at 7 .SO the absence of the attendants Reduction o clock, Bere-- Ket-che- WEDNESDAY, JUNE Sale m Pythian Hall, corner will take the dog into the ring. delphia Jack O'Brien and Stanley ll With a smile on his face Willie Palmer 24, 1908, ; tf iq tania and Fort streets. Visiting broth re- his? ers cordially invited to attend. IX No dog shall be permanently will meet in battle at San Fran- Hopped a car disobeying moramiT, , building until 10 slipped place, CONTINUING UNTIL W. L. FRAZEE. C. C. moved from the Ad.mission day, September tut he from his 10 O'CLOCK A. M., E. A. JACOBSON, K. E. S. Thursday night, July 23, ex- cisco 9th. on o'clock on Now the smile's the face premises, 178 street, near JUNE cept consent Superintendent. They will probably box forty-fiv- e at Beretania 30. by of the Of the undertaker and embalmer. Emma street, I will sell the whole of COURT CAMOES NO. 8110, A. O. F. X. The Bench Show Committee re- rounds at Jimmy Coffroth's Colma Meets every second and fourth Tues from, the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, con- day of each month, at p. m., in serves the right to refuse entries club, but full terms of the fight have A local man got sore the other day LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S 7:30 person or per- upon. sisting in part of San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. or issue tickets to, any not yet been decided Promoter because he missed the early train to Mahogany Chairs and Rocker, Visiting brothera cordially invited to sons they may think fit to exclude Coffroth came here today from New He would have caught it all attena. Kahuku. Oak Quarter-sawe- d Polished Chairs PR JOHN P. COWES, C. R from the show, and to remove from York to secure O'Brien's signature to right, but he had to go around a Merry Rockers, M. O. reasons and HATS PACHECO. P. S. the show any person or dog for the articles. Widow hat on his way to the depot. Very pretty Saddle Seat, J! which appear to them sufficient. While O'Brien valued his services Oak Quarter-sawe- d Chairs, OAMOES CIRCLE NO. 240, C. O. F. XI. Exhibitors will be allowed to highly, it was announced that the average man a good club every Hand the Roman Chair, in gold and silk brock-atell- e, Meets second and fourth Thurs dogs 7 to 10 A. M. wras good Ketehell you Km day of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in exercise their from match as as made. to defend himself with and are in UYEDA ttia Antonio Mail, Vineyard street. only, and 5 to 6 P. M., and no dog will has already agreed to Coffroth's terms. luck if he doesn't beat you to death. Large Center Rugs, nearly new, 1028 rUUANU AVENUE Visiting companions are cordially in- be permitted off bench except dur- vited to the Latest In design of Couch, attend. ing hours. Otherwise the Su- game may be said to be MRS. J. P. REGO, O. C. those A baseball Hau-to- p, Patentsspring Ottoman, see ex- L R. J. BORGES, F. S. perintendent will that they are 1 like an apple when it's scored. Bookshelves, Sofa Cushions, OFFICE SPECIALTIES ercised. This rule will be rigidly en- TROTTERS AND PACERS s COURT LUNALILO NO. 6600, A. O. F. run- Center Tables, In oak and wicker. forced. Meets every first Wednesday There is this difference between Silk Portieres, Pictures, Etchings, and third entry $2.50 will -- be warm exer- evenings of each month, at 7:30 p. m., XII. An fee of ning and spelling one is Bric-a-Bra- c, u CASH REGISTER, 2:10, by in Pythian HalL corner Fort and charged for each dog entered in one The stallion Silver Coin, cise and the other is school exercise. Royal Worcester Vases, Beretania streets. Visiting brothers class, $1.00 each additioanl Steinway, is dead. p TYPEWRITER, eoraiauy invited. and for Two Bisques, Box Couch, H. H. HANAKAHI, C. R. class. A sporty young fellow named 'Gene, Two French Clocks, ADDING MACHINE, JAS. K. KAULIA, S. Ted Hayes campaign eastern p P. C, P. XIII. The Secretary has executive will the Got full one night in his machine, Handsome Lamp, charge of management of the show mare Moy, 2:07, on the Pacific Coast yell. Center MIMEOGRAPH HONOLULU AEETE 140. F. O. E. the He started to Morris Chair, Cheffonier, Bureaus, and particulars. The Bench Show thisyear. pell-me- ll L Meets on second and in all And ran it Iron and Brass Bed, Hair Mattresses, GLOBE-WERNICK- WednpadAv even- - 8 P. M. each grave green. E fourth Committee will meet at His relatives keep the Bird's-ey- e Maple Suite, 2 inps of each month, at day any business Naturalists assert only four 7:30 n'rlnek in for consideration of that Writing Desk, I HaQ. Prtlin properly calling attention. All species of wild horses exist at present, fish- cbrner Beretania and Frt Visit. for its Society note: Percy Piffle went Heavy Dining-roo- m Table, ing Eagles are invited to trti writing: two in and two in Asia. attend. comnlaints must be in and Africa ing on Thursday and saw several men Chairs, in oak and leather. E W. L. FRAZEE, W. P. handed to Secretary before being good SUPPLIES H. T. MOORE, Secy. the with 'strings. Quarter-sawe- d Sideboard, considered by the Bench Show Com- The wonderfully fast trotter Admiral Crockery, CARD SYSTEMS HONOLULU Dewey, died suddenly Ice Chest, Dinner Set, S nARBO NO. 54, A. A. mittee. 2:04, from A man went to sleep m a local church Glassware, Kitchen Safe, Palms, 62 adopted of his owner, oi ja. The above rules were by the heart failure at the home the other night and snored so loudly Ferns, Lawn Mower, Hose. Meets on first and third Sun- local club and are additional to the Dr. J. C. McCoy Kirkwood, Delaware, he woke up four people around Hawaiian Office Specialty day evenings of each month, that at 7 o'clock, at Odd Fellows' rules of the American Kennel Club un May 28. him. . HalL All sojourning brethren der which the show will be held. JAS.-F- MORGAN. are cordially invited to attend. .a. a. The Alameda training track, which correspondent facetiously AUCTIONEER. Company, Ltd. By order Worthy President, A asks A. TULLETT. THE MIDWAY has afforded Oakland and Alameda whether Merry Widow hats are paid PRANK C. POOR, Secy. horse-owne- rs an opportunity to train for by the yard or the piece. The IS NOW OPEN their trotters and pacers near home, chances are that many of them are not 931 Fort Street THEODORE ROOSEVELT CAMP past. NO. 1. U. S. W. V. is a thing of the paid for at all. Department of Hawaii. Auction Sale - "j nonce m memoers, in The Hawaiian Midway, situated on Trampfast (2), 2:121i, is in training e7 Block: corner Bethel and HoteJ, at three-year-o- ld engagements ATTELL AND BO WO n m j- - for his and 7:30 - VUi;n..u..... won- J in- Richards street near Queen, opened its vited to' auei coruituiyii' he will doubtless start in several of the MORAN Maker of Rings, Pins, Bracelets and attend. doors on Saturday night In a blaze of MATCHED L. E. TWOMET. Commander. important stakes this year. THURSDAY, JUNE 1908 Combs. colored lights. 25,i MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL The large crowd present spent a THE GOOD FELLOW. NEW YOPvK, June 12. Abe At tell 10 O'CLOCK A. M., or earn most enjoyable evening and the place and Owen Moran will meet in the ring Hotel bet. Smith and Maunakea Sts. month at the new K. of Jnayi He cut a dash; P. Hall, corner Fort Mission-stre- et residence, 1404 King and Beretania atreets. should become one of the most popular dry. at Jim Coffroth's arena, at the st No throat went ner of Aloha lane, near i E. HrGHES. Pres. places of San Francisco, on Labor day after- the H. G. WOOTTEN, Secy. of Honolulu's entertainment. When he had cash Waikiki road. I will sell the; Among the attractions were Kaal's He made fly, noon in a twenty-roun- d battle for the contained therein. Would HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO 1, O. it WE I. R. M. Glee Club, Midway band, feather-weig- ht championship of the among items follow? PAINT Meets everv first and third the whistler But now that he is very broke, the the Thursday of each month, in K. Noble, impersonator Espinda, world. Four Iron and Brass Bel P of P. Chinese He's but a rather tiresome joke. HalL corner of Fort and was arranged after- and Mattresses nearly new AUTOS AND CARRIAGES. Beretania streets. Visiting Grace, the vocal organist; cornet ar- The bout this brothers cordiaiiy invited to at- Bureaus, tend. tist Kamakaia, hula dancing and He sought a crowd noon between Charley Harvey of the Cheval Mirrors in White J. W. ASH. Raohem. Japanese wrestling. find)" National Athletic Club, who represents One Mission Cheffonier, Sctioman Carriage Co., Ltd. A. E. MURPHY, O. ef R. (Not hard to Three different hulas were danced --by Of talkers loud Moran, and Attell. The men are to Child's Iron Crib, Hair HONOLULU LODGE 616. B. O. Bureaus, Center Tablesrnv P. E. well known local experts. kind, enter the ring at 2:30 in the afternoon Honolulu Lodse No." 616. B. You know the Individual Pieces of I r. O. E will meet in their "Wrestling will be made a feature while he was prince; and are to weigh in at 10.30 A. M., four v& SHOES REPAIRED hall. Kin? street near Fort, And for a. a ture in Oak, every Fridav eveaing. By f the Midway and the management is But now he's just a human quince. hours before the fight, at 122 pounds. Four Mosquito Nets eet. order nt Made Good as New at of the E. R. out with a standing offer of $30 to any- Harvey wanted the bout to go either Large Oval-fro- Chij, W. H. McINERN Y, E. R. twenty-fiv- e or forty-fiv- e rounds, One Heavy Oak Sicje, to one who downs five men in one even-l- g. but Yicker's Repair Shop H. C. E ASTON, Secy. Attell would not listen to anything but Heavy Mission Rourt ,3 ij twenty rounds after he had agreed to Claw Feet. - ,e exteTi Union Street, near Hotel The program concluded with the Coming Events all-- Moran to weight in at 122 pounds, Round Dining-roo- m HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE 120 as CLTJB. Madame Pele act. There was a repre instead of in their lan battle. to oval, rcer Both parties to the agreement posted Dining-roo- m Chairs Meets on the first and third Fri- sentation of Kilauea on the stage. A June 27 Baseball, Kams v. St. Louis; cnr' top Fleet Souvenirs dav. a. 7:30 o'clock p. hi., in singer $150 as a forfeit that the weight would Curtains, Child's I'pooW' rooms in Oregon chanted an old mele as ued at v. une-quan- er Pictures, Block, entrance Diamond Head Punahous. be made. Jim Jeffries was agreed on ecti7 viest f Folders. on Union street. Kilauea and presently fire rose from of bout. and a. Badges. Canes, Book J. M. MacKTNNON, Ctief, June 28 Yachting, Beckley Cup race. as the referee the bottom. 'door le JOHN crater emerged New Columbia Fc!" j In lots to the MACAULAY. Secy. the and Pele therefrom July 3 Chinese Alohas' dance, K. of MtV8' amP trade. HAWAII clad in fiery robes. SPRAINS QUT'.KLY CURED. Kit Safe, Three aano CHAPTER KO. 1, OXDE3 P. hall. One Box Couch,- - ge, etc Cham- " OF KAMEHAMEHA. The picture of Kilauea Is a good one 3-- 4 Hilo races. Bathe the part freely with HAWAII & SOUTH Meets every July Blinds, Hammo first sod third Thursday avan and was painted by an artist who has July Transpacific yacht race berlain's Pain Balm nnd jrive them ab- SEAS CURIO CO. 5lA'J?."211,tl,7i8,') o'clock in Fraternity i solute rest, and a mJ 1 0 K. Ota re is certain. HaO, Odd FeUowi' Building, on Fort street. visited the volcano. It is forty feet starts. For sale bv Benon, Sn-it-h & Co.. Ltd., ,AIex. Young Bldg. K. rKKNANDEZ, - JAS. F. L K. . long. July 4 Maui races. Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. WOof THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 190S. V i's Hats .l Men's Negligee Shirts at at Half their former price The entire stock of Rosenberg Bros. three big stores has been bought by us and we are in a Cost Price 7 position to sell at unheard of prices. Men's Negligee Shirts Men's Straw and Felt Hats $1.00 Straw Hats Reduced to 75o ShirtB Keduced to BARGAINS IN BIG REDUCTION IN 35c $1.25 44 44 44 44 650 ... $1.00 $1.50 44 44 " " 50c Men's Woolen " ' 750 Men's Woolen Suits Pants $2.00 44 $1.25 ' " " " $1.0 " 75c 44 $ 9.00 Suits Reduced to $ 6.75 $2.00 Pants Reduced to .... $1.50 $2.00 Felt 44 44 $1.00 $1.50 7-- 44 44 44 44 " " $1.15 $10.00 " ' " .. $ 50 $2.50 " " " $1.85 $2.50 11.06 44 44 44 44 $2.00 " " $12.00 " " " $ 9.00 $2.75 44 " " $2.00 $3.00 11.59 $1.50 44 4 44 $3.50 44 44 1908, 44 $2-2- $15.00 " " $11.25 $3.00 " 5 $1.7$ 44 44 $16.00 " 412 00 $4.00 " Y"3nnW 23 SL Boy's SEE OUR VINDOW DISPLAY Boy's 10" Wash Short Suits 2 Co a- - Pants at bargain prices at bargain prices ALAKE A STREET

SEASON MACHINERYJFOR SALE One double cylinder steam holstinrf engine with friction drum, gipsy head, KODAKS, CAMERA I and brake. 23 11. P. 0 PEHST0 H B HT One upright steam boiler and engine complete, 10 to 13 H. P., In flrst-cla- s rEEB. We have them in all sizes, and at all prices. condition, at a bargain. One 2 H. P. Fairbanks-Mors- e gaso- line engine. Richard Buhler and the Lumley One air compressor, steam Eastman Films and cylinder, air cylinder, Company in "The stroke, by Blake Mfg. Co. Premo Film Packs Climbers." One Mirlees and Watson crab winch. Mi 1 One large platform scale, capacity 111 1500 lbs. PUT UP IN TIN TUBES, One centrifugal (Krogh) pump. An assortment of Stool and Iron to protect them from the tropical weather. A large audience will greet lr. 1 ' Pulleys. Kiehard Buhler and the Lumley Com- A of Fpikes. OS. lot Railroad We carry a full stock of pany when they open at the Orpheuni Tools and Implements. One piece double belt- tonight with the society comedy-dram- a leather t sell SEED, HAMMER, and CRAMER PLATES. ing, 41 feet; one piece 10-ln- double "The Climbers." Honolulu playgoers leather bolting. 43 feet; one piece 12-i-nch have quickly responded to the fact double leather belting, 4S feet, la first-cla- ss that this is a high-clas- s organization condition, at a bargain. will present the best plays in a JUST RECEIVED BY PHOTO-SUPPL- that HONOLULU Y COMPANY thorough and finished manner, equal . COLUMBIAN. to metropolitan productions. Judging A consignment of the celebrated FOOS 2, 4, C I 1 "Everything Photographic," Fort Street. GASOLINE ENGINES. from the advance sale, much interest is and 9 H. P. Any size or style up te rr and uutu m iuo ll(1i.ir1Uie ut iwui- - SCENE ' THE OEPHEUM TONIGHT, 90 H. P. FROM "THE CUMBERS' AT The best gasoline engine that ha should ard Buhler and his charming wife, jjt OS 0 jtjtjtjt J & jf fc v J k ever been Imported into this Territory. known on the stage as Louise Prendorf, j J ra--nt and also of Mr. Thomas Lowell, whoj rk, Call and look them over at 1 for played the heavy roles during Mr. i II U PI l I RS Cf I fTTfP I IQT Winsome Styles Buhler 's last engagement here two j U II U Lfll ill LLI LL I I Lll Liu I Neill's Workshop years ago. Miss Mae Keane, Frank E. VIE 133 Merchant Street. Miss Virginia Thorn- ft Montgomery, and List of letters remaining uncalled for In Footwear ton, a of Lumley stars, will give trio in the general delivery for the week j Snatclied from Death's Door After good account of themselves in leading Choice FOR LADIES. ending June 20th, 190S: Hope Had Been Abandoned. roles. All the scenery will be new, es- can Alexander, Mrs Ina Milton, C As near to the ideal as footwear pecially painted for this production. Ann, Mrs Mary Norton, Mrs Luka be made. 'The Climbers" will be repeated Tues-- j Aubrey, George Peay, J K Mrs. John Mansell, 614 South Jeffer- Kaneohe Beef If vou are going to wear a Pongee dav and Wednesday nights with a spec-- ! Black, C H Peter, John son street, New Castle, Pa., says: Bright, Mrs I K Petterson Carl Suit or Skirt, we have just the shoe to ial matinee Wednesday. For the lastj "About fifteen years ago I became af- it in our Champagne Colonial No. Harding match half of the week Richard Clement, Joseph Robert, George flicted with a kidney disease which Always on Hand r.eir 476, at Davis, play, "Soldiers of Fortune,". Crockett, Mrs W G Rogers, Robert almost brought me to the grave. I TOUNG PIGS will be the bill. It tells a fascinating Davis, James Saffeny, W K suffered so severely that I became dis- Shoemaker, Mrs POULTRY con- - and thrilling romance of South Amer-- i avid, John couraged and did not care what hap- Diyou, Mrs Emma EGGS 4p o Love, comedy run pened me, my family ica. pathos, and p M to as had given Eckart Mrs E Sheldon, John G FRESH BUTTER AND CHEESI3 hand in hand throughout the play. The poorest, Charles gharmen, Soledad me up to die. I was In that condition Manufacturers' Shoe Go., Ltd. cast is a large one and calls for the Morris, Edward G R. De when using Doan's Back- entire strength of the company. The1 Grace, Mrs Mary Pmith, Mrs Peter ache Kidney pills. i H Taylor, Miss Mary "I was nervous and troubled with "The Reliable House." box office vnll be open from; Hassard, Chas Orpheum Hearlsm'aaheri G acute pain in the back and loins and SAM WO MEAT GO. 282. 9 a. m. until 10 p. m. for the reserva- - dizzy spells. 10 1 Fort St. Tel. Miss Cora Thompson, B had severe headaches and tion of seats, season or for any special Honolulu Soda Watson, Mrs The kidney secretions became thick King Street Market, next C. Tee performance. Works Whiting Mrs Albert and stringy, and the passages attended a Hurst, David Wilson, Mrs E K with Intense pain. I commenced suf- Hop & Co. Janssen, Master Williams, Mrs fering from terrible dropsical swelling Tel 288 Willie Louis In my whole body. At times my body YOUNG TIM, Manager. E ARRAL Lane, Mrs Eleanor Woman's Club wouldr be so bloated that I could not Lyons, H E Woods, C get my waist bands to meet. I tired Indeann. Frank Woodward, L D easily and the slightest exertion made R. W. Perkins WELL RECEIVED Mahone, F Toung, Mrs Wm B my heart beat like a trip hammer. I I artc'es are frequent'y Meyer, Mrs Chas was in constant pain from my back up net JOSEPH G. PRATT. P. M. to my neck and the base of the brain. Artistic Photographs through an adver- I had no appetite and gradually gretf LUbl found weak until I was unable to get around. -- The enthusiasm expressed inside the Street, near Fort esses. KAUAI JURORS. My skin was hot and dry and I drank Studio on Hotel tisement in our want Town Hall on Saturday night develop- LI HUE, June 20. The drawing of large quantities of water. ed outside into a notable display of "I was in this dreadful condition FORT, BELOW KINO column. friendly fervor (says a paper). the grand and trial jurors to serve at when Doan's Backache Kidney Pllla A great proportion of the audience the July term of the Fifth Circuit took were recommended to me. I bought a treat- O. OKAZAKI the main entrance, and box and at the end of a week's waited around piaee at the courthouse, Lihue, last ment thought I could notice an im- 1 as Madame Arral emerged, wreathed ii'Thursdav. and resulted as follows: provement in my condition. When I i smiles and flowers, she was ruthlessly Grand iurors to appear at 9 a. m. had taken the contents of the second NEW GOODS IN Con-o- began to sleep soundly at night, set upon and unceremoniously robbed Wednesday, July 1 C. O. Foss, L. f box I the kidneys became more active, and her flowers and covered with fresh j p ifahn," J. B. ra,ltf H. Sheldon, Jr., the bloating began to disappear. The Worsteds and Shirtings ones. Many of those who could not Cummings. Joseph Seharsi'h, Geo. Hud-ge- t urine became clear, my general health near enough to present their floral' dy p. T;0(ier. F. Weber, J. L. Hjorth, Improved wonderfully, and by the time offerings hung them on the harness of A" ,je Bretteville, G. F. Winter, II. S. I had taken twelve boxes of Doan's Suits and Shirts by Backache Kidney Pills I felt better the horses. A way out was cleared pa(igett, J. R. Mvers. Jas. Huddy, II. years. n finally than I had before in fifteen I to order. n the police, and Madame Arral Sehultz, R. L. Wilcox, S. Kaialoa. no longer had the pain in the back, For Parties got away, followed by hearty cheers Trial jurors, to appear at 9 a. m. headache, dizzy spells, and am today Hotel Street, near River Street. specially-mad- e and a dropping fire of floral bunches. A. U. at the age of 5 years in perfect Order a brick of our Thursday, July 2 A. J. Camara, She will Appear at the Opera House Alohikea, J. Werner, A. X. Leoiki, health." Wah Ying Chong Co. 08 management of Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are for on June 30, under the Philip Rice, R. Cope, J. S. Chandler, sale by all chemists and storekeepers W. D. Adams. Reserved seats at 50c, Sou7.a. A. Klnssmann, $2.50, or John Louis, J. R. I at 50 cents per box, six boxes Kins Street, Ewa of Flshmarke CREAM e 75c and $1.00 will be on sale at Wall, Wm. Hobron. Joe R. Tavares, .A. Faye, they will be mailed on receipt of price ICE GOODS and FTJRNISHTNd An-drese- Drug Co., Honolulu, DRY Nichols Co. at 9 o'clock thi3 morning. Allen Wright, E. E. Mahlum, G. n, by the HolHster rc make a wholesale agents for the Hawaiian GOODS of EVERY DE- and your refreshments will H. Mika, Joe Knni, Jo Souza, Islands. SCRIPTION A 1 KATJPAKALUA WINE COMPANY. Orders promptly filled. C. S. Christian. Jr.. Theo. Blackstad. success. W. F. Cole has returned from San M. W. Bergau, J. K. Akui, John Silva. Y. WO SING & CO. Francisco with over thirty tons of ma- John Puni, John Wood. chinery for the Kaupakalua Wine and Andrew Ikher's Liquor Company, and will place the WAXMEA NOTES. St., near Fort. Phone 311. Scotch Whiskey Groceries and Fruits i Hotel 0 same in the enlarged distillery and will Waimea mill has begun grinding manufacture wine and liquors. Mr. again. manager Cole has recently become the E. C. Smith, the honey man, is pay- 0. V. G. Special company as thoroughly of the and be ing one of his periodical vists to the GENERAL ARTHUR understands this line of work will Kauai apiaries. Reserve doubtless make the company one of the T. today for Honolulu, ; Brandt leaves The Peerlesa nt cigar. best dividend paying concerns in the where he will the Alameda for HOTEL take OPPOSITE YOUNG Islands. Mani News. va- PEACOCK & CO., LTD- -, 152 HOTEL STREET, San Francisco for a two months' W. C. cation. AGENTS. M. A. Cunst & Co. ror yuui CHAMBERLAIN 'S COLIC. CHOLERA to CASES The old Noni Hotel has been sold TRUNKS, VALISES and SUIT AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY. a Japanese hui, and will in the future This remedy has been in use for over be adapted io church and school pur- Tal Co. . Cuffs, Ties ana unaerwear is Sun Lee Join Today feaps'LYa1 'variety. Panamas and Straw thirty years and has proved itself to be poses. M ) eH1 sSand .arge Contractors, Builders, Painters During the Special Dispensation. AHa the most successful remedy yet discov- Gertrude and Gerhard Hofgaard, who , ered for bowel complaints. It never are attending school at Riverside, Cal., eciauy. trnnble to show uooas. KOA FIJRNITTJBE TO ORDER. HARRISON MUTUAL ASSOCIATION Fort St.. to the fails. Sold by Benson, Smith & Co., returned home this morning to spend Ltd, Agents for Hawaiian Islands. the vacation with their parents. King Street, near Nuuanu KAPIOLANI BUILDING . . . - te SotelSShe'St., opposite Young Hotel. - 152 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1908.

Commercial fertilizers will supply the THE FARMER OF demands of the plants for suitable food. The light kind of fertilizer will be ap- plied, and the result will be uniformly END helpful. The cost of fertilizers will be CENTURY'S deceased. The tobacco grower must needs give his plants potash. Today the potash conies from German mines on mprovement in He Will Be a Scientific Person and costs seven eents a pound. A new way has been found to obtain a supply Wearing any shoes but Regals, when the Regal store is so handy? cf Much increased from our granite mountains by the tc you, is like running ten miles when an automobile is at your dis Something perhaps, Sir, you did not think of Effectiveness. simple process of grinding the roeks to a powder to be sold at one and one-ha- lf posal. Granite-grow- n to- You are so certain : eents a pound. to here's big modern fact Vir- yet a (Advertiser Correspondence, Copyright bacco is a commercial suecess in find just the sort of shoe by Frederic J. Haskin.) ginia fields today as it was a scientific suecess in the Department of Agricul- you like in the 14 early You can get here from us, clothes When the United States reaches the ture experiment stations two years Summer Regal models, Hill full measure of its gTowth as a nation, ago. Nitrogen is everywhere present for Spring and Summer that and you are so sure to find it will depend for its life upon the in the air, but until lately it was nec- fit you and wear you better, and farm and the farmer. The farm is essary to employ nitrate of soda as a thorough comfort through means of getting into soil if get the great laboratory where sun, rain, it the the perfect fit afforded by with finer style than you can there wasn't time to devote a year to soil, seed and labor are compounded in Regal quarter-size- s, that from any tailor or clothier in this growing clover to be plowed under. the proper proportions to make the food The nitrate came from South America you are really doing your which is necessary to life and the rai- town or neighborhood. and was expensive. Now the waters of feet an injustice if you ment which is necessary to civilization. Niagara move the wheels of the ma- In the remaining nine decades of the chinery which captures the nitrogen don't come in and get a century will progress more These clothes are Stein-Bloc-h the farmer from the air and imprisons it in cot- pair of Regal Oxfords. rapidly than any other representative ton sacks to be sent out to the farmer of American life. The achievements of who needs it. . tailored. Do you already the American farmer have The ninety years are certain to re- revolutionized the life of the human $3.50 veal other great economies, of which read the " Saturday upon race, and he is but the threshold the average fanner of today does not of his career. When "Adam delved and Evening "Col- - dream. There are probably 25,000,000 Post" or and Eve span" they used practically horses and mules in this country for which are the same tools and methods which there will be no need in the good greater HerV ? They tell about still employed by the number year 2000. The eheaper and stronger of the farmers of the world. Artificial machine will drive the horse and the irrigation came with Egyptian civiliza- these clothes each week. mule from the fields. This movement One of 214 correct new Regal styles for this season made in all tion, and artificial fertilization was dis- is already beginning. The millions of leathers. Quarter-Size- s. covered ages ago. But for four thou- animals whose usefulness will have sand years the art of agriculture, most eeased before 2000 now consume eaeh Mail Orders Promptly Filled. important of all arts, was at a stand year the products of 75,000,000 acres ' Rfl. still. - ? of land. If devoted to potatoes, this Then came the American farmer. He land would yield three times the pres- owned his own land, his European ent total world crop. Under the most MERCHANT STREETS FORT AND forebears were peasant tenants. He advanced of modern conditions these McCandless Bldg., King and Bethel Streets. owned as much land as a baron in acres could be made to support fifty Europe. He had to till it all with his million eows enough to give a quart own labor and that of his sons. This of milk a day to every one of the was the necessity which was the 3S5,000,000 people we will have when mother of the inventions of labor-sa- v America is grown. The macmnery. YOUR HOWIE ing farm une American By the elimination of the horse and agent gone Stre? farm machinery has into the utilization of the swamp lands, the may be made more attractive by covering every country of the world and has farming acreage of the country can carried revolution with him. To the be doubled without touching the for- walls that have become dingy and bare triumphs in this field, the American ests or other idle lands of the country. farmer is adding the victories of If but one-ha- lf of the land be counted with our handsome Offer to the Trade Their Mill Products, including the fol- science over ignorance. His future is as available for farms, ninety years lowing Celebrated Brands: big with progress. hence there will be five acres for every The United States has a total area "GOLDEN GATE," "SPERRY," "DRIFTED ," two persons in the country, something of about two billion acres. If one bil more than five times what the Chinese "MAPLE LEAF," "SOUND RING," "RED SHIELD," lion be set aside for cities, towns, have now. The difference will surprise you; and ana non-rarmi- ng Also mines, factories otner There are indications that the de- and other Family and Baker Flour. of f land, there will remain a balance mand upon the farms will change in the cost is very little compared to the solid BRAN, SHORTS, MIDDLINGS, ROLLED BARLEY, and 950,000,000 acres. This is almost three character. While the American people famous as of the CAPITOL MILLS CEREALS. times as much land the farmer are not likely to become strict vege- material comfort you get out of it. We The Sperry Products have been for over fifty years the today uses in growing the food stuff tarians within the space of ninety of Pacific for the people of the United States and years, they probably will eat much less have an immense variety of shades, colors standard quality for the Coast. many Europe. By exten of those of meat in proportion to population than sion of present methods of farming to and designs. Big shipment 1 they now consume. Medical science new just opened. acreage, all this available the United and economy will nnite to bring about year 2000 to Ask your Grocer for them. States In the will be able changed conditions on this line. It LTD. grow all the foodstuff necessary for its for every LEWERS a COOKE, has been demonstrated that 3S3,W0,0C0 people. But the present spir- - a Innes Lillie, Lit of animal food eaten there is , 177 South King Street. Phone 775. Robert it of progress is not content with vegetable counterpart. Vegetarian RESIDENT MANAGER. merely extending present methods to races have a capacity for endurance a greater acreage. The American far- Honolulu Office: Hilo Office: which equals, if it does not surpass, mer Is determined to make "two blades that of the meat eaters. The econo- Robinson Bldg., Queen St. Spreckels Bldg., King St. grass grow grew St of where one before," mist will urge that the "lost motion" to make one blade of grass grow where expended in growing cattle for food be none grows now. conserved. Giogau Alcohol --And. Secretary of Agriculture Wilson and We eat porterhouse steaks at twenty-- that Wizard of the Soil, Luther Bur-ban- k, five cents a pound when we might agree the progress made that buy beans at four cents a pound, and by the American farmer in the past Stove there is more nutrition in the pound forty years is as nothing to what will rtfrtS F0R SALE wr of beans than in the pound of beef. be done in the years to come. To- s ALL FIRST CLASS GROCERS It requires four years to grow a single burns denatured alcohol. 1 burner 80 ward the end of this century the far- good beef steer. Under the most favor-- 1 same as cut mer will be the educated men in best able conditions it requires the products America. He will be a chemist with of six land for one summer; knowledge to enable him to so handle acresof to make him ready for the block. his soils, his fertilizers" and his food When prepared for the table his flesh stuffs as to make them yield the will furnish a single meal for about maximum of profit. He will be a bot- Efficient, economical and clean. Quickly started, easily regulated, 150O persons. The same six acres of anist with knowledge to enable him ground would have grown enough leaves no odor. Cuts down labor fuel bills. to take advantage of the laws of he- and beans to feed 45,000 people one meaL redity to breed disease-resistin- g and tD -- TOMATO M And the bean-eate- rs would have de- Denatured Alcohol, I quart bottle, or 1 gallon with con-- forest-resistin- g plants. He will keep 40c rived more strength and nourishment and Monterey Packing (9 pace with every movement of the tainer, $1.25. from their food than the beef eaters. V F.E.BOOTH. SouAsei. scientific world which can be turned to S his advantage. He will be able great- The mathematical theories of the ly to increase the quantity and quality economist are never realized in actual never be, there is of his wheat and corn, vegetables and life, and will but E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd. people in fruit, cotton and wool, without having no doubt that the American years will to Dept. to add a single acre to his field. the coming ninety learn Household Take Elevator. now goes to But suppose this forward movement save much that waste. is slower than now seems probable; The housewives of the American farm each suppose the average farmer of ninety throw away more cooked food by IT SAVEGUSA SHOT years henee does only as well as the year than is consumed their sisters Russia. Who has not sat at the J best farmers of today. Even that of U S upon would mean the increase of the present board of a farmer which was Nuuanu St., above ' company of Hotel. yield of corn from three lillion to heaped enough food for a seven billion bushels a year, on the soldiers? Such wanton waste as that stopped. Silk waists and cotton crepe waist patterns. Silk crepe present acreage. The average wheat will be land in this country now yields fifteen Another great saving that Is coming dressing sacks. Fine cotton crepe jackets. Embroidered bushels per acre. Yet there are today will be brought about by better knowl- cooking. The silk hand bags. Assorted lanterns. Plain and figured many farmers who are producing forty-fiv- e edge of the science of ! bushels an acre on land that forty farmer's wife of the latter end of the JreaoiieryJutterJ cotton crepes in all shades. years ago was considered rich when it century will prepare her meals on an gave an average of fifteen bushels. electric range wood i3 too valuable to THAT IS THE BUTTER FOR YOUR TABLE. A Leaving aside the wonderful improve- burn and she will prepare on!y enough MAY WE SUPPLY YOU WITH IT? ment in the heredity of the plant-lif- e for the needs of her family. The food SOLD ys AND GUARANTEED BY Lowest Prices stock which is helping the farmer every will be better prepared than it is row-ada- day, the development of the science of in the average home, and its soil chemistry is certain to add to the wholesomeness will make more of it Q. power of the farmer's arm. Growing available for the uses of the body. A Yce Hop Ik Co. erpps need certain chemical fooiis just little well-cook- ed food is better than TELEPHONE 251. Gautinaud's Cognac as much as human beings do. Our chem- much poorly-cooke- d food. The girl of A Medicinal Brandy. ical diet is taken as compounded into the next cle period will be t taug-h- scientifically, t-- j Blackberry bread and meat. The bill of fare for to cook and they more attention training the essen- Tbe most complete Brandy the plants is more candid and there will be taught how not to waste. tial agriculturist and attractive curio Always useful in the Tropics. than i turning out is must te nitrogen, potash and j hosporus. Long before the year 2000 rolls the nonessential lawyer. With a good The Gibson's Rye Whiskey needs of different soils and of va- around the farmer will have reached education, with the world brought to STEINER'S Straight from the Distillery. rious plants differ dig- door-yar- just as the require- a position of social and economic his d through the agency of Island Curio Store ments of animals stopped eager differ. The advance! nity which will have the electricity, with his command of the farmer of today, aided and by race from the farm to the city which Elite Building, Hotel The above are absolutely essential to every family. abetted financial situation through his cooper- street. Visitors al- "Uncle Jimmy" Wilson's bright younsi is now the course of so many thou- ation with his fellows ' ways - the farmer of welcome. - & LEWIS COMPANY, LTD. men. is studying the needs of his soil sands of young men. In that day the the year 2000 will be the foremost man VEAD THE ADVERTISES 169 King Street. Family Wines and Liquors. Telephone 240 and the appetite of his crops. colleges and universities will devote in our fullgrown Republic. WORLD'S NEWS DAILY

Airx. xouug 6. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL HONOLULU, MONDAY, ADVERTISER, JUNE 22, 1908. V THE TsMELY USE THE JUBILEE OF OF THE BITTERS III W III will save you much suffering and prob- ably a long sick spell. Therefore keep a HA1LI CHURCH Ship Ahoy! bottle handy and take a few doses at the first symptoms of any Stomach, liver. Kidney or Bowel disorder. HILO, June 18. Yesterday the first ilV Hostetter's party arrived here to Join in the cele- bration M Stomach of the Haili church Jublie-- on AND The best beer sold la the Territory. 1m Wednesday next, Bitters June 24, the delegates the nearest approach to Atlantic Coast coming from Kona. Next are expected airing its 54 Lager ever brewed. Is from par years' experience one hundred delegates from Maui, to mountain fcta STOMACH has g tablished arrive by the Claudine on Sunday water and best malt. such a record of morning. Made, in Seattle. cures that it is Within the week Hilo shou'd flow the recoz. bo filled with delegates from the AT ALL BARS olzed leader among Christian oiomacn remedies. Endeavorers, delegates to always the Evangelical Association, delegates It cures m 4 to the Haili jubilee, pastors su- Rainier Bottling Works Sick Headache, and Poor Appetite, perintendents of schools. Heartburn, On Saturday next there will be a IP Phone 133! Indigestion, parade in Hilo of all the Sabbath iM Oostivenesa, WHOLESALERS schools Laupahoehoe Kalapa-n- a, t&M Female His or from to Malaria, Fever bringing with them their old fash- KSSifeSi and Aeue. ioned banners showing that they ars branches fl We guarantee it of the Haili of olden times The time to have your Auto or absolutely pure. when Father Titus Qtoan was pastor. The children will gather at Moohtiau LAWRENCE BARRETT Park at 8:43 o'clock on Saturday morn- Carriage REPAIRED is BEFORE ing. Then there will be a Sabbath FOR A GOOD, LONO SMOKE school exhibition from 10 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. with speeches by W. H. Rice cf it breaks down. Finest 10c. Havana Cigar Kauai, Superintendent Judge of the Sabbath schools, and Rev. W. B. Ole-so- n. A Window Full At 1 p. m. there will be a grand Sing Co. Jubilee luau under the parsonage and q The time to PAINT it is BEFORE Chan lanais connected with it. In the even of Useful Articles at King Street opp. Aala ing there will be a grand concert at the Armory under the direction of it begins to look SHABBY. Park Mrs. Siemsen, with a cantata and club singing. PLUMBERS 20 On Sunday morning at ten o'clcck PRODUCTS OF Discount for Cash only. Such as will be the memorial jubilee service J We furnish rubber tires for Autos Purses, Card Cases, Toilet Sets, and unveiling of the memorial win Cigarette Cases, etc. dows for Fathers Coan and Lyman. 10 Addresses will be delivered by Rev. and Carriages. Love's Bakery For Days Only Stephen Desha, Rev. Sam Kapu and Rev. W. B. Oleson. At the same time

there will be a dedication of a bap- Machine-manufactur- ed J A. a." fl first-clas- s, Good; Baked lira j tismal font, donated by Mrs. Irene Hol-low- ay All work and Guaranteed. Doily 113l Hotel Street. In memory of her mother. Some children will be baptized at the ser- vice. At 3 o'clock on Sunday after- Saloon Pilot noon communion will be administered BIGJSTOCK by Rev. O. H. Gulick, and Rev. W. N. Pilot and ENAMELED Lono of Kaumakapili church In Ho- nolulu. In the evening there will be a union meeting in memory of the 0 Soda Crackers fathers, Interesting Incidents being told RON j'Ju by old students. This will take place are for sal by the following firm: IIS at 7 o'clock. On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday HENRY MAY & CO., of next week the regular services of Merchant Street, near Alakea. All Sizes & CO., the Evangelical Association will be J. M. LEVY Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd. held. On Wednesday night there will T. H. DAVIES & CO YOUNG BUILDING be a social In Haili church. The H. HACKFELD & CO., Christian Endeavorers will hold sun- rise meetings every morning during C. J. DAY & CO., BOYS. their stay in Hilo. TIES FOR OUR SAILOR GONSALVES & CO. In Matters For the luau on Saturday afternoon, Uncle Sam, who never does things by halves, is about to place pigs been of vital importance, such as the eight bullocks and ten have a pretty sizable order for neckerchiefs. In a short time he will give A. M. DIETZ1" to hundred examination of the eyes and the donated. From three four a contract for 6o,ooo handsome silk creations for the jackies of the Manuel Reis a com- delegates are expected here, and the purchase of glasses. It is Navy. These neckerchiefs will cost approximately $54,-00- 0, Hilo hotel and its three cottages have American fort to know that you are plac- if the contract is awarded, soon enough, may JEWELRY CO. secured for the accommodation and some of them, ing your business where you can been circumnavigate the globe around the necks of the boys of the Pacific s THE LATEST MODEL POPE-- also place your confidence. of the visitors. fleet. HARTFORD, 1908. The "handkerchiefs," as they are sometimes called, are not used Successors to G. DIETZ, A. N. Sanford If K J? ? 1? K" ? f J4 by Jack for his nose unless emergency compels. Far from it. They OPTICIAN Boston Bldg. are more properly referred to as articles of neckwear. Every sailor JEWELER The beat automobile In the city, te 4 Why Theresa boy has two or three in his kit, and they are used to form that artis- carry four passengers, can be had at tic bowknot around the collar of the blouse which gives thesailor and any hour, day r light, by calling up Was Absent a jaunty, natty, devil-may-ca- re air as he rolls down the street or Manuel Reis, toltphon 290; Ta J Hamm-Youn- g J. M. LEVY & CO. jtjtjtjt J & lines up on deck when the bugle blows "assembly." WATCHMAKER farwe, telephone 300, following has been sent to the They are 36 inches square and made of the finest black silk ob- ny residence, tele hone 1097. FAMILY GROCERS The the sailor Princess tainable. They are worn with both the white and blue Advertiser on behalf of the uniforms, and quite a number of them are needed every year. They 1066 Fort Street. KING STREET, NEAR BETHEL request Theresa Wilcox with the that cost wholesale, in lots of 60,000 or thereabouts, 85 or 90 cents each, New and attractive goods ar- Aloha Shop Phone 76 it be published. The request is com and Jack is permitted to buy from 2 to 4 per cent above cost, so that Telephone 302 plied with and the reason why the there is no profit in them for the Government. riving by every steamer. Next to Orpheum. Cleaning and the Dyeing Clothing. Flickfnger's Prineess Theresa did not attend Some time ago bids for the neck pieces were asked for, but all AUo Tailoring. Prompt Service, Low funeral is explained: were rejected and a second batch of bids was opened a few days ago. Largest Stock of Hawaiian Prices. Princess Theresa Wilcox and her While the contract hasn't been awarded, it is said at the department Souvenir Jewelry in Goods Called for and Delivered. Fruits aunt, the High Chiefess Elizabeth that they will probably be manufactured in Paterson, N. J. This Honolulu. TWO IMPORTED HENRY MAY 4 COMPANY, LTD. Pratt, did not have a large order is not intended to supply the needs of Evans' fleet, al- p!ace in the procession of the funeral though some of them may go there. They will, when purchased, Phone 12 Thoroughbred Jersey of the late Prince David Kawanana-ko- a. be sent to the storehouse at the New York Navy Yard, where they will be kept until needed. Washington Cor. Boston Herald. BULLS AT SERVICE AT FRESH SEEDS Princess Theresa Wilcox's friends are telling her not to attend the funeral GREATEST THE POND DAIRY Flower and Vegetable ANTS BUILDERS. ALFALFA tney A new stock just received. as oiu mi jic The ical skyscrapers are built by the white ants. The great Telephone 890 her carriage and also her aunty As pyramid of Egypt is about 480 feet high, the Eiffel Tower is 984 feet, Mrs. Ethe! M. Taylor Princess Theresa comes from the royal NOTICE. house of Keouas. the fathers of tie the new offices of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in New YOUNG BUILDING ANT WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING Kajnehamehas and she is related to York will reach 658 feet in height. But these gigantic structures help or advice. Is Invited to communi- by David's mother's by ! Prince David also sink into comparative insignificance beside the coneshaped mud and cate, either in person or letter, with BANZAI so-call- side and father's side. clav dwellings constructed bv the termites or ed white ants. Ensign L. Anderson, matron of the - .onoika-makahi- ki Army Woman's Industrial Japanese Importa- side is this: One of these hills recently measured by an enterprising natuVal-i- st 3alvation We have the best The mother's ant Home. No. 1680 King street. (k) married to KaikHani exploring Somaliland was found to be 18 feet in height, while eiLKfand CREPES. NOVELTIES. THE Aiiiwahine o Puna begot Kaihikapu-whic- h many he discovered to be 10 and 15 feet high. The stature of an ERA I . Etc. CHA1 iii-tnrni- A little average man is feet. yet School on PANAMA HAi the Prince's about 5J2 The highest dwelling house D ' Pictures for Ladles and Gentlemen Is named after. Kaihikapu-mahan- a erected is about 375 feet, or 60 times the height of this man. The For daughter WALKER OR HOME DECORATION IWAKAMI, Hotel Street married to Alia begot Kane-loaai- la Eiffel Tower is about 179 times the height of this man. But the BOAT AND married Kauakahieliikapo be- average height of a termite is about half an ich. making a ten-fo- ot Ml MINE WORKS Pacific Picture Framing Co. Kuluahi first Holani, the married ant hill 240 times his stature. If we magnify the ant to the size of - KING TeeT sot TO?- Nuuanu, below Hotel Holani married to Kekaulike, king of a man its dwelling would be 1320 feet in height, incomparably larger 1908 STYLES Maui, begot Kaeomanuhaaipo (w) Pa- - in proportion than any skyscraper ever erected by genus homo. ' The lekaluhi his mother and Ruth Kaeo, constructive instinct is highly developed in many of the lower ani- - Yee Chan Co. --And- the youngest married to Kamakahe- mals. The beaver not only burrows but builds a hut of sticks which lei begot Kaumualii, she married to it plasters with mud by means of its flat tail, that may be likened HOTEL JEFFERSON to a gardener's grass the tail also Dry Goods and Shoes PATTERNS Puaamohu begot Kinolki, mother to beater; serves as a store for fat to SPRING the animal over winter. The flamingo, builds a nest ! Kapiolani. and her sister KInoikI to tide the also San Francisco King and Bethel Streets. SEEN AT Halepouli begot David and Cupid and on of mud. Harvest mice and dormice make spherical nests of grass, NOW TO BE Gj.igh fac- is Princess Theresa and many fishes construct nests in which to rear their young. Chi- Corner Turk and Ste., the same line ing Jefferson Siua-- . Two biotks CO., LTD. Une". cago Tribune. YY. VV. AHANA & Wilcox and her aunt's from Van N'ess Avenu?. the j res- car- MB They ought to be at the third ent shopping district. Car lints ff riage. Her Majesty's carriage ought DISEASE HAS FREAKS. transferring all !h city pass first, as she Is queen to our the door. Every nj.l6f.i viu vt to be the No medical man needs to be told that even disease has its 350 rooms, ,.r en At Miss Power's widow and chil- snsrli Europ --an FUb hearts, and then the freaks, and that recovery has occasionally been brought about by ITS private fcaths. Strictly high MILINERY PARLORS: dren and Prince Kalanianaole. the means inexplicably trivial. One of the most remarkable of these cla.s. Has taken the place of the Boston Bldg. Fort Street. High Chiefess Elizabeth Kekaaniauo-kala- nl unaccountable eccentricities of disease took place at Halver, in West- old Occidental Hotel and is run on Wilcox, the same liberal plan. Anv-riea- n HOTEL- row and Princess Theresa phalia. The case was that of a boy who, as the result of a very PRECIOUS STONES home- Hotel Ulu-ko- u. plan 12.50 a day up. European Coekett, Mrs. Fairchild. Mrs. heavy fall backward on his head while skating, set In rings and brooches. Gold and Mrs. had for a year and a plan fl a day up. Omnibus meets Mrs. Manuel Reis, the children half been deaf and dumb. One morning his brother went to awake silver Jewelry mae to order at rea- all trains and steamers. Under sonable prices. Your trade solicited. of Sam Maikal, D. Hoapill, brother and him, and finding him sleeping heavily tapped him lightly on the fore- management of Noah W. Gray, sister, Lilikalani. Makainal. Lucy Pea-bod- y, head. To his amazement the deaf and dumb boy awoke with a loud formerly manager Alexander SUN V O N0RMANDIE... Kvarrra others are chief cry. Both f&een Toung Hotel, Honolulu. CHAN CHEW, Manager 8UTT- E- o and several speech and hearing had restored. Kansas City 1803 Maunakea St. P. O. Box Itt AN C 1 s c,y mourners. JournaL n

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1908. if jf 'tr .ar if P ? F ' if f Oahu Railway By Authority Frank Hosmer's BY AUTHORITY. TIME TABLE A. 'a Sealed tenders will .e received by OUTWARD. Amherst Address the President of the Board of Re ana ' ' Tor Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku gents, College of Hawaii, at his office ' fBsranda 15 a. m.. I:ZO P-- m Way stations Republican has the we can say with Webster, "The past in the Judd Building, to be opened at wo: Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way The Springfield For -- at least is secure." 12 noon, Monday, June 29th Stations 17:30 a. m.. 8:15 a. m., 11 following references to Hon. Frank A. o'clock p. 3:M p. m.. There are problems enough here In 1908, for sale to the College of Hawaii Co. . n.li m.. Hosmer, formerly president of Oahu J. Hopp & bl, t:M p. m., til P-- m-T-or our midst the assimilation of immi of certain books and periodicals, Wahlawa :15 a. m. an i College: grants, the issues between labor aJid Copies Schedules designating the With JTvery Modern of the 185 KING STREET. Convenience The members of the E. M. Stantoa capital, government of municipal- req u;uy Le INWARD. the books and periodicals ured Gran'l Army post, the Mason W. ities, the railroads, taxation, the cur- ArriT Honolulu from KaLaku, Wal had of the President. jawaiian ote! Wnianaa 8:38 a. m.. I:tl Tyler camj of Sons of Veterans an-- rency, etc. They will be solved with Bids must specify the edition and Re- their auxiliary and the Woman's time and patience. But we need en publisher's name. No bid will be : t " Mill and Am- " ! M Arrive Honolulu from Ewa lief Corp assembled at the North lightenment as to the greater question ceived unless the sana is for all the NEXT For l3 E L S City 17:46 a. m., 8:38 a. m. p, Tri herst church at 10:30 yesterday morn-in- of our international relations. As the books required in accordance with JJ-.S- S m.. 1:40 p. m.. p. m. a. and with the others present, filled good owes his support of law It's your chance to get one of our tkt ALEXANDER jfOTft n m "7:30 D. m. citizen some one Schedule. Bids ruust be UU tl overflowing, while the delicious concoctions at our Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa the church ti and order to the community in which figured in total sums for the bocks re M a. m and 5:31 d. m. orator of the day, Representative he lives, so this nation owes to the or CAFE Sunday. tSunday Only quired by each Schedule. Twentieth Century Soda niiv. tEx. Frank A. Hosmer, delivered a stirring nations of the earth that she do her Regents Limited, a two-ho- ui The Board of reserves tha loui Th Halelwa address. The church was elaborately part In the progress of civilization. "We train fonlv first-cla- ss tickets honored) right to reject any and nil bids. Fountain every Sunday decorated for the occasion with lilacs, are preeminently a peaceful people. At i and imtm Honolulu at 8:U HENRY E. COOPER, 1 and potted plants. w rj mad a. m.; returning, arrives in Honolulu white spireas, ferns the end of the civil war all Europe . President, Boari of Regents. en. T p. m. stops my with flags, laurel at 10:10 The Limited The walls were hung looked on with amazement at your 8071 at Pearl City and Waianae. wreaths and mottoes appropriate for the peaceful disbanding. European states- Honolulu Drug Co., Ltd. U N O-- P. DENISON. F. C. SMITH. day. The committee in charge of the men predicted that your five year3 of NOTICE. FORT STRET, ABOVE KING SuDerlntendent. . CHE O.P.4T.1 decoration was: George Spear, Mrs. you tea St-- j army life would give a taste for Luther Bates, Mrs. Hall and Rev. B. military glory in military power, and PAYMENT OF SEWER RATES. A itOOLAU RAILWAY F. Gostin and Charles Russell. Dinner that you would select some dictator was served at noon in parish hall by who would create an empire on the ruins In accordance with Chapter 8-- i of the 225. Revised Laws of 1905, all those holding TOWARD KAHTJKTJ. the people of North Amherst to of the republic. But you will recall Burroughs' Adding The Ladies' Aid Society of the church sewer privileges or paying sewer rates 9 O how eager you were to take off the 2. in charge, they being are hereby notified the sewer rates D 5 had the dinner blue uniform and again don citizens' that tro f 7 assisted bv the wives of the veterans. for the six (6) months ending December Machines 0 a clothes, and that General Grant ut 3 Representative Hosmer in his address tered his famous dictum, "Let us have 31, 1908, will be due and payable at itif! spoke in part as follows: peace!" But as every great city must the office of the Superintendent of Pub- Upon the occasion of laying the cor have its army of police, so must the lic Works, on the first day of July, Mm B in 5 nerstone of Bunker nill monument, in great civilized powers maintain ade- 1908. The Waterhouse Co. it? Ka- - Ka-- guess am 1825, Daniel Webster addressed a body peace A failure to pay such rates within Well, I I when it comes to A.1C P.M. aana hana quate force to keep the of the - of Revolutionary soldiers in words days will sub Judd Building. doing the RIGHT KIND of painting or O.OO 11.00 LSI to to world. Sentimentalists and economists fifteen (15) thereafter Kahana.. artistic paperhanging. can show you ever c Punaluu.. 2.17 1111 1.42 I .1 I .01 familiar to us all: ' Venerable men: will object. They shudder at war and ject the holder to 10 additional. I : I the latest ideas in house decoration new. Haleaha.. 3.00 11.17 1.4 M J You have come down to us from a draw back from expenditure, yet the MAN 'L. K. COOK, and tw thlr . KaluanuL 4.1t 11.23 1.50 .20 M no such execute them at a reasonable cost. former generation." I use cost of battleships may save thou- Chief Clerk. buying Hauula.. 4 89 11.30 1.53 .2$ J6 a language in addressing you today, be- Approved: . hinga $ I .27 11.31 1.58 JO .21 sandfold more of treasure in the pro- ICE CREAM AND CAKES Xalpapau cause you are not yet old men. You STANLEY iful BC,i lAla 8 45 11.41 2.0i .49 .M tection of our coasts, and the policy MARSTON CAMPBELL, STEPHENSON K Wal were boys when at the and boys Served Daily Arrlva front, peace ex-plat- ed Superintendent of Public Works. 137 King. 'Phone 426. : of at any price is always ruff Bu Xahuku. 11.00 lLil 2.11 .11 .44 you shall be today. You have laid Department of Public Works, EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY ALWAYS RIGHT S. S. - in the end by the bloodiest SIGNS. uuisite KAHANA. TOWARD flowers upon the graves of the dead wars, wars which might June 19, 1908. MANY FLAVORS a rj O W 4 have been H J and made them fragrant with memories 8070 June 19. 20 and 30. ft m S g avoided by firmness and preparedness. Perfection Horne Bakery of the past. Each little flag with its ? g ?. After referring to the struggles in Rus- Beretania and Emma Streets I stars and stripes reflects the noonday NOTICE. GENERAL tel . sia and China, the speaker closed with Str't a or sun. All is bright and beautiful. It a tribute to the late Comrade Charles PAYMENT OF WATER RATES. Best Cigars mouru-ins- REPAIRS is not an occasion of sa luess or r F. Branch, referring to his high char- there is a solemn iov in achieve As provided for in Chapter 45 of the -- . acter 'and highly honorable record as Tobacco To h Ka- - Ka-- ment. It is yours by right, and today Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1905, all per Best a soldier and as a citizen. CARRIAGES OR ' ALL P.M. P.M. huku huku the nation delights to do you honor. sons holding water privileges, or those Best Store AUTOMO 0.00 12.40 HATFIELD'S MEMORIAL EXER- 3 ANI ; Kahuku.. 2.00 to to There is no more glorious badge than paying water rates are hereby notified BILES. Lale 2.55 12.49 3.12 .11 at the bronze star of the Grand Army. CISES. that the water rates for the six (6) MYRTLE CIGAR STCEE Kalpapau 4.73 12.57 2.22 .21 Si theljg We whose happy lot it is to dwell in There was a large attendance at the months ending December 31, 1908, will Hauula... 6.11 1.02 3.23 .20 JO Memorial day Academy J NO BXi 6.87 1.05 3.35 this green valley of the Connecticut exercises at be dus and payable on the first day of Kaluanul. JI Jl W. W. & I Haleaha.. 8.00 1.09 3.41 .40 JI have a just pride in local history. The hall in Hatfield yesterday. C. K. Mor- July, 190S. WRIGHT CO. Punaluu.. 8.83 1.13 3.47 .45 At story of Xorthfield, Northampton, the ton presided and prayer was offered by On all such rates remaining unpaid KING, NEAR SOUTH STREET 11.00 1.23 2.58 .55 .49 TOM SHARP Xanana. Rev. R. M. Woods. Several selections on July 15, 1908, an additional charge Ush Connecting at Kahuku with the O. Hadleys and Amherst is an honorable chapter in our nation's history. The were rendered by the school children of 10 per cent, will be made. R. A L. Co.'a 1:15 a. m. train from is now connected with the Cap- ALL KINDS OF early or in other parts under the. leadership of Miss Aimer All privileges upon which rates re Scotc! Honolulu. settlers here, ital Decorating Co. Returning, leaves Kahana at 1:32 p. of the colonies, were of sturdy stock. Bridgeman, the musical director of the main unpaid on August 15, 1908, are connecting afternoon Call on him, or phone 426. ubber Goods m with the They developed from their surroundings public schools. After the reading of subject to immediate shut-of- f without the city which leaves Ka-buk- u GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. 5pi train for a grim humor and keen directness the roll of honor an interesting address further notice. i. at 2:20. R. H. - - which occasionally was given by Representative Frank K. Rates are payable at the office of the 137 KING STREET PEASE - President JAMES J. DOWLINO, Supt. shines forth from Market S. POLLISTER, Q." A T. Agt Hosmer of Amherst, followed by the Honolulu Capitol Build- Street, R. P. the parish and town records and State Water Works, San Francisco, Cab, U. S. A. if papers a logic with which the gov- decorating of the graves of the soldiers ing. J. M. LITTLE, ernors of the crown could not cope. in the cemetery by the comrades under Superintendent of the Honolulu Water lACOCi Their bravery and loyalty to the mother the escort of a band from Springfield. Works. Telephone 71 AGE? Fire Insurance country in the wars with France won The band also played several selec- June 19, 1908. YOUR SODA WATER ORDER Shirts for them respect, and when George III. tions in front of Memorial hall, and SOTO June 19, 0 21 2 23 24 "5. In AH Sizes Made to Order by placed upon on 11 WHE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO., offered Lord Amherst the command at the children their flowers 7, 28, 29, 30. nsolidated Soda Works Go. Boston to suppress the growing revo the common in memory of the un- B. YAMATOYA Q. 8. LEITHEAD. Manager LTD. lution, the doughty old general re known dead. The deaths of soldiers TERRITORY OF HAWAII. Pauahi Street, off Nuuanu Street. during past year General Agents for Hawaii fused; and one of these towns, Am the are Charles E. TREASURER'S OFFTCE, HONO- herst, has retained the honorable name Hubbard, Francis G. Bardwell, Rich- LULU, HAWAII. Atlas Assurance Company of London. B. REMOVAL NOTICE. PURE-BRE- college. ard Abbott and Alonzo Hallett of GRIN-BAU- M New York Underwriters Agency. and shared it with the In the In re Dissolution of the M. S. D POULTRY great crisis of our national develop California, who enlisted in Hatfield. & Providence Washington Insurance . COMPANY, LIMITED. Company. ment that same sound judgment of your Whereas, the M. S Grinbaum & Com- The New Oahu Carriage Manufac- FOR SALE. PUNAHOU colonial ancestors has remained, and REUNION. pany, Limited, a corporation establish- turing Co. has removed to Queen EGGS street, from choice stock In seasoa. WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. The annual reunion of the Punahou ed existing by at the easterly side of Nuuanu Address: W. C. WEEDON, and under and virtue of stream.- - 8034 SUGAR FACTORS AND Alumni Association will be held on the the laws of the Territory of Hawaii, Box 658, Honolulu. THE BRIdHT SIDE . COMMISSION AGENTS afternoon of Friday, the 26th, at 3 has, pursuant to law in such cases made of 13 Wo. G. Irwin. .President and Manager life. It a feeling common o'clock on the Punahou grounds, just and provided, duly filed in this office, Vice-Preside- nt to the majority of 113 we SUMMER READING John D. Spreckels.. First that makai of Pauahi hall. After the pre- a petition for the dissolution of the Y Vice-Preside- U W. M. Giffard.. Second nt do not get quite amount of B the sentation of the reports of officers, re- said corporation, together with a certifi- IL M. Whitney Treasurer happiness we are entitled to. A VICTOR ON OUR I marks will be made by Mr. P. C. Jones. Choice Books; Low Prices. V I vers Secretary cate thereto annexed as required by EASY-PAYMEN- Richard Vinong the countless things T FLAI W. F. Wilson Auditor Rev. II. W. Chamberlain and President law. irhich tend to make ua more or Griffiths, and a recitation will be given E. HERRICK BROWN & CO. It's yours while you pay AGENTS FOR less miserable ill health takes Now, therefore, notice is hereby for It. Oceanic Steamship Co., Fran- by Miss Spalding of this year's senior 907-90- 9 Alakea Street. San first place. Hannah More said given to any and all persons that have Bergstrom Music cisco, CaL class. Musical numbers will Co., Ltd. that sin was generally to bo at- also be been or are now interested in any man- Western Sugar Refining Co., San contributed by the students Francisco, CaL tributed to biliousness. No doubt and by the ner whatsoever in the said corporation, Territorial Messenger Service and Baldwin Locomotive Works, Fhila- - a crippled liver with the result- alumni. Following the speeches atten- that objections to the granting of the STATIONERY delphla, tion will be paid to Pa. ing impure blood, ia the cause of the fruit festival, said petition must be filed in this offiee Newall Universal Mill Co., Manu- moro gloom which has become a feature of these mental than any on or before 12 o'clock noon, Monday, Best Bonds, facturers of National Cane Shredder, meetings. Mr. G. Parcel Delivery Latest Styles. New York, N Y. other single thing. And win P. Wilder, who has July 27, 1908, and that any person or Pacific Oil Transportation Co., San can reckon up the fearful aggre- charge of this part of the program, re- persons desiring to be heard thereon Telephone 361 Ttancisco, CaL gate of pain, loss and iig ports that the indications fear are that must be in attendance at the office of Hawaiian News Co., Ltd, 4 near- - from the many diseases there will a fine be display of fruit. the undersigned, in the Capitol Build- which are familiar to mankind; All Wm, G, Irwin & Go., Ltd. members of the association and ing, Honolulu, at 12 o'clock noon of like a vast cloud It hangs oyer others interested in cor-- , Punahou are said day, to show cause, if any, why 4th July E mm a multitude nd one can number. HORSES diallv invited to attend. said petition should not be granted. Dill AGENTS FOR THE You can 6ee these people every- Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Eng- A. J. CAMPBELL, FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS! Rigs With or Without Drivers where. For them life can scarce- YOUR PHJTOGEAPH and SS P land. Treasurer Territory of Hawaii. Scottish Union & National Insurance ly be said to have any "bright will be valued by your friends now and FLAGS. ALL SIZES. Rr p. side" at all. Hence eager- Honolulu, May 15, 1908. 8040 Club Stables Co., of Edlnburg, Scotland. the years hence if taken by R. W. Perkins, Send in your orders early. Wall, FORT STREET - Near Hotel St. Magdeburg General In- ness with which search Nichols Co.. "Ltd. Wilhelma of they for leading photographer. Teiei'hone 109 lERE'S surance Co. relief and cure. Remedies like attended. There are so many con- Commercial Assurance Co., Ltd., i WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION tributions of fruits and other things London. j? js r jo jo r jo jo r jv jc j? Mr. and Mrs. Hashimoto hare not attained their high po- that not more than $2500 in cash will Send Your Suit be needed. The Japanese will take a MASSEURS IVERT C. BREWER & CO., LTD. sition in the confidence of the Lahaina Preparing To tie SUGAR FACTORS AND COMMIS- people by bald assertions and j prominent part in the entertainment. RHEUMATISM, i EAGLE DYEING AND Musi ooasting Judge Kepoikai is in hold- SION MERCHANTS. advertisements. They for Lahaina CLEANING WORKS BRUISES, LIST OF OFFICERS: are obliged to win it by doing the Battleships ing court. George M. Telephone 575. FORT STREET. SPRAINS, C. M. Cooke. President; actually what is claimed for them. j v j: w w The Lahaina public school closed on Bishop. j t t Robertson, Manager; E. F. That this remedy deserves its LAHAINA, June 20. Last Monday Friday. There was a large attend- TIRED Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. Mac-farlan- e, reputation is conceded. It is evening the Lahaina executive com- ance of visitors. Several were from HONOLULU IRON WORKS FEELING, Auditor; P. C. Jones, C. as honey palatable and contains na COMPANY. mil J. R. Gait, Directors. mittee for entertaining the fleet met Wailuku. The teachers of the Laha-inalu- and other ail- th nutritive and curative prop- Machinery, Black Pipe, Galvanized and appointed committees to provide school were present. Mr. Cat-to- n i'4 erties of Pure Cod Liver Oil, Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron and steel, En- ments seats, refreshments, stationery, sports, Honolulu busied himself very ii At Thrum's combined with the Compound Jr. of gineers Supplies. QUICKLY Bookstore music, souvenirs, decorations, illumina- kindly in taking pictures of the pupils OFFICE Nuuanu Street. ys on : Syrup of Hypophosphites, Ex WORK S Kakaako. RELIEVED. Commercial, Official and tracts of Malt and W ild Cherry. tion, fireworks, fruits, a luau, etc. On and grounds. Society Stationery, Nothing has nch a record of Thursday evening ten of these com- Ernest Cockett, Miss Mary Gohier, 144 KING STREET. Telephone 63T i ' Best Typewriter Papers, success in Scrofula, Influenza, mittees reported progress and prob- Miss Hose, Miss Apo, Miss Aiona and Union Electric Co. expenses., f Many Books by Good Writer. Throat and Lung Troubles, aud able Judge Kepoikai was Mrs. Kohler, will write at the teachers' t9 BERETANIA TER J present STREET High and Low emaciating complaints and dis- and gave a patriotic and en- examination next Tuesday and Wed- Telephone 215 ALL JAPANESE READ HAWAIIAN FOLK TALES the nlj orders that tend to undermine thusiastic address. The judge has giv- nesday at Wailuku. House Wiring - Bells - Dry Cells collection of Iocs., finely the foundations of strength and en three steers and other things for Inspector Wells was in town on Special attention to Installing private legends, telephones and general THE HAWAII SHINPO price 1.75. vigour. Its use helps to show the. luau. Thursday. repair work. illnrtrated, Dated Honolulu, February 18. 1908. 4 brighter side. Professor Mr. or life's McVeigh of Molokai, who is a On Friday at the closing of the La- An authoritv omnr TonnnooA VT - SEAWAUAN ANNUAL recog-mixe- d vt.- the Canada, says : "I have papers, published reference book of island in- Keddy, of member of the executive committee, haina school, George Pali's garden in the Territorv n stating I Hawaii. rket, formation, price 75 centa. much pleasure in that has contributed one steer, 4'X) lbs. of was considered the best. The children & 10-pa- ge r used cases of debility Naniwa Go. The only Illustrated Japan- & C have it in fish and 500 cocoanuts. of the Lahaina school have purchased P and found it to be a very valu- CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS ese Daily In Existence. Mr. Henning, who is chairman of a piano. Nearly half of the money was 12-pa- ee KTAD THE ADVERTISES able remedy as well as pleasing Sundav Tania ia th t?o. the executive committee has called raised from the sale of their work dur- advertising Medium. o take You cannot be Sisap. MASONS. CARPENTERS. DRAYMEN WOBLD'S KXWS DAJX1 four meetings which have been well ing the year. ISO Job Work in Japanes and Chinese m pointed in it. Sold by chemists. Room - - Magoon Bldg. apeclalty. XI LOCAL BREVITIES KAIMUKI HOME FOR JUNE-T- HE MONTH G. H. Evans !s back from Maui. SALE A. S. Wilcox is here from Kauai. OF W. A. Kinney is back from Kauai. BRIDES AND E. J. Walker is back from the Gar- ! den Isle. I th? jj A NEW LINE For a few ever days Svpervisor Frank Harvey leaves for ROSEiS v. e are offering th.. Coast this week. No doubt among the brides a horr.e for $1250.00. All of the warships were prospective of merry Juno are some of your thronged young friends. Lot is 50x232 and wiiu viMiors yesterday. id Perhaps you all in lawn; juage Christian C. Conradt of Molo-- already have the invitations to the wedding. Perhaps house is new; kai is here on business. the question of suitable gifts is giving you occasional serious '"A. Spitzer moments. i1 has best enamel J. is back from a business trip to Maui and Molokai. Why not settle at plumbing and it oneef We can help you o'er the difficulty with sug W. H. Kahauleiio of Maui is in town gestions by score is mosquito proof. the we're primed for such contingencies. Mrs. J. w. Hose of Lahaina arrived No finer display of CUT GLASS rich, deep cuttings was ever shown Easy terms: a small in the Mikahala yesterday. her, Pop ular Priced Skirts ana tne other departments are likewise teeming with gift suggestions. amount down and E. W. Sutton, of the Attorney Gen DON'T WORRY COME IN TODAY. the balance in eral s office, is back from Kauai. monthly installments. W. H. Rice was a passenger arriving irom ivauai in the Malulani yesterday. W. W. DIMOND & COMPANY, LTD. Mrs. C. L. Dickerson. New hats wings, silk flowers, ribbons and straw Trent Trust Company braids. You'll find that There is an unusual amount of pneu LIMITED monia throughout the city at the pres we've got the ent time. j Silk, Voile, Panama, Alpaca (! ine new steamer Time-tabl- e Post clothes you want Card for July, Aug. and Sept. will be out tomorrow. for summer wear; and Fancy Weaves Thomas O'Brien of the von Hamm ! $25 Reward Young Co., returned from Kauai in the dark coats to wear Had yesterday. A concrete bridge has recently been with light trousers; 'I1 constructed Waiehu, he paid by HAWAIIAN GA- - at Maui, over one t Will the of the streams there. smart, catchy stuff, I m EETTE CO., LTD., for and the arrest Harmony Lodge No. 3, I. O. O. F., conviction of any person found stealing will meet in Odd Fellows' Hall this made for us and copies of the Advertiser from ad Monday evening at 7:30. ! WHITNEY MARSH dretsea of subscribers. The Marine Engineers Beneficial As- for you by Hart C. S. CRANE, sociation will meet in K. of P. Hall Monday Manager. this evening at 7:30. Schaffner&Marx, The W. G. Hall brought many of the Sunday School children of Kauai who u t " '&si the best clothes are on their way to Hilo to the annual reunion. makers. IP - An additional race has been added to I i Af the of July races Fourth at Kahului. This store is the home of WE PMY It is a pony race that is free for all. LThe purse $50.00. is Hart Schaffner & Marx J. ABADIE - - - Proprietor Mrs. D. H. Case received a cable Monday announcing the sad news of clothes. Ladies and Gents Washing Done First-clas- s. J for this space to tell you Mer-ria- m. that the death of her brother, Frank Gloves and Ostrich Feathers. j we have the finest Draught Beer He had been very ill for some Wool and Silk Made Cleaner by a New French Process. in the city. time, but the last letters had stated V- that he was better. Maui News. ft -' Silva's Toggery Charges reasonable. Give us a trial. And we mean it, and know Mr. Henry Cobb' Adams desires to 258 BERETANIA STREET : : : : : 'PHONE ugt that It is so. Try it yourself. thank the kind friends who so gener- i I r ously contributed to the fund raised to EIKs' Building give a treat to the Kaneohe and Heeia CRITERION AND children attending the Government School at Kaneohe at the close of their King and Fort PALACE BARS. exercises June 19, 1908. The Servant Problem A moving picture show was given Copyright 1908 by Hart Schaffher & Marx Telephone 651 Is easily and quickly solved by the housewife who is wise Saturday night Makiki Japan- C. at the J. McCarthy ese church, corner Kinau and Pensa-col- a enough to use for washing only that modern, perfect cleaner, street, for the benefit, of the Oka-yam- a Orphanage. The views presented Lb were: The daily life of the Okayama Orphanage; Views of Miyajima, one of Potay Bliicher BUSINESS LOCALS. the three famous places at Japan; The y? typical procession of a princess in the feudal ages; Views, of Mt. Fuji; Wrestling; Collection of Japanese fam- Stop at Sachs today. ous gardens; Views of Takao, Kyoto. Rent furnished and unfurnished houses of Trent Trust Co., Ltd. LYMAN IN WASHINGTON. Lando, on St., fine f Hotel has a line The War Cry of recent date has the 3mSO - ) ' of gentlemen's furnishing goods. Price Take a room in the Popular Home, following item from Wenatchee, Wash.: Fort St., and learn what solid com- The viiSlt of Major Merriweather and fort is. Captain David Lyman to Wenatchee 'J'": . SOAP ASK GROCER FOR IT. Sealed tenders are asked for the sale was highly successful. The mayor of Here 's all you could desire of comfort YOUR to the College Hawaii of of certain the city took up a collection for our and sterling worth in a $3.50 shoe. We periodicals. work after Captan Lyman, who is a $1.00 quality, special guarantee CO., French Flannel, native-lor- it. LTD. n Hawaiian, and grandson of ACKFEL 75c yard at Sachs Co. 'l"'-r:,- jfj one of the original missionaries who f A. McLeod, five-seat- ed J. with Buick nau auto. Tel. 1111 or 191. First class won the nawanans ior jurist, trade solicited. made a thrilling address on "The Distributors If you wish to live in Kaimuki and Islands and Eeligious Work Among the MclNERNY SHOE STORE are looking for a bargain you had best Natives and Alien Races." The large see Trent Trust Co., Ltd. special building was literally packed A fine collection of Hawaiian souve- with people, many being unable to gain post just been received PUBLIC BAND CONCERT HONOLULU N DENT nir cards have admittance. The Major's Gospel ad- GILIViJ-i&- S at Hill's Curio Store, opposite Post-offlc- e. Jm A. Entirely new subjects. dresses were also given with telling Captain Meisner. We have a fine stock of office and effect. Aloha, for AT EMMA SQUARE N SHORT STORY BOOK SHIPPING AND COMMISSION INSURANCE typewriter desks just in. Call and see MERCHANT FIRE and MARINE them. Largest assortment and finest UNCLE REMUS AGAIN. quality in the Territory. H. Haekfeld 2S The Hawaiian1 under di- A collection of short stories, from the Co.," The African Mail of February Band, the & Ltd. is- - says: we learn mat .rroiessor x. re- rection of Captain Berger, will give a pen of Rae Soares, has just been Agent For- N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. will fea- sued in book form from the press of week are sure to cants Stewart has declined the offers evening, SEWALL & CO. ture specials this that concert at Emma Square this Company, mak- ARTHUR prove very attractive to everyone. made to him to take up the positions follow- the Hawaiian Gazette Bath, Me, beginning at 7:30 o'clock. The a They are the finest in quality at very of Associate Justice of the Supreme ing an attractive little volume of & CO. ing is the program: young PARROTT low prices. Court and the Cabinet portfolio of Sec- hundred pages. The author San Francisco. gloves PART essay Elbow length silk and lisle retary of State for Education. I. dedicates the volume, his first this week at BlonVs at one-quart- er off into serious fiction, to Professor M. M. original prices. offer won't March "Homeward Bound' (new) the 1908, of the High last long, because the gloves will go too A reward is offered for the recovery Evans Scott and the Class of fast. Also big bargains in dressing of a lost watch. Overture "Poet and Peasant," Suppe School. up sacques. Ballad "Elua Maka Uliuli". . .Berger Eight stories in all go to make Fleet Souvenirs Books, Folders, Selection "Carmen" Bizet the volume, all of a local color and Canes, Badges, Pictures in lots for the dealing with incidents supposed to Hawaii & PART II. Tablets trade. Souvenir Postals. have occurred in and around Honolulu. Benson's Dyspepsia South Seas Surio Co., Alexander Young Building (Hotel Street don't be mis- Yew Vocal Hawaiian Songs. . Arr. by Berger "Cupid and the Law," Is the title of taken). Brasses, Mats and Basketry. Selection "A Runaway Girl" the book, the title of one of the stories, Give relief to those who suffer the effects of failure to . 75c quality, spe-kj- al Monckton dealing with a Japanese bigamy, case Tailored Silk Belts, These tablets digest the food, 4c at Sachs. March' Liberty Bell " Sousa and the immigration laws, giving the properly masticate food. ' The Battleships" Beyer name to the volume. Other stories are: the appetite and prevent food fermentation in ENT. Finale' increase FILLER SUPERINTEND ecials Star Spangled Banner." "A Deal Opium," an incident of the "The in in the stomach. K. W. Filler, formerly superintend- smuggling days; "A Modern Evange- ent of the Kahului Railroad Co., has AT THE ROYAL SCHOOL. line," dealing with the migration of TWENTY-FIV- E CENTS A BOX. of port . superintend- to Ha- left the position FRENCH FLANNEL The pupils of the Royal School held the Portuguese from the Azores American-Hawaiia- n Steam- Healer," ent for the in polka dots, stripes and figured; $1.00 their closing exercises in their assem- waii: "The New Magnetic Cruz, Mexico, to ac- female ship Co. at Salina quality, 75c a yard. bly hall Friday morning. who did not use moss from Benson, Smith & Company, Ltd. of superintendent of .Teeth," a cept the position Miss Byington represented the rocks; "In the Valiey of Co., in place of D. of the Hilo Railroad A SPECIAL IN BELTS Daughters of the American Revolution dental onslaught on the remains Hotel and Fort Street. who the contract for foot of E. Metzger, has TAILORED BELTS and awarded to Mr. Henry Aki, a Kamehameha's victims at the WHITE SILK Punchbowl," building the Hilo breakwater. part-Hawaii- the paii; "The Raid at . . 75e Belts, 40c each. vounc an bo v. and mayor of the Royal School city, the prize where a police officer hesitates "between RACES IN SCRIPTURE. blindpig and THE MADRAS CURTAINS which the society offered during the love and duty In a raid out both games; "A Change of THE JOCKIES. green and red stripes; past term for the best essay on "The loses at glory was tassel cords, in Opinion," dealing with love and yacht- "Even Solomon in all his pair. American nag." By request of the one of these. Mat- $1.23 curtains, 90c a Excursion," a plan- not arrayed like D. A. R., Mr. Aki read his prize essay. ing, and "A Fatal 6:29. thew, were closed by an ad- tation railroad incident of Kohala. TOWN BAND. SOIE DU MONDE The exercises THE Superintendent Babbitt, who While the stories show evidence of sound of the cornet, wash material in beau- dress by "Ye hear the A sheer pretty to the members of the immaturity of the writer and a These Grand Nights flute, harp." Daniel. 3:3. colorings and novel patterns; 30c spoke particularly " tiful ap- naivete in dealing with the emotions FAVORITE DEFEATED. the graduating class, and stated his THE quality at 25c a yard. of his characters, they also bear evi- was much murmuring proval, not of the results of the year's "And there a cleverness which if devel- among the people." John, 7:12. work in the Royal School alone, but of dence of SILK SOFA CUSHIONS oped will carry the young author into great attractions to the man with an THE YOUNG MATRON. all the schools of Hawaii. He express- Haleiwa presents designs and colors; $2.23 cush- good place among short story writ- didst wash thyself, paint edst Pretty ed his pleasure with the enthusiastic a is good, and as good coming "Thou ambitious and auto. The road down thy eyes, and deckedst thyself with ions, $1.65. spirit in which the teachers and pupils ers. Mr. Soares is 22: maiden effort i3 and the service the best ornaments.' Ezekiel, of all the schools undertake all work. laudably so and his back. The meals are excellent TAMS CERTAIN LADIES. CHILDREN'S f Among the visitors were noted Mrs. worthy of commendation. wl;h "Though thou clothest thyself White Corduroy, trown, and red serge; Mrs. II. Giles. Mrs. possible. though thou deckest thee H. H. Williams, ' crimson, $1.25 Tarns, 90c. Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Soren-so- n, Lindsay, with ornaments of gold, though thou McKeagtie, Adam Lindsay, with Mrs. rentest thy face with-paintins- r: in vain Mrs. Dayton, Mrs. Lycett, Mrs. R. of Hawaii, will lave this week for -; visited make thyself fair."--Je'-e- Cook, Mrs. X. Gedge, Miss Byington, Scotland. Mr. Lindsay ha? not ST. CLAIR BIDGOOD, Manager. thou shalt twenty-seve- n years Ka-lakie- old home for 4:30. N.S. Dry Goods Go., Ltd. la. his miah, Sachs Miss E. Ladd, Dr. Rodgers. Mr. J. forward eageriy THING. and naturally looks THE WHOLE The Store with the Money-bac- k Mr. Cox, and Superintendent renewing old acquaintances. The ' vanity." to "Vanity of vanities, all is Policy. Babbitt. trip will take about six months In alL Ecclesiastes, 1:2. - ai-tt- ?t- HONOLULU, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1908. ttt- rnMMF.Rr.TAT. ADVERTISER. - - 12 inu rnwiriv ' ..-n- HONOLULU SI0CK EXCHANGE MISUNDERSTANDING Haistead & Co., Ltd. Canadian-Australia- Royal Mail Line n Honolulu, Saturday, June 20, 1908. 6 8 Railway Co. STOCX ASD BOND Steamer, running In connection with the Canadian Pacific ronowing WITH PiKE HACKMAH eall at Honolulu on or about tne o". SI 2 OF TO ail C?j jVal. Bid POR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER 28 JUNE 23 JUNE MA RAMA - MANUKA 22 O Brswer JiC- BROKERS JULY 24 AORANGI JULY Vigorous blowing of .a police whistle i MARAMA 19 Honolulu. yooo.fxw 20i ... AUGUST f Hs5. iW 27a 22 MANUKA i'-t- AUGUST about st nine last night brought 3 AORANGI SEPTEMBER 15 1,2.:01 1JJ i MOAN A SEPT. 19 MA RAMA a crowd arunning to the corner of Cuta A aicT i 2 312 75 LOANS NEGOTIATED Will call at Fanning Island aw Suaii C 2,000 King and Nuuanu avenue. Houotan .. . IOC' DAVIES & CO., LTD. dCiiOti?. 2.000.1 20' Members Honolulu Stock and Bm4 THEO. H. It was a very small pake hackman aaia.umMn. 130 Exchange GENERAL AGENTS. who caused all the rumpus with a Ka&usu ., i JO S3 had KiheiPlanOoLtJ... 80 very big cop's whistle. kOiCa...... SCrO.tWOj 100 FOR SALE. MeBryde Sog Oo Ltd .600,0U0I 20 4 & ORIENTAL jehu were gathered 20 a, PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO., OCCIDENTAL Round the a oanu Kugar vo ...... ,800,000; Lots at Kallhl, close to car-Un- at KAISHA. number of sailors from the battleship -B- ivae-i...... -. 1.090:003) 20 half prices. Terms: $50 down, - S. S. CO., AND TOYO KISEN GoK.Hla...-- ...... 500.00 20 7. aai Co 8,000,000! 20 4V4 $18 per month, without ' companies will call at Honolulu and leave this Alabama who seemed to have a griev- only we Clai 4ug&r Liu... interest. Stearar of the above For a few days Olowulu ...... 150,WWj UC Lots (about one-ha- lf acre) on about the datea mentioned below: ance against the hack-drive- r. . Paanhaa 3ug Of 8,000.000! 50 Mna port on or ?ln SJ0,0O0i 103 Heights, unequaied in view and soil. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. Officers essayed to straighten Paclflc.... 7&Q,00Cl FOR THE ORIENT. Punohu will offer a house and lot at Pia...... 130, Lots at from $250 and up in Nuuaav 23! HONGKONG MAFSU Pepeekoo 750,J0; 100 ISO your NIPPON MARU JUNE JTTV"1 out the difficulty and succeeded. a.7&o.oool Valley, on own terms. 30 I ? Fionter...... 100 JUNE KOREA 4,900,0001 100! 63 Lots at Kapahulu at $100 eaea, m AaiA JULY 17 The sailors, three of them, claimed of Wnialua AgriCo. .. JULY 6 AMERICA MARU Kapahulu for $800. Size Wanuxa . 1.S00.0OJ1 IK time payments without Interest. MONGOLIA pake had taken them into his HONGKONG MARU JULY 18 SIBERIA that the Waimaualo K3.000 lOOl'S Lots at Palama, within walking di hack at Ivvilei and had promised to vVairaetSuaar Mill . 125.000 lot HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents. lot 11,000 sq. ft. Two bed- tance from town. Easy terms. H. show them town for a quarter, Inter-l?!ii- the 'i d d ;o.. 1.800,000 no J. H. SCHNACK. 137 Merchant and then take them back to their ship. Haw Electric .!o...... 6O0.0&J ltrK. .... Hs drove as as the coiner of Nuu-an- u room cottage. Former ask- HiiTALOs Pfd 1,150.000 far H K T A L Co, U'jm. f8 FOR SALE. Steamship Co. Time Table and King street and then told MutUfti Tal Co ...... lSO.OOOj 10 Oceanic his fares that it would cost them two NQiiu Kub'cer Cc 6U,UU0i loo Galvanized sheet steel tanks, sky- ing price $1100. Assess. 100! ... dollars every hour they used his equip- Sshiku Rabber Co.., 2' lights, gutter, ridging, leader and 24. 1908. the SALOON RATES will be: Single Fare, OH Ah 4.000,0f3 100,102 air On and after June 1 age. This riled the sailors and some Jilo K S0...... Jo iVil itia 2o pipe. Any shape, any size, any weight. Trip, 1110. Family rooms extra. passed which resulted in Fonou,rj Brewing order. Ribbed or fire- (IS; Round words the MAitlKC;j i 30,CO0i Sol 22M In stock or to scared blowing i,td ... skylight glass. SAN FRANCISCO. hackman getting and Haw Pineapple Co ... 4C0.000 20; 24 proof wire Estimate FROM SAN FRANCISCO. FOR as if his life depended on Ami. on in line. 24 his whistle Bonds da. anything our . JULY 10 ALAMEDA JUNE standing ALAMEDA it. Haw Ter t p 0 (Kire Job work in sheet metals solicited. JULY 31 ALAMEDA The hack-driv- er said that he had not Claims) EMMELUTH & CO., LTD.. ALAMEDA '"fj,1 6 ALAMEDA AUGUST 21, ALAMEDA promised to drive the men for a quar- Haw Ter 4 p c f Re- Phone 211. 145 King St AUGUST 26 funding 0& 00,000i SEPT. 11' ALAMEDA apiece, had told them H-v- ALAMEDA ter but that he Ter 4pe I f, !00 would charge them the legal fare for Ha Ter po ...... f age: are Haw i p e FOR SALE Pineapple land, planted In connection with the sailing of the above steamers, the its his services. As this didn't appear to VVaterhouss Trust Ter K 1,044.03 Through Tickets by any Haw Gov't 5 D 0 81.000 or ready to plant, as desired; also 150 prepared to Issue, to Intending passengers. Coupon suit them he invited thsm to alight. Cat Beet an? fc Sef railroad, San Francisco to all points in the United States, and from The sailors said an attempt was . o 8 p c 1,000,00(H acres to lease or sell. You get thia from that Hftifcc G p 800,0 JO 100 any steamship line to all European ports. being to c...... loo get you If New York by made stick them and added Corner Fort and Merchant Streets Bamakua ltca Col land; I will advances desired. further particulars apply to that it was not the only attempt of Upper ditch 0 p c. 200,000; ..!ioo For Ha W. L. HOWARD & the kind which had been made since corn A Sugar l,871.noo! WM. G. IRWIN CO., LTD., Co 5 p c - . Telephone 181. Mclntyre they in port. Where Do You Spend Your Holiday? 6 Bids. co AGENTS. arrived Saw Sugar p c 475,000 f "Soak the pake in the eye," sug- Hilo R R Co op o l.OJO.OW) HouKTALCotf pe. 647,000 gested one belligerent. REDUCED RATES FOR THE SUM aahnka 8 p c . 208.000 "Keep quiet," exclaimed "another. MER AT THE VOLCANO HOUSE. JdeBryde tSug Co 8 p c 2.000)00 98 Albert F. Afong Navigation Co. "The cop's a good man and will see three nonths, beginning June j it l. uo 8 p c .. 2.000XOC 100?; Matson For Calm Sng&t Co Jpc. 900.000 832 FORT STREET that we get fair play." 30th, a .special ticket - will be issued Olaa. Sugar Co 8 p 1.230,000 passenger freight, will c... Tie S. S. HILONIAN of this line, carrying and Eventually the trio faded into covering a stay of nine days at the Pac fic Sugar Mill J J port, San Franciaco, sailing and Scotty's off, Co ft a : ro.ooo 00 J tub in a direct service between this and and the hackman drove Volcano House, and transportation to Pais 6 p c 4f4),O00 ..;?oo arriving on or about the following dates: saying that if the sailors-didn'- t want and from that resort, per S. S. MAUNA Pioneer Mill Co 6 p C. 1.2f0,000 iji1 wainlna Ay Co 5 p c.. 1 600,000 STOCK AND BOND BROKER Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. to pay him what they owed him, they KEA. PRICE $50.00. laT San Francisco. Arrive might keep their money. To the business man or woman, look 23.125 paid. t2S per cent paid. 14 MEMBER HONOLULU STOCK JULY 1 JULY 8 JULY ing for rest and recreation, the Vol- SESSION SALES. 6 AUG. 11 present JULY 29 .AUG. cano in its intense activity, None. AND BOND EXCBLANQH X SEPT. 8 PORT OF HONOLULU. many AUG. 2 SEPT. the points of interest In its BETWEEN BOARDS. SEPT. 23 SEPT. 30 OCT. 6 neighborhood, "and the cool invigorat AKEJVEU. ing' atmosphere of the mountain at 25 H. C. & S. Co., 95; 15 Waialua, (4200 feet), with 82.50; $5000 Pac. S. M. Co. 6s. 100. PASSENGER HATES TO SAN FRAN CISCO: First CaMn, W. Sunday, June 21. that altitude together Str. Noeau, Mitchell, from the comforts of a first class hostelry, Real Estate aa Round Trip. FI rst Claw. til. Hawaii new S. S. LURLINE of this line, carrying freight and passengers, ports. such as the Volcano House, offer un The spend Classified HAWAIIAN DEVELOPMENT CO. a will sail from Honolulu for San Francisco direct on June 23 at 10 a. m. Str. W. G. Hall, Thompson, from usual attractions as a place to Advertisements po Kauai ports. the summer vacation. must accompany the F.r further particulars apply to For information regarding the trip Cash LIMITED. Str. Niihau, Oness, from Anahola. copy. No CASTLE ft COOKE, LTD., Str. Mikahala, Self, from Maui and apply to deviation from tMs rule. F. B. McSTOCKER - - - Manage AGENTS. Molokai ports. HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST STANGENWALD BUILDING M. S. S. Lurline, Weeden, N. Co.'s COMPANY, LTD. WANTED. Cable Address: Develop N Hilo. AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- STEAMSHIP COMPANY. fr6m San Francisco via POSITION as bookkeeper or assistant P. O. Box 263 FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. Str. Ke Au Hou, Pedersen, from on plantation, or in Honolulu. Fif- Weekly Sailings via Tehuantepee. Kauai. teen years experience in R. R. and Str. J. A. Cummins, Searle, from commercial office work. Best of ref- CHAS. BREWER & CO.'i Freight received at all times at the Company's Wharf, 41st Street, South Koolau. erences; married; in good health; Ho-noip- NEW YORK LINE Brooklyn. Sch. Moi Wahine, Mana, from u. now employed. G. U. Blair, 1377 W. FRAN- SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO 35th St., Los Angeles, Calif. 8070 Regular line of vessels plying FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FROM PASSENGERS between CISCO. HONOLULU. Get the New York and Honolulu. 27 Arrived. A PIANIST and two ushers. Apply BARK NUUANU will sail from ALASKAN JUNE 28 18 ARIZONAN JUNE Per str. Mikahala from Maui and at Art Theatre, Hotel Street. 2S6 New Yor on or about July 11, ARIZONAN JULY 19 TO HONO- ALASKAN JULY Molokai ports, June 21. Mrs. J. W. 1908. Subject to change without no- FROM SAN FRANCISCO Wireless young once. f LULU. For further Information apply to Hose, C. C. Conradt, A. K. Cathcart, INTELLIGENT lady at tice. Ka-haulel- io, Good wages. Capital TEXAN JULY 1 H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., A. Fiegeros, A. J. Spitzer, W. H. Decorating Co., FREIGHT TAKEN AT LOWEST C. 920 . S5 RATES "VIRGINIAN, JULY 15 Agents, Honolulu. W. R. Meyers, Y. Amoy, D. Fort Street. MORSE, Nopena,, Butzke, M. F. Prosser, S. For freight rates apply to m- -, coi, Freight received at Company's wharf, CP. C Habit. man ex- Agent. A. K- - JOB PRINTER; mu3t be a of train fc Greenwich Street. General Freight Decker, F. Foster, Mrs. Cath- perience design CHAS. BREWER & CO., cart, G. H. Evans, Chas. S. Hollo,vay and ability to and 27 Kilby St., Boston; or baton at execute work of an .charac- and 24 deck. - j artistic THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., JAME ter. Second-rater- s schoolboy str. W. G. Hall from Kauai Rates are and Honolulu. B. S. f Per a; p":y. 63 Queen Street. ports. Miss Waterhouse, Miss Camer- printers need not Hawaiian Phone 295. . 8055 M. A'. S. Gazette Co., Ltd. . HUSTACE-PEC- K COMPANY, LTD., on, J. Lydgate and wife. Wil- CONTRACTORS. Wilcox, Mrs. A. S. Wilcox, Ethel Low. GENERAL cox, W. Pfotenhauer, Miss E. Dunn, SITUATION WANTED. Classified Dealers in Advertisements ir Miss L. Bal, Miss Ellis, Mrs. Kahele, BY white girl; light housekeeping or Cash must accompany the and E. W. Sutton, R. H. Brown, Mrs. C. Crushed Rock, White and Black Sand, Fire Wood, Stove care of children. "X. Y. Z."t this copy. No deviation from this role. Blacksmith Coal, Hay, Grain, Garden Soil and Haki, Mrs. J. B. Hanaike, C. Herrick, office. 8067 Steam Coal, W. H. Rice, O. Hoffman and wife, Manure. Miss Kaui, Miss Hopham, Judge Ka-pah- ee GENERAL blacksmith. Apply E. FOR SALE. Draying and Heavy Teaming a Specialty. and wife, Mr. Blackman, W. A. Craves, Tel. 1481, Helen's Court. 2S5 GENUINE and fine 00 lei. May ba Kinney, E. J. Walker, Thos. Brandt, seen at Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd., Miss L. Akina, Miss H. Cook, Miss RENT BY expert stenographer with New Fort, below King street. 8069 Ka-nawan- TRUST CO., Ltd. Pili, J. H. Kawi, Miss E. Kaiwi ui, York experience. All lines. ,47" Mr. C. K. Haae and wife, this office. 2S6 ONE pair pure-bre- d White Holland Miss A. K. Kaiumai, Miss BAGGAGB SHIPPING Phone Haae, J. Turkeys, price $15. Address P. O. Union-Pacif- Cummings, Mrs. Cropp, C. Kula, Moses TO LET ic FOR RENT. Box 204, Honolulu. 286 STORAGE WOOD Zoalau, Miss Wiehe, T. O'Brien, O. $40.00 and Over. THREE furnished cottages COAL Maconachie, Miss Recard. at the PACKING $75.00 Waikiki; 4 B: R Furnished beach, suitable for rooming house. YACHT, 28 feet over all, rig, good Transfer Go., Ltd. . VESSELS LN FOB?. 58 60. CO 2 Electric lights, good bathing. Apply condition, complete. Cost $650; will Waikiki Beach B. R. (Army and Navy). sell for $150. Enquire Advertiser 50.00.. College 4 by telephone 1400 or 274. 8070 Tit KING ST. FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING. Maine, U. S. S., Harber, San Fran- Hills; B. R.. Furnished office. 8068 cisco, June 16. 50.00.. Pacific Hts.; 4 B. R.. Furnished HOUSE with three bedrooms, dining-roo- m, Alabama, U. S. S., Veeder, San Fran- 46.00 Anapuni St 2 B. R. parlor, etc., completely fur- ONE ga: engine, 15 h. p.; Union. One 16. gas hoisting 12 p.; cisco, June $25.00 to $35.00. nished, for two or three months. Gas engine, h. Fair- 11 U. S. S. St. Louis, Gleaves, Bremerton, and electric light. Makiki district. banks, Morse. One No. 3 Austin June 19. $25.00 .".Bates St 1 B. R. "A," care of Advertiser office. 8069 stone-crushe- r, complete. Address. "E. Gity S. Moiokal, 2 V.," this office. 8066 ransrer Iroquois, U. S., Carter, $33.00.. Pacific Hts.; B. R.. Furnished Jas. H. Love. May 1. ONE-HAL- F of a cottage, furnished or $10.00 to $35.00. Ma-chad- o, PICTURESQUE BAGGAGE AND FURNITURE MOVING. (Merchant Vessels). unfurnished. Inquire of Mrs. HONOLULU, a book Holywood, Br. bk., Smith, Junln, $10.00.. Morris Lane ...2 B. R. 930 Kalihi road. 8064 of eighty pages of matter illustrat- ing Office Opposite Union Grill. 'Phone 152. May 7. 10.00 Kaimuki 2 B. R. Honolulu, for fifteen cents. This Ward, Am. schr., Piltz, Mid- is one of the most complete books Flaurence 13.C0 Fort St 2 B. R. COOL, pleasant furnished rooms. way, May 26. Elite, Hotel street, opposite Young of the kind ever issued here, con- 13.00 2 Robt. Lewers, Am. schr., Underwood, School St B. R. Hotel. : 8063 taining articles of Interest to people GOMES' EXPRESS CO. Port Ludlow, June 3. 15.00 Gandall Lane 2 B. R. opposite Hackfeld St Co. Fort Street, Coronado, Am. bkt., Potter, San Fran- 17.00 Alder St.. 2 B. R FIVE-ROO- M cottage. Electric lights ROOM AND BOARD. cisco, June 3. gas; mosquito-proo- f. 1066 FREIGHT HANDLED, FURNITURE TS.00 Pensacola St 3 B. R. and Apply VIDA VILLA, King street. Room andJ: DAPPAPC PUPPUPn Alice Cooke, Am. schr., Penhallow, Young street. Key Mrs. Gray's. DAuuAUIL MOVING, 3 at beard; also table board. 80431 UllCuiCL AND PIANO STORAGE, Port Ludlow, June 4. 1S.00 ....Gandall Lane..: B. R opposite. 8049 Office Phone - 298 packing, shipping. Defender, Am. schr., Hellingsen, Ho-noip- u, 22.50 Young St .....3 B. R. 6. SIX-ROO- June 25.00.: Ma dock Ave 2 B. R. M modern house. Electric ROOMS TO RENT. Andrew Welch, Am. bk., Kelly, S F., mosquito-proo- f. COOL 30.00 Alexander St 3 B. R. lights; gas, Inquire and commodious; well furnish- June 12. at 1337 Pensacola street. 8045 ed: mosquito-proo- f. Helenas Court, Honolulu Construction and Draying Go., Ltd. Olympic, Am. bkt., Evans, S- - F. via 30.00 .....Alakea St 2 T?. R. 1124 Adams Lane. 8057 Hilo, June 12. 30.00 Alexander St 3 B. v, THE Popular apartments are the best f s. s., Dowdell, S. F., Royal GENERAL CONTRACTORS. Alameda, Am. 32.00 Wilder Ave 3 B. R. located, neatest and cheapest rooms. FURNISHED or unfurnished, near lan June 19. Office 281. P. O. Box 154. 35.00 Thurston Ave 5 B. R. 1249 Fort. 8029 Pleasanton, block from Oahu Col- Bcottls 'Phone Bucrania, Br. s. ., Tiisley, Newport lege. "Punahou," this office. 8067 Co Fort St., Opp. W. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd. News, June 19. SOME OTHERS NOT ADVERTISED HOUSE of eight rooms. Modern Im- Wllhel Lurline, Am. s s., Weeden, Hilo, provements; convenient to streec-ca- r FOUND. IrVe all kinds of Teaming; also deal in Crushed Rock, White June 21. lines. Inquire C. Stan-genwa- ld do W. Weedon, A of eyeglasses. Comm Soil, TLB. 8001 PAIR Owner can and Black Sand, Broken Coral, Garden Etc. THE MA building. have same by Lo following j RENT TRUST CO., Ltd. paying for this ad. SAFE MOVING A SPECIALTY. Mails are due from the 8069 points as follows: TO RENT. Yokohama Per Tenyo Maru, June 24. FURNISHED. SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO B. G. HOLT LOST. EUG.ft THE PACIFIC Professional Cards San Francisco Per Nippon Maru, June HOUSE on Nuuanu street, near LADY'S gold watch between Maga- 23. School; 1. B. Griggs Holt met with a nasty possession September For zine, Pensacola and Kinau St. Suit- Cash must accompany 24. particulars 97 the Sydney Per Marama. June accident lately vhile bathing at Wai- apply to Cecil Brown. able reward if returned to this office. : Commercial Advertiser copy. Vancouver Per Manuka, June 27. Merchant street. 806S c. No deviation from this rule. kiki, a pet dog being the cause. Mr. 8071 Robe" Catered at the Postofflce at Honolulu, San Francisco Per Asia, June 30. San Mongolia. July 6. Holt was swimming out with the ani- Treas T. 1L. as second-cla- ss matter. Francisco Per OFFICES FOR RENT. A BLACK veil with pin. please JAMES T. TAYLOR. M. Am. Soc. C. 7. Finder farlai Yokohama Per Korea, July mal, which turned and swam towards fire- 2S6 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: E. Consulting Hydraulic Engineer. following "THE STANGENWALD" Only return to Young Hotel. Cook Mails will depart for the him, coming so close that one of the proof office building in city. Residence telephone No. 1603. P. O. points as follows: coat-of-ar- Oae Year $12.00 dog's paws struck him in the eye, the BELT and pin. Return Advertising Rates on Application. Box 793, Honolulu. SOTO Fan Francisco Per Tenyo Maru, June ALEXANDER YOUNG B!TLOING to this office for reward. 8069 24. inflicting up-t- o nre-pr-- o' At Pa&ll.bed every morning except Sun- claws a wound which, it is Honolulu's only iaie day by the San Francisco Per Alameda, June 24. feared, may result in the loss of sight. building: rent in iud-- s l?cno lisht, ON Fort street or Nuuanu avenue, CHINA PAINTING. Yokohama Per Nippon Maru, June 23. hot and cold water nni Janitor ser- large leather telescope cigar case, HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.. LTD. MRS. 24. vice. pply Hamtn-Toun- g gold name on -- inside. Re- I J. LISHMAN MORE Classes In Victoria Per Varami. June Expert Isbell, who installed the wire- the Vji crest and painting. Colonies Per Manuka, June 27. Co., Ltd. turn to office and receive 1 Holt BUck. No. K South King china Orders solicited. Advertiser fra St 30. less plant on the cruiser St. Louis is 8067 C M. CXANK : : Manager. Studio, 1445 Keeaumoku street. Tel- Yokohama Per Asia. June a reward of $3. 1 ephone 1345. 79jg Yokohama Fer Mongolia, July 6. going to te?t her sending apparatus BOOK BINDING. San Francisco Per Korea. July 7. as she i3 on her way to the Coast. On may TRANSPORT SHEET MUSIC bound so it be aBVICfc, the trip down he caught her when kept in form indefinitely. Any style SHORTHAND CLASS. Warren, in Philippines. STEINWAY & SONS Asters eleven hundred miles from port. binding, from $1.25 per volume up- Thomas, at S. F. this AND OTHER PIANOS. ALL. SHADES CLASS in Dement's Pitmanlc short- wards. Hawaiian Gazette Co., Ltd. Crook, at S. F. $044 THAYER PIANO CO. hand. Room 6. Kanlolanl hniiino. Logan, Francisco, BORN. XA1 Monday. Wednesday at San rerairine. 156 HOTEL STREET and Friday J Sheridan, Manila Honolulu, 19ns, 1929 Len Choy evenings. Address left for ROE June 21st, Kalakaua' Nippon Maru from Phone 218 and Smith C. Marshall, 1025 ' June 15. Ave., Honolulu, T. H., The the Coast Bvetanla streets Alakea street. gg. to the wife of TUNING GUARANTEED Sherman, left Hon. for S. F., June 5. Chas. R. Roe, a daughter. j should arrive this afternoon.