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TJ. S. WEATHEB BTJKEATJ, August 1. Last 24. Hours' Rainfall, .06. SUGAR 96 Degree Test Centrifugals, 4.015c. Per .Ton, 80.30. Temperature, Max. 82; Min. 71. Weather, fair. 88 Analysis Beets, 10s. 9d. Per Ton, 85.20. ESTABLISHED JULY 2, 1856.

HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, MONDAY, VOL. L., NO. 8418. AUGUST 2, 1909. PRICE FIVE CENTS.

THIRTY-FOO- T TIDAL IDE REBELLIOUS BARCELONANS THREATEN' LIFE OF YOUTHFUL KING SPAIN UNGATES DOCK DURING OF ,l) .mm .uui u,.. V.i..,,i in j ..y r- - SEISMIC DISTURBANCES Riotous Movement Advancing Toward Madrid---Thre- e Thousand Casualties The Osaka Homeless Threatened With Famine. Dynamite Is Used on Tottering Walls of Ruined

' Mexican City Shocks Continue at . (Associated Press Cablegrams.) ; PARIS, August 2. The Spanish Ambassador declares that the Frequent Intervals. uprising in Spain has been crushed. He places the casualties at 200 dead and 500 wounded. Refugees crossing the border flatly con-- (Associated Press Cablegram.) tradict the diplomat. They say that the trouble is spreading: and that J J the casualties number 3000. MEXICO, August 2. The earthquake shocks here CITY OF General strikes have been declared at Bilboa and AND Larioja, and continue. A dispatch from Acapulco states that city has been de- ALFONSO OF SPAIN HIS BRIDE. will probably spread on e to Madrid elsewhere The whieh did hnn-as-- on' and today. stroyed. Seventy-thre- e distinct shocks were felt and a tidal wave same populace joyful ;o the monarch his wedding day now condemns him to death. - swept the waterfront. Refugees throng the streets and plazas, KING'S famine facing them. No loss of life has been reported. LIFE THREATENED Chilpancingo has fallen a victim to the temblor's violence and PRICE OF MILK CHANCE HAT is but a mass of tottering ruins. Dynamite is being used to raze BARCELONA, August 2. Catalonians have condemned King the swaying walls. The docks were engulfed by a 30-fo- ot tidal wave. Alfonso and Senor Maura, President of, Council, GOES the to death. MAYJCREASE HOME Conditions are quieter here, though the province is under he complete control of prowling bands. GLADYS WINS GOVERNOR'S t-- Dealers Say Proposed Ordi- Question to Drunken Man ISLAND ANOTHER REIGN OF TERROR .1 CUP RACE ROUND nance Is Likely for an Leads to Discovery of

, Advance. Blind Pig. PUEBLO NUEVO, August 2.- - This city has been destroyed Charlotte C. When Last Seen Was in Doldrums and many aristocrats have been slain. Since the introduction of he milk 'Inspector Fennell nailed a blind pig in Waialua Bay Flukey Winds ordinance, milk dealers and dairymen yesterday morning and the sightless have gone over its provisions earefully. I porcine squealed; that is, the young Ha OSAKA FACES CRISIS FRQM One Squall. Some "of them are of the opinion that waiian maintaining the illicit Sunday the ordinance is too drastie and that bar-thre- up the sponge and declared it has been adopted from a mainland he was guilty. SHORTAGE OF SUPPLIES ordinance, where the climatic conditions Fennell was standing on Merchant Record of the Gladys in the race a long leg to windward and then stood are different from those encountered street, near Oat & Mossman's around Oahu for the Governor's cup: inshore, going about again at just store about eight bells. Then she an- in Hawaii, where the cost of fod- .when he saw a Hawaiian navigating OSAKA, August 2. Supplies are running short. Start,"" Saturday, July 31, 5:32 p. m.; made aid The number other long leg to windward, running der is cheaper. tie considerably under the in of casualties, Barber's Point, 7:30 p. m.; Waianae, fluence of liquor. as the result of the holocaust which has swept this only a little out of the parallel with the The ordinance requires that dairy- Fennell took a ehanee 9:30 p. m.; Kaena .Point, midnight; shore. At 6 o'clock in the morning on the Hawaiian not knowing him to be city, is unknown. Hundreds have been injured. Twenty thousand men shall make their arables sanitary an official police Waialua, Sunday, August 1, ,4 a. in.; they put about, thinking that they with powei'3 and asked buildings have been destroyed, Ex- in respect, cement floors and him he could get any booze. including the Museum, Stock Kahuku Point, 8 ,a. m.; Kahana Bay, could clear Kahuku Point and, at that every with if more time, the Charlotte was almost hull best of. drainage, wnile milkers The Hawaiian said there was "no change, Government buildings and numerous factories. It is feared coon; Mokapu Point, 2:15 p. m.; Rab- the ' ' down and way inshore, apparently with shall be absolutely clean and provided more. Fennell asked if he knew that some of the insurance concerns will fail as the result of their bit Island, 4 p. m.; Diamond Head, 6 very little wind. with every means. to prevent milk from where he could buy some wine and the p. m.; finish at spar buoy, 6:53 p. m. The Gladys failed to clear Kahuku becoming deteriorated, infected or com- Hawaiian finally said he could near losses. The entire male population joined forces with the soldiers Aala Fennell 's companion join- Elapsed time, 25 hours 21 minutes. Cor- Point and had to make a short leg to ing in contact with unhealthful 'things. Park. and fought the fire steadily for twenty-fiv- e hours. windward ed the Hawaiian and the two walked rected time, 23 hours 27 minutes. again, but cleared the point The ordinance also provides that the at a few minutes past 8 o'clock. As milk shall be immediately cooled to a down to Aala Park, the inspector going It was shortly before six o 'clock yes- the point shut out the view of Waia certain temperature, and there" are many on the street car. On arrival in the terday afternoon that Captain Nelson lua Bay to the southwestward, they conditions which will make - the cost park Fennell found his companion the Diamond Head station tele- caught their last glimpse of the Char- to the seller of delivering the milk watching a house in which he said the DR. SCUDDER WILL NOT at 1 Hawaiian had gone. . phoned in that the Gldays was sighted. lotte, the latter still apparently be' greater. This mqans that the price may calmed. in time have to be advanced. No dairy- In a short time the Hawaiian ap- Some fifty minutes later she passed the his arm A Long Close Reach. man opposes the cement floors, drains, peared with a bundle under ACCEPT MAINLAND CALL spar buoy and the finishing line, thui etc., but there are other features which which he turned over to Fennell 's com- putting one leg on the Governor's cup From Kahuku point to Mokapu point panion and also handed him a quarter. it was a close reach, just as close they have commented upon and can yachts j of the first class over a about This was handed to Fennell who asked for as she could stand, as a matter of fact. only come to the conclusion that the course' round the Island of Oahu. customer must pay the bill. the Hawaiian if he could not buy anoth- At the time of ,writing the Charlotte The wind showed more of an easterly er bottle of wine for him (Fennell). Popular Pastor Announces Determination to tendency than ever here and Captain To cool the milk to a certain tem- C. has not been sighted, and it is pre- perature will require the use of large He replied in the affirmative. Officer I sumed that she was left in the doldrums King and his crew looked for more Apana was nearby drinking a bottle of flukiness and soft spots. quantities of ice. On the mainland, 'Remain at Central Union Church Tells ' somewhere on the weather side of the dairymen are fortunate, in a majority ginger ale when Fennell motioned to " But the wind held fairly steady all him They followed the Ha- f island, where the wind has proved of cases, in having springs of water on to follow. itself very flukey and unreliable. the way along the weather shore, until waiian into the second story of a build- of Decision in Sermon. they passed Mokapu point and were their premises, over which are built room All the way round the island the stone houses, which provide cool stor- ing facing on Aala street. In a able to slack sheets a trifle for the Hawaiians sit- most surprising weather conditions were age places fea- they came across two run to Mokapu light. They reached for the milk. This is a demijohn and , ex- ting on floor with a met with. At places where they (Continued ture not often encountered in Hawaii. the Bev Doremus Seudder, D. D., pastor trict be entirely reorganized. At present pected to get no wind, there was a live- on Page Five.) a couple of tin cups between them. The cost of fodder here is greater, and of Central Union church, announced to the mainland is witnessing an unprece- ly breeze, and at places where the wind as the city grows Fennell asked Kiakahi, one of the pair, dented revival of the pasturage for the some wine. He missionary fervor, should have been blowing strong and dairymen's herds is becoming more re- if they would sell him his congregation yesterday morning in comparable only to the mighty temper- free, there was an oily patch on the stricted. said "No" but invited the inspector ance wave. It is characterized by as water and not a breath to flap the sails. GERE IS BACK to drink a tin cup full. the course of his sermon, that he has Before the final reading of the ordi- guide entirely new manifestation called the The promise of the weather at the nance some of bill Fennell asked the Hawaiian decided not to accept the offer of a laymen's missionary movement which, the features of the who him wine and he start was not fulfilled later on. After may be discussed fully in the board had given the district secretaryship of the American is beginning to affect all denomina- spar buoy the two yachts pointed to Kiakahi, but the latter said leaving the meetings. There is no opposition to Board of Missions in New York City, tions. Under its, influence the South- raced neck and neek for Barber's the wine belonged to his accuser. The ern Presbyterians gained ERONLMI thoroughly hygienic dairying by the all the present pastor- have thirty Point. When they were off the entrance sellers, but they appreciate the fact Hawaiian guide finally admitted and will continue in his per cent in two years for their missions. suf- liquor was his own and when Fennell con- Canada-gav- to Pearl Harbor, the wind shifted cost ate. This was pleasing news to the Last year Toronto in e that the of production will be dollar with which ficiently to permit of spinnakers being asked him for the . greater if all the provisions of the ordi- bought gregation, the members realizing that $40,000 for missions outside its owu set and, under these conditions, the the two bottles of wine hadbeen borders1; 7 Right of Way for New Beach nance are carried out, and eventually was" placed the doctor is declining a really very by July of this year already Charlotte forged ahead and opened up he produced it. He then $400,000 were in the public will be saddled with the cost. offer. The doctor sight. This work quite a little space between her and Road Has Been Ar- under arrest. flattering stated that among the men of our Congregational the Gladys. he has considered the matter in all Churches in the United States is as yet But, before they reached Barber's ranged phases and believes he should con- in its infancy. Some one for. STRIKE DELEGATES its is wanted to Point, the Charlotte was obliged to FINAL ACCOUNTS OF tinue in the Hawaiian field where he nurture it into vigorous life. douse her spinnaker and then the New be- has been engaged for so many ye'Srs. Furthermore, York is fat Gladys, with a more favorable slant, coming the great missionary center of gained rapidly and reached Barber's County Engineer Gere and Mayor 'g Dr. Seudder 's sermon dealt almost en- ADJOURN AFONG FILED the American Continent. Our board Point in the lead. Secretary Bivenburgh returned Satur- MEETJND jSTATE tirely with his call and he gave ir desires a representative on hand for First Taste .of Doldrums. day from a trip to Koolau, where they detail the reasons why he felt justified consultation with the leaders of th other great societies which focus there. Off Waianae the yachts had their first made satisfactory arrangements for a Delegates from other islands, accord- in retaining his present pastorate. His The Gladys ran The Bishop Trust Company, adminis Moreover, the city of Washington i taste of the doldrums. public road through some private prop- Y. sermon which was entitled "A Vision" out of the wind and lay rolling round ing to Soga, editor of the Nippu trator of the estate of Chun Afong, has (Continued on Page Four.) erty at Kaluanui. The surveyed route follows: - - for nearly an hour, while the Char- Jiji, met last evening witn representa- filed petitions for passes through homes its final accounts and lotte carried the wind nearly up to her three occupied tives of the Japanese strikers here, at their allowance, final distribution and Revelation 3:8. "Behold I have set and both of them wished that they had by Hawaiians. the Japanese school house on Nuuanu the discharge of the administrator. The before thee a door opened, which none Icon play causes Captain N eely aboard so that there Chairman Quinn of the road commit- street to discuss the strike situation. papers show total receipts ot $ io.ys., an shut." According to Soga, pre- could be somebody to get out behind tee states that bids for the construc- the delegates with disbursements totalling $5,586.39. Every man faces opened doors, which push. sented reports on various matters con- is at- lure him to enter the gardens into which and tion of the road, which is something An inventory of the property Finallv the Gladys caught a slight nected with the strike and adjourned tached, which shows the following as- they lead. One of these doors is set EXCITEMENT OH STREET puff off the land anil slipped away, fol- like a mile in length, will be called for early, to meet again this evening to sets: before him by God. The gTeat ques- lowed later by the Charlotte. But at at once. The new road will avoid the discuss the matter more in detail. Five shares of the stock of the Cali- tion is, which of the doors that front beach at Kaluanui, which is diflicult Kaena Point there was more pilikia. fornia Feed Company, par value $100 him is God placed? For self inclina- A trio of men struggling on King entirely and again for autos to negotiate, particularly tion, other men, and circumstances are The wind dropped a share. street near the junction of King and the yawl ran down on the sloop. when the tide is high. One hundred and eighty-seve- and a constantly opening doors as well as the Last week Tom Quinn, with his fine INSPECTOR FE1ELL Beretania avenue on Saturday nigne - Sight. half shares of Hawaiian Hardware Great Father. big Packard machine, endeavored to go the company You will pardon me this morning for caused a crowd to collect just in time The moon was well op" by this time Company, value nothing, along the beach road "when the water gone business. the personal allusions whieh it seems to and sent a wide and brilliant streak having out of see one take a revolver from one was high. He was stalled. The salt HAS LUCKY SUHDAY h necessary to make, because ques- Gladys A interest in 2000 shares the of the trio who appeared to be greatly across the water. Aboard the water invaded portions of his machine, subject tion raised by the call to New York see C, directly of Pepeekeo Sugar Company, excited. As soon as was thev could the Charlotte necessitating extensive repairs. The to payment of the income ro Mrs. concerns you of this church as well as the revolver in the middle of this silvery streak, new road travels inward and is me. The door which onened out of the hands of its owner the trio a far Toki, the wife Sato Julia 'Afong during her lifetime; this before come sliding noiselessly along like of K. who keeps Ma-goo- , above the water. interest is contingent upon Mrs. n your minister on July 6 disclosed a very broke up. ghost ship. They say it was one of the is energetic in a store and sailors' boarding house on 1 appears Buchly of Peacock sights Chairman Quinn his surviving Mrs. Afong. enticing panorama. would not dare It that most remarkable" and memorable efforts to get the Windward Oahu roads Queen street near the planing mill, life of Lee to read you the letters written by Presi- & Co. and Bartlett of the Honolulu to the wandering The income during the that ever comes into fine condition, and before the term was arrested last night at 10 o'clock Hong of about $30,000 held by S. M. dent Capen and Secretaries Burton, Brewing Company went to the saloon yachtsman. of the present Board of Supervisors is and charged with selling liquor with- deed Patton and Strong. Briefly the middle of Klemme at the Junction building to was. coidd Damon as trustee under the trust But the view, grand as it completed he expects to have the "Belt out a license. Inspector Fennell bought of April, present income district of the American Board's home discuss some financial matters. Klemme . not long, for, 1883; the claim their attention Koad" in fine shape. a bbftle of wine there, for 20 cents. He amounts to about $2000 a year. territory comprises Connecticut, the got excited and finally when he opened r 3 luckily, a breeze sprang up soon after to a drawer the visitors saw a gaa in Honolulu is becoming a real automo- found also a demijohn full of wine A , in $20,000 state which next Massachusetts does on Tound the reversionary interest midnight, and they sailed bile town, and machines are being reg- and another just emptied. Several (part of the $30000 mentioned above), most for our foreign missions,. New sight. They left the place but shortly well be- round-the-islan- point and by daylight were istered rapidly. The d Japanese sailors were in the plaee at whieh vests in the administrator of the York. New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, afterward Klemme rushed down the yond Waialua. trip is one of the most attractive in the the time, and some German sailors had late Chun Afong on the death of Lee Marvland, the District of Columbia and street. The men noticed the revolver in his possession, and was Long Tacks to Windward. islands, and few States and Territories just left when the Inspector made his, Hong, provided Chin Siu is then 1 some Southern communities. The board still it uu-- promptly taken from him. From Kaena Point the Gladys made have such a unique tourist attraction. entrance. . . on Page Five.) aes'.res mat its luieresis iu mis

1 ", ( THE PACOTO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1909.

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eginning This IWorning at 8 o9 Clock TEN O ill YT s o av l All Goods Marked in Plain Figures and Sold for Cash Only

This Sale will discount all previous sales. It does not mean a few specials, but every article in the store will be marked way down. Come early Come often.

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". " ' i i i I ; bachelors, said her was under the im- HAWAIIAN SINGING BOY HOME pression that most of the men would The summer months are dull take a change of venue and try an- but inspite of that we are keep- -' other court of appeal, while his ste- ' ing our stock of nographer, Miss Mildred Vordell gave tip FROM A SUCCESSFUL TOUR this statement: ' ' If they keep-- up that game, they '11 be a lonesome bunch of girls in a short EXQUISITE time. I don 't believe that marriage DESIGNS, WELL EXECUTED. July Kealoha, a Hawaiian singing and quite a talented actress and has degenerated into a political bar- Jeielrjf Pan-America- boy who went to the n Ex- dancer, is a member of . the troupe. Her gain just yet. bet there isn't one dancing so I'll position at- Buffalo six years ago and is graceful that she attract- girl in the club that would cast a real AND ed the attention of Mary Garden and since time has been playing in lover aside even if he doesn't sub- that received a flattering offer to join her scribe to the suffragists' cause." vaudeville, is home again for a vaca- company to present a special dance. H. H. Moore, boys' secretary of the One naif.- He is accompanied Mrs. Kealoha declined the offer. Price Hverwar tion. by his wife, Young Men's Christian Association of a young American girl whom he mar- Special scenery is used, in the sketch Spokane, gave out a typewritten state- showing a Hawaiian mountain scene ried five or six years ago. They are ment, as follows: with a grass house in the foreground. "I do not believe that a girl who at prices that will insure quick visiting with July's mother in Manoa The boys sing, and Mrs. Kealoha, garb- will reject a man for a suffrage prom- sales and small profits. valley, and on their return to New ed as a Greek of ancient times, enters ise like the one exacted by the College York the latter will accompany Yhem and gives a modified hula . which, is Club would make a very good wife This WATCH for Week Prompt attention to to spend winter. said to be very pretty. She also sings repairing. the any man. I am not afraid of equal nd JEWELEY July has a baritone voice, and those Hawaiian songs and speaks the lan- suffrage, or no sym- and have little LARGE ASSORTMENT AND who have heard him sing since his re- guage to some extent. pathy for the cause. I do not believe EVEBY PIECE UNDEBPBICED. turn say it has greatly improved. He John Ellis', the Hawaiian tenor, is I coulcf be won on even a trick like TABLE SCARFS, BUNNERS AND DOYLIES. has a small company of Hawaiian sing- said to have expressed a desire to join that. Another thing is that I do not ing boys forming a quartet and their Kealoha 's little company, but his voice believe a promise of that kind would J. sketch is on the programs of some of is so rich and powerful that the pres- hold good after marriage, anyway. It the best theaters at the mainland. His ent well blended chorus would be quite would be easily broken. " Fort street, opp. AIM! wife who is an attractive young woman overshadowed bv the 'tenor. Charles H. Muehlman, manager of an 113 Hotel St.- - Phone 512 amusement enterprise, said he hopes BLOWS that girls will not decide to form a Catholic Church. union and declare a strike, adding thai? THE LURE OF LOVE AS A if the average girl is anything like he believes her to be she will not hold long to the conversion idea. It might i Stencil Work MEANS OF WINNING VOTES be the men will do the converting. Art designs stencilled to order on Men s Clothes curtains, eioths, gowns and throws. WITH W. W. AHANA Co. among UNCLAIMED LETTER LIST JANS LISHMAN MOBS, SPOKANE, "Washington, July 21. "It is pretty well understood 62 SOUTH KING STREET. Building. "No vote, no husband," is the slogan those who are in earnest in this cam- Style and Harrison paign the man who is open to Fit of two hundred and fifty girls of mar- that conviction on the matter of equal suf- List of letters remaining uncalled for ' -;- .WllffiYlf fTilMlli " BUI II IMilllTIWMMMMHT-Tilf- riageable age who have just organized en- - frage will be the one who is to in the general delivery for the week the College Equal Suffrage Club of j counter the least difficulty in winning ending July 31, 1909: Spokane, under the presidency of Mrs. his suit. That, we believe, is one of D O Cw DOC the strong points in our campaign. ooc DO GOOD SERVICE Z. W. Comerford, Each has taken a Aliiolani Hall McDevett, A P DC "Political economy will be another j C solemn vow to convert her suitor to Andrew, Samuel Miller, Mrs Elmer ieature. we intend to taue up an tne Campbell. S P Nielson, Hrr Ole is A woman's rights before entering upon problems just as men do, and there will Childs, F M Nuekols, Jessie W an engagement. be debates and discussions at our reg- Cleveland, Mrs (2) The plan to enlist Cupid into the ular meetings. It may be that these Ellen Oliver, Richard Correct BUSYNESS ASSET will eventually work themselves into Clark, D Pealtraff, Mrs MtUWVCCll n ranks as an ally was originated by a public meetings and will be one of the J Cutter, s George E R half dozen timid members, wto, after factors in suffragists' work in Spokane several conferences, persuaded Mrs. Findley; C M Revher, Joseph and throughout the State of Washing- Mrs Reynolds, W F I Pomerford to launch the movement and Francis, ton. Helen M Ridge, Mr and recruit tne memoersnip to nve nunarea "We have practically all the suffrag- before the beginning of September. Furor, Geo Mrs J ists in Spokane. lined up in the work, Canmen, Charles Rose, Mrs Avis L claim that Gas This does not mean that the methods and it may be we shall extend the Cravats, as much as any part of a man's dress, reflect his introduced by Mr. Adam when he first Gifford, J E Robinson, Mrs E M campaign throughout other parts of the Hawaii Improve- - Restherford, Mrs met Miss Eve are to be barred here, country, and in this we believe we character. Quality of but that the valiant knight must break ment Assn Esther K the material is the clinch of the argu- have the best plan of conversion that Hennessey, Miss M Searle, Mrs C is the cheapest fuel customs instead of lances and gain for has yet been devised. J Hunibuchon, C Sihneider, Viktor . ment that a good article, like Kaiser Barathea, is his lady love the privilege to cast her "In this connection we shall make worth all it ballot if he is to have the wealth' of Jourdan, Miss A M St John, C A an attempt to enlist every unmarried Mrs Cora satisfaction in his game of wooing, as Rev. Jones, Steele, George E costs because it looks, and wears, better than in Honolulu girl in Spokane, believing that Mrs. Harry Thomas, M i "While our members are not going Anna Shaw says, 'in the young blood Kent, to be quite as radical as the Chicago Laugier, Charles F Walsh, Mrs John any other tie material. It will cost not sdrls." said Mrs. Comerford. "there If the voung women get into this 1S1"' ;V Willoughley, W A less than eight i will be absolutely no encouragement ! wn,i, n, vPi;PVJ tw.will. tw will Livingston Wilder, Mrs Gard- - We have a new and large assortment of dollars . a month to those who do not believe in the i v- v.i ,,r, Lincoln, JNed U ner to cook with wood, suffragists' cause. We expect to start men than 01lld otherwise come to the Lloyds, Fred Wright, Geo Batwings in all colors and shades cut from and you have less a scnool ot conversion, me girls win . KliriTnr nf th ormal sufFraw mov. Juaxcneii, -- urse vynne, v satisfaction and pledged to who 0 not be refuse a suitor ment. They are willing to risk a few Packages, the finest material with a touch of original- a continuous heat is not a suffragist, but it is expected of their chances on the issues, and I Carlvle. Condon Pacific Soda Works in the kitchen. every member will promise to use ; that know of many who are so sincere they Mather, Peter ity in shape, unknown her best endeavors to win the man will do so without hesitation." ask to the makers of $2.50, Please for advertised letters. GAS COSTS AND THE for us. Miss Alice Brownell, a charter mem- - G. COOL. JOSEPH PRATT, KITCHEN IS f ber of the club, said, in the course of Postmaster. other neckwear. Loose Chassepot, some- an interview: . "We believe that if the voung men thing that will remind you of the Latin OFTENTIMES you need a j aTe ready to swear everything, even to WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO medi- their lives for us, there is no reason quarter, must appeal to men of artistic i why they should hesitate to come out : cine for in the fight under our banner. Four-in-han- Honolulu ordinary family ills taste and inclinations. ds of the Gas j "We have all heard of the lure of Their Unceasing Work Keeps Us! and you can find such a one love and we are going to put it to a Strong and Healthy. j most beautiful in the Bitters. In thousands test--in- to practical use, if you please, All the blood in the body passes and quiet patterns and j 11 Co., Ltd. of homes throughout the Isl- and see how well it works." through the kidneys once every three tip o ; Miss Mary Jamieson declared that The filter blood. shades, those that will be ands you'll find. minutes. kidneys the appropriate to ' members of the club are "just con-- 1 They work night and day. When JeM Bishop Street. ceited enough to believe they can exert healthy tney remove about 500 grains men of all ages and professions. m more influence over tne men than their of impure matter daily, when un- 3S married sisters do. healthy some part of this impure mat- OSTETTER "If the men really think anything ter is left in the blood. This brings of us that is, enough to make in- H CELEBRATED S it on many diseases and symptoms pain IRON BEDS teresting," she added, "why, they will in the back, headache, nervousness, M. MclNERNY, grant our request without much argu- hot, dry skin, rheumatism, gout, gravel, Ltd., STOMACH ment." disorders of the eyesight and hearing, MATTRESSES It is announced that the clnb will be- dizziness, irregular heart, debility, gin its campaign in a short time, and drowsiness, dropsy, deposits in j it is expected to have not five the Fort and Merchant Streets less than etc. But you keep filters hundred members before the close of urine, if the BitterS j the summer. right you will have no trouble with j your kidneys. j Rev. Dr. William .7. Hindley, pastor O always on hand. Its 56 years' of Pilgrim Congregational church and James C. L. Armstrong, Xuuanu CZTD crrn e Furniture Valley, Honolulu, Hawaii, says: CS CD CT3 faithful service has given it a chaplain of the Spokane Chamber of "I a firm a for Commerce, said he believes the time is was a sufferer from kidney trouble for standing. Try bottle three years and Doan 's Backache Kid- Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Head- near at hand when a man will be com- Goyne Furniture Co., Ltd. pelled to give the woman he marries ney Pills completely cured me. I have Has New Lines of Summer ache, Insomnia, Indigestion, not only equal rights,- - but also an as- had no return of the complaint during Malaria, Fever and Ague. surance of future protection and care the past' year. I can not recommend in the torm of lite insurance. this remedy too highly." "If the girl suffragists 'stand pat' Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are Underwear, B. V D. Athletic sold all FOR SALE. FOB SALE BY on their declaration," said William B. by druggists and storekeepers Malloy, voicing the sentiments of the at 50 cents per box (six boxes $2.50) & lot: chickens and imported r.cnson, Smita Co., Ltd. liberal element of baehelordoni po- - or will be maied on receipt of price by Poris Net and Lace Weave Ilcliistcr Dru2 Co., Ltd. kane, will be the Hollister Drug Co., - Berkshire "they plaving a winning, Honolulu, whole- ".. pig, ex S, S. Lurline, Chambers Drug Co., Ltd. game, but I do not believe all will see sale agents for the Hawaiian Islands, YOUR SIZE I1U3 Drns Co., it in that light." Remember the name, and - Doan's, sad &t all Wtolesals Lioo.- Dealers Lewis R. Horton, one of the resigned I take no substitute. ; 152 Hotel Street, Opposite Young Hotel. - 1

THE PAOmO OOMMESCIAI. ADVESTISES, HONOLULU, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1909. Tl BRING THE CHILDREN TO US I and have the RIGHT kind of shoes fitted to their feet.- - We have just re- ceived a large lot of new styles in White MARIN ES TAKE lIMHErS O0T5 Canvas, Black and Tan Kid and Patents. Big League Ball Remember a large stock to choose from AERIAL FLIGHT BEAT is an advantage. Next Saturday there will be a new to the price and position of seats. The PALAMAS and peculiarly welcome sound in town. sale will commence tomorrow and sea-o- n tickets will be available at a very Nothing less than the big league get- Boers and Dragonlets Give One low rate. ting busy and playing the first game All four teams have been practising Roadpounders Delight Their Manufacturers' Co., in the series that is promised to be hard and there is no doubt that the Shoe Ltd. Grand Exhibition of 1051 the shortest and snappiest of its kind boys will put up a really live brand v Friends by a Clever FORT STREET. PHONE 282. Ball. of ball. The league has got together ever seen in Honolulu. and arranged this series for the benefit Victory. The first game will be between the of the fans who are hungry for some Diamond Heads and Punahous. There big league ball and it is certainly up OAHU LEAGUE STANDING. will be but one game each day and to those same fans to support them. STANDING m OF RIVERSIDE LEAGUE is quite enough. The games will The following is the league schedule: A P. w. Pet. that II CPU ORPHEUM start positively promptly each day and Aug. 7 Diamond Head vs. Punahou. P. Pot. Kalihis 3 2 .1166 the players will be on hand to get' in Aug. 14 Punahou vs. St. Louis. Aalas 4 1.000 J. A. C 3 2 .GG6 iiAJLO n game all are Aug. 21 Kamehameha vs. St. Louis. Alohas 6 .6(53 3 1 the and play for they Marines .333 worth. Aug. 2S Puuahou vs. Kamehameha. Kewalos .333 .400 HONOLULU For official scorer the league has se- Aug. 2 St. Louis vs. Diamond Fort.'Shatters 5 2 .400 BUEBALL The Big Show Yesterday's Results. cured the services of no less a person- Head. Palamas (j i .16G Kalihis,. 3; C. A. C, 1. age than Lorrin Andrews, Deputy At- Sept, 4 Kamehameha vs. Diamond Yesterday's Results. LEAGUE A. 6; Marines, 0. torney General Mr. FOR LITTLE MONET J. C, of the Territory. Head. Fort Shafters. 7; Palamas, 3 pro- 6 vs. OPENING SEASON 1909 There was the usual large crowd at Andrews is a ball player and a Sept. Punahou St. Louis. Aalas, 12; Alohas, 0. Kamelt-imeh- the Athletic Park yesterday afternoon nounced fan and bingles or errors will Sept. 11 a vs. Punahou. find their correct interpretation under Sept. 12 St. Louis vs. Diamond everybody had a seat. More By W. Tin Chong. VAUDEVILLE , and than the watchful eye of the new scorer. Head. Saturday, Aug. 7, . . people paid admis- A nice game between road- - ' three thousand for Eddie Fernandez has arranged for Sept. IS St. Louis vs. Kamehameha. the AND sion, and they sure got their money's the sale of tickets to take place at Sept. 25 Punahou vs. Diamond pounders and the Palamas and then1 1909 Gunst's cigar store every and, from Head. worth for there were two good games day another which was not worth an ad- AT 3:30 P. M. SHARP MOVING PICTURES a. m. till 1 p. m., he will be on Oct. 2 Kamehameha vs. Diamond mission to look of ball, although the second event lack- hand himself to give all information as Head. at between the Aalas ed interest on account of the easy time and the Chinese Alohas, were the re- - Punahou vs. r, Two Hours of Solid Entertainment. I - i the Japs had with the Marines. yet Ma-- 1 suits of the Aala Park ffames vester- . they piled up six runs. The Diamond Change of Bill The first game between the Boers rmes had an off day, that was about it, day. The first contest was another vic- Head MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS. and Dragonlets was a grand one. From and the errors all seemed to come in tory for Lieutenant Boweu's aggrega- Tickets on sale at M. A. Gunst & Co. costly places. beginning to end. only the snappiest tion of ball players, which they won in In the first inning the Japs seored GENERAL ADMISSION 10c kind of ball was played, and the Boers a very snappy game from the former ...... deserved their victory, for they put up three on a walk and four errors. They Twobase hits, Kama, Ramsey 2, Reserved orchestra chairs, 15 and 25 a splendid game. seored two more in the third inning off champions of the Riverside League by Yager, Ellis; bases on balls, off Paaluhi cents. ' 1 ue Boers scored two runs in the two hits, two errors, a walk, and a sac- the score of 7 to 3. Of course, this 2, off Ramsey 4; struck out, by Paaluhi Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. rifice. One a 3, by Ramsey wild pitch, Ramsey; first inning. Rice and Josiah both died in the seventh by hit means that the Shafters have now de- 8; Reserved seats 10c. at first. Two men down. Then Bates by pitched ball, walk, two bases passed ball, Strauss; sacrifice hits, Ki-w- a, on balls and a couple of passed balls feated the champions of both the At- Flizer. Time of game, 1 hour 25 bingled and both he and Medcraft Al 'fVJ 1 Seats may be reserved one week ia scored on the funniest home run that by the catcher. The official score was: if kinson and Riverside leagues, and this minutes. Umpire, Aylett. Scorer, W. advance. vcr happened. U. S. M. . AB R BH SB PO A E is about all that the roadpounders ex- Tin Chong. Medcraf t made what should have Hays, 2b 4 0 pected to do, even if they have no - The Second Game. been a safe bingle, but the ball took Gaw, ss 4 0 ehanee of securing the season's trophy. The seconft game was a poor exhibi- upon itself to roll under the bandstand Coll, 3b 4 0 In the first and second innings the tion oi the national pastime. It was a and before it could be reached both Davis, cf 4 0 lead by the Aalas all the way from men had romped home. There were no Gibson, If 4 0 Palamas were' able to connect one run each, and in the second of the start to finish. The Alohas were badly jground rules on the subject, and so Williams, b 2 0 half ... second inning the made handicapped by the absence of several MeHenry had to allow the runs. Then Anderson, lb-- c . . 2 6 Shafters their first run. In the third they romped for of 'their players, and the worst of it Elisha Andrews died. Two runs. Slorp, rf . .3 0 was Che best men were absent. run in 1 0 another run and this tied the score. that The Boers made their other Knight, p Some of them were on the sick list and the fifth inning. Downey fanned, Eice Hines, p . 0. Then the Palamas came through with, in the fourth, which inning a few others were playing in another ART bingled, stole second and scored on a another also saw the Shafters with another run. league. peach of a double by Josiah. Bates Totals .30 0 1 4 24 7 10 After playing eight innings the ilied. One run. This tied the score again. for j. a. AB R BH SB PO A E game was stopped , by scored lonely a Then there was no scoring until the rain, with the THEATER The Dragonlets their H. Zerbe, If. . a 0 1 score standing 12 to 0 in favor of the one in the sixth. Apau died, Hong sixth, when the Shafters made 'two. This D. Kaipo, rf. . 3 2 1 CHARLIE FALK was' repeated in the eighth, after which Eheu kids. The official score was: Chack doubled, Sing Chong fanned, but Wakita, 3b .3 1 0 unit A Big League Magnate. there was no more scoring, the game . John Lo bingled Hong Chack home; Ross, c . . ,. 3 3 9 ALOHAS AB R BH SB PO A E ending with the score 7 to 3. ' 0 then Che Bui died. One run. Smith, cf .. 3 0 0 Harris, 2b . 4 0 0 0 3 3 game t The feature of the day was the good A. cf-s- s 0 0 0 0 George Clark pitched a grand Sakino, ss 0 1 C. Bung, 0 1 0 0 0 Akana, ..4 12 If de- 3b-l- FEATURE FILL! winners. The Dragonlets had ..4 pitching of Ramsey, who probably Kaia, f . 3 0 0 0 1 1 1 NEW for the Kaawainui 2b 0 2 Ah Pat. ss ...... 4 1 2 1 2 3 innings, served a whole lot of credit for the Franco, ss-3- b 0 0 1 0 1 0 him in a bad hole in three but Dreier, lb 0 11 C. K. Hi, 4 0 0 0 0 0 ....3 in every case rf "roadpounders' victory. Strauss also Townsend, lb-- p . . 3 0 1 0 5 3 0 pulled his team out f. he Flores, p 0 1 Ah H. Ahana, 4 1 1 i rTiil liphinil a cent. Apau " ' 12 14 work tho hat Thn Brito, c 4 0 2 2 4 0 ,"0 A and never rattled worth H. Akin, 3b 4 0 1 1 3 1 Cry From the Wilderness i official score was: I Ho Yup, p-l- b 4 0 1 0 8 3 0 twirled a good, heady game for the Totals ..31 6 2 9 4 3 1 1 .... 626 Ah Van, lb ..... 0 8 0 cf-l- C. team, but did not have the Leandro, f and C A. "Slorp out, interfering third strike. T. Chock, 2b 3 0 1 0 5 2 PALAMAS AB R BH SB PO A E ....3010101 i brilliant support that the Boers gave 2 1 0 AEspinda, rf. ... 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 Marines: Runs..O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 Kau, c 2 1 1 2 5 1 Kualii, ss official score was: b to their pitcher. The B. H. .0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 H. Choy, p 2 0 2 1 Kama, . . Q 10 o ; Imperial Canal 01 Totals 0 5 3 24 14 2 KALIHI ABBBH SB PO A E J. A. C: Runs.. 3 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 6 02 Bolster, 3b .. 0 0 ...... 31 -- 2 B. 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 Aylett, 2b . . . 0 R SB Rice, If rf .4 111 H..0 Totals 30 3 11 7 10 3 AALAS AB BH PO A E Change of program three time Josiah, 2b 4 0 1 0 3 Sacrifice hits, Ross, Anderson; left Eopa, rf 1 Kupa, 2b 5 2 0 0 Bates, ss 4 0 on bases, J. A. C. 6, Marines 5; innings I Paaluhi, p 2 Desha, 3b ...... 4 1 0 1 week Monday, Wednesday ud 11.0 THE HOME OF GOOD CIGARS. iriw-- Medcraf t, 3b . 4 1 3 0 1 pitched, by Kinght 3, by Hines 5; hits if 0 Hoopii, rf 5 2 1 0 Friday. ' cf-l- f 0 0 0- 1 3 0 Andrews, ..4 off Knight 2, off Hines 0; charge de- Those who enjoy a eigar that is full ; Flizer, cf Walker, cf .5 0 2 0 Moses, c ...... 4 0 0 0 9 feat to Knight; bases on balls, off of mild fragrance cannot do better than iloopu, 1D-- 4 0 Medcraf t, p ...... 5 1 1 0 Clark, p .; 0 0 0 0 Flores 1, off Knight 2, off Hines 3; "" i Limahema, ss ... 5 1 0 1 ..4 patronize . Fitzpatrick Brothers who Downey, . . 2 0 1 0 0 struck out, by Flores 6; by 1, Totals 30 3 6 5 24 II Butler, 1 0 13 rf Knight an lb .'.4 Milikaa, rf 1 0 1 0 0 by Hines 4; hit by pitcher, Ross; passed have arrangement whereby the man- SHAFTERS AB R BH SB PO A M. Moses, c 4 2 0 7 "Woods, lb ...... 4 "0 0 0 11 balls, Williams 4, Ross l; ,wild pitches. ufacturers use in the cigars sent to MeCall. 3b 5 0 1 Rice, If 2 2 0 0 V LOUS Knight 1, Hines 2. Umpire, McHenry. them only a mild leaf, so that the Lenin, 2b .- 5 0 1 mm 35 3 8 1 27 11 j 39 12 3 24 11 3 FAMOUS Totals Scorer, N. Jackson. "Knock-you-dow- n " sensation is not Ellis, ss 5 0 0 Totals Ip SB PO A Attendance 3200. j e 3 2 0 C A. C AB R BH experienced. The cigars sold Strauss, Alohas:' Runs..0 -- 0 1 0 by the 1 0000000 Hong Chack, If. . 4 1 Santen, lb 4 0 10 B. H..0 0 0 0 1 0 2 2 5 TALKING PICTURES 1 0 Fitzpatricks are all standard and the o 1 Sing Chong, ss. . . 4 2 Gongol, If 3 2 Aalas Runs.. 4 2 0 0 0 1 0 5 12 1 run on 1 1 J. Lo, rf 3 1 0 them by discriminating smokers Boulun, rf ...... 3 0 B. H. .4 4 0 0 1 1 1 4 15 COMMENCING Che Bui. c 3 0 1 2 is large. The brothers have two large Yager, cf 4 0 0 1 Twobase Townsend, Kupa, o o hits, Akana, 3b . . 0 0 stores, one on Fort street below King Ramsey p 4 0 1 Desha, Medcraf t, II. Moses 2; bases Thursday, July 29 ef o 0 0 Asam, and the other on the corner of Hotel on balls, off Yup 1, off Townsend 0, off Sang, lb. 0 1 0 Totals 36 7 11 4 27 12 1 Medcraf t 1; struck out, by Yup 0, by In 0 0 1 and Fort, at the entrance to the "Great Ah Pui, 2b.. W Runs. Townsend 2, by Medcraf t 4; hit by ...... 0 4 lute Way. Each store carries Palamas: 010000 03 Gem Apau, p cigars of the most popular brands and i B. H. 000110 pitcher, Franco, Townsend; sacrifice hit, Theatre 1 1 0 2 0 2 06 lime of game 1 hour 6i) minutes. 1 4 4 27 8 4 tobacco and cigarettes to suit all i shatters Runs. ADMISSION 10c, 20e. Totals ...... 30 tastes. B. H. .0 2 2 0 0 3 1 3 11 Umpire, Aylett Scorer, W.' Tin Chong. Kalihi: Runs.. 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 03 " B. H.. 21012001 18 V - C. A C: Runs..O 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01 tf B. H.. 00010201 04 Empirctheater Home run, Medcraf t; twobase hits, EDDIE FERNANDEZ Josiah, Downey, Hong Chack; sacrifice ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! bits, Milikaa, j. Lo; left on bases, Ka- - Big League Manager. lihis 7, C. A. Cs. 5; double play, Ah Pui unassisted; hit by pitched ball, Che Bui; bases on bails, off Clark 1, off Crescent Gity Apau 1; struck out, by Clark 8, by INA CAPSIZES, Apau 6; passed balls, Che Bui 2. Time of game, 1 hour 20 minutes. Umpire, McHenry. Scorer, X. Jackson. RACE POSTPONED Attendance, 3200. Nightingales The Second Game. Five Young, Beautiful and Accomplish In the second game the Marines were The race of the "Dinky" raters in ed Hawaiian Lady Musicians. attached to a huge balloon, shaped the harbor yesterday afternoon had to NO INCREASE IN PRICES. very much like a whitewash tub, and be postponed until next Sunday on ac- sent way up in the air by the Japs, count of an accident to Ina. The lat- who had only a medium team. The ter capsized and, the wind being strong winners made only two hits, their at the time, she was soon driven in- pitcher was really too sick to play, and to the shoal water near the breakers loha Park and all hands had to turn to and get her righted.

By the time she was righted and -- Tm , t OPEN 12... r ilL 'S ' li AIR baled out it was too late to have the f cided to postpone it till next Sunday, cide to postpone it till next Sunday, at the same time, namely 1:30. Motion Pictures

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-' v JS0 I ?i .it-.'.- v:-;j- ?:---- I The A team of the Chinese Minor -- - , ; A- - . , . 1 League handed it to the Bs by the nar- ... 'A . The row margin of 3 to 2 at the oil tank grounds yesterday af ternoon. The win- ners made eleven hits, but the fielding Air of the losers was good enough to keep Open Theater - - them down to three runs. The official II j" 1 1 : i - -- t - . . - ; - li score was as follows: l Motion B TEAM AB R BH SB PO Pictures Ah On, 2b. 4 1 2 J. B. CARROL, H. Fat, p 4 1 (From the Empire Circuit) J. Ayau, lb... 4 0 MUSICAL MONOLOGUE ARTIST. Alina. e 4 1 i Kin Fong, ss. 3 0 ; C. Long, cf . . 3 1 ! C. Chung, . 3 0 rf . ' fi .rAs?l Shirts j Xg Chen, If . . 0 oil j In All Sices Made to Order by Goo On, 3b... 0 I rv! 1 AN ALMOST FORGOTTEN E3ENE THAT MAY BE DUPLICATED NEXT SATURDAY JACK D. YAMATOYA ' Totals 29 2 8 5 24 7 ' LORRIN ANDREWS Kaoana St, Mak of PsoaM. Jurist and Fan, Big League Scorer. J A TEAM AB R BH SB PO l$$S$S$5$$$5$R

a ft THE ACTFTO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1909. 4

Trii. the uncomplicated environment. Our city is not overchurched. We have the requisite membership, the men and Pacific Commercial Advertiser women of large culture and education 'ft required, the wealth in abundance need- A MORNING PAPER- - ed to make good this ambition. And n (1 we have the vision before our eyes. YE God help us. walter G. SMITH - ' EDITOB But no mere agglomeration of dis- ciples of Jesus can attain to such an U ideal. Central Unioji church today is MONDAY : : : : : : 1 AUGUST 2 big but it is not a unit. It is an aggre- v-m- ... gation, a splendid one I grant you, but I for all that a conglomerate. The one & mm A WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC FAN in your office THE MANGO. THE FUTUBE OF great social virtue we need to culti- Vy average persons on any mainland street with the question, vate is aeting all together. We need 'W means comf ort, and comfort means economy. An office force Stop three Fire-spir- will probably plead guilty to blank to be fused by God's it into H. R. HOLLISTER. "What is a mango!" and two of them glowing unity. One of our mightiest works better and gives better returns on a cool day. WEST- ignorance. The third may respond in an offhand way, "Oh, it's a kind of fruit churches nearly 2500 strong, which re- that grows in the tropics." Even the enlightened one won't be able to tell cently celebrated its fiftieth anniversary D INGHOUSE FANS make all days "cool" days. A 390 tele- the is the size of a cherry or a watermelon, unless, perehanee, by raising a special missionary fund of ou whether fruit phone call Cur- a land where the mango flourishes. $50,000, has throughout its history been insures the prompt attention of our solicitor, ha may have wandered at some time to characterized by this noble trait. It EII I Yet no more useful or delicious fruit than the mango exists. Actual tests has known troublous times and has hot- tis P. Iaukea. live demonstrated that, with ordinary care, it can be shipped to any market on ly debated in crowded meetings ques- hopelessly divid- thfe mainland. Just a little pushing! and the mango will take its place among tions that would have early in epicure's table. ed many another church, but the greatest delicacies of the its history, it cultivated the habit of s Hawaii offers the ideal cultivation field for the mango. With soil and free discussion in general assembly with climate admirably suited to raising) the fruit, as scientific tests have demon- honest expression of opinion, voting not AT THE THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO., LTD. strated, easy communication with the great seaports of the Pacific Coast, and by a single directed ballot but by par- ticipation of every voting member pres- SODA FOUNTAIN ample rainfall in most districts, this Territory could soon outstrip the world in ent. When the result was declared all A Satisfying Thirst-quenche- r. the size and quality of its mango crop. hands would bury differences and join Hawaiian canned pineapples are rapidly gaining for themselves a reputa- loyally in carrying out the decision unequalled by the product of any other section of the world, and this reached. That church never had what tion street calls a knocker pineapple was a staple article long before anyone the man of the Respite the fact that canned No wonder that today it is our migh- thought of trying out the industry here. Preserved mangoes would have the tiest church. We need this spirit here, HOLLISTER advantage of novelty. The field is wide and there are no competitors. No fruit all giving, according to ability, all serv- lends itself more readily .to preserving than does the mango, and there is no ing along the line of God given powers, every move we make, the product of fruit that offers greater possibilities of economic utility. the thought and energy of all. We can DRUG CO. Trained horticulturists of the Federal government have demonstrated that if we will. ithe mango can be raised in a manner that makes it a commercial possibility. Machinery will never lead us to our The epicure has but to taste it once in order to become convinced of its possi- ideal. But spiritual life wilL We bear on the cover of our calendar the motto best bilities as a table delicacy. "A House of Life," and the words of The preparation extant for Eight here in Hawaii are grown some of the finest mangoes that the world Jesus "I came that they may have life, jroduees. Right here in Hawaii it has been demonstrated that the mango can and may have it abundantly." If we cleaning silverware. Absolutely be budded as readily as can the orange tree, and that the grower therefore has miss this life in our church, we miss all. a church without is not a safe and does his as skilled man Cali- For it not scratch the as perfect control over output does the citrus fruit of church of Christ. God's life manifest- fornia or Florida. ing itself in Sunday worship that in- finest polished metals. no more orange, and is not spires, in activities that make men pur- The mango tree requires water than does the IN so dependent on the kind of soil in which it is planted. There is every indica- er and stronger, in an appeal to the wihch leads him to Jesus, on a small culti- outsider tion that the mango can be raised profitably scale, and that its God's life so evident in all our gather- Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. vation can be undertaken on a very moderate capital. ings that parents go from them re- The public is quick to seize on a new fruit, and the mango has but to be solved to make better homes, business Your Watch Fort and Hotel Street. tasted to be appreciated. When once the output has reached commercial pro- men hear in them the call to the square deal, citizens are moved by them to be portions which will allow of its export on a large scale, the market must follow. true to their civic duty, and all who and your body require similar at- The mango should offer an excellent opening for the small farmer. need'find here their longing for com- tention to keep them in condi- M fort, power, peace, courage, self-master- service satisfied tion. If dirt is allowed to ac- ANOTHER ' incitement to BOURBON THREATENED. that is what our church must hav. cumulate, illness follows. In the The dreadful scenes ofthe Reign of Terror, when aristocratic France poured We have much of it now, we we seek as Ponce watch the nSechanism becomes c-- her noblest blood in atonement for her vicious political system, bids fair want more. If it de Leon sought for the fountain of clogged, just as the pores of the to be repeated in sunny Spain. With the peasant mind inflamed to deeds of youth, as Jesus' merchant did for the and wheels go violence through wrongs, fancied or real, there is no telling what acts of horror pearl of great price, we shall find it. skin, the will not may besmirch the name of Europe's southern kingdom. Cable dispatches indi- To this search God calls us. One evi- 'round. The services of one who If have had p you cate that at Pueblo Nuevo the rebels vented their pent-u- fury on the aristocrats. dence of God's life in the modern knows watch anatomy are need- any Alfonso of Spain is a Bourbon, man's soul or in an organization is the the direct descendant of Louis XV. of France. determination to keep step with the ed in such cases, and you will As the French revolutionists condemned to death the sixteenth Louis, difficulty the Master. The strongest characteristic find him with with your Spanish rebels have decreed the death of the reigning head of another branch of the Christ today is his onward No disciple of the Bourbon family. . marching spirit. true and office books of re- With the death of Don Carlos, head sof the Carlist party in Spain, was no living church need fear new truth. it Let us welcome progress and adjust H. F. WICHMflN X CO.LTD. believed that the internal dissensions of the unhappy kingdom might come to our previous notions to symphonize with an end. It now appears that the removal of the head of the revolutionary party it. That is the way to keep virile, to LEADING JEWELERS cord let us have an Las served as an excuse for outbreaks more bloody than Europe has seen since keep sweet, the special grace of woman, 1042-105- 0 ' FORT ST. Louis XVI. gave up his life on the guillotine. and to keep young. J Keep Virile! This is certainly the order. dominating command of the Great Head ro your manifest destiny. These hard of the Church todays If last year ' things are not done yet and all through i story means anything, it tells the der DR. SCUODER WILL the past few weeks I have 'heard the I termination of Central Union to earry We will satisfy you as to voice of the Master, whose you and out this commission. Our Men 's League v I are and whom we serve, exclaiming f now numbers 175 members. That is The Test quality, price and delivery. ' AT m on ri o r i n rr ruff l-- i o- - V o I - - V. - only a beginnings It must double and HOT ACCEPT CALL plow, and looking back, is fit for the treble this figure and better far of Kingdom of God." than mere enumeration, it must set all The time has come now me for to at work. , , Haw'n Gazette (Continued from Pace One.) tell out my vision. Keep Sweet! Not a hard task cer- The Best Co., Ltd The world waits for the coming great tainly in Honolulu with its in rela- multitude this district and the board's free Union church, where men of all of gracious lovely women. A living tions with the general government are denominations and none, men of all church needs organized close. Besides our missionaries sweetness, a :this sorts of doctrinal creeds and none, may thing Central Union already has. Yet are constantly reaching and leaving worship God as brothers and cooperate Where the Crowd Goes - we all know New York and- a kindly loving service that this sweetness here III as fellow servants under the leadership can and should be transmuted into III of sympathetic welcome and farewell of the Master Man Jesus Christ. I and that's the is demanded. larger effectiveness for Christ. That is know of no place where the first ex- crux In opening this .door the American the of the coming church year. Young ample of such a church is so possible Keep Young! The whole Alexander Board urged with great power the fact today as Honolulu. Here we are off nation years ago your minister enlisted waits for adequate work to be done that by ourselves in the midst of the great by its churches in religious Offices For Rent with it for life and that now it needs free ocean of the future. Here all races education. It is America's weak point. The state Judd Building. him for this definite work. It added meet more nearly on an equality than Open from Boston Building. othe considerations of a private nature. confesses its utter inability here a anywhere else on the globe. Here no draught of 6. a. m. to better experience which ; The letters conveying this call were so trammels bind us to a dead past, yet 11 ' Japan also :30 p. m. skilfully assembled in two cumulative here we all glory in the vital heritage with its supreme confidence Houses For Rent IkfAHNMHlIt-- columns of persuasion that the Ques from the ever living past. in its Emperor is just draining to the Alexander Street. Further dregs! T0 tion has had to be gone over twice more, in the membership of this church, train the children for God King Street. Capital (Paid np) yen 24.000,000 It is needless to say that Mrs. Scudder we have Roman Catholics and represen- and hence for mankind is the most Pensacola Street. Reserve Fund Yen 15,940,009 - heroic because the most painstaking and I have been- very deeply moved tatives of all branches of the Protestant HEAD by the presentation of the many church, as well as those more immediate work the Christian Church today is A OFFICE. YOKOHAMA. motives urged. called upon, to do. It is simply a stag- "FREAK" For Sale forbears were devotees of the hoary is the individual with whiskers a foot Manoa Valley. The bank buys Permit me now to express to you religious Asia; - gering "task but we must and we will and receives fo " of No less than twenty- long and a head bald as a billiard ball, Kinau Street. eolleetion all our profound gratitude for the help six nationalities representing all the attempt it, may we are attempting, in bill of cichanee. iaanea which your prayers and words, Central Union. Who will lead? but the man who uses Drafts ' have great racial stocks of mankind meet in and Letters of Credit, a leen to us in reaching a decision. , We this church and commune together. A Finally the ideal demands that we PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER Lots For Sale transacts a general banking buiine I have given patient, thoughtful, prayer- slight change in our form in Honolulu realize our manifest des- Kaimuki. of admission has a head of The Bank receives Local -- ful study to all sides' of the question tiny as the missionary center of hair that is admired" by Puunui. Deposit would complete all that remains to be the all his friends. and Head Office Deposits proposed' by the invitation and have done to realize the ideal of a forerun Pacific world. Here "is the culminat- Wyllie Street. for fixed pet twice reached the conclusion that it is ner of the coming World Church of ing privilege of Central Union church. riods. . - our duty to decline it and for the Christ, the counterpart of that band of Without it we may become rich, bulky REAL ESTATE DEPART- - Local Deposits $25 and upwards fo ' present remain - exclusive and at least to here.,.. men whom Jesus called about Him, un- fashionable but half MENT. one year at rate of 4 In arriving at' this decision it has dead like poor Laodicea. per annum. trammeled by ecclesiastical law or tra- Thank God Remnants Head Office Deposits been borne upon us that we came to dition, de- we are well on the way to our Yen 25 and up- ' by priest or overseer, fitly goal. Honolulu ; to renew active connection scribed by our Lord as ''One is your Already the gifts, sympathy, prayers Stocks Safety wards for one half year, one ye.r.tw with the mission in Japan which was of is- years Master, even tne Christ, ana all ye are Central Union honeycomb these or three ytrg at rate cf 5 our first, missionary . field,, .While no Ha-wa- brethren." I admit that this slight lands. You are doing nobly for i and Deposit per annum. longer in direct Japanese work .occa- change is one of the hard things am you can do more of course. But Remnants thatl Particulars to be obtamed aprili-catio- n. sions for the use of that language for called upon to tackle. W ell, if patience. there is something grander than on kingdom this. purposes are frequent. Op good humor, persistence, honesty and For you can lead the present mission- Bonds Vaults Honolulu portunities for forwarding Amer- Office 7 S. Kinr Streeft, 'the love will avail, by God's grace that ary advance in the world. I say it ad- P. O. Box 168. ican Board 'a work are so numerous as hard thing will, some day, be achieved. visedly. If our great missionary fami- to pastorate a mission- Remnants M. TOKIEDA, Manager. constitute this If our Master wants it, it will come lies, those abundantly able to do so, Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd, ary enterprise. Hawaii is the center and, if it is His will, it is worth wait should each establish a memorial the- - great Pacific problem of of the ing for. If it is not His will, waiting foundation say of the value of $25,000 Monday, Aui;. m. future and hope of being able in 2nd, 8. a. the will do no harm. So let those of us to support a missionary family in con- a small way to help on that mightiest who differ about this hard thing be nection with American of all interracial movements. t"he closer the Board and WE WILL BEGIN OUR happy and stick, with sweet reasonable do this during the coming centennial binding together of Asia and America, ness to our principles as we toil togeth year is strong. - Intimate connection with of American missions, the blowi the er towards a fulfilment in this Church SEMI-ANNU- Mi'd-Pacifi- thus struck would AL Friend and the c Institute reverberate round SALE of our Lord's great prayer for His dis- the world. Relate these foundations offers a modus operandi in this direc- ciples, "all "that they may be one." to this Church so as to tie the mission- SEND tion. For it is my conviction that in Our verv name is a mighty inspira Mid-Pacif- aries supported by them to our per- OF the ic Institute, if rightly de- - tion to this end. We are Central, in the sonal love and prayer, then " veloped, Hawaii has an instrument im very focus of the coming interracial follow this surpassed by any other in this world xtp by a generous participation of all world life. All Christendom is talking the rest of us in MONEY for effecting intercontinental , friend- standing by this great aoout Lnion. He already are union to cause, and Central Union ship. Connections with community work a degree quite unique. Let us realize would come also through the Hawaiian Board, Pa- - into its own legitimate heritage in lemnants its fulness. President Hayes will ever missionary lama, civic and social organizations live in American history for having leadership. Tt is a fascin- SAFELY have been established here and should ating picture but it is soberly realiza- OF pointed out that the way to resume ble. Member Honolulu Stock and not be lightlv severed. specie payments was to resume. The But these considerations, though very same principle holds true of Christian This in swift outline is the vision of Bond Exchange. We buy and strong, would have been Cottons, Linens, Etc. might and unity. the garden of possibility which the The safest way is to buy a tank waived if it had not been for the vision There door God sell stocks and bonds. We have is of course a class of men that has opened before this The accumulation of the door opened I believe by God devoted church discloses. is entire of the past draft. "We to form and ceremony, impress- It regrettable that sell drafts for small money to loan on listed sugar before Central Union church. That ed by rank and insignia, finding rest in our local habitat we are so restrict- six months will be offered at the usual vision has floated in the atmosphere of of mind in wor- ed and so amounts the same as Postoffice compelling those who tortured by noise. An en- Ehlers' remnant priees prices stocks. hit idea! world with increasing clear ship with them to subscribe to definite tire city square might well whieh coming to Honolulu. be ours, money orders, and regular drafts ness ever since doctrinal - mpptiner have made such statement who should have with an emnarkedr- "f-- hnnso ar..- sales the most popular you me to become your Uf- When asked churches to their mind, but'the great propriate to this paradise island. for any amount. "' T not because If of all similar sales held in Honolulu. minister, said "yes," I Divine Church for humanity must be we are worthy- - of with it even this mav Bl LID dreamed that I should be still free like its Master, rich in its varied come. Don't forget the hour 8 a. m. von when the vision shall have been life, I, with services of manv kinds to But dreams for real men realized, because saw clearly that mee are hover- but I the ticpIs r? manv minds, with ing Ariels singing the way through some very hard things must be done plural ministry like the" primitive hard, BETHEL STREET, much advance towards citv painful, toilsome work." A vision, before there church of Paul's letters, instru-mentalhi- made and was and if it mean anything, cries "off coat The Bank of Hawaii, Ltd. HONOLULU. could be also because I that h call i'nm every sleeves, at perfectly Teady to tackle these hard type (if task". Is that to be 'the 1 11 the way could paved So:ite unselfish activity story of this vision? God grant it things, if be there tor the social 2 od. We in this church lei Capital and Sorplus, $1,000,000. by for someone else to lead you up cau Christ lead us! Spirit Divine inspire r.al.ze this. We Iiave the Ideation, us! Amen. .3Sf s

Trent Trust Co., Ltd.

Lots For Sale Buying

1. Upper Fort street section, 50x100...... $ 375 Stocks and 2. Puunui, 2 lots, 100x105, each 225 Kaimuki Bonds 3. lot, 100x150...... 250 4. Liliha street lot 650 The stock market is utin. Bcnr., rennanow, I LICE COOKE, Aw. Our brokerage department u '($h:Szi'& Townsend, July 27. 5. Kaimuki lot, 150x200 1200 from Hon. for Pt. doing good service for ronton-er- s S. from N." Y. for ARIZONAN, Am. S., 6. in both the boring Hon., June 24. Anapuni street lot, 65x125 1700 and sell, ALAMEDA, Am. S. S., Dowdell, from ing lines. We do not Uk Hon. for JS. IV July profits they all go to the peo- . ALASKAN, Am. S. S., from S..F-- for ple who are good enoagb to Hon., July 27. entrust their order to us. Am. Hilo from Port ALBERT, bk:,'ar. Homes For Sale We'd have Ludlow, July 19. rather a small com- ASTRAL, Am. sp., Dunham, ar. S. F. mission from s customer a few from Baltimore, Mar 6. 1. Kalihi, 5 room house $1100 times a year for a long term ATLAS, Am. sp., ar. Yokohama from of years than to make a hg 24. 2. Pacific Heights, room house . N. Y., Feb. 5 1400 profit out of him once and then ASIA, Am. S. S., an Yokohama from have him play Hon., Julv 27. 3. School street, 7 rooms.. 1500 quit. And it AMERICA "MARU, T. K. K. S. S., is simple business oelfUaaoss from Hon. for Yokohama, July 26. . 4. Kalakaua Ave., 6 rooms 1600 that prompts this ANNIE JOHNSON, Am. bk., from S. attitad. F. for Hilo, August 1. We have found, and ar find- ANDREW WELCH. Am. bk., Kelly, ing, every month, that a sat- S. July 24. t from F. for Hon., isfied customer is one of our w AORANGI, Br. S. S., from Hon. for A i Svdney," Julv 24. $15,000 Home best and most profitable asseta. BALBOA, Am. schr., from Hilo for If you who read this are a sea going dredger South Bay, July 12. Maru, according to a wireless dispatch, Redondo, Are you interested in such a place? We have some-thin- g buyer or seller of whieh arrived Saturday from San Fran-cisdf- lj BEN Am. sp., ar. Hon. from Leith, stocks or will arrive from San Francisco. She LEE, left for Pearl Harbor at 8 o'clock Julv 6. to show; interested parties. bonds, we respectfully solicit will Yokohama some time yesf&rday morning. The finishing proceed to BOREALIS, Am. schr., from Mukilteo a share of your orders. tomorrow forenoon, the long stay In for Guaymas, May 14. touches to the dredging gear will be port being due to the filling of her BUFFALO, U. S. N. T., ar. Manila from made on the vessel at Pearl Harbor, oil tanks here. Hon., July 1. and as soon as she is ready for service BUFORD, U. S. A. T., ar. S. F. from ibe to on Lurline to Sail Wednesday. the, .craft will put work the Hon.. Feb. 16. j bar at the mouth of the channel. She Castle & Cooke, agents for the Mat-so- n THAYER, Am. schr., ar. Aber- is C. A. is a suction dredger. The material line, have received wireless advice deen from Hon., June 1. I ' pumped into a huge open compartment sp., from having a capacity that the S. S. Lurline will not arrive CELTIC CHIEF, Br.' James, on the forward deck, Hamburg for Hon., July 16. of 400 cubie yards, and as soon as this from Kahnlui until daylight tomorrow. Trent Trust Co., Ltd. 20. steams to place She will, therefore, not sail until Wed- for Hon., July i3 full the dredger the CENTURY, S. S., from Newcastle for where the stuff is to be dumped. The nesday morning at 10 o'clock. material is dropped through openings The Pacific Mail Boycott. Hon., July 20. hull. CHINA, Am. S. S., ar. Yokohama from in the In connection with recent cables as Hon., July 5. Manshu In Today. to a threatened boycott of the Pacific lORONADO, Am. bkt., Houdlette, MOHICAN, Am. bge., ar. Hon. from from Hon. S. F., July 11. HONOLULU DANCING , The Toyo Kisen Kaisha Manshu Mail S. S. Co. by Hongkong Chinese, for S. F., Feb. 15. GLADYS WINS CHIYO MARU, Jap. S. S., ar. Yoko- ACADEMY Maru, which arrived Saturday evening the China Mail wrote as follows on hama from Hon., July 16. MANCHURIA, Am. S. S., 4ar. Yoko- Meets Monday and Friday nights at 8:30 Mexico,-Centra- July 1: 10. from Japan en route to l COLUMBIAN, Am. S. S., ar. Hilo from hama from Hon., July CUP RACE o'elock, Kilohana Art League, ndt and South America, remained at anchor The Chinese of late years have keen- Kahului, July 29. MONGOLIA, Am. S. S., from Hon. for the direction of - outside the harbor yesterday, but may ly realized the powers that lie in the DAUNTLESS, Am. schr., Jonsien, from Yokohama, July 28. OTTO BURMESTER. '" ome inside today to discharge a hun- boycott movement, and local commer- Grays Harbor for Hon., July 23. MONTCALM, sp., from Hon. Inter- Fr. for Information famished by Otto Bar dred tons of coal consigned to the cial circles have been inoTe-tha-n once S. (Continued from Page One.) DEFENDER, Am. schr., ar. F. from Sound, July 28. i m ester at WALL, NICHOLS CO. Kiaa -Island steamship company. She is disturbed in' consequence. The latest Honoipu, May 27. MO ANA. Br. S. 3., ar. Sydney from point four .St. Telephone Store 261, Bea. 11T9. also to take on provisions. The fifteen instance of steps being taken in this Dela- the latter at o'clock and DIRIGO, Am. sp., from Hou. for March 21. - bore off bags of mail for Honolulu were brought direction occurred within the . last Hon., then for Koko Head. ware Breakwater, June 6. .Brown Did Not Hoist. ON" SALE ashore Saturday night. few days, when rather strained rela- DiX. U. S. A. T., Ankers, ar. Seattle MISSOURI AN, Am. S. S., from Hilo tions a July 16. Having a much better slant now, Tenyo Maru Today. for time prevailed between a from Hon., June 4. foj Salina Cruz, body of leading Chinese exporters and MARY .E. FOSTER, Am. schr., from Captain King Bang out for the ballooner At 31 o'clock this morning the Tenyo DOLBADARN CASTLE, Br. bk., ar. the Pacific Mail Steamship Company. 27j ..fcfriy Harbor for Hon., July 18. to be hoisted. Bill Lyle and "Rusty" DRY GOODS Chile from Hon., June Brown being on deck ran forward to Fortunately, however, wiser counsels E. F. WHITNEY, Am. bk., Jorgenson, MONTEAGLE, Br. S. S., from Vic LOCAL OFFICE OP THE UNITED have prevailed, and the friction has hoist the kite. Bill yanked the outer CHAN KEE ar S. F., May 22. toria for Hon., June 13. . BUREAU. gradually simmered down until the end out on the outhaul to the bowsprit 23 Hotel Street - - Waverley Block STATES WEATHEB EL LOBA, S. S., Gray, ar. Hon. from MANILA, Am. "sehr., ar. Hon. from end and then yelled Brown points at issue are now in a fair way ' for to Honolulu, Sunday, August 1, 1909. Lobitos. July 20. Gray's' Harbor, July 20. away" on the halliard. But to amicable settlement. A representa ENTERPRISE, Am. S. S., ar. Hilo from "Hoist tive of the China Mail this morning MURIEL, Am. schr., ar. Honoipu from there was no hoist. Bill yelled again. S. F., July 21.' SO. Cool ealled on a prominent Chinese mer- S. F., July Still no hoist. So he eame aft to the The Shop THERMO. EDWARD SEW ALL, Am. ep., Quick, French bk., for Hon. from mast to find out what was the pilikia. n chant with a view to learning the cause S. May from F. for N. Y., 8, Cardiff, May 10. He discovered the halliard-haule- r care- Our of the conflict between the parties FALLS OF CJtYDE, Am. sp., Quick, UNION BARBER SHOP concerned NIBPON MARU, Jrp. S. S., from Hon. fully disposed in the lee chains, hold- as well as the present out- from Hon. for Gaviota, July.-31- . look in the matter. He was told for"' S; V., July 31. ing on with one hand and pressing the ENTRANCES FROM BOTH MER- B that FLENSBURG, Ger. S. S., Suhr, from NORDSEE, Ger. sp., ar. Hon. from other to his midship section while he CHANT AND KINO STS. S" some time ago certain complants were Hon. for Sydney, July 24. Leith, July 29. deftly and quietly produced breakfast, made by Chinese passengers using the P. M. SLADE, Am. ar. 19CO 74 To8' 68 schr., Johnson, NUUANU, Am. bk., Josselyn, from lunch and dinner for the benefit of a i28W6 FE Pacific Mail boats, and that to- i these, Grays Harbor from Hon., May 5. . New York for Hon., July 17. shoal of fish. 1901 30 Cl 7 .01 64 gether with a local matter, had greatly VOOHNG SUEY, Am. bk., Willett, OCEAN QUEEN, Br. S. S., ar. Hon. A Lively Bain Squall. New Combs irritated Chinese exporters in Hong- 24. SO CK PO NX from Kahnlui for N. Y., April Ocoati TulnTlfl Jill V 22. 1902 75 71 kong, who did a good fmm About the time the ballooner was trade with the FULLERTONV Am. bk., ar. Port Har-- OLIVER J. OLSEN, Am. echrar. Port WITH THE LATEST IN BABBETTE3 1B0S '30 C2 78 .03 69 KE company in shipments hoisted and drawing, they noticed a , - of merchandise ford from Hon August 1 Hon., July 7. AND HAIS GOODS AT to California. Honolulu Townsend from rain flurry to windward. It did not M04 129.86 74 .08 67 and other FLAURENCE WARD, Am. schr., from Nitrate Port places. The OLYMPIC, bktne, from look very strenuous so they left the MRS. DORIS E. PAKIS, biggest thorn in the side Midway Island for Hon., July 13. Hon., July 13. 1905 30 08 73 .C! 74 KB of the Chinese was for kite up. But,the flurry proved to be 1150 that there had been FRIEDA, Ger. sp., Logeman, ar. Port- O. M. KELLOGG, Am. schr., ar. S. F., Fort Street. erected over the entrance to Pacif- 1. a squall of some weight and vehemence. 1906 j30.cS 75 .CO the land from Hon.,, June , from Mahukona, June 23. ic-Mail The ballooner held all right but King Co.'s offices a notice in Chi- GAMBLE, Am. schr., ar. Port Gamble an. o. 1. " 1807 'SOW 76 .00 KB nese characters forbidding Chinese from Hilo. April 26. ick, ir. 1. thought it would be better to make San Diego, March 15, (in port May sure and so set the working jib as a CONFIDENCE 1908 13U.06 75 T 62 merchants to enter by the front door. j GLENHOLM, Br. sp., Williams, from 22) This severely wounded their suscepti- lion, tor 30. Yoko- protection. said Lord Chatham, " is a plant 1909 71 .06 "0 NE Portland, June PJNNA, BrS. S., from Hon. for working up jSG.Cl bilities, and as a result a meeting was HAWAII, Am. S. Scarcely was the jib than slow believw bkt., ar. P. fr,om hama, July 8. wind dropped almost entirely and, of growth." People 74 79 ! .GS 68 4 I called - the Avge,o.c2; FE the advisability of Mahukona,- May 8. PLEIADES, Am. S. S., from Hon. for in things that they see, and Lrx & instituting a boycott HAWAIIAN from then until they reached Diamond WM B. STOCKMAN, against the ISLES, Am. sp., ar. Dela- S. F., Julv 25. and fitful. broad senae they are company. This gathering was attend- ware Breakwater May Head, the wind was light right. What Seetion Director. from Kahului, PROSPER, "Am. schr., from Hon. for But they were able to pass the finish- sometimes blind faith is ed by the Pacific Mail Co.'s compra-dor- e. 21. is called Redondo, July 10. ing and, in fact, had who made certain explanations H. C. Am. line before dark not faith at all. There most bo WRIGHT, schrfrom Eureka RIVERSIDE, Br. sp., from Leith for picked up moorings and snugged every- TIDES, SUN AND MOON. and indicated the company for Hon., July 8. foun- that were Hon., Mav 28. thing aboard before it was quite dark. reason and fact to form a do S- extremely anxious to all in their HILONIAN, Am. S. S., from - F. for ROSECRANS, Am. S. S., ar. Gaviota dation for trust. In regard to a .1 "S o power to Temedy com- A Delightful Trip. - ; o the grievances Hon., July 28. from Hon., July 30. medicine or remedy, for example, a IK j! plained of. A further was HIRAM Am. While not an exciting race, all those meeting BINGHAM. schr., ar. R. P. RITHET, Am. bk., from Hon.. for oth-e.-- s? on agreed was one of the people ask, " Has it cured i held a days board that it 5 few later, but the actual Gilbert Island from Hon., Dec 29. S. F., July 24. 5 ejIsM-- result of this our informant did not HELENE, Am. schr., Thompson, ar. Am. schr.. Under- grandest sails they had ever been out Have cases like mine been i ROBERT LEWERS. sea was 'p.m.' ft.m a.m. p.m. rises know. From subsequent enquiries, .S. F. from Hon.. June 13. wood, ar. Redondo from Hilo, July on. Strangely enough the not relieved by it? Is it in harmony M 2 C6 11.36 5 85 strong 4.87 I 4 .9.80 6.84 1M however, we have been able to HONGKONG MARU, S. , rough, in spite of the trades i , i gather Jap. S., from 29. with the truths of modern science, j rea- Hon. Man that have been blowing lately. Ev- T S 5.14 1.9 4S310.2J 5 35 6 36 8 41 that at present there seems every for zanillo, June 24. ROMA, S. S., ar. Port HaTford from and has it a record above suspic- i erywhere the water was comparatively im.l son to believe that the matter will be HYADES, Am. S. S., ar. Seattle from Hon., August 1. ia confi- W 4 J 58 1.7 5.46 0.C7 U 13 5 35 6 35 9"22 immediately smoothed over, S. F., July 27. Piltz, smooth and the grandeur of the moon- ion? If bo, it worthy of I P-- ! and that a ROBERT SEARLES, Am. sch., ' ' night, swift; reach along the dence; and 1 am eyer T 5 6 35 1.5 6.43 0.41 12.15 5.36 6 3510.08 committee of the Chinese merchants IRMGARD, Am. bktne., ar. Hon. from from Gray's Harbor for Hon., July light the if attacked I I - I well-know- shore and the final victory all . concerned will shortly wait on the n S. F., June 30. 19. weather by any of the maladies for which T 6 7.23 1.2 7. 85 1.15 1. 33 5 36 6.34 10.48 Am. S. S., combined to make the race a thoroughly i i ! i agent of the company (Mr. S. IRIS, from Hon. for S. F., ROBERT R. Am. schr., ar. Seat i3 commended, shall resort a.m. p m.r HIND, enjoyable affair. it I S 718.45 1.8 8.15 1 52 3 7,5.86 6.83 11.23 Silverstone) in order to formally set- Julv 16. from Hon., June 20, tle Those who sailed the gallant little to it in full belief in its pow- 65! J 18! 37.6.83! tle business on JAMES ROLPH, Am. from S. Am. schr., ar. Port S l.-- 9 2.3s' 5.1ll5. the, satisfactory lines. schr., F. R. W. BARTLETT, 8il0 I yacht to victory were, Tommy King, er to help mj. On thes lines appears that the management for Han a, July 21. v Hon., June 24. It of the Townsend from captain, Bert Petrie, Kenneth Brown Last quarter of the moon, August 8. company were totally unware of the JAS. H. BRUCE, Am. schr., from Ma - : SANTA RITA, Am. S. S., ar. S. F. from WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION and Bill Lyle. The first question they " matters which gave rise to hukona for S. F., July 17. j 8. a-- The tides at Kahulai and Hilo occur little the Port San Luis, June asked when they got ashore was "What has won its high reputation until was drawn JOHN ENA, Am. sp., Madsen, from S. N. ar. Bremerton ' about one hour earlier than at Hono- frietion their 'notice SUPPLY, U. T., happened to the Kami" and they ex- .mon medical men. and tha lulu. to them, and in fairness to the compa- Hilo for Delaware Breakwater, May from Hon.. Feb. 12. - pressed disappointment that she did people of all civilized countries. ny it should be stated that they im- 15-- S. C. ALLEN. Am. bk., Wilier, ar. Eu- Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours not enter the race as tney seemea cer- They trust for the samo reason ' 10 minutes slower than Greenwich mediately took steps to remove any KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE, Br. ep., j reka from Hon., Julv 6. Gladys would have won it from Hamburg 24. Am.'bk., ar. tain that the time, being that of the meridian of 157 cause for complaint. This applies as for Hon.. May S. G. WILDER, Jackson, anyway and would probably have beat- that they trust in the familiar , KLIKITAT, Am. bkt., ar. Port S. from Hon., July 17. , degrees thirty minutes. The time whis well to the notice forbidding Chinese F. en the larger sloop boat for boat. laws of nature or in the action tle blows at 1:30 p. m., which is the merchants to use the front entrance. Townsend from Hon.. April 24. SOUTH BAY, Am. str. schr., Halvorsen, of common things. This effective! KOREA. Am. S. S. July 31. ume as Greenwich 0 hours 0 minutes. which has since been removed. It is a S., ar. F. from Hon., ar. Hon. from S. F., remedy is palatable as honey and Bun matter for gratification that things at July 27. SHERIDAN. U. S. A. T.. ar. S. F. from FINAL ACCOUNTS OF and moon are for local time for es KOKO i contains all the curative prop-erti- the whole group. present look so rosy and ripe for a HEAD, Am. bktne., ar. S. F. Hon., July 14. mutually satisfactory agreement. from Newcastle, March 25. I ST. LOUTS, U. S. S., from Hon. for AFONG ESTATE FILED of pure Cod Liver Oil,!', KAIULANI, Am. bk., Colly, Suva and Samoa, July 4. fresfci I4ETE0E01.OGICAL BEOORD. Shipping Notes. put In to extracted by us from Auckland, in distress, 11, KATHERINE, Am. bk., from Issued Snndav Morning by the June STE. cod livers, combined with tha Every Fine weather is reported from Kauai. LANSING, Am. S. S., Dickson, ar. Pa- Hon. for S. F.. July 10. (Continued from Page One.) Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau. Compound Syrup of Hypophos-phit- es The Kinau brought in 5079 bags of nama from Pt. San Luis, Mav 23. SIBERIA, Am. S. S., from Yokohama ing. In case of his death during the LOGAN, U. S. A. T., Stinson, from Na- for Hon., 29. and the Extracts of Malt i sugar from Kauai yesterday; also 25 Julv lifetime of Lee Hong, the $20,000 will THERM. WIS0 gasaki for Hon., MARU, Jap. S. S., from S. F. and Cherry. 3 head of cartle, 160 bills, hides, 22 eases Julv 21. TENYO be payable to Mrs. Afong and her chil- Wild I, quickly pears, 10 LURLINE. Am. S. S.," from Hon. for for Hon., Julv 27. the poisonous, disease-breedi- ng B H, bags rice. from dren. s --- Hilo, Julv 25. T. P. EMIGH, Am. bkt., Irsen. shares of Western and " z The following sugar on Kauai is One hundred acids and other toxics 3 Z. ' .r LORD S. S., Seattle for Mazatlan, May 12. readv for shipment: K. S. M., 6610 DERBY. ar. Newcastle Hawaiian Investment Company, par matters the system from Port Allen. July 2. THOMAS, U. S. A. T., from Hon. for from gives bags"; K. P., 6667; O. L. P.. 3281; H. value 25 pounds, 5 pounds per share vigorous appetite and digestion, MARY WINKLEMAN, Am. bkt., from Manila, July 15. paid. M., 15,699; G. F., 11,419; M. S. Co., Seattle for -- I Hon., TEXAN, Am. S. S., from is infallible 72! K 9 " Eureka for Julv IS. Lots a. 6, 11 and 12 in Nuuanu and in Prostration 1 8! 70 .17 27U0. MA M WSO 07 8n 72 .i 1 74i 8 E 11 RAMA, Br. S. S.. Gibb, ar. Victoria Hon., Julv 24. following Fevers, Scrofula, Influ- i cenieterv. T 27 ST.0'2 79 74 T 8 8 Included in the Iwalani's cargo were S., S. F. from M, from Hon., July 27. , VIRGINIAN, Am. 3. ar. Cash "in bank, $3.3.000. enza, Asthma, Wasting Disea?w, W 28r. 0 79 71 j.!2(Hi 7 12 5056 bags of. H. S. sugar from Hono-ka- a. MAKURA, Br. S. Salina Cruz, July 25. H- 9 ; H S., ar. Sydney from Cash in administrator's hands, T 2U30. 68 .C7li SB The purser reports a delay at S., Graham, and Throat and Lung Troubles. F, 30. 07 Si 9 .1 7n 5 1" Hob., July 10. WASHTENAW, tank S. $10,396.58. 81 71 .0C 2 I 6 seas W. A. Young, of Canada, say 3 : ti' S130.02 68j 5E Honokaa landing owing to rough MAKAWELI, Am. bk., Neilsen, ar. Pt. from Port San Luis j for Kahului, Robinson Saturday morning Dr. and squally Judge weather lownsena, irom .fcieele, Apr. 5. June 16. set Monday, September 20, for hearing 'Your tasteless preparation of - C.-- A. S. Hilo Note. Barometer, readings are cor- The cargo of the Mikahala included,! MANUKA, S., at Bluff, Apr. 5 W. H. MARSTON, Am. schr., ar. the petition for final accounting and cod liver oil has given nic uni- rected for temperature, Instrumental 99 sheep, 301 cases honev, and 41 bales MARION CHILCOTT. Am. sp., from from S. F.. Julv 2. discharge. my Pbiladel formly satisfactory resu'is, errors, and local gravity, and reduced wool from Molokai ranch; 160 bags Hon. for Gaviota. Julv 3. WM. P. FRYE, Am. sp., ar. having been all eges." to sugar from (ilowalu Sugar Company; 1 MASSACHUSETTS, Am. S. S., from phia from Hon., June 24. patients cf sea level. Average cloudiness stated ee W. O. Smith, Judd Building, if is of the skill ar.d In scale from 0 to 10. Direction f organ, 35 hogs, 29 crates chickens, 22 Hilo for Delaware Breakwater, July W. F. GAEMS, Am. bk.. ar. Port Town it a product you wish to make an investment in real to-d- ay iv- - science of and is success- wind Is prevailing direction during 24 bags potatoes. send from Kahului, April lz. estate or rent a dwelling. 8 METHA NELSON, Am. schr., from Ma- - S. Am. S. S., from Gavl- modes hours ending at p. m. Velocity of MOVEMENTS OF SHTPPTNO W. PORTER, . ful after the old style of wind Is average velocity in miles per hukona for S. F. .Tlllv 1 , nlo fnr ITnn Tnl-D- 00 treatment have been appealed ts hour. ADMIRAL. Am. schr., from Newcastle MEXICAN, Am. S. S., ar.' Salina Cruz YEDDO, Br.''s. S.. from Hon. for READ THE ADVERTISER WORLD'S NEWS DAILY in vain. Sold bj ail chemist. WM. B. STOCKMAN. for Hon., July 26. from Hilo, July 17. Newcastle, June 15. 6 YES PACTFTO C02OSESCXAX ADYEETISE, HONOLULU, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1909. Fraternal Meeting Fraternal Meetings Jas. F. Morgan Castle & Luime, Ltd. jreumuA sxcamtvext o. i. AMUSEMENTS - SHIPPING AND COMMISSIOIT HAWAIIAN LODGE NO. 21, F. L. O. O. T. A. M. .mH- - Maata ant nd third Friday MERCHANTS. t til month, st 7:80 p. m., ia STOCKS, BONDS f JO&& Jsllawi'tt Hall. Fort Btraet V Vlsitin brothers cordially Uritad 6( tm attad. AND REAL ESTATE W. ELLEEBEOCK, C. P. THERE WILL BE A STATED L. L. LA PIEEEE, Scribe. meeting of Hawaiian Lodge No. 21, P. No. 857 Kaatiumanu St, SUGAR FACTORS AND GENERAL and A. at its hall, Masonic Temple, SXCnXaUOX LODGB MO 1. Z. O. O. T. INSURANCE AGENTS. corner ef Ilotel and Alakea streets, tw5c. Meeta aery 1 newsy erenicg, at THIS (Monday) EVENING, August Rtr.t Viaitinv brothers cordi 1309, 7:30 o'clock. ally .nrited to attend. 2, at M. TSCHUDI, N. G. OF BUSINESS. W. TRANSACTION L. L. LA PIEEEE, Sec'y. REPRESENTED Members of Paeiile Lodge, Oceania Lodge, and all visiting brethren, are KAWtfOaTT IXrOQB SO. 3. X. O. O. T. New England Mutual Life Insoraatt invited to attend. Meets rarr Monday (Tening, at nutes Company of Boston. fraternally 7:C ia Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort By order of the W. M. V..,,.f Street. Tiiitinf brothers K. R. O. WALLACE, ally inrited to attend. Aetna Fire Insurance Company. Secretary. F. D. WICKE, N. G. From Honolulu to a Lovely National Fire Insurance Company. JL S. HENDEY, 8ec'y. Citizens Insurance Company (Hartfor Fire Insurance Company). FACETIC sxsxkah LODGE KO. 1. Place on Kaneohe Bay London Assurance Corporation. GUIDE L O. O. F. THE Meats erery aeeond and fomrth 1899. ESTABLISHED S Thursday, at 7:80 p. m.. Odd WE DELIVER FULL-WEIGH- T Fellows' HalL Visiting Bebekaha ICE complete and convenient arv cordially On Saturday, August 7. 1909, at A correct, inrited to attend. TO YOUR DOOR FOR TWENTY-FIV- E Shipping Paper for the Hawaiian Islands FEEIDA VON BEEG, N. G. GUIDE PUBLISHING CO., ALICE NICHOLSON, Secy. 12 O'CLOCK NOON, AT MY SALES-- t CENTS PER HUNDRED, 374. P. Box 333. Telephone BARNHART, TELEPHONE 146, a OLXV3 BXAJtOH XEXEKAH LODGE KO. f, ROOM, 857 KAAHTJMANU ST., MER- T o. o. r. CHANT Vests erery first and third ' STREET. Thursday, at 7:80 p. m., in Odd HONOLULU, pir Fellows' HalL Visiting Rebekahs are cordially invited to attend. I5, SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, N. G. 1 will sell at public auction a delight- ALEXANDRA BATH, Secty. ful property at Kaneohe Bay, adjoin- fi LATEST STYLES IBSOLD AT COST. ing the landing. GCKJJTXO LODQB MO. 99-10- 37 L T. A. M. This property 2 0 acres, Meets oa contains EIYIRICH LUX the last Monday of each 80-10- 0 mfsUr month, at Masonic Temple, at 7:30 p. of which acre is fee simple, and 19-10- rasr and beretania steeets. x - Visiting brethren are cordially in-- ' 2 0 acres under lease. to 61-10- Harrison Block. v rited attend. This leasehold embraces also 0 R. H. BEMEOSE, W. M. acre bordering on the stream. WILLHIDO IT. W. H. GOETZ, Secy. The lease expires January 23, 1911, USAHX CHAPTER NO. 8. O. E. S. WaV"f nBtsaiji,i aupSW 'UWBSr9S' and is at the rate of $44 per year. Dustless Way Jteets erery tmrd Monday of each This property is situated in the main J V"- - month, at 7:80 p. m., in the Masonic Jf "J government road, is quite and " THE ONLY Temple. Visiting; sisters sad brothers elevated YAMATOYA," are cordially inrited to attend. commands a lovely view of the Pali WAY ,- - ALL BINDS OF ANNA 8. WEIGHT, W. M. I and the sea. . ADEDALDE M. WEBSTER, The, situation is near the landing, SHIRTS, PAJAMAS and KIMONOS Wilson Feagler Secretary. 1 where the steamer J. A. Cummins P. O. BOX 101. makes regular trips. MADE TO ORDER. W ALOHA CHAPTEK HO. 3. O. E. S. Fine and fishing mm at tne Masonic Temple erery bathing, boating 1246 Fort St, Just above Orphetun. second Saturday of each month, at within a few yards of the property. A 7:tO p. in. Visiting IMPORTED sisters and broth- It, lovely site for a seaside residence. ers are cordially inrited to attend. Call at my office for further partic- MINNIE EHOADS, W. M. ' ) ulars. - MAEGAEET LISHMAN, Secy. Lawrence HENRY AEUS, IN HIS FAMOUS OF Barrett MOMOLULU IMPERSONATION THE TEMPLE NO. 1, PYTHIAM MODERN DEVIL. JAS. F. MORGAN. Meets every first and third Tuesday AUCTIONEER. - . i " r- i Ajugnts or rytoiaa JHalL Fort and Beretasia atrt All Orpheum. and funny. By special request the CIGAR "Serpentine Dance," was shown BEST 10c AIMEE B1CKNELL, M. The popular . priced moving picture' that SMOKE IN TOWN. BUBBES E. C. several JU. wiM.HMfj a. B. weeks ago will be repeated. """ k. and vaudeville show at, the Orpheum i3 This is GBASSE AND FOEAGE PLANTS one of the most interesting of OAHU LODGE HO. 1. K. of p. proving a tremendous success as at- all the mystery films. Ms STery tret and third Friday at Kaimuki VEGETABLE! SEEDS 0 elockS J'ythi" HalL corner tested by the packed houses now in Band Tonight. Rubber Goods I aa rori streets. Visiting vogue at the people's favorite play GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. Orders taken for imported seeds. - iu . i iru M, atrena. Public moonlight band concert on house. . if E. H. PEASE - - . this Monday evening Pretldw . GOSLING, K. of fi. k S. Chop Suey was an immense hit and at 7:30 at Emma The coming residence section of Hono- deservedly so a has square. Following ' lulu. Health and wealth can be had Market Stret. for funnier skit is the program: San CaL, ' wTT.T.TsM McKOTLET LODGE HO. 8, in Kaimuki. Our lots are 15,000 sq. Francisco, TLSJL seldom been seen on any stage. PART I. ft. Mests erery - Tonight there will be a complete The soil is the best, and will raise any- aeeond and fourth Satnr- March G. Smith 0 clock, in change of program. New pictures from Aala Berger thing that will grow in these Islands. Jared S2U1"Pythian HalL corner Sun Lee Tal Co. Beretania and four reels of films will be shown. ' Overture Lodoiska (new) .Cherubini The elevation is . just right. Car ,?rt ,,tT.t- - Visiting brothers cord Intermezzo Kealakekna, Hawaii, T.H. ally inrited to attend. The vaudeville artists will all pre- Fizz (new) ...... Wisham service will be improved. Gas will be Jnw MCUKJiiW, C. C. sent new stunts while Chop Suey will Reminiscences of Rossini...... Godfrey put in as soon as conditions warrant. Contractors, Builders, Painters a: Go out and see the improvements. SEE THE n jacobson, k. e. s. give way to another skit of like nature PART II. KOA FURNITURE which promises to be quite as comical. If you want bottom prices and terms, TO ORDEB. OVXT OAMOES HO. 8110. A. O. T. Vocal Hawaiian Songs. .Ar. by Berber buy now, as they are sure to advance. King Street, Near Nuuanu. y will be musical SMITH-PREMIE- R ateets erery aeeond and foarth Toes-da- In this sketch there Selection The Gold Mine. ... .Williams of each month, at 7:80 p. m., ia numbers consisting of . solos, choruses TELEPHONE 683. -.- -.- Waltz The Merry Widow Lehar flan liitAnli. TT.ll trn....a and plenty of dancing by the chorus vpstiimjj TYPEWRITER, Vlai- tins' brothaxa nnrdiallv tn Finale Lio Kamalii Berger Mii v ' attsnH girls. The Star Spangled Banner. Gatton, Neill .BAVlittjl HEWS LTD. CAESAE MEDEIROS, C. B. If you want to be sure of. good seats Lots From & Company, Ltd. 00., H. PEEEIRA, S. ring up 681 in advance and have, them F. ENGINEERS AND MACHTNST8, YOUNG BUILDING. reserved. Seats will be held until 8:15 OAMOE1 OZXOLB HO. 840. O. O. F. Queen and Richards Street. ateeta arery and the same attention given to an Typewriter Repairing Up aeeond and fourth Thurs- $200 Boilers re-tub- charcoal-iro- n day f each month, at 7:80 p. m., order for a single fifteen-cen- t seat as with or LEADING in Our expert has made a study of all steel tubes. THE 6an Antonio HalL Vineyard street. though the order was for a whole box. of General ship work. Visiting companions are cordially in- kinds Typewriters. Call at our office and we'll give you rited to attend. Aloha Park. all the information we can. MRS. M. E. MEDEIEOS, C. C. A, B. Arleigti Ltd PREFERRED BY ALL MB. L. A. PEBBY, P. S. Manager Love, of Aloha park,' will & Co., otographer present a special attraction tonight. Opposite Keystone-Elgi- n COUXT LUNALTLO HQ. 6600. A. O. F. Hotel Street Union. Meets erery nrst aiud third Wednes- The Decker Sisters, two talented young JAS F. MORGAN. AND day srsnlnn of each month, at 7:30 VL Perkins p. m., in Pythian Hall, corner Fort lady singers, will render several popu- and Beretania streets. Visiting broth- lar selections. The motion picture pro- Ingersoll Watches ers cordially inrited. gram has been arranged with particular fl (1 W. KELLE, C. E. fl JOS. Aeoara JAS. care and is bound to please. An at- sohwart. William O. Smith K. KAULIA, P. C, F. a traction extraordinary for patrons of HONOLULU AESIE 140. F. O. E. the popular Aloha park will be an- N 1 Trust Department Meeti n second and nounced in the course of a few days. u Hawaiian Stamps, fonrth Wednesday eren-Lbii- i; i2 fifV old Calabashes, VENUES ini each month, at Nightingales Dance. Tapa ESTATES MANAGED, EE lak Curios and Souvenirs. CQT.T.KOTEP, LOANS AND IN- Han, earner Beertania and Fort streets. Vislt- - The Crescent City Nightingales will be ISLAND CURIO awgisa are mmea to attend. CO, VESTMENTS MADE. 's WM. C. McCOY, W. p. busy all this week rehearsing for the James Steiner, Elite Building, H. T. MOOBE, Secy. concert and dance to be given by them Hotel Street. Visitors always wel- HONOLULU next Saturday night in the K. of P. J. W. SMITHIES, Manager. HARBOB NO, 64, A A of M. an come. hall. The musical program consists of Fire Insurance Meets on the first Sunday I '1' STnins of each month, at 7 fourteen numbers, several of them new in the Punahou District are offered for M 72Ja o'clock, at Odd Fellowa to Honolulu. The young ladies will be sale at a bargain. HalL All sojourning breth- ren are cordially inrited to specially costumed for the occasion, the The grounds are well planted with AGENT FOa ENGLISH HAWAIIAN attend. program calling for no less than eight fruit and shade trees. , Honolulu By order Worthy President, different changes of dress. An artesian well with windmills and UNDERWRITERS, J. B..8EABLE; 13,000 gallons of FRANK 0. POOR, Secy. Art Theater. tankage render you proof against any government water Scrap Co. THEODORE ROOSEVELT There is a rare treat in store for the meters. Jron CAMP NO. 1. U.S.W.V. patrons of the Art today, the feature A roomy, convenient dwelling house O. H. BROWN Heal Estate Meets erery first and AT THE BUILDING ADJOINING with 4 bedrooms, parlors, lanais, bed- .... MAXASX3 films selected being of absorbing in- third Wednesday of each rooms, baths, etc., give you all com- HALEKAUWILA STREET ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. month terest. Cry From the Wilderness" forts possible. Highest price paid for 01 Braa m in Warerley Hall, "A Scrap corner Bethel ami Hotel is a tale of the Engineer and Midnight If the property is too large for you. Iron and all metals. Dealer in Second-han- d streets, at 7:30 p. m. Sun, manufactured by that wizard of THE STANGENWALD BUILDING-- , there is plenty that can be sold "and Macbimsry. FOE SENT. By order of the Camp leave you the dwelling house and some TeL 642. P. o. Box 547. inventors, Thos. Edison. It shows that grand trees, and Commander. the human passions are the same all the splendid water FtKBisfced hou&s, 3 bedrooms, comer J. K. BEOWN, Adjt. MERCHANT system. the world over "from Greenland's icy STREET. Talk business and KWONG HING GHONG GO. College Et. and Wilder Ave., opposite mountains to coral I will show you MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL ASSO India's strand", as the property and give, you a Th Pleasanton." CIATION. poet says. A Hudson price that House near Kamehameha Mondsys the bay trader will induce you to buy. ta Kalihi Meets second and fourth of each exchanging beads for seal falls in love CHINESE GRASS LINENS, Schools, bedrooms. meats, at (ha new K. of P. Hall, corner Fort LADIES' and Bar tan! a streets. . with a girl in he camp. Her young SHIRTWAISTS. PONG3B; E. iTes--. JAS. F. MORGAN. GEORGE WAKD, Esquimau lover becomes jealous and 1024 NUUANU STREET H. G. WOOTTEN, Secy. pursues him across the snow fields with 857 Kaahumanu St. PARAGON MARKET murder in his A NO. 1. O. R. M. heart. fierce fight HAWAIIAN TRIBE ensues and the trader is clubbed almost PRECIOUS STONES tUuAJCSA-UNION-BEEETANI- Meeta erery first and third to death and left suffering in the awful Thursday of each month, in n.. solitude, until his cry for help AT AUCTION Corner if set' in rings and brooches. Gold Under Management of P. HalL eoraer Fort and is heard silver jewelry ul Beretania streets. Visiting by the girl's father who dresses the made to order at raaav W. KLEIN brothers cordially inrited to wounds of the victim and airie prices, xour trade solicited. FEED'K attend. succeeds in E. V. TODD, C. of B. bringing him into the camp on a Lililia and Wyllie Sts. sleigh. would-b- e WO and catering particularly to the meal L. A. PERRY, Sachem. The murderer being SUN iteda of families. hotly pressed and realizing that there CHAN CHEW - - MANAGES HONOLULU LODGE is no hope Really the finest residence section in 1808 818. B. P. O. E. for him throws himself over Honolulu. Maunakea St., P. O. Box "41 will meet m their hall, the ledge of a precipice. Seven months At our salesroom Merchant street, ad- Superior Quality King street, near Fort, later you see the joining the Stangenwald Building, Situate on the northwest corner there trader nursed back is a large lot, fenced every Friday evening. to life by the Esquimau girl who con- and containing Visiting brothers are cor- several small cottages. To improve this KOA DESKS Excellent Service sents to marry him on condition that place, and dially invited to attend. he renounces his own people. and at the same time give you E. A. B. an opportunity to possess one of the FOUR POS TERS DOUTHITT, E. "Imperial Canal" should prove a Tuesday, grandest H. C. EASTON, Secy. tremendous drawing card for Oriental August 3, 1909 residence sires possible, I have Mmd!e visitors, divided the block into 5 lots 4 of them Jowelty being a Pathe film, and a 50x150 WING GHONG CO, HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB. each and one. the corner lot, is la Special Original Chinese Designs. revelation of the resourcefulness of 70x150 King- - art j. WK Meets on 2d and th Friday in the firm. ft. I would !:ke to sell these BtkJ Attractive 3cant Low Priced. 8 11 this At 10 to home-builder- T4TO'S!mont'i - t o'clock, tn Kooms o'clock. anyone " : ..... 1 . 5 hi i The .program but having the musical will be render- coin will be welcome BO WO ed on the magnaphone. at . :'.ft J. B. M. MACLEAN, Chief. F. E&tel 8txet bet. Uaonakea rid Smith J JAMES H. FIDDES, Secy. JAS. MORGAN. A New Vaudevillan. 857 Kaahumanu St. HAWAII CHAPTER NO. 1, ORDEB A better motion picture program I iiDiiiieo. RAMBLER and REGAL OF than that shown Mitchell Runabout LIMITED. KAMEHAMEHA. at the Park last week PROSPECT Meeta every first and third Thursday has never been seen in Honolulu and STREET MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOCIATION. evening of each 7:30 month at o'clock Ma nager Congdon has set a pace The location speaks for AUTOMOBILES in Fraternity Hall, Odd Fellows' build- that rself. A CITY MAUSOLEUM. ing, on Fort street. will keep the others busy keeping up Als house, lar-- .'rounds covered with fruit chir-ke- Beretania Street, Near Fort N. FERNANDEZ, with it. The Dixey film was excellent. 'trees, stiblf. house, Agent and laundry. A large portion of pur- Kuan nan. "be Tonisht the feature will "Colonial chase price can remain oa mortgage. Virginia," showing incidents in the DAMTEN New house and 4 lots at a bargain COUNCIL, NO. 563, Y. M. I., founding of Jamestown. It is a series in owner meets every second and Wednes- of pictures Kalihi; must leave town, so Regal Shoes fourtL full of historical interest Fantail Pigeons will accept day at 7:30 o'clock p. m. in St. Louis and will be enjoyed by anything re3onabIe. the audience. Large house" an i lot on ASK Z233ES THAT PEOVE. College Alumni Hall (Dreier Hall), As an added attraction to the usually Lunalilo Union street, Makiki district. This is worth V street. Visiting members are good program the services of J. B. Car- looking Regal Shoe Store always welcome. rol, a vaudeville up. artist from the Em- We have a few other places QMS W. J. GALLAGHER, President. pire circuit, will do musical stunts and which isa we not EI?3 AND BETHEL. H. P. O 'SULLIVAN, Secretary. present a monologue are adver ising. Call and see that will be new J. W. PRATT, Auctioneer. us at 857 Kaahumanu street. 1909.

LOCAL BREVITIES. fi THE fin The iiana will ';iy this Monday morning for the uiarinB at Atkinson park. bu Harmony I.; .1m- - No. 3, 1. O. O. F., will CRITERION meet in. Odd Fe'iow's hall at 7:30 this It certainly is a "SUCCESS" Just what its name implies. For a lon ITNEY evening. time we have experimented in hosero produce just what will last longest & MARSH, Ltd. H. M. Ayrcs under the peculiar conditions found here. The results of our investiga- Las established al gen- tions highly Corner of Hotel and Bethel Sts., eral 6, are satisfactory. In the "SUCCESS" hose we combine all The 'press ajrenev at his office, roikfi good points and eliminate all the weak ones. I Waifv building. place is the to go for You nit Albert McGurn was to ail is good taken IT IS RED; IN AND WEARS LIKE IRON that in the the police station last evening for in- Refreshment Line. vestigation as to his sanity. If you doubt, look about you in seven out of ten yards vou find the THE VERY BEST SERVED IN Hawaiian Lodge No. 21, F & A. M., BESTCBYSTESTSe U Wears will meet in THE THE Masonic Temple, Alakea BEST WAY. and Hotel streets, at 7:30 this evening. YA IN. 50 FEET, $8.50; IN. 25 FEET, $4.50 The members of the Hawaiian Na- C. J. MCCARTHY, Prop. tional Guard rifle team, who are to com- pete this year at Camp Perr-- , Ohio, W. W. DIMOND & CO., LTD. leave on the LurJine on Wednesday. 53-55-- KINO- - STREET, HONOLULU. The Union Bible class or Teacher's Training class wil meet at 7:30 o'clock of this evening at the Methodist church. Studies ( Cuisine for this month are characters Apartments, and Service j in Old Testament history. Visitors are TRADE welcome. The PLEASANTON pmm Wilder Ave. and Punahou PERSONALS. WINDS VJULNiMN Dr. and Mrs. Fred Irwin, of Olaa, are booked to leave by the Enterprise BLOW THE DUST YOUR HOTEL MAJESTIC for San Francisco. Hawaii Herald. WAY NO MATTER THE Sachs Block, Fort and Seretania St Manager W. 8. Ward, of the Keaau DIRECTION YOU TRAV- Fine furnished rooms, $1 per day oi store, will be accompanied by his fam- EL. THE BEST PROTEC- ily on a trip to leaving here $10 per month and up. Splendid a the Coast, TOR OP YOUR CLOTH- commodations. by the Enterprise. Hawaii Herald. Starts Monday, August C ING IS AN AUTOMO- MRS. C. A. BLAISDELL. Prop. P Beamer goes to the mainland by the Enterprise and will visit the BILE LINEN DUSTER, Seattle exposition, Chicago, New York MADE FULL, EASY TO QUEEN and other big business centers. Hawaii GET ON AND OFF AND 2nd THE Herald. i ' Street, Near Vineyard. LONG ENOUGH TO Nuuanu H. C. Cressman C. and P. Beamer, COVER YOU FROM FURNISHED APARTMENTS leave for San Francisco by the Enter- FROM $2.50 UPWARD. prise. Mr. Cressman gave a farewell HEAD TO FOOT. WE Jinnerfto his bachelor friends. Hawaii HAVE OTHER AUTO Vrs A McDowail Proprietress Heraldi . GOODS AS WELL. H. H. Morehead, manager of the H'io

; Drug Company, returned from San a a 'I . Francisco by the Lurline on Monday, u: p if BUSINESS LOCALS. accompanied by' Mrs. Morehead. Ha- lllfJHi tv waii Herald. ILUtt f " ' i - s Dr. Osmers returned to Ililo on the ' sale today. Manna Kea and he is booked to leave Jordan's on the Enterprise for San Francisco. Homes and lots for sale by Trent his will on Ma- MONO After return, he locate and dressing sacques made in Japan.. Trust Co., Ltd. See our ad. ui. Hawaii Herald. TOGGERY Towels, bedspreads, sheets and pil- Action for $500 damages has been low slips on special sale at Jordan's. brought against the Deputy Sheriff of ELKS BUILDING, EMBROIDERED IN ORIENTAL DESIGNS. South Kona and another officer there V & Cleaning Ash-for- The Eagle Dyeing Works for wrongful imprisonment, C. W. d establishment is on Fort street op- being attorney for plaintiff who King St. Phone 65i Silk and 'finest silk crepe, fine tea sets. posite Kukui. is a Japanese. Hawaii Herald. I Dr. Derby has returned from Kauai Mr. C. C. Lyman, principal of the and will be found in his omce, Boston Hilo Boarding School, and Mrs. Lyman, 4V tBQggPBBggwsgg building, as usual. will return from Hampton Institute again up THE JAPANESE BAZAAR 6. next month and will take Call McLeod's auto livery phone their work at the school on September I 8even-seate- d N Thomas Flyer at hack 6 when the Fall term begins. Hawaii EW GOODS rates. First-clas- s trade solicited. Herald. FORT STREET. Beginning next Saturday, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Burns, after a LAIRD SCHOBER'S BEST. Kearns will have fresh poha on sale. stay in Honolulu of nearly two years, Two pounds for a quarter, hulled. leave tomorrow on the Tenyo Maru for Phone 1110. Order early. "the Orient. They will visit in Japan-an- d We have just received a shipment A superior quality of cakes and China and proceed by easy stages of stylish footwear from the best bread is to be had at all times from the to Paris and will eventually return to Perfection Home Bakery, on Beretania New York, their home. markets in the Union. White Can iifp avenue, next to Emma street. County Attorney J. L. Coke and siry Sheriff Saffery went to Hana Saturday vas, Vici Kid, Suede and Patent 8 Ladies with a desire for superior to try to effect a reconciliation between Kid; $4.00 to $6.00. Bit1 bl see 1 comb or barrette should Emrich Lux, the District Magistrate there and the well-know- n Har- the hairdresser in the Deputy Sheriff. Their efforts were suc- The smartest footwear yet im Are always well made from the finest flour. rison building, Fort below Beretania cessful and they returned by the Clau-din- e avenue. Wednesday. Maui News. ported to Honolulu. YOU CAN DEPEND UPON EVERYTHING FROM THERE. Come this morning at 8 o'clock and Chief Clerk R. O. Matheson, of the join in the big rush for bargains at Executive Department, arrived yester- Hotel Street, Near Union. Sachs' annual clearance sale. This day by the Mauna Kea to issue certifi- sale will be a record-breake- r in every cates of birth to Japanese born here, M. Mclnerny Shoe Store respect. taking up the work outlined for Chief Clerk Conkling when he received a call Try the Metropolitan market this to the treasurership of the Territory. week for your meats and note how su- Mr. Matheson expects there will be at perior they are to any you have bought least 250 applicants for certificates be- HsiVG tKc With the latest equipment i "Jq elsewhere. You may safely order on tween Olaa and Hakalau. He will at phone 45. once begin work at Olaa, with the aid FATHER and first-cla- ss mechanics we of an interpreter who came with him, GilOT Miss May Johnson, curio dealer and Jf agent for the Sanitary Steam Laundry, and hopes to finish within ten days. cLCllltlCS combine moderate charges. Hawaii Herald. will move from the store next to the GIVE Palm Cafe to 1119 Fort street, the of- ROME TO SON fice of W. Wolter, today. . g Go to Blom's today and get a quan- INSURANCE REPORT Veranda Royal Hawaiian Garage, Ltd. tity of table linen and linen sheet- Because he had no other place to ing which he has on sale at very low stay," no place to sleep and no place prices.- - The quality is the finest pro- to get anything to eat, except what Rooms Ceo. S. Wells, Mgr. duced in the mills at Befast. he could pick up, a little boy named With Every Modern i The automobile owner who takes Kanalii Amoka was sent to the Re- appearance increase in the volume of insur- Convenience pride in the of his car If form school Saturday by Judge Whit- should see the handsome fittings for ance business done in the Territory is ney. Hotel St, opp. Hawaiian Hotel. Phone 191. sale by the Sehuman Carrige Co. at to be takeu at evidence of increased HAWAIIAN on Merchant The boy has a father, but he doesn't For their store street. prosperity and wealth and it can hard- Haleiwa is the most delightful place seem to count. He says he is too busy ly be disputed that such is the case MEALS Go To in the islands for any one to spend a then Hawaii can to take care of the child or even to There is every to certainly congratulate vacation. attraction herself on the showing made iu the an- provide a home for him or to feed him. make a stay pleasant and the cuisine ALEXANDER YOUNG HOTEL nual report if the Insurance Commis- The generous parent was called before and service are superior to the average fiscal-yea-r sioner of the Territory for the the Judge and explained he works run of hotels. ending April 15, 1901', covering that or CAFE inter-islan- d well-know- on one of steamers Bo Wo, the n maker of the business of 1908. the and therefore has no time to look after his jade jewelry , can be found in his store In the three principal lines of insur- on Hotel street, between Smith and ance fire, marine and life the total son. Consequently the child has been VALTOLDI'S in the habit of sleeping out on the M Maunakea street. He carries a stock of amount written during the year 190S FOK etropolitan fine jewelry in Chinese and European was .l4.234.r3f.81, against a total for grass of parks, in odd corners around i signs at ail times. the preceding year of $5(5,833,943.38. the waterfront, in packing cases, wag- This is an advance for 1908 over 1907 ons, anywhere that he could find to It stands for all that is good in meats and delicatessen. Kenorts f continued activity at the lie down. Flowers and Curios crater of Kilauea re;iind the average of 7.4Wi,?9L,.4.". While a part of the There is no market in the city that has the same source increase may possibly be accounted for He has obtained his meals or what Street business man of the activity at the have had to pass with him for meals Masonic Building, Alakea the American-Hawaiia- Paper & Sup- by increased activity on the part of in- of supply, none that renders such prompt and efficient surance agen:, it is more probable that in the same way. Occasionally some G- ply Co., at Fort and Queen streets waterfront watchman or sailor would service. We want your orders. Try telephone 45 and where the staff is at all times active most of it may better be accounted for kT by the increase iu the value of Ha- divide a lunch with him. But his L. WON- note results. filling orders for superior papers and father is too busy to be straw board. waiian property, except in so far, pos- bothered with LADIES' DRY GOODS sibly, as the lite insurance is concerned. him. So the boy has to 0 to the Reform During 190S fire insurance to the school. There seems to be no provi- GENTS' FURNISHINGS value of $2f.214,4(55.13 was written; sion in the Delinquency law by which ROBINSON BLOCK the father can be starved to or Metropolitan Marked marine insurance, $37,59i,422.6$; life dath 32 Hotel Street insurance, $1,429,948. The total drawn and quartered or hanged. premiums paid on all classes of Phone 45. W. F. HEILBRON, Proprietor. insurance, accident and health, alt- O'rii 1 i!e, burglary, employ GIRL LEAVES HOME Dahlia Bulbs ers liabiii :v, fi'itiitv and suretv, and OF VARIOUS COLORS plate glass, amounted to $719,S07.2; MRS. E M. TAYLOR ElixirsfSenna renewal j. rem. urns on life insurance. $443,119.93. Losses, claims, etc., paid FOR SECRET MARRIAGE Alexander Young Building acts geatlyyet prompt- totaled $442.(,!'.77. ly bou els, cleanses Saturday was a lively day for a onthe SEA LUCAS IS Japanese father, who went in pursuit The Burroughs Adder Tramp, Tramp, Tramp me system ejjectually, of one of his daughters who had left home, with no word of where she was will do everything any other ma- LI OR IRE COAST LOOKING FOR HEALTH. assists one in overcoming going. It was thought she had run chine will do, and more. away with a young Japanese. The ON DAYS TRIAL Women are coming our way for Regal tramping boots. habitual constipation father had police officers searched ev- SENT THIRTY W. T. Lucas, manager of Henry May of genuine horse hide and are as soft as a glove to the erywhere until finally they were re- Made permanently. To get its. & Company, is seriously ill of pneu- fitters the ankle and leg. Goodyear warded with a sight of the young Japa- feet. Perfect around monia in Sac Francisco. A cablegram which insures you of no or nails. This Regal Boot nese man. The irate father was in welt, tacks ocneiciol buy enV?: wa The Waterhouse Co. effects to this received Saturday a mood to do him bodily harm. The is famous the world over for long wearing and fitting, plus by Dr. Mitcluli. his brother-in-law- . The oilirers, however, took charge of the JUDD BUILDING style. Price, $5.00. tke genuine. oris's may be reached today or tomor- Japanese. The father demanded his flanufact urea1 by the row, at which time Dr. Mitchell ex-p(- daughter, whereupon the young' man Xo rtetlve further news. informed him that he and the girl had Mr. Lucas wei.t. to the Coast about been married the night before. The THIS PAPER is kent on file at egal Shoe Store California six weeks a- and took in the fair at father said the girl was only sixteen THE DAKE AD- Seattle, going tlu-ne- to San Francisco, but the newly wed hubby said the girl VERTISING AGENCY, INC., 427 South McCandless Building, Cor. King and BetheL Fig Syrup Co. from which cty Lo and Mrs. Lucas told him she was over eighteen. It Main St., Los Angeles, and 12 Geary were to leave for a vacation in the is likely that efforts will be male to St., San Francisco, where contracts for SOLD BY'.EADiNG country. have t lie marriage annulled. advertising can be made for it. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEBTISiB, HONOLULU, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1909.

Oceanic Steamship Co. Time Table Halstead & Ca, Ltd, William Williamson DIHECT SERVICE TO BAN FEANCISCO '5 I B'"KER j rras Eaa FTancisco: For Sao Francisco: STOCK AND BOSD i ALAMEIA AUGUST 18 ALAMEDA AUGUST 18 "Waterhouse Trust" ALAMEDA BEPTEMBEB 3 ALAMEDA SEPTEMBER 8 Stocks, Bonds ALAMEDA SEPTEMBER 24 ALAMEDA SEPTEMBER 29 AND ALAMEXJA .... OCTOBER 15; ALAMEDA OCTOBER 20 ROKERS SAXE3 from Honolulu to San Frani8eo First Clajs, $65; Bound Trip, Real 23. TsmSLj Room, extra. REAL ESTATE Estate LOANS NEGOTIATED Member Honolulu Stock and Bond WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Agents. Exchange Among our "For Sales" we have opportunities for the small in- S3 MERCHANT STREET AMERICAN - HAWAIIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, vestor as well as the one of large means. By way of example, we have Members Honolulu Stock and Bond P. O. Box 53a irsasja: asw yqsk to Honolulu, weekly sailings via a $1200 property consisting of two (2) five-roo- eottages, in a locality Tel. 611 TXITUANTEPEQ. Exchange. ( readily renfed. "We can sell this as an investment or sell the houses Company's 41st South FOR SALE. yrvfgfct Kerved at til times at the wharf, Street, singly for homes. Brooklyn. t HONO-- HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE House and Lot, Nuranu 2032 SAST rSAHCISOO TO HONO- - FEOM PUGET SOUND TO I $2000 LULU DIRECT: i ( .. .. 1100 ZXTLU BISECT: KAALAWAI BEACH 1 1 800 ALASKAN JULY 25 TEXAN JULY 22 700 An acre of land extending from the Diamond to Honolulu, Saturday, July 31. 190?. 2LEIADZ3 AUG. 10 VIRGINIAN AUG. 5 Head road beacB Kalihi 3500 with 100-fo- Fxwig&t rsiT4 at Company 'a wharf, For further information apply to frontage on beach. Price, $3500. capr.al. Par 3250 isitnet. NAME OF STOCK. Paid Up v'ai Bid Grai3i H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., We have for sale leasehold interest in lot 20x90, Waianuenue Ait. 3500 rSOSX EGKOLULU TO SAN FSAN-- MlRCANTlLB. 3000 Agents, Honolulu. street, Hilo. Size of 1 CISCO: C. P. MORSE, building 20x36. Best business location in Hilo. C. Brewer & Co I2.000.000i UOOj .... isnn SCS4B. Palama 16W PLEIADES t sail JULY 25 General Freight Agent. Bwa 5,000,00; ao; 29-- 3 30 Puunui FOR Haw. Agi 'cultural .... 100 1S5 t50 LEASE Haw Com & Sugar Co 2.312,755 Hotel street .... 3000 Haw Suga Co 2,00 ,0Of1 20 47 .. .. Young 8:reet 1500 Canadian-Australia- Honomu..... 750.000j 1001W' ...... Property at Pearl City, near depot. Kin tr Sf ! t . . . on(i n Royal Mail Line Honokaa 2.0ij0,0001 JO Hh. 18V - . . SOO.l-O- 100' L,ots Piil.mm Tantalus home one-yea- r Haiku at Nuuanu. Kalihi. for a term. HutchiDson Sug Vi&u Be user in connection with the Pacific Co. 2.500,00o' pahulu and Manoa ou easiest terms. raining Canadian Bailway o 5 It IS call at Eottolola oa or about the following dates: Kahuku 500,000, ao so TOR KENT. Kekaha Sugar Co 8OO.0v! 100 n.j J J J 500,(X0! Koloa " 100! ... 150 A brand new cotracrp nntn.iit. FQX FUI AND AUSTRALIA: FOB VANCOUVER MeBryde 3i Co Ltd 3.500.000! 20 3!4 in Oahu Sugar Co 1,M,0OC! 20 3 W 3.- --, every respect, in finest location of MAEAUA AUGUST 20 J MAKURA AUGUST 17 T. 1 : t i n ODomea.. l.OOO.OOOi 20 une mocK ironi ear line; rental MA KITE A SEPTEMBER 17 AORANGI SEPTEMBER 13 Ookala 500."M0i 2) 14 $25 per mouth. AORANGE OCTOBER 16 MOANA OCTOBER 13 Olaa Sugar Co Ltd s.ooo.ooo1 20 'A Olowalu lOOOCi 100 A modern cottage gas stove MOAN A NOVEMBER 13 MAKURA NOVEMBER Paauhau Sug Plaa Co 50.00Ci: 50 25" and llfaterhouse soo.cwo; electric light, near center of town. AORANGI . . Trust" Pacific .. call at Fanning Island. DECEMBER 1'; Paia 75O.CJ0! 100 240 Eental $18.00 per month. THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., Pepeekeo 730.0CC! 100 .... H. Fort and Merchant Streets. Pioneer 750.0001 100 176H 1"7 J. SCHNACK, 137 Merchant St GENERAL AGENTS. 1 Waialua Agri Co i.soo.oooi 100 1 iZii wauuku 1.500.0001 100 .... Waimanalo.. 262.000; 100 ... 250 Waimea Sugar Mili.... 125,000j 100 PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO., AND TOYO KISEN KAISHA MlSCELLANBODS ea Inter-Jslan- d Estate. BSCo.... 2,':50.000 100 .... IVl'i FOE Haw Electric Co 50n.000i BEXT banana plantation above companies will H R T A L Co d . with BCaeis f tie eall at Honolulu and leave this port Pf l.lV.OOOi 100 shack; also other laud, .falolo eft- Co Com. . 150 COol 80 .... a&a&i isis,,ai,,e'spjf,irspripirrrr HET " foothills. 6ii cr tit date mentioned below: Mutual Tel Co 10: ,.: .... FOR SALE 25 acres vahiku Rubber Co.. Assess, 100 suburban prop- MARINE REPORT. Nahiku Rubber Co ... 100 40 erty. A tree cotton investment oa FOB. THE ORIENT: FOg iAN FRANCISCO: O R & L Co ,0TO.OOO 100, 135 K LOOo-ooo- hand. Hilo R Co ! 20 W. L. HOWARD, Honolulu Brewing 4 202 McCandless Building. TF.NYO MAE.U .AUG. 3 SIBERIA AUG. 7 Wireless Malting Co Ltd too 000 20 23 28K KOREA AUGUST 11 CHINA . AUG. 17 (From San Francisco Merchants Ex- Haw Pineapple Co. .... 400,0'X) 20; change.) Amt Out NIPPOX MAETJ AUG. 24 MANCHURIA AUG. 21 Bonds standing SIBERIA AUGUST 30 111 YO MARU AUG. 28 Sunday, August 1, 1909. Haw Ter 4 p c (Fit. r Claims) 315.CO0 A. 1 CHINA SEPTEMBER 10 Port Harford Arrived, August 1, " J. CAMPBELL Haw 4 p c ( Re-- i Am. bk. Ter H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents Fullerton, hence' July 17. Message Junding 1905 800,1-0- Port Harford Arrived, August 1, S. Haw Tex 4 pc 1.000,000 S. Roma, hence July 13. Haw Ter 4pc 1.0IJ0.OX) STOCKS and BONDS MATSON Haw Ter 3 p c .'. 1.044,001) NAVIGATION COMPANY. San Francisco Sailed, August 1, Am. Cal Beet X.ig & Kef Are you Co 6 p c bk. Annie Johnson, for Hilo. sending one today? l,op;,oon. ICiVi 79 MERCHANT ST. J Haiku (J p c fidte-ia- 8. 8. KELONIAN, in the direct service between Francisco 225,000 ;ic-- San Hamakua Ditch Co Member Honolulu Stock Instant i Exchange r.i and Haes&ia: PORT communication with the upper ditch) 6 s ... 200,000 .... lol OF HONOLULU. Hawaiian J'ripatioii During my ' ' ' absence from the Axslw Honolalx Leave Honolulu. Co 6s, 25 p c paid . . 745,CGt 28 ..... other Islands or ships Territory Joe rep- AUGUST 4 AUGUST 10 ARRIVED. at sea. Hawaiian Irrigation Andrade will Co, 6s, fully paid. .. 55,000 95 resent me on the Honolulu Stock-Exchang- e PTSPTEMBEIS 29 OCTOBER 5 Haw .... Sunday, August 1. Com A Sugar and in all per- - OCTOBER 27 NOVEMBER 2 Co 5 p c 1.240,000 matteri Str. Ivinau, from Kauai ports, a. m. Co'S'p'c taining to the sale of NOVEMBER 24 NOVEMBER 30 Hito K R 1.0:F000 ... stoeks and 111 Str. Mikahala, from Molokai and Ma- Honokaa Sug Co 8 p c 450.000 102 Hi bonds. A. J. CAMPBELL. Hon R T I . A r ui ports, a. m. fin f ' 647.000 . .. TB S. Kohala Co 6s ... 500,000 lOO 8. LCRLINE of this line, carrying both freight and passengers, Str. Iwalani. from Honokaa, 10 a. m.' Ditch .... trttmm V Con A i. o McKryde Bug Co 6 p c 2.000,000 97 anoxia T2V:,. r:4. DEPARTED. ....! CASTLE & COOKE., LTD., Agents. Stm. schr. South Bay, Halvorsen, for Oahu Sugar Co 5 p c"." floo.r.oo ... .101 Alfred D. Cooper uiaa sugar Co 8 P ... 1.250,0t-- .....100 Pearl Harbor, 8 a. m. rituiuu sugar jam Classified Advertisements DUE TODAY. Co 8 8 500)00 iios Cable and Wireless Address Paia 8 p c 337,500 100 T. K. K. S. S. Tenyo Maru, from San Pionfpr Mill i'f Ann 1.250,000 ;104 Francisco, 11 a. m. ALDYKES, HONOLULU Waialua Ag Co 5 p c! 1,500,000 101 WANTED TO BUY. Rock A GOOD, sound, family horse; Crushed and Rock Sand DUE TUESDAY. V Western Union and Lieber's Codes not more K than 10 years HUSTACE-PEC- COMPANY, LTD. A.-- S. S. Texan, from Seattle. "i; 23.125 on $100 paid. f51 per cent old; price limit $175. Address Post Office Box 435. 8417 63 JEE3f STREET. PHONE 295. M. N. S. S. Lurline, Weeden, from paid. Kahului, a. m, Hi We crash our own rock and deliver to all parts Between Board3. of the SAIL TUESDAY. ROOMS AND BOARD. Ctty. Estlmaes given on all kinds of road work and 5 25 ft IS T. K. K. S. Yoko- Pioneer, 175.25; Pioneer, 175.50; TOURISTS will grading. Reasonable Prices. S. Tenyo Maru, for HAWtllAN STOCKS and BONDS z;j find pleasant rooms hama, about noon. Pioneer, i75..'0; 10 fioneer, 176.50; with board at 1641 Anapuni GXV33 TJ3 v 100.- - St. Five A TRIAL. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. Str. Mauna Kea, Freeman, for Hilo iuu aiaiua. .luu.uu: 10 waialua. doors above Wilder Ave. Mrs. W. 00; 20 Ewa, 30.00; 40 Ewr.. T- and way ports, 12 noon. 30.00; 100 - Paty. ; 84i7 BOUGHT AND SOLD Waim-uialo- Str. Mauna Loa, Simerson, for Kona Honokaa, 18.00; 20 240.00; $6000 O. R, & L. 5s, 101.00; 20 and Kau ports. 12 noon. Waia- LARGE mosquito-proo- f rooms, en suite lua, 100.00; 5 Waialua, 100.00; 10 Haw. or MI j nion-Pacif- BAGGAGE, CHIFPIKG, Str. Kinau, for Kauai ports, 5 p. m. single, for man and wife, with ic Str. Mikahala, for Molokai Ma- Sug. o., 47.50; 25 Waialua, 100.50;- 25 board, in private and' Sug. family. Electric STORAGE, WOOD, Phone ui ports, 5 p. m. LOANS MADE ON LISTED Co., 47.50; 25 Waialua. 100.00; 20 lights, hot and cold running water, w iuu.50; 100 DUE WEDNESDAY. COLLATERAL aiaiua, Honokaa, 18.00; private entrance, etc., on King street PACKING, COAL. 100 Honokaa, 18.00; 100 18.-0- Transfer Co,, Ltd. M. X. S. S. Honokaa, ear line. Address H. B., Advertiser Hilonian, Frederiekson, 20 Kekaha, 175.00. 58 from San Francisco, noon. office. g415 B KINO IT. FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING. A.-I- I. S. S. Alaskan, from San Fran- Member Honolulu Stock and Bond Dividends July 31. cisco. Exchange C. 'Brewer & Co., 2 per PERSONAL. U. S. Army cent; Ewa, WE Transport Logan, from 1 por cent; 2V IF TROUBLED with Manila via Nagasaki. 307 JUDD BUILDING vvaimanalo, per cent; rheumatism call Haw. Electric, per cent;"oiowalu, 1 at the Popular House 1249, Fort Str. W. G. Hall, from Makaweli, a. m. - - - Telephone 489 - - P. o. Box 607 per cent; Hon. B. & M. Co.. i ner street. 5390 I.-- I. ill SAIL WEDNESDAY. eent; S. N. Co., 65c share; Ka-huk- u, 1 AND s, M. N. S. S. Lurline, Weeden, for San per cent; Haw. Ag. Co., 1 per for cribs, baby carriages, or go-cart- Francisco, 10 a. m. cent; naw. nneappie Co., 1 per cent. see J. Hopp & Co. They have s Classified S it PASSENGERS. Advertisements many styles of go-car- ts and carriages, July Saiga rt Stocks. go-ca- Arrived. one is only $2.75. Per str. Mikahala, from Molokai and FOR SALE. 1102 Ewa, 28 to 30; 37 Haw. Agrl., Maui ports, August 1. Mrs. 179 to 187 1530 H. C. & S. Co., 30 FOR RENT. Paloka, A FORD RUNABOUT, in good condi- Master Paloka Mrs. M. L. Duvauchelle, to 32!,4; 50 Haw. Sug. Co.. 43 to 47ai; VERY comfortably eias tion. Apply Naval Station. Tel 665 furnished room in Miss Elizabeth Duvauchelle, Mrs. L. 985. Honokaa, 17 to 18: '200 Hutchin- private ianiily. Address S418 17 "G", this Aku, Miss Christina Aku, Master Aku, son, to 17; 150 Kahuku, 30; office. 8417 'every piece of baggage we handle. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hennings, Mrs. E. 50 Kekaha, 175; 1046 McBrvde, 3T7s TWO good occond hana 301-.;- Ono-me- a, Maluae, Geo. P. Cooke, Geo. Trimble, counter show to 4; 5195 Oahu, 28 to 40 TWO furnished rooms for gentlemen. A. Lewis. cases; six or eight feet long. Ad 44 to 200 Olaa, 10 - 44; Address C. J., this office. 8417 YOU'RE placing dress P. O. Box 543. 8413 3; it Per str. Kinau. from Kauai ports, Paauhau, 24; 42 Paia. 225 to 240; 664 ns&t when you place your baggage order with us. All baggage August 1. Miss R. M. Sheldon, S. K. Pioneer, 1644 to 1761'.; 1S75 Waia- COTTAGE, No. 805 Kinau street. Apply receives our personal attention. Kaeo, Mrs. C. H. Olson, C. Dunkhase, STODDARD-DAYTO- runabout, 1908; lua, 90 to 100: 143 Wailuku, 250 to to C. BoJte, No. 840 Kaahumaau E. E. Mahlum, R, A, Kearns, H. Miki, excellent condition. Bargain. Ad 260; 20 Waimanalo, 240; 173 Inter-Islan- street. 8414 G. Inouye, E. Lovell, S. Kato, Mrs. S. dress Lieut. Stewart, Leilehua, 8407 107 to 110; 113 Oahu R. & L. Go. u. Heapy, T. K. Kobmson, J. Fassoth, Co., 135; 150 Hon. B. & M. Co., 23; FURNISHED cottage at WaikikL Good ransfer E. I. Banks, F. O. Boyer, H. Antone, OFFICES FOR 55 Haw. Pineapple, 24. bathing; electric lights, etc. TeL Si mo Suye-mak- RENT. rl W. Ellis, Ono, T. M. a, 274 1400 . Kitayama, ALEXANDER or for particulars. 8411 Toko-shim- YOUNG BUILDING July Sales Bonds. H. nwnw J. Kanaki, Geo. Sims, K. a Jas. Love Honolulu's only fire-pro- iu. and wife, and 65 deck. 1000 Haiku 6s, $2500 Ham. COTTAGE on Quarry street. building; rent includes electric 101; Apply Booked to Depart. light, D. Co. (upper 101; 10 yuarry hot and cold water, and ser- ditch), $2000 Haw. at street. 8387 Per str. Mauna Loa. for Kona-Ka- u janitor Co. g Tr. f.p. 6s, 95; $164,500 Hilo R. E. ports, 3. vice. Apply the von Hamm-Youn- August Mrs. D. K. Baker and Con. 6s, 95 to 96 ; $1000 McBrvde 6s, COTTAGES, with board. Mrs. J. Ca- - Phone 2 0., Ltd. Phone children, Miss Lister, C. L. Beal, Z. 95; $29,600 O. R ,& L. Co. 5s". 101; siay, zwo Kalia road, Waikiki. K. Meyers, D. B. Maconachie, L. Mac-farlan- e, $37,000 Olaa 6s, 96 to 97; $1000 Pa- R. "THE STANGENWALD" Only fixe Smith, Mrs. J. G. Smith, ia 6s, $4000 6s, GOMES' EXPRESS, Corner Fort and Queen W. proof office building in city. 100; Pioneer 104; FURNISHED COTTAGE- - Streets. M. McQuaid, W. M. Graham and as, 100. CORNER wife. $u,uuu waialua Sheridan and King to let; BAGGAGE AND FURNITURE MOVED. iwo Dearooms. Applv on premises. Per M. N. S. S. Lurline. for San Ocean Queen. Nor. s.s., Francisco, 3. Johannessen, 8415 August A. W. Moses, Ocean Island, VTuly 22 .airs, morse, Adjt. uen. J. w. Jones, Manshu Maru. Jap." Mrs. s.s., Nishi, Yoko- Albert F. Afonf FURNISHED ROOMS Jones and child. Mfs. John Watt hama, July 31. and child, Master Watt, W. FURNISHED E. Russell, Nordsee, Ger. sp., Pitzmeyer, Leith, and unfurnished roomi Mrs. Kusseu, U. G. Murasky, Mu-rask- y, and cottages Nun-an- u, Mrs. July 29. 832 FORT with board, 1634 Col. J. H. Fisher, Mrs. Fisher. STREET street, third house above School Capt. A. W. Neeley, Mrs. Neeley. Dr. THE MAILS. J J street. , 8403 Jellings, Mrs. Jellings. S. G. Bundock, Mails are due from the following Mrs. $undoeK and z children, Car-de-n points NICELY UOVED CAREFULLY AND A J. J. as follows: furnished room, 1124 Adams WITH GUARANTEE OF Jr., W. T. Carden. Col. C. W. San Francisco Lane. Cool and pleasant. 8377 Zeigler, W. Per Tenyo Maru, today. Major R. Reilley, Major .Vancouver Per STOCK AND BREAKAGE. OUR PRICES WILL APPEAL TO Gustav Rose, J. F. Fanton, Dr" Sawyer, Marama, Aug. 20. BOND BKOXEt Colonies Per . LOST. 1. Beekwith, Mrs. Makura, Aug. 17. ll. Beekwith. Miss Orient Per Nippon A COAT on THS UAH WHO WANTS GOOD SERVICE AT THE Julia MeStocker. Miss Lvdia McStock-er- , Maru, July 30. Beretania avenue, between E. E. Bartelle, Mrs." Mails will depart for the following Union and Kapiolani streets. Reward, Bartelle. Ed. this Da; POSSIBLE EXPENSE. LARGE WAGONS Ingham, Rev. John Henshall, W. G. points as follows: Member Honolulu Stock and Bond office. 8418 Scott, Mrs. M. San Francisco Per Lurline, August AND Scott. Miss E. Turrell, 4. Exchange CAREFVX DRIVERS. - Miss C. Walker, Miss M. C. Alexander, Colonies Per Marama, Ang. 20. COLLIE male; license tag 1909 No. 226. Miss Edna Henry, J. C. Foss, Mrs. Vancouver Per Maknra, Aug. 17. Reward 1559 Kewalo street. 8417 Foss. Mrs. M. D. Prime. Capt. Chas. N. Orient Per Tenyo Maru, Ang. 3. o:Sl Costa, Lieut. Luther A. K. Evans, apt. Classified Advertisements ONE week ago silver mounted Water- TRANSPORT SEEVICE. man pen. EXPRESS Edward Hopkins, Sergeant Gou-vei- a, fonntain Finder notify this A1ij Jose Buford, Sergeant Dudie K. Lemon, at San Francisco. office. 8413 c:r FORT BELOV HACKFELD'S. Dix, arrived Seattle from Sergeant Thomas J. K. Evans. Sergeant Honolulu, . WANTED June 4. WATCH fob pendant. AT THE SIGN Jose Ferreira, Sergeant William Hui-hn- i, IN A LqqALi ar6EE,Alesladv.' to Suitable reward OF THE RED AWNING. Logan, from Nagasaki for for its return to office. Sergeant John Stone, Sergeant Honolulu. handle toilet 1 gpoHi Address Advertiser be : Chas. K. Stillman, Sergeant- - Manuel July 21. 8411 Thomas, from Store.'Gazettefcoaree:" 8416 o. . Silva. Sergeant Alexander Mav, J. H. Hon. for Manila, July 15. Myatt. Sherdan, at San Francisco. 21 FIFTY yoang busiaessinn of Hono- PHONE lulu to C6mtaunicate"wri:h 1LVIJ PHONE VESSELS IN PORT. $50 H. J. A., (Army and Navy.) REWARD. this office. 8413 STEINWAY & SONS Troiuois. U. S. tng, I give fifty dollars to any one AND OTHER CARL H. station Moses. who will give PIANOS. NIEPER, Manager. Kukui, TJ. S. L. H. Tender. Kauai me positive proof as situations Wanted. ' to who poisoned my dog (Kea) BY LADY as THAYER PIANO CO. (Merchant Vessels.) this cashier and bookkeeper; 156 morning. L. E. TUAYER, - experienced. Address Hotel Street. Phone 21 Manila, Am, schr,, .WiDaps- July, , "Bookkeeper", ,g0 August 1, , . , 1909. . Kaimuki. this office. 345 TUNING GUARANTEED. 6 t ;

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HONOLULU, HAWAII TEREITOEY, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1909.

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The Product of One Man's Keen Foresight and the Cause of a Our New Representative Bought for Us What Was Too Man's Being up Against an Earnest Demand for Cash Much for a New York Dealer in Will Be Shown on Our Counters Today. Clothing to Carry

WE BOUGHT CHEAP, AND YOU HAVE A CHANGE TO DO AS WELL. We invite Comparison With Any Custom made Clothing in Honolulu Take Suit for Suit, Note Prices and Decide Where the True Value is to be Had.

Lot 8624, brown, air wool, striped pattern skeleton-line-d long Lot 1093, grey, with faint blue stripes, long coat with Alpacca coat, flap pockets, cuff sleeves, trousers side and strap medium peg, lining, flap pockets, cuffs, sleeves, corded edge, trousers medium peg plain bottoms, two-pie-ce for $10.00. with side belt straps and plain bottom, three-pie-ce suit of extra full long coat, flap pocket, i Lot 1531, brown, green striped, lined quality for $1.00. t three-piec- e cuff sleeves, trousers medium peg, plain bottoms, for ; i $12.00. Remember the sale con- Lot 1630, brown, double-breaste- d, three-butto- n saque, full Lot 1630, dark brown, double-breaste- d three-butto- n sack coat, Alpacca lined, corded edge and two-butt- on cuff, trousers with side Alpacca lined, corded edge cuff sleeves, trousers medium peg, side for days only. belt straps, medium peg and plain bottom. A three-piec- e suit of three-piec- tinues seven straps and plain bottoms, e for $13.50. exceptional value for $16.00. 1 I 1 grey, double-breaste- d, three-butto- n . sack, full Lot 164, swell There are twenty different lots in the invoice, but we have men- lined, flap pockets, and cuffed sleeves. Trousers with side straps ; three-piec- tioned only half of them. are for belt, full peg and plain bottom, es and offered to you They built for style and tailored with at $15.00. the same care to detail that is shown in full custom made clothing.

Pre-shru- Remember these are all wool, nk garments, made by one of the leading manufacturers in New York for a dealer in custom clothing. They are not sweat shop goods, but as good as you could have made to your order and for which you would pay three times the price we are asking. You can get

a-spe- trousers and vests separate for little money if you wish. As cial inducement we will include the best J

quality shoes during the seven day sale at reduced prices. . TS)' (0 CDRfflPAMY, Ltd MEN'S CLOTHIERS Alakea Street

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FOR SALE, KA1MUKI DISTRICT LONG-FORGOTTE- N ORCHARD t ! Almost new louse, 4 rooms, bath, lot ANOTHER 50x116.8, improved; a pretty home, fine avenue. view ocean and city, near Sixth PRODUCING SPLENDID FRUIT I Price $1200. Another, and this one is Just what you are looking for a real bargain; te WOMAN style bungalow, 5 large rooms, bath, wide verandas, two lots, 50x232 with FURNITURE ft., large front lawn planted Success-Apples- , hedges, plants, many kinds of fruits. Deciduous Trees Planted Long Ago a Honolulu can't produce a better for the CURED money for home or investment. Price Plums, Pears, Apricots, Cherries and $2200. Picture at office. ' THE PACIFIC COAST Peaches Better Than Coast Product. By Lydia E. Pinkham's REAL ESTATE CO. Vegetable Compound Your FBA2IC1S B. MTJNEOE, Gen. Mangr. It has long been a matter of spirited lent for cooking, and an occasional one Office 848 Kaahumanu Street. discussion the fitness of Hawaii for ripe enough to eat out of hand. The Gardiner, Maine. " I hare been a commendable quality of them was char- great sufferer from organic troubles SELLING the growth of deciduous fruits. The ana a severe WE HAVE BEE acter, which is wanting in so much of leinaws theorist and optimist declares that they weakness. The BRIDGE & BEACH MFG. CO. the imported fruit. 'lfmSi doctor said would i. to grow and there is no I ought here We were told that it was an off year have to go to the AND RANGES to which STOVES reason why they shouldn't, Comparatively a small crop, but the hospital for an Is the man of practical experience replies operation, but I trees were as full as they could com- to for the last thirty years in Hawaii. well but they sim- could not bear "that is all very fortably bear. Although tmpruned and think of it I de- ply will not!" uncultivated the trees were thrifty and cided to try Lydia & Co., Ltd May make a contribution of fact E. Pinkham's Veg- Good Emmeluth I healthy, apparently quite free from all on side of the theorist? etable Compound 145 KTNG STREET. the disease. and Sanative Wash At one time in the history of the In addition to these orchard fruits and was entirely twenty Hamuula Sheep Eanch some there were bushels of Logan berries cured after three odd years ago the headquarters of the months' use of them." Mrs. S. A. WahChopg&Go. just beginning to ripen; in fact, the 14, 39, Kalaieha, Wiluaxs, H-- F. D. No. Box ranch were transferred from Logan berry thrives so well, am - to that I Gardiner, Me. WAVE RLEY BLOCK on the south side of Mauna Kea afraid some day may become a Xo woman should submit to a surgi- it mean death, hopp & CO. Keanakolu on the east side, immediate- cal operation, which may j. serious pest in that region. The strik- an elevation of until 3he has given Lydia E. Pinkham s ly above Ookala, at ing success of this venture in fruit- made exclusive- DRY GOODS occupa- Vegetable Compound, about 5000 feet. During the growing suggests important possibilities ly from roots and herbs, a fair trial. a small orchard of women LOOK AT THE ROOF tion of Keanakoln for thousands of acres on the uplands This fan us medicine for perhaps an aere in extent was planted, has for thirty years proved to be the King Street, Near Alakea of" Hawaii and Maui. and renewer ol of frame building in the apri-eot- s, most valuable tonic the oldest consisting of apples, plums, pears, M. LYDGATE. Women resid- city. It is covered with J. the female organism. cherries and peaches two or three ing in almost every city and town in varieties of each. The primacy of u the United States bear willing testi- waa shortlived, the place was mony to the wonderful virtue of Lydwi Erueka Perfection Paint SOPEMiaS. Vegetable Compound. the or- BEE E. Pinkham's soon abandoned, and with it It cures female ills, and creates radi- Send for booklet to P. O. Box 93. chard which ran to weeds and long gray ant, buoyant female health. If yon as Theo. H. Davies & Co., Agents. moss, but fortunately was kept fenced. WILSON NEEDS ROOM are ill, for "our own sake as well Neglected and forgotten, the trees, those you lo - e, give it a trial. NO BUTTER EQUAL TO Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass., however, kept on growing, and of late invites all sick women to write years there have been fabulous stories Eoad Supervisor "Wilson may get some herforadyiee. Her advice is free, helpfnL Puritan Butter afloat of trees there laden with delicious more room. A committee of Supervi- and always There Is Only One Preserving Paint fruit. While in Hamakua recently I sors examined his crowded quarters ia Peerless appetizing tales of won- City move over there and turn the room .1. : heard these the Hall yesterday and agreed that MADE AND SOLD ONLY BT US. . LTD 5 over t AND IT'S HENRY MAY & CO., drous things, and reviewing my earlier something must be done at once. Even which he at present occupies ; AGENTS. knowledge of the place and the orchard now the office is so crowded that busi the road department. Give us a chance to figure on yonr work; we guarantee the cheap- concerning whieh I had been as skep- ness is transacted under difficulties and When Andrade was given permission est prices in town. oer-up-y HaD, tical as anyone I made my way Wilson has had to leave some of his to an office in the City HAWAIIAN DEVELOPMENT CO. Celebrated Peerless Paint-Fe- lt, Pitch and Gravel Roof 1 Eepairing. thither. Unfortunately we were too furniture in the hall. it was with understanding that it late for the plums and too early for Andrade will probably have to move should be vacated at any time that LIMITED. purposes. Preserving Paint Co., Ltd. the apples, pear3 and cherries, but the out, as there is not another available it might be needed for other Peerless STANGENWALD BUILDING. was in abundance and ap- room in building. H fruit there the As Andrade has See W. O. Smith, Judd Building, if Telephone 281. Office Fort St, Opp. Irwin Co. P. O. Box 757. parently excellent quality. The ap- an office the Su- real F. B. McSTOCKEB - Manager of at Police Station, the vou wish to make an investment in P. O. Box No. 268. Gable: Develop ple were mature enough to be excel pervisors will probably instruct him to estate or rent a dwelling. THE FACITIO COMMESC1A1 ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1909. TO

IIIIIEE DIDN'T i I Mill m nS m m m v in i lit i i a.- mm mm sm h SEE POUCEMA II in diirntio .baieoiuomesiicbooas . 1 i OAL.i I31iUira2 XUJJAX. II ! Caught Under House After Rob- bing the Vegetable ..1Vrr'WVMMi.Jri.fF Vender. Towels, Sheets, Fillow Slips and 30 Miles From Honolulu Hulihee, otherwise known as '?Hully Bedsoreads On the Anahulu River and facing Waialua Bay. A fine auto- Gee," saw a Chinese vegetable vender mobile run. Cuisine unsurpassed. Good bathing, golf links. May deposit his two baskets of fresh AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE VALUES. Railway, over a most interesting on also be reached by train via Oahu vegetables the sidewalk near the Cotton has advanced, but we in so will commence visit. An ideal vacation spot corner of King and eot when the market was low the short route. A place for all tourists to Liliha streets short- I 4 month of August with a sale of these everyda y goods that should bring Ladies, who wishes for Honolulu folk. ly after o'eloek yesterday morning . - i ...... and the thought came to him that here to stuay economy, to our store. was the chance to supply the family Housekeepers and others using quantities of these goods should take advantage of the Ballasting larder without, eost to himself. The Hawaiian Company following offerings: , vender had spent part of the night BUILDING CONTEACTOES with a lantern pulling onions, radishes, soup Towels S5S MATJNAKEA STREET, NEAR KING. P. O. Box 820; Tel. 396. etc., Manager vegetables, and the baskets- fairly Matsumcto, groaned with the good things. LOT i. LOT 6. Hulihee looked about and saw no one Tn1.!nt. - i rr t i i . A . Coral, Garden Soil, delivered anywhere la Honolulu, from 13x30, aozen. q t Black Sand, nearby and hastily purloined a quan- xuiMsu wwcis, at 05c iunasn toweis. 20x4 at 42.8 dozen. earner Hotel and Fort rtreets. at LOWEST PRICES. tity 'tis said. But he reckoned without LOT 2. LOT 7. a vigilant police offieer on his way Turkish towels, 16x38, $1.50 dozen. home. Fred Wright, mounted police, at Turkish towels, 20x45, at $3.35 dozen. was in the vicinity and when Hulihee LOT 3. LOT 8. - saw the officer coming he ran, with OUR SPECIALTY IS BEDDING aozen. !ii the policeman in full pursuit. Hulihee iurtusn xuweis, 13x42, at $1.55 lunusn towels, 22x45, at S3.65 dozen. We are now selling grey hair mattresses at wonderfully finally dived under a house up Liliha LOT 4. LOT 9. else- street whence the officer dragged him Turkish towels, 19x44, $2.25 dozen. low prices about half what you would have to pay out and took him to the station where at Turkish towels, 24x45, at $5.00 dozen. "citizen-made- ' where. And our " woven wire mattresses are he was charged with larceny in the LOT 5. LOT 10. offered at bargains. second degree. Turkish towels, 20x45, at $2.50 dozen. Turkish towels, 27x56, at $8.25 dozen. low-pric- We now carry a full line of ed furniture and in- Man Did a Little Marring. vite vour inspection. William Marr was yesterday eharged m under Section 315S, which broadly in- aneeis terpreted means lascivious conduct. The OF BEST MAKES HONOLULU WIRE BED CO. police claim that Marr has had undue OF SHEETING, ALL HEMMED AND READY FOR USE. I influence over some young girls. Kapiolani Building, corner King and Alakea Streets. 54x90 Hemmed sheets. Sale price. .65c 2 MAUI WILL HAVE ITS AAViiiiiivu iaAAwwka fcu& yj ...... ,.7 SC ill U1AUU AClllIllCI 1 Till V m 1(1 7 MJ1. wir If RUMBLE TONNEAU t ,UJ and 01 BRASS BAND 90x90 Hemmed sheets. Sale price...... i ...... $1.00 SEATS w. W. WRIGHT CO., Ltd. Linen Finish Pillow Slips Maui News.- - Some time ago Super- ' visor Lyons took up the matter of hav- 42x36, 2 for 25c; 45x36, 15c; 45x36, 20c; 45x36, 25c. " ; From Up ing a band organized in Wailuku which $25 in time will doubtless visit other parts of the island and give concerts for the Bedspreads benefit of the residents of Maui. REMARKABLY CHEAP. THE LARGEST SHIPMENT OF The matter was taken up at the last meeting of the board but it was de- $1.00 cided that nothing could be done to- For we will 'sell the best line of spreads ever shown here for the money. At $1.35, ward pur- appropriating funds for the j 9 fiv.uw, vv, pose until a band is organized and in r'o"' f'ot "t' vfj") uavt aaLuujiaixiiig values. CT7T? l! actual existence. WILL.- WEI.I,- - VTSTT 5ATT7 j-- WE HAVE EVER RECEIVED IS NOW IN OUR STORE IT PAY TO THT5w w w a M Aija r.nrreVrf V J- - O wcV V Cat1 Supervisor W. F. Pogue advanced ' .ri tut? lit $100 and sent a check for that amount VERTISE. ALL LAID OUT AND MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. to Kapellmeister Sehrader who drew up a subscription list" which was circu- lated among the citizens of Wailuku and Kahului. The necessary funds were quickly raised and the instruments of V mm mm. V ss&r (6Bi4 m Tig&pm QV A VSil A St. Louis College were bought. El C FORT RTPTTT?.T "We get the bulk of this work be Maui Notes. it ( FREIGHT cause of our superior facilities for handling it and our reasonable prices. Judge J. W. Kalua returned to Wai- ( HAULING We do all kinds of hauling, however, luku from Honolulu Tuesday evening. and are looking tor more business. C. H. Brown returned from Honolulu Tuesday evening by way of McGregors HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION AND D RAYING CO., Ltd. landing. A DOCIDOCZDOC Phone 281. Office, Fort street, opposite W. Q. Irwin & Co. The Lurline came in Thursday morn- ing and is discharging freight and tak- ing on a load for the Coast. C, Cashier D. Lufkin of the First r National Bank of Wailuku ' returned from a business trip to Honolulu Tues- day. J AGE Dr. W. Osmers has bought out Dr. IlIflliSSIIHIl ruddy-cheeke- the mature vigor of Dinegar and expects to up Even d youth Is not more beautiful than take the Safe Ice Cream Without Churning S not geen so often as it should be, partly practice of medicine in Wailuku on tealthy old age. This, however, is September 1. suppose that weakness and th are in- because many persons mistakenly Miss Hadley, who was a teacher in separable from ripe maturity of years. the Lahaina public school has been Think of simply placing the ingredients in a freezer and later, Yet in the majority of cases enfeebled old persons require nothing but the transferred to the C'entaal Primary finding the contents frozen into the most delicious CREAMS OR simple, natural treatment afforded by School of Honolulu. ICES, absolutely smooth and velvety. All without labor. All with- Miss A. J. Gault, who was principal out the usual danger of ptomaine poisoning. seems'like It magic. This if i I ! Steams' Wine oi; Cod Liver Extract of the Puunene school, has been pro- wonderful freezer and our methods of ig3$ moted to a better position in the Cen- aerating the cream does it which acts by increasing he appetite, aiding digestion and putting more iron tral Grammar School of Honolulu. into the blood. It has neither the taste nor smell of cod liver oil, but is as H. M. Wells, who has been an In1 pleasant to the taste as a superior tabje wine. It is as valuable to old. persons spector of schools for the past fytrl Buy the Sanitary Crystal Glass Ice most remarkable effects have been achieved jers, uas vvku appointed to a position 25 aa to young ones and many of its with the High School in Honolulu. sure yon get STEARNS' I with the aged. Get it at your chemist's and be The Hilo Fruit Company has entered Cream Freezer the genuine. into a contract with the pineapple growers to take their fruit "of 4 558 inches diameter at $18 per ton for the year. Pour the cream into the glass freezer. Pack in ice and salt as usual. Set aside until WE ARE AGENTS FOB THE Miss Isabella M. Weight, a teacher frozen. That is easier than grinding for even ten minutes. Dyeing DYEING WOEKS, . Lift jar from ice pack Rinse Cleaning and T. THOMAS in the Kaahumanu School of Honolulu, off under a faucet. Push the rod against false bottom. Slice. SAN FRANCISCO. went to Wailuku to If you do not wish to use all visit her brother, repack. The cream may be kept a week by renewing ice will-- , call for articles 'to be cleaned or dyed. Geo. Weight, during the summer vaca- pack. No dasher to clean No rhone us and we machinery rust, clog or Articles delivered by return Alameda. tion. to wear out. Guaranteed as represented. Refuse tin substitutes Ho-noka- a One size only j. phone 1491. Manager G. C. Hoffgaard of the capacity 8 portions...... FRENCH. LAUNDRY, abadie. store has resigned his position. He has gone to Honolulu, where he will accept a position with the Inter-Islan- d Em Oi Household Pept. Second Floor Steamship Company as a purser on one Off, Ltd. of the boats plying between Honolulu TERRITORIAL and Kauai. Mr. Hoffgaard is well TANTIES known on Maui, where he was the man- OCD0G)OC 3 OQDC DO ager of the Kihei store for a numbej: of years. Maui News. L. AYAU SHOE CO. .- - . SS3

Hi OFFICE: 408 8TANGENWALD BLDG. NUTJANtJ ABOVE KING. ll'llllHONOLULU. JACK LONDON TO ! SPECIAL SEE GOANO WWW WHITE, WASHABLE FOUR-IN-HAND- S ntESH, FIRE EXTINGUISHERS (White and Colored) CLEAN, TWO FOB 25c WELL FLAVORED, TRINIDAD, Colo., July 17. Bronzed WELL COLO BED YOLKS. J. M. Gilman C. K. Chow & Co. with over two years of ocean travel, Room 50 Judd BIdg. CORNER KING AND RIVER STS. Mr. and Mrs. Jack London arrived in Trinidad this morning en route to the The Pond Dairy - -- "'sfef.- if i 1 i RING UP Grand Canyon, having come by devious PHONE 890. passage from Sydney, Australia. They Sunday Delivery came on a tramp steamer from Sydney MID-SUMME- to Ecuador, South America, being forty-fiv- e NEW MILLINERY MEATS. FISH, BUTTER s da-- on the water. Then coming AT on a. Panama boat, they reached Gal- For Groceries Phone 76 C. Q. YEE HOP S CO. veston, Texas, two days ago, and left MtSS ROWER'S THOSE $20 ROLL AND FLAT TOP DESKS ARE IN for Trinidad, from where they will take BIG NEXT THE FISHMARKET. the train for the Grand Canyon, where MILLINERY PARLORS, DEMAND. LEROY HENRY they will spend a week before going Boston Building, Fort Street. to their home in Glenn Ellen, Cal. We got a large stock because we knew they would go Coca Cola Refreshes Mr. London became ill while aboard like hot cakes. If you want a desk, now's your chance. the Snark, the forty-five-foo- t boat in MASSEUR BOTTLED BY which they started from San Francisco, Exactly Right HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS two and one-hal- f years ago for the pur- pose of going around the world. The CONSOLIDATED SODA WATEB FIFTEEN YEARS EXPEDIENCE. PHONE 516. boat was PHONE 411. left at Sydney to be sold, as WORKS CO., LTD. Mr. London contracted" malarial fever It HACKFELD & CO., Ltd. in the Pacific Islands and was unable TELEPHONE 7L Alexander Young Hotel Laundry to continue the trip. PAU I(A I! ANA Mr. London has ten new books readv HARDWARE DEPARTMENT. for publication. The one which will MRS. J. ROSENBERG Orders left here will be attended to be out first and which is now in the If your grocer can't iupply you, hands of the NEW YORK and PARISIAN Territorial Messenger publishers, is entitled Service notify "Adventure," and it is a novel with scenes Iotel Near Union. Phone S61. its laid in the Solomon Islands, Novelties FEED. L. WAXDBOJ? - PHONE 12 in the south seas. Read Alexander Young BIdg, Second Floor. the "Advertiser," World's News Daily THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1909. XX moDucTa or 14 sr..? ARMY AND NAVY NEWS Sharp SignS M Love's Bakery "MAKE GOOD"

J J J kTackln-r&u4factnr- ed Goods; Bake4 According to tlie Japan Ad"ertiser) on the part of troops returning to the Daily of Tokio, the Japanese cruiser Idzumo Limea Mates from service in ths is to be dispatched to the United States Philippines, Gen. Oliver, acting secre Tom Sharp in the near future. The vessel is pre tary of war, today directed the issue THE SIGN MAN Saloon Pilot of a general sumablv to go to San Francisco to par-- 1 order to the army author ELITE ETJTJLDINa Phon 397 tieipate in the naval demonstration izing vessels of the United States army Pilot and at the Portola festival. The cruiser transport service to fly "a homeward-boun- d pennant," will pass through Honolulu eu route. furnished by the THE CTJSHMAN The Idzumo is a sister ship to the troops on board returning from for- MARINE Soda Crackers Iwate. Her 'displacement is 9S00 tons eign service. It is prescribed that this MOTOE 4-- and she carries a cre'w of 4S3 men. pennant shall consist of a blue field P., weighs 145 lbs. A little tre for sale by the following inns: wonder. Can be een at Neill'a workshop. HENRY MAY ft CO. , 1.C a J. M. LEVY ft CO. TMMK ,DElE!LOPiISMT Aiaemaery repaired, ship and gener & V . tl blacksmithing, T. H. SAYXES ft CO. ) THE FINAL CONVENIENCE. AX J T f gasolene engine, tt. JOHN NETLL. Pro. H. HACKFELD ft Ca There is every reason for the adoption of this simple 9 a J. DAY ft CO. method for development. It affords better results than the Manoa Valley GONSALVES ft CO. old dark-roo- m method, even in the hands of an expert. Com- The most beautiful section of Hono- plete stock now in, for films or plates. lulu was so - " made in an architectural - - 1f rip 1 sense by persons who bought their Consult Us for Photo-Suppl- y Co. lumber from us or bad ns build their Honolulu y."''.'ip vS.W- - "'ffj " bungalows. You will note tha accurate Advertising ideas " Hotel. construction and even balance of our THE CM AS. ft. P HAZIER CO. Everything Photographic." Fort Street, Near work in Manoa and College Hills. 122 KING ST. - Phone 371

City Mill Co., Ltd ALL THE FITTINGS FOR SAN FRANCISCO HOTEL. C. K. AI, Manager.

NEW METHOD OF BUILDING CONCEETE WALL FOE ONE OF UNCLE SAM'S ARMY POST BUILDINGS. Have You Tried the sciiiMN (mm (c, hp. New Chairs ? DR. J- - H. RAYMOND Nil' mm mm Silent Barber Shop PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office with Dr. C. B. Wood, 166 Bere-- EDWARD EVERETT HALE tanian Street, Office Honrs 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 4 p. n1 COMPLETE WOEKS. 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. Telepbone Brown & Lyon Co. Office 24; Residence 1460. YOUNG BUILDING. EDGEWORTH Pi TOE TOBACCX) THAT NEVER . F. L. LaMoreaux "BITES TIIE TONGUE. PURE PLUG CUT MIXTURE PIANO AND PIPE OKOAN Fitzpatrick Bros. Tuning and Repairing BERGSTBOM MUSIC CO., LTD, Tel 321. Wah Ying Chong Co. FAIi OWT HOTI Eva Eld of Fishmarket, King Street, Honolulu, T. EL SAN FRANCISCO EAISING WALL OF CONCEETE INTO POSITION FOE GAEEISON Homc-Mad- e LADIES', GENTS and CHILDREN'S CAMP PEEEY. Bread FANCY GOODS The most superbly situated hotel in the world PBESH DAILY. SHOES IN GREAT VARIETY She is 400 feet long, with a beam of containing thirteen white stars and Pies, Cakes, Doughnuts, PRICES LOW Overlooking the entire Bay of San Francisco, the Golden mm ..in' Gate 1- 68 -2 feet and a maximum draught of two stripes, the upper stripe of white Baked Beans Saturday. and the rapidly rebuilding City. Convenient to Shopping, USE W. P.' FULLER 4 CCS - - Theater, Business and Railroad Centers. - 24 1-- 2 feet. She carries four and the lower stripe of red material, PEEFECTION HOME BAKERY, ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 1000 GUESTS. guns; fourteen twelve both tapering to a point. BERETANIA NEXT TO EMMA 1-- PURE PREPARED PAINT ers; eight 2 2 pounders, and sub- EUROPEAN PLAN. four This acfion was recommended by merged torpedo tubes. She has Krupp BEST HOUSE PAINT Rates: Single Rooms with bath, $2.50, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 upwards armor. Her normal coal supply is 550 Gen. Wotherspoon. acting chief of Suites with bath, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $20.00, $25.00 upwards. NEW SOCIETY tons and her maximum supply is 1400 staif, on the ground that such pen tons. MANAGEMENT nants wilt be treasured by tne regi-- . LEVERS & COOXE, Ltd. The guns load at any elevation or mental organizations on account of STATIONERY PALACE HOTEL COMPANY direction. Both the Idzumo and Iwate their sentimental asociations. In his were built at Elswick and are consid- opinion, sentiment is of value in the In Note Papers, Tablets, Envelopes, Mr. and Mrs.' Hashimoto ered excellent ships. The Idzumo nas maintenance of a high moral and eff- - Papeteries and Ccrr. Cards. a speed rmf about 22 knots. She is a iciency of an organization. In the A further supply of MAGGEURG trifunneier. navy use of these United States the Hawaiian Folk Tales, Hawaiian Yes- A Berlin Rumor. homeward-boun- d pennants, while not terdays, History, and Telephone 637 recognized regulation a custom Hawaiian the Stop That Headache and Save Your Nerves BERLIN, July 15. New York papers by is best of recent fiction at so old as to be almost a tradition. In Rheumatism, Do not try to endure a headache, waiting with what patience yon can until report that the government of the Uni- that service the pennant is procured Bruises, have worn it out:" ted States will station a full battle fleet by, voluntary contributions from tho Sprains, joa in the Philippines the end of the Why should you! a great deal better to save your serves the wear after ship's crew, and its size usually de Thos.G.Thrum's Tired Feeling It's great naval maneuvers of this year. 1063 FORT STREET. and tear of torture. pends on the length of the cruise. The and other HomewardBound Pennant. pennant adopted for the army is prac Ailments One dose of use in the Quickly Responding to a general tically a duplicate of that in sentiment n aw. YOUR FRAMING Relieved. for half what you've been paying and VIBRATORY MASSAGE. Headache Wafers 173 BERETANIA AVE., NEAR EMMA Steams' done with artistic taste , EXTENSION BATH AND MANICURE. a tiny tasteless wafer brings you relief in a few minutes real relief at that IMU Pacific Picture Framing Go. leaves your head feeling clear and natural. Fred Harrison. Pres. E. A. Donthitt, NUUANU BELOW HOTEL V. Pres. W. W. Harris, Treas. When this eertain ease from that pain is always at hand (or at the nearest WOBK C. G. Bartlett, Auditor, A. V. Gear, Sec. chemist's) there is no reason for suffering from, headache. PiblSSli OAHU RAILWAY Yon would not consider it wise to suffer from a cinder in your eye or a TIME TABLE Real Estate Exchange Ltd. thorn in your hand a moment longer than necessary. Hawaii Herald. Chief Engineer C. OUTWARD. Think it over and remember that Stearns'. Headache Wafers CUBE, yet H. Kluegel of the Kilo Railroad Com- For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and Way m. EXCLUSIVELY REAL ESTATE. a habit. Stations 9:15 a. m., 3:20 p. never cause the formation of drug pany is quietijr pegging away at his For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way 82 S. King St. Opposite Union Grill. work. He says: Stations 17:30 a. m., 9:15 a. m,, "The construction of the Hamakua 11:15 a. m., 2:15 p. m., Z:20 p. m.) extension of the Hilo Railroad has be- 5:15 p. m., t9:30 p. m., fll p. m. For Wahiawa 9:15 a. m., and "5:15 Bathing Suits gun in earnest. Its continuance is as- p. m. sured by the fact that funds are avail- INWARD. FOR MEN. . 'w , EMBROIDERED able for the purpose. The topography Arrive Honolulu from Kahukn, Wai along the line is such that the cost alua and Waianae 8:36 a. m., 5:30 The Kash Co. 'Ltd. PONGEE SILK COATS. of the. railway will be large. Otherwise p. m. Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and FORT AND HOTEL. it would have been built years ago. Pearl City f7:46 a. m., 8:36 a. m., ' "Upon leaving the Hilo station the 10:38 a. m., lO p. m., 4:31 p. m., line will cross a bridge over 400 feet 5:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m. Honolulu from Wahiawa con- Arrive Orpheum Beer jj long, a substantial structure with a. m. 5:31 p. m.. IP 3:36 and - gj 1 jH jr crete piers. Most of the numerous The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hou- r fl gulches will be provided with stone train (only first-clas- s tickets honored), Lambert masonry or concrete arched culverts. 1 rJ X tW QUA worn WOTHm I1! I leaves Honolulu every Snnday at 8:22 in Honolulu will be a. m.; returning, arrives ALL GOOD. Silk Crepe Scarfs, all shades. Ladies' Silk Stockings, Crepe Others crossed by steel bridges, at 10:10 p. m. The Limited stops only of which the first will be placed at at Pearl City and Waianae. Picture Frames and Paintings. Honolii, 100 feet high and 500 feet Loose Fitting Dailv. tEx. Sunday. tSunday Only. PARAGON PAINT long. G. P. DENISON, T. C. SMITH, Superintendent. G. P. & T. A. "There will be no sharp curves nor B.V.D. & ROOFING GO. excessively steep grades on the line. KOOLAU RAILWAY. PETER HJGQINS, Manager. In order to attain these desirable con- TIME SCHEDULE. ditions the grading will necessarily be Coat Cut Undershirts ESTIMATES FURNISHED. DAILY, EXCEPT SATURDAY, WORK GURANTEED. very heavy. Preliminary work is be- and SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS Office 1039 Bethel, Near Hotel St. ayegU ing done in getting out stone and sand. Knee Length Drawers Leave Kahana for Pnnaluu, Hanula, L&ie, Kahuku and Two rock crushers and other appliances boidcibdD the HAVE YOU TRIED THE coda Summer mria (U Way at 12:00 M. will soon be on ground. t the ok Stations NUUANU, ABOVE HOTEL. the About Arrive Kahuku at 1:00 P.M. seventy-fiv- e laborers are now being em- Returning: TUNGSTEN LAMP? ployed and this number will be much On. nil ot a V. D.-- wS aria three Leave Kahuku for Laie, Han- ttyic More light less cost. increased." e old tight feting earnest b. ula, Punaluu, Kahana and at aw E V D.S do sot drc or bad At Way Stations at 1:45 P.M. The contractors are establishing their wearer; chaia end Wn wear oat any Arrive Kahana at 2:45 P.M. I UNIOH ELECTRIC CO. fish-mark- headquarters ot land near the Every aV.D.awneat k aiade of aUa. SATURDAY, SUNDAY permission to do so having durable uut aaterklhat ojretjhe -- " AND HOLIDAYS been given A. A. Wilson by the Ter- oiwear. A camp Eer B.V D. ganaeat cameOy eat. Leave Kahana for Punaluu, Ice & ritory. of laborers is already accurate! tfircbed and Oahu Electric Cc established out at Honolii, and the work Ifauula, Laie, Kahuku and LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S Identified On? By Thk Red Wo Way Stations at 11:00 A.M. of clearing and blasting between Hilo Label and point is in progress. 1:30 P.M. that at A.M. MADE. FOR THE Arrive Kahuku 11:58 ICE delivered at any part of the city. 2:15 P.M promptly filled. VACATION Island orders DAYS. Leave Kahuku for Laie, Han- Telephone 528, P. O. Box 600. Office, Hats In order to recuperate your health or ula. Punaluu, Kahana and Kewalo. PanainE to spend your vacation where you will BEST RETAIL TRADE Way Stations at 12:35 P.M SEE THEM. 1 3:00 P.M. COME AND get the best results for I the smallest II THE B. V. D. COMPANY iJ Connections are made at Kahuku with expenditure, try Haleiwa. It is only New York. the O. K. fir L. Co. '3 9:15 a. m. train Drink thirty miles from town, beautifully sit- Ask your from Honolulu, and the 2:20 p. m. train, V UYEE uated cn the bank of a river and "with- dealer for which arrives in the citv at 5:30 p. m. Rainier AND HOTEL. in short distance from the sea. Golf BV.D Underwear. JANUARY 1. 1909. NUUANU BETWEEN KING links, fishing and boating and with all J. J. DOWLING, E. S. POLLISTER, of the comforts of a home. Superintendent G. P. & F. A. AND KEEP HEALTHY. z TES PAOTHO COiO2ClAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1909. i yuw?ooowx)ooooooo OOOC0CC000 JAPANESE SAVED

Two Cottages, and Lot, Luna- - FROM WATERY GRAVE Quality lilo St. ..: $2.50 in lurreys House and Large Lot, Kalihi. . .52,703 -- Cottage and Lot, Liliha St. $1,650 Hawaii Herald. Last Sunday about VOCK0XCCKCXOOC oooooo. four o'clock three Japanese capsized their little boat in the channel. Cap- NOTICE DESIRABLE ACREAGE PROPER- tain Roberts seeing that the men were TIES, situated in KALIHI VALLEY, being carried away by a strong cur- A special meeting, of the stockhold- and Bear PEARL CITY, EWA. If you rent, jumped into his canoe which is al- ers of the Kaua'i Railway Company will E heia Da-vie- s r? 3CQ want a Small Farm, these lands will ways ready and in twenty minutes or te at ilk onices Ci 'iiieo. it. & Co., Ltd., in Honolulu, City and u investigation. so, had the Japanese in his boat. One bear County of Honolulu, Territory of Ha- Boaeh Homes, beyond Diamond Head, of the men was unconsjlous. waii, on Thursday., the 12th day of Au- very romantic. Location and Good gust, A. IX 1909," at 1:30 p. m.; for the . t - t t .. purpose of taking such action as may Batbing. be necessary to I secure the benefits APPLY -- under Act 39 of the Laws of the REAL ESTATE f Territory of Hawaii passed by the A. TRANSACTIONS ' Legislature of said Tprritrin, at ih David Dowsctt j I regular session, 1909, being ; entitled Ineoraoce EeaX Estate Loans . Act 10 provide ior validating the incorporation Entered of Record July 31, 1909. of Railway and Trans- 203 JTJDD BUILDING. portation Companies heretofore in- PHONE NO. 655 Elia Kaaibue to Frederick S Ly corporated under charters granted by man . .PA the Treasurer of the Territory of Titus M Coan et al by atty to Hawaii, with the consent of the Asing...... I Governor, or by their predecessors Pil First Bank of Hilo Ltd to Manoel in offiee, and certain contracts made TRY A Andrade and wf .....Eel ana acts ana proceedings had under Akioka to Ah Sui Wong . ... L said charters and amendments there- - fill Jose R Gaspar and wf to Francisco to, and in reference thereto and the IS CONKLIN L da Silva U granting mereoi." Maria G Rodrigues to Maui Dry By order of the President. SELF-FILLIN- G Goods & Grey Co Ltd L E. H. WODEHOUSE, Maria G Eodrigues to Maui Dry Secretary of Kauai Railway Company Goods & Grey Co Ltd BS 841S August 2, 7, 12. Strathmorc Quality FOUHTAIN PEN Lilia Maunakea and hsb et al to L L McCandless.. D .Francis M Swanzy et al to George FORECLOSURE NOTICE. Just a pressure of the Mundon . Rel while you dip the pen George Mundon and wf to Arthur By virtue of the power of sale con- Made from rags, has thumb tained in A Beautiful Smooth into anfink well fills it. New H Bice D $ certain mortgage made on Kona Jap Coffee Planters Assn to the 7th day of September, A. D. 1901, long fiber which gives stock. Capt Cook Coffee Co Ltd. CM by I. E. Ray to the First Bank of Hilo, Surface W G Ashley et al to Trent Trust Limited, which said mortgage is re- it the toughness and Co Ltd M corded in the offiee of Registrar of Con- OAT'&MOSSMAN William Cooper et al to John Da veyances, in Honolulu, in Liher 237. nn A Uniform Thickness pages 93 pliability necessary in Costa . . D and 94, and which mortgage A Aheong to Adriano E Souza has been transferred to the undersign- Merchant Street. J ed, notice hereby given paper that is subjected et al is that I shall Quality Joao M Morreira and wf to Mrs offer and expose for sale at the mauka That Spells door Antonia Pavao D of the , eourthouse in Hilo, County to frequent erasures and W K Kaholokuia to G Ochimura... L and Territory of Hawaii, at twelve Standard o'clock noon, on Lewis & Co., Ltd. A R Souza et al to A F Tavares... D Saturday, August 28, much handling. .Joaquin R Souza nd fto Pru- - 1909, and sell to the highest bidder for . D cash the property described in said dencio Camacho . Wc arc Sole Agents in J R Souza and wf to M R Mendez. . D mortgage and more fully hereinafter this territory for the sale of Leading Grocers Annie Cooper and hsb to Antonio described, because of the "breach of the PHONE 240 C Vasconcellos D obligations of said mortgage, to wit: i 169 KING STEEET Theresa Farias and hsb to Joana the nonpayment of principal and in- Gomes ..... D terest when due. Straihrnbre Quality NEW SHIPMENT OP Maria P Morreira and hsb to An- The property to be offered for sale nie Cooper D is described as all of that piece and Manoel G Sarao and wf to Maria parcel of land situate in Hilo, County Alexis Bond Ladies' Muslin Underwear P Morreira D and Territory of Hawaii, bounded and Mary V Fernandez and hsb to An- described as follows: nie Cooper . D Beginning at the northeast corner of Typewriter Yee Chan & Co. this lot, which is the southeast corner Paper of Vikoli Kamukai's ' V 1909. lot, and running: ALL SIZES. EINa AND BETHEL. Recorded July 22, S. 83 00' E. 133.5 feet alonsr the mauka Annie H Kealoba and hsb to Young line of Front street to the XE. cor-- ! Tfee Best Only. Men's Sav Socy Ltd, M; pc land, rents, ner of Yamamoto's lot, thence etc, Palama, Waikapu, 3 pes land, S. 35" 00' W. 426 feet to the Waialama rWAKAMI, rents, etc, Keokea, Kula, Maui. $400. canal, thenee B 314, p 371. Dated July 19, 1909. N. 20 00' W. 9a feet along said canal JAPANESE GOODS. Daniel K Naoho to S Ahu, L; por to the SW. corner of Vikoli Kamuki's 6721, 2655, Waihee, lot, thence . Hotel sad Betfed. R P kul Pahihi, N. 20 Maui. 10 $40 per yr. B 313, p 00' E. 310 feet to the initial vrs at point, and 498. Dated May 6, 1909. containing an area of j Hawaiian Gazette Co. , Ltd. az-iu- u acres. 'eirythtrigfin J E Kekipi to Kahopewai Mia (w) Terms cash. et al, D; int in premises, rents, etc, (Signed) MASAYO ARAKAWA. Pauwela, Makawao, Maui. B 318, p July 31, 1909. Phone 88. 198. Dated June 9, 1909. AUSEICAX-HAWAHA- Jr 8418 August 2, 9, 16. FATES ft SUPPLY CO. D T Carey to Joao R Texeirra, D; 2D ST AND QUEEN, 8TEEET8 int in R P 6432, kul 3439, Mokuhau, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Maui. $200. B 318, p 200. i Wailuku, FIRST CIRCUIT OF THE TEERI- - Dated June 28, 1909. TORY OF HAWAH-BER- S. -- CHAM- - Meleana Aki and hsb (Aki) to Ah AT 1-- , Siu, D; 2 int in R P gr 3365, Kama-ole- Kula, Maui. $40. B 318, p 200. Dated July 6, 1909. Louisa Ng Kong, Libellant, vs. Ng Kong, W L Decoto to Annie H Kealoba Libellee. Divorce. - - ' - -- Ma-kaak- a, liT. Stepney et al, Rel; E kul 4284B, The Waihee;PS,pc land, Palama, Wai- Territory of Hawaii to Ng Kong 3 pes Maui. Greeting: kapu; land? Keokea, Kula, You are notified $378.80. B 322, p 83. Dated July 20, hereby that there E yjr ft-- fiSB jggf is now BU Iigf 1909. pending in the above entitled court, filed against and accounts of Carrie A. Beckwith To JOSEPH WTTMARSH; ' a suit o von bvJ HANNAH C. & Recorded July 23, 1909. Louisa Ng Kong, wherein she prays Hair, executrix of the last will and J. WHITMARSH, wife of JOSEPH BREWER CO., LTD. Hama-kuapok- Gurrey (A for an absolute divorce against you, on testament of J. J. Hair, late of WHITMARSH; KAMAKA WHIT- SUGAR FACTORS AND - Associated Garage Caroline H and hsb R Jr) Maui, wherein she to be MARSH; to Mildred L Norris, D; por gr 256, the ground of your failure to provide asks ANNA WHITMARSH and J allowed $4,432, she charges her SAMUEL COMMISSION MERCHANTS LTD. Hillside ave, Honolulu, Oahu. $1000. her with the necessaries of life, and and WHITMARSH, unknown $4,432, and same heirs law tssscsAirs ajhj sikeop btil B 316, p 361. Dated July 22, 1909. that said suit may be heard and de- self with asks that the at of PETER WHITMARSH, List of Officers termined on or after the 11th day of may be examined and approved, and deceased; WILLIAM KEKA; Si AOKI; C. M. Cooke, President; George 3L Mildred L Norris and hsb (R S) to 1909. that a final order may be made of dis- MARIE M. PAA; KAIAMA Henry Waterhouse Tr Co Ltd, Tr, M; Oetober, A. D. KEKA; Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop, . M. tribution of the property remaining in JAMES AKO. attorney in Mae-farlan- e, por lot 2 and Puupueo Ho-- ; T. SIMONTON, fact for Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. music rdwrj Tract, her hands to the persons thereto en- JOSEPH WHITMARSH; THE TER- nolulu, Oahu. $1200. B 314, p 374.! Clerk. Auditor; P. C. Jones, C. M. 8418-A- ng. titled, and discharging her and her RITORY OF HAWAII; JOHN music Dated July 22, 1909. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, Sept. 6. Cooke, J. R. Gait, Directors. sureties from all further responsibility BROWN, JAMES BLACK, MARY Section Director. TTwxiian Music and Hawaiian In Annie Caesar and hsb (L) to Pioneer SECRETARY'S as suck executrix; BLUE and JANE PURPLE, unknown struments & Urge stock . to select Bldg & Loan Assn of Haw, M; por R P NOTICE is owners Of Special Meeting It ordered, that Monday, the 30th and claimants; JOHN D. from. 5716, kul 10605, Cummins and Waima-n- u of Stockholders of day of August, A. D. 1909, 10 PARIS; MARY C. WM. G. . the Mutual Telephone Company. at o'clock PARIS; J. D. IRWIN & CO LTD. WALL, NICHOLS CO, LTD. sts, Honolulu, Oahu. $200. B 314, a. m., before the Judge of said Court PARIS, JUNIOR, and HANNAH Fort and Merchant Sts. p 378. Dated July 21, 1909. at the court room of the said Court at PARIS, Defendants. SUGAR FACTORS AND Henry Kane et al by mtgee to Den- By order of E. F. Bishop, President Wailuku, Island of Maui, be and the You are hereby directed to appear, COMMISSION AGENTS of the Mutual Telephone no- same hereby is appointed as and answer nis J Cashman, D; por gr 161, Manoa, Company, the time the Petition in an action Wm. G. President end Your Suit Honolulu, Oahu. $400. B 316, p 363. tice is hereby given to the Stockholders and place for hearing said petition and entitled as above, brought against you Irwin...... in John D. Spreckels...lst Vice President Dated July 16, 1909. of said Company that there will be a accounts, and that all persons interest- the District Court of the United W. M. - Giffard 2nd Vice President . TO THE Olaa Sugar Co et al to Hilo Rail- special meeting of the Stockholders of ed may then and there appear and States, in and for the Territory of M. Ltd the H. Whitney Treasurer EAGLE DYEING AND road Co, Rel; lands, leaseholds, rts w, Mutual Telephone Company held at show cause, if any they have, why the Hawaii, within twenty days from and Richard the office of same not Ivers Secretary CLEANING WORKS bldgs, engines, franchises, contracts, the Company at the corner should be granted, and may after service upon you of a certified D. G. May of Merchant and Alakea streets, in present evidence as to who are entitled copy of Plaintiff's Petition herein, to- .....Auditor TEL. 505, PORT STEEET. etc, Hilo and PiTna, Hawaii. $61,974.75. B 314, p 377. Dated July 22, 1909. Honolulu, on Monday, the 2nd day of to the said property. And that notice gether with a certified copy of this AGENTS FOR v August, 1909, at 10 of this order, in English language, Summons. o'clock a. m. the Oceanic Steamsnip Company, San Fran- The objeet of said meeting is to con- be published in the Pacific Commercial And you are hereby notified that un- cisco, Cal. sider certain proposed amendments to Advertiser, a newspaper printed and less you appear and. answer as above the required, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel- By Authority. Charter of the Company; and also published in Honolulu, for three suc- the said Plaintiff will take phia, Pa. such other business as may be brought cessive weeks, the last publication to judgment of condemnation of the lands before described Hakalau Plantation Company. the meeting. be not less than two weeks previous to in the Petition herein and Hilo Sugar Company. SEALED TENDERS. F. C. ATHERTON, the time therein appointed for said for any other relief demanded in the Petition. Honolulu Plantation Company, MOM Aft FLVIH Secretary, Mutual Telephone Company. hearing. Hutchinson Sugar Honolulu, July 20, 1909. Dated at Wailuku, Maui, 23rd WITNESS the Honorable SANFORD Plantation Company. Sealed Tenders will be received at this Kilaues. Sugar Plantation Company. THE WORLD-BEATIN- G S408 July 21, 28;August 2 day of Julv, 1909. B. DOLE, Judge of said District the office of the Superintendent of Pub-- 1 Court, this 26th Olowalu Company. (Sgd) S. B. KINGSBURY, day of June in the Paauhau Plantation lie Works until 12 o'clock m. of Mon- Judge of the Circuit Court year of our Lord one thousand Company. Flyer SPECIAL MEETING of the nine Waimanalo Sugar Company. Thomas day, August 30, 1909, for dredging Second Circuit. hundred and nine and of the in- "Wtaner of New York to Paris act OF TOE HONOLULU RAPID TRAN- dependence of Tor a Demonstration, see Slips Xos. 1 and 2 in the north end of Attest: the United States SIT & LAND CO. (Sgd.) EDMUND H. HART, the one hundred and thirtv-third- . Wm G. Irwin & Co., Ltd. Honolulu Harbor, adjacent to Hack-fel- d Von Hamm-Youn- g Clerk of the Circuit Court of the . (Signed) A. E. MURPHY. Go., Ltd. wharf. Estimated quantity of ma- AGENTS FOR By order of the President, a special Second Cireuit. Clerk. THE Alexander Young Building terial to be removed is approximately 8412 July 26; August 2, 9, 16. (Endorsed) "No. 60 District Court Royal meeting of the Honolulu Rapid Transit of Insurance Co, of Liverpool, Eng- 50,000 cubic & the United States for the Territory land, yards. Land Company will be held on Tues- of Hawaii. The day, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE United States of Amer- Scottish Union & . Specifications and proposal blanks the 3rd day of August, 1909, at 3 ica vs. Joseph National Insuranca F. p. m., at the UNITED STATES, Whitmarsh. et al. Sum- Co. of Edinburgh, Scotland. Dr. SCHWANN may be had at the office of the Depart- Directors' Rooms, in the FOR THE mons. Robert W. Breckons. Plaintiff's office of the S. N. Castle Estate, Ltd., TERRITORY OF HA WAIL Attorney. The Upper Rhine Insurance Co., Ltd. ment of Public Works. Room Filed Julv 9, 1909. Commercial Union Assurance J J 609, Stangenwald Building, Ho- THE UNITED STATES OF A. E. MURPHY, Co, Ltd, The Superintendent of Public Works nolulu, for the purpose of AMERICA, of London. taking such Plaintiff, vs. JOSEPH WHIT-MARS- Clerk. reserves the right to reject any or all action as may be deemed proper under HANNAH J. WHIT-MARS- By (Signed) A. A. DEAS, Osteopathic Physician bids. the terms of Act 39 of the Laws of wife of JOSEPH WHIT-MARS- Deputv Clerk." the Territory of 1909. MARSTON CAMPBELL, Hawaii, . KAMAKA WHIT-MARS- Territory of Hawaii, City of "Ho--) and Oculist Dated Honolulu, Julv 16, 1909. nolulu. Fire Insurance Superintendent of Public Works, ANNA WHITMAESH " ALFRED L. CASTLE, )s 22 TTMMA SQUARE. Honolulu, July 29, 1909. 8416 and SAMUEL WHITMAESH. un- UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.) Secretary. known heirs at law of PETER I, A. E. MURPHY, Clerk of the Dis- TELEPHONE 33. 8411 July 24, 27, 31, Aug 3. 2, WHITMARSH, deceased; WIL- trict Court of the United States of THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO., HOURS: REQUEST. LIAM KEKA; S. AOKI; MARIE America, in and for the Territory and Consulting 3-- S p. m., exeept Saturdays IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE M. PA A; KAIAMA KEKA; District of Hawaii, do herebv certify LTD. Operating 8-1-2 m. JAMES AKO, attorney the foregoing to be a full, a. Will SECOND CIRCUIT, TERRITORY in fact for true and General Agents for Hawaii: J-- p. the person who kindly wrote me JOSEPH WHITMARSH; correct eopy of the original Summons Atlas Assurance a. a letter, dated and OF HAWAII. THE Company of London. mailed "Honolu- TERRITORY OF HAWAII: JOHN in case of The United States of America New York Underwriters Agency. lu, July 27, 1909", please write me BROWN, JAMES BLACK, vs. Joseph Whitmarsh. et al., as Providence again and MARY the Washington Insurance sign the.letterl ,In Frobate At Chambers. BLUE and JANE PURPLE, un- same remains of record and on file in THE STAR The whole matter will be treated as In the Matter of known owners and claimants; the office of the Clerk of said Court. private and confidential. the Estate of J. J. The signa- Hair, late of Hamakuapoko, De- JOHN D. PARIS; MARY C IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here- merchant Tailor ture of the received Maui, HONOLULU IRON WORK Dyeing, letter was no ceased. PARIS; J. D. PARIS, JUNIOR, unto set my hand and affixed Cleaning and Repairing all doubt left off by mistake, the and HANNAH (Seal) the seal COMPANY. mT8 of Clothes. letter Before Judge Selden B. Kingsbury. PARIS, Defendants. of said District Skillful workmen. having been dictated and the type- Order Court this 12th dav July. All of Notice of Petition for Al- " of Machinery, Black Pipe, Galvanized work Guaranteed, written matter sent off unsigned. A. D. 1909. -r lowance of Final Accounts and Dis- THE PRESIDENT OF Pipe, Boil- Tubes, Iron and Steel, En- ri. Ge ss a CalL S. B. KINGSBURY, charge in THE UNITED (Signed) A. E. MURPHY, gineers' ' t V.t, eenr Emma this Estate. STATES OF AMERICA, Supplies. St Wailuku, Maui. On reading and filing the petition Clerk of United Stes District Court, OFFTCE Nuuanu Street. Territory of Hawaii WORKS Kakaako.