From San Francitoo: Lurline January It The beginner at advertising should For San Francisco: seek a proper introduction to the Lurline January 20 I right people the home people. Try From Vancouver: ET1N Evening the BULLETIN for a starter. Makura February 3 For Vancouver: Bull Character-Builde- January 31 Is the r of Successful Merchants Zcalaiidia 3:30 EDITION PRICE 5 CENTS. ESTABLISHED 1882. NO. 4819. 16 PAGES. HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF HAWAII. SATURDAY. JANUARY 7, 1911. 16 PAGES.

V 111 GIRLS' SCHOOL ENDANGERS INMATES WILL SAFEGUARD IMORMON CHURCH TO HELP BECK Girls In Peril, IMMIGRANTS AT IN FIGHT FOR SUGAR TRUST Immigration Tax PANAMA Conditions Told

Health conditions en the Isthmus of Paminia will be investigated by Dr. iclor S Clark, of the Territorial;, Of Schools Reports To Will Next Legislature To Hoar dof Immigration, before the pro-- Matron Ask nosed "route" for immigrants from Portugal to Hawaii is established. Dr. Re-ena- Telling Of ct Bill Clark is leaving San Francisco today Commission, Passed lor the Isthmus. Tho Hoard of Immigration receiv-- i I A?s I r!SL - I ed a cablegram to this effect from! f 4f Dangers In 1909 Dr. Clark this morning. He has been in San Francisco for more than a The lives of the fifty two girls who twelve Japanese four Cbineie and nor- - expended by tlic Territorial Hoard of A reenacluient of tlie special week, arranging for tlie charter of a1 is ii ...... t i Portuguese. are detained at ine un is inuii-i- i.n four IniinigiaUon din ing the course of the vessel to bring the Portuguese from en- poration Income tax for the purpose s are in comuaiii uani,i:i he- Conditions at Hie school are i two years, much of it having Cruz to Hawaii. The cable luul con-t-e- last Salina - to tile of assist iug immigrai ion and (lie i of the condition of the Imild- tlrely satisfactory, according been expended by A. L. C. Atkinson contains no information as to tlie uise - one o ra- - repoit. A new dining ball is de- vatien of Territorial will in recruiting Russians as plantation charter and it is believed that It has nus. accordine to seeuu says statements tliat are. dared an absolute ne.essity, and lie urged upon the next session of The bill was enacted for a not been clased. Dr. Clark thai ther FtartlLiK laborers. nothing from Agent! three new cottages for teachers and two-yea- he lias to rcinrt contained in the report of Sadie by Covernor Krenr. period, the expending of the dormi- the legislature Campbell who is in London now. Sterrett, matron of the trliooi, con-- j extension of tlie shop; a new will bring the whole policy of u:oney accruing being left in tho tu ' This si(lerd at the meetniK of Hie school tory and a new road from I.ahaina immigration directly before hands of the Territorial Hoard of Itn-- 1 assisted commissioners this nioiniiiK. l.ahainaluna. the Legislature, ji ml a sharp division migi atioii. Training. All of the girls are subjected to j Nred Practical of oiinlon is sure to develop as to the. Legislation for tlie purposes of im REPUBLICANS TO In the course of his report Super- of tunerculosis, staiesj cent muatice of the policy inorpor-- i proving tlie roads throughout the the inieciion intendent Pope places industrial work report, which also declares rue nled in the hill passed at the session Territory will also be urged upon the ihe ill an important place in the school , ' buildings arc old and dilapidated, connection be of l!n:i. - Legislature by Governor Frear. The curriculum. In this long their usefulness, says: Covei-no- morning1 Governor believes the legislation IN having outlived The stated this FIX POLICY course of in. and are at present daniierous to life. "I am confident that our he was favorable to the reenact-- ; that will assure better methods Indus-- : that W of a bed slnlv with special emphasis on provides a! road construction and tlie handling A lew weeks ano tlie luent of the bill which y tr'.af wink is quite suitable for oii( in-- i went through the lloor of a dormito 2 per cent, on all ! of road funds is a pressing necessity, ! to me rpecial tax of room." mixed imputation. 'It seems CAUCUS niwl the celliiu--- of Hie dinillK I conies in ex-e- of $10110 per year, and will so advise tlie Legislature. i that the great fault has been and is j Ihe is also president of the Utah. Idaho buildings is so! one-fourt- j , ..J.II1I will abro come the Smith, head Mormon church, The wood of the still a failure to carry into practice of the proceeds going to 't ' next session of tho Legislature that I'Suga Company, capitalised at $13 000,000. He Is named as one of the riddled by woims thai Matron Star-- i what is prescribed. We have had no a conservation fund for the benefit against American Sugar Refin. of-tl- ie defendants in the government's suit the rett-make- unqualified particular method of requiring tho of the Territory as a whole, and tne will lie drawn to cover some the deliberate may work to be done and teachers have or pur-po- se doubts on the re iativo powers of the Qahu Have Much statement "that at any time one three fourths being used for the Members imi on work much TJTTa j have carried the Ha- through Hie floor." of bringing ininiigranta to Mon- 'the Utah. Idaho Company. fell as they have pleased. The siicrvis-in- g Settle at Meeting n tory, inc ident to (lie adoption of the j tAS It is asserted by tne nia-tio- system of waii. further principals, with a i.s money derived from the county control system by tile last. day Night. i.ie camped, prisonlike checking up of all reports, have gen- It tlie "that , tax has been Legislature. are depressing niental-ly- erally changed matters in this res- imposition of this that BIRD-MA- surroundin; DIKING ALPHONSO N GIVtS physically, and are pect and these steps toward more i morally and uniform suspensive Is largely to blame for the number of complete and DIRECT PRIMARY MAY bound to result in a better educa- deal lis from tuberculosis." tional system. FIGHT OF MAYOR AGAINST HAVE SOME TROUBLE' Tlie commission of public instruc- Taxable School Property. tion began its session a 9 o'clock The inventory of taxable school this morning, those present being properly is as follows: Niihau, un- CoinmiKi inner Aiken, Miss Paris, Mrs. Kauai and $I1,SS!U5. SUPERVISORS IS NEAI(ING Called For In Plat- school lot valuation;.. $2,395.00; leasure Wilcox, Judge Stanley and Superin- used Be ; BY BOMB A SENSATION Oahu, $775,113 I. S3, unused school valu- form May Not Given Pope, Commissioners Moir tendent ations. $ I H tS. ml; Maul and Molokal, Heartiest of Endorsements iind 1: e being absent. $2til.l'io, unused lot valuations, $752.-IM- i; ( AssiiclllO-c- ril.Ii- A of reports were read Hawaii, $230,305. 73, lot valuation POINT OF COURT PROCEDURE Now, ( Assiic-hio-i- l l'n-s.- Ciihle.) t'' i' .) number MALAtiA. Spain, .Ian. 7. A dense SAN KANCISCO, Jan. 7. I he from supervising inspectors and prin ?i,t;r,4.uo. to Kini; Al big aviation meet here opened today a portion of the regular Health Inspection. crowd natbercd welcome cipals and Special emphasis is placed by Sup- a names, was scat- wiih a llight by Aviator report of Superintendent Pope. The "solid six" Republican super-i:or- Unless Fern offers substitute republican members of the next phonso on bis visit here erintendent Pope on tlie for a k a lladley, who llcw in his monoplane may mandamus Mayor .1. J. I'aele will continue to serve at Home of Representatives will meet tered riubt and left today when Boys' Indus. rial. thorough system of health inspection l lie field at South San Francisco con- I'Ym Svith a view to compelling that o. in caucus next Monday night, with a bomb exploded in its midst fwoi from The report of II. JI. Tucker, super of public school children . In this It is fur uptown, winged his way out over he to t tie number of official to oiler new names as ap- Mayor rem is still of tlie opinion lot of work ahead of thorn anil appar- people were seriously injured. intendent of tho Hoys' Industrial nection refers 'e Franch-c- bay, circled tlie cruis- eases of infantile paralysis that hava super-vimr- s thai, he not been shown duo cour- good deal of division as to possible that the explosion was an San pointees for the office of road has ently a School, showed that the number of' locally members of done. The caucus is attempt to assassinate the Li tig. The ers Ijini? at anrlior off Coat Island develoK'd and states that the for the Honolulu and several tesy by the Republican what should be boys enrolled December 31 was Hl. by Hoard f purpose of thrashing greatest prevails. and returned without mishap. A measures taken the f the outside island districts as well. the lioard of Supervisors in the treat culled for the excitement The repoit shows that during the Health have been successful in prac- - and organiz-II- . of military is encamped at In the meantime John li. Wilson ment, over the reappointment of John out questions of policy leidinent period a crop of rattoons was tically putting a stop to the spread of ' field to in the biennial Tor twelve Oahu members into a the aviation assist 1 tit II bold;--: down tlie lid as the head Wilson as road supervisor tlie jng the harvested amounting to 4 43.8 tons. tlie malady. ' delegation. military tests to lie made. cf the Honolulu road department. He district of Honolulu. ' harmonious CARNEGIE TRUST The cash receipts for tlie biennial pe- - Referring to the imnortanc.o of Wilson, and have Prominent in the questions to be wages' will probably continue in olll e until "We all know led included one-hal- f of boys' health inspection, Superintendent Pope d is the attitude of tho Oahu such time as Mayor Kern is persuaded found hi in to be a Rood man," employed at Kahuku, amounting to stales. - primary law, for the oil Honor "Had he not been ca- members on the direct ACHI REPORTED sweet pototoes, "The Department of Public Instruc- to tu hill it another candidate hi" ter- - $1282.43; pigs, hides, he which is openly called for in tlie tion only (iovernment Depirt-me- nt po it ion. Wilson is persona lion pab'e of perroriuiiiK liis duties, ON THE ROCKS $188.30; totaling $ 470.73. is the 110(1 111 ...... directly assumes of prata with tlie Republican supervis- wnulrl rmt hnvo hfWU rot H IIIO rummi jM.mw.m or that control not by any means certain The ki cutest no essity the lives al least eight of they will con t.ni.i.,.n rtf Jim fit v o n fl fflll nt v for the ber. It is children's and ors. They declare that school is a new dormitory, according every ten of all In the Ter- years. former that the Oahu members are unanim AS "RECEPTIVE" children in their refusal to confirm his past three Had the ( tinue ous for a direct primary measure, and (Associated Press Ciilile.1 to Superintendent Tucker's report. ritory are subject to lie control of The same intention chairman of the road board let Car-- appointment. fact, some of them are quiie doubt- NFW YORK, Jan. 7.- - The j He states that some ol' tlie rooms are the public schools, this control dur- Gil-Lo- in i l)c Fries, u alone, would never have to fif- applies in the case there to or not they negie Trust Company, one of the big-- l crowded thlity beds, which he ing tlie critical years from six in ful now as whether with liland, Holt and Akawa, who have been the least suspicion ol lrlctiou if is its in the! being best teen.'' , will support such a measure it gest. Institutions of kind Aehl, who ran on the Home condemns as against the been suggested as supervisors of out-- the road department." Oliarlov disci- The of business before the introduced, leeling mar u. is noi im i country. has hit the financial rocks. mayor of Honolulu interests of the boys and of order on Pap 4. Rule ticket fur commissioners this morning was as, or di.strictB. Continued lor use in local pontics. The comnanv went into the hands oi years ago, is now doing consider pline. two follows: Another question that Will bo i superintendent of batiks today. able quiet work In favor of a direct the Lahainaluna School. Reading of bronirht at the caucus is the divi primary in the next legislature A. MacDonald, Roll call. minutes lat. mi law The report of C. In- well-defin- meeting. Superintendent's reimrt. of legislative patronage. There and a rumor in political sion principal of tlie Lahainaluna School, report. Supervising Princi- SNOW WHITENS SUGAR DOWN eleven appointments to be SENATOR ELKIMS IS circles connects A flit wiih a desire to spector's are some shows the enrollment for the present pals' reports. Reports of Oirls' Indus- for positions in tlie BURIED IN HOME CITY make another race for tlie executive made various 'deny term to lie 120, sixty of whom are trial School. Reitort of Hoys' Indus-- ( .Legislature, including clerks, assist- chair. Aclil himself does not the rumor ami said this morning that as llawailans, forty part Hawaiiuns, Continued on Page 4) ant, clerks, sergeants-at-arm- s and tho (Assnelrited I'lVSH C.llil'O FIRM 7.- - a whole he Is in favor or tlie primary IIALEAKALA STOCKS A on foot now to di-- j FLKIXS, W. Va., Jan. Senator 0L0 like. move is at the same time points out some as comes Klkins was hnrh'd today in bis home law. vide such of this patronage of the disadvantages he sees in tlie A large crowd attended the fu- to Oahu equally between the Fourth city. plan. CONSOLIDATED PINEAPPLE Some of the neral, and the pall-beare- were men land Fifth Districts. Achi was ra'her belly beaten un- Special 11 u I t a In spile of a slight drop in the price Representatives, however, think that prominent In the Slate. system, the I der the convention and WAILI'KH, . laleakala has sugar local Jan. of .the market continues no such plan need be adopted anil it politicians he is figuring that snow since Janu- and 3JI0 for the staple has not think been covered with linn, for the caucus to settle IS dlrert primary will be more to covered by been alarming enough to cause any 'will remain IOWA INSURGENT the COMPANY CALLS MEETING TO ary 3. While the region Report is that the Fifth District ills advantage, as it will is supposed that, of noticeab'e fluctuation in stocks. .it. SPEAKER OF HObSE' the snow is not as great as 'fears will he slighted unless a def- to place emphasis on the popular exten- it about six years ago, still it is In fact, Oahu, which has been the is choice for any office, Achi is credit-ee- l inite agreement made. I'p-s- ' ' ltd.-- . 1 sive enough to gladden the hearts of medium of steady investment lately, Axmielal.-- with being "close the ground" par- Tlie Representatives will work in DKS MOINKS, la., Jan. DISCUSS BIG MERGER DEAI who see this grand sight. The recorded another rise today. One ticularly in the fil'Hi district. those sold between conjunction with the steering com- insurgent, was elected are very cold, especially in hundred shares were Stlilmaii, are certain things In the mornings 2U.12Vi, which the mittee recently formed and all of the of Repre- "There above which, sever- boards at after speaker of the lnwa House proposed primary law, which are good the Knla district, was (dipped off and forty bills endorsed in tlie platform to- noisy enthusi- away, is the snow fraction sentatives today amid in some Instances; but. which at the Furt confirmation of tlie It u apple company. At that time be took al thousand feet shares went in small blocks lit 26 with many otliers will receive her gether asm from tlie insurgent faction. same time, are not good In oilier t i two ago that tlie an option on a piece of Dowsett belt. Several parties will go up the even. On the Hoard Jhis morning, n's months the consideration. cases," sahl Achi toilav. lie believes Consolidated Pineapple Company, Ltd. property at Iwilei. the option runnlu ; crater on Sunday to view the snow at however, Oaliu went bail; to 2ti.U'n the alti- Another matter will be The alumni of the McKinley High that the primary law is good, in that. and the Fruit Packers' As- until the middle of this mouth. a short, distance and some even to seems likely to be higher next California and tude of the local delegation on the give a Valentine on It will ovcrv one to run. with- a Mr. (tent again In Honolulu, or rolling snow- week. School will dance enable sociation have practically effected ley is have the pleasure with the 1 1tli. to elid- speakership question, f the evening of February out regard parly, working agreement that amounts to presumably for the purpose of down the hillsides. Intending men - . balls The renort that a hul of local chances easily in favor of II. L. Ilol- "I think if the direct primary laws consolidation Is contained in the call ing up tlie deal for the prox-rty- upon wisli to enjoy such pas-lim- to to u visiiors who luul determined invest close stcin, of Hawaii. Oahu members A mechanics lien in the sum of U in force bete," continued Achi, for a meeting of the stockholders of which is to be constructed a big can- by the au- in Oahu is lil.-- H. Mc- first-name- ought to be warned hundred thousand dollars seem to be pretty well settled for $'il7.n'.' has been by A. "people such as Albert Judd and Al the concern to be held nery. While officers of the pineapple steady pur- publica-understoo- show halls borne out by the quiet but against Dijon at omec j company d thorities not to roll their Holstein. Donald the Theatre. Castle, who ran for the Legislature next Tuesday allernoon Uie efuse to talk for loo far down for they might endang- chases of the past two weeks. last lime will not spend much time of the Hawaiian Development Com- - lion It is that the meet- - gone up a point, sell- - , er portions of the Kula pipe line, Hoiiokaa lias (ieorue Carter will arrive home and energy in getting tlie oflices. It. pany In tlie Stangcnwahl building. ing next Tuesday is for the purKso ing at II today as against the last j SUGAR As- parts of which are hanging almost In the first February. i.s likely licit some men who are not Tlie California Fruit Packers' of deciding finally uimui the plans for sales at Id. Kwa remains firm at company talk- n of interests. The mid-ai- r might fall. fll to hold oflices might come forward sociation and the local consolidation and 27.r,i). -- SAX FHAXCISCO, Jan. Sugar: High food prices have probably and try to compete with the good and ed over the deal months ago when Oiystion of disposing of the property 0(1 Indigestion. fi- I. or packers of company in whole in part to lie degrees test. 3.7e. .Previous ,.,m,,i niatiw a case of conservative men who are better R. Rent ley the fruit the or Willi some men the desire ' - -J ',1.7325c. Wall Street Journal tted for tlie oflices," tcrred with Ihe ollicers of the 1'iue- will then be taken up. presbb'tit Is a ruling passion, Jgy BULLETIN ADS PAY- quotation, rvening bulletin, Honolulu, t it.. Saturday, .tax. 7, 1911.

Masonic Temple LOCAL AND GENERAL ARRIVED A Tonic Stimulant friday, Jan. 6. Hongkong via Japan ports Korea. The Cockett Saloon is serving oyster , P. M. S. S., 2 p. m. cocktails, STORAGE Saturday, Jan. 7. Try cusc of Pincctar. It is pure way ports Mauna A Body Builder I Hilo via Kea. Vechly Calendar Phone 15f7. CITY TRANSFER CO. JAS. H. LOVE stmr., 7 a. m. U goes without Buying that every- ' Victoria and Vancouver Moana, thing is Best at The Encore. C.-- S. S., a. m. MONDAY: The Anchor is the only genuine curio saloon in Honolulu. "Sure, ' DEPARTED f II ike." TUESDAY: Friday, Jan. 6. Office sundries of .all kinds Inay he Hawaii via Maui ports Claudlne, l.eal.J ('!::! !(! No. 2 In- - obtained a( A. H. Arlctgli & Co., Hotel 5 1:) t street opposite Union. stmr., p. m. t :l i. 4 SMppiog The criminal calendar in Judge Saturday, Jan. 7. WEDNESCA1 : 7 Cooper's .ourt will be called on Mon- San Francisco Korea, P. M. S. S.. day morning at !) o'clock. Notice to Mariners. i hiws annlv in the case of there p:vj- - noon. THURSDAY: Mr. and Mrs. Richard I..vm;m arc llawaiiaii Islan Is Onhu Island, pie. Out of t Ho llunlh 'r that wero at TO ARRIVE I u mi n ii Chapter Hose Croix being congratulated on the birth of southerly side Honolulu harbor en- - cmharked from the Korea Alakea VES8EL8 rum sunermg Regular. a son, I ho event Inking place on New trance: Ontslilo onl rnncn imm Imnv wiiarl three are ironi ..' Iraclionia lubeieiilosis, two Sunday, Jan. 8. Year's Eve. Hawaii Herald. moved for rcc liargtiiK .latiitiuy 2, 11H1 three of FRIDAY: ilf of of senile deblily and On Sunday the Hawaiian band will was replaced January ;! Hill, V. Kauai ports KInau, stmr. one ofl'".a loathe: :ome and contagious porta play from 2 to at opening ex- (L. 11. N Maul, Molokai and Lanai the II, to M. No, 11, lflin. 1' ''' di ercises el' Hie new ol ise. Mikahala, stmr. SATURDAY: Japanese seh :.m"i. The liner wits dispatched for San ;U a Monday, Jan. 9. Kali alio. C. & (J. R. Chart 4 H fl and mm. Francisco nt noon taking ab.mt seven Kauai ports Noeau, Mr. and Mrs. Christian Castendvk L. 11. H. List oCLighl:!. etc ., Pacific hundred tons fv.irgo including a varie- - stmr. o( Jan. 11. All visiting members ta remembered nuMVv of their Hilo Coast. Ifioi). p, 5 a after No. 2.VI. ty of island products. Twelve steer- Wednesday, Iriends Willi M. K- - S. S. Order are cordially invited to turds from San Jose. I.. II. 11 List ef Bu'ivs etc., 12lh age and aheul thirty cabin passengers San Francisco Lurlino, lodges California. They arc expected back l',:r bv G. attend meetings of local sii'bilistrict, 1'Jlfi. p. departed the coast the vessel. Kauai ports W. Hall. stnf. here in I lie near future. 1. ports Clavdine, If. O. Publication No. 115, Hawaii via Maui Miss l.eia Bouldin nm! her aunt ' Hyades May Cnrry Mainland Mail3. stmr. Mrs. Clarke left by the Wilhelmina Hawaiian islands Oahu Island i There Is ii possibility that the local Friday, Jan. 13. ler their Virginia home. They southerly side Honolulu barb ir: Meet on the postal officials will dispatch a main- San Mongolia, M. S. to Channel !) Francisco P. 2nd and 4th spend some little time in Has Buoy. No. established land mail by Mil (son Navigation Southern California the S. Mondays of while en roulfl. January 5, 1011 shows a white light freighter Hvadcs that is scheduled t Hot water m all bath rooms nt Ho- Saturday, Jan. 14. occulted at short intervals; In plnco sail from Kahnlul on January 12th. j each month tel Majestic. Majestic Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea. The is the of Channel Buey fl. permanently dis- The Hyaiies was expected to leave; at K. P. Hall most c iivein'eiitly stmr. located and best nt today for Kaani-.-pa- ll M. continued, from which there has here- Port Allen noon 7:30 P. ceiHlncte.i hotel in the city. Sachs sug- - Sunday, Jan. 15. tofore been exhibited a fixed white there to lake on additional l'.lock. corner Fort and Beretania Sun- - stmr. hand-lanter- ar. Remaining at that part over Kauai ports Kinau, streets. n light. day the vessel is to proceed to Ka- - Maul, Molokai and port 3 (II. 1.. 11. 47, lanai 4EHEFICIAL A?rr.IATIfl!l cor-iitll- y The circus seems to bo having of N, to M. No. 1910, t ciatiom the hului and sail from there for S"i Mikahala, stmr. same kind of trouble in Hilo as it par 1823). direct on next As! invited. experienced Francisco Thursdav. A Medicine:! Food in Liquid Farm Monday, Jan. 16. during Its ttrst days I.. H. It. I !st or Light1', etc., Pa t!'.ere will bo no 0:;";vt unity of dis- ' hero, the wind being so strong Kauai ports Noeau stmr. HARMONY LODGE, No. 3, 1. 0. 0. F. as to eific Coast, Hil9, p. il ftcr No. 2r8. patching a in HI to the coast before1 prevent, opening Wednesday, Jan. 18. the show and dam- I, H. B. List of Buoys etc., 12th Ihe sailing of the I.urline unless the aging the big tent t San Francisco America Maru, Jap. ! Meets every Monday evening at somewhat. 1!)li!) p. departure of lie Hyades is taken ad- JViai'i Ever since subdlstrict, Duffy's Pure Whiskey the enforcement of the vantage of. it is than likely that, stmr. J 1:30 In 1. O. 0. F. Hall, Fort Street. anti-spitti- By Light- - iiiiit ordinance, no arrests order of the Bureau of Hawaii via Maui wrts Claudlne, 1 a mail wiil leave here by e'tlier the is an absolutely pure distillation of malted grain. When meal- E. R. HENDRY, Secretary. have been by houses. taken at made Sheriff Jarrett's Manna Ke ; tb" Mauna Lou on time it stimulates the mucous and glands stmr. H. E. McCOY, Noble Grand, men. LEO SAHM surfaces liule of the stomach The special officers are keep- Tuesday li.it will be transferred to to a healthy action, thereby improving the digestion and assimilation of Kauai ports W. G. Hall, stmr. i AH visiting brothers very cordially ing a close watch of res- tT. N., the Chinese Lieutenant. S. Inspector Hlth Ihe Hyades while r.t Kahului. Mail the food and giving to the system its fuil proportion of nourishment. This Friday, Jan. 20. taurants, where H. is expected L. H. at, Invited. that Dulcet. sent by the Hyades will arrive San action upon tne digestive process is o: great importance, as it brings to all San Sierra, O. S. S. some Chinese will violate the ordin- Francisco ' Francisco on January 22n l. the tissues and organs ot tne body Lie nutriment necessary to their sus-- I Saturday, Jan. 21. OAHU LODGE, No. 1, K. of P. ance. tenance and indirectly to the whoie system Pig Iron Drops to Tinkling Melody. strength and vigor. It makes Hongkong via ports Nippon ti.e old feel young and keeps the young strong and vigorous. Japan The newest ami nnst picturesque Niihau On Ways for Repair. Maru, Jap. stmr. Meets every ffrst Frl-la- y r.t I TIOX. Vi ten you ask for lMH'ly's Pure .Malt Whiskey, lie and third wrinkle in Pacific Mail circles these In order that the damaged tail sure jou tret (If genuine. IPs an uliNolutcl pure medicinal whisker anil Is sold in Tuesday, Jan. 24. evening at 7:3a In K. of P. Hall, days is the. shaft mav be replaced the Intor-lsla- n ' LYMER REBUKES uniformed orchestra that M.tl.i:i, llOTTLks OM.Y ncter in hulk. ,J,ook for the (he San Francisco Tenyo Maru, Jap. eornei; Fort and Beretania. Visiting began steamer Niihau lias been placed on trademark, Its duties with the Korea upon "Old Cliciuisl,'' en the label, and make sure tlie seal the cork is un- stmr, brother, cordially invited to attend. leaving Hongkong on railway. Ii Is believed out the present. rip. Ihe marine broken. Write .llcillcal Department, The l.'ul'l'v Malt Whiskey Co., liochcstcr, San Francisco Wilhelmina, M. N. WM. JONES, C. C. The organization comprises eight Fili- Ihe not he out of com- V., S. A., that vessel will S. ('. for doctor's aihice and an illustrated medical booklet con- 8. S. O. F. HEINE, K. R. 3. pinos sugges- very long. The had taining testimonials for health, both ANGRY CHINESE who were hired at the mission steamer and rules scut free. Friday, Jan. 27. tion of nt General sailed for Hawaii when within sight and Seattle via San Francisco Hono-lula- n, j eawahan tribe, no. i, i. o. r. m. Manager w:r; to turn Schwcrin while that official of tin's island obl'grd W. Carter, wife aul two servants; M. N. S. S. t was visiting tho I"ar East on a busi- back because of a break in the iil ) Meet, every first Thurs- - Mifse Carter ( 2 Miss Sheldon, 11. Saturday, Jan. 23. and third ness mission. The Filipinos have been Shaft. All freight was transferred lo R t days of each, imontti at Knighta of Police Judge Warns Orientals Curler, A. Young, Richards, A. Hall, Hongkong via Japan ports Siberia, discoursing melody each day. They the steamer Wailele the latter bant Spen-Wni- . HI Mii:3 V. Kufsey, JJr (Jlaisyer, F, P. M. S. S. ; Pythias Hall. Visiting brothera cor Attacks on Consul Will Not given sailing for the big Island yesterday. wcie uniforms inrlii ling, bine ccr and daughter, Kohllaum, C. Tuesday, Jan. 31. tlally Invited to attend. serge coats, Be Tolerated. white trousers and Ian Notley, V. An- - ports via Suva Zealau-di-a, A, L. EAKIN, Sachem. But Four Miles Apart. K. James Kami, C. IS JUST PEEVED Australian shoes. The musical program has not C.-- B. V. TODD, C. of R. The Wllhelrilina anft" Sierra wc-- e dei'scn, A. Aiwohl T. Cockett, L. II.' S. S. Before the trial of the case or lice been confined to tho steamer while but 'f'iur ihlles apaii I Hart, It. A. Wadsworlh, T. Naka- -' fat was resumed police court voyaging the broad Pacific hut during VESSELS TO DEPART I0N0LULU AERIE, 140, F. 0. E. in the wireless messages received: here this mura, C. Han "ii, .1. Rivers, Dr. I. II. the brief slay at Alakea wharf the V this morning, Judge Lymer, address- n: 'j:uiiig by lp respective, agendo. Farrel, ('has. Hay and six children, orchestra was ordered tuned up and Why It Work of Saturday, Jan. 7. Meets on the 2nd and 4th WED' ing tlie Chinese spectators In court, The Willioliu'.na wa,.,nu".)t ing ..with Vomoiclii, Miss. II. Hruns, Capt. A. J. That's Slurs for a time this morning the noise of Australian ports via Fanning Island KESDAY evenings of each month at told them to be elderly and respect rough last night and ..:lpJ(;ht Soule and sen, J. fl. llartiard, wife Grand Jury Just m falling pig lion and various lines of o'clock was. 741. .pii'os off the ni. -- Moana C.-- S. S. 7:30 o'clock In K. of P. Hall, corner the laws of Hawaii, t only in the Mirs A. lil)b, Ceo. N. cargo "At the Oceanic agencv n wircle-'- and servant; Ended. Monday, Jan 9. Beretania a,nd streets. courtroom, but outside of the court- Oriental was punctured by the Fort y.'.as received night givinji the Duaii Jr., Miss X. Takahanhi, Misa ports Noeau, stmr. at room as well. He wanted them melody from guitars and oilier string- lat Kauai Visiting Eagles are invited to n of (he Sierra as "i" miles' Oft K. Ckiimiirn. "Tlie Advertiser is off on Hie wrrng 10. against attacking Chinese Consul Li- ed instruments. The new orchestra Tuesday, Jan. Und. Honolulu steaming through fresh east- Per C.-- S. S. Moana, from Victo- loot again." observed a prominent ' maintained a rcr.pcctful silence dur- Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, ,y W. R. RILET, W. P. ang Kwo Yang, the principal witness erly winds, 'moderate seas and cloudy business man this morning, referring ing the farewell musical program ria and Vancouver For Honolulu: stmr., 10 a; m. WM. C. McCOY, Sec. in the criminal libel .suit which is weather. lo Hie morning paper's comment on played by Misses Cooke Robert;m, lleremleu, Kauai ports Kinau, stmr., 5 p. m. being heard in the police court. the Hawaiian band at noon, ml jury, whoso report was fil- Maurice, Thompson. Mrs. Alexander the Krn Maui, Molokai Lanai ports Lymer, ot today. Fuel for the Pacific Mail. ed yesterday. and I0N0LULU LODGE, 616. B. P. 0. E. Judge who had learned and child, Nov, Sliorlod; and 2 chil- The shipment of coal Hint arrived "The paper thinks Hie grand jury Mikahala. stmr., 5 p. m. an al tempted attack by certain Chi- Dease and 2 Cordon Calcs Felt t H:K nt the port this morning from New- dren, children. should have handed down a lot of Thursday, Jan. 12. Honolulu Lodge No. 616, B. P. O. nese In town on the Chinese consul, Pais-low- , Strong gales prevailed al. Ililo the castle. N. S. W... by the British Blue, Ashman, Larado. Donald indictments against operators of Kauai ports W. G. Hall, stmr., 5 Elks, meets In their hall, on King availed himself of the opportunity 11 first part of the week but did not freighter Kyleniohr is consigned to Thompson, ilaywanl. ay ward. 'blind pigs.' The grand jury as a mat- p. m. Street, near Fort, every Friday eve- this morning in his courtroom, when! cause any particular damage to ship- the local agency of the Pacific Mail Messrs Alexander, tyorrison, Nov. ter ef fact is not assembled for the Friday, Jan. 13. ning. Visiting Brothers are cordially ho told the Chimcsc to he peaceful Company vessel will dis- Gor-- . ping of that port according to word and that Pt:tts, McLeod. Lease. Pe Wolf purpose of hunting down Hie 'blind Japan ports and Hongkong Mon- Invited to attend. and citizens. The Chi- charge fuel at the Channel wharf. nigs.' This Is express duty brought here by the steamer Mauua don. Blue, Appleby, Garden, Lara lo Ihe of the golia, P. M. S. S. JAS. D. DOUGHERTY, E. R. nese, realizing the instruction of the Smith, Fercn, Casselman, Morton. liquor inspector. Tho jury was asked ' Kca this morning. Cattle frcm Hawaii. Hawaii via Maui ports Claudine, GEO. T. KLUEGEL, Sec. court, said that they would do so in llayward, H. Robertson. to investigate the matter with a view While the wind was at its height on The lnter-lsian- d steamer 1. ikelike stmr. the future, in order that they may 1r to iletrminine. something of the extent last Tuesday the American schooner law violation in his to Monday, Jan. 16. WM. McKTJILEY LODGE, NO. 8, not bo brought to court of jus- PASSENGERS DEPARTED of regard and the Caanano which had com1etcd the dis- from Hawaii with shi nieiil cal-i- j, Noeau, stmr. K. of P. a of make recommendations. The office of Kauai Krts tice where Judge Lymer is presiding. charge of a shipment, of lumber begun tie. The vessel was loading cattle at' liquor inspector was to get Tuesday, Jan. 17. to Per P. M. S. S. Korea, for San created When the court had finished talk, drag her anchors and had a second Kapoop io tc:;ny after the sellers of illicit liquor. As a 'Maui, Molokai and Lanai ports , Meets every 2nd and 4th Saturday line not been promptly sent Francisco, Jan. 7. , Mr. Hamilton. ing to the Chinese, Judge Humphreys ashore matter of fact tho two Japanese that Mikahala, Etmr., 5 p. ni. venlng at 7:30 o'clock In K. of P. the vessel might have sustained con- Miss Efid Gregg, C. J. Lehman, Mrs asked the court to postpone the case tfxican at Hilo. came before the jury pleaded guilty Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, Hall, cor. Fort and Beretanta. Visit- siderable damage. The Cainano was The Ante; freighter Dunn, Miss Hassing'er, 'Miss Alice punished. until next Monday. and were btmr., 10 a. m. ing brothera cordially Invited to at- delayed three days in sailing for the Mexican wan discharging cargo and Roth, Mrs. C. II. li'gh, A. C. L. Tine was made up of Attorney Melirldo, for the consul "The grand jury 18. sound because of tho weather. Tho taking on sugar at Hilo at the time of Mrs. A, M. Westervclt Miss A. Karl-se- o Wednesday, Jan. tend. was office, business men of the highest standing. busy this morning in his Inter-Islan- d ports and Hongkong Nippon H. A. TAYLOR, C. C. old reliable bark Albert has arrived departure of the steamer Miss Restarick. W. S. Leckie, F. Tlie report shows that their Investi- Japan reviewing certain matters which ho at the Crescent City having made Mauna Kea. Maru, Jap. stmr. ' B. A. JACOBSON, K. R. 8. her j S. Gray,1!!. B. Carver, Mr. Irwin, Mr. gations were Impartially made. to know more minutely from appearance off tic; port on wanted last Thurs- sa land Mrs. c: F. H.endrie. Miss .1. Hen "Yes." concluded the man comment- Friday, Jan. 20. Yesterday a number of day. It is expected that the schoon- - Sugar on Hawaii. M. tho consul. drie Miss M. Hendrie. Mis:; i:. Hel- ing, "the Advertiser is evidently San Francisco Lurline, N. S. S. Kellogg get Ma- prominent Chinese merchants were ei' will away for the Purser Philips of tlie steamer coved because Ihe grand jury did Saturday, Jan. 21.' u tomorrow as the work una Kea reports Ihe following sugar lene, .1. J. Cornell and wife. subpoenaed to appear, including Pres- -' """" "r not roaut the City and County Attor- San Francisco Nippon Maru, Jap. wi me awaiting shipment m Hawaii: u, Per stmr. Clau line, for Maui and ident Cliu Com of the I'nited Chinese taeno oi iiininer ney's office, particularly Cithcart." stmr. has been completed. The arrival of 511 sacks; 430 sacks. Hawaii ports. Jan. 5. Mrs. F. G. Society; C. K. Ai, manager of the the M arson Navigation steamer Snow, Miss Kuton. Judge and Mrs C.overncr arid Mrs. Frear will be Tuesday, Jan. 24. City Mill; Goo Wan Hoy, Luke Chan,1 i PASSEN 5ER3 ARRIVED , Hongkong Tenyo is expected there tomorrow. Kingi-liurv- Miss A. C. Warner. Mia int. heme to callers between the hours Japan ports and Lau Tong, Veo Chin, manager of Wo She brings a few passengers and a II. Maru, Jap. ttmr. Per stmr. Mauna Kea, from Hilo F Crozler, Miss F. Ah Sam. C. of I and (i o'clock, Monday, January Pyrography Sing Co., and fonmyly president of quantity of general cargo. A. II. S. and Wednesday, Jan. 25. -.- Mis. Bell, R. O. Kubo, J. Niya-kaw- Hall Banna, P. Thomas 9. Captain and Mrs. Cowles will re- the United Chinese Society; Chin San Francisco Sierra O. S. S. Big F, J. Williams and wife, II. F. Henry J. Biddlo. ceive with Governor and Mrs. Frear. Lam, Ching Shai, Chun Bun Yip of Shipment of Hard Wood Arrived. Saturday, Jan. 23. Materials There was a larger Wiehmaii and wife, Misres W'iclinian Mrs. Dunning and Mrs. David Rice the. Bishop Itank, Lee On, Lam Yip shipment than MAILS. San Francisco Siberia, P. M. S. S. usual of Hawaiian 121, Rev. W. B. Oleson, C. It. Buck- - will preside at the tea table. Mr. Keo and Chung Ming, manager of hard wood by the Tuesday, Jan. 31. complete Inter-Islan- d Sets and Instruc. steamer Mauna Kca that land, 11. ,J Frcitas, Wm Freitas, Malls are due from the following and Mrs. P.. F. Dillingham, Captain beau- Kwong Yuen lling. Victoria and Vancouver Zealandia, Hons for beginners, with arrived from Hilo and way ports . id Mrs. L( werenz, Miss Beatrice this Master Louis, Mi: Kayser child, points as follows: and C.-- They worn'' the committeemen who morning. Captain Freeman S. S. tiful designs on wood ready to reports a M. Simons, J. M. loiies, .1. K. Kaiwi-Joh- San Francisco Per Lm line, Jan. 11. Castle, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cooke, Interviewed Consul Liang Kwo Van fine trip with light winds and seas. be burned. niii, R. Weslurby. Wilson, Miss Yckt.bnlna NippMi Maru, 21. Mr. Ralph llcsmcr, Mr. and Mrs. Sut- I PASSENGERS BOOKED I when the controversy began. The vessel brought a large list of Jan. More advanced and difficult Forrest, Mrs. C. Willing and two Australia Per ."it. ton, Miss Ruth Richards, Miss Mar. cabin and steerage passengers. The .ealandia. Jan. Per stmr. Kinau, for Kauai port3. designs for nioro practised freight children, Miss M. R. Forbcr, Miss M. Victoria-P- er Makura. Feb. Ii. jorlo Gilman and Miss Fannie lloogs list Included hides, tailow. 2 Jan. 10. Mrs. E. A. Stone, Miss Flor- workers. aulos, 20 oranges Ii. Lemon, 1. Morgan, L. F. Lands-llcdle- y, Mails will depart for followin;; will assist. Strangers as well as res- barrels 20 cords the ence Abbey. CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK BUREAU MAY wood ;;r,u hard wend ties, '1 1. Mia feet hnuiKh, G. L. Capt. .1. Fit.- points as follows: idents, will be welcome. Per Ktnir. Mauna Loa for Komi ami of. hard wood lumber, and consign- gerald, I). Wadsworlh, J. M. Watt, fan 1' t inclseo Per Lui'line, Jan. 20. Kau ports Jan. 10. T. K. Hudson, ments of chickens, pigs, turkeys anil II. Shipman. Master J, Muir, Misses Yclo lvima Per Mongolia. Jan. IS. C0USULS ARE Honolulu . sundries. Tlie FOREIGN Rev. A. S. Baker, Mrs'. Baker. vessel is scheduled to Mulr (2), Miss M. Lai Hip, Master Vancouver Per Zealandla, Jan. 51. sail for Hilo via ports on next Tues- APPOINTED BY TAFT Per stmr. Mauna Loa, for Kauai ami GO TG AINAIIAU Lai Hip, F. wile, J. Molr, Sydney Per Makura, Feb. 3. Photo Supply Co., day morning. Liuls and Kau ports 10. Mrs. 4- WASHINGTON, Dec. Hi. President Jan. .las. Oruhe, (Ionian Molr, S. B. Fujiyama, F. Ya - TRANSPORT SERVICE. Talt today sent nominations to T. K. Hudson, Rev. A. S. Baker. Mrs. FORT STREET manuka, Misses Litigate (21, R. 10. tic Dircascd Filipinos Go Into Quarantine Semite as follows: Baker, Miss C. F. Hemenway, James "Everything Photographic" Before sailing for San Francisco at Askew, Miss I. Madden, Misses Aus- A plan for tho removal of the D- Dix arrived at Seattle, from Honolulu To be Consul-General- s: Morse. noon today the Pacific Mail liner Ko- tin (21, Miss B. Woods, Misses lien-to- epartment Agilcultiire Forestry folly-fou- Dec. in. W. Stanley llollis, of Massachusetts Per stmr. Mauna Kea, for Ililo and of and rea left r Fili'ilnos at the (2), Misses Taylor (2), Miss to public park that, is to be mado, port least Lgan, arrived Manila. Jan. !. at Beirut, Turkey; Gabriel B. llollis, way ports, Jan. 10. Miss Eaton, F. G. the at twelve will bo detained Rose raiis. L, Williams, Miss M. home of the late at the Federal quarantine for Kl eildan, sailed from Honolulu to San of So"th Dakota, Constantinople. Snow, Mrs. Snow, T. R. Robinson, S. from Ainuhau, the station Hind, Miss A. Bond, O. Hind, Robert govern- a considerable period. Nine of the ' raneisco, Jan. .a. To be Consuls: P. Thomas, H. P. Wood, Mrs. Wood, slderation, of the Territorial fatten, J. Hind, John Hind, Master ment. last lot to arrive here are what is if.!. "Miiau, sailed from San Francisco. lOdwin S. Cunningham, of Tennes- J. W. Caldwell, F. T. W. Grey, M. M. S. Bond, C. Cowan, R. termed as mandatory eases and could Austin, K. F. for Manila. n. see, Bombay, 10. II. Dennl-so- n, Graham, A. ARTISTIC FRAMING It is believed that the removal ot Jan. at India; Miss Rickard, Mrs. W. H. PICTURE be. deported did II. S. Immigration I). Shipman, Misses Pritcliard 12), A.! 4, to the j of Ohio, at. Dundee, Scotland; Rlckard, A. Haneborrr, Miss C. Mar- the department to tlie park, given IN FOREIGN PORTS. Nathaniel B. Stewart, of Georgia, at shall, Miss L. Mrs. A. ' Developing and tho Territory, will in no way conflict j"; Marshal, J. Kodak Printing Durban, Marshall. with the terms of Clegliern s will. Saturday. Jan 7. Naial. Governor Frear states that the build- A HICIH HOFN Arrived Jan. 5 Schr. Arts & Shop ings on the estate could lie used by Helene hence Dec. Hi. Crafts W. C. PUGICT Department of Agriculture and Peacock & Co., Ltd. SOUND Saiied Jan S. the lleacli.v. for Honolulu. ; Young Building forestry with little alteration and MIDWAY ISL.WP-Kail- ed Jan Coney Garage Automobiles public installed I exhibits of interest Tel. 1704 Wines and Liquors Tel. 1704 Schr. Fhiureuce Ward, for no- - that would shew the agricultural lulu. PICTURES possibilities of the lountry and add HILO Arrived Jan. 1: Pk. Albert, to the attractiveness of the park, Family Trade a Specialty. from Port Tewnsend. Meet All Inter-Islan- d S-- Steamers which Is to bo knotvu as Kaiulani. IDIO Sailed Jan. 4: ('annuo, Mont Rouge Wines for Port Townsenii. "7 IN COPLEY PRINTS The present rite of the Department Touching and Forestry on Kin;; Sole Agents Mumm's Champagne KAUAI of Agilcultiire The waste basket is a potent fac- FRAMING CO. a ' PACIFIC PICTURE street would continue to bo used as Schlitz Beer tor in keeping up the standard of 1050 Nuuanu Street public park. i RATES REASONABLE EVENING BULLETIN', HONOLULU, T. H.. SATURDAY. JAN. T. 1911.

BESSES i SUPERVISORS TO POT GERE If you want to get a hold AT HEAD OF RCAD WORK AND Boys9 Clothing and on dirt use KEEP LP FIGHT ON WiLSOM inLatsTTT3T ,In loss than ono hour and a half the new board of City and County Supervisors accomplished several important items of business at a session held last evening. ine nave passed an appropriation bill covering municipal expenses Boys' Clothing for a period of three months. They have practically over the management of tho turned Hawaiian We carry a full line of Hand to Mayor Joseph J. Fern in that lie is empowered to grant or refuse BOYS' CLOTHING in all ine services, ol the organization purposes other than legular for concert s. the new shades and style from hey received an emphatic complaint from the management of the nisnop estate in regard to the condition ot a drainago canal which taps fciin..-,..,.,-,.-,.- the property in .L. .., -! Kakaako. nuitii- They turned $4.50 a Suit down he appointment of John II. Wilson as road super- visor for the district of Honolulu despite the recommendation from Mayor Ueni that he lie reappointed. They refused to confirm the appointment or the following roa pervisors: H. J. De Fries. Ewa district; R. I Oilliland. Wainnae a, Boys' Irlct; V. and Sold by It. Holt, Waialua district, and Moses Koolau;. (;!;: dis- - grocers generally trict. They confirmed the appointment (f Road Supervisors fleorge dial- - Children's Hats mors, Waimanalo fef district, and Andrew Adams of Koolauloa district. They f deferred action on the Fern appointees of eight. park keepers BOYS' FELT HATS in & Ira. and Fedora, Telescope and .'.' L a sixteen school janitors until the meeting to bo held on Fridav 1.1th. , Crushers. CHILDFIEN'S STRAWS in They the new held a session that brought forth a maximum amount cf busi-- a F. L. ness with minimum amount of talk. Middy shapes, trimmed in all colors WALDRON, They made no provision for extra money for the maintenance of the Ilawaiian Band. They instructed the city clerk to advertise for bids for supplies for From Sl.25 up Distributor the city and county, and the jail. Tf' wasn't a matter of polities but 2.rith of tho same month. The organi- economy that prompted the Republi- zation will also he called on for a can members of the city county 25SSES3 and grand street parade. Boys' board of supervisors to refuse to con- Mayor Fern Inquired ir the present firm the reappointment of John H. board was agreeable to his taking - Wilson answered that he did not as read supervisor for the dis- over the disposition of the band as in Furnishing Goods SUPERVISORS OF think that public prayers would im trict of" Honolulu, according to the former years to, which Murray, acting prove the condition of the hearts of declaration coming from Members its spokesman, agreed stating that it r. .1 WAISTS, UNDERWEAR, STOCKINGS, the members. With all the praying Murray and Low. was the sentiment of the board that winch had been done on the old Supervisor McClellan challenged no change be made in this regard. SLIPENDER WAISTS, NECKWEAR, COLLARS, II!! II ORGANIZED board, had there been any tangible Hie Republican city fathers to show a A request was received from Mrs. Jesuits on the roads, ho asked. II valid reason for their refusal to eon V. W. Carter asking that at least forty BELTS, PAJAMAS, NIGHT GOWNS, ETC. uiu not mini; mat tne expense of a firm the appointee of Mayor Fern. He desks at the Central Grammar school chaplain's hire would be justified by charged politics was at the back of be renewed. The present furniture the results. '1 lie the 'move.' Question of Chaplain Sig- other counties did was pronounced as unfit and unsuit- Is ; not have aaplaiiis, iind if they cotild Murray took the stand that Wilson able for the requirements. mat- nal for Controversy on The have better roads than Hawaii with had not worked in harmony with City ter goes over to the school committee Mew Board. out having chaplains, why .should and County Engineer Gere during tho with tho recommendation that new Hawaii have one? Kauliane finished past two years. It, was claimed that tlesks be substituted at the coining by saying that lie had read no a irood several clashes had resulted because vacation. bit on the "prayer business," and lie of a difference of opinion regarding The reappointment or A. S. Kalna-pua- i Chairman James I). Lewis. hud found that the proper thing was authority. as clerk in tho office of Duilding - The Wilson Sam Kau- to say prayers in private and not in ai.;::inlment brought and I'lumblng Inspector J. H. Miehl-stei- n hiti.e. public. forth a quantity of verbal pyrotech- was .approved by the hoard. This Finance Committee -- Austin, J Lyman said that the board should nics during the short but snappy bus- is an appointment that falls to the iness Lyman, Kauliane. recognize the divinity, at. least on en- session held by the board at the lot of the plumbing Inspector and Head and Internal Improve- tering on its duties. He favored Ko. Mclntyre block last night. only calls Tor the confirmation of the ments Committee ItecUley, onioa's suggestion, and asked that All members wore present. They supervisors. Lyman, I'urdy. that gentleman himself lead in filed into their seats shortly after ,..;T!ie drainage canal laid a nimber seven o I'oli;:o Committee Kauliane, prayer on this occasion. clock and the Republican ol years ago through lands belonging for scientific purposes: and grant Interior, may make the necessary de- - KONA wing at least, FOREST RESERVES Koomoa, Iteckley, Koomoa willingly acquiesced, and had held a caucus only to the iiishop, estate in Kakaako dis- railroad rights of way into or across tail of engineers. h ' prayers followed. a few minutes before, and was well trict was declared by Mana- lealt ClimnHttee I'urdy, General said park upon such terms and con- A forest reserve of over fifty thou-- ! primed for the business at hand. ger F. S. Dodge Austin, Kauliane. to be in bad state of Coal for the Inter.lsland. is to be The "solid six" was a repair.1' ditions as lie may deem power. He sand acres set aside in Komi Committee-Koonio- a, -- united to 'The1 bulkhead is said to A shipment of nearly l'lintir.g Austin, have five thousand unless serious objections are offered at man on practically every phase of leg gone' to' pieces during' 'late 'rains. shall cause to be made a complete tons Kauhane MAN BIRD S tho of Australian coal has arrived at line meeting called for ten o'clock Rules Committee Koomoa, islative matter that, came up for dis- The board was requested to take survey and map of said pj,rk showing the port by the Rrilish tramp freight- posal. .January 28 in Hie office of the Hoard ih Four members of the sextette action having... its topography, roads and paths, nat- er Kyiemohr. I'urdy, Hockley. towards the This vessel made the Agriculture and Forestry. Notice never uttered a sound during the en sewer placed in ural wonders Bonds Committee Austin, repair. The road com and other matters of trip up from Newcastle, N. S. W., in of the proposed reservations appears tire meeting save at the calling of . interest, ad- twenty-thre- e Koomoa, I'urdy. fi- AND BIRD mittee will look into the matter. and shall construct such days. Tho steamer will in issue. MEN Hie roll by Clerk Kalauokalani. this The largest area is In About the only time consumed in ditional roads and paths as he may begin the discharge of the fuel at the Kona The request coming execu- while then; are two compar- ; s s from the the. of new appro- deem desirable out of any Inter-Islan- d $ $ consideration the available Sieaui Navigation bunk- atively small lots in Kona that the tive committee of ghrincrs asking priation bill was moneys, for all of which purposes 1.O, Jan. 5. The first meeting that taken in read- Hie ers as soon as the Karl of Currick Governor proposes lo place the that they be granted the use of the ing it through. balance, If any, under, Man-bird- liird-man- The various items of of said appropriation gets awcy. Tho was the new Hoard of Supervisors, Why ? Why not ? latter vessel forest reserve restrictions. Hawaiian Hand during their ceiebra. municipal expense of $,"iM.ll(K) not I'ch tool; place yesterday, was in There's only one breed of 'em, had been pretty otherwise expended expected to sail for a return trip to Hon next month was granted. The thoroughly shall be available, In ways an intensely interesting unless one accepts the dictum of the threshed out in two pro- and aid of which Newcastle today. The Kyiemohr was It Is always advisable to ,selvct a Shiiners desire the service of the mu- purposes up-i- one. The reelection of Jim Lewis to Man who Should Know. He said that tracted caucuses held by the lawmak- the Secretary of War, sent to the Channel wharf upon ar- brand of pro p"ii(y that you can sicians during the visit of Fred A. ers during the request of the be chairman of board, the ap- - the man who mixed his the earlier part of the Secretary of the rival this morning. stand. the Hines, a high official in the order who pciiitinent of the various committees, cocktail at the Fashion Ear was a week. The bill calls for a reduction accompanies a delegation of at least in and, mainly, the appointment of bird. Honolulu road department. the one hundred and fifty members to this same David Kwaliko to be permanent in rate of pay for the band and city. They want the band for Febru- considerable paring terpreter of the board, were all mat- Some people like io have others ask from the outside ary 21st, the date of arrival, also at a road districts. The by ters of considerable importance. favors of. them, because it affords bill passed an hunt to be held at Waikiki on tho unanimous vote. Tlie appointment of Kwaliko, them so much pleasure to refuse. while intrinsically cf small import- Full and Rich publish ance, is of much political signifi- SIMPLY LIGHT AND such rules and regulations as cance, particularly as an indication FEDERAL PARK he may deem necessary or proper for of the attitude which the newly cre INSERT TUBE the care and management of the ated Republican supervisors intend Warmer does the rest same. Such regulations shall provide In Flavor organiza- to take towards their party for the preservation from injury of all tion. There has never been any NEEDSMOOO timber, birds, mineral deposits and oniplaint as to the ycrk done by natural curiosities or wonders within lCwaliko, it being pretty generally said park, and their retention in their (onceded very and that he is one cf the natural condition as nearly as pissi-bl- e. Absolutely Pure few county office employes who take Draft of Bill That Will Go The Secretary may, in his dis- their work seriously, but from a po- cretion grant leases, for terms not . to Washington To- - litical point of view tho name of exceeding twenty years, at such an- Kwaliko to the Republican organiza- morrow. nual rentals as he may determine, of tion has been like the proverbial red parcels of land in said park of not A Congressional rag to a bull. Whenever the Dele- appropriation of more thtin twenty acres in all to any ,o gate has tt ruck this town, he has Win usked for the. Kilaitea ono person, corporation or company Not only a refreshing bever- National demanded the scalp of Kwaliko, aud The Welkom Warmer Park, a draft of the bill for for the erection aud maintenance of which will be forwarded to Washing- Leu paity men many threats have Size SVfcx&Vi weight 4Vi buildings for the accommodation of health-givin- g inches, ton on the tomorrow. age but been heard as to what would hap ounces. Korea visitors; but no such lease shall in a pen to County Clerk Kal, sliould ue The only modern, safe, effective and Governor Frear declared this morn- clude any of the objects of curiosity ing defy the organization by reappoint- sensible substitute jv the antiquated that he did not expect more than or interest in said park, or exclude tonic. It !is liquid food, Hot Hag. $2.1 film ing Kwaliko. Kai neatly sidestepped Water would be needed to acquire the public from free and convenient No water to heat no rubber to rot. the land needed for the park, slating the proposition, the buck up approach thereto.' or convey, either brew-maste- rs Will last for years. that the reinaintl.T of the money ap- manufactured as only or. by ex- to the Supervisors, and tor a while maue or neut-- expressly implication, any ine warmer is metal ! propriated would bo used for the con- innocent folk thought that there wits ed within one minute by the lighting clusive privilege within the park ex- struction of roads. but little chance for tho Democratic and insertion of a paper tube con- cept iiKin the premises held there- The terms or bill, without the know how, of the boss to keep his ollicial head on his taining a Idazelcsx. Miiokcicss at:il the under and f:r the lime granted there ' odorless fuel survey description of t he lands, is as s houlders, wh u it was tip to five generating a uniform in; 'iino every such tense shall re- heat which over two follows: Republican supervisors to cause it to lasts hours at a quire the lessee to observe and obey purest and choicest matured cost of less than one cent It is curved Re it by tho Senate and Mi remain ntta bed or otherwise. enacted each and every provision in any Act to fit any portion of the body and held House of Representatives of the Unit- TJiere was therefore some surprise In place by means of Congress, and every rule, order and thoroughly of a bag and belt As- ripened - ed States of America in Congress regulation when lOwalil r) was appointed porma j allowing the wearer to move or of tho Secretary of the ubottt at sembled, That the tracts of land In pent interpreter by a unanimous wit:. Interior concerning the use, care, the Territory of Hawaii hereinafter vote. A3 A nil, I. hit management or government of the grain. r.l shall bo dedi- - described perpetually park or any object or there- Lewi ? unwittingly' started big do- The Welkom Warmer has no cqtiil. properly ' cated and set apart as a public park Ings by calling attention to the f,1(, It can be put into constant action and in, under penalty of forfeiture of m or pleasure ground for the benefit and such lease. The in It been custom of the ?., " , Secretary may, that. had the 'Z, I "'?"'."" enjoyment of the people of tho Unit- to a chaplain. This T. his discretion, giant to persons or board appoint cramps, etc. ed States, to bo known as Kilaitea quest ion a very corporations now holding leases of PRIMO BEER is ideal was followed bv By placing the Warmer on the af- Provided, that the an drink for health. National Park. land In the l irk, upon the surrender lengthy discussion as to the practical fected part the heat being dry, not puts thereof which are not included prayers guid- moist, mike out the cold. Physicians thereof, new leases hereunder, upon merit of for divine within the public lands shall be se- Order a case for your home. ance, some of the members express- say that the moist heat of the hot wat- the terms and stlpulallotis contained bag cured, and the Secretary of the Inte- in present leases, with mo- ing a strong skepticism. er will not cure but aggravate the their such ailments above mentioned. rior is hereby authorized and direct- difications, restrictions reserva- Kauliane led the opposition, say- and Many have been sold not a t'ngle ed to secure the same for this pur- tions as lie may prescribe. All of ing that he did not think it neces- complaint. pose by purchase, condemnation or the proceeds of said leases and oth- Fitry to employ a chaplain, as the ' Complete outfit including Warmer, otherwise, which sum Is hereby ap- er revenues Hint may be derived from members could ,sav. their prayers at bag belt, coil and ltl tubes of fuel sent propriated for this pui'iose out of the any source connected with the p irk home. "I move that this chaplain, prepaid to any part of the U. ,S. upoi money in the treasury not otherwise shall be expended under the direction business he cut out," said Kauliane. receipt of $1.00. If you wish to know appropriated. Said tracts of land tire of Hie Secretary in the management Koomoa, said that he favored the more about this wonderful device write today for free described as follows: and protection of the same and the The employment of a chaplain not J5ecr That's JJrewed at descriptive booklet. Section 2. That said park shall be construction of roads and paths there- of the board, who by Ills C member under the control of the Secretary of in. The Secretary may also In his lo quit Tc. linuvte assist-all- - WELKOM WARMER MFG. CO. players might invoke divine the Interior whoso duly it, be. IDS shall discretion, permit, the erection and, o harmony. , t'ultou M., Kew York. towards us soon as practicable to make ami maintenance of buildings In said park EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., SATURDAY, JAN. 7, '.911.

'in Germany wide asphalt streets, f Hon. arithmetic, history, geography lined with huge granite flat houses, physiology and hygiene, nature study TRIED REMEDY Evening The Germans are rebuilding on the and music. "In Hawaii as well as America, in FOR THE GRIP. Bulletin English cottage which is of plan, DAILY and WEEKLY Published by BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO., LTD. dustrial education forms a very im course the only sensible plan for a At 120 King Street, Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii. portant part of our present system "City Beautiful" scheme in Hawaii. of education. For more than a quar century produced a Daily every day except Sunday. Weekly isiued on Tuesday of each week. Col. E. T. Plunkett suggests to the ter of a it has Home London authorities that the best way dominant influence throughout, the United In Hawaii influ- MEMBER OF preserve wild bird life States. the THE ASSOCIATED PEESI. to animal and ence of industrial education was felt For Sale and real country rambles is to have much earlier on account of the pecu- Wallace R. Parrlnrton, Editor 'strips of natural country, mostly liar needs of the people. As early as 'woodland, lead-in- s; SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. 500 yards wide and three 182t industrial education was a miles long, radiating out like spokes feature. It taught the Hawaiians Above Wilder Ave. civil and domestic arts. The into the surrounding suburbs. the BVBNIINO BULL. LJTI IN VVBBKLY BUL.LHTI1N story of its development ip Hawaii What is the mysterious influence is not only interesting marvelous. Per Month, anywhere in U S m .78 Per Sla Mont as 41 .80 but ' creates a "West End"' in every In eighty changed al- Per Quarter, anywhere Id U S 3.00 Per Vear, anywhere In U.S I.ou 'that years it has an Pet Year, anvarhere in U.S 8.00 Per Year, anywhere n Canada.. 1. 80 'great city in the world where, the most savage people to a highly civil- Per Veal, postpaid, Price, $2500 A of loreiRn !3.ou Per Year postpaid, foreign 2.ort natural formation of the site does not ized state. careful examination the school reports from beginning j absolutely forbid it? A speaker be- the o fa school department in the Hawaii- CIRCULATION LARGEST OF ANY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED fore the recent town-planni- an government to the present, day in the Territory of Hawaii. in London derided the usual shows that the famous educators. explanation, which ascribes the. West Richard Armstrong, William Richards J jEnd to a spirit of human accommo C. R. Bishop and A. T. Atkinson were Editorial Rooms, 2185 Co., ardent advocates of industrial educa- rTr Trent Trust Ltd. dation to the prevailing winds. tion. wl.Bu8lness Office, 2256 "The time of leisure and recreation "fly centralizing a number of the flittered at tbe Poaioftice it Honolulu coming toward the latter end of the schools in Honolulu and that of Hilo as second-clas- s matter. day," he said, "man naturally turns there is more uniformity of grades his eyes toward the brightness of the and a larger number of pupils can be with a less number of KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS evening sky. Moreover, in the old educated SATURDAY ...JANUARY 7, 1911 teachers than would otherwise be re- TO INSTALL OFFICERS days of the walled city by far the quired. With the slight change in pleasantest evening promenade must plan it has been possible for the de- Thou art as much His care as if be- - is no objection known to the present have been outside the western wall." partment to place eleven teachers. Three Lodges Will Induct New Si de status of the refinery, but buck east In the London conference it was "It has been the aim of the admin- Heads Hall Nor man nor angel lived in Heaven manufacturing plants frequently move istration to make the educational sys- at Castle or earth; because they tind the offerings of the FOR SALE asserted that the Pennsylvania Rail- tem complete throughout progressive Tonight, Thus sunbeams pour alike their olner town so attractive that money road Terminal and the Metropolitan and to conduct it as a single unit in golden tide, pass. and University Clubs in New York, businesslike manner by persons who Pythian Castle hall will be a live- would be lost by letting them are experts." To light up worms, or wane an in the Boston Library and the Bank of ly scene tonight, with the installa- mirth. -- Keble. Three-bedroo- house on Montreal are as fine monuments of officers-elec- t sect's California is becoming wonderfully tion of for three lodges King St.; new, with architecture as any in Italy and Lodge 1, Mystic Lodge civilized since its seems best to cut Oahu No. on the future of Honolulu and all m o d e r n conve- Rome. FIGHT AGAINST No. 2 and William McKinley Lodge Bank out the prize fights and the race the enterprises of Hawaii and you niences; lot 100x140. No. 8, track gambling in order to secure can't lose. I,rice $4250 R. A. Wad.sworth, P. C, of Aloha the Panama-Pacifi- c Exposition. If ef- Lodge No. H, located at Wailuku, fort to be good and give the country GIRLS IN PERIL SUPERVISORS Any man who can afford to keep Three bedroom house on Maui, now district deputy supreme everything it wants amounts to any- of- an automobile is able to put it in the Kalakaua Ave.; hard- chancellor, will be fhe installing thing, San Francisco should leave v ficer, assisted by the following: Floral Parade. wood floor, beautiful New Orleans as if the Southerners Interior finish. Price 4250 TOLD (Continued from Paee 1) lirother McGrew, P. C, acting as G. were tied to a post. Exnibition CONDITIONS want to see road of V. lirother Wolf, P. C acting Stock prices are becoming firmer "I the work C; two-bedro- this district placed in direct charge as G. P.; Brother McChesney, P. C, as the price of sugar goes down. Ho- Seven acres with of City and County Engineer Gere," acting as G. K. of R. and S.; Brother nolulu is itself again. WHAT MR. BRYCE SAYS. bungalow, ga- of rage, etc., in Manoa. A (Continued from Page 1) declares Road Committeeman Mur- Neil!, P. C, acting as G. M. of F. ; $10,000 property trial School. Report of Lahaiualunn ray. "There ran be no possible con- lirother Wolters, P. C, acting as (!. Every dollar invested in Floral Pa- edi- for... 5Q00 In the preface to the new 1910 Oil School. Special reports: Land for flict of authority when such a move M. of E.; lirother Ziegler, P. C, act- and from tbe main- - Paintings rades excursions tion of "The American Common- Gills' Industrial School. Cathcart is made. That is the reason that 1 ing as G. M. at A.; lirother Gill, P. land will pay one hundred per cent wealth" James Bryce writes: Co., matter, Text books. Other reports. am opposed to the confirmation of C, acting as G. 1. G. ; lirother Sharp, interest. It was with some anxiety that Bishop Trust Ltd. Unfinished business: Revision of the appointment of Wilson." Murray P. C, acting as G. O. G. School laws, rules regulations. I on revision, fear- nnd has charged Wilson with playing pol- After Installation, three beautiful entered this Any unfinished business. New Get city government on a basis of BETHEL STREET other he men P. C. jewels will lie presented to ing lest the hopeful spirit with business: Requests, Miss Myra An- itics in that 'and his particl. the efficiency and will be Wores first class there which my observation of Ameri- gus, Miss Ethel Wolfe, life certifi- pated in Democrat!?, parades during retiring chancellors Commanders Re- money enough and no doubt of can institutions from 1870 to 1S!)1 cate; Miss Eliza Y. Atkins, life certi- the last campaign. William Jones of Oahu No. 1, C. .1. supremacy. move as Hummel Mystic No. 2, publican had inspired me might be damped at j ficate; Miss Daza Barnes, life certi- "This to retire Wilson of and Brother ficate; new school at Maunawai, road supervisir is not so a mat- Taylor of William McKinley No, S. by a close examination of thfir much taxpayers need is a New Crop! Oahu; new school on Lanni. ter cf economy as it is to pay a po- After the jewel presentations, the What Honolulu more recent phases. But all I The report of supervising principal n, law that requires the abutting prop- litical debt," states Member McClel-la- brethren will sit down to a banquet have seen and heard during the IT. M. Wells of Maui shows there are to pay a portion of Fresh Pineapples! GURREY'S who is the lone Democratic, rep- to be spread in the social hall, and erty holders the few years makes me more thirty-nin- e schools in the county; last resentative on the board. the balance of the evening will be expense of Improvement. hopeful for the future of popular Leave your orders for a crate of twenty-fou- r schools of one teacher; five schools have two six schools Despite the declaration of Murray spent in speochmaliing and social in- government. The forces working SIX CHOICE PINKS at 72 King each; lose an opportunity to kill of three each; two have four each; to the contrary, McClellan has de tercourse. All knights are welcome. Never for good seem stronger today street. all the mosquitoes within reach. A Telephone;! 574 one has six and one school has seven nounced the removal of Wilson in no, The various officers to be Installed than they have been for the last teachers; making a total of thirteen. uncertain terms. He insists that for the three lodges are: ' successful war on this pest is the sal- when .youi'Want"to .send ti I. una three generations. A number of slroiing recommenda- Honolulu district has always had a Oahu Lodge No. 1 Simpson Deck- vation of Honolulu. tions for school improvement are This is not the message of a mere ISLAND FRUIT CO., road supervisor, even back to a time er, C. C; F. A. Hawkins, V. C; Gus-ta- v retained in the report. British Ambassador to Washington. that work was under the direc- Meyer, president; O. F. Heine, nothing helps a man "If we are really trying to train the There's that 72 S. King Street Wireless Pub-li- e It is the message of perhaps the Territory to be tion of the Territorial Board of K. of It. and S.; George McCarty, M. more or makes him happier in the 1515 and a hoy will call for the message. the children of this greatest living student of govern- Phone citizens, it is most short sighted Works. McClellan is of the opin- at A.; J, P. Rego, M. of W.; Augus- long run than helping to make Ho- ment, who has followed the progress economy to bring them just up to a ion that City Engineer Gere is now tus Deering, P. C. M. of F.; Richard nolulu grow. of American institutions for the last general plan of development of facil- London might now be in possession pi.int where they are ready to begin an overworked official and that to Gosling, M. of E.; Mar. Keehan, I. to something to stop them forty years. ities for communication. of a "Ring" to rival that of Vienna, learn and pile on additional duties will not im- G.; Franz liochert, O. G.; J. Neill, P, fence if you are liv- for the lack of a few extra teachers," Take down that to the prove the service in the least. C; E. II. F. Wolter, P. C; William Mr. Bryce dated this preface Oct. London, he says, has only twenty with streets radiating regularly remarks Mr. Wells. ing In the city. Don't give visitors "Road Chairman Quinn was the Jones, P. C trustees. , 1910, before the elections had tak roads radiating into the surrounding suburbs. Recommendations are made for the tiie impression that you think Hono- only member of the old board that Mystic Lodge No. 2 A. II. Angus, en place. The result of those elec- country, as against forty-tw- o roads London missed its great chance, solution of the school congestion pro- lulu is still a cow pasture. more or lees constantly into C. W. 11. .Hies, V. C. F. Kip. Demo-ocrat- blem on Maui and will receive butted C; C.f tions could, according to the ic in Paris, which has only half the says Reilly, when its officials failed the consecration of Superintendent, Pope the work being done by Wilson. If pier. M. or W.; J. L. Duckworth, New York World, only population. lias one hundred to carry out. town-planni- ideas Up to the present time the amateur Paris the and the Commissioners. there is the slightest excuse for the president; F. Waldron, P. C, K. or strengthen the opinion that he ex- and two miles of streets, ninety-eig- ht of Evelyn and Wren at time when aviators don't get killed until they the The report of Mr. Smith supervis- statement that friction has existed R. and S; C. .1. Hummel, P. C, M. of pressed days No 4.10 by become experts and "know how" to seventeen earlier. feet or more in width, while London acres of the city were cleared ing principnl on Kauai, covers the between the chief and a subordinate F. ; J. F. C. Abies, M. of E.; W. II. govern- - one-ha- lf 1CGG. Com- work of Hie schools on island do1 man need despair of popular has only eight and miles. The fire in In 1840 a Royal that in the road department, it has devel Gill, P. C, I. G.; A. Andersen, O. G.; Btunts. for the past term and make a number nent in the United States, and Mr. congestion in London grows worse. mission reported in fav"or of a great oped through this M. of recommendations to the source. J. McChesney, P C, trustee; J. Bryce is right when he says never increase 'I see by move an opportunity Placing city street construction tnat "the The direction of the main streets central railway station. It lias practical work of the schools. this G. O'llrien, M. at A. forces working good seem strong of the for the Republican supervisors to pay 8 under the Immediate direction of an for from east to west as originally large been built The terminals - Some interesting comments on (he William McKinley Lodge No. a political charges efficient city engineer should mean er today than they have been for the ly determined, says Reilly, by the Great Eastern and North London teaching personnel is contained in the debt," McClellan. C. Kilbey, C. C; A. F. Gertz, V. C; super- "Engineer Gere does not in for iast three generations." fact that the location of the city on railway, though frequented by 1,000,-00- 0 report of William McCluskey, dabble A. II. Ahrens, president; E. A. the best business administration principal a navigable river with rising ground persons a year, open out in vising of East Hawaii. politics," is one of several commen- K. of R. and S.; W. .1. Coon, the taxpayers and the best results "Many of the teachers are sixty-tw- o datory references made by Supervis M. of E.; II. Iiicknell, M. of E.; Ii. for the people. on either side. Habitations natural streets respectively forty and men and women who have PLANNING THE "CITY BEAUTIFUL" or Low in behalf of the city official Meyer, M. of W.; M. ly extended along the banks of the feet in width. interest in little else than in the good F. Kinsley, at who may for the present supercede A.; lirother Wright, I. G.; Honolulu must have something Thames, and if the same attention to The English are copying German of the youthful citizens entrusted to Brother Town planning is rapidly spread Wilson in charge of road work in G. ; town-planni- care," Purcell, O. lirother Taylor, P. C, better than a first class band if it ex- military consideration had been nec nt the time when the their states the report "There ing over the earth. All too many mu- are others'who Inlerest in this district. Low has characterized Brother Wolf, P. C, trustees. mid-wint- - town-planni- take less pects make er enter- essary in London as in Paris, Stras- Kind of German the to the nicipalities have learned by expens the work and fail to realize the res- Engineer Gere as an efficient, safe for the tourists of the burg and other continental cities, English admire is going out of style - tainment ive experience that it is poor busi ponsibility of their position. A few and reasonable official, and he be- The trolley cars on the Wnialao will give town the are unreliable, seeming to lievnc ltA pan Ita rellail t brand that the ness, mighty poor business, to allow Jiopelessly flint linnn division were thrown out of whack best' name possible. keep their position with no other ob- select a suitable luna or assistant at' morning through the reported a town to "just grow." ject than to draw their pay. My aim this. a much less figure than now paid! blunder of the second car out from Appreciating this fact Australia is has been to encourage the first-clas- s, Never a year of Honolulu's history Wilson. I to have a new Federal capital spec- to awaken a deeper Interest, in the the carbarn, which, Instead of going opened with a better showing in the The solid six stand firm against' to Walalae, went to Kalihl, ially built to order on the "City Beau- second: to get rid of the third and as thus statements of the financial institu-toin- s. slst nil." the appointment of not only John IL holding a carload of incoming pas. tiful" idea. The plan is to give the That means Honolulu is an ab- Pope's Report. Wilson as road supervisor for Hono- sengers on the east switch wailing whole world a splendid model of the Waterhouse Trust solutely safe proposition though it Superintendent, popes report, is a lulu district, but have denied the ap- for a Flying Dutchman. new Ideals in municipal design and lengthy one. It is in part ns follows: may be conservative. pointment of J. H . De Fries to super- adornment. Sydney and Melbourne "The Course of Study ns prescribed cede Travis of Ewa, R. L. Gillilandi by fhe Territory for the training of are to give way to the new city as an R. W, Waialua, The Secretary of the Navy says children in the Public Schools in of Waianae, Holt of abode for the Commonwealth Parlia- we can't have the warships. That's cludes what are called the common and Moses Akawa of KoolaupoKo dis. ment. all right If Congress will give us the branches of education for the elemen trict. Passing from new to old, tarv schools. In turning down these men, the merchant ships that the needs of the the the Af- Real As In all other stales and territo solid six in Pa- the ancient city of Khartoum in Estate for Lease take the stand that the nation here and throughout the of the Union an eight-ye- ar course rica is being rebuilt under the direc- ries case of De Fries he would take office cific demand. in planned. A child begins school at 10f Makao Beach Lots, held by Travis, who is declared to be tion of Gen. Lord Kitchener, and a Koolauloa, Oahu six years of age and if he Is normally a good man. Fern states, on the Every man who believes that chil- new and splendid city is rising In the bright, he may complete the course place where Chinese Gordon met We offer these desirable beach lots at the end of his fourteenth year. If other hand, that Travis has been do- dren have a right to live, breathe, Rjtuate on ing politics in he use of death, and chaos and death reigned. the windward Bide of Oahu the course of study has been faith- that let the See our grow and learn, should be numbered lease a fully followed he hnve acquir- teams hauling people The problem in Khartoum was for for twenty (20) year term should his for from among .those demanding first place for at a moderate ed a good knowledge of fhe following Kipapa Gulch to Pearl City during much the same faced by the Ameri- rental. the schools In the acts and appropri- subjects: Reading, grammar, composi- - a Republican rally. Molt, the may- can at Havana Pan- Lots are 100x300. ' Silk ations by the Legislature. Government and or's appointee for Waialua district, ama where dirt and disease reigned This property can be reached by Is charged by Murray with being In ' 6f course the Immigration tax and under the old regimes. In building rail. AUDIT COMPANY OF experienced and is believed not ablei Umbrellas Immigration work should be contin- the new Khartoum over the ruins left to fill the office in satisfactory man- - WITH PLAIN AND SILVER-MOUNTE- D by the Dervishes care has had to be ner. ued. The people declared themselves Akawa, the man selected to filli HANDLES. Very positively on that point. But taken not to go roughshod over the HAWAII (he place vacated by Paele, in Ko-- prejudices of the was by ihey want to know that the money Is fanatical Moslem For Sale olaupoko district, stated the CUARANTFED TO WEAR, population. ns for effective work. Last year in the new Republican members of the hoard AS WELL AS LOOK WELL. jxpended only but little better man than Paele, who Khartoum there were eleven A Bargain in Makiki District for 824 BETHEL STREET WE II AVE A LARGE STOCK may he deposed. j Educational commissioners should cases of malaria and no fever among $3250 TO SELECT FROM, RANG- George nave their department in an the .r)0,000 population. In the reappointment of ING IN PRICE Chalmers ns road supervisor for Wa-- ; state of preparedness for London has already spent about P. 0. Box 64G Telephone 2035 town-plannin- g, imanalo district, Andrews Adams placing facts before the Legislature. $",4,000,000 in widen- and From $5 to $25 for Koolauloa district, the board was Education will be the most Import- ing streets and other local improve- now unanimous. ant topic for the legislators to pass ments, and is committed to an Conducts all classes of Audits and year. The school expenditure of more than $2,000,000 upn this children Investigations, and furnishes Reports The dedication of the now Meth- must come first. a year toward the "City Beautiful." odist Episcopal at on all kinds of financial work church, Victoria H. F. Wichman The widening of Fleet street and and lleretania Btreets, has been post Los Angeles could get Hawaii's Cal- Bishopsgare street, now In progress, Waterhouse poned till January 22, on account, of, $3,7.10,000. Trust ifornia sugar freights If it made con- will cost According to the fact Bishop Hughes, who' & Co.. Ltd., Suggestions that ditions so favorable that the sugar Prof. C. H. Reilly, the Architect of Riven for simplifying will have charge of the ceremony,' FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS HONOLULU, T. H. Leading Jewelers factors! would save money by" moving the London County Council, the city or systematizing office work. All will not arrive In time to officiate on their Crockett refinery south. There Is still without any real motive or business confidential. the 13th. I FORT STREET EVEXIXG BULLETIN', TIOXlvLtrLr. T. IT.. FRIDAY. .TAX. fi. 1911. Alfred D. Cooper LOCAL AND GENERAL Hawaiian Stocks and Bonds Have Just Finished Bought and Sold Autos, $4 per hour, Lewis Stables. Or. 307 JUDD BUILDING Carey, dentist, has resumed practise at o07 Boston Telephone 2489 P. Box o07 building. Soys9 0. , in: a. j ueruy nas returned from 5.:.' V . X Stocktaking California. Ofliee plione No. 2237. Williamson & Buttolph Whitney & .Marsh announce the continuance of their sale of wearing ai.jiiiiel lor one week loeger. 1 t CINDING that we have a large Stock and Bond Brokers Hotel Arliiigloii entirely remodeled. Overcoats 1 Rooms newly furnished. Hut ami accumulation of 83 MERCHANT STREET colli baths. Women's ieadv-to-we- ar Great bargains In all $6.00, $7.00, $7.50, $8.00 and Children's and Phone 1482 P. 0. Box 528 garments at Whitney & .Marsh's dur- Boots ing the coining week. are arranging our stock If you want a good job done on an Shoes, Honolulu Stock Exchange auto or carriage take it to Hawaiian Mven in this mild climate an over for a Carriage Mfg. Co., 427 Queen St. Special Sale. 1 ! Saturday. Jan. 7. OMiee hours of the Wireless Tele-- ; coat tor the childt1l will save many a graph are from 7 a. m. to :::' p. m. We shall offer some of the NAME OP STOCK. I!i( Asked. daily ami from S to ID a. 111. Sua-- ! doctor bill. Besides, the coats arc M JSIiCANTlLB. days. greatest values in shoes ever & C. Brewer Co 400 l'ay cash unu asii for green stamps, so h end so me that they're fine lor SUGAR. They're free. Call known at ridiculous prices. Ewa Plantation On 27' 27! at the show rooms Hawaiian Agric. Co iOO and see what you set free for dress up, auto trips, etc. stumps. Keep Your Eye on Haw. Coin. & bug. Co. . . . 333 34' Our Windwos Hawaiian Sugar Co 34 35 For distilled water. Hire's Root Hononiu Sugai Co i"5 Ileer and all other popular drinks. Honokaa Sugar 10 A full line at Await This Sale Co Ring up I'hone 2171. Consolidated Haiku Sugar Co 45 Hutchinson Sugar Plant. 15' Soda Works. Kahuku Plantation Co. .. 17' Handsome new assortment of over-- ! McINERNY SHOE STORE Kekaha Sugar Co 105 cn:its lor buys at Silva's Toggery. An! Koloa Sugar Cn overcoat, even in this mild climate.1 Silva's Toggery, Ltd., McRryde '. Sugar Co 4 will save many a doctor bill. - Oahu Sugar Co Fort Street, above King Stree- ?6' The Ononiea Sugar Co Children's Service of all the Klks' Big., Kingj near Fort Olaa Sugar Co. Ltd jlCpiscopal Sunday schools in this city Co will he held in St. Andrew's Cathed- Paauhati Pagar Plant. Co ral on Sunday; January 8th, at 3 p. 111. Pacific Sugar Mill Francis Avile and Andress Clalarazo Paia Plantation Cn 145 were each lined thirty dollars and JAS. W. Popeekeo Sugar Co PRATT WEEN IN NEED Of casts of court, by .Judge I ymer Pi'Mioer Mill Co 17? this moining for fighting on Waialua Agrlc. Co...... 73 05 a public .place. IX not put oft using When in need of ("Pratt, the Land Man") WaUuku Sugar Co. . Pan ka liana WaimaniUo Si, gar Co. until your doors are worn from rub- PURE CREAM YValmtia Sugi- Mil- Co. i. 5 bing at the dirt with ordinary soap. 'MiSClCLLANKOUS'.-Int.er-Islu.n- Your grocer will supply yeu with Can g:eam N. Co. 10 Paper, Bags, VF. MA K H A Sl'K.'IALTY OK RICH .CMS AM Paper ka Han i. C1IOICK. REAL ESTATE Hawaiian Electric Co. Costumes for the Floral Hon. R. T. & L Co, Pref. . I'arade NO PRISSISRYATIVKri. O'iDISlt MY I'llONF 2S"JU. ami Carnival may be or Twine FIRE INSURANCE Hon. H. T. & L Co . Com. ordered through of aay description Mutual Telephone Co. ... '4 the Hawaiian News Co., Young l!ldg. Oahu It. & L Co One GENERAL AUCTIONEER price for both events. Orders Hilo It. R. Co., Pfd must he in soon. Hilo It. It. Co., Com.... go to 1410 Tanaku, a ar- RENTS COLLECTED Phone Hon. P & M. Co 18 ,V .lananese, who was The Pond Dairy Hawaiian Pineapple Co. . rested for assaulting a Kore in was LOANS NEGOTIATED Tanjong Olok ll.C. pu up 40 released, as the evidence again.U him Hawaiian News Co., HONOLULU'f 'Jo LARGEST do ass.(iri pd. . was not sufficient to warrant the Pahang Kub. Co. (Pd). . .fudge to sentence him. LIMITED Etc., Etc. Pahang " (,ss. 40 Pd) PAPER HOUSE BONDS. Regal Shoes for women are built en advance models of his. The Pioneer Haw. Tor. 4 (Fire CI.) . . exclusive sly Haw. Ter. 4 i nese lieautilul shoos crme in 11:11 i STANGENWALD BUILDING Haw. House 125 Ter.4.'i sizes insuring a peifcct (it. Regal Paper Merchant Street Honolulu Haw. Ter. 4 7, AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- Shoe Store, King Haw ami l!ethe! struts. Satisfactory Laundering Ter. The Cnion-Paciti- c PAPER & SUPPLY Cal. Sr.g. & Transfer .Co.. CO., LTD. fleet Kef. Co. t too King Hamakua Hitch Co., street next to the Alexander FRENCH LAUNDRY J. ABA DIE. Proprietor 777 KING ST. Fort and Quesn Upper Diteh fid fining Iiuildin, have experienced Strati TISLISPilOMO Haw. ,'rrgtn. Cc. Ps igi a 'men and specially 'designed wufrons M!H NO l'.ltANCHISS Haw. Com. & Sag Co. 5 GEO. G. GUILD Manager iJt.JuiuiUiut.aml pi.mu.iuuwuiu- -i e!c- - Hilo R. R Co.. Issue 1001 00.4 HilfR. li. Co.. Con. (X ... The big new Calendar Pads and (! crusher at Moiliili Hontkaa Sugar Co.. . . 01 ro Iiavliing toiydies til i Hon. R. T. & L. Co. 6 "'livehe Will buy a 1 BEACH LOT near Kauai Ity. Co. (Is day. Plans' are being made for a Excebior Diaries for Diamond Head. Kol.ala Ditch Co. fis grand oimiiingiiSomoti-niei'UeNtMiweek- MeBryde Sugar Co. Bs . . . ' 9 5 The massive ma hinery is all In place Excellent Sea Front Residence fis 1911 Mutual Tel. undwtlU1 are now sites. trees Oahu R. & L. Co. 5 mechanics running Fruit and grass grow 00 the'iells. ing: on lots. Deposit Oahu Sugar ,'o. 5 There be Olaa Susnr Co 0 02 91 will a grand recital' and (is (xmcert - Pnc.Sug. Mill Co. tonight nt San Antonio H.tII Also a complete line of- OFFICIO Pioneer Mill Co, r, for the benelil of the "A Patria" Your Savings Waialua Agrlc Co. o ... IOO school. A gocd time is tii iTATION'KRY and HLANK HOOKS. Our Ei Sale Magoon Bros., :aired for SAI.RS Pel ween Hoards .HI ail who a(end. Fight clo k kaa $11; lfm Oahu Sng. $211. is the hour of commencement. Gen- in a Mank whose loans are Co.. 12V.; HI Oahu Sng. Co.. $2fi; 15 is 2." ( TRUSTS. REAL ESTATE AND Oahu Sng. eral admission cents, reserved made on the very best, secu- 21) COLLECTIONS Co.. KWa. $27.nt); HI Oahu seats 5(1 cents. Office Supply Co., Lid., rities be as- 1, obtainable; and pug. r., oahu Hug. Co., $211. Manuel Roilrigues, charged t.Cor. with ' IS NOW GOIHG ON Merchant and Alakea Sts. sured tli.:t you will receive Ku!es: Oahu Sag. Co., y:u having used threatening language to fort strioft the interest your money $2C.12ii; 5 Ewa, $27.50. cams. n,'Ptniii Klocking of the German ship f En.a was after a hearing before Judge MORE MONEY $1.00 opens an Account. Latest sugar quotation 3.67 cents And will continue the or $73.40 per ton. Lymer this morning, discharged. He until KntirC Stock Is being m;nlfl by was represented by Attorney Strauss. those who Invest Interest at four one hair ot l is in the and Among the wltn esses In the case was ri:ady.to.wi:ar appari-- per eent. per annum, com. CLIKORXI United Stales Shipping Commissioner closed CONSOLIDATED pounded 3 Alniy. out. OIL COMI'AX.V Ssr, 67cts The Men's League Rible class of than In nny other oil proposition', be- Central 1'iiion church will meet, in Such valu as we are giving are j-- en use G''o an-n- 1 a annual dividend is il Beets 2d the church parlor tomorrow morning red from simply marvelous. the start, which no other Bank of Hawaii, Lid. 810 at 10 o'clo k. Tbi.s class is a free oil onipnny has been alile to offer. forum ror the frank discussion of HLANK HOOKS, DAILY .lOI'RNALS, The Cal. Consolidated is HI A MISS, We are not trying to mak e n distinc. Capital and Surplus, these vital social uncut ions. All men CALKNDAItS, INKS, cent of lively an investment enterprise, are invited to attend and present PISNS, P10NC1I.S, not. $ profit on these goods. alone extraordinary profit, 1,000,000 iw mkhms iw a their own views whatever they may' And ISverythiiiK for the tlllico hut ahsolnte safety. Members Honolulu Stock Bond he. Only by free discussion can we Where? I offer and Simply a is this stock for sale at 70c Exchang-- arrive at truth. general clearance, that PRR SHARK in five euunl monthly FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS Yee Yl Ch in, a Chinese restaurant WALL, NICHOLS CO., Ltd. all. H vow payments or 2 Vi'.'-- off for keeper want a Bargain in any oi eash. This Telephone 1208 on Hotel street, yesterday es- the is a straight Ull-7- KINC STRK.IST business proposition that New caped serious Injury at the hands of! following we advise" vow points the way to big returns on Start the Year n Chinese nuib had not Chief of He-- j strongly to come your money. Right STOCKS AND BONDS teetives McHudie and his men Inter-- ! to this sale. Subscription list at my office. fere-- In time. Sheriff Jarre! t. and j 1911 Diaries P. E. R. STRAUCH District Attorney llreckons were the TAKE OUT A Representing Lincoln Mortgage & Trent Trust Co first to arrive at the scene of trcu-- . and Calendar Pads Loan Co. Limited hie. The mob intended to assault Lingerie Gowns Yee the! Room 1, Waity Eld, 74 S. King St. for his delay in attending MEMBER HONOLULU STOCK AND mass meeting at Aula Park. A. B. AP.LEIGH & CO., Ltd. Life Insurance Hotel opp. SONfl EXCHANGE There was a small attendance at the Street, FiiUia Wash Dresses Stop meeting of the Kainehameha Alumni Paying Rent Assoclal ion. which met in Its club- Policy Six Days Only Silk See house on Foil street last night. The! Dresses Harry reading of different reports by the SALE OF BOOKS WE ISSITK Til 10 MOST LI HCIt A L Armit age Tailor-Mad- e D0NDER0 & LANSING committee, took Up most of the vain-- 1 Thursday, December 2!I, to Suits CONTRACTS AT TH1C LOWICST Stock and Bond Broker Phone 2553 83 Merchant St. able time, which was Intended for the! Wednesday, January 1 RATIOS. MeraNor of Honolulu Stock and disM)sltion of some Important mat- i $500 to $15,000 Bond Exchange ters. President Home of the Ihree, Waists & schools, present, BROWN LYON CO. Campbell Block, Merchant Street who was asked the, Limited MARTIN association to render assistance to1 Coats GRUNE, one of the daughters of Knniehameha, who is In destitute circumstances. Real Es'ate Agency Giffard & Roth Island Investment Silk or Lawn Kimonos CAMPBELL BLOCK Hawaiian YOUR OPPORTUNITY Room No. 20. STOCK AND BOND BROKERS Company Silk Petticoats 'orner Fort and Merchant Streets. Trust Co., Members Honolulu Stock and Bond If Lakeview No. 2 Oil Company Ltd., FiohniKT . - makes wood you may order your auto- - . "1- . STOCKS, 923 FORT STREET ouit;cw" '"K.. mercnant St. ;moiiiie. This is no dream. It is a BONDS. MORTGAGES AND Girls' Coats & Dresses m lii'ty-to-o- SEAL ESTATE C. L. HOPKINy good chance in your fav- - ''"veryliody should strive to flinFWID '"' Telephone etc., etc. Systematizer, Notary Public, Agent ter his comlition in lite, and this is 3H9 th Grant Marriage Hawai-- j Licnses, P. H. Mailinc attended J'onr opportunity. Lakeview No BURNETTE Office ian Interpreter and Translator u high-cla- ss oil investment, managed 103 Stangcnwald Bu'lding Com'r. of Deeds for California natf to OFFICE Judiciary Bide. HOURS ability, re-- 1 .e York; NOTARY PUBLIC; Delivery puaran-'',- y ""n '"inor and who Money j ' o. Hox r.nc. back if not 9 a. m. to 4 n. m. f ,H il"-- ,,1"lk Ij0B Angeles ' Cable, "HulliioR" satisfied Jrant Marriflire License; Drawi teed In Rood order Pr 5'"" Kortgnges, Deedi. Billk of Sale, Hawaii & South reganiinj; tneir iinaneiat standini;. l: am leaving for the Coast. Phone Leases, Wills, Etc. Attorney Seas Ctii'io Co. Drink j CHANG CHAU for th 3020. During my alisence (leo. II. Jisrrict Courts 79 MERCHANT T Young liillldiiig Paul will receive subscription for MAY'S OLD K0NA HONOLULU. PHONE 1310 001 FEE GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT. slock. I will be, on my return, glad INTERPRETER, NOTARY PUBLIC The contortionists are about the to furnish information on any oil Bert in the Market OK. 2185 cdKorlal nioius only ones who can make both ends properly In that 111 inhborhood lo DAM' 22."6 I Office linshiess iil'licc. 1 lele-plum- ,' meet, these H E A CO. J Corner Hotel and Smth "I'ltew arc ho News those interested. J. Oswald Lutted, NET MAY ti- Streets. P. 0. Box 94G. Phone 238G. niiiiilicrs of (he II 11 1 1 c 1 1 11. and Courier, lHl'J Forts treet. Phone 1271 :.ti. EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU. T. II, SATURDAY, IAN. 7, 1911.

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The Coming Residential District of Greater Honolulu The ideal Place to Build Your Home

What You Artesian Water Want Is: High Elevation Palolo Hill Tract PRICES and TERMS Ocean Yiew Tract Magnificent View Section 31a Cents. Health-Givin- r Lots, Sf.VMUlO iinii Inside g Section rents, $100.00. Climate - Lots Section Cents, This Class Rest Section Cents, Size of Lots, ;;.1."0 feel, or 11,250 feet. What You Sufficient Rainfall Section ." Cents of Minnie Can Have : Relaxation vvr : e (iuot. Choice Koko Head Breeze Size of Lots range from 111,000 mors square feet up. Property on Long Life From $10 to $50 cnsli down :inil Excellent Soil tho Coast balance lit (lie rale of from $10 to TKK.HS cost double $20, or more, per iniiiitli. Pure Ocean 20 per cent down, and balance ul Five per cent discount on nil Lois Air die liite of .I0 to '(, or more, per this price sold for .ill rash. hiiiiiIIi. ." per cent "ill lie deilncteil Wit reseru' the prii ilciic of increas- Modern on till lots sold for all cash. What We Improvements without ing our price or iilhdraing any of Sell You: Easy Distance Call mill secure our mans. the Climate our Lots from tlie market.

'E extend to every one an invitation to see our property and the extensive improvements we have made and are making for the development of our magnificent building lots. Take the Waialae car, and upon your arrival at our branch office at Koko Head Ave., where our representatives, who are in charge from 10 a.m. to 5.30 every day, will show you over our property, and supply you with maps and all the information you require. Kaimuki Land Company, Branch Office: Waialae Road and Koko Head Ave. Main Office: Fort and King Streets t.r: Phone 3208 i;l.' Phone 1659

t Jl I. er, Wednesday, on tiie steamer a, ' Lieut, and i.Irs. Vvm. IM.t.n. iur.1 tho week. unc ?.od acts aro to DOINGS of the SMART SET is keenly regretted by her are recent, arrivals at id .f.u'ter. come c.i We int';.:!a. by the l.iirlino, many Iriends in Honolulu. Mrs. Mrs. (iridium's sister, Miss Cirt.wrigul. and they will opca up on Thursdiay The Keener Is a fascinating woman, from Hoikoley, Cal., is F.pe:nl!liK "Boston Trot." noliilu. At the presoul they are living small night. In statue large I LONDON', Dec. 17. Tho "wave in the beautiful home that formerly witli dark blue eyes wilh them. !eul. Gialmmi h:ts and brown hair. This is the second been stationed' at Fort Leaven worth v.allz" and llio "Hoston trot," two belonged to Thomas May on Kinau winter that has spent in Hono- but is rejoining regiment',1 street. The keep "open she his old 'the AMUSEMENTS- a-- - a-- Manx's NOVELTY. I ; m American society dances, lulu a house" where ever they reside, and during her two months' stay at 2Uth Infantry. have readied London and are being Ihe Moana Hotel, she has been the are so noi;,nan:y incline. that every The Van I'arkiey Co. are certainly trie,! in high court circles. Tlie wave one leels Ihe air of hospitality that incentive for much social entertaini- An important meeting of the Hum- i Tho Ciludsto'.u ara prepar-he- st getting their share of laughs at this waltz is a variety of ng. ane Society will be held at. Alex- THEATRICAL MANAGERS Sisters the old original piovailes this ('harming home. Mrs. the jing one of their stunts for next house. Master Jimmie, the comedian, "Poston", (lanced by Young Hotel, Monday morning, Klish.i Dyer Mnrix's niece. Miss Katherine Ste- ander TALK OF COMBINATION gets belter as he goes along. The ni;.iiy years a In Captain and Mrs. Whilte-mor- e at nine so. Paris, where the phens belongs to tlie younger social William o'clrk, This meeting will new steps and acrobatic oddities little chap is a stunner for one so waltz Low, dopartej on take place in the lounging room, bo v.:ie created more or less of a set, and is a great favorite. She is Wednesday the Say Too Many Vaudeville and which will presented immediately young. They enter on their fifth furore in thfci the Wilhelmina. Is following new songs. Gladstone Salmis; it became known an expert swimmer, equestrian, in Captain Low an members of the society are requested The week Monday, fun- have none popu- next presenting a ::s "Tin Vague." fact Is a thoroughly "out of door officer in the United Slates Marine to be present. Picture Houses Here for Sisters lost of their ny larity and the coming week will show li't'co "Tonsorial James." Miss The chirr put of the girl," Tfjn.i-lul- u, Corps, and has been stationed in these "Wave Waltz" and is much attached to the Trade, them to better advantage even than Lowell in now song3 and new motion lis described in "M. A. P.," mainly on account islands for two years. This couple The following invitation has been consists of of the out of j when they first went on the Umpire pictures. a long, wave-lik- e dip, produced by a door life that this climate affords. nave endeared themselves to the pco issued to a coterie of their friends: Managers of local theaters and stage. Kdna Randall continues to Kl w slide 1; lekward with a bent knee. Her departing In February will be plo of Honolulu, for they are great "Miss Alfred Brooke, Miss KIsa moving picture housei met late yes- please with her operatic selections. Vilun the io:; ia straitened, the dou- keenly regretted by her numerous social favorites and were renowned Neide Brooke. Small 4 o'clock tea. terday afternoon to talk over the sub- The film s( rvice, always goo 1, is ble movement produces a slow dip, friends In this city. for their hospitality. not only among Thursday, Janinry twelfth, nineteen ject of a combination of interests, being brought tip to a better stand- which has been discussed informally ard, Manager Scully like i wave. It is a difficult dance fcr the service people, but the townfoll: hundred and eleven. "The Pleasan-ton- .' permitting no elderly! beaux as well. Numerous " for some time. Anions' the theaters films to be shown unless they are and spinslers, whoso Mr. and Mrs. Hen.jamin Dodge Marx small functions represented were the New Orpheum, Igood, (dean, jo were given wholesoma, entertaining ints are stiff and creaky, but plump will pniei lain at dinner this evening in honor of this couple, Umpire, Savoy, Bijou, and tlie Park. or educative. supple prior to departure. Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. William and persons find it a delightful at their home in Nuiianu Valley. This their The managers feel that there are The usual matinee U being given fonii of they Richards Castle, and Miss Beatrice Ho- - exercise, say. affair will be given in honor cf Mr. too many amusement houses in this afternoon ' Tho Vague it Captain Healy, Castle, entertained at, luncheon in nolulu, and some should be elf takes three beats find Mrs. Robblns Anderson. Mrs. the popular Captain that f mimic .and from there the original of the transport Sheridan was the honor of Judge and Mrs. Selden closed in 'lie Interests or all. It. W. Anderson is a bride and has but re Shingle AMATEURS PACK BIJOU I! ).;tou f.tcp is performed twice. guest of lienor a Kingsbury. After tiffin Ihe party mo- has been mentioned as tho The cently arrived in Honolulu. Even dur- at luncheon, that to to at. Moana-lu- a. man harmonize tlie opposing the V:TieIs repeated, also "the step this ing was given on Wednesday. at tored the aviation meet her short sojourn in this city, she atrical interests, and another meet- At an c:v.;.v lnur last night. It w..u The timrewsod. "The Vagno conies on T. the Alexander Young Hotel. Cov k: made nuineroiM and Is ing will be held soon to talk over the ( off-bo- friends impossible to btain oven standing the in Hip music, and the proving ers were arranged for twelve, the ta- situation. an acquisition to the smart roi in at the Bijou, for the house win Secret woman always woes backward. This set ble was elaborately decorated with Captain and Mrs. u. Sidney Haight of Honolulu. She is a stunning packed full In every pen-p'- o li'islun is n:it easy to do, but once ac- American were registered at the Young Hatel earner. The ol the x king woman and possesses many lleauty roses and smilax. PANTOMIMIC distinctive complished it has a At on Wednesday Thursday ARTISTS begin to arrive In a steady charm fascinating swing accomplishments, among them a the place of the fair sex were ar- and of this and exquisite style bea- i sl"'an!' ,he n,,iHe wi,n cf its own that sets it high above oth- ranged corsage bouquets of roses, tied week. During their sojourn in town FOR THE SAVOY sc:" of the voice, which been highly cul- -' 1 Women's Regals you utiful has j routing ca' acity of uilil was filled to er Poslons. with pink tulle. At tho ternilnali.m they were tho incentive for much will livated during her five years abroad. I no I find now on display at our The "Huston Trot" is regarded in of this enjoyable luncheon, i.ixirs. ho program submitted Mr. Anderson Is well known here, is the entire Two pantomimic acrobats arrived fully store is worth London society as the d.inco parly to on merit ed the nidi for seats. That knowing. freakest a prominent lawyer belonging to the motcred the Pali. the Moana yesterday and will ever brought here from America. It Mr. and Mrs. Balllng.rr, the farmer make their Initial appeara, "co at l!m the audience thoroughly enjoyed the law II: m of Halloa, Prosser and An- program put is a fust-lim- e waltz. The nrm dancer a capitalist oi; Seattle, Wash., will de- Savoy on Monday night. These art- before it was atlesled REGAL SHOES derson, Mrs. Webster, wife of Sergeant. i puis his partner backwards. Then part today for the niainlaii.l. alter a ists are versatile in their particular by the shrieks cf laughter or the hcir- - i Webster, Co. F 20th Infantry, Is a Ihe couple take eight brisk little steps delightful six weeks' sojourn at tho line and are entertainers of the Tirsl ty rounds of applause that greets:! For The departing passenger on the t.ranspart. rank. Their work is done in sili'iice, Women mom, United Service, Uridge Club Alexa Young H al each amateur. One little girl certain down the turning on the sixth, Sheridan. She will nder el. but of are built on advance models of ex- met with Mrs. Kennedy at Fort Shat visit her sons in savors the old French sc'iool ly made good in the Fn thai male partner goes back. . amateur class, clusive styles the Lead City, So. Dakota till Julv of pantomime,, due of the ini-st- ex- designed for this season ter tins weoic. this club will prove after and Hie audience gol Worked up to a by celebrated New York Then the pjir break into the original which join Lieut, and Mrs. Barton, of the Fifth pressive method of conveying an in- and Paris cus an enjoyable women be- she will her husband at i step, Iwloe, very affair. The Cavalry, (in Sberi- - tention. As among high pilch of oxcilement at the box- - tom bootmakers. Iloatnn repealed Fort Douglas, Utah, bo left .Thursday, the acrobats they are longing to the different arms of where he will i We receive these (2 slowly. I!y tint time the woman danc- the diin, en route t,o California, where the the best. ing stmiU put on by two willing boys, service, including U. S. stationed. Regal styles di f the Navy, The Savoy now lias one of tho best j who went at c ich other from very 8.l er should be sideways, facing the former will attend the IT. S. Army the rect from the Army, U. S. Marine Corps, and Reve- Mrs. Webster has created a host of aggregations of j male. Then the couple take eight School of Musketry, at Monterey. talent in the eily. beginning. They rained blow after Regal nue Cutter service, will join, and friends during her four years' resi- The Ureal Snook has had a big vogue Factories, (inick steps tideways,, passing the foot it , blow in rapid succession, while the and can gives dence misl- since his first appearance Sa- therefore promise to be a largo affair. here and will be sincerely at the audience assure you b'hind and In front. Thus ends the - ' ,' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dillingham voy, cheered ami; app'audo.l. of The club Js in an embryonic slate. A ed. :. and lils escape from the packing Tioslon Trot, which takes up twenty-fou- r have been spending several weeks at case, which Is bound round There were some other amateurs shoe business meeting .will be held Mon- with fashions. Also bet bars of musis and is repented as Mukalea. the, country home of the ropes, is marvelous. This will be re- j Hide who supplied the humorous end II X day at the lounging room of, the'Alox-iiiide- r; Mrs. Falls wife of Captain Falls of ter fit, comfort and' - of In f.flen as possible. It"- is,, danced'; - Dillinghams. i . pealed tonight, when ho guarantee.) dm bill ;l very able manner. Of Young Hotel' to 'the the U. S. Army, sprained bin- ankle service than you sideways. discuss, " to be free in less than fifteen min- course, UT3 A1 straight, round, and Then, plans while stepping from carriage, there was tho imial regul ir J future of the club in detail.' her utes. bill, . there are the other variations. "Three The Wednesday Bridge Club will j and each Horn on this, was high-- owing to this accident, Captain and The Malan-Magrat- h Comedy Com- l!n;l')i!S," "llrmble Postons," and the meet with Mrs. Arthur Marix, wife of ly appreciated, especially Perry and After a delightful visit in Hono- Mrs. Fulls were compelled to cancel pany's sketch, "A One-Nig- Stand," "lloston Two-S1ep,- " which last, named Captain Marix on Wednesday next at is Howe. This couple) has made gnail. lulu, Judge and Mrs. Selden Kings- their numnrous social engagements funny throughout, Mugralh ap- i done to two-ste- p music, with the their home on Kinau street. pearing as and last night some things were done bury returned to their home on Maui during the holiday season. This po- a darkey, and he also Koc ind step long. Finally, there Is sings, and sings well. Dot Raymond that outclassed all their former ef-- vn Smart Friday. The Kingsburys were the in- pular young society matron has been the "Judy Walk." which London soci- Lieutenant Kilgore, Mr. Benton and and George Stanley fill out with' songs ions, rerry ami uowe Just now are centive for numerous social functions the recipient of many flowers and $4.00 ety voles "horrid" a clutch a prance Mr. lUchard Wright have rented the and the film service Is excellent. certainly at their best. Mike Patoii during their visit, for they were in notes of condolence, a wabble as one journal puts it. "villa by Ihe sea." formerly occupied win conclude nts successlul season and a whirl of one continual round of $4.50 by Captain and Mrs. Frank Robards. tonight, and his place bo ST" gaiety, for all their friends were bent Captain and Mrs. Scales, two chil- EMPIRE ENJOYS will taken set of Honolulu will be on Monday evening by Charles I. "W-i- s, The smart on providing entertainment for dren and maid, spent Tuesday and USUAL BIG $5.00 Captain Arthur Mrs. Newell and young son of Min HOUSE ,i tenor. grieved to learn that them. During their stay in city Wednesday at the. Alexander Young successful Australian or- this neapolis h;"'o leased von X received preliminary the ilolt Lewis has an excellent Marix has they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hotel. Ibis young couple came in With the refutation Feb-mai- y. bungalow appearance of Crawford EEGAL to for tho mainland in L. at Wnikiki and will occupy made in many parts, and there is no SHOE STORE ' ders lore Penney Peck and Mr. and Mrs. i Iwn to meet friends on the transport Hid Meeker, the singing and dialogue gallant. Captain and his it the ilrst of the week. doubt his being Tlje Frederick Klump. Sheridan passed through hero on comedians, the urogram has about able lo charm King and ( that Fiuiiiie Mijou Bethel Streets charming wife have made hosts of. v been sireugthened i audiences wilh his voice. Miss ! J' v Wednesday, en route to San Frun- - conshleriiblv ml In Ho-- ' Misery loves company, but the l'la''-V- wont, frlend3 during their residents The departure of Mrs. Hazel Keen-tisco- . iney are maiiing a big hit. Their J MKidlclon well as usual, is never reciprocal. dialogue Is llnislied and keen ami sue leaves tor the Coast during

i EVE.VIXf! BULLETIN, HONOLULU. T. IT.. SATURDAY, JAN. 7. 1911. 7

no law to stop. Eatibllshcd 1780 Combining all i tber b mi:s in U- nunited States and their puses bus WANT:? Walter Baker with those of the National system IN BUSINESS and allowing an estimate for those LOST. Hawaiian CIRCLES net reiortcd, it is evident from the W hite bull trrrior bitch, with black & Co.'s Controller's report that the b inking ft lidded collar. Ileturn for reward p iwer of the Naticn lias grown in the to W. if. Smith, Kaiakaua avenue. last ten years from 13 977 of all sorts of banks, 4S19-3- t Trust Ltd. with a capital of tt.13n,ono.-00- 0 Company, With Inauguinting the new city CHOCOLATES and individual deposits of $7, OSS -- governing Taken all in and taking a count of all, thl3 should be a 000.000, to more than 27.0OH; b:nks, pretty gotd Ho- i.tock, there has been comparatively jear for the city of with combined capita! close to $2,000-OOO.r- B AUTHORITY nolulu and little of aggressive busi- the Territory of Hawaii, and individual deposits of activity in despite and COCOAS ness circles liming the piice of sugar. nearly $1B,000 0O0 000. The deposits AUTHORITY. the first week of STATEMENT OF KES0UECES LIAUILITIES. DECEMBER 31. the new year. Inaugurating a new For eating, drinking and cooking have more than doub'c in little more AD Filipino a ID 0. city government does not clog buel. Immigration. Pure, Nutr'tiojs than decade, and in the same time F03EST KESERVE EEABING. I'iiipinos Delicious, ness half as much as ha.e to.we in for their the combined loa.is and discounts AS3KTS. LIABILITIES. the stocktaking, is but share of berrating thi.j week. Dr.' - aior taw have grown to more than $12 ouii.oini,-000- . South Kcaa, it attracts more attention. Hawaii, and Certain - Ramus, head of tho Unite! State-- . a. Cash-- Capital fully paid up ... $200,000.00 :ds in Wai- - ac- Marine Hospital The volume of husino-- s is relo'-iei- l Ia Kau, Hawaii, and On 812.33 Trust and agency Conservaave Financiering. examined hanl...$ U'.,,.,,, In reports from 137 fleai-lng-l- ex- In bank. . . . (10,330.77 counts 132.231.00 Judging from what ha como from ..? 'l f". Ine, with the re. ue luku, Maui. uuu e a changes showing combine clearings In bank a; Undivided profits 79,456.68 the business section the past few rendered report to Xo.icc is given - hereby that under . Washington showing of $109.000 000,000 for the ye n- ending trus'ee. . 20, 430. 33 'lays, may the Filipinos ( Honolulu look forward to R the provisions f Chapter 28 of the ncssefscj of most everything on September 31, ! ag iinst $).-.- Agents .... 10,820. ill a. season of conservative financiering, but ilevitcd Laws of Hawaii, amendeJ by health. The Planters' Association for 1909. With the exeep' Ion's $10 1,011.07 with tho retail merchant who deals Act 03 the Session Laws or 1903 - has deported twenty-six- , of Cincinnati. O.; Hou:tm. Tex.; if Hoi: t;o,so2.oo directly with the tourist getting the and more and Act 1 or Greensburg Pa.; lo Sp-in- of the Session Laws SU .'ks in corpora- will go if they are phvs-icall- Colora other best end o it fur the next found to be MM),, a three unfit. and Vicksburg, Mississippi, the year public hearing will he held tions 30.393.00 months. by the Coventor of the Territory and 3 The o caslon for a ItegistiTud showed nn Increased volmn:; of busi- Real estate 4 1,3 SO. 2 Conservatism is the note of the f- such bad lot is V. 8. Patent Office tlie Hoard cf Agri- hard ness transacted. Commissioners of I demand and lime 1 38, 300. 4 inanciers amcng to explain, unless it bo that the otiis. the city officials. The New Clearing-- 1 culture and Forestry on Saturday, e lix- - Manila authorities arc busy woiklng Breakfast Cocoa, 2 lb. tins York louse As- Ofl'-- furniture and Only the Territory has hoodies of (in .January 28, 1911, at 10 o'clock a. oft if possible all their undesirable, sociation .represented per cciil of t u res 3,027.00 money that it doesn't know to Baker's Chocolate (unsweet- m., in office Ag-r- what on the clearings of all the associations of the of tho Hoard of i Accounts due us at in- Hawaii. Having 2 do with, though dissevered this, ened), lb. nt the Legislature in cakes tho country during (he en-re- uiluie and Forestry, on King 1 1! there is not (he and terest 7 , 0 3 8 3 little more than a off, slightest doubt that street, month and the the representatives German's Sweet Chocolate, year has reached $102.0oo.oon 000 in Honolulu, Island of Oahu, Assets other than these Legislature- is usually able to of the planters to disposo 4 $3,000,000,000 grc iier than in 1909. consider the defining of the limits .".,0 will bo on guard against any repeti- lb. cakes specified above t:i.08 large balances rapidly. For those enormous trans ictic-n- h of forest reserves as follows and the tion in tho future. For Sale by Leading Grocers in Eonolulu of only a little more than setting apart of ceitain government 1 1 Mr. Mead, head of the planters' $ l,iiS7.i:s $ 1,687.68 lew Sugar Effect. labor & Co. were used. lands within these rercrves; (1) in The bureau, has returned from his Walter Baker Ltd. s:;. attitude of the banks is tho tour "A larg? percentage of t li b inks the Distiicls of South Kona and Kau, Terrilory of Hawaii, island of Calm of the Philippines, DORCHESTER, MASS., U. S. I natural result of the low price- of where tho A. that have failed should have gone into land and County of Hawaii, the 1, John II. (lalt, treasurer of Hiwailan Trmt Company, Limited, do sugar. lines have been laid to secure work- - Tlie banks and the voluntary liquidation before they creation of a 30,-(m- 2 leninly swear that the above state ,ient is true to the best of niy knowL Kuirar ors from the agricultural forest reserve of l: agencies are in districts or 53 HIGHEST AWARDS IN reached the conditions which precipi- acres, being edge belief. JOHN U. HALT. excellent condition, ,ho 1 the greater part of and but the agencies will not. of course hllM". EUROPE AND AMERICA tated the failure." says Controller the section or forest lying between airy the large balances they have Murray. 1:11 1 iii dudlng.the lands of Walea and Subscribed and sworn to before 1110 ibid Oh day of January, A. D. for two years past. Furthermore, Water Bills. The report leaves no room to doubt Manuka, lo be known as the 1911. McCrosson's "South this is tho time when the sugar fac water bills appear to th'it it is the intention or the present, Kona Forest Reserve"; (2) In the ItKNJ. L. MAUN, ' "ave come to a Water pumping station tors are drawlm? standstill so fur as administration to rid Hie National District of Kau, CI 'cult , Territory of 1tnn !,.,. pipe Island and County of Notary Public. First Judicial Hawaii. surplus, M('Crost'" the Governor a re cnn. and line 3,393.94 banking system of weak banks by and soon many of plan- - j Hawaii, a the p n rl TU- i modification of boundary r - Legal expenses, exchange, n .tat ions will be making overdrafts to mi; uuvernor received a guiding them into voluntary liquida-tir- a nl addition to the existing Kau from McCrosso fi Wnolf taxes and insurance. . 1,8S9.0: a stronger in rover the grinding period. It is quite this combination with Fo.c t Ilererve, whereby the area re- ing the No. 1 dis- likely that in the latter part of that proposed executive office1.1'" 23,29.67 stitutions wherever possible, or to served is Increased 21 0.2 acres; (3) March and April there will be a tight amendments made the Kau ditch! continue business as 11 la"t resort, in the of Walluku, Island scheme impossible $lti7,905. i is money period. to finance. The1 where there no' probability other and County of Maul, a modification by I be annoyed lack of Governor fciliioH i,.,,.t, i. - , , Lea v In a bianco of cash In way. Con- Don't the yjun Him, He nau no than failure. this the of boundary and addilion to the ox. further changes 0 hand 13,791.31 troller believes, depositors can be City Finance. to suggest, and pass- - 'ting West Maui Forest Reserve, cu paid In full can s Hot Water. Install a The city oP1cl.il. urn ,(i,n ",e buck to McCrcsson. As there and shareholders ive whereby the area re erved is Increas- ve,y l,Voly Iooal Total ' ' ' .$181,700.00 some of their investments and csc tiie 4 l.o m.se they find that practically no , "Potion to' . " " ed 2 acres. '''h represents the amount of cap- - the double liability. balance was f hem from ;,mCndlll!t tho Organic Att Maps and descriptions of the raid by McCrosson-Frea- r 303,400 shC;ues at During the year. 113 National banks the nrevlom, a(,i,,.i the lscl lands proposed to be set apart as for - 1 u 8,1,1 c went into voluntary liquidation. t ' BS the,e 18 a at- - JW!L RUDD Board of Supervisors appears to , br!lce of est reservrs are on file In the office have to! Property--We own in fee simple reckoned its surplus cash operating f! the Stipei Intendent of Forestry, i:i I""8thfl 'M land in San Luis GAMBLERS STILL without estimating outstndi g MwkA Pn1 Patented i honclulu, where they are open to the b Uri" .'! Mil- - that had to ho paidt h To d nt "I' ?.'! LEAD PROCESSION insiceti 11 of the public. "0n - f acres more of nrtlneent. hi ml - lne can a of the year. The ninrh nf h,- . have look At the r..ld time and place all per-- ' GAS WATER HEATER August, mil, at a price of $230 pei- times, however, will not hold city ir" "Ul0 ro,'a,''ty Sheriff Jarrett finds that gamblers soi's .iio so desire will be given full tho Tl Z(UU'h ne re. for long, as it will ret its shnrn from "'e l,,,,a w111 1,0 - continue to lead the procession of ppertunlty to be heard upon the sub-- ! 11(,d Well No. 1 We h the Territorial surplus through this session nf r,.i staited with a thoso who find their way to the cen- jei t matter of this notice and to pre that will ho gross. hole, the largest so far attempt- oiiitributed by tral police station during the past sent evidence and arguments In per-- ' the Legislature. ed in the field, are now and yonr troubles arc over and approxi- month. His report for the month of son, by prexv. or by letter, either A report mately 730 feet down, drilling I This Year came from AVashington with December has been received by May FOR or AGAINST the selling apart Different. a Id 1 bit In blue shale. Wo lint this ver i im,a .. ,."uis. wcck that tho Government will or FcxnJjirj'iiU.. states tliuXor .313 ( f the said lands as forest reserves. U export to reach 1 000 feet with 15 ner low rugar year in several "fort.i- - Whiawa water sourrei W. F. FRF. AH, vn 1 R,vo !i,'onfie inch easing and continue on with .lurrodietkm, J'i3 were' booKod upcnviifc nate particulars, and unless all a neithefto Oovernor of Hawaii. by i siens 12 inch until oil charge gambling, 42 33 as- Guaranteed he fall, the ccnservntlvn nn,,,i,,i .,,.. ?f nor the Wahiawa Water tho Hands are of drunk, Tim Capitol, Honolulu, Hawaii, " i"" Company. reachel. ir this can bo accoinplirh-fd- , sault and battery, 17 larceny in the 'ios forced by tho price of sugar will January 3, 1911. 4819 It we ought to get a large produc- second degree, 2 vagrants, 8 adultery be lolt by the general pub- HONOLULU GAS CO., LTD. business ing well. and 6 profanity. There were 'i mini- - UY AUTHORITY. lic less than ever before. Freight for L03 Angeles. The object of hsnlng the adit Ion-- be of oilier charges which brought During the period of the spring tl. J. Lehman, who came to tho city to 5C,00 shares of treasury stock hi 34 llawailans, 38 Chinese, 36 Japan- - TIONDICRS for furnishing the City pinch In business, city will prob- develop a steanuhip lino be- tho to provide funds to meet anv contin- owe, 17 Portuguese, and 38 of other ably have more tourists tween Honolulu and Los Angeles, is and County of Honolulu with mat- than it has gency which may arise in sink- nationalities within tho pale of tho ever enjoyed disgusted because ho can not secure the and supplies for the months of before. It has more ing of Well No. 1. law. erials now any sugar freights for ships. than it ever had at this time of his This We are pleased The police court record shows that January, February and March, 1911, year, is an old story. The to inform you that and every prospect promises fact of the mat $2380.20 v.as co!'-?cte- in fines and will be received at office of is, this offer is not an obligation; we the the that both the transportation lines ter the sugars of the , costs. and f- - l City and Cctinty Clerk until the hour I Plantations V,:,e n,re'"r "l"vl1!" " he hotel are all marketed he i "' accommodations will be tax- Rni-!- nni-tl.-i- r. ..1 .... ('f o'clock p. Jan- " " it il.rt f ?mi 7:30 in. of Friday, ed to capacity In vis- they leave tho factory That is one 7. ', l" .. ""UM Tho i Midget states thai there NOW caring for the eu ' Klia' uary 13, 1911. OPEN of tho reasons why sugars are1 J. "Y tuUM. . lnr' Is r.n tap. a change In manage- itors properly. This means that our ... the may be upon ap-- , ment of Tenders obtained money will be coming J 114 vnij v. a 111. c- The Hawaiian Mercantile in from one of " sto k plication at Ihe cilice of the City and ii,. .. .,..,,.,.,.., r...,' ,:kl t'ury ihould return tho Store at Koliali. That the Kohala ...nij-utlCUIIt-- ti.t ,r ...... ,... V,UWII IIHUO SOUrCeS, .tr,,i ul till, ,, l Club Co. pur- County Clerk, Mi Intyie building, Ho- it. and Tiansi ort'ition has and wll, go to ".0 Louisiana planters. A part of , l(Bl" . Oahu Furniture particularly the estibllKh-me- nt Company ( chased enough sti ck in tho nolulu. r rugars go to T'Zlu mercantile people. the Pacific Coast, ',v e ' 1,UI(P in 01 t!-- - tc give tlieni a controling January 7, 1911. 1 ...... 'whom 11.PV ., incut amount sub- t.ni,,.. E,mi""i-t-'- j .h u muuii.,v,ii i,j HUB jm reUOiai .uniiL-- ,,rjiw, .1 D. KALAl'OKALANI, JR.. work that In irnlnrr nn nil lefinery and a unit of the Western Taynient is duo on or before Feb- City and County Clerk. Hand-Mad- e J nis is steadily increasing in 'fniand. The remainder - Koa Furniture volume ,Pp''y ruary 1,19 11. TO-DA- 4S19-- and requires more of our own popu gcet t0 Philadelphia, whore it Is sold NEW - Y Yours very t ruly. lalion besides bringing In new pop- under a coiitia t with the American t To Order and in Stock HUMAUMA OIL COM I'ANY. At special S"ot-Ihl- ulation. It also puts money im- Sugar Refining Company and is good STOCK BOOK CLOSED. the meeting of tho into J. A. KKNNKIJY, 'rciidont. mediate circulation and principally f'r cpot tho minute it lands on Thistle Club that was held last EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS BEAUTIFUL FINISH The sttvk hoik of tho Oahu Sugar night, was among the mercantile houses. , the df e'. Robert Anderson elected ! locks. It. New j Co.. Ltd., will be dosed to transfers secretary. was reported that the AND the question arises whether uru,t. 1.,.. p.. 1.., ..... 0TH:ii FUENITUEE Him; uruu acuvo. eori- - from January S to 16, 1911, cciu-cr- was by It would b( good business I!a- - both that given Miss Helen In Other Sections, for 8lrter, the damper thaf most Jvery Among the outside districts there W!lil ,(i divert its sugars to Los An dates inclusive. Shane, at tho Young Hotel, was a one is ready to put on tho sugar sit (S.) W. PFOTKXIIAUKIl, financial success. The annual smoker W tho same situation of new work, fpp" "lerc-l- for a matter of freight Alex. uation. Treasurer, Oahu Sugar Co., Ltd. be 0:1 Kins Street opn. Ycutr BIcIr. V. 0. Box 840 although not all of It is Federal. It is certainly a question that calls ff the Thistle Club will hold of the eurloritles of Honolulu 4819 It January 28, nt the K. of P. Hall. In Mlloand through the for most serious deliberation before , Haniakua T people will pour money coast tho'operations of the Ililo Itail-- anv t'lange Is made, because many "."'' wi'ts ' Into out.si do gambles, !:. It all and way promote prosperity and put th.--t tho marketing of the rover Fay a word, but when the price money in circulation. The construe. Hawaiian tugar is the most favor-tio- n cr sugar goes down a little or some- of the breakwater at Hllo helps H,,!e tclicmo for tho producer of any thing unexpected strikes the sugar to liven up that town. enjoyed by any number of sugar situation, they make a noise like a y Over in the Konas an era of pros-- ' Kicwers in tho world. disheartened and disgruntled mnb. perity is prevailing as a sequence of Tin.,. n,,, t 1 . . nn..., .... , . , nun. Musi in-- : inn the new ...... t ...10 '. nuri industries developing and 1... a.:BU.c3 cugni uo tow n and hurt themselves. exten.-io- n work up the of tho tofreo produc- some sort of a scheme by 0;1,M ,,, ,trengt hened as expect-whir- l, tion. Kona also has hopes for a the Crockett refinery shall bo P(1 umlnr tft nl d I vUl.md. railroad, but tho scheme' Is still In ,nn embryo.' " do- - Rome time ago those asso- - thus divert the freight .0 the south-- 1 in Konn railway scheme fill route. Live towns do or TiTlZ.-- l dated the lots Waialin has not been effn five. The In- - things to secure sent specialists into the field to manufacturing (jiiotation has gone tablk-limonts- , down far enough, Kngineer Gore reported and sugar refining is a but no sales have taken place at the that road bod construction would bo, manufacturing Industry. low figure. 'comparatively simple. Export Sedg (lenerally speaking, the market is wick looked over the a Mm-- , nn district with inwig via ai&viivjMn,r , strong. The price of sugar Is drop view to its noFslblllties lis to freicht. Til ytnrU In ullll I 11 tlia lil'irl.-fi- t ping, but, as a mailer of lacf, It Is report not sto Ills has boon made public. The kholders in the llumauma, not going down as rapidly as was ex ic was necessarily general in ltB(Ull Company received tho following petted. The man who said it will terms, j and the men who put in their letter during the week: not R0 ,mv ax th(, (TW(1 ,p.C(1(.tra money want the prospective results San Francisco. Cal., Dec. 21, 1910.1 has a c;hnnce to make good. in specific terms. No doubt specific To the Stockholders of the Huniauma pro-- 1 .BUQUUM ttatements could be made by a Oil Company: SlJI ?1 n 11 Another motor who didn't 'are for anything. The board of directors at a meet-1,.,- ,. , ,.' 1" " inj Ullll mum KMPWIU ::::: Sedgwick would deal only with paused a resolution autliorlzing the In I recorded the anniril rri ort of the the facts as lie found them. salo to its stockholders of BG.BOO ....asr Controller of Currency, I On the presenlc Maui the work In the Kahulul shares of the treasury stock at GO to Congress today. harbor will help nut some, but cents per share. During the fiscal year 1910 the PERFECT BLEND Maul's expectations nro centered Our capitalization Is S .000.000. combined rosoireos of the 7nOO largely on the belt road proposition. divided into 1,000,000 shares at a par( ,,.,, of rn0(, S(a(,os" GUARANTEED UNDER NATIONAL FOOD Is ', PURE ACT. Kauai reported to have a home. value of $1; total amount of slock, crow nun to tt1 ' .... t , I. -- ' lllllllll , i I.. ILn ..1. nr 111 n n.l ,,,,.1 11m .1 I, lt. in iu me VH11111.V ui issiici .1111,1.1.. sii.ihb; iiucr uie saio On September 1 last iKapaa iu ' tt'elr loans and lands, but that Island is hotjef the 30,000 shares, the total will discounts had reached $3100,000.000 'likely elab- - to have under way any be 420,000 shares. We have spout ,, a,nouiit never before oqualed In Americas orate development plans unless some on: Finest or Production tne history the National bniklm scheme is worked cut Tor handling Ileal estate $1 2 1.300.00 At svslem since Its ei cation In isrtt. I-ovej- much r iho water that is running Itulldings .. (1,190.71 the san'o time they were ouutiiu; oy & Co., Sole Agents to waste through its large streams Uolllng stock and live nenrly 000,000 of overdrafts In now flowing unobstructed to the sea. stock 0,100.12 their assets, a practice which there Is 8 EVENING BULLETIN HONOLULU. T. II.. SATCRDXT. JAN. 7, 1911. What 9 CHINESE CALL Beginning; on CONSUL NAMES or about About January 16th k Mass Meeting Marked By Bit- Tliat ter Denunciation of Imper- ND for ONE WEEK thereafter, Mr. A. M. ial Official. ' MORGANTHALER, of tlie M. H. Birge & B "l.apiiwale," ("no use"), and "aie," Sons Company, will give a SPECIAL DIS (semi him back to hell), were some of the terms used frequently last night Our PLAY of FINE WALL HANGINGS in our store. by the Chinese spacers at Aala Pari: There is just this much about it : at the mass meeting directed against We count this an event of unusual interest Dandruff is a germ disease, is Consul Liang Kwo Yang. There were to lovers of fine decorations, for is rarely that most untidy,annoying, and leads about 45UO Chinese present from all it over the outside districts of Honolulu. Of the public has an opportunity to see such beauti- to baldness. When chronic, it The merchants the rice and taro plan- ful prod uctions and in such extensive variety. is very stubborn, but surely ters, the fishermen, the peddlers, the yields to thorough and energetic school teaeheis, the preachers and all We you to advantage of display if pres-- , invite take this treatment. A!l germs must be kinds of professional men were cut. only from a standpoint of interest. Do not feel scalp must be destroyed, the Enthusiastic cries for the removal - you purchase. is Vang,1 To Wear will obligate to Make Here of Ready that coming restored to hcclth. the Chinese Consul Liang Kwo a memorandum of the dates on your engagement remedy: Aycr's Ihir Vigor. were Irequcnt. The crowd shouted Ask ycur doctor t using it. "lapuwale" which means "good for lists. Speoial appointments on request. iloi nothing," and attacked the Consul in numerous Some of the crowd called out to "sweep the Consul out Lewers & Cooke, Ltd. of existence." while others used, Will be Continued stronger language him. T"E PHAIR toward DOES NOT CClCIi Wong Leon, a rice planter, and one Prpvecl tv .U.S. A. of the oldest kamaainas of the Islands, msBBEBSBBm presided. The first speaker was Chu During the Coming Week Gem president of the United Chinese Society. His speech was strong and sound and lie was frequently inter--J rupted by' applause and cheers from Buy Direct and Save Money ! CHINESE LEAD SUNDAY SERVICES the audience. Among, other things: he said that it was about lime for the Hawaii-- ! The output of a great factory goes direct to the Chinese' to have the Consul removed, j Great Reductions in ALL t advantage of this when you users, and you the ALL OFFENDERS The speaker said that, the census' to We ship you ' v 'I send your orde us. can LATTER DAY SAINTS, REOROAN. enumeration work, commenced by the IZED CHURCH. Consul was suspicious. Garments, including DOORS, SASHES & MOULDINGS King street near Kapiolani. Chong Park, the second speaker. Statistics of Police Court for 9:45 a. in., Sunday School. told the audience some of the things - In fact, all buil ling- materials and save you the mid- 1 1 ii. in. Morning Worship. Topic. which the Consul reported to the Ch'-- j dle man's profit. Reliable merchandise that vve pos- Year Just Closed Show "The Jerusalem Council." nese government, and which were itively guarant e. Records. fi p. in. Zion's Heligio Literary So- published in the Chi-- ! ciety. Lesson: "The Coming SEND FOR IL'USTEATED CATAIOGUE. forth of nese newspapers there. lie 'isked the Cliini'so oflVudiM's crimiuil indilbo Hook of Mormon." Also literary to join him in PKO IPT SHIPMENTS EVERYWHERE. audience and others Rain Goats, Skirts, c'vil, li:;nl Jill (illirrs ill Hie district, of and npiKical numbers. asking the home government to re-- j Honolulu, iiccoi illii;; lc I lie records of 7:3(t , ni. levelling Worship. move him from the consul ollice here P. A. ROVIG CO., I ho police ceiii'l for the past your. If you never heard the authentic in Honolulu. Tlieie were 111 Chinese in the toils history of the discovery of the Rook Young You Quan, the third speak- 1010 Western A ."iuc. Seattle, Washington. of the law as against 321 I lawjiiisms, of Mormon, it will pay you (o he pre- er told the audience of the action "HO Japanese, while the rest of the na- sent. of the Consul in taxing t he Chi- tionalities lire scat lered. SI rangers always welcome. nese for $1.25 each to help pay the ex- Gnmbliu;; leads nil oilier crimes by penses or carrying on the census n. nii; .jicrccntaKe, 8T;S cases of this CHRISTIAN CHURCH. work government i yuf Iri'in win. ll.iwaii;iii of the was entirely f noied. while the next most popu- Alakea and King streets, Sunday, unwarranted. lar offeiue is drunkenness, of which January 3th. "Why it is ridiculous for the Con- At nil 8otla tLiit.im and MorcM 1 5 7 eases are noted. The peaceful e.:3-t.a.- . in. fiible'scboo Wni. 0. sul to ask us, to'"dig up" that amount, character of (he population Is attest- Ilnll,.iuperinlcnilent. I ossein, Jero- when we know very well it is the duty Arctic Soda Water Works ed to by the fact that there are only boam makes idtdsJ'Hr Israel to wor- of the government' to pay the ex- l!i eases n ISSIl and battery, ship. 1 Kings 12:2D'e!c. penses for such governmental work. Honolulu li:irilu1fH's The figures for the year are as fol- - .11'i't a. in, Morning, service, "Look at us here in Hawaii." he I 'inew t it v Sitip fur use on hot en les. wn Hies' lows: lireaehing My, Dr.' S.' C. Livingston. continued, "the census enuineral ion ell', A ilHiriou.i Itiivitriiif,' for puriHies ami ice e renin Sub.jecd,, "The New Song." Commun- by he Federal Government, which TUNGSTEN LAMPS ion following A t All ()rnucr.s the Koinion. was taken here some time ago, did 3:111) i. ni. Sloan Chapel Mission. not cost us one cent. It is rotten for PIMECTAR SALES CO., LTD. Kewalo. liildc scliool Eli .Snydcr, the Consul to demand us to pay thai IIOrSlillOLDKUS AND MIOKCIIAXTS WHO ARE IN- Topic, intcruaticiuil les- amount." TERESTED IN REDUCING THEIR LIGHT BILLS SHOULD son. After Goo Kim Fook, manager of USli THESE LAMPS. THEY GIVE :3 p. in. Y. P. S. C. R. Suliject, Kong Sing Yuen had finished talking! Ilnwaii'in:-Ja- . !"l lliii 321 "Cain Not His Brother's .Keener." C. K. Ai. manager of the City Mill, mcse .L'llli II L'S 3' !l Twice the Light for the Same Money Leader. Mr. C. II. Wateriinin. one of the progressive merchants in Chinese . .4 IS 17 a HI 7:3H p. in. Kvening service. Mr.. town " S look a "whack" at the Consul. A OLUARLIR, PR! ITER, WHITER, STEADIER AND Koieans a 13 ' Win. A. liowen. speaker. Sulijec', Ho is an accomplished linguish, as 1IETTER LIGHT IN EVERY WAY THAN THAT OBTAIN. Filipinos . 7 1 lill "The Passion Mr. Mown will night liy ad- J. A. I'(5 5!) evidenced last the way he ED WITH THE ORDINARY LAMPS. MAN, li( lilcilllH. , ::i 12 give descriplion of rcmarkalile this con- Spaniards dressed the meeting. During the preduetinii, from his own oliserva- - tinual ion of his forceful speech, he t'oi liign'se ... 21 H7 87 Shipping and Commission (ions. called the Consul "lapuwale" a Ha- Russians S III 43 Strangers and visitors in the city' waiian word, which means "good for Olh. "( i rci goners I'M 20 1SU 231 are always welcomed, j nothing" in English. He emphasized The Electric Co., Ltd. Agent Wednesday evening, January 11th, the of the so Hawaiian for 858 1S7 457 41 accent word that the at 7:30 p. in., nnniiai assembly of the Chinese taro ami rice planters, who eengregalion. Reports and roll call. dwell among the Hiawalians, but were Co., Me. Whe., Hnbv was sick, we Kave Arthur Sowall & Bath, hi All members urged to be present. present at the meeting last night sig- Cnstoria ; nified their approval, by shouting "Oe & Co., San When she was a CJitld slie cnuri fin Parrott Francisco FIRST M. E. CHURCH. pololel," which means "You are right.'' Casloria. Sunday school 9:43 a. in. R. II. Chong Chock Fai. the next speaker Badger's Fire Extinguisher Co. When she became Miss, Rhe cliniK to Trent, supt. Pleaching service 11 :() said "Thc Consul is so rotten that it Castorfa. For a Good Meal, quickly pre- General Extinguisher Co. a. in. Rev. H. K. Smith. Epworth is poisonous for the people to live Fire When Rhe had Children, whe gav them 1 ensue (1:30 ! in. Mrs. 11. 13. Smith with him. The Consul's duly is to tjlUNNKU AUT0M.ri(. 1 1 RiNKLi'R) Can t ori a. Preaching service, 7:3d p. in. Rev. R. protect our Interest, here," lie shout- pared and well served, go to the Neuiaan Clock Co. K Smith. ed; "but he is protecting himself by Owing to n delay to the Steanisliip .U';H ALAN'S CLUCli forcing us to pay him $1.25 each for Mongolia Pishop Kdwin Hughes wdll his own use." Royal Standard Typewriter not n n i ve in time to dedicate the new The other speakers dwelt upon the! Cafe, church, corner of Victoria street and Palm & same subject. The meeting ended at Aachen Munich Fire Ins. Co. Reretnnia avenue, on January 1"th, as about 9:30 o'clock. I'HONE :!0U HOTEL STREET previously announced,- so this cere- Sheriff Jarrett, District Attorney fol- Remember! the Palm Test Is "The Lest" mony will be positioned until the Mc-I)- ti FORT STREET. N&AR MERCHANT Preckons and Chief of Detectives lowing Sunday, January 22d. die were among the interested On this coming Sunday Rev. R. K. spectators in the eiowd. The Miami Smith will' preach at both the morn- stand was decorated with Iho Ameri- 4-- ing and evening services. His subject can and Chinese (lags. In front of the for the evening service will bo "Has stand was a large sign, written in DON'T GROW OLD the Gospel Run Out." These evening Chinese, which read "Grand Mass services will be found1 to be very in- Meeting." The meeting throughout TliniilOS NO KKASO.N FOR IT go I.OXU AS YOU CAN teresting as the sermons at this time was orderly, are taken up in the discussion of pop- GET FRESH AND ABOI.ITELY IT UK ular subjects. A most cordial welcome is extend- ed to all to attend these services. RESTORE TESTA'S BUTTERMILK Tourists and si rangers in the city are '? ecially welcomed. In which to take advantage of to CIVIL RIGHTS WE HAVE IT l'K ;k FROM DISEASE OPIUMS, AND I CENTRAL UNION CHURCH, At !):50 a. m., Uible school. Mr w. our Exceptionally Low Prices. IN I'lN'TS AND QUARTS DA USE AT SGo " ITT IT 1,' FOR A. P.0W011 superintendent. Four de- - IIOMK. (SKT A 1SOTTI.H ON YOUR TO- partnients classes for nil ages. WAV 1IOMK Will Be 10:111) a. in. Men's League Itilde Petition Granted, Goods being sacrificed NIC. IT. in furniture Co. Class. Under tho direction of (he nt Hears U. S. Attorney Minister. "Jesus' Teaching on ' Rreckons. i order to clear the departments. fc the Family" (continued). Benson, Smith Co., Ltd., 1 : 00 a. m. Morning worship. Ser- For According to received and iio'ti:l mon by information fort streets the minister "The Heart's by United Attorney Rreckons. Desire.'' Stales Frank J. Testa is to bo restored to Good p. m. Christian Endeavor. "An 'till ills civil rights which he lost when They Must Be Sold Evening in the Philippines." In he was convicted In the Federal Court charge of Missionary Committee. Sole Agent the of sending obscene matter through Furniture 7:00 p. Evening service. Ser- ALKXANDKIt VOCNO IIOTFL in. the mails. Call At Once LAl'NDIiy mon by the Assistant Minister "Has Testa was editor of The Indepen- Work the Gospel Lost Its Power." called for and delivered dent when that paper was In exist- dropintly. ence and was also active In l)"ino-cratl- e We guaraiilee work. YOU A COUGH, OR COLD? our Furniture politics. It was In April, 100-1- Our I'atvel Delivery passes your ii ... lake at once Allen's Lung Pal that Tesla was convicted in the Unit- door twice daily. sam and wa'ch results. Simple, safe, ed States Court and since that time N Rugs & Draperies effective, n All dealers. Popular, he his petitioned many times for the L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd., prices 25e, fide and $1,011 bolt lea. restoration of his civil rights, now to be granted. Evening Bulletin 75c Per month! J. Hopp & Co., Ltd. Some men lose sight of great things Alakea Street by their attention to trifles. Weekly II u 1 1 c 1 1 n 1 per year. EVEMXG BULLETIN, HONOLULU. T. II., SATURDAY. JAN. 7. 1911 3

V$g BIG FIGHT CARD 'A. A. U. MEETING IPLAYERS OF IKAOO AND KING IROSA & CO,; BEING ARRANGED HAS BEEN HELD y. M. C. A. WIN MEET FEB. 22 rttf Okolehao Why Not Push I, Jackson to Puil Off Four Pertinent Questions Discussed Defeat Marines at Handball in Marathon Race Planned By Beers, Wines and ILDER'S rights On iMignt ot By Those Present Yester- -' First Round By Ninety-Eig- ht Jackson for That R January 2b. ATE LAWN - ROLLER day Afternoon. . Points. Holiday. Liquors . That the fight fans of the city will ITCH There are several steps to be taken Again yesterday afternoon the Y. February 22 is the day picked for see suine nioie good fights on Janu- FAMILY TRADE GIVEN SPECIAL before the local branch of the A. A. M. C. A. players defeated the Marathon race to be run in Ho- ary 2$ seems assured if the card now handball ATTENTION FOR THE LAWN, GAKDEN OR TENNIS COURT I', can get in full swing here, and nolulu, the contestants being Soldier TO PERFECTION Doing prepiued by Nigel Jackson those from the Marines in the two DELIVERIES ALL PARTS OF the meeting held yesterday afternoon King, Antone Kaoo, Tsuka-niot- goes through and theie seems no games starting at j o'clock, thus Omellas. THE CITY This Is a Water Ballast Riller. V.'hen empty its weight is but in Lorrin Andrews' office was decid- and Nigel Jackson, the ai.ua reason why it snould not. winning the first round of the series, latter 115 pounds, but when filled with water it weighs 470 pounds, so edly a preliminary affair. being the promoter of flie big event. Phone 3181 you jaeiison plana for four goes on that Ihe second of which will be played you can get any weight desire between these two by putting Six different athletic organizations King is expected to arrive here by you to weight you night; the event of the evening be- on the marine courts next week. in just what water require make the need. weie represented of the fourteen who the latter part of the month, and on The WATER WITCH can be filled or emptied in a moment's time ing a fifteen round affair between W ith Hie end of the two games yes- have previously declared their inten-tii.- n Washington's Itirthday he and Kaoo will) oa. eoni and some good scrapper, terday, the players representing the ROSA & CO., and runs easily the heaviest balla.st. of joining ihe union, and each will have a try at the full Marathon the other principal has nut Y. M. C. A. had a ninety-eigh- t of this number is to be notified to majority of distance of 2l! miles 285 yards, over We have just received another shipment of those rollers. Call jet been decided upon. points to over Alakea and Queen Streets tend delegates to a meeting which their credit their which the old Hawaiian is at his best, and see one. Young Nelson is promising mate- opponents, 1X0 and will be held one week from Monday their total being and over which King expects to give rial, and if Jackson could get him of 82 points. at the same time and place. that the marines him a hard race, although his best matched with Sarconi, event then the game yesterday, 1 ." These delegates will present their The first between distan e is miles. WHEN YOU DRINK O. of the evening should be a big draw- and E. HALL & SON, Ltd. redentials and the fees for their Lewis and Johnston and Williams Tsukamctn is reported to have won ing iiud. a win for for- clubs, and then will proceed to elect Molter, resulted in the a Marathon in Japan during his re- Honolulu, T. The three preliminaries have al- mer by a score of 45 to 2."i, the H. the board of managers of the local: and cent stay there, and made the dis- ready been arranged, and prin- o the managers! sec Hid game, between Nott and tance in quick time, so that there you want to drink the best, such as cipals in tli em have already agreed association. This board of and Ogur and SiHindzy, was won will be plenty of excitement in t he CRESTA BLANCA and INGLEN00K 10 meet, one bout being for ten elects the president and otb,er officers of by the former 4.V27. main event to be run on the day set one for six one five the organization. WINES, KING WILLIAM SCOTCH lounds, and for The beginning of the second round in February. rounds. There was a good deal of Informal WHISKEY, MUMM'S CHAMPAGNE, of the series will be started at the The Japanese is already in train- Fink of Camp Very, who knocked discussion among the men present as Housewives! niaiine camp next Wednesday at ing in the event of any race coming which we carry. out itauersocks in December, is to what the rules of the union would! 4: ISO, and the second round played off, and Jackson has decided to pro- We also carry a full line of other matched to tight Harding of Fort do to sport here, but as Jt assumes' there on Saturday at the same hour. mote the affair next month, with, Wines and Liquors, and deliver Ruger for ten rounds. Fink tips the direction primarily over track events,! to Commence the New Year with a As are more familiar perhaps, minor races on the program. scaled at 14 8 pounds, and Harding no difficulty is expected to be met- the marines any part of the city, own courts, it is expected Jackson himself begins to work out goes two pounds better when it conies with. with their brand new Y. C. today, and the other men hooked to to weight. ' If all the members of an amateur that thev will win from the M. men or, close run will start getting into shape Those who saw Fink fight last' baseball team play with a profession- A. at least, play them a game there. right away, so that the race should CO.! mouth and on previous occasions real-- ! al team, that does not hurt their MACFARLANE & :t tt n u :: :: :: :s t: :: ::::::: draw a large crowd. LEONARD le that he has the sand and the en-- 1 standing as amateurs, but should The llawaiiaits were disappointed fight be eight one pro- durance, and this of ten rounds' there amateurs and Pacific Coast division of the union. in the old Waialua Horse in his Limited ,4 should be a good one. fessional playing on the same team, (Cleanable) In rowing and canoeing the local showing against King when the for- l or the second preliminary, Young, It would disqualify the amateurs. Phone 202G . - association can make its own rules mer race was tun, and they will be Quen Street dans and Kid Cobrel have been Those organisations which have and regulations, and in other matters out in fi .ee to back their man over matched to go six rounds, the for- signified their intention of Joining REFRIGERATOR It can revise the constitution and by- his favorite distance of the full Mar- mer weighing in at 121 and the hit- -' are Y. M. C. A., Honolulu Grammar laws the union to meet with local athon. ter at 122 pounds. Both these men' School League, Hawaiian Football As. of conditions, subject to the approval of Another day of sport is being Order are well-know- n in local sporting cir-- J sedation, McKlnley High School Ath- .committee. planned by Jackson, when there Willi H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., agents. cles. letic Association, Outrigger Club, Ihe home One thing which makes the start be pulled off a ten-mil- relay rae( Cream Pure Rye In the first preliminary of five Mailes, St. Louis Alumni. Myrtle Hoat against King, Hayes running three rounds, Joe Kinney and Kid Melnott' Club, Honolulu Yacht Club, Hawal-- ! easier is that nil members of clubs re- miles, a.:d Omellas and Jackson each Sold 0T look-i- n Puna-- ! which join the union are to be t, will give the spectators a at! Ian Trail and Mountain Club, one-hal- garded as no matter if they running three and f. real fighting, the former being a Ho hou College, Palatini Settlement, He-- j amatirs, In to will 10VEJ0Y AND CO. have received money in the past, thus addition the relay there lad the an alanl Heat Club and Puunene Club 220-yar- nolulu and latter Austra he minor events, 100 d starting with a clean slate. As long and lian who is said to be a whirlwind of Maui. dashes being run and a mile race. Of Y. M. C. A., St. as these professionals or Our in the ring. this number, Also a fll'teen-mii- e Specialties live up to the rules of the or- there will be hand There was no disappointment to Louis Adiininl, Honolulu Yacht Club, open will be icap which is to all runners, anyone in the fights pulled off by: Puliation, Pnlania Settlement, Hea-la- ganization after joining, they p tt on Ue 25, lioat Club and Puunene were In good standing. LOS ANGELES BOHEMIAN BEER, Jackson ember all three acific Jaloon being and clean fighting. represented at the meeting yesterday The first real steps in the organ- BROWN LABEL ROEDERER CHAMPAGNE, bouts fast thi? card of four now under afternoon. ization will' be taken nt the next SOCCER WATHEN KENTUCKY 6 With WHISKIES (2 to years go In received from secre- meeting when the delegates come to- m old), consideration for the next this letters the KING AND NUUANU STREETS ' month, the pul'Iif should be entirety tary of the union in the United gether, and the Influence exerted by MUNRO'S HOUSE OF LORDS SCOTCH WHISKY, satisfied, and If things turn out as States, great latitude is given the the union should do much to put GOLD LION COCKTAILS, You'll find they're they promise it will be one of the! Hawaiian branch, the territory of athletics in Hawaii on the proper GAMES TODAY all good fel- CALIFORNIA WINES of Italian-Swis- s Colony of lows here. the fights ever nulled off In which has been taken away from the plane. California. best this' city. The light, fans just had their appe ft tiles whetted by the exhibitions in Last Half of Series on This It's the Fashion GONSALVES & December, and should be good for Afternoon at the League CO., Ltd., Hotel nr. Fort D. this next event. Grounds. H. Davies, Prop, - tt tt f 74 QUEEN STREET Tomorrow Alilolnni College alumni football team and Fort Shafter will BEST INVESTMENT Two soe.er games are scheduled to-- j fight a gridiron battle at Fort Shaf. day, and this afternoon the Iron ter during the morning hours. Works are fighting it wit with Puna- -' hou, and the High School with tho PRIMO Try the famous January 12 is the date set for the Mailes, at the league grounds. I opening of the basketball season at Extraordinary Clothing Tlie Iron Works leads the league' BEER tf the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium. so far, but the games today may put u different standing up to the teams;! "New Orleans Fizz anyway, the games are sure to (Additional Sports on Page 10.) bet Values good ones, and the crowd should be: large. j Only at Those naughty Western cities that padded their censuses will now be Last Monday the teams came to- Rainier Beer gether for the last, time, with, made to take a little of Uncle Sam- We want to impress upon ou that on every and ' uel's Anti-Fa- t. Cincinnati Times-Sta- r. those played that 'day the series was' The Criterion Saloon buy LEADER save from' Just half over. suit vou inJhe you TOX BALE 4T ALL BAXI 51 tt :::::: tt it tt n tt tt a it tt tt tt a Notwithstanding the fact that: n $4.00 to $10.00 there was an aviation meet on the Telephone 2131 tt SPORT CALENDAR. tt same day, the crowd at the soccer j games was the largest of the Beason. tt tt get you you to see exccptleiial-1)- To acquainted with us we want our ' The lineup Tor teams' HE HAWAIIAN tt Saturday, Jan. 7. tt three of the FISHERY of high Clothing, you I Royal has control the fisheries at Two League low prices and grade then you will admit have In today's games: Academy of Heeia It Soccer Games tt T and Kalae and will prosecute all persons found tt Grounds. tt never xceu anything to equal (hern. Mailes W. Hal lent y no, goal; Bob fishing in these tt Sunday, Jan. 8. tt Anderson, right fullback; J. C. Me- - reserves. They are In two and three-piec- e Nulls, WOKSTKDS, (IIKYIOTS, Dancing tt Football, Fort Shafter Alliolani tt Gill, lett fullback; Bob Chilling-wort- h, I tSSIMKUKS, KLASNKLS, KltKXCH ALPACA, SKLF STHIPK and tt College Alumni and Soldier tt left halfback; Alan McGowan, j tt Team. tt ItM'h' ShliGhS. The latest 1911 patterns in slrlpcs ami checks. right halfback; C. Dickson, center; Odd Fellows' Hall HAWAIIAN FISHERY, LTD. K Thursday, 12. tt George Dwight, right wing; Jeff Pod-mor- Jan. They are the product of the best makers, the materials are ex. King Street Market. K Basketball Starts Y. M. C. A. tt inside right; Dr. Birch, center 2.MI.1. lallorlng to ijulct and to Phone tt Saturday, Jan. 14. tt (client, the faultless, the styles pleasing the forward; Harry Bailey, inside left; tt Two Soccer Games League tt the fashionable dressers. Fred Bailey, left wing. tt Grounds. tt High School Henry Chilllng-wort- h, It Is to the Interest f every man to participate in this great cloth- tt 28. tt goal; J. OWL Saturday, Jan. K. Clarke, right full ing event. Plain to say, we give good, solid, honest value, and value tt Fights at Asalii Theatre Pro- - It back; Archie Hickman, j left fullback; CIGAR NOW So It inoted by Jackson. tt slicks out all over our clothing. O. I'. Soares, left, halfback; Alec Mny.j S tt . Wednesday, Feb. 1. tt right halfback; M. A. GTJNST CO. . Prices range from $(!..",0 to and worth from 40 to (!." per Ed Anderson, center; Arenf K Wall Cup Tournament Begins tt Sing Hun, outside left; Ben Kolohla.i cent more. Itcfore having any rlotlilitg look at oar goods and prices. tt Beretania Courts. tt Inside left; V. Marcallino, outside " tt Wednesday, Feb. 15. tt ( villi convince you of our great money savers. right; Philip Frendo, inside right; ICE tt Hall Cup Tournament Begins. tt Johnny Jones, renter forward. If OI'KX KVKXIXOS. Manufactured from pure distilled wiC Paint tt Wednesday, Feb. 22. tt V. It's T. Punahou Paty, goal; P. AND YOU WANT A GOOD SEE ME TOM SHARP - er. Delivered to any part of city bj JOB. tt Marathon Race King, Kaoo Or- tt Gray, right fullback; M. J. Maconnel, courteous tt nellas, Tsukannfto and Jack- - tt left fullback; Fanner Clark, right drivers. tt son. halfback; F. Jamieson, renter; Oahu Ice & Electric Coj tt Automobile and Motorcycle Races tt Dodge, left halfba k; Glbb, Sinclair, Sharp SignS tt nt Hilo. tt Cntton, Macuulay and Walker. Kewalo Telephone 1121 W February. tt The ARE SEEN EVERYWHERE Leader, It Annual llalelwa Hoad, Race tt - PHONL 1C97 BUILDING ftomeumiK sno (1me to pry- ,, & ELITE ,,, ,. ' Building, opp. Japanese Consulate. ln,or.,s,,,ni, 0 R sh,pInj tt Starting from Aula Park. tt ... vent hens from laying so many cold- - I for sale ut tho tt K tt tt tt It tt tt It It It tt tt tt tt tt tt - . Fort Slreet near iicrctuiila, Harrison bos Uulletll storage eggs. offlC0i 00o eacU 10 EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. II., SATURDAY, JAN. 7, 1.911. LEGAL NOTICES. BY AUTHORITY.

1T0TICE TO CREDITORS. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT 0 If You Are Sickly PUBLIC AUCTION. You C?r, Take Any' Position With Comfort Estate of William Brede. Just let Hostetter's Stomach Situate in Iwilei. Honolulu. Suitable "SHIRLEY PRESIDENT" suspen- B if you are wearing JT T S Bitters build up and renew Letters Testamentary on the es- for M 11 or Factory Sites. ders, what the position is, the lo luaticf the entire system, make the tate of William ltrede having issued sliding cord, iu the back adjusts itself to meet it. to undersigned, by W. Robin- Hy order of the Honorable W. J. stomach strong and healthy the J. son, Third Judge of the Circuit Court Robinson, Third Judge of the Cir- keep the bowels free from "SHIRLEY PRESIDENT" Local and National and if the First Judicial Circuit, Terri- cuit Court or the First Judicial Cir. constipation. It has done so tory of Hawaii, on the 15th day of cult, 1 will sell at public au lion, to SUSPENDERS in, hundreds of cases in the December, 1910; the highest cash bidder, on are so corr,;c..ab i that you do not past 57 years, and most cer- Notice is hereby given to all cred- Monday, January 9, 1911, de- 12 noon, at mauka en- feel thoni. They do not draw nor frxn tainly will not fail you. Try itors of the said William Hrede, at o'clock Huildlng, in pull when body i.; moved, as is the ceased, to present their claims duly trance to the Judiciary it to-da- y for Indigestion, Dys- following adjoin- case with ligid back suspenders. CORITWINNER HILO TEAM WON authent'eated, and with proper said Honolulu, the pepsia, Costiver.ess, Bilious- von .hois, if any exist, even if the ing apnnas or pieces of Land: Ask your dealer for the "Shirley Pres interest of ident" Suspeniltr the genuine has ness, Headache and Malaria, claim be secured by mortgage on real 1. The undivided "Shirley President" on the buckle. Fever and Ague. Ask for estate, to the undersigned' at Its George Namokueha, deceased in a Ever; pair guaranteed. Avoid inferior imitations. OF BOTH RACES BOTH BALL GAMES place of business, at the corner of portion of the land formerly known Manufactured by Fort and Merchant streets, Hono- as the "Loko o Kapukui," at present THE C. . EDGARTON MFG. CO., Shirley. Miss.. U. S lulu, within six (6) months from under lease to the Honolulu Soap OSTETTER'C the first puhlicat io:i of this notice, Works Co., Ltd. Area, of an Made Good Time at Hilo Dur- Defeated Maui Team 15-- 5 CELEBRATED jf or they will be forever barred. acre. interest of ing New Year Race First Game and Won All persons indebted to said Wil- 2. The undivided AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. STOMACH liam. Hrede are requested to make said George Namokueha, deceased, Meet. Second 4-- 2. immediate payments to the under- in a portion of L. C. A. 2937, leased signed at its place of business as as aforesaid. Area, 0 of an Jerry Bredoi ick's Copit. won bolh HILO, Jan. 3. The picked team of aforesaid. acre. i .1 Monday, BitterS racer in Hilo last uteri HUo baseball players managed to get Dated, Honolulu, Oahu, December Deeds at the expense of purchas- The Savoy The Bijou winning the mile event in 1:51 aw'ay with (he victory in both the 30, 1910. ers. the three-quarte- mile in 1:20, and games which it played with the Maul For sale by Benson, Smith & Co.. HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST For further particulars Inquire of ' showing heels to the other horses In game, ! Hotel, Opposite Bethel Stars. In the first nlaved lust Ltd.; Hollister Drug Co., Ltd., COMPANY, LTD., Henry Smith, at his office in the Ju- of Kuliey) both ra.'e.s and upholding the honor Largest Motion riciure (Management Sam Sunday, the Mauiles were at a Chambers Drug Co., Ltd.; Hilo Drug Administrator of the Estate of Wil- diciary Huildlng, Honolulu. of Honolulu horseflesh. Theater in City advantage, as it. rained nlnio.it Co.; and at all Wholesale Liquor liam Hrede. MRS. LIZZIE NAMOKUEHA, i Two Entrances: The race meet was sort of a fam- santly during Ihe game, and they were OealerB. 4S13 Dec. 31; Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28. Administratrix of the Estate of (Management of E. J. Love) ily affair, according to the reports quite Hotel Street, Opposite Bethel evidently not as used to George Namokueha, Deceased. come down from the Kig Island, - ' I'aiiahi, Near Fort that follal baseball as are the local play- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 4802 De?.. 17, 24, 31; Jan. 7. COMING! COMING! and everything pasted off pleasantly, ors. In Ihe g.ime played yesterday First Judicial Circuit, Territory of ' i LEGAL NOTICES. DE GRAW and DE GRAW during the day. (be Valley Isle men made a much bet Hawaii. At Chambers. In Probate. The Board of License Commission- Acrobats A Vaudeville Entertainment Greatest Pantomimic There, were seven races on the ter showing ami the game was really In the matter of the Estate of Anna ers for the City and County of Ho- A Galaxy of Talent program, six of them being run. The a R'kkI and interesting one. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FORE- H. Hitiley, Deceased. On reading and nolulu will hold a meeting at the Ail-Sta- r SPECIAL! An Program p other was called off, as one of the in the first game the line-u- of thr CLOSE AND OF SALE. filing the petition of William O. Executive Building on Friday, Jan- THIS EVENING. AMATEUR TURNS THE GREAT SNOOK jockeys fell from bis horse soon aft- teams was as follows: Smith of Honolulu, Territory of Ha- uary 20, 1911, at 4 p. m., to con- ED. QUIGLEY J er passing the stand, but not being Hilo. Maul. Under power of sale contained in Hailey, application of Mu- TONIGHT! Moitologist ami Expert Dancer waii, alleging that Anna II. sider the Rintaro in his marvelous escape from a seriously injuted. Hlsa e Meyer a mortgage dated September 11th, a resident of the City of Oakland, rakami for a Second-Clas- s Restau- MIKE PAT ON I Kawai-mak- a p The (li st race or be day was a Alee. Dosha . . .. V Pedro HHlll, by Mary Pakele intoxicating liq- nailed-u- packing box, while bound Honolulu's Entertainer male County of Alameda, State of Califor- rant License, to sell hah' mile for ponies fourteen hands Milkamii .. lb Bal of Fahaluu, North Kona, Ha- Los Angeles, uors at No. G9 School street, Hono- with ropes. IJV SPECIAL REQUEST: nia, diod testate at ' and under, for a purse of $25. in Lyman .. 2b ...Sakruie waii, Fli.abeih Pooka on of Waiakea, California, on or about Jan- lulu, Oahu, under the provisions of Malan Magrath Jolly Comedy GLADYS MIDDLETON State of which there were four entries Ed Desha...... 3b . . .Clemen! David of in Ter- Act 119, Session 1 907. Company Wiil Remain One Week Longer Hilo, Hawaii; Kabananul uary 1910, leaving the Laws of Emma, owned by Vi elite; Hill, by Ah Sung . . s.s Ayau Hilo, Hawaii, and Lilia Maunakea, ritory of Hawaii property necessary All protests or objections against ONE-NIGH- T STAND" PERRY and ROWE "A Soa:es; Nigger and Shop Hoy. Hill Oe. Posh a... , .. i.r Silva mortgagors, to .1. Alfred Magoon, to upon, and praying the of a License under said Ki cent rie Comedians be administered issuance A Hipping Fa ice won in 57 Nigger coming in Tin Id . .. e.f Areia Trustee, Mortgagee, lecorded in the of ancillary administra- application should be filed with the RICHARD KIPLING that letters DOT RAYMOND second; Shop Hoy (bird. Kllpa . .. r.f . . Robinson oflice of the Registrar of Conveyances tion with the will annexed be issued Secretary of the Board not. later than Songs In Illustrated Songs During Rodriguez t i More Catchy Hall' mile free for all was the sec the sixth innin; in Honolulu, in Hook 325, page 52, to said petitioner, William O. Smith; the time set for said hearing. i a purse an I relieved in the h x. while Ayau . GEORGE STANLEY New Pictures Hushes' Orchestra ond event with of $200 lie.ha notice i3 hciehy given that the said It is Ordered that Thursday, the 2nd CARLOS A. LONG, ' t Main '. Ballad Singer A FIFTY CENT SHOW FOR Hie four entries. Won by J. T. in 50 :ik Ihe place of Pedro as the Mortgagee intends to foreclose said day February, A. D. 1911. at 9 Secretary Board of License Com- - of .pitcher in fifth inning. Ow- to-w- Popular Prices Never Changed and 15e. i.i.iii,, menu,! mid Hill third. team's the mortgage for conditions broken, o'clock a. ni., be and it is hereby missioners. to (he la the third event, one mile for ins Ihe miserable weather non payment of principal and appointed for hearing said petition! 4802 Dec. 17, 24, 31; Jan. 7, 14. g'lino was not a very interesting one. named hoi sis, there were three situ interest when due; in the courtroom of this Court, at EMPIRE THEATRE being but. little chance for g mil THEATER for the purse of $250 Copit, there Notice is likewise given that the Honolulu aforesaid, at which NOVELTY The score by innings was as timej CORPORATION NOTICES. Adrien Lecouvieur and St. Avon, work. covered by the said mortgage all persons concerned may follows: lands and place Hotel St., opp. Savoy and was the most exciting race sold public at the cause, any tney Corner Nuuanu 'and Pauahi Streets this f, will be at auction appear and show u 1 2 .1 4 5 7 8 9 Til. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF of T. Scully) of the day. auction rooms of James F. Morgan, have, why said petition should not. (Management J. Hilo 2 0 4 fl n 0 fl ft Copit had a little of the lead In 315 Street, Honolulu, City be granted. Dated at Honolulu, this THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE 1 (10 0 0 0 0 r. Kahumanu start, St. Avon coming vp tr.vl Maui liy FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF f Monday, Wednesday the and County of Honolulu. Territory of 30th day of December, 1910. . ! Fifth Successful Week of Matinee Every The Hilo players who made runs running neck and neck at the quar- on Saturday, the 14th day the M. T. S1MONTON, Clerk, HAWAII AT HONOLULU. and Saturday at 2:30 p. m. and the number made by each, were Hawaii, Court: ( CO. ter being a little in the lead at 12 o' lock (Seal) ft: ' THE and 2, Makanmi 2. Ed of January, A. D. 1911, at Circuit Court, First Circuit. half. Coplt's rider, Opioplo, was as follows. Hisa Notl e is hereby given that the NEW ARTISTS! NO liETTER! the 2. Sung 3. George noon of said day. Smith, Warren ,i Hemenway, attor. In to the Hilo news- Dosha 3, Lyman All annual meeting of the stockholders drunk, according . Cash U. S. Gold coin, deed neys for petitioner. Desha 1 and Todd 2. For the Maui Terms: Ha- ! 'J "T0NS0RIAL JAMES" In of the of The First National Bank of CRAWFORD and MEEKER papers, but spile that fact Hal lit the exnense of the purchaser, to 4S13 Dee. 31; Jan. 7. 14, 21. un- team Meyer scored twice, and waii at Honolulu will be held at its It- MARGARET LOWELL Just Nonsense Makers in Clean horse made a spurt and eama in Attorneys for the Clement and Areia once each. The be prepared by the place business, on corner f Singer Comedy winner with the of the of Ballad der the wire the game was umpired by Fasten and Mortgagee. a The CORPORATION NOTICES. Fort and King streets, In the city 'LATEST MOTION PICTURES handicap of besotted rider. Cbillrngworth. Honolulu, T. IT., Dee. 3, 1910. off the wire, of Honolulu, Island of Oahu, T. II., GLADSTONE SISTERS rider fell after passing line-u- p of MAGOON, In the Monday game the (Signed) J. ALFRED on Tuesday, day or Janu- giving a ho came out on the here ' NOTICE. the 10th will vary their program, and when the two teams was the same as thai Trustee, Mortgagee. Selec- he vas not ary, 1911, at 3 p. m. of that day, Sailor Dance and Harmony for the of the previous day. with Ihe execu- MAGOON & AVE AVER, Theater to ride by Ihe judges. At the annual meeting held Jan- for the purpose or electing directors Park tions. allowed that. John Koaleha played right 1SS Street, tion Merchant uary 2, 1911, at its hall on King for the ensuing year, and for tlia The fourth race was for Japanese bunch ins! end of field for the Hilo Attorneys for Mortgagee. following-name- may over a half mile and was won street, the gentle- transaction of all business as EDNA RANDALL horses Kiipa. The gimo was won by the 55 1.2. Purse, $50. men were elected to serve as officers be brought before the stockholders In Cau hy, Popular Songs by Nigger in Hilo men by a score of four to two, The properly covered by the said BARNES and WEST ra e, one mile cowboy of the United Chinese Society for the for consideration. In the r.i'th Ihe score bv innings being ns fallows: to be sold as en-- l mortgage and aforesaid, jj Fashion Plates of Vaudeville 11 ensuing year: Dated, Honolulu, II. T., December race for $25, there were three 1 2 3 4 5 fl 7 S Til Coziest and most complete vaudo. consists of: Meilo 1 S. 1910. tries Ollie Shlpnian, Joe do Maul 0 0 1 0 0 0 President Mr. Chit Gem HOWARD and EDWARDS villo theater in the city. 02 All of the right, title and interest L. T. PECK, Thornton Lyman and the lint 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 nt G. Fook Great Fancy Dancers and Hilo r the mortgagors in the premises, Mr. Kim DISPLAY named won easily. :: 04 Cashier. SPECIAL FILM t: lescrihed as follows: English Secretary MELNOTTE SISTERS The sixth was over a threvqiurt Yap Kwai Fong 4794 Dec. 8, 9, 10; Jan. 7, 8, 9. HIGH FATAL That portion of the land situated ....Mr. Wm. Song and Dance Orchestra under the direction of eouise, the same horss he'"S SPEED (reelected) on the side ol jMiuanu Prof. Harry Weil. entered as in the mile, Copit DRIVING Southeast Secretary IFAST Street, Honolulu, City and County of Chinese NEW PICTURES AND NEW FILMS Popular Prices 10c, 15c. 25c won easily in 1:20, with St. Avon Mr. Kau Kan Sun (reelected) SHAW & SEVILLE Honolulu. Territory or Hawaii, ne-- i second. A curious explanation is now given Treasurer. .Mr. Ho Fon (reelected) sev- ing about 3(i3 loot makar or uie There were six entries for the by medical authorities of sudden Assistant. Treasurer otith corner of School and Nuuanu enth race, half mile for ponies for a of automobile drivers and air- Mr. Yong Kwong Tat deaths streets, being the same premises NEW MONUMENT WORKS purse of $25, but. as several false men, which have hitherto been WM. YAP KWAI FONG, onveyed to the mortgagors hy deed Kin? Street, Near Alakea starts were made and then one rider Doctors do not accept sud- 4S18.2wks Secretary. Henry K. Sniffen, dated July 20, Phone 3085 P. 0. Box 491 fell from his mount, the race was den heart failure as a sullleient ;f orded in Hook 31(1, page called off. The real cause is given 1909, re TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. On Baying or Selling 187, a of partition be Tim ifii.:-i:- Ik were: Judges. C. K. as caib inic acid g;is poisoning due to being deed Ipuhao The Rice Mill Company M. E. Silva, Tips Sample or Second-han- d Shoes IMaguire, Paul liartels and George1 the pressure on the month resulting tween the heirs of Elizabeth Oahu . Miiiui.-pitpt- - notice Chiug Yyen i) .. - .1 TV Ken-- ' Sniffen, formerly wife of J. Makana- gives public that 1 111 II II I M' , ' I'- -' , " from driving fast through the air and UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER C. Fun, is not teonle have to walk. And good uedy; starter, Richard Lyman. the .consequent Inability to expol the lielehe'e, being a portion of the Cluing, alias Francis Prompt and Polite Attention 15,85 been to hoes add both to comfort and ap- p:)lsoned air which lias been breathed premises described in L. C. A. and never has authorized CHAPLAIN LANE. OPPOSITI - sign any 1' ac- o'nlract any obligations or pearance. But everybody can't afford Tabard Inn and Bo:ik- - Air once breathed is practically cir-- to Kalua, said mortgagors having CATHOLIC SISTERS The famous documents on behalf of said com- expensive shoes though they want are now esianiisueu iliie acid gas. When you are pissing lulred their interests as heirs at law Phone 1179 Night Call 1014 lover's libraries pany. Offer the slightly worn shoes Honolulu at Hold Majestic, saeond rapidly through the air In a car or an if Elizabeth Ipuhao Sniffen, who. them. in beingl OAHU RICE MILL CO. you have in your home for Sale floor, corner Fort and BeroMnla aeroplane this Fiiffoenting carbonic lied intestate, said premises Assessment No. 13 that lungs us By CHING SIIAI, paper by using a little Want streets. Call and see the looks and pel:! gas is pushed Inck Into the described by metes and bounds in this I818-3t- . Manager. can get away : HARRISON MUTUAL ASSOCIATION Ad that will find you a Buyer. And learn how you may join the library. and only a little follows: of the wall of air pressing int i at a driven Iron bolt Honolulu Branch If you want to Buy this way a few Beginning tile liioulh. So il is rebrealhel, and on sine or iNiiuanu is due on November 15, 1910, and pennies make it possible. Often the Southeast Blank books of all jorts. l ie is carbonic acid gas poison venue, 1217.7 feet North, and by becomcB delinquent December 15, manufacturers Sell old stocks in our result etc, manufac'iireii the Bulletin ing which produces a kind of narc 2550.3 feet West from Gov't Survey PuhlNblnir (,nTnimv 1910. Want Columns always bargains. Mens Sana in sleep. Trig. Slat ion Puowalna, and from Autoinobilisls and airmen il is uvfi-e- l. which the South corner of Nuuanu with should wear a mouth guard Avenue and School Street i.i by true (be which Corpore Sano a tube, ends of Azimuth and distane, 221" 13' )int V should o; en behind the ears and l 119.7 feet as shown on Gov't Survey Sound (lint iin-Hi- g (A Sound Mind in backward, so the cuil Registered Map No. 1707, and run gas could gel Body) the carbonic acid ning by true azimuths as follows: away. This guard ought to cover the 1. 221" 13' 54 2 10 feet along means to you nose also. Avenue. (2.) 1911 Daily exercise 'encn along Nuuanu Pontile me not likclv to come to a healthy body, a strong mind, 315 30' .1 S Ms feet along fence along Today's Wanteds, grief from direct poisoning the first even temper and a greater Waterhouse Investment. Co., Ltd., an tllue thry drive fast, but In process of capacity for mental work. land. 3. 307 15' 123 feet, time n disease. It seems, it produced. CALENDAR PADS climatic conditions in ilong fence on concrete coping along The who run past their ties beautiful Islands neces- AiitomobillHis Waterhouse Investment.. Co., Ltd., these Hon without knowing why. should Physical Culture for the bind tr. ton of South fn 'O of concrete sitate beware, for it is a sign that the (lis ra e. wall on the North side of Pauoa white ease is getting hold of them. will do well in con- 1. Thence on a slight curve Parents 'Clwi tlMtlU'lll' U especially great in stream. to- sidering our watch-wor- d One ng the top South face of said wall Received to nliiii.v udwui (bo nlr is verv cold. Just day and what it means of air i Ihe North side of Pauoa Stream cannot inhale such a quantity name, No Need for Dieting their children. Is to the Southwest corner or the In winter as in summer, for there our new classes to he bearing and distance being Join a mechanism in the breathing appara- direct new year 87 feet. 5. 135 25' formed about the tus which prevents too cold air frrftii 80 05' people men and (MO along fence along Mrs. for busy and lushing in and freezing the mn !!3. 107 feet women in every walk of life. Rose Clegborn Robertson's land to Holly Designs GET YOUR MEATS FROM US AND Til 15 QUALITY individual and private teach- the initial point. Area, 7530 square ns well. CONCERT feet, TO STINT ing WILL ASSERT ITSELF. THERE IS NO NEED your early appli- same premises de- j We solicit A And being the A cotiemt In bdnedt of cation. grand scribed In said above described mort- YOURSELF WHEN OUR MEATS ARE USED. Portuguese school, given Phone 2467 Pntria gage dated Sept. 11, 1909, and re- the auspices of the social com- Respectfully yours for health under corded In Book 325, pages 52 to 55 Bulletin Publishing; and school children, will take happiness, mittee Inclusive. and place at San Antonio Hall, January SCHOOL OF 47S9 Dee. 3, 10, 17, 24, 30; Jan. 7. BARON'S 7, 1911, at 8 !, ni. Tickets Un- Co., Ltd. Metropolitan Meat Market PHYSICAL CULTURE served. 50c; general adml-rdon- , 25c. - Iicrre Earcn Inter-i.slan- d and O. R. & L. Shipping ffitfni main ''TtMMirflTli'i'li . . . . Gustav Biorkman tIII' Heilbron and Louis, Proprietors Telephone 1814 Any schoolboy knows that history books for sale at the Bulletin lioertu't ripeat itself. office, 00c each. EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU. T. H., SATURDAY, .TAN. 7, 1911

racing and "polo-iony- " cars, the !o the work that took twenty men Ovciland Company bad settled down before. The press and dies, which to sup; lying, at a practical price, "the cost $20 ooo, stamp out the back of automobile most Americans must de- the tonneau at one oieration, and j - mand" a car as distinguished as am eave it smooth and exact. The alu:u- AND) other for speed, comfort, and style liim factory saves $30(i ei- day on but characterized beyond any other the lowest cost of aluminum parts by simplicity and certainty. elsewhere. Hut the automatic ma- : - v. -- Take the one question of control. chines do more than cut cost. AGJT6ISTS steam-forgin- g Ordinarily this is complexity itself. The great hammers There are foot levers, speed shifts, that beat and belt, two tons to each gears to mesh; the disengaging of the square inch, on the white-ho- t, glowing SOMETHING ABOUT THE WAY clutch requires strength; gear-shiftin- g steel .ingots till they are shaped to be is an art; constant judgment i part of an Overland, form the steel to get in a wrong gear niav as no human arms could, the ma- wreck the car. Often there are com- chines which finish the .parts after- THE OVERLAND CAR IS MADE plications on both sides and in front ward give a snioothmiss, an exactness, rill demanding attention and con- that no workman's eye and hand tributing something to the task ol could approximate, i nner the same getting the care there and back. system as is now used in the manu- of the best watches the auto Story of Efficiency Told Interestingly By Bennett In Recent How, is, the Overland control? Lit- facture erally 'as easy as walking. You put matic machines give exactness to the Number of Hampton's Magazine Why the Overland Is they one foot forward to go ahead, to the thousandth part of an inch; and part precisely Always There. rear for reverse. The high speed only make every similar course, in- - requires a push forward with either alike. This gives, an of a hundred horse taken to driving the cars, and nothing terehangeahility to an Overland "Tlio strength half l'o;-- on another pedal. That is all radically changed. Truman's olde Tli.it seek a single goal, to it. Hither pedal disen- which no handmade car can have. If' , there is. by Locomobile Co. of America, Bridgeport, Conn. coin-no- bov drove his car faster than Web part or Built the The car that holds the chosen gages th(j other. It is impossible t in Overland ever breaks ster's sixteen-year-ol- d girl, but any Locomobile: Bosh high tension Ignition, jump The hand that says the whole!" get in two speeds at once, or to inad wears out, similar part which The "30" though tour around must fit. Kvery evening for over a month her father let her vertently get into reverse. Lven it ever comes from the factory spark. New Fore-do- or model. 38 h. p. motor. Four speeds only girls of ago John Mason business man in a busy alone, or take her iyt And then the basements and store mistake made, and the car started reverse; 120-inc- h wheel base. Straight line shaft him-t-e- lf with her, she invariably came back and American town, luul been asking on "high", it can do no harm. rooms! question. easily under her own power. So, could It must surprise most motorists to drive. Quiet, Efficient, Absolutely reliable. a That is one reason that, in Mason's He himself wondering about be different in those cars? h ive the basements and storerooms joints. Alloy steel rear axle--no found town, the two Overland owners were Torsion rod; two universal it a a little more in- The price, Mason knew, was no more of a motor-ca- r factory pointed out as little and at once the better drivers; that theii brazing. each day, and, as it was the than lie could afford well enough, if department which could save an au terestedly wives children could drive the 3 or perhaps a hun- the first cost was the chief one and and tomobile buyer money. Hut they can Body; Baby Tonneau; 4 came rncsticn 'which family car as safely as they drove Un American men, after that there was nothing but gaso lo this at tlio Overland plant, where dred thon.'.and other that thousands ol other women Passenger Roadster. similarly to John Mason, line and oil, and he would buy one if horse; ihey have on hand, at this writing.! i.ituate.l mi,! lmva '.and ciils throughout thr dur- he were at all sure that he and his more than a million dollars' worth of have been asking of themselves country drive Overlands. ing these recent, months, it is worth son could get the same speed as Web tires, bought under a contract made VJ10 niouels. six ol tne while considering. ster, and if his wife and daughter Three of me before the late advances, and alone "only pedals to push." The lie could have cleared up tlio ques- could be sure of Hie uame ssafely. 1011, have iving $ 10 to $110 per car, and where can not wrong, can nm tion, (,t courso, upon almost any day So finally he asks, as thousands of iro they keep the rest of their storeroom one form or strip his (or her) gears, can not in Imt as it would have taken time from others have written in tilled with a wealth of other material Locomobile is the best jure by an error in judgment The liis he postponed investigat- another: the car bought below today's market price. biniuessi models, equipped ing, probably most of the other; "Are the two Overhauls cars first The other Overland For though the head of The Over as year transmis arc doing. Therefore, this story is sold in this town your regular cars? wiih sliding selective land Company buys on the cheapest If they are, what are the differences sieti are unlet icallv as simple The material 1 fed to you. market, every important in America. This is resell car it built so norfeellv balanced that The was simple enough in O verland' design and construct Ion flu'cli is which enters into one of his cars is disengaged by a ipush of one In its general form it is roughly which would guarantee me the same can be Ihe best anyone knows for the pur even n finger and "How can certain of my neighbors dc behavior for the car I intend to buy?" woman's pose. Many a part could be made of published to present vet neve:- - slip. The gear shifts slid say on what they do with a certain automo- This reply is cheaper material, and engineers no idle claim, but founded cnsllv cbaniro without clashing, and bile?" In John Mason's case it was briefly Hie methods which govern the r.ine times out of ten it would serve noiselessly. And so. all over "Ibnv can the TruinanS and (he Web- manufacture of Overlands and which operate equally well; but the head of The basically lias been simplified the same ob- ster d it?" For those two neighbors are almost different from the the car Overland Company takes the best One this year did his had bought the same discon- manufacturing methods of most other innovation tainable at any price and calls it an fact. of sixty-fiv- e in r.ort of motor car the first of automobiles; to point out the now mo- away with no less than extra margin of safety. certing forgings, cast the year. torcar manufacturing principle, which dividual pieces. All He has evefy crank shaft before iiiLrs sunnorting fixtures arc Other people in the town had pos The Overland Company has develop- ami other being attached to the engine, revolv the at meets a so to do several duties Locomobile sessed themselves of automobiles be- ed, during the last two years, to modeled as ed six thousand times in its bearings The compa- mice Even-wher- intricacies are in way fore Hint:, i t course, but their per- higher plane than any other till they are fnted the only ingenuity is at. a premium formances were not disconcerting. ny: to make clear the reasons for the avoided, which gives them absolute smooth- simplicit v gained. This is not merely Mason knew 'ell her they had a price phenomenal rise of the Overland from ness. island motor- goo,i designing, is good sense; but of put .180 in lfi07 it engine its requirements for their machines almost or quite an on' of cars to its He has each run. under ' expression of - equivalent to half the price of their leadership in volume of sales today. it is onlv the primary own power, for torty-cign- r nours nc- might the shin le recognition of what the bonnes, had had to hire mechanicians, The lirst principle easily be lore it goes into the car. That is why people must inevitably de if their families were to use the cars called merely a sane appreciation ol American an Overland never needs breaking in. ists than any other car. This most compli qui- better most the at all, and kept a general mainten- ihe sort of motor car which inand. created but is able to run smoothly and a cation-fre- e, car made, but ance expense rivaling their grocers Americans must demand. It was efiicient etly from the start. simplifying the car itself could neve bills; or, if (hey had bought the recognition so simple as to bo almost He requires the direct drive and the automobile is, after put out the Overland at a practical dust-pro- cheaper c :rs, his encounters wit!' iiihlinie. that the unit transmission all in a Built for touring. price for most American people. them' on the road had satisfied any ill. a family conve- case and the crank Tru-min- comfortable, A row at $7."00 each re- curiosity. Tint those which the s yancethe most, efficient, of machines shaft used in all the costliest cars, to few dollars on and the Websters (in that and luxurious way ever dreamt of, for was made save a fusing the ordinary economy of using persons every car. A separate plant for crank ti:wn) had bought certainly had seem- taking a small party of from the two hearings only, as is common a con- alone cost $150,0110. It. all to lower-price- d ed different. one place to another; but still shafts on the cars. was up to above $:i.00n,ii00 but sep- by At first, of course, when all thr veyance to do just that work. It taled He has the four cylinders cast Sold saved on re- ears were new, he had noticed little ability to sec, early and clearly, that Kvorv dollar invested has arately, even on the cheapest car ef- of del to- tliutinction; Tinman and Webst.ei motor cars must be faster, more every car a total of hundreds fusing the saving of casting them Carriage Co., depend- machine, in Schuman better drivers, that was all ficient, and more tireless and lars. Each boring for gether. seemed man to more They were cleverer in running able driving horses; that the automo- stance enables one do Each completed ear, in the hands of Merchant Street men did in the old way feeling through the mud on the bid roads-afte- bile, planned to take the place of the than a dozen an expert, watching, hearing, cir- machine re the heavy spring rains; they race horse, the polo pony, and the Kach new for the slightest scratch or catch, is only men but six of th were luckier in missing the jolts cus horse, could never be tlio univer- placed not six taken out for at. least two road tests So, at point One machine- mills out Every- cars; sal American car. the old machines. over rough roads and hills. - tlu-r- which broke parts in the other which are duo have already bt-il-l !i;itt-,-l will rccoivc llu-l- the where most other automobile makers the whole crank case at one operation one tells the head of The Overland they had the knack of getting 1 son Uli's two being toiir.ng cars and one-four- th sold. The demand for the 'ackard is Kioj'i.iw .vere specializing more narrowly and a stronger one at the Company that he demands more in- AMERICAN Riieed. lint next Mrs. Tru great of the cars are the other a pony tonnciu. unpractically, and boasting of their cost. Kleotrie welding machines each spections and tests the Overland so that most man and Webster's wife, too. had uixui are finished at the The "33" is entirely different from than is given any other car In the sold before they factory and orders are generally the roadster and is made In but three world; he is told that he wastes quite I booked two months ahead. classes the touring car, xmy ton- - WAS ARRESTED a neat stun, per car, for his exactness, or three wise precaution to neau and tonx-d- body. The wheel i but, he says he avoids mistakes. If It is therefore a so to get deliv- - base is inches longer than the can not fail to be enter orders early as ill an error occurs, it roadster; the chassis is strong but n before car goes to its cry when desired. corrected the light and the motor is comparable coraman'dlng owner. He believes in no other spe e11ltajn f. J. Miller, with the Italian Kiat in simplicity and ,.,, , Artillery' cial providence to look people Everitt Sold. t,e Company Coast alter power. I'hilipplncs, was arrest-- . driving cars than that put in before One of the pretty Kveritt 30 II. V. jcorps, In the sold by The von led for taking photographs at MoJI, -- XI is so he made touring cars was J m the car shipped; has IV1. g The E. F. Studcbakor Co.'s which is inside the fortified Tils t& - ""3 gra,a.T tlio Overland's reputation, wide as Ilamm-Youn- Company this week to Japan, ' Tr& Enormous Output. to Ma- -, W ""'4''A"-i?vi- trouble-proo- .1. Cr. Waiinea, The zone, recently. Ho returned H ill America, as a f car. Jesus of Kauai. ' T!y reason of the recent cut in price j 9 and the' following lie has built the car which recently Everitt. is getting to bo one of Hie December from $I2."0 to $1000 for all the K. M. n.,y said of his xperience: ran S17 miles from Toledo to New favorito medium priced cars hero and the Times models, the Studehaker factory hus Captain P. J. Miller, coaht artillery (if York, through a blinding rainstorm hardly a week goes by without the been over-ru- n with orders, and to corps, who returned yesterday from i : of just thirty-fiv- e sale of one of these cars. X and sea mud. in in,-- ; V' :ttfi Fi meet the demand, tlio directors of tlie'a nvc of absence spent' Japan, hours, making several new road rec- company met and decided lo lucre ise nild the experience of an; arrest 'by on the way without the slightest ords Hupmobiles. output for the first three mouths .Japanese police while taking pho-- developing during Touring Hiipmobile is the Hie mechanical trouble The World 1911 1000 as formerly ' or Moji, auring great of from togiaphs in the city the entire journey in spile of condi In town and is attract ing a nt still to a total of "000 cars of d'.fle--c- his visit a: that place. The captain tions so bad that the roads were said of It is to be shipped deal attention. models, and if the dem m 1 was taken to the police station, whera to bo impassable a car that, was cap first, for Australia. by the steamer up, to continue the output ut Hie l.is films were demanded and were able of finishing, when a good strip During the week The von Ilanini-Youn- g basin of seven thousand every three ilosely scrutinized by tho Japanese if mini, entering th" an for of road was and Coin) :iny booked order months. oUlclals. of New York at. a speed of these Hupmobiles, which will suburbs one of Schumann Notes. Ho. was informed that he had been fifty-tw- o by Ihe the miles an hour timed arrive on the first steamer from hiklnii nhotographs inside me rorti- - who arrested niolorcvcle loliccnian Coast. The Schiinnn Carriage Conurinv tied zone of Moji, strictly prohibited party. the received an order by yesterday's mail by the Japanese government A the Another or his cars made a new Coming. pos-me- a. Overlands from the Waimei SI ibles Co.. of Val- - character of the pictures In his to Dayton. I.urline will bring for The von record The Kauai, for one r.O II. 1'. Velio session were not of a military successfully completed a Hamm-Youn- g Company a carload of Another car. This cur will be used byjturn, and had no Value as such, tha 7,0i,0 mile test over the worst roads popular Overlands. Two of the custody, the them in the rent service which is captain was released from shipment have al- ' in three states. cars out of this ever increasing. Several other officers of the Army ready been sold oik; to Hie Volcano have been nrrcsted previously ; ana to Dr. J. T. Mc- new of Holidays Quiet. Stables and the other Three of the popular K. M. P. 30 this is by no means a caSe officials are ' The holidays have bad a somewhat Donald. cars were sold during the week, one this kind, The Japanese tlio Overlands is of. 9 quieting effect on the automobile The demand for going to Dr. C. li. Cooper here, one always c the lookout for spies - increasing mid there is no trying to ob-- iuT busy cour who are business as everyone lias been steadily was shipped to Maul to Takatuni at other ies very economical cai nature, with Chrirstmas and New Year fes- wonder as it is a YViiiliikn, was shipped tain in fori i Hon of a military re- and the third p; a great deal of ng his and status tivities. in has toilnv to Conev Caruge on Ivurii. 1'pon sho orders power and is one or the most e had no further trouble i 3 serve The Schumann Company has 'deliv - of hvc s ' ' man-hg- v of all medium priced cars. During the week the popular tntiuiiictoi ,. ci .i.ini.nlinv-ir- i ..iini,. in sheriff with the or-- i Haniin-Yonn- g by men, women I H'Mler is commanding tf The von Compa and can be handled for cfuelal w:rk.' Captain Jarrett company, coast ar- ny's garage Mr. k. k. nmise jmncu and children alike. This company expects three K. M., fleer of the' 13th tillery corps, now on duty at Cor-- the ranks or benedicts and is away for K.s on the I.urline next week two ofj En Route. tegidor island. Aside from hia ar- a lew day:! nn his honeymoon. Cadillacs which have already been sold. j booked by The von rest, the captain says that he had a Another order tiO is week One if. P. locomobile iilsoj during his stay safes Sales. n.in.i.i.VnniiL' Coniivmv this agency by same riot' pleasant time good to the are Packard coming this g Cadillac, with the torpedo in Japan, and also spent' some time The von liamin-Youn- Company was for a steamer. seven-passeng- specially ordered Chinn, visiting Port Arthur and this week delivered a beautiful body, this car being li army towns. Packard touring car to for Meat. Morrison, tlio popular Sometimes a girl gets even with u other up-to-da- to be equipped assortment of sizes and most Jonah tmniniings. Mr. Cunimings has officer. The car is to man for not asking her to marry !r..n Full and ap- put this tar into the rent service and with all the latest accessories bv telling her friends she turr.eil him rrrn ititimn at ote. models at put on the Cad- roiorts that already during the Tew pliances which can be down. days he has had the car his business illac car. That terrible Itch disappears with' or Cadillacs has tripled as all his friends and pa The next shipment tlio FIRST DROPS of D. D. D. Pre- weeks, TRUCK te trons are anxious to ride in his beau should reach here in about two GRABOWSKY scription. It kills all skin disease CO., Ltd., anxiously awaited for by H. HACKFELD tiful new car. and is being germs instantly. A soothing, healing several purchasers, some of whom or- 1. IV,. 2 and 3 TONS - 45 H. P. lotion, used externally only. Hono- Hackfeld Bldg while ago. WAGON CO Co. "- - - Hardware Dept. A carload of Packard cars is ex dered their cars quite a HONOLULU P0VER lulu Drug peeled here within the next ten days Agents for The von tlanim - Young Associated Garage. 875 South. Near King Street If.you must bet, let the cook hold Com nan v. Two out of the three cars On the Lurllms next week the Asso Phone 216G the steaks, 12 EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. II., SATURDAY, .IAN. 7, 1311.

burgh played Lohengrin's weddinfi ':' march and die bride appeared lean- ing on the arm of her brother-in-la- Mr. Harold Pierce Danzig, who gave her Into the keeping' of her future husband. Aliss Center looked stun- ning in a beautiful gown of duchesso I safiti, wilh aii overdress of chiffon, with garniture of pearl trimming, (he overdress was fringed" with silver. A wedding veil of tulle and Princess lace, cuight with orange blossoms completed the stunning coslumo. The bride is a devout Kpiscoplian and - Mi e IT " T 'f of carrying conventional lriuo.net of flowers, a beautiful Episcopal pray- er book was substituted, from which has a more beautiful or issued, it lias been a custom with this the wedding service .was read. The scene been witnessed attractive couple to be at home to bride's only attendant was her sister, SELDOM than the ball which their many friends n the first Wed- Mrs. Harold Pierce Danzig, who act- last Saturday night nesday evening of each month. As ed as matron of honor. This charm- Moana Hotel. A large .Mrs Halloit is a musical genius, she ing girl looked handsome in a white peo- , aggregation of society folk were is usually surrounded by gifted crepe meteor, trimmed with rose present. The women in their beauti- ple these Wednesday evening affairs point lace. The groom ami his best ful 'gowns jewels add- are very impromptu, a number of he man, Mr. Ha use met the bride and ed greatly to the scene of beauty. guests that are present volunteer her attendant under a huge arch way Many of the stener sex were there, in their service, thus providing means which had been appropriately decor- immaculate evening clothes. The for entertaining the other guests. At ated for the occasion. They stood Army and Navy were well represent- this last affair Mrs. A. R. Ingalls play- under a mammoth weddittg bell, while ed,' the officers in their full dress uni- ed several numbers on the violin, and the Reverend Hall read the impres- form gave a touch of splendor to the was enthusiastically applauded. Mr. sive marriage rites that made them spectacle. The hotel was beautifully Philip Hall was prevailed upon to j man and wife. At the conclusion of decorated for the occasion with palms, render a number of vocal selections the wedding service, the family and potted plants and cut flowers. The that were much enjoyed. Mrs. Sidney the few intimate friends that were dancing took place in the large ball Ballon contributed her share to the MISS ROSE HERBERT present, gathered around the happy room, overlooking the sea, and con- entertainment by playing several young couple and showered them with A tinued to a late hour. At midnight, brilliant instrumental pieces on the Society Bud of This City. good wishes and congratulations. the'blowing of horns and throwing of piano. Mr. William Love added great- Shortly before (en o'clock a delicious ly evening by din- confetti was the signal that the New to the success of the Palolo Social Club. I however, until after the wedding in buffet supper was served in the playing. Wednesday even- ing room. room, the. Year had arrived, one of the most im- his violin The Palolo Social Club held Its February of Miss Helene Irwin to This in fact ing chilly the crac- whole pressive scenes was when Kaai's was cold and and regular pedro meet on last Saturday) Toniplet'm Crocker. Also coming for house presented a floral bower. Quintette sang kling and binning of the large logs Mrs. Montrose Graham and Miss Cen- Club "Aloha Oe." as evening at the home of W. 11. Foster, (bis wedding are Ambassador and in the open fire place, added greatly bad charge of Ions the old year went out. This was beau- in the valley. It being New Year's Mrs .Whitelaw Reid, who are plan- ter the decora! and tifully to the coziness and enjoyment of the (hey deserve much credit for great in- rendered and the pathos and Eve, everybody was primed for a, ning to leave London shortly after song evening a fire place is quite a no- genuity and artistic ability was dis- sentiment of the appealed to the good time, and they surely had it. (he New Year. Mrs. Reid's old home guests, many eyes velty in Honolulu, but now that the played. The long table from which and were misty. The usual number of games of at Milbrae is being put in readiness but at of weather seems to be changing and the supper was served was orna- the conclusion this beautiful pedro wore hotly contested and the and it may be late in (ho spring be- ballad, a lively two step was played the winters are becoming colder, it is mented with bride's roses and white deli-cic- fore the American Ambassador to to be prizes distributed, after which and nearly every one was "tripping regretted that more houses do England and bis gracious wife return tulle. About eleven o'clock, Mr. and not possess refreshments were served at a the, light fantastic." as they pusse-- l these almost necessary to London. During visit here Mrs, Bodge motored to Halelwa where long table in tile dining-roo- Re- their friends in the whirl of the dance and attractive affairs. At half after any amount of entertaining will be the honeymoon will be spent. On ten a delicious supper serv- pairing to the parlors again, dancing town many salutations and good wishes for buffet was done for thorn, and the beautiful es- their return lo they will occupy in and vocal selections to piano accom- the New Year wore exchanged. Num- ed the dining room. Among some tate D. O. again the Beckley place at Waikiki. paniment filled out the last moment.'' of the late Mills will erous small parties were given at dif- of the guests present were: Governor be opened by Mrs. Reid, daugh- of the old year, and the infant the ferent homes, but shortly before and Mrs. Walter Frear Mr. and Mrs. IflH ter of (lie bouse. Major and Mrs. Dunning's Dinner, William Major Win-slo- was welcomed and toddled around for twelve, the hosts and their guests Love, and Mrs. , - , r Mr. and Mrs. Ivers chaperoned (he Jacquirnot roses were used in pro- U. over an hour after it was born. motored to the hotel, to dance the S. A., Mr. and Mrs. Rice of handsomely appointed dinner at which fusion at the dinner at which Major Ander- Among those present were Mr. and new year in and bid the old year Boston, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Tempielon Crocker was host on Fri- and Mrs. Samuel Dunning presided as son, Mr. Ingalls, Mr. Mrs. Schoening, Mr. and Mrs. Fos- farewell. During the entire evening and Mrs. and day evening at (lie SI. Francis before host and hostess Monday evening. A ; Captain ter, Boyd, the, hotel was packed although the Mrs. Benjamin Dodge Marx. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. the Grcenway ball. The affair was large silver filigree basket was filled Sidney Haight, Mr. Philip' ball room of theJUoana is so large that and Mrs. MRS. EDWARD D. TElMMEY Palmer, Mr. and Mis. Wolff, Mr. and. in honor of the host's (ianeee Miss with these fragrant flowers. Mono- it is never crowded, by twelve Hall and others. Mrs. Merrill. Mr. and Mrs. Ormiston,! but A Prominent Social Favorite of Honolulu. Ilcleno Irwin., and the decorations gram place cards designated (he o'clock there was hardly standing Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Rideout, Mrs.1 were characteristic of the Yuletide, all places of the twelve guests. During room on the verandas. It was indeed Princess' Poi Supper. Bums, Mrs. Itilcy, Mr. Clyde Wright, exmiisilely arranged. S. F. Examin- (lie evening several rubbers of bridge ferns, maile and leis. During the re- setting a brilliant scene and will linger long Fifty guests will bo entertained at for this entertainment will be Mr. Osbitrn. er. whist was enjoyed. Among those who past (low- in .the memory of those present, as a luau this evening by the Princess! these fragrant wreaths of a bower of green, the Princess' re- enjoyed Monday's entertainment were being the most brilliant, function of Kawunanakoa at her beautiful home: ers will bo worn by the beautiful hos- tainers will cover the lanais and home Ivers' On Coast. Bodge.Center Nuptials. Major and Mrs. Samuel Dunning. Mr. year. the on Pensacola street. This elaborate' tess and her guests which is an old-tim- e into a tropical bower by means, of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Irwin are Midst a tropical bower of maiden and Mrs. Harry Maefarlane, Major entertainment will be given in honor custom of Hawaii mi The Prin- palms, potted-- plants, trailing hanging entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Richard hair ferns ilms, maile and roses. and Mrs. Timbeiiake, Miss Enid Overseas, the home' of Judge and of the Princess house guest. Mrs. cess is an adept in entertaining and baskets of fer.ns and asparagus vine, Ivers as their bouse guests. The vis- Miss Nadine Center plighted her Gregg of San Francisco, Cal., Miss Mrs: Sidney Ballon, was the scene of Henry of San Francisco. The guests her invitations were eagerly accept- cut flowers will figure extensively in itors are returning from R.iropc to troth lo Mr. Edward Ellis Bodge, on Alice Maefarlane, Captain and Mrs. - in- of home Honolulu. evening, an ; enjoyable miisicalo, Wednesday will be seated at a long table, which ed by the fortunate few that wen- the decorative .scheme, consisting their in Their slay Thursday January the fifth. Estes, Lieut. Pardee and Lieut. evening. Formal Invitations were not will be elaborately decorate with! cluded on her invitational list. The rare orchids and roses. in San Francisco will be prolonged, Promptly at eight fifteen, Mrs. Riven- -

9 acJhis nnual D)CK "inrAS been the shopping feature in Honolulu this week, and the cuts we have made in our prices assure us of another busy week. To ladies who know quality and make it their first consideration, our sale is recognized as a genuine money-savin- g event.

General Clearance Prices Special Purchase of Nainsook and Umbrellas and 36-Inc- h On Every Article Curtain Scrim Long Cloth Raincoats Arabian In new colored designs. Also, Look over these prices care- ALL REDUCED plain white, ecru and cream. and White Very sheer and fine quality. Sale. fully. We guarantee our 35c, now 25c per yard Lace Curtains $2.25 per piece of 12 yards. ..$ 1.75 merchandise to be the best 30c, now 22Msc per yard 2.50 per pie:e of 12 yards... 1.95 Outing Flannel 25c, now 20c per yard 2.75 per piece of 12 yards... 2.00 obtainable at the price. 20c, now 16c per yard Full length ami new designs. 3.50 per piece of 12 yards. . . 2.95 Plain, checks, stripes and figures. WHITE All at 10c per yard. $1.2."l per pair, now $ .95 Indian Head 1.50 per pair, now 1.15 Double-Widt- h 1.75 per pair, now. 1.45 Invisible Stripe .9 yards for $1 2.00 per pair, now 1.50 Scotch Madras Serge Tapestry Portieres 30 Inch. .7 yards for $1 ARABIAN in figures and stripes. 25c, now Ali in. in In handsome Persian colorings. $2.25, now $1.75 20c a yard. Excellent value. Wool, 38 wide, Wisteria, White $(!, now $3.75 per pair. Muslin 2.50, now 1.95 Navy and CJreen. Regular, 90c per 3.50, now i 2.60 yard. Clearance, 30 inch 10 yards for $1 3.75, now . . . 2.95 60c per yard. And up to $5.50 per pair. New Ginghams

11 yards for $1. White Brown Cotton Colored Ladies9 Muslin Curtain Swiss Extra weight; 10 yards for $t. Madras Curtains Ladies White Coat Underwear In spots and floral patterns. '' .' - With Roman stripes. A new stock Special A beautiful finish and at Prices. Sweaters line, perfect 4 0c per yard, sale 25c Fine Leather Shop- fine material. These goods are going $2.75 per pair, now $1.95 All sizes. 30c per yard, sale 20e & 3.00 per pair, now 2.25 fast at the low prices we have put on ping Bags Purses 4.25 per pair, now 3.50 $3.25, sale.., .$1.25 20c per yard, sale 120 them. Our stock is in AT 30 TO 50 DISCOUNT 5.75 per pair, now 4.50 j 5.00, sale... complete all sizes. SACHS' BUY GOODS COMPANY. Fort and Beretania Streets Opposite Fire Station ' J EVENING BULLETIN, HOXOLULr. T. H.. SATURDAY. JAN. 7, 1911. 13

4 Mr. and Mrs. Holloway's New Year's Mr. and Mrs. Corner's Dinner. Party. Mr. and Mrs. Corner entertained at The throwing of confetti ami blowing dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. of horns helped usher in the New Year f'liilile Cummins of San Francisco. at the New Year's party which was C.'il. Wednesday evening. II"1 house given by Mr. and Mrs. Carl ll nbnts and flowers lent added ly c:i Saturday evening. Over liity mem- to the hemitifu ly app'duted t ilde. bers of the finart set were invited to Among Mr. and Mrs. Comer's gin-st- the affair.. The ll'dloway's beautiful wore Mr. and Mrs. Cummins, Mr. and lK'iue nas "tint d'cnraled wilh Mrs. Henry (!. Plummer and .others. Mrn. ?!ri Y M:m Li' line iv rT re jaqu'llint roses New Year's Mr, and Mrs. Kktmp's dinner. g'eens palnn and holly. As the clock Luncheon at Pacific (lull. Luncheon at Pacific Club. . nrdnight Ikmi- - struck the leasts we'e An enjoyable luncheon was given Cap!, ami Airs. Marix' dinner. drunk and many g o,l wishes express- at the Pacific Club In honor of Judge pol v ed for the ensuing year. Aninng tlnse Kingsbury, Wednesday. The follow- Princera Kawnna.iakoa's Mill" present at this delightful affair worn ing guests were pros-eat- Judge Mr. and Mrs. C. II v iv. Mr. and Kingsbury, Judge Stanley, Mr. L. I u;i; In on at rn!"i.;iiv flu1 Mrs. No-nii- A. A. Mr. Mrs. Edward Tenney Tenney Peck. .Indue Wilder. .In I:: i and Mis. B.illou's in; Mr. and Mrs, Herman Foclov Mr. and I.'obert Shingle, Mr. Mob Prrckons I. f. Hid Mrs. Judd's il'iinor. Mrs. I'j Faxon llisbon. Mr. Frrik Arm- and Mr. Merman Focle. strong. Mr. II. Walker, Mr. (.circa ?:. w Year ball at M eina. Brown Miss Walker Mr. and Mrs. Picnic at Peninsula. II. i.l; e Center wedding. Frederick Klcbahn and other;. Mondav, Mrs. L. Tenney Peek en- .hi. I:: e and Mrs, Stanley's dinner. tertained at a basket picnic compli Mr. an. Mrs. Ibdloway's New IVornirt) Muir Cle. mentary to Mrs. Hidden Kingsbury. Live party. The Morn'ng Mii'vC Club will give The party motored to the Westervelt the hKt of their series of Welle-Mig-nn- n place, where'an enjoyable outing was ('apt. and Mrs. Cowles' dinner. Ifllohami i Leiiiriio Hiimic;' li:ny wo-- e a pale plan. Examples: "f dress of Its general Piano Recitals at the Moana Ho- experienced. Pieii'c at Peninsula. "The Klloluinn Art League will give blue inessallno embroidered in Pa'lhennn, Athens; Temple of tel next Monday evening, at S:1u Mr. and Mrs. Riggs' Dutch sup; er. a conventional design, was much Neptune iui "at honu!" lit the League building Paosluni. o'clock. The following program will fv'r. and IVrs Rk:;s Pufch Slipper. admired and blonde 3. The Creen Temple (Continued): M r. and Mrs. (joiner's dinner, noxt Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. suited her be rendered: Fnniby. Vr. and Mrs. J. Morton tyre of beauty; Miss Katherine Ste- Its sculptures and other decor- Mr. and Mrs. HI icknian s party, The entertainment has boon arranged 1. Parisfal Introduction Wagner I'lggs were host and hostess at all Ify the, phens, a niece of the Examples: Erect heion M literary circle, of which Miss host and hostess ations. Felix Mottl enjoyable Patch suup":' nl their homo r. and Mrs. Pond's dinner. looked stunning in Temple , lnnine Cross is chairman, and will a striped blue and of Nike Aniens. 2. Noctu'-o- F Sharp. Major Op. on King street. I'ed cmnition were Miss Magooi's Now Year's party. of a chiffon over satin trimmed with Athens. 2 consist short discussion on the 15, No. ...' U'ed in pro!'iisir:n as a table decora- l'ng igenient At 4. Types. The dinner. three following plays which have at- Parisian trimming. the Further Classic Pal Ferriioelo' Busoni tion. tracted so much attentoin tl'ie past conclusion of the dinner the party ace; the Tomb; the Theatre. Waltz. Op. 70. No. 1 yt'ar: "The Dlue Bird," Maeterlinck, motored to the Moana Hotel and par- Ancient Models: Palace of Ili-no- s, Fannie Bloomlield Zeisler Mr. and Mrs. lliekniri Price of ticipated in the festivi- ly Mrs. P. I j. Weaver; "Justice," Gals- New Year's Crossus, Crete; Beehive Etude, Op. 10, No. 3 Seattle, departed Tuesday on the Ma-kur- a. (5 worthy, Miss Anna Tucker, and ties that had been arranged for tho Tomb, Mysenae, recce; Thea- Padererws'ii after having spent a delightful 'I'hanticler," Uostand, by Dr. Pierre occasion. tre of Dionyeseus, Athens. Ren- Prelude Op. 28. No. 23.. Chopin month at the Moana Hotel. Mr. and Soresole. Mrs. Weaver and Missj aissance Adaptations: (a) Pal-asz- io Sonata, Op. 7. K minor Grieg: Mrs. Price are so chinned wilh the 'IJucker are so well known no Veochio Florence; Cha Olga j further Captain and Mrs. Marix Dinner. Samaroff islands that they will return next Introduction is necessary. Dr. Sere-sol- e teau do Chambord, France, (b) 4. a. Reverie, O'p. 9. No. 1. year Captain ami Mrs. Cowles and Ma- .Strauss for a longer stay. They will also is the new Professor of Pantheon, Paris; Baptistery, Rielia'-- seven-se:il- er French jor and Mrs. Neville were the guests Strauss bring their PiHiiird. Mrs. College 10 ma- - of Hawaii, and the Art Pisa. Pagnini. No. 5, j of honor at the dinner given by Cap b. Elude Price was a society belle of Nashville, League takes great pleasure in giving 5. The Creates! Sculpture: A i .is,', tain and Mrs. Arthur Marix Friday flick jor Tenn., and comes from an old and tie public this opportunity of hear- Study bared on Itussel Slurgi.i' evening. Exquisite roses combined Bernard Slavenhagen prominent Southern family. Il.nr mar- ing him on the French play which list. 3, m ijnr with rare Australian ferns ornament- c. Melodic Op. F riage took place the first part of hfis creatid such a stir. The evening fi. Roman and Romanesque Types: Rubinstein ed the beautifully appointed table, Mr. Price Is a g aduate of promises to be most entertaining and (Architecture of the Round The place cards were exquisite hand Josef Hoffmann Columbia University and met his wife it; is hoped that all the members will Arch). Eastern Types: Si. Arabesque I.eschetitzky in ago. ajtend painted affairs and were the handi- d. New York City several years this first "at home" of the Maiks, Venice: Mosque, Cor- Leschetitzky He Is the son of .Hickman Price, a pj'esent year. work of the host and hostess' niece. Membership and guest dova. Western Types: Santa 5. La Soiree dans Gran ide. .Debussy millionaire of Seattle, Wash. Mr. and will Miss Katherine Stephens. On this cards he mailed to members of Maria, Maggiore, Rome; Dur- Ernest Schelling Mrs. Hickman Price Jr.. will take up t$e League occasion covers were arranged for a this week, but should any ham Cathedral. England. 6. (Seashore) dozen guests. At the end of the dinner Concert Etude a permanent residence in Seattle. miscarry, they may be secured by 7. The Gothic Cathedral: (Architec Smetani liouers and coffee were served in the telephoning to the League rooms be ture of the Cable). Its purposes drawing room. Among who Teresa Carreno. (Additional Social on Page 6.) tween nine o'clock a. m. and one p. in. those and general plan. Examples. joyed Captain Marix and Mrs. Salisbury, England; Amiens, tality were Captain and Mrs. Cowles, Mrs. Harry Macfarlaiic's Tea. Pre.Nupt'al Dinner. France. A society women Major and Mrs. Neville, Princess coterie of I.ieuleniint Parson and Miss I.yilia 8. The flothic Cathedral (Continued): Princess Kalanianaole. at tea Friday afternoon McPtookcr were the gnosis of honor at tnwerp Milan. Florence. Macfarlano. This en- Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Charles Pond y. by Mrs. Harry n dinner which wis given Saturday 9. Renaissance Sculpture: A study proved one of the de- Lieut. Pardee of Fort Shafter, tertainment Motor Cars by StevensDuryea evening Captain and Mrs. Arthur from Russel Hturgls' list. of the week. Tim and Lieut. Salim of the United Slates lightful affairs Marix. lied holly anil niaile orna- 10. Some Famous Modern sculpture. decorated with Navy. house was beautifully mented the table at which the twelve cut (lowers, palms and hanging bas- guests were seated. The place eardu Luncheon at the. University Club. kets. Tea was served between the wore hand painted and carried out Otihu College Special Course in Art. The University Club made a pretty hours of four and six. The Macfar-lane- s .A - the idea for Lieut. Par- Mrs. 1'. L. Weaver. Hotting for a luncheon that was given have recently returned from a nrTmrnwrTHniTmum sons and .Miss McSlocker's engage- Course I. Ten Talks. Wednesday by Mrs. Harvey Murray. trip around the world, and It is rum- ment has been recent !y announced. On Course II. Ton Talks. This function was given in honor of ored that, they are planning to go to this occasion Mrs. Marix was gowned Mondays and Thursdays at Paualii Mrs. William Williamson. Pale lav- - Cuba, where Mr. Maefarlane will be in a superb Hall, 2:30 o'clock. they will lavender creation with ender asters, veiled with pale pink interested in business, and Jp V " McSiocker Pegiiining week January Kith. It is CARS touches of real lace. Miss the of and lavender tulle ornamented the take up a permanent residence. '!tn'nn'''TliMflliW"jfT, wore a lace gown over pink satin, 1. Introduction: Purpose and meth large circular table. The place cards to be hoped that there is no truth in h.t IUI, and looked very girlish and pretty. ods of work. Fundamental con- were miniature wdiite, satin bridal that report, (or Mr. and Mrs. Maefar- Mrs. Frank Kobards wore a black ceptions and classifications. slipers. All of the guests are de- lane are among the most popular so- jetted lace with a corsage of Ameri- 2. The Creek Teipple: (Architec votees to bridge whist, at the con- ciety folk in Honolulu, and their de- can Beauty roses; Mrs. Ross Kings- - ture of Ihe Lintel). Its purpose. clusion of the delicious midday re- parture would be felt by their legion past several rubbers of bridge were of friends in these Islands. enjoyed. Prizes " Were awarded at each table, and consisted of silken Mr. mill .Urs. hlamp's Dinner. Dear to the Heaits of the Women. hosiery and dainty scarfs. They were One of the most cla.ltorale anil bean-- , won by Mrs. Henry of San Francisco, t i fn dinners of tliesrason was the DR. T. FELIX GOURAUD'S Mrs. J. Morton Riggs and Mrs. K. W. function given Wednesday evening by Rice. Among those who were invit- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Klamp. This ed to meet Mrs. William Williamson entertainment was complimentary to Oriental Cream were the Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs. their house guests, Judge and Mrs. OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER Frederick Damon Mrs. Arthur David-i.o- n, Selden Kingsbury. Dinner was served Mrs. Edward Watson, Mrs. Hen- at seven o'clock; the table was ex- An Indispensable and Necessary ry of San Francisco. Miss Julio quisitely decorated with d Stcvcns-Durye- a ia principle in design is to Article for Particular Women Miss Irene Dickson, Miss Ly-d- roses and maidenhair fern; the The guiding incorporate such jeaturcs place cards were ornamented with who Desire to Retain a McStocker, Mrs. .James Dougher- ty Mrs. .1. Morion Rigsw. Mrs. J. F. C. roses. Among Mrs. Klamp s guests only which may be justified by sound reasoning Each major and minor con- Youthful jlppearance. Hagcns and Mrs. E. W. Rice. wero Judge and Mrs. Selden Kings- Every woman owes It to herself and bury, Major and Mrs. Timberlake of structive feature justifies its existence From 1891 until today, a span of over loved ones to retain the charm of youth Fort Ruger, Captain and Mrs. Cowles nature has upon her. For over Miss Msgoon's New Year's Party. half a century this article has been used of the U. S. Navy, Mr. and Mrs. L. '20 years ,each advance has by Magoou made a charming ho.i-te- ss aetiesses, singers unit women of Miss Tenney Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Charles fashion. It renders the skin like the Year's when she in- softness of velvet leaving It clear and on New eve. Wilder, Miss Cowles and Mr. George ForTw PlMPixsfittcHisMaifWwJi pearly white and is highly desirable when vited about one hundred of her friends prepuring for daily or evening attire. As Fuller. ; it is a liiiuid and preparation, to see the Old Year out and the New j ESTABLISHED A STANDARD it remains unnoticed. When unending Year in. Tiie house throughout was dances, balls or oilier entertainments, it Luncheon at the Young Hotel. prevents a greasy appearance of the com- decorated wit li scarlet exorias, palnw A coterie of society women lunch-- j plexion caused by the skin becoming greens. The large By its own particular merit, the Mode! "AA" is .recognized as intrinsically the best heated. and New Year's coned informally at the Alexander Couraud's Oriental Cream cures skin lanai on which the ye-un- people Young Hotel Saturday, later attend-- : diseases anil relieves Sunburn. Hernoves gar- for j Tan. l'lmples lilucklieads. Moth Patches, "tripped the light fantastic" was ing the aviation meet at Moaualua. purchase 1911. Hednnss, Christ- (lower-bedecke- flash. Kreiklcs anil Vulgar landed with evergreen wreaths, Among those sealed at Ihe d Yellow and Muddy skin. giving a delicately clear und relined complexion or which flvcrv wolniin fleslres mas berries and hanging baskets table was the Princess Ka- No. 10 For sale by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. maiden hair ferns. The pillars of this wananakoa, Princess Kalanianaole A CRUCIAL TEST OF COMPARISON SUSTAINS Ferd. T. Hopkins, Prop., 37 Great Jones Street, New York. large dancing pavilion were complete- Mrs. J. F. C. Higens. Mrs. Henry of ly covered with siiands of mille and San Francisco, Mrs. J. Morton Riggs Tete-te'- e ar-- i OUR ARGUMENT smilax. corners were and others. . tiged by means if glgaiiwe potted b ::'tns and 'the tropic il inana plant Judge mid Mrs. StanlcvV Dinner. j This dance will go down in the annals evening Judge ami Mrs. Tuesday Molar: ij Under r. being; of most I'i run of society us one the Stanley entertained delightfully at inch Here, I ' liicii Body as ev- FAMOUS enjoyable 'affairs of the year for dinner. Purple violets figured ex- Stroke. arrang- ery detail was thought of and tensively in the decorative scheme. Illustrated of the guests. Tires: lltl Inch x ed for the entertainment Among Judge and .Mrs. Stanley's Vi Ihe I'ii s sen gcr inch front anil rear. -- Kore-dnu- guests were Mr. and Mrs. L. Tenney 5 Passenger r (slan4- - Mr. and Mrs. Pond's Dinner. Lady Heron, Judge and Mrs. n ;.:i:.iio.(o Peck, Full Ileatlnu )H rear nil Tabard Inn Library Mr. and Mrs. Percy Pond entertain- Selden Kingsbury, Mr. and Mrs. axle. Torpedo Fore iluer linud- - ed Saturday evening at a delightful Lunge, British Consul Forsler and ill dash . .1."i(IO,tM) dinner. The color scheme for this others. licit ilrhcn fan. ...i. l :zz was green and red. Tall cut Price .'l.MKI.lhl affair $3500 Open Touring glass candle sticks ndorned with red Timing gears iiicr,iling J ' j. KlitMMW and added to the attract- in nil. Top Torpcilo silken shades, $150 i iveness of the table. Red carnations, Pour Passenger Whooping Cough Kl ii f ii mi it I : ('umhliiii-- t orna- CATARRH I Ii 1 I were used profusely as a floral CROUP ASTHMA K Oil J. is 'ouring COUGHS COLDS BRONCHITIS to II led ric and mentation. The place cards (were Mile anil Hear Lamps Ifimdsdcr ..... S.VIO.flll Book Lovers' Library hand-palnlo- with a design of scarlet Special Ncslgn lltkil Seven I'lissiingcr carnations in the right hand corner Lainiis, Prcst.O-lil- c lank, Limousine .i. itmo.iM) Among those present at the dinner ( elitilienlal Kemiiuntahlc Type), . were: Mr. and Mrs. Pond, their moth- - Hints It.ilherl l.aiolaalet . isoti.no , ...... l s.... C...1.u Tire Irons, Shuck .iiioge avi-ile- CBTABUSHCO 1B79 er, .Mrs. I'jKiriuge, aim .in. on Itctir. (liassis .. . , .I'.'iHt.tm Kingsbury, Mr. and Mrs. L. Ten-ne- v A simple, sarc and effective treatment of HOTEL others. for bromhinl troubles, avoiding rimes. l Now established at second floor Peck and Vaporized I resolone stops the paroxymnii i of Whooping Cough and relieves Croup at Dinner. once. It i a boon to suITerurs from STEVENS-DURYE- A MAJESTIC, cor. Beretania and Fort S's. Captain and Mrs. Cowles' Asthma. The air rendered strongly anti- COMPANY A large fancy basket filled with septic inspired with every breath makes breathing easy, soothes the oro throat MASS, scarlet carnations, occupied the cen- and stops the cough, assuring restful (IIKOPKi: FAILS, or dinner ta- nights. It Is invaluable to mo.I.ers with ter the young children. Licensed Tinier Seidell Patent. ble, when Captain and Mrs. Cowles iSend postal for descriptive booklet. entertained Sunday evening. Tills ta- ALL DRUGGISTS Try Creojtne A Call and see the fine assortment of books ble was extremely attractive in its Throa Tab- ST." adornment of rod and green. Covers lets for the irritated following throat. They are Hamm-Youn- g were laid for eight, the wimple, effective and Von Co. Distributors and leern how you can use these attrac- Captain and antiseptic, Of your were seated at table: druggist or from us Mrs. Cowles, Judge and Mrs. Kings- 10c. in stamps. rsf tive libraries bury. Mr. and Mrs. L. Tenney Peck, Co. Miss Cowles and Master Cowles, 62 Cortlindt St., N. V. 14 ItVfcNlNd UULLartN, HONOLULU, t. if, SATURDAY, JAN. 7, 1

LEGAL NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICES. Oceanic Steamship Company Alexander k Baldwin LEGAL NOTICES. COURT OF THE IN THE CIECUIT COURT OF THE IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE IN THE DISTRICT LIMITED. UNITED STATES FOR THE Leave 8. P Arrive Hon. leave Hon. Arrive I. F. FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY UNITED STATES, FOR THE January 14 January 20 January 1 January 10 Established in 1858 OF HAWAII. HOLDING TERMS TERRITORY OF HAWAII. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. - January 25 January 31 IN THE CITY AND COUNTY TERRITORY OF HAWAII. H. P. Baldwin President UNITED STATES OF AMER- W. OF HONOLULU. THE O. Smith.. First THE UNITED STATES OF AMER- vs. THE TERRI- W. M. Alexander ICA, Plaintiff, $65 flnt class, single, S. F.; $110 iirst class, round trip, San Fran- ICA, Plaintiff, vs. LORRIN A. HAWAII, et al., Defend- Bishop & Co. Second MARSTON CAMPBELL, Superin- TORY OF cisco. J. P. Cooke tendent of Public Works of the THURSTON, et al., Defendants. ants. & CO., LTD., General Agents. Vlce-Pre- C. BREWER Third and Manager Territory of Hawaii, Plaintiff Action brought in said Dis- THE PRESIDENT OF THE J. Waterhouse Treasurer STATES, GREETING: ' and Petitioner, vs. ISABELLA UNITED BANKERS E. B. Paxton Secretary trict Court, and the Petition H. WOODS et al.. Defendants THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII. J. B. Castle Director filed in the office ot the Clerk COMPANY. Co., J. R. Director and Respondents. AMERICAN SUGAR Pacific Mail Steamship Gait Court, in Hono- Commercial and Travelers' W. R. Castle Director TERM SUMMONS. of said District LIMITED, a Corporation organized TERRITORY OK HAWAII to lulu. existing under and by virtue 6f Letters of Credit issued on THE and THE HIGH SHERIFF of the the laws of the Territory of Hawaii; and Toyo Kisen Kaisha THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED the Bank of California and Sugar Factors. Territory of Hawaii, or his CHARLES R. BISHOP; WILLIAM STATES OF AMERICA, GREET- DAMON, E. The Loudon Joint Stock Bank Deputy: O. SMITH, SAMUEL M. Commission Merchants, YOU ARE COMMANDED to sum- ING: FAXON BISHOP, ALBERT F. JUDD, terars or the nbora Companies will Call at HONOLULU and Lav Ltd., London. mon ISABELLA H. WOODS; PAL- and ALFRED W. CARTER, Trustees ' below: MOL-LI- LORRIN A. THURSTON, ARTHUR thlk Fort on or about th Dates mentioned and Insurance Agents MER PARKER WOODS and E under the Will and of the Estate Ot P. PETERSON, C. HOLTE and Agents for WOODS, his wife; MARY P. BISHOP, deceased; Correspondents for the GODFREY BROWN, Trustees; BERN ICE Leave Honolulu For Orient. leave Honolulu For F. HawaMan Commercial & Sugar Co. ALICE BLUETT and P. W. P. ELIZABETH L1HUE, LUCILE NIU-MAL- JOHN A. CUMMINS; KAPEKA Mongolia January 15 Korea January 7 American Express Company Haiku Sugar Company. BLUETT, her husband; JAMES ESTHER KALI HI, CARO- WOODS, M. CUMMINS, wife of JOHN A. January 18 & Pala Plantation. FRANK WOODS and EVA PUKOO, ANNIE KAPAPALA, America Mam and Thos. Cook Son. CUMMINS; THOMAS A. CUM. LINE Tcnyo January 24 Maul Agricultural Company. his wife; SAMUEL PARKER WOODS KILAUEA, ELS A IIILO, Mini Hawaiian Sugar Company. MINS, MARY C. KIBL1NG, oth- CLARA Korea February 3 and ROSE WOODS, his wife; MA- MARION MAKENA, DAVID PUtT-LO- A, Kahuku Plantation Company. erwise called MARY I. CRE1G1I-TON- , Interest allowed on Term BEL ROBERTSON BECKLEY and PUNAITOU. ROBERT to Kahulul Railroad Company. MAY A. ALBERT fwt further Information applj HENRY HECKLEY, her husband; otherwise called LANA1, and Savings Bank Deposits. Italeakala Ranch Company. CREIGHTON, otherwise called WAHIAWA, ALEXANDER Honolua MAUD WOODS; LUCY WOODS; R. KEWAJ-O-. HENRY Ranch. MAY A. KIBLING, MATILDA GEORGE McBryde Sugar Co. W. SHINGLE, ERNEST WODE WALTER HAWEA, and Kauai Railway Co. T. HOT- - K. WALKER, otherwise called H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd., agents HOUSE and ALLAN W. PHILIP LAHAINA, unknown ownora TOM LEY, Trustees under the Will KAUMAKAOKAME WALKER, and claimants. of Wight, deceased; KOHALA JANE P. MERSEBERG, and James You are hereby directed to appear, COMPANY, LIMITED, an FLORA CROWELL, otherwise RANCH and answer the Petition in an action Hawaiian Corporation having its called FLORA HIRAM, children entitled as above, brought agalrifst Company BANK HONOLULU & Cooke, principal office at Puuhuo, District of of the said JOHN A. CUMMINS; Matson Navigation OF Castle Ltd you in District Court of the Uni- Kohala, Island and Territory of Ha- LYDIA A. CUMMINS, wife of the HONOLULU LIMITED Honolulu, T. H. ted States, in and for the Territory BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO AND waii; JOHN DOE, MARY DOE, and the said THOMAS B. CUM- S, within twenty days from RICHARD DOE, unknown owners MINS ; JOHN C U M M I N of Hawaii, For San Francisco PAID CAPITAL. SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER- and after service upon you pf a cer- t From San Francisco $600,000 defendaJts, in case THOMAS CUMMINS, RAPLEE CHANTS, SUGAR FACTORS and claimants, Petition file answer with- CUMMINS, MOSLEY CUMMINS, tified copy of Plaintiff's anri the shall written S. S, Lurline January 11 S. S. Lurline January 20 and I! R I C K W O O D C U herein, together with a certified copy Successors to GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS in wenty days after service hereof S. S. Wilhelmina January 24 S. S. Wilhelmina February 1 to appear tne said children' of the said of this Summons. CLAUS SPRECKELS & CO. Representing be and before S. S. February 4 '; C U M M I N S you hereby notified that S. S. Honolulan January 27 Honolulan Clr-Hii- it the term thereof THOMAS B. And are Ewa Plantation Co. Court na S. S. Lurline February 11 S. S. Lurline February 21 immediately the expi- and LYDIA A. CUMMINS; unless you appear and answer Waialua Agricultural Co, Ltd. pending after Invites your Account and twenty days service THOMAS B. WALKER, hus- above required, the said Plaintiff S. S. HILONIAN of this line sails from Seattle for Honolulu direct on Kohala Sugar Co. ration cf after offers satisfactory service. provided, however, it no band of the said MATILDA K. will take judgment of condemnation or about JANUARY 14, 1911. Walmea Sugar Mill Co. hervif; at time, then WALKER; JOHN P. WALKER. of the lands described in the Petition apply to Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd. term be pending such tut lunner particulars, Loans at market rates. appear the said THOMAS B. WALKER, Jr., and herein and for any other relief de- CASTLE A COOKE. LTD.. General Agents, Honolulu to tie and before succeed- MATILDA WALKER CONSTA-BE- manded in the Petition. Exchange and Cable trans- Fnlton Iron WcrkB of St. Louis. Circuit Court at the next of the said MA- HONORABLE fers. Babcock & Wilson Pumps. ing term thereof, to wit, the Jan children WITNESS THE - TILDA K. WALKER and I!. DOLE, and the HON- Green's Fuel Economizers. uary 1911 Term thereof, to be hold- SAN FORD Canadian-Australia- n Ho- B. A. G. M. ROBERTSON. Royal Mail Travelers' Credits and Matson Navigation Co. en at the City and County of THOMAS WALKER; ORABLE ADOLPH CONSTABEL, husband Court, this Checks available everywhere. nolulu, on Monday, the ninth day Judges of said District STEAMSHIP COMPANY of January next, at 10 o'clock a. of the said MATILDA WALK- 22nd day of November, in the year m., to show cause why judgment ER CONSTABEL; JAMES K. of our Lord one thousand nine hun- FOh PlJl AND AUSTRALIA: FOR VANCOUVER: of condemnation of the lands de. MERSEBERG, husband of the dred and. ten and of the independ- 3 P. MERSEBERG; hun. MOAN A JANUARY MAKURA JANUARY C. Brewer & Co., Ltd. scribed in the Petition herein and said JANE ence of the United States one MAKl'RA FEBRUARY ZEALANDIA JANUARYS! for any other relief demanded in JANE P. CUMMINS MERSE- died and thirty-fift- the petition should not he awarded BERG, KING THOMAS, other- (Sgd.) A, E. MURPHY, S SUGAR AND COM- FACTORS to Campbell, Superintend- wise called KING THOMAS Clerk, V THEO H. DAVIES & CO., LTD.. GENERAL AGENTS. MISSION MERCHANTS Marston (Seal) ent of Public Works, pursuant to the MERSEBERG, JAMES MERSE- (Endorsed) tenor of his annexed Petition. BERG. MA LIE MERSEBERG No. 66. DISTRICT COURT OP AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- HLAISDELL, T I" HILL A MERSE- Ha- . STEAMSHIP COMPANY. The Yokohama Specie Officers and Director: And have you then there this THE U. S. for the Territory of your pro- BERG JOY, JANE MERSE- B. F, Bishop Writ, with full return of waii. THE UNITED STATES OF From New York to Honolulu, via Tehuantepec, every sixth day. President BERG, MERSE. Geo. H. Robertson ceedings thereon. MATILDA AMERICA vs. THE TERRITORY OK Freight received at all limes at the Company's wharf, 41st Street, Bank, Limited CHARLES ... .Vice-Presiden- t and. Manager WITNESS the Honorable Presid- BERG, ROBINSON HAWAII, et al. SUMMONS. ROB- Rrooklyn. MERSE- Couth W. W. North Treasurer ing Judge of the Circuit Court of MERSEBERG, ABIGAIL ERT W. BRECKONS and WILLIAM SEATTLE OR TACOMA TO HONOLULU DIRECT: HEAD (H I K E. . .YOKOI1AJ1.V afore- IDA MERSEBERG, WIL- Richard Iversi Secretary the First Circuit, at Honolulu BERG, T. RAWLINS, Plaintiffs' Attorneys. J. R. Halt Auditor said, this 1st day of September, LIAM MERSEBERG, HELEN STATES OK AMERICA Capital (Paid Yon 24,000,000 : UNITED S. S. MEXICAN, to sail DECEMBER 28 Up).. Geo. R. Carter Director - : ' MADELINE 1910. . MERSEBERG and Hono- Reserve Fund Yen 16.000.000 C. H. Territory of Hawaii, City of S. S. MISSOURIAN, to sail JANUARY 9 Cooke Dlrcctot (Seal.) MERSEBERG, children of the R A. Cooke Director lulu ss. For further uiiormation applv to ,H. HACKFELD ' & CO., LTD. SMITH, said P. MERSEBERG and General banking business A Gartlcy Director (Sgd.) HENRY JANE I, A. E. MURPHY, Clerk of the tgents, Honolulu. MERSEBERG; JOHN transacted. Savings accounts for Clerk. JAMES K. District Court of the United States CP. MORSE, General Freight Asrent. $1 upward.-- L. No. 7202, Reg. 3, D. HLAISDELL, husband of the and (Endorsed) of America, in and for the Territory Fire and burglar-proo-f C. Cir- sn Id M LI E M E R S E B E R G vaults, Brewer &Cc, pg. ICS, Circuit Court. First and District of Hawaii, do hereby with Sale Deposit Boxes for rent ,d. Marston HLAISDELL; HARNEY JOY, cuit, Territory of Hawaii. certify the foregoing to be a full, true at $2 per year and upwards. Campbell, Superintendent of Public husband of the said TURILLA and correct copy of the original Pe- Trunks and cases to be kept on AND. Territory of Hawaii, MERSEBERG JOY; HENRY P. custody at moderate rates. FIRE MARINE, Works of the tition and Summons in the case ot Plff. and Petitioner, vs. Isabella H. ROBINSON, Jr., husband of the Particulars to be applied for. THE UNITED STATES OF AMER- No Bills Woods et als., Defts. and Respond- said MATILDA MERSEBERG HA- Worry About of Lading INSURANCE AGENCIES ICA vs. THE TERRITORY OF A ents. Original summons filed and ROBINSON; CHARLES A. KIB- YU Alt I, Manager. WAII, et al., as' the same remains ot issued September 1, 1910, at 2:25 LING, husband of the said Mer- record and on file in the office of the Honolulu Olficc, Bethel and o'clock p. m. A. K. Aona, Asst. MARY C. KIBLING; EPITII chants streets. Telephone 2421 of said Court. Or House Manifests Royal Insurance Co. of Liverpool. Clerk. Returned October 4, 1910, KIBLING and MAY' KIBLING. Clerk Custom and 15D4. P. O. Box ICS. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have London Assurance Corporation. nt p. m. A. K. Aona. Asst. Re- said CHARLES 1:03 cbi'dren cf the affixed the MA-HO- hereunto set my hand and Commercial Union Assurance Co. issued for further service this 4th A. KIBLING; CHARLES seal of said District Court this lBt of London. day of October, 1910, at 1:55 o'clock 11ATTIE MAHOE, wife of December, A. D. 1910. If You Have Us Do Your Shipping p. m. A. K. Aona, Asst. Clerk. the said CHARLES MAHOE; day of Scottish Union & National Ins. A. E. MURPHY, Territory of Hawaii, A 1! A II A M FERNANDEZ; (Seal) Co. of Edinburgh. It District City and County of Honolulu, ss. CUSHMAN CARTER, Trustee; Clerk of the United States .Caledonian Insurance Co. of I, Honry Clerk of the Cir- AUSTIN, HERBERT Court, Territory of Hawaii. Edinburgh. Smith, ARIANA cuit Court of the First Judicial Cir- AUSTIN, WALKER AUSTIN and 4790.3m American & Foreign Marine 1 115. cuit, Territory of Hawaii, do here- EDITH AUSTIN, heirs at law Union-Pacifi- c Co., Oahu Machine Shop Co. Transfer by certify the foregoing to be a full, of JAMES W. AUSTIN, de- A. G. M. ROBERTSON, Judges; of true and correct copy of the orig- ceased; HERBERT AUSTIN and Court, this 23rd day King Street, next to Young Hotel Phone 1874 Manager E. . ROSS said District inal summons in the case of Mar- WALKER AUSTIN, as Execu- cf December, in the year of our Lord 301 QUEEN AND RICHARDS SIS. ston Campbell, Superintendent of tors and Testamentary Trustees one thousand nine hundred and ten Telephone 514 Tentorial Board of Public Works of the Territory of under the Will of JAMES W. and of the Indepedence of the Unit- Hawaii, vs. Isabella II. Woods et AUSTIN, de cased; SAMUEL M. ed States the ono hundred and ENGINEERS AND GENERAL Immigration als., as the same remains of record DAMON, Trustee; E. O. HALL thirty-fifth- . MACHINE REPAIRS Offiue 403 fetangewald till. and on file in the ofIle of the Clerk & SON, LTD., an Hawaiian cor- (Seal) - PECK LTD Honolulu. of said Court. poration; HAWAIIAN TRUST (Signed) A. E. MURPHY, 1 HUSTACE CO., Automobiles, Motor Cycles, Gai Sta- IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have COMPANY, LIMITED., an Hawai- Clerk. tionary and Marine Engines, Rice hereunto set .my hand and afllxed ian corporation ; OFFICE SUPPLY (Endorsed) QUEEN STREET PHONE 2295 IS Mill Machinery, Etc. the Seal of said Circuit Court this CO., LTD., an Hawaiian corpora- No. G9. DISTRICT COURT OF THE SCANDINAVIA 17th day of November, 1910. & CO., LTD., Ha- Estimates friveu on all kinds of Drayinf, Teaming Road Boiling tion; HALSTEAD U. S. for the Territory of (ticavatine. Filling. HENRY SMITH, an Hawaiian corporation; THE waii. THE UNITED STATES BELTING of the FIREWOOD AND COAL, WAIANAE SAND FOR SALE Honolulu Electric Clerk of the Circuit Court BANK OF HAWAII, LTD., an OF AMERICA vs. LORRIN A. First Circuit Territory of Ha- Hawaiian corporation; CHARLES TRURSTON, et al. SUMMONS. Co. HONOLULU IRON WORKS waii. M. COOKE, LIMITED, an Ha- ROUT. W. BRTCCKONS, Attorney Oahu Time Table Alexander Lindsay Jr., Attorney-Genera- l, waiian corporation; ANNA C. for Plaintiff. Railway Dep- FIRE INSURANCE Engineering and Contracting Airenta and Arthur G. Smith, COOKE, C. MONTAGUE COOKE, UNITED STATES OK AMERICA, Attorney-Genera- l, House-Wirin- g uty tot the peti. COOKE, Repairing Supplies ' Jr., CLARENCE II. Territory of Hawaii, Outward. 4779-3- 1187 AIAKEA ST. Near Beretania Chemical Engines and tloner. GEORGE P. COOKE, RICHARD City of Honolulu, bs. The B. F. Dillingham Co. For Walanae, Waialua, Kahuku and A. COOKE, ALICE T. COOKE I, A. E. MURPHY, Clerk of the Way Stations 15 a. m., 3:20 p. m. '3: PLANISHED STEEL and THEODORE A. COOKE, of the United States LIMITED For Pearl City, Ewa Mill Way Watchman's Clocks CORPORATION NOTICES. District Court and A full assortment, sizes beneficiaries under the last Will Stations 17:30 a. m., 9: 15 a. m., Z4"x6" of America, in and for the Territory Qaneral Agent for Hawaii: to 48"xl20", and gauges No. 18 to and Testament of CHARLES M. do hereby 11:30 a. m., 2:15 p. m.. 3:20 p. m., For Sale by NOTICE. and District of Hawaii, 5:15 p. in., J9:30 p. tn., tU:15 p. m. No. 28 just to hand. COOKE, deceased; and JOHN certify the foregoing to be a full, Company of London. J. A. G I L M A N Ami Aasurance For Wahlawa and Lelle'uua 10:20 We do sheet metal work of all The annual meeting of the stock- SMITH, WILLIAM THOMPSON, true and correct copy of the orig- Agency. Fort Street New York Underwriters' a. m., 5:15 o. m., tS:30 p. m., Ul:16 kinds, and guarantee satisfaction. holders of the Honolulu Brewing and ROBERT JONES, SAMUEL ROB. inal Summons in the case of THE Washington Insurance Co. N, Providence p. in. Your patronage is solicited. Malting Co., Ltd., will be held at the ERTSON, JULIUS BROW UNITED STATES OF AMERICA vs. th FLOOR, STANGENWALD BLDG. PACIFIC ENGINEERING STONE, Inward. PROMPT ATTENTION TO JOBBING ofllcc of the company, No. 535 Queen SARAH STILES, MARY LORRIN A. THURSTON et al., as the Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal-aulu- COMPANY, LTD. EMMELTJTH ft CO.. LTD. street, Honolulu, Oahu, on the 11th JANE WILLIAMS and ANNA same remains of record and on fllo and Walanae '8:36 a. m.. Phone 1511 145 King Street Consulting, Designing and Coin FORSYTH, unknown owners and 5:31 p. m. day of January, 1911, at the hour In the office of the Clerk of said structing Engineers, , LIFE INSURANCE of 10 o'clock a. m. ". claimants; Court. . Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and Bridges, Buildings, Concrete Struc- Pearl City-17- :45 a. m., a. m.. By order of the president. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have '8:36 BUILDING MATERIAL tures, Steel Structures, Sanitary Sys- You are hereby directed to appear a Luxury; It Is a Nieessity. 11:02 a. m., 1:40 p. m., 4:26 p. m. WM. C. PARKE, hereunto set my hand and affixed U not tems, Reports and Estimates on Pro- and answer the Petition in an action 5:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m. ALL UJTDI. Secretary. the seal of said District Court this But you Must have the BEST Of jects. Phone 1045. as above, brought against Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa and entitled' day December, I). 1910, nd t;at Is provided jy the famous 1IALX1S IX LUXSZl. The of the 30th of A. Leilehua 9:15 a. m., p. m., 5:31 stock books of the Honolulu you in the District Court nd most equitable Laws of Massa- U:40 - A. E. MURPHY, p. m., 110:10 p. m. Inter-islan- d and 0. R. & L. Shipping Brewing and Malting Co., Ltd., will United States, In and for tbo Terri- chusetts., In the ALLXV D 1 1 Clerk of United States District Court, The Halr'wa Limited, a two-ho- k 1011801. books for sale at the u e t i n bo closed to transfers from January tory of Hawaii, within twenty daypj Territory of Hawaii. train (only first class tickets honored), Inwii UtrtM :: t Uonolils ollice. 60c each. 1, 1911, to January 11, 1911, both from and service upon you or after By F. L. DAVIS, New England Muuial leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:36 dates inclusive. a copy Plaintiff's Peti- certified of Deputy Clerk. a. m.; returning, arrives in Honolulu WM. C. PARKE, tion herein, together with a certified Co. at 10:10 p.m. The Limited stops only 4812-3- Life Insurance 4 81 1 Ot Secretary. ropy of this Summons. at Pearl City and Walanae outward, WOOD COAL OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. and Walanae, Walpahu and Pearl City FUEL And you are hereby notified that ir.ward. TUB BEST QUALITY OK FUEL FOR DOMESTIC AND BUSINESS NOTICES. unless you appear and answer as Dally. fSunday Excepted. JSunday above required, the said Plaintiff UNION If you would be fully Informed about Only. COMMERCIAL USB. will take judgment of condemnation these laws, address G. T. DENI30N, F. C. SMITH, NOTICE. Superintendent. q. p, x. of the lands described in the Peti- BARBER SHOP Castle & 1 will not be responsible for goods tion herein and for any other relief cooke, & my Bulletin plione numbers nnj Honolulu Construction Draying Co., Ltd., bought in my name without writ- demanded in the Petition. 1ZNIRAL AGENTS, Business Ofliee 22.".8. Queen Street, Opposite Kaahumanu Phone 2281 ten order. WITNESS The Honorable SAN HONOLULU, T.Ht Editorial Booms 2184, f il" 4817-3- 1 FRANCIS LEVY. FORD H. DOLE and The Honorable M. VIERRA, Prop. f !

EVENING BULLETIN. HONOLULU. T. S.VITRDAY, JAN. 7. 191 !. 53 Your Watch San Francisco Stiz BssiiTy Forevci Hotels lICtaDlseas c! is d joy not u will keep time ml give you fJ in'n thfi hnm nnrl T. FELIX GOURaUB'S CliSLN'DL the satltifo-Uoi- it might, if it V ifi'SBL aro a positive menace to unu in ivnviA rit J-'- CRE4M OK is not attended to properly. l ?fjK ute' nnd also iMKkL BEAL'TlilLR ' HOTEL R(;iinvea l.m. Tin:, i.'p, 1 reckil'e. Mi. Ill iUli.-a- Have it Sisarns' Electric itiul L:a I lit ai-- i WANTS overhauled and oiled Tor m&' ijli, another year's work, ir brought 7XJ STEWART i sn noacn '" unit ti. to us it will In; tmS-- rasie in the hands of sum pxtcrnilnator nf r:it c O'J :: Mt.itMl the SEASi .1 IK) , EXPERT WATCH MAK KRS. KvXjvJ mic, eockrrjucbes and ull ' t'i'ii' SAN FRANCISCO GES Jmio. It i.s better than trais 1" in tt;iru:.--f- i u Geary Street, 11 dHvrs them out of Lousj L' pn abote Union Squaie I .i w the OUT ivry iiiade WAJTTK1 TO LIT to iliti. Mutiny if FOR RECORDS nu p " m..... Just opposite Hotel St. Frtocii back it fails. ttjii cmiu M ox. boy 5c: a bav nn Iiit at h,tii:i.ri at. ti It.--. L, a j European Plan $1.60 lil bj up m in exprcts mine. Five cottages on IV. a day up prepaid to ft Hl J1IM II Kamehameha on ifuuipt ot pin-i- f! or woman with knowl American Plan $3.00 IUH VI It .Ul- J. VJEIRA a day up Steams' Pas(n road and .Mu.kha.'u lane. All late- Electric Co., Chicago. III. I : edge (,f - a (.aticiji s!eno.iraphy and typewrit- ly Steel and brick i.As.siK-latc- i and jiainted. H'ater I structure, furnish- Press ) will i uf th inn for oilice work and bcokkeeii ings i laid on from government cost $200,000. High class SAX KliAXtUSCO, Jan. . ()e.im rrtiuroiiici:d lug. mains. '(Vut'iiijrw C'riu us he Imrnifui t ml 'Li Address "(1. K. C." & Curl iss. Ihe .it hi i ttiui,." h r by t.U hi u'.d Ka'icy Kent reasonable. Apply to Jos. CO, hotel at moderate rates. Omnibus particular star of tin; niriivs 1 7 uit-i- Hi tbti I'ubt'J SUlus, CuiiatlU ttl.J Kuri.pB Si P. meets all trains and aviation mvet which opens tomorrow Have y.,ur Mcndonea, S10 Kaahiimanu St. steamers "tBIl.T.HOTO 3 lis ai J.nes Sired He To' hat cleaned hv thn Riroprt in Sjiuh Fro ISU'-t- f JEWELERS Hotel Stewart now recognized as A. BLOM San Kranci.s o, made a pre- Hat Cleaners, 1123 Port St., opp. liminary flight over the lield in Ins Hawaiian Island headquarters. Club Stables. Best workmanship; Hotel Deluionico; under new man- Phone 8231. 113 Hotel St. IMPORTER biplane today. Aviator Kndloy Cable address, "Tra wets" A.U.C. FORT STREET also no acids used. 4 6 69-t- f agement. Rooms by covered lie course, the day, Code. Reservations made through liveryt liiatc week points You to know Nieper's Express phone or month. 130 Ueretania Trent Trust Co., lo a wonderfully (successful Fort Street, meet number is lltltj. street. Reasonable rates. S. E. ILncas Honolulu. and tlio wciither is ide.il Well, What Do iiaggage moved to any part city. 479-t- f OFTICljlN Predicts Accidents. of Store and odl es, single or en suite. t;ienn Curtiss lias informed Telephone Masonic Building, the Amateurs for Itijou Theater, Apply building, Merchant and crner Hotel and Trimmed Hats aviation 'committee that it is his You Alakea. Know 1 II. Alakek between and 1 daily. HendrLk. opinion that broken Imnes or broken 4 S07 The best lenses in town to fit records will follow the performances If Two furiiisheil rooon Applj Mrs. every eye. MISS POWER D. MeOoijoell in the novice contests outlined for About r,00 bicycle tires to vulcanize. J. 12'i3 Kiiimi 8l I Hotel St. Francis Boston Building - Fort Slrcet he aviation. W. Kershner, 1177 Alakea street. Chinese Enters Contest. ROOMS AND This? Anything BOARD. Union Square, San Koiir (lnoy of Kerkeiey, who has of value bought for cash. H Francisco "TIIK LKLANU," C27 I.'...... invented a modified biplane has Carlo, 1117 Port St. 47.rj3-t- f Beretania ave- and nue. Under the Management SPECIAL HOLIDAY constructed it himself at a co.st Mosquito proof lanai rooms. 1 UK.bbHlJHMAlN of of Clean wiping ragg at I James Woods $7000, has entered the lists. Kong the Bulletin with or without bfutrd. office. thing H 1 PRICEi is one of the best known and perhaps modern; moderate Osteo$LtIi the most picturesque of (lie aviators central location. Phone 1308. If 175 around the bay, and is the first man SITUATION WANTED. Mrs. H. Dinklage, prop. BERETANL; STREET I (In. beautiful park of his ia e wilh a record $175,000 4793-t- f 1733 Dunn's of several An experienced clerk for dry goods, h, FACING licnrt of the til-- , Hat Shop successful flights to his credit. clothing, gents' furnishing Shady Nook, 104 9 W. A. Merrill, a and Beretania; Tel. which Is (ho theatre of member of the shoe i:i33. - board of governors Worth of Real Estate department; 15 years experi- Newly furnished apart- the principal ItKCIilVUD 1!V S. S. SIKUUa" of the Pacific ments, events of o ence. Good references. Address mosquito proof, reason- Ae-- flub, will take out a at (lie famous Tlio Laiest Styles in combined K. A. CL, able festivals of San lighter-llni- n Sold Bulletin office. 47S5-- rates. 4768-t- f air and hoavier-than-ai- r in Kaimuki Frniidscir, (his Walking Sh'rts, Raincoats, Shirt hotel, i, machine that is expected to prove Cool ipl waists and Tailored Suits one Japanese Cooking School. FaniilleB or furnishes rooma and cottages, vironmeiit and of the atmosphere, ,.. sensations of the meet. During the Last hotels supplied with cooka. C. M. with board. 1C34 Nuuanu Ave., presses Automlbile most pleasantly Hie Strange Air daft. Matzle. 1457 Auld Lane. Tel. 1664 near School St. Prices moderate. V. ('. Wheeler, comfortable spirit of ij (ui. Mrs. F. S. Zeave, secretary of the' Nine Months Pacific Aero Club, and Clove T. Shaf- Ir'ernia. HELP FOR ALU Supplies & Rooms Young JiuiUling fer, former secretary of that organ- WANTED. I Repairing The ization, royally flmi nobility of have constructed machines of Oh! for i.oning. Apply French The Trauso enve'ope a tlme-savl- u . their own and - t the Old World and the Far ASSORTED PILLOW TOPS FOR intend to try for Laundry, 777 King street. Invention. No addressing neces- prizes. 4S18-!!- t sary In sending East and the men of high THE HOLIDAYS After writing Ads on Kai- out bills r Hullellt, Publishing C6., Associated Glrage, nchlcvcnicnt In America FANCY ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS muki, we Competent eo, who TO INTRODUCE NOVEL BILL. have put over the for familv of seven. ole agents for patentee. ti nsscmble Inquire of Wong Cluing, post- - here rondlbiile to Hie CARSON, biggest success Kim Limited Call at Jan. C Chief Justice in years, out- oilice. One No. 1 Ransome concrete cosmopolitan atmosphere of 4SlS.lt mixer an MISS Sweeney of the Nevada State Su- selling: every No. (new), complete, Institution which WOODAED'S preme other district with represents 1141 Fort Street Court announces that he nro- - trucks, etc. II. S. Gray, 832 Fort the poses to intiovluce a on the market. But DANCING SCHOOL. hospitality and Iiiditldual-I- t' bill in the State hush! street; P. O. Box 549.

Legislature, which is soon Fil-da- of Sau l'rancisco to the LEADING HAT CLEANERS. to meet We couldn't have done it if Children's dancing class every y bore, making criminal libel legal Men's clothing on credit, $1 per traveler. AJ! fciodi of Hats Cleaned the nfleruooii in Odd Fellows' Hamm-pfoun- g The ad grounds for a idea of justifiable ho property had not been ail week; suit given at once. F. Von building, which marks Blocked. Hall at :i:M0 o'clock. Private les- the farthest micide. right and sold sons by Levy Outfitting Co., Sacha build- advance of science So Aeith UBed. Work Guaranteed itself. The appointment. Phono 17 11. In sen ice, has now The jurist has been criticized Miss ing, Fort street. 4742-t- t the largest F.LLIX TLTRRO, Specialist, real secret the property; not Hazel l!ii kland. Lo., Lt capacity of any somewhat and resents it. Lawyers 4 7 9 1 1 m hotel structure 154 Fort Street. Cheap Four-year-o- in 0pp. Convtnt hoie .r the gentle lady's the West, and upon comple-Ho- n are inclined to take oil ee Rwiip. stuff we have been Honolulu. T. H ney's Miss Gibson's Academy driving horse; harness and buggy. Pioneers and in of the Post street annex threat as a joke, for such a of Dancing, Leaders Model Apply at Caity's Stable, Richards the will be the largest caravansery bill would invest a private citizen Hall. Adult classes in Waltz, Automobil Business two-ste- three-step- street. jsic.r.t In the world. witli the functions of lodge: iurv and and . Juvenile Will LIC THE executioner. elates in health culture, dancing A Agents for such, woll-lilow- cars! SERVICE IS C,. Dress snap Rooming house; centrally I'SCAL, TJIK Goods Newspapers and ballroom etiquette. Apply at fls Packard, ropo-llurtfor- PKJCES AIUJ generally denounce or located, long lease. Must be sold. Stevens Room 11, 1178 Duryea, Cadillac, Thomli AT. MH.VS KtUtXISIIIXCS lidicule the proposed bill, in some Fort street. Address "J. R.", this oilice. Fiver uses liuiHi, Overland, Baker KlAtrlc, asserting that it would encour- 4S1S-I- and age ciiminals, Kaimuki ol hers. YAT grafters or any other Land TAILOR. IIING undesirable citizen resorting to mur- Selected Caravonlca wool cottou European Plan from $2.00 Up Fine line of new suitings recently der in answer to exposure or criti- seed. A. V. Gear, 1214 St. received. Latest diagonal weaves Fort cism. Co. P. O. Rox 404. 4693-t- t A Happy New made up to the highest dictates of Inter-Islan- fear YEE CIIAN & C0T fashion. J. R. Roeha, room 35 d and Oahu Railroad ihlp-pin- g SHOCK STOPS CLOCKS. Young building. 4772-t- t books, at Bulletin office. tt DRY G00D3 FA I it HANKS, Jan. n.,. number,' of severe cart hiiiiake shivcks: Sewing machine (White) Bala. snoxo a week at were fi.lt CLOTHES CLEANING. for Gay and Miler here earl.- this morning, causing al STYLISH FOOTWEAR Tregloan Pla No. 9. most a Oalli '. HPVern it.i nm rr Clothes cleaned, dyed and pressed on Ki.(i Axn Choice cut flowers. Phone 3029. Announce tlio opening of the! stuiokts wo.! (lone, but clocks were stopped short notice. Called for and de-- ! Haleiwa and dishes thiown from the shelves. livercd. Phone 3029. S. Harnda, 0AHU AUT0M0EILE STlfTD 11 GO j MANUFACTURERS' SHOE CO., LTD. Port street. 4 7G0-tr- ! FOR SALE OR RENT. Corner of King- and Bishop AND KAM trecls Cirr ALL OI'T OK LII'10 Til AT CIIONG CO., A DAINTY TOILET Home. In ARTICLE. 1051 Fort St. City Clothes Cleaning Co.. No. 4 Ma-- ! Olaa, Hawaii, containing 13 CCil IXO TO YOU sonic. Temple, Alakea St. Clothes between 7 and 8 acres, on the GENTS' Every lady who three-quarter- FURNISHINGS desires to keep! called for and Volcano road, s of a Phone up dclivored. Tel. 207 3448' her attractive appearance, while QUARTER SIZES mile from Mountain View. House, Fort and Beretania Streets at the Theater, attending Recep- barn, cottage and servants' quar- tions, when AUTOMOBILE. WAIKIK1 Harrison Blork shopping, while travel- ters, price, $2500. Also five INN ing on f.nd all occasions should at Aiound the island, four or more pas- shares of Whitney & Marsh stock carry in her purse a booklet of sengers, $fi each. First-Clas- s Family FINE LINE OF DRY GOODS Independent (dry goods company); par value, LOCOMOBILE Hotel CSOUUAITIVS Best Bathing ORIENTAL REACT V Auto Stand. Special ratas by the $100. Make me an offer on this. on the Beact LKAVFS. WAII This is a dainty lit.tlj Regal Shoe Store, hour. Phone 2009. 477-t- f Address, Retta O. lliggins, Paige Bent-Buil- YlfVG "The Car in Amerii CIIONG biKiklet of exquisitely perfumed pow- W C BERGIN. Prop. P. O., Caroline County, Virginia. For hlie, eveii-eate- d rSCiiUMAN UAKKIAGE CO., flD dered leaves which are easily re Packard, 4S04-l- The Most Delicious Ale- phone Ajrents CO., moved and applied to the skin. It G'nscr - 2511. Young Hotel Stand; Is Invulm.ble when the fare become Chas. Reynolds. 4540-t- l Hotel Majestic BEAUTY I. W. EEESHXIl Kint.' Strrcf, Ewa Fishmarket moist and (lushed and I.s far superior CULTURE. Sachs Jilock, CASCADE Fort and Beretania Sts lo a powder pnlT as It doe? not sjiill RYCROFT'S FOUNTAIN SODA LIVERY STABLE. Marinello system Minnie Rhoadi.,' i Je luiiuriiieq rooms, per day fi and eoil the clothes. WORKS First-clas- s 1140 tfl and upwards per livery turnouts at rea- Alakea street. Scalp and Auto moutn. Splen WING CHONG CO It removes dirt, soot ami grease Telephone 2270 massage; Tire Repairinnv d accomii.odut ions. sonable rates. Territo.y Livery facial shampooing aud from the face, imparting a cool, del- manicuring; glows. C A. KING Stable, 34 8 King; phone 2535. salt Phone V?S BLAIST)ELL, Proa ST.. NEAR BETHEL icate bloom to the complexion. Sent 30S9. .1177 4750-t- f Alakea St. Phone 243 anywhere on receipt, of Ten Cen's Dealers in Furniture, Mattressei AGENTS. In slam pa or coin. K. T. HOPKINS. Mrs. Drlnkwater Massage, Special :tc. etc. All kinds of K0A and MIS- Forcegrowth 37 (Ireat Face Treatment, Chiropody, etc. SION FURNITURE made to order. Jones street, New Yo k. Henry Unbare, selling agent Palmer-Singe- 109 cor. Tele- aT r car; llorsey's Beretania, Union. imcKens. phone 3270. 4S00-- IMPORTERS OF ORIENTAL GOODS REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. pat. bos; special attention Will do it given , repairing automobiles Turkeys, of motorcycles. Geese, Menna aKery Entered Record. January 5, 1911. and South near Klug. CHIROPODY. R. i K. - - Phone 2174. An:c!a Cimh.i.t S. Cnnh i. . . "'I Hr. Birch, Chiropodist, ti I IS WING WO TAI & CO. Can. L. Alexander and Pigs Young Bhlg. Hours, Angola F. Cimha to Wm. Medelror, L. C0NTRACT0RS. 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.; 7 to S. ALL SIZES 941 Nuuanu, 'near King; Street Win. Medelros t: K. S. Cimha..A. L. evenings Sundays Ceorgo 8 a. m. PIIONR 102 0 Jonah Ciimmiugs lo von Hamm- - Yamada, general contractor. to 12. Treatment at resi- Kstiniiiles Young Co., Ltd c, m. fuinished. 210 McCand-les- s dences by appointment. Phone building. J. (! Jesus to von Hnnim-Youn- g Phono 1115. 3010. CLUB STABLES 47 fiS-- tf FINEST PIT Co.. Ltd c. M.j lj Telephone 1109 And Cloth of Al Quality Can 'n Kva M. Bel er and hu;b:ind to C. A. SODA WORKS. SUMMER DAYS AND mown n. WELDING. Purchased from TIN AND IRON Gt "IT Fit 8 Rose Kamale to C. A. Brown P. Phone 3022 for the best soda water Any kind of metal welded. Bring SAJNCi Irene I. ili lloway and1 husband to made In Honolulu. Honolulu CHAIN, yoin' broken parts t 207 Queen, MCCANDLES BLDG. C. A, Brown l). Soda Water Co., Matsumoto lane, Y. YoshiKawa Ifeu near Alakea. Ka Hana P. 0. Box 961 Telephone 1731 Freilerick R. Stcoro l.i Mary A. JOHN NOTT near corner of Beretania and Nu- Richards A. L. uanu. 4751-t- r The Pioneer Plumber The BICYCLE RE- GOOD Meat Entered of Record Janoiry 6, 1911. PLUkiiNO. DEALER and THINGS Market and Importer!. 183 MKRCI1ANT C. A. I.-- STRKKT PAIRER, has moved to Brown by atty. to John K. Ktil Yee Sing Kee Dumber and tinsmith. Smith St., bet. Hotel and Clarence II. Ke)sev, president of Pauahl. VICTOR RECORDS 180 KING STREET (luari ntee THE F.1E DAVIS & the Title and Trust Com RENEAR CO rmwn FOR NOVEMBER fO., pany of New York, has been elected t New location Red front, near a - C. Q. Yee & member of the Yale corporation to URINARY Young- Building. Telephone 2518. Hop Co. Limited BERGSTROM Merchandise brokers r ii eed the Rev. Charles R.-i- Pal DISCHARGES mer. I). D.. resigned. MUSIC CO., LTD. REMKVED IN H. YOSHINAGA Mlliant and Nuuanu Streets ALfiAROTlA BEAN Fine Line of t MILLS 24 HOURS Emma Street, above Beretania TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY THl : IMMUH Kut li Can. s s T5ICYflT.ES Carpenter Fools Thayer Piano Co. New arrived fnr racinc F0.1Y0UR GROCERIES, SEE Take Laxative Bromo Quinine an llif nam, v and $25 All Chas. general use. Prices, up to AmVjcAN At the New Hardware Store Tablets. druggists refund R. Frazier lit trt'ff t, tutitrrttti J3, wunout oraKes. itepainnu ana BROKERAGE CO. CITY HARDWARE CO. the money if it fails to cure. Conipany Mtl'(a:isTS i Steinway done neat.lv. - AND OTHER PIANOS 93-9- King- and Nuuanu E. W. Grove's signature is on 5 jng Street, near Maunakea Streets fOUR AQVF.RTISi:il each box 15G. Hotel St. Phone rhone 1371 . 122 Kin? St. 2313 tJOrBUtLETIN ADS PY Plioi)ri2291 LVailv Dcliverv ADS PAY-- jg PAklS Mli DlL'iNB CO , Si, Louis, I S. A. J1"""For Hent" cards on sale at J the Bulletin of.,c. TUNING GUARANTEED RU.I.ETIN, HONOTXUT. r. II., S ATT Tin Y, JAN. 7, 1911. Hi 1G EVENING

t .o ago and ije east. ilownrljjlif 1'i'Tt. "i'"t liui" 71T cluii'os A lVw minines oi sum. purposeless Tiack' af once." newspapers n i an I ndian ImiiuIiis over in;' henil. First I've got cht.t ensued. Mrs. Stauuanl and Mrs. "doing back at once?" began the Thev were anxious In have to meet the oiii'iny." Sumter doing most of It. Then some- major, inollilied. yet mystified. "I j ciimpaign nnd the lite of an enlisted 1 tnat-Ise- it rieil'y was. And yet lie wished to sop nnd speak how three women seemed to drift presume you know more of these ." man described as Lanier of the set a squad of roils for this with Miriam, who not once had nivjv and become engrossed in mat tors I hati any one joined i" foot out of (lours ! inee the night of the (1f their own over by the Navajo "Willi possibly two exceptions, sir. 1 re: irie nt right after the news of the (ire. whoso sweet face llameil nt H'ery covered lounge, and then Miriam lift- - hope to nab one if them here." l'ra;,v llofse hanie on !wiicr river." -- reeuii iM'.' thought of I hat Incident, cd up her eyes and looked one moment "Lowndes?" queried Stannard. po you siill he'd i lift Job?" Cavalry - " s a of whose self lictrnynl covered her with Into the young soldier's face, "Lowndes." au- wered Ibiwdon. "No, sir And here iv Itch shame and confusion indeseW!:illi. "It's the first chance I've had to "Then you're iust Ihe man we want" the IPItselcs alio-.!- ihe inn rs of the Or. who wmiM j:ivp yours of her yoiliiS Iha.ili von for the dance we didn't fin- - That afternoon as the I'nion Pacific mm:! n -- uggesi Ive .1 ai - i d life if she could only escape from i::li." said he. noting with a thrill Ihe express s( ready at the I'nion sta- "Why';" for Infants and Chi ren. hide herself a thou- one of to- I A Week's Arrest Fort I'nsliini: and tremor of the little hand that Muttered llon for the start there boarded "1 failed -i s' ii :i. only sand miles away. I'.tit not until t!i:it for that moment In his grasp. ,;. sl"epers a burly, thickset, bluff of my n rs Is' II u. stern imriianii'til ftither should iinive "Do you think it a tiling to be thank- mannered man In a huge fur overcoat, Y.'hni d'.d th W.' .!'. A w he of. eek I younger com- i l.' realize was leavin:; to ihounl'.t ful for? don't." closely followed by two Criticism l ii end conliruai' is something frightful. We can liardiy By GENERAL CHARLES his oimii'.i'.r IVFIVT MORTALITY a.'jone and the tiilinss of "1 wouldn't have lost it fur n month's panions. One of these latter, erect (ion o! toe sloi cs ol .Jjiise iiini ill twenty-tw- o per cent., or j I in civilized ooimtri lilled with dread. Now that ot all the children born KING, would have her ray." and u'racefnl In benrlng. alert and of sold r- - l.v their o!'.. cers." thirty-seve- n per cent., or nearly die before they reach one year; she heard tliem with relief. Father very much more you niil.-l- lo every movement, with clear ':" t "How than that "Were your loll els nc er published one-hal- f they are fifteen "The Colonel's Daughter." one-thir- five, and before Author cf Atl'.it A tint Al- I i dress-- ! more than before they are comini;. and Arties may lose!" said she. "Do you think cut and handsome features, was til I I . .1 the In Etc. "Three oi 'ill ...il.v. after of Castoria would save a majority "Foes Ambush." who never before had been west I evidently a Wo not hesitate to say that a timely use lies, eor.ld have danced with you if had pd with care and tasie. a'lip.ugu. in tin New .'.lo rui. i do Agnes, whose do we to say ur.-- i many ul u,rao n. of the Hudson; Aunt dreamed what -- what you were doing?" man accustomed to metropolitan Mail" of these precious lives. Neither hesitate IMHI. hy B. Lippincorr witch- preparation. Drops, tinctures a.ul Copyright. J. forbears had warred "Yi u wet" dancing like a dream." scenes and society. The other, a youth hi deaths are occasioned by the use of narcotic Company Whereupon Biggs spun his ehinr or and woodcraft, against village 1 age. though look-- l complaints contain more or less opium, craft said he. "bo you mean was dancing of probably his own and rejoi, e: ul'y sun ejed I'.tiiton. who soothing syrups sold for children's crones and forest children, ngninst shabby, with a deadlymoisons. In any quantity, like a nightmare':" ing older, was sallow, sat like a man in a daze slaring open morphine They are, in considerable quantities, helpless oh 1 women and stealthy yomig heel expression congestiousjsickness, death. Castoria "You were doing what was sure to dejected, down at the ejed at the witness. they stupery, retard circulation and lead to savages, all without when de- In- mere' you in grave trouble, and It to his entire personality that told 1 to emulate, properly, opens the M'diiliniH'fl fniui lusi S.:lnril.:j.) Involve "Then, as understand it, you were operates exactly the reverse. It causes the blood livered into their hands: Mr. Lanier." fallibly of failure and humiliation. wasn't kind to uie. favorably impressed wiih the life and porue of the skin and allayB fever. Synopsis. Was It In partial reparation for the the anxiety it pull off that overcoat nnd "I'm all contrition for "Better j conditions?" Rmvjun unil Kltzroy. rapine, the swindling nnd stealing comfortable. Lowndes," Trooper Si'c'c'int caused you. Miss Miriam, and for ab- make yourself spite of hardship and privation. Tito ruarantcct genuine lovers of Dora Mayliew ipjiirrpl In IT. dealt out by h; r pilgrim forefathers to "You've a long "lu I wish yon to said the younger man. 1 l.it'UU-n-mi- solutely nothing else. found complete Jlnyliew's linine. MuylifW unit of the east that Aunt Agnes yes. sir. and because signature of Oaitorla I..ini'i-- "f the Indian I did nothing unusual. Colo- journey ahead." otll-- , L.unior IniPiTi'ic lover champion of know that refutation of the stories about the J Is oiilon-.- In bad bee e the vehement spare, elderly gen- Urtn'n Arnold. arresl i"r nel Button was angry with me for a Whereat a tall, cers. both as regarded their dealing Physicians Reccmmen Castoria. Is for children and I frequently rsotMylnn Colonel IJnllun's n:lei. very different matter." tleman in an adjoining section slowly own " I have uBed your CuBtorl In caBcB of colic In Castoria iil Rawil'.m Is onli-n-i- l urn'Miil for with the Indians anil with their me resuu. Trooiier was silent. Then, lowered his newspaper and turned half children and have fouud it the best medicine of tb prescribe it, andkKvays oniain aesireu ; isauWn," Ptrwnnt Kits'. oy. He One moment she men." UBUALD JILATTMIR, ,M. 11., s a spare, elderly, kind on the market." J. K. Simi'bon, M. I)., .':irs. .Miriam mis a friv.lit ill SimiM-- with lips that quivered in spite of her round, while tall, Buffalo, N. - "Were there any persons wi'.h the Chicago, III. Y. I )ine. Colonel lUltlnil unil Clip'.ulli Killll-1- woman beside him In effort a quiver that he saw and that sharp featured who knew you and your r quarrel over Lanier's iasi-- command chil- " have prewcibed Castoria to families for severul . prim traveling garb sprang from her " A medicine o valuable and beneficial for I a lili..;i nl. Milieu-f'ott- set hi! heart to bounding madly with Fort Cushlns has mission?" ibe bigbett praise. years. It is all ti lit. Mothers like It, for children is lost. Kit.roy ai- -i voice she hurried on: "And dren as jour Cantona la deserves paymaster, lowered "Two, sir, as it turned out. Trooper w'll take it withoit auy trouble." uses Kan ilon of littai kllis Si-i- Mlrl-r.n- 's I find it In use everywhere." that. too. involves me or mine. And who at the same time C. A. Wilson, M. T., frinht wus rauseil by a tlilof in In r Cary. enlisted J. 8. Alexander, M. I)., her swimming Mo. whisky to you" then uplifting 1 did, and a civilian. Mr. Lowndes, Oiuaba, Neb. St. LouiB, loom, l.imler itives luo tieiz " I. iff soliliers. ijumlan anil I'asslily. '.Jiim-- 1 eyes "you would not tell us at Fort Frayne. who recognized on various occasions " Tour Cnstorli is a splendid remedy for children, n limls Kanilon's cap at Lanier's house And then the barrier of his pride was together, "Dave nsed jroar Castoria i'lva-l-o- n We were at college lie and worldover. I use It In my practice and Detective Investigate the thief's In suitable cases and have found it a palatable and known the swept away. i toward the besitancj recommending of Miriam's room. Scott Is found, Cary became very Intimate cnicient laxative, especially lu the various diseases have no in it for the hp cried, his eager- I i ato Slimier ami Miriam refuse to talk "Miriam!" hands last, and yet think they kept my of childhood." of lufantiand children." for faint- , f. 'jout the thief. Colonel liuttou sends ly seeking and seizing hers, only secret in spile of our falling out." Cuas. Euwaup (UiiDiNi-.n- M. D., J. A. UOAKHAN, M. D., 1 aider. ly resisting. "There was no need to tell us why you fell Brooklyn, N. T. Kansas City, Mo. writing unfriendly urti-e'e- s "Do you care to Lanier denies hands to his about Lutlon. llutlim accuses him tell." He was lifting her out?" Itaw-flo- he-- was Cry of lendiiih' his civilian clothing to heart, and as drew them he "1 prefer that Mr. Lowndes should Children for Fletcher's Castor.a. Klt'.roy pnnluies the clnthin;; found drawing her. She had to come, her rind Cary had been room in town. liutton also do that. He chums In Umvdon's long, curling lashes sweeping the soft though were In Use. For Over 3C Years. Bi'cuses Lanier of leavniR his quarters In college day.!, and. we v hile in arrest. Lanier narrowly escapes cheeks, now once more blushing like In the same society. I did not know by lire. the dawn. "Oh. Mr. Lanier!" he heard them then as 1 do now." (jura Mayliew elopes with Htiwdon. and team her murmur as (hough pleading "You, had trouble with Sergeant 1 ritzroy steals Lieutenant Foster's glowing mid pursues. The elopers are cauyht by warning. Then his dark eyes, Fltzroy at first. We have heard his 1. iwdun and Lanier's friend Kinds. and rejoiceful, fastened on hers, and version. What Is yours?" Fltzroy tries to arrest Kawduii, but Kn-r.- s came the next bride, quick and fervent Bawdon's eyes never flinched. lets him and his bora. Ro. one Colonel Kibbs arrives to try Lanier on words: "There is only thing that "It was partly on account of the uttoii's charges. Captain Snallle ac- need be told that must be told, se lady who Is now my wife and partly cuses Lanier of being Miriam's thief. I've Just been brimming "over on account of money. Fltzroy Is an she knows the author Mill. mi declares tl'.ese weeks" (ah. how the has a dozen of the newspaper articles Lanier Is ac- with It all out and out usurer and drooping now, but In cused of writing- - Lanier tells her he bunny head was sergeants in the regiment his debt ves her. Rawdon appears and tells how drooping toward him), "and now 1 can and under his thumb. Captain Snaflle's 1 bef ilcnded Lowndes. Mlrlum's inler keep It back no longer. Miriam. Mir- sergeant among them." everythiiJg lirst F' :ipci?raee cousin. you Lowndes confesses that he caused most iam. I love you love you! Have "It's a lie!" said Snaflle. of the trouble that Involved Lamer. Ii nothing to tell me?" "It's the truth." said Biggs, "nnd I Kltzroy Is discred-- 1 v as Miriam's thief. One of thrilling suspense. You will your absolved of all blame, and m Instant have other proofs. curb nl. Lanier a welling up from her Snaf- r:ii-ia- and Lanier ax reunited. then with soli tongue nnd your temper, Captain burdened heart the barrier of her pride fle. If you please. Go on. Rawdon." ELECTRICAL "DO YOU MKAN COIjONKL lltl'ITON ACCUSED and reserve went ns his had gone a "1 had reason to believe he was "Now. Mr Lanier, there' s t lie silua-un- Jill. LAN! HU I moment ago. "Oh. you know you squeezing Pr. Mayliew. I had learned ti n. you care to say tiling to the Indian of the west? President of lo know It! Who hi'sn't known It since to love Mayhew's daughter. I made 6ou' n or would you prefer to take eoun-- f a famous peace society was she and e. that awful night?" she cried and then Mayliew take enough to free him- I?" secretary of ihe Standlsh branch of Pr. found herself folded, weeping uncon- THKIlli KNTKHKll A VKI1V HKl.K IUSSUSHUB won Fltzroy's hate on both Complete stock of Instilling; and Repairing, el-- I -a self and Fixtures. I.siniiT. leaning on his Ihe Friends of the ted Man- race MAN. And Hob trollably, almost deliriously, in his VDL'XI accounts." pw. looked (plietly up In Ihe colonel's whom the original and redoubtable given, See when youl contemplate having anus, his lips raining kisses on the and. brushing ihe burly man are accused of assaulting him Estimates us face and answered: Miles had spilled and skewered and seat "You bearded warm, wet checks. A moment he held aside, preeipllaied herself upon the Kith. What of that?" I or discrimination. the night of the "Colonel liiggs, reckon both those shot without stint closely wrapped to his heart, then electrical work done. Agnes hastening her shrinking object in the corner. "I did not even see him or speak to men think they're telling Ihe truth, And now was Aunt with Irresistible power, gradually, yet "Mortimer Watson Lowndes!" cried I had been lu town lu the after- I with her brother to reclaim him. may hive to prove they're not." westward stained, blush- -- irnl turned upward the tear she Whereon earth have you laen?" noon arranging for our marriage. Dr. "Do you mean yon were there?" l heir one ew e lamb from the wolf pack ing, exquisite face so that he could Mori line!'.. Watson wept dismally. not of It until III and Incidentally to see Mayliew would hear riici'led old Itiggs genuine concern of Ihe wilds eyes upon her beauty. Then ollice feast his Two days later the colonel's at 1 got my discharge, but we had I was there for herself something of the haunts had "There, sir? Of course with joy unutterable his lips sank upon s cue of a some- In whose Fort ensiling was ihe decided to be married Saturday morn- fpilck as could get there, but not and habi'is of the red brother. soft, mouth In first Ihe quivering the what remarkable trial. The tribunal ing anil lo go east that afternoon, ns ii. ilck enough, by any manner of behalf these last six mouths her voice known, love kiss she had ever and consisted, in point of fact'', of a single Impo'riant business called me. Mr. i bad been uplifted time and again. cans" tlieir troubles vanished Into heaven ut ' lud-- e. jurf and attor- Electric In. cheery and laugh- man. aclliis as Lowndes w ill tell you that he owed me Honolulu Co., i'.iggs looli-- d grave Indeed. Kuiuh'r came In- the touch. wit. "Bid k Klil" liig'is. 1 ing, for the latP family breakfast, ney to much money. had lost my position "Von say you may have lo prove It Mrs. Stannard. you were n Jewel and general of the department of r (iiiard mounting was long over, but spector us correspondent, needed the cash nnd 1187 ALAKEA NEAIt ItETAMA van not you lon't you know you'll a general. Now. how about the ma- Platte; If he had been detained by the colonel. the pressed him for It. He had promised H.I;. dive to II these witnesses are further jor' was ,,f at his Telephone 3093 MARTINEZ, Manager "It Is almost comical." said he, "to Colonel Bnl'on faithfully to have it ready, but ready ( istalned';" "For conference with the judge ad- !Mgi:s. his jeal- delight in letters In lwipil desk. Colonel my Is kpp liulton's those read the it v.ns not. I knew of his relative!) An Independent Concern That lias Independent Prices "Fully, sir. nnd when need vocate of the department." ously regarded rival, was si lib d a I !i the New York papers. He's as curious In Massachusetts and urged him tM known there will be witnesses for the summoned him. and from Lit uli 1 .aider, some U ...li no'.v to know the author of those as he eider that little tabic. mint legTiiph. he said he could get 3 The doctors tell me Itatferty our dough- occupier! ti but d'ense hat conference forth weut whal pale, but entirely placid, i. wps furious at the supposed author of some of it at least at the fort. So may not come rouini in ions man ty dragoon in search of conquest. "It a to the U fl el thai table, with (lie others." chair drove him and Cary out In a sleigh, eek. Whcu the time arrives I'll b is understood." said the ofliclals. "that Captain Sumter, as bis H oop command r "What others?" faltered M:riam Art-ol- left them al ihe store and. circling the r. udy." you know the circumstances under er and counsel, tiy ins sine, (.apiaiu May- d. fort, spent two hours with Miss was the condition of affi'lm which Lieutenant Lanier became re- Snallle was In suppori of the pose That "Some bitter attacks on him that ap- liew. then, getting uneasy, as they v. the eighth nnd final day of La- sponsible for Ihe money borrowed ut commander lo cross question if he saw hen peared in the Boston and Philadelphia did not come, drove round back to the arrived. "The ideit Laramie by or for that young Mr. fit. Barker, the adjutant, was present, nier's close arrest papers about that night surprise of store Just In time to see Lieutenant o." spending tu Lowndes, also that you know him." a mutter of course. Sergeant Fltz- Hob l.imler Christmas iA.ne Wolf's village the one he ac- as Foster's sleigh going like the wind to A were matters, but that In his eyes and wrath I'.ispltall" said Mrs. Stannard. of having started." There other roy. with trouble and found ltafl'erty In frantic cused Mr. Lanier up knew and flitting uneasily town 8 inshiny room on the ground floor of came tlrst. Stannard In his heart, was hell "Accused Mr. Ijmler!" And Miriam a excitement. He said there was pro-- 1 was quilt' willing to set forth with t':e major's big bouse was duly Arnold, with consternation In her about. to pay. The lieutenant was in arrest. plain member of the Omaha Button," sunset . clothes you are ready. Colonel Why tred. and thither just before von-e- rising the table. "If had run away with It? was half from Lowndes and Cary force on a mission for and from head courtesy, is c.:i Christmas eve our young soldier "i had thought it best to say nothing began Biggs with elaborate some of his clothes. There'd been a quarters, lie found It all known to me briefly say that I v.as piloted by Kehuchitrdt ami Fniiiu. to you about It. .Miriam, dear," said "I am. and let i hbindj up the row. and Just then a the police. Lowndes had run through the hos making the trip afoot across the rear- Mrs. Sumter gently. have seen Trooper ltafl'erty at soldier friend came running. 'Skip for purse of his eastern kindred two space, yet being remanded to a Mrs. captain!" Inter- the pital, also certain other men named Bawdon.' said be. 'There's ward "But. Sumter had been trans- your life, liuge easy and partial bandngos Miriam, wild eyed. "Do you years before. Lowndes by Captain Snaflle. but In order that Captain Sumter's, chair rupted near been robbery at RAINIER BEER is Iji-nl- ported lo n cattle ranch Fort That Immediately on his arrival. mean Colonel Button accused Mr. all parties may be given opportunity and Sergeant Filzroy swears It was Cushing in hopes of permanent bene- the re- "Black Hill, with his incomplete re- of those letters?" to hear and to examine and at you and that you've struck him and fit, but speedily neglected the range who de- port, had gone back to Omaha to fur- "That was the backbone of his griev- quest of Lleutenaut Lanier, assaulted him. The colonel orders the more congenial society of the Investigation and pub- much ther mystify the adjutant general and ance against I.auler," said Sumter. for sires the fullest you arrested wherever found. The just as in demand at fort. He was well born and bred. He I you and the cap- to eat his Christmas dinner. At a p. m. "Why?" licity. have invited patrols are out now!' There was no went on the campaign for excitement I consider the really the day before Christinas came a tele- "And he didn't deny It didn't tell tain to hear what time to explain. I lashed my team to and took to gambling among the evidence. Will you call In gram from Arnold. Esq.. of Stand- - what he knew?" valuable towu. caught Lowndes In cavalry over- exclusive clf;bs as at the scouts and packers and sergeants, for Hawdoti?" lsh Hay, Mass.. announcing that he "Ponied It. yes. but refused to tell Trooper coat nnd cap. the fool, and with not :i the officers had soon cold shouldered was a sight when the would leave forthwith for the west, what he knew said It came In such Snaflle's face cent to his name. I gave Cary a note him. Hut he was a college man. a seret and entered a very his with hint. The a way he could not tell. Why, Miriam, door opened there to Miss Mayliew. which he never de- pujlic bringing sister society man. as had been Lieutenant young man. bars?) Stannard, and she what do you know?" self possessed livered, nnd took Lowndes with me on Sumters told Mrs. Lanier before entering the Point. coming here in For a moment It looked as though "What's he mean by No li nt told I'.ob Lanier. Lowndes had she were on the verge of a hysterical Since the campaign 'cits?' " said Snaflle. Captain Sum- It has been said that this young gen- worse, had "Then you were uot at breakdown. Kate sprang to her side been going from bad to "Yes, Colonel Biggs: if this man's a vilght?" tleman was an outspoken fellow, with away money sent him by ter's that and threw nn arm around her, but gambled the soldier why Isn't he In uniform?" "Nowhere near it, sir." n hit or miss way of saying things they were now sore- with gallant effort she regained self his relatives, nnd With perfect respect, at a nod from "Now, another matter." continued Because its when once his mind was made tip, and ly anxious about him. Moreover, he replied. "My control. liiggs. the newcomer niggs-"t- hat night at Laramie o? by time it would soem ho had a material witness for this "1 know just who wrote those wick- was needed as uniforms and other belongings of mine which you told me. These gentlemen made up his mind. case of ed stories, and I told Mr. Lanier, nnd the defense in the Lieutenant were taken from my trunk in towu will be Interested." If you think n girl "Mrs. Stannard. I know and I'm ashamed I ever had I.imh'r. during my ubsence." "There was nothing remarkable In could the sight of such n Guy was being told be- stand to know who tlrst told them.' And even as the story "You could have borrowed one," said that. I had heard of the same thing I give to I Fuwkes as this would much there came bounding down the broad Snaflle truculently. ing done at West Point. I heard lu the speak ten minutes to Miss Miriam Ar- a slender, well CHAPTFII VIII. stairway from above "1 told him he need not." retorted nick of time of Ihe order to the ollieer THEr BEER nold." built youth. It was the erect. Jaunty Rices. "Mr. Itnwdon. you were a of t'.ie day to Inspect for Lieutenant had been summoned eye. You're not n Cuy Fawkes," snld carriage that caught the major's duly enlisted trooper. I believe. Take Ijiuier. 1 Imagined that something much to Button's ap- Mrs. Stannard. with fluttering heart. STANNAIiD In build, bearing nnd gait the very serious would happen to him. 1 and disquiet. Mrs. that chair." "You've lost something of your mus- proaching stranger was Bob Lanier knew he'd none to the post with THM SUITS Stannard was none the less "And am still, sir." tache and eyebrows, but very little of all over. Is ordered." Lowndes and why. So. with my lllMll A was unfolding "But your discharge looks, only" radiant. romance 1 your good "Biiwdon!" he cried. "It was applied for and recommend ogles now to the lieutenant. s llIC(l right under her roof. Her patient was Is true, swept in- lll.lt) Only what?" A wave of color. It ed, and General Whipple told me in round to his tent and Into his THE PEOPLE going to be much harder sitting up In a sunshiny parlor. At young fellow's temples. "Why, It's stantly to the Chicago a few days ago It was set- kets." now It was before be- Just about 4 p. in., when most people : courteously to ni' her than Quickly he whirled about tled, would have made no "Did the lieutenant know of It or of fal- were gone, Mrs. came quietly, but that fore she" And Mrs. Stannard Sumter he rnised his cap. reason?" convoying her two girls, and difference, sir. I should have been the tered. cheerily, pardon." said he. I I "I beg the major's proud wpar uniform until of- "Never, so far as know. doubt (saw me playing St. presently Bob Lanier was smiling Inlo to the "Heforo she "1 did not expect him here and hud discharged." If he knows It now. Lowndes told mo win- eyes of .Miriam Arnold. ficially Somebody or other at the back the never seen him In civilian dress." t'.ie lleutenaut before he entered West I night of lire had Biggs wheeled In his chair. "Colo- dow and Bcreamed? Nobody knows Not since the the And now the detective, too. was on a member of our fraiornily. nel It has been fully explained Point was heard It except you. nnd you wou't he set eyes on her. Miriam looked and curiously noting the pair. Button. his feet to (he next that what That was enough." tell.' It as though she had been seriously ill. 1 to this man and Moreover. Isn't about that that "You're on furlough. understand, "And so far as I mil concerned." said hur- sald-y- they tell us here Is to be Just what I have to npeak." Kate Sumter had given him only I heard-- my wife ou were I), enough. you but before n court. Biggs, "that Have Mrs. Stannai'd's bonny face showed ried anil almost embarrassed winds of Chicago." they would swear to In yourself on hearing gentlemen any questions to ask?" Instant disappointment. preeling. Mrs. Sumter, however, had right, sir. My You can decide for slow- "Mrs. Stannard was swear to "Not now." answered Button l matter," in an im- U whether you wish them to "There's here's another extended both her hands wife and her father are there now. ly. "But I desire personally to see- It or not. Now, Itnwdon. tell us how said I'.ob, Willi trouble In his Pones. pulse of loyal liking and friendship, visiting my sister. Dr. Mayliew told the witness Inter." (he you came to enlist." 'I so hoped" faltered that nreh and It is doubtful If Bob even saw me of Ihe charges against Lieutenant 1 ditllgJiter's face. eyes had llllted brings m "As the representative., of, three i matchmaker. Ills Is what a Lanier, and that (Continued Saturday) Year j,"So d.ld Jk Mrs., Stninwrdjl. said ulnt instantly to Miriam Arnold's. Next

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