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TERRITORY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, vol.. XLvm.; no. 8172. HONOLULU, HAWAII 1908. PRICE FIVE CENTS. JOHN W. CATHCART CHARGED WITH TLANTIC FLEET WftS ' CHINESE CUENT S MONEY EMBEZZLING SWEPT BY T J? t? J? I? 'I? if 3? ? ? t? 1? t? i

Goo Wan Hoy Tells Story of Astonishing Case OFF JAPANESE COAST of Misappropriation of Funds Collected for 1 Him Confirmation by W. R. Castle.

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The Advertiser took the position upon the announcement of a Republican board and Drowned Servia Nags Austria ticket that there were two names thereon which, from information which it be- and Bulgaria, Turkey. lieved to be trustworthy, were unfit to be on the ticket. These names were George Kaea, nominee for Representative from the Fifth District, and John W. Cathcart, nominee for County Attorney for the County of Oahu. (Associated Press Cablegrams.) objections to George Kaea were considered by the Republican Executive The TOKIO, October 17. The American Atlantic fleet will arrive Committee to be sufficient to warrant repudiating him and the striking of his ; "A at Yokohama on Sunday (today). The battleships have been de- name from the ticket. 'ft t layed through storms. Tremendous seas COMMITTEE ASKS FOR PROOF. were encountered, one of the waves that washed over the Rhode Island having carried gun- Ad-vertis- the 9, and certain Republican leaders asked the er 'A On October Mr. Cathcart ners mate overboard, where he was lost. to Etop opposing Cathcart. This request was declined, and they then asked to be' informed as to the nature of the data which the Advertiser had against Mr. Cathcart. T.he Advertiser submitted the facts then in its posses- BULGARIA REFUSES TO sion, and later presented additional material. A REQUEST FOR FA any specific charges be withheld until they could PAY TURKISH INDEANITY They then requested that 'A consult and decide as to whether Cathcart should withdraw from the ticket, the case he - SOFIA, Bulgaria, 17. The Bulgarian pro Advertiser having stated that the charges would not be published in A October Cabinet has rtjected the JOHN W. CATHCART. withdrew. 1ft posal that the new Bulgarian government should pay an indemnity to Turkey 8 ? jt 5 8 8 8 8 Mr. Cathcart stated that he would give the Advertiser an answer on Mon- i$ v for the government 'railroad built by the Turks in the Southern Bulgarian day as to what he was going to do. provinces. Yesterday, the 16th, the Advertiser was informed that Mr. Cathcart would SERVIANS BEGIN GUERRILLA WARFARE. Republican leaders and not withdraw, nor would any action be taken by the STROHG TALK AT ? WATSON PUTS ST. PETERSBURG, October 16. The Servian guerrillas have burned bridges authorities. " and cut off the capital of Bosnia. The Advertiser believes that the information wlftch it has received and ' : . . . which it publishes today, and which it will hereafter publish, is true, and that MAUNAKAMALA HUGHES RIGHT the facts show that Mr. Cathcart is unfit to be elected to the position of County ARMY WIRELESS PLANT Attorney. Mr. Cathcart and certain estimable gentlemen connected with the Republican Central Committee differ with the Advertiser in this conclusion. The Advertiser, therefore, submits the information which it has to the voters Republicans Address Crowded Believes. Hughes Misquoted by HEARD EOR 1200 MILES Oahu, and asfks their decision at the polls. of the Island of Meeting VYatkins flakes Bulletin, UNTRUE TO OFFICIAL DUTIES. but Corrects the ATASCADERO, California, October 17. Wireless messages exchanged be- Original tween the field wireless stations in the. army maneuvers here yesterday were . Plea. Statement Made. , . ojU&e. W is an unfit candidate has already been pub- heard by the wireless pperators at the Bremerton station,, twelve hundred mile the conclusion that Mr. Cathcart " " This is a record army wireless BendlhgT"'' ' ' lished, and is to the effect that Mr. Cathcart is accepting retainers in civil cases distant. for '7 The Eepublican meeting at Maitna- - In temperate language decidedly upon facts which aso have a criminal aspect, and which, are liable to develop but into cases which it would be his duty as County Attorney to prosecute against kamala last night was fairly well at forcible, E. M. Watson, Democratic can- the very men whose retainer he has accepted in civil cases. tended and the ' speeehes were- listened didate for the Senate, last night re- ROOSEVELT MAY VISIT Second. That Mr. Cathcart (permits his deputy,, Mr. MUvertoiv to appeal to with interest by the people of that ' futed a statement attributed to John cases. in like part of town. The platform was plac- - Hughes, candidate for the Senate on the appear as attorneys , FRANCE AND ENGLAND Third. That both Mr. Cathcart and Mr. Milverton for ed on a bare lot near the junction Republiean ticket, that he (Watson) cases", basis of which has also a criminal phase, and in the of parties in divorce the had ' called all the Republican candi- a duty office to check divorcfi cases and pre- King street and the Asylum road. The LONDON, October 17. It is reported here that President Roosevelt plan face of the law that it is of the tin-hor- n dates "gamblers and sports." to Great and France his return from Africa. vent collusion. chairs were all occupied, mostly by wo- - visit Britain after I While Mr. Watson said he did not wish one particular case Mr. Cathcart personally defended a case in whicb men and fences on a In the eacn side bore j to enter into personalities in the cam-- allegations against his client was the violation of the Edmunds Act, one of the solid row of humanity. ' 'paign he felt obliged to make this one STILLING MISSING Territorial - ONE BALLOON as well as the statute. One of the most closely followed and personal refutation, but even then went CASE. - g GOO WAN HOY loudly applauded speeches of the even- j so far as to give Mr. Hughes the bene-in- BERLIN, October 17. The German balloon Plauen has been found in the Fourth. Mr. Cathcart, in 1899, took a retainer from one Goo Wan Hoy t. was made by Norman Watkins who fit of the doubt, in that he had either Sea. The aeronauts were This accounts for all the balloons "bring a suit in the name of Palea and Kaupe against Mrs. M. Davis. He also branched off into comparatively new been misquoted by the Bulletin, or Mr. North rescped. which started in the international race from here on Sunday last, with one ex- received 537.50 for costs. Mr. Cathcart advised that the claim was a good one, territory and made a very subtle ap-- j Hughes had been sadly misinformed as 1899, was filed by Circuit Court, peal to his hearers on original lines. to Mr. Watson's correct statements re- - ception. and in April, suit Mr. Cathcart in the Island .. To h of Hawaii. 'colloquial ize the burthen of his garding the candidates on the Repub-speec- Misapplied Court Costs. Hoy placed the matter in the hands of one might say "Come on you Mean ticket. RETURNS REJUVENATED fellows, get in j M'COY Somewhat later Goo Wan Hoy was Attorney A. S. Humphreys, who, after with the bunch." He The statment at which Mr. Watson by informed by the clerk of the court thatonsderable time spent in trying to started going over the work of the , took umbrage appeared in the Bulletin s Republican ' lthn.Krh the iners were filed, no costs'"01' the amount, brought suit for the party for the past four account of the Republican meeting at NEW YORE", October 17 Kid McCoy, who returned to the prize ring yes- years. He said , - had been deposited, and that the papers two sums of $500 and the $37.50 costs, in part During the Moiliili, was headed "John Jumps Wat- terday, after having retired some time ago, signalized his second entry into - would not be served until the costs were : un u ompnreys' aavice, ne onenng .vtrtiS lue nqM.ui.caa yauy son.-- jsit. mignes is quorea as saying: pugilism by defeating Jim Stewart last night. 1138 Deen n - deposited. Goo Wan IIov thereupon to remit his fee, Goo Wan Hoy finally charge of county affairs and "I ask you seriously, have the Demo- you ! al-- , consented to accept catneart s note ior Know wnat tne party has done ior erats advanced any argument, why you (Additional Cable News on Page Five.) paid the costs, .$37.50, to the clerk, ' settle-Cathca- you. I - though he had already paid them to W, payable in four months, in rt lhe Democrats try to tell you should vote for them. I deprecate per- y the to be deposited. ' ment of the whole elaim- - that Republicans have wasted your sonalitie3. I have never before used ! dated-Januar- money. 1 KILLED The ease did not come to trial and This note was 16, 1906. I submit to you that this is a name of a rival candidate, but THREW DTiUMITEIflTO, THREE JAPANESE not so. When have you good j Cathcart informed Goo Wan Hoy dur- - not paid on maturity. Some had such must say that at the meeting of the J - roads on can-hav- e x ins the rears 1900 and 1901, upon in. installments were paid thereon, abal- Oahu as since the Republicans Democrats last night one of their i been COUPLE'S BED ROOM AT IffflHU PLAflTATIOd ouirv as to the statu, of the case that ance of remaining unpaid in April, running the county? When didates for Senator said the Democrats havg you seen so it was being delayed through continu 1905, when it was placed in the hands many public parks (were working for the laboring men and and so well j compos-ha- d of Harry T. Mills for collection. cared for! When have you that the Republican party was y ances. to murder Hojo Kawa- In a train accident at Waipahu yes-tenlC- Cathcart compromised on the claim a public bathing place at Waikiki? ed of gamblers and tin-hor- n sporta. 1 An attempt Misapplied Client's Money. afternoon two Japanese labor- of $85 and interest by paying $75 in If I were to talk for ten minutes, I brand them as lies, and I ask you as moto, a Japanese laborer, and his wife Goo was informed shortly before mid ers were crushed to death and another In 1902, Wan Hoy full settlement. - could do so without ceasing to enumer- - men, is not an insult to was made last night intelligent it one rrceived injuries from which he V. K. Castle, who represented Mrs. meth-publica- Waipahu plantation, a ly ate the many advantages that" the Re-- try to get your votes by such n night at the Davis, Violated Client's Trust. a died after being taken to the that the ease had been settled party has produced and work- - stick of dynamite with burning fuse ods?" nairif-- s In this case Cathcart compromised , a plantation hospital. Th of the bv him with Mr. Cathcart, sometime ed for. The Republican party is the Mr. Watson, in answering this at the attached being. thrown into the room before, for $500, and that he had paid claim of his client which the latter where the couple were asleep. throe dad men are 8. Jnofukii, T. Ha-kun- ia (Continued on Page Five.) i (Continued on Page Five.) that amount to Cathcart. This was the claims was worth over $2000, without The noise of the dynamite hitting and M. Fulushio. first information that Goo Wan Hoy the knowledge or consent of his client, the bare board floor awakened the These three, with others, were r had, or pay- which is contrary to Hawaiian statute. lives,- turning from work in the fiVM. com- - either of the settlement sleepers in time to save their . ment to Cathcart. He thereupon went He concealed the fact from his client SECOND DIVISION OF nltlinmrh the man received some severe m in on one oi tne plantation ira.n-- that he had made such settlement. . t V, Seeinsythe From some cause th train. left th to Cathcart. The latter confessed that -from- Pvr.losion.i - - -- t, he had compromised the case and co- He then, although continuously prom- spluttering fuse on the floor beside his track when close to the mill, one of PACIFIC FLEET ARRIVES vic- llected the money, and said that, BK-IN- ising payment, failed to i do anything bed when he awoke, Kawamoto jumped the cars overturning. The three HARD UP," HE HAD SPE'T JT for four years more, when his elient up, grabbed the dynamite from the tims of the accident were caught anl was obliged to sue him for the money. crushed beneath the car as it toppled ALIa. Beckoning their approach with the beams of their searchlights floor and rushed to throw it out of the Cathcart then promised Goo Wan Hoy It took nearly another year before window. Just as he reached the win- over. the cruisers over was brougb? to pay him the 0 within a eouple anv further advance was made, when of the Second Division of the Pacific Fleet slipped dow, however, the explosion cam". In Word of this accident of months but did not do sJ. the $537 was diminished to $185, and j the horizon of the ocean crest to the south shortly before midnight a miraculous way the only injuries he into town last night by Manager Hull drovw Goo Wan Hoy finally consulted Attor- a note given therefor. jlast night and steamed in an anchorasre off port. Their search received e to the hand which grasp and the plantation doctor, who to - The note was not paid and two be- - n to notify the authorities after hav- ney Lorrin Andrews, who attempted to y'ars light shafts were answprpH r the sMrrriiicrrits: trie cruisers in the ed the giant powder, this member rf in- ,,Ma,e I),,Pl,t.v hpr' with- later a further discount of $20 on the , , , . J -' ,'i"1 vain fo collect the. money from Cathcart - ing badly shattered. ! r r a lying at their anchorages outside, the beams from m- Taukea instruct- - out result. note had to be made to secure settle The force of the explosion was suf- - iff Fernandez. Sheriff snore picking out the ship Solace close in, some miles 'li'pr e Lf:i1 (" C Jury Case. ment. auxiliary ficient to wreck the room, smash the "d " A Grand make Meanwhile, Goo Wan Hoy had spent ahead of the appoaching cruisers and the destroyers in their .wakes. bed to pieces and shake the camp Waipaht. on his motorcycle and Andrews advised Goo Wan Hoy that town over $500 on the case for which h re- This morning es- - an investigation. Leal left at a was one of embezzlement on the cruisers California, Tennessee and Washing- building up generally, but the wife the case ceived in return only $175 from Mr. caned without a scratch. . nuarter to eleven last night, making and recommended ton will enter the harbor, taking the ber.ths. vacated for them by the the part of Cathcart Cathcart besides losing the property es !o reason is known why anyone the run in the surnrisiiiiflv fast time presenting it to the grand jury. Colorado, South Dakota and Pennsylvania. should desire to kill either one of the of thirty minutes. He aUt failed to timated to be worth $2000. investigation has been loea'e the Deputy Sheriff, but was Go Wan Hoy, being afraid that he With three destroyers plunging in aboard the flagship West Virginia yes- couple. An Confirmed by W. E. Castle. commenced into the affair. notified by the plantation policeman would not be able to collect the money heavy seas and enveloped in the gray terday announcing that the (iivision had that Fernandez had sent word that ho de-li- nl Yesterday, in the presence of repre- if he made a criminal. charge of it, shroud of a gale the three cruisers of steamed through a hurricane, and it The collier Saturn. Captain Newell, would come in the morning and hold to prosecute CathVart criminally. sentatives of the Advertiser, W. R. Cas- Admiral Pebree's division encouuraged was necessary during the storm to cat departed for San Diego yesterday af- an inrv-ies- t. tle confirmed the statements of Goo ternoon at 3 o'clock, after a stay here The'plantation people would gie no Cathcart continued from time to time unusual obstacles in reaching Honolulu the destroyers off and let them take ac- as to of of several weeks. The vessel is load- information as to the enuse of the to no pay- Wan Hoy the connection the in the time arranged commander-in-chie- f. promise payment but made by the care of themselves. ed with coal for the Pacific fleet and cident boVe the holding of the regu- ment until finallv in 1905, Goo Wan (Contlruea on Page Two.) A wireless message was received (Continued on Paee Two.) will meet the latter at Magdalena Bay. lar inquest. j

y THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1908. 2 Spalding. Miss Muriel Howatt, Miss Louise Bay, Miss Irene Fisher, Miss CALIFORNIA OIL GIPSf Harriet Young, Miss Vera Damon. JOHN OTHCIlflT C1P y IS Spanish-Gips- Dance Margaret Cen- The Millionaire Maker ter, Helen ( enter. SpeciafBaihi We Live just published "The Oil Dancing Ba'lges Mrs. E. D. Tenney, CROWDED C. .Kimball. - Book" profusely illustrated. It Mrs. (Continued from Page One.) FOR THIS WEEK IN tells how 33 cut t-- 53 lifted oil dividend-payin- g - with the Palea vs. Davis case, comjiani"s are now on a 1 Campbell. Mrs. Farrington, Helen Spald- j latter basi. How California oil in p, May Stephens. Sybil Robertson, i Mr. Castle stated that he - had com- - tekiTare increainj: in value. How-Californi- a Dorothv Gill. Ruth Farrington, Frances promised the case with Cathcart for pay 2 to 20 Affair Brilliant Success Many oil Farrington Muriel Peterson, Madeline j thJ amQunt gtat d $5QQ on or before Boys' Wash Suits, Tells Hoogs. I ' ' per cent, monthly dividends. Naval Visitors Enjoy the Chapirt, Alice ...v , . how Cut Flowers Mrs. S. M. Ballou, as- - UUBW. lie aio connrmea uoo $170 MADE A MILLION Gay Scene. sisted by Mrs. Ashley Herman Robert- - Wan Hoy's statement that some time Ladies' and Gents' Umbrellas, now to make profitable invest- son, Mrs. Joseph Pratt Cooke, Mrs. ater he. gave Goo Wan Hoy the first ments. The "Oil Book" will fat- Unqualifiedly successful from every iOT n. information that the .compromise had rseaas Mrs. ten your pocket-boo- and add to - luma ieis ana unw' Real Linen Laces was Gipsy Encamp- j been effected. and your" bank book. One copy mailed point of view the Ajbert j. Tavlor, assisted by Mrs. Ab e rnent night at the Moana Hotel, Henry Afong. Miss Irene Boyd, An examination of Mr. free, po-dag- prepaid, if you act last ram Castle's books promptly aiid send before the sup- the brilliantly illuminated grounds j Mrs. M. D. Brown, Miss Ruth Johnson, shows what become, of some of Cath- 1 Fancy Figured ir --"M.; Flannelettes ply i9 exhausted. Write today. .V X..: A,.A ...Jtl, .JnMcr; A .U ISM'S iiiirnci:i uai.e T..:V1W1. cart 's money. 6 Boll Pantomime Mrs. Mary client's One hundred Mortgage and Loan Co. Live Lincoln buyers, with gaily costumed matrons Gunn. Bolls: Ruth Soper, Virginia Mc- - and twenty five dollars of it went to 64S-C5- Pacific Building and maids of the gipsy bands, with ("artv, Bean Winter, Hazel BucKland, pay a note that Cathcart had given AT Francisco, Calif. San naval officers and sailors, visitors, tour Edith Kibbling, Violet Lucas, Gladys previously to P. L. Weaver, then a i McCarty, Madeline Ross, ists and townsfolk, all enjoying the bril- Kruger, Pearl clerk in W. R. Castle's office. A part I Thelma Murphy, Alice Hastings, of liant scene. Never in the nistory j Mrs. Alexander G. of it was given Cathcart in cash and ' Palmistrv Hawes, OUR EXPERT the hotel has such a gay gathering as- - Jr. his signed receipt for this money, stat-in- g Fort Street, opp. on sembled on the Moana lawn; no out-of-do- Spielers Mrs. Ernest Ross, Miss that it was "for settlement Palea Nannie Winston, assisted by Reynold of a like nature yet given in v. Davis, 3rd is in Mr. Cas- Magnetos, Storage Batteries fete McGrew, Ivan Graham, Oswald Ste- Circuit" Catholic Cathedral Honolulu has been more enjoyable or vens. tle's possession. t and Goils so well attended as that of last night, Home-mad- e Cake Mrs. S. G. Wilder, Mr. Castle further stated ytesterday Mrs. and never did silver coins come in so assisted bv Mrs. Brainerd Smith, that he knew nothing against the char-- w Mrs. Robert Atkinson. Miss IS HERE briskly to a society treasury as dur- Langhorne, acter or reputation of Goo Wan Hoy, Specialty is made of repairing Wilhelmina Tenney, Misses von Temp- - A scores of j ing the two hours that the I Waterhouse. during the years he lived in Kona. STORAGE BATTERIES skv. Mrs. Ernest pretty women and dainty little maidens j i;0se Fortunes Mrs. Abrams, assist-turne- d Most of the original papers in this Hod-goo- drummers and saleswomen in the ' ed bv Mrs. Soule, Miss Nellie d case are in the possession of the Ad- Miss Aekerman Miss R. Green, Associated Garage cause at the gipsy carnival. vertiser and the others are available. . Miss M. Bell, Miss F. Winter, Miss I LTD. The encampmentr was prepared that - in p las Miss Patterson, Miss C. Simp- Goo Wan Hoy Well Known. ! Merchant St. Telephone S88 portion of the hotel grounds between - jjjS3 Turner, Miss A. Greeu, son l. Goo Wan Hoy has been in the Is- the back lanais and the sea. Here a Miss E. Murray, Miss Voss, Miss C. in rep- - lands for thirty years.' He was for two score of brightly decorated ana illu- Lucas. The following little girls resented roses: Miss Helene Morgan years cashier and bookkeeper for Goo minated booths were, pitched, booths (Marechal Niel), Miss Grace Stephen Kim, the largest Chinese retail store around and about which hovered the (American Beauty), Miss Barbara in Honolulu. He was for many years gipsy maidens, themselves animated Walker (La France). a merchant on his own account, also with the brightness of the occasion and Coffee and Sandwiches Mrs. E. J. Modern Musical Instrument assisted by Mrs. H. Middle-ditc- h, raising coffee and vcattle on Hawaii. charming in bizarre costumes of Ori- Walker, Co., Mrs. E. M. Watson, Miss Laura He later was mjmager of a store in Bergstrom Music Ltd. ental hues. Beneath the trees, bear Lyons, Miss Atherton, Miss Emma Honolulu. For the last your years he ing a Christmas like crop of red, .white Florence-Gurre- y, Miss Edna Curtis, has been a law cleik and interpreter, and blue incandescents, tables were Miss Jean Angus, Miss Irene,Rickard, At-wate- Mt Richards, Miss Dora r. and ha3 acted as such in the office of S3.&0 and placed for those desiring refreshments; Miss Ruth Miss Fanny Hoogs.. Attorney J. Lighvtfoot. , lining the pathways were the sellers Grab Bags Miss Elizabeth Sargent, These Regals are all made on the The charges are backed up by re- -' t of flowers, Hawaiian curios, leis, gipsy assisted by Miss Alice . Alaelariane, ceipts in Cathcart 's handwriting, by newest Fall Lasts and Patterns MILLINERY kerchiefs and tinted punches. Close Miss Wattie Holt, Miss Ada Mutch, to Miss Helen Macfarlane, Mr. H. T. Hay documentary evidence in abundance, by beside .the lanai steps wa3 located a conform to the shape of the feet.' k M!SS POWER selden. the statements of W. R. Castle and postoffice, where a bevy of fair Bohe- Parlors in Boston Building Decorations Mrs. Louis Abrams. first-han- Yet they have style distinc- other reputable "persons with d and mians sorted letters and parcels, the knowledge of the facts, while tthe tiveness, a swing- - former so laden with sentiment that and full that is strongest evidence of the - truth and double and triple rates had often t: be OF accentuated by the extension soles. SE 0 seriousness of the matters which Goo Christmas carriers were sent charged, while letters s if wearing-leather- Wan Hoy will bring to light is the fact They are made of the best out at intervals with mail matter for PACIFIC FLEET ARRIVES that before the Advertiser called upon Books those laggard in calling at the wicket. known Black King Calf, Goo Wan Hoy for any information One department of the office kept a One.) Cathcart took steps to try and prevent Black King Kid and Black King staff busy inditing more letters for v (Continued from Face For Children and Adults was said yesterday that after the him from making any statement of the patrons, so that one had not to call It Colt. was about over two destroyers case, having asked Mr. Lightfoot to BIO NEW STOCK 'ARRIVING very often without receiving something storm You are absolutely easily picked up but the Ten- try and accomplish this. sure of a per in a square and perfumed envelope. were could not be located for connection with this case, is In- - fect fit in Regal Quarter Sizes. In and about the crowd at all times nessee's tow In it As as known there were teresting to note the name of E. HERRICK BROWN were fortunetellers, peddlers of pretty some time. far that Let us repair yoiir old shoes for you while you wait. Willie Crawford appears as an agent i knicknacks, spielers for the palmists no casualties. 907-90- 9 ALAKEA STREET Sebree 's vessels are expected of Cathcart, one of the receipts a and pretty, girls ready to direct inquir- Admiral for sometime today, although portion of fee, being signed j ers to any particular booth. All were to reach port the "per at least one of th destroyers is short W. II. Crawford." , egal Shoe Store busy, all were gay, and all united to of coal. " Goo Wan Hoy's Signed Statement. welcome everyone to the encampment ' Anchorage. McCandless Building, Corner of King Bethel and send hiui away lighter in heart, if At Outside r I do hereby depose and say that the and Streets. also lighter in pocket. All the cruisers but the flagship West foregoing statement concerning the case I The Hawaiian band, stationed behind Virginia and the Maryland have gone of Palea vs. M. Davis, and the connec a screen of palm leaves, played and to the outside anchorage to Clean ship, tion of Jno. W. Cathcart therewith, is a good pair For of sang during the early hours of the and give berths for Admiral Sebree 's true, so help me God. evening, while a male chorus, assembled vessels so that they may coal without GOO WAN HOY. at intervals on the steps of one of the delay. Note: A notary could not be had Gold Buttons cottages, sang Bohemian airs anIadded Colorado vs. N. G. Hawaii. late last night, but Goo Wan Hoy will I to and whirl put the above in the form of an af You had better come and see us appreciably the general air A challenge came from the rifle team FASuINA fidavit. before buying anywhere else. of a true Honolulu festival." aboard the cruiser Colorado yesterday ii There was no opportunity to discrimi- to the National Guard of Hawaii Rifle Judge Lindsay Nails a Lie. . I up nate among the booths in point of at- Team, which recently returned from In a further endeavor to prevent the Choicest patterns specially selected for us and sold for $2.50 tractiveness. Each was charming in its Camp Perrv, where it achieved target Advertiser from printing the Goo Wan 1 I TEN CENTS A YARD. We have the latest pattern in own way, from the tents wnere punch nonors for the Territory, and tomorrow Hoy charge against Mr. Cathcart, a iii I the most substantial makes. and lemonade was served to the larger morning at 8 o'clock the contestants Republican leader sent word to a rep- goody stalls and the rose camp, with will bang away at the targets at Fort resentative of the Advertiser that it bevy of rose L O Y its dainty little maidens, is the result AH Shafter. The challenge had better be careful about publishing I NUUANU STREET, BELOW HOTEL. 1 fl. R. Vieiro S Go. pretty tote in rose decked baskets. Nor of a little talk on the merits of the anything on Goo Wan Hoy's statement, can any one of the various booths be shooting capabilities of the men on the as he was of notorious bad character; 110 Hotel Street. said to have eclipsed any one of the Colorado and the men of the Hawaiian the evidence of which was that Judge others in point of success from the mere regiment. By request of Major W. R. Lindsay had recently made the state- money standpoint, because each one Riley, N. G. II., team captain of the ment that Goo Wan Hoy had been was practically sold out before the danc- local riflemen, Col. John Short, Col. mixed up in a forgery case in Kona. ing in the ballroom commenced. Coyne," Major Riley, Major Rose, Cap- As the Advertiser was looking for Great credit is due the energetic Autos tain Merle Johnson,' Captain Neely, first-han- d facts, it immediately sent for ladies who planned last night 's affair Captain Cummins, Lieutenant L. Evaus, Goo Wan Hoy, and, with a representa- Repaired and carried out the plans so success- Sergeants Evans, Ferreira, Stone, Gou-vei- a, tive of this paper, they called on Judge fully, while each of the many who took and Hop- by men who are experts in theii D. Lemon, B. Blanchard Lindsay. line. No experiment work done part in the pretty affair is entitled to kins,' will report for practise this after- Upon the allegation being stated to here by amateurs. Careful atten- the thanks of each of the hundreds noon at 1 o'clock at Fort Shafter to the Judge he replied: every machine. tion given who accepted the invitation to attend. prepare for tomorrow's shoot. have made no such statement, The various booths and departments "I On Shore Leave Again. nor any statement of that kind, for the charge and THEvonHamm-Youn- g were in of looked after by very good reason that nothing of the the following ladies: Crowds of bluejackets came ashore yesterday afternoon and evening and kind ever occurred. Neither have 1 Ice Cream Booth Miss Irmgard to said that I wonld not believe him on Company, Ltd. Schaefer, Cordelia Alex- the crews have now commenced Walker, Nell nor so as can have Post Card Dealers ander, Nora Sturgeon, Miriam Walker, spend their liberty ashore in earnest. oath; far I recollect swid anything Goo Y. WO SING & CQ. Eleanor Waterhouse, Lillian Robertson, About twelve hundred were ashore yes- I about Wan Hoy Grace Robertson, Irma Ballentyne, terday and the usual number of horse- in months." ATTENTION ! 1126-112-8 Nuuanu Avenue. Podie Ballentyne, Dorothy Wood, Alice Cooper. back and bicycle riders filled the ISLAND BUTTER Pillow Booth Mrs. F. M. Swanzy, streets. There are plenty of light SCENIC POST CARDS, NEW HAWAIIAN FRESH assisted by Mrs. Corwin Rees, Mrs. amusements to be found and first of all Mrs. A. mil SUBJECTS FOR P. O. Box 962. Telephone 238. George Davies, Knudsen, Mrs. the jolly tars took in the prize fight. THE FLEET Send your Fred Macfarlane, Miss Katherine Good-al- e, Miss Rosamond. Swanzy. Others went to the moving picture orders in early. Postoffice Mrs. Cornwell. Mrs. Sel-de- n shows and all the time they were intent GENERAL Kingsbury. Mrs. E. C. Brown, Mrs. on buying. Lncs, Miss McCall. Miss Margaret The fleet patrol came ashore and Established iSp REPAIRS Catton, Miss Rennv Catton, Miss Edith Hawaii & South Seas Curio Company, Smith, Miss Edith Miller, Miss Nellie headquarters were once more establish- Whooping Coagh, Croup, Bronchitis Miss r, ed at the police station. The men are Te McLain. Wills, Miss Julia Ccagh, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria Miss Myra Angus, Miss Blair, sent out by twos to patrol the main ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING. Miss Lucas, Miss Mildred Smith, Miss streets. They ride to outer points on Crcsolene is a boon to Asthmatics CARRIAGES OR AUTOMO- Rav Bell, Miss Dixie Quarles. Miss the cars and make it their business .to Does it not cera more effective' to breathe lb a BILES. Helen Ouarles, Miss Wadnian. remedy to cure disease .of the breath.ng orini Tea Garden Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, as- keep the men orderly. Generally the than to take the remedy into the stomach ? Mrs. It cures because the air rendcted urongly anti- sisted by Walter Frear, Mrs. men are orderly but occasionally a septic is carried over the diseased surface with """""" trea'-men- Mrs. y Swinburne. John Walker, Mrs. bluejacket with a billy points it warn-ingl- every breath, giving prolonged and constant - Charles Cooper, Mrs. Upham, Mrs. It is invaluable to mothers with small W. W. WRIGHT & CO. G. at another bluejacket and that is cbil'lren. Ralph E. Forster. Mrs. Harrv Mac Those of a consumptive ' sufficient KINO. NEAR SOUTH STREET farlane, Mrs. Bodefeld, Mrs. Geonre generally tendency hnd immediate LiV UVnt) Potter. 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3 3 You Get It v. k SATURDAY EVE. OCTOBER 17 f The Classic Athletic Event First j 3 straight 3 of the Season 15-- ROUNDS -- 15 GLOVE CONTEST

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C FOX EAS I LY Joe Leahy A For the Lightweight Championship A s i 4j rA A Rattling Six-Roun- d Preliminary A Between Pride of the Maryland Puts It A i ' "I Over Lad From Perry Who WEBER and NELSON Is Very Game. rA At 126 Pounds A A TICKETS on sale at Fitzpatrick' Trinkle beats Fox, 15 rounds. rA Cigar Store, Hotel and Fort Streets. PKTCES, Re- McFadden with Waller. "a Stage Seats, $2.50; diaw served Chairs, $2, $1.50. and $1; Gal- McCullough draw with Conners. , ' lery, 50c. Trinkle of the cruiser Marylanl up- - his reputation yesterday afternoon , A held f Fa- - A TONIGHT as the cleverest lightweight in the j fA cific fleet and boxed all round young i rA about j vj KATHARINE OLIVER Fox. The extraordinary thing rA the bout was that the harder Trirkle 'a . .. O V Lit Fox the more he seemed to like it v 'A In. -,- v- - There have been some famous punish : W rA ment gluttons in the ring but, go down j y f;; FA HENRY THE VIII , ' 'A the whole list, and it will be hard .to y ' ' : . v v find a more confirmed gastronomist ol , KILOHANA ART LEAGUE grub than Fox of the that varietV of v -- - . , A .. v. I'erry. " if in- 'A 8:15 P. M. Trinkle gave a great sltow of clever Tickets 75 Cents LEAHY, WHO BOX CHARLIE EEHLY TONIGHT FIF- CHARLIE REILLY, WHO WILL BO X JOE LEAHY TONIGHT FIF- 'a he had a j JOE WILL boxing and also proved that TEEN ROUNDS FOR THE LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. TEEN ROUNDS FOR THE LIGHT WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. 'a decided wallop. Fox gave a brilliant & u Jt v I & & j j ji j jt&&& j 3 j v HAWAIIAN demonstration of the man who refuses v l to be hurt. This was Fox's third al"0 pearance 4n a ring and, while he showed REILLY AND LEAHY TO GO nothing very much in the way of clever- - j HOW LEAHY FIGURES IT. WHAT REILLY HAS TO SAY. A HOUS ness he certainly did show the most wonderful gameness and aptitude for 9 "I have not a great deal to FIFTEEN ROUNDS TONIGH T "In the first place, I am per- say go with Reilly, fit. did corner. about this fectly I have a slight using his brain when in a tight a's all the people who have seen cold, but I am entirely over it Monday Evening, There was nothing but acclamation him in action know what he is and never felt better in my when Faddy Eyan held up Trinkle' and what he can do. I think life. With regard to Leahy, The Boxers Will Weigh in at 131 Pounds at Five OCTOBER 19, AT 8:15 liand in token that he had won, even he is a fast and clever boxer, I know he is a clever fel- and although he may have im- low, and I am not belittling backers admitted that he had lost Fox's proved since he came to the Is- him when say that am sure ! o'CIock This vAfternoon Gannon to I I the , decision, but the fans were very lands, I think I have it on him. that I shall get him. Don't well pleased with the showing that the Those who have watched me forget that I have really im- work are of the same opinion, Take Nelson's Place. proved since have been lad from the Perry made and there wa9 I here i and I will show them tonight and that my right has been get- a general sentiment that he will be a in that they were not wrong in ting stronger all the time. I do great boxer som day if he stay by the their judgment of my ability as not ; think that Joe can reach in Sn early, you want to get Reilly showed his wonderful clever- game. a boxer." , "GSt if me, and I know that can B. Se. excel- ness in his first appearance here, when I Gun- good seats for tonight," is the reach him with my left. There Trinkle is a . miniature edition of he made a monkey of Jack McFadden. , Manager Smith is alwaj-s- with none of the lent advice that Fred He also showed that he had a hard liable to be a slip, boat Smith latter's you know, but am not going Evenino Hill has been handing out to his friends. fiery-heade- d I M awkwardness. He has a tremendous Ryan held up Trinkle 's hand, and punch by lifting the one All indications point to a record house off the 'floor with a right uppercut. to make my slip, and you may HI and heavy shoulders that enable j everybody went away satisfied that be sure that shall use all reach 'at the Orpheum this evening, for there Since that time Reilly has been pay- I. the Under the Auspices of the ! th,e7 had sea a "pping good show. science I know to best Leahy." V him to hit hard He slims down from has been no such interest taken in a ing special attention to his punch. He and shifty boxjng for a long is just the right age to develop the hips and is very fast event was he(1 did not tend to enlarge bout here while. at the i Scottish Thistle Club on his. feet. Take him all around he "the attendance, and there was but It is needless to state that both lada kick and his right hand has been gain- 1 t ing all : 1 1 up a typical lightweight slim crowd to watch one of the best are fit and ready for the main event. the time. 9 j:j i sizes like They have been working with in- When he met young Weber here a 1 SEATS on sale at Bergstrom Musi , snows ever seen in tne independence that :C" Out- - boxer. tent and there is no such thing as short time ago he put over a few of 'formed directly in front of qq Club arena jrigger Club that brings the board- - Both lads were in good condition al- Events for Monday and Tuesday either man underestimating his oppo- those rights and their tremendous force was shown way riders up to the beach standing, while though Fox'showed signs of distress at nights are still more or less in the air nent. That they are both properly by the in which Weber leornucopia man- went in- the surf in front of the times. Trinkle '3 straight left which he on account of the nonarrival of the rest confident is shown more by their down before them. With Seaside is still strong. EMPIRE THEATRE ar- ners than by the statements that ap- creased hitting powers and his old followed with a right hook to the jaw of the fleet, but everything will be At the last fleet regatta the largest ranged as soon as the other ships ar- pear on this page. cleverness Reilly ought to be able to To- crowd ever attracted to Waikiki as- HOTEL AND BETHEL STREETS. were very effective all tne tnne and he long-looked-f- This is an event neither of the climb into the championship class. rive here, and the go that sembled on that beach. Since then in- ex- Hig-gin- s boys can possibly to lose. The night will us whether he has those PROGRAM CHANGED always had the better of Jit in the between Gunboat Smith and Spike afford tell terest has increased immensely in surf- changes. Fox would shake his head will come off on one of those dates. victor will be another step up on the championship possibilities or not. ing sports. gadder; of fame and the vanquished As to the preliminary, nothing very The prettiest race then MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND every was the sailing of the canoes FRIDAYS. v and come on for more after rally, will have to chase around and take much ca"n be said except that Weber is that er Outrigger unlike Battling Nelson, the past-mast- on fine and fit to meet started from the beach, sail but, PERRY TO PLAY some preliminaries before he has surely in condition ed a mile out to sea, then came back of that art, he was unable to another chance.. any man at his , weight. This" young New Moving Pictures to again, coasting the entire way before intelligently when he did come on. Leahy was sent down here from San Gagnon from the Stewart is said on crests land FOOTBALL TODAY to be a wonder and he should put up just the wind the of giant roll FRANK VIERRA, .pianist. six-roun- Francisco meet Reilly, and the man The first event was a slap-ban- g d ers. lhis race will be repeated, as who sent him stated that he had abso- as good a show as Nelson would have MRS. KING, sweet singer of pic- go between soldier McCullougn will be the women's race. The event There will be an intercollegiate foot lutely picked out the best man at done. of the day, however, looked forward tured melodies. and Chuck Conners "of the Pennsylvania. ball game afternoon Reilly 's weight in San Francisco. These The referee is not yet decided on. this between the ref-ereein- g to by the Outrigger and Hawaiian boys Admission 10c two have already boxed rounds There is some talk of Paddy Ryan six-paddl- four e The soldier had all the better of the destroyer Perry and the High School, alike, is the great raca, for . 6C to a draw, but was more than a and this would be the most Children first three rounds and had the sailor a on 1'unahou Field, at 3:30 o'clock. that which there are several entries, and year ago and is no criterion of the satisfactory arrangement, for there is four-paddl- groggy times, Conners This arrangement was made yesterday the e race. As all the Out- trifle at buf possibilities of either. Going four certainly no man in the Territory who to -- to rigger boys are expected be in the came back during the last throe periods that te Perry had a livdv team tha. rounds is very different from pounding is 'better qualified give a decision. events, it is hoped that those in com and evened matters up sufficiently to ' would like to get some practise. over the long route of fifteen rounds, The best man obtainable is wanted in mand of the war vessels will appoint ART THEATER and stamina will count tonight almost this case, for there is every likelihood entirelv justifv Paddv Evan in his The sailors are in no condition and one or two of their best swimmers to ad no practise a as much as speed and cleverness. that the bout will go the limit.' patrol beach and be prepared to Wonderful Motion Pictures bringing draw decision which was well received. Jiave whatever for The anonymous one has also been, the long time, but this is made up for to Leahy is an unknown quantity here rescue any sailor boys who get beyond to view scenes from many lands ni The second preliminary was a dull a extpnt except so far as his record shows what suggested. While this joke was all embracing Comedy and Pathos. Two Rreat bv tbeir guperior very their depth. in which Waller of the Pennsyl- - weight. They will he has done. The fans have watched very, well for one time at a not The event will be changes each week. affair outweigh the High genial may first started outgener- - Schoolers probably more him work very carefully and their important affair, our friend promptly two, ar.d the which vania entirelv outboxed and than ten he undertake to at last, I,0nd9 th and in - opinions differ very widely. Some say understand that if is a surfriding contest for the sailor Monday and Thursday ailed Jack McFadden. The latter in-- man, clse for-- that he can never find Rei$y. and referee a bout of such importance as mation this make a great deal of boys, it is expected, will take place Indian Love Story, on a draw decision both men others predict, that he will find an this one the Advertiser will not agree six-paddl- e Risted if j:fvrpn before five p. m. The race " opening and land enough to drop to maintain his incognito. The Cashier, , were on their feet at the end of the The boys will have great advan-o- 0 hard for the sailor boys will doubt- the the dream curtains. The boys will weigh in at five Fire Cascades, reason, Eyan gave tage of having been in training and less give most pleasure to the friends and, for that it That Leahy has a hard punch was o'Vlock this afternoon at the Hotel Cook's Fiance, ' , , ', was patent to everybody practise lor some time, and when they of the fleet. Certain it is that the ou '" a draw, but it clearly demonstrated on Wednesday, Baths and the weight to be made at wTill Boats the Nile, . have possession of the ball will prob- - Surfing race contain an element Moon Goblins, or a Dream, that Waller had very much the better use an(J when he broke Young Nelson's nose in that time is. 131 pounds. fThis is very so as partici- Child's ably the more open mck is no of excitement, far the of All Trades. it. McFadden evidently looked on plays. The sailors, on a training bout. They wore heavy easy for both lads, and there pants are concerned, they will re- Jack of the other hand, gloves, and question about making it. The that ! will probably rely on close rushes, it must have been a hard their member for all time. the whole thing as a joke and lost more and wallop indeed preliminary will start promptly at I that upset the interior From two to five Sunday afternoon of his waning popularity by foolish an- - plff alternate: economy of the young boxer's nasal eight o'clock and tickets will be on ... -- 'one has possession at Waikiki beach is the time and place RAPID TRANSIT much unsportsmanlike use of organ. sale at the Orpheum during the day. tics and t 0f the ball.."f for everyone to foregather and give the elbow. Outside of boxing to take place next the boys of the fleet a royal good time. IS - " GENEROUS " " j? ? ? K5 9? Before the main event Jfeilly and Monday and Tuesday there is no fleet ' t?'t? 9? i? i? i? Jf sporting event definitely I.enhv were introduced, and it was arranged as At a recent liceting of the baseball yet. There is some talk of a boat All About the Hawaiian Regatta at Waikiki TENNIS' PLAY stated that Reilly challenged McFad race on Monday morning, but this is league trustee: the secretary was in- den to a d go. winner to take all, not yet settled, and there will probably BEGINS TODAY structed to communicate with the Rapid lut no acceptance was announced. be many sailors take part in the events Tomorrow. Transit Company and ask them if they open to them in the regatta tomorrow. Jt was announced that the boys in v & . k4 to v Jt Jt Jt Jt Jt Jt Jt Jt Jt Jt Jt Jt would not remit the rent of the ball The baseball game between J J Jt Jt Jt Jt Jt Jt Jt Jt Jt The tennis tournament for the cham- the re- the main event would box straight Pennsvlvania and a local team has not '.' There will be a regatta Sunday af- 10. Surf-ridin- g canoe. Prizes, $12, pionship of the Territory will begin park owing to financial los on the Queensl.erry rules.- - Jn the first round yet been arranged, but it is expected $6. this afternoon at three o ciocfc on cent visit of the Santa Clara and Keio ternoon at - Waikiki," was the word g there was nothing much to see except that something will be done about it 11. Surf-ridin- canoe far sailors. the Pacific courts. The official pro- teams. a succession of wearisome clinches. Jn this morning. Sam Walker sent yesterday to the haole Prizes, $12, $6. gram for the first day is as follows: In reply the Rapid Transit Company Eyan made I At 3 p. in. L. S. Conness vs. R. A. stated that they could not arrange to the second round Paddy boys at beach Entries are to be made with the them break sooner, and Trinkle began the and to the Hawaiian Outrigger Club or with S. A. Walker. Cooke; W. L. Warren vs. Harold Cas- do, this, but that they would contribute 1 4 m C. O. S. expense instead o get usy with his wicked left, with MILLS KIDLETS men and women of Kalihi. Only forty-eigh- t Races will start promptly at 2 p. m. tle. At p. Kockus vs. $200 toward the fund nose. surf boards to M. Ballon; A. L. Castle vs. J. P. of remitting the rent. which he opened Fox's - hours of positive notice has been It is required that Fox took very much the worst of it be used in contests shall not exceed Cooke. At 4:30 p. in. A. J. Lowrey This very liberal action was made in the third, but in the fourth he seem-- d PLAY BASEBALL given, but the crews have been train- eight feet in length. vs. S. A. Baldwin. known to the trustees yesterday and to have found himself, and ducked The officers in charge of the event On "Monday R. B. Rietow, a bye, was greatly appreciated by them. After ing for some, days, waiting word Cooke-Con-nes- such precision Trinkle did lit- for will play the winner of the s goinjj to the enormous expense of bring- with that C. Cs. will have no are: tle damage. Fox landed two' good. ones The A. trouble from the fleet committee. Regatta Committee S. A. Walker, match, and F. E. Greenfield and ing the visitors here and entertaining in the fifth, but Trinkle was outboxing to find new material from which to The following is the program of races G. TI. Angus, O. L. Sorenson. F. E. Steere, byes, will play against them properly, the trustees received but draw when their present stars become Kana-kanu- i, poor return from the local fans, who did him and getting very much the better made up by Walker, and which will bei Judges A. A. Wilder, S. M. each other. of all the exchanges. superannuated. Out on a vacant lot at Robert Atkinson. The entry book will remain open for not support Hie games, and so the carried out i Fox bucked up and did his best in the Xuuanu avenue and Pauahi street a Sunday afternoon at Wai Clerks of Course A. S. Robertson, men 's doubles, ladies' singles, ladies ' visit, while a grand success from a sixth, seventh and eighth, but did not bunch of young Chinese players get out kiki, beginning at two o'clock: Eli Crawford. doubles and mixed doubles until a later j sporting point of view, v:is a financial ain a lead in any of these rounds. for practise nearly every day. It is possible that a three-paddl- e Starters From Moana pier, C. B. date. failure. youngsters a great Trinkle came out with a. rush in thej These played contest for small boys Will be added. Wilson; from opposite Brown's resi- ninth, and it looked as though Fox game vesternav. l nev are ail students dence, Geo. S. Harris. would go out, but the latter kept on at Mills Institute and they picked up i 1. Boys' canoe race. Cup. Timekeepers M. M. Johnson, 11. E. with wonderful gameness and met ail two teams known as the B and F 2. Six-paddl- e Hawaiian canoe. First Murray. Trinkle s rushes with some attempt at aggregations. There was quite a crowd prize, $30; second, 20; third, $10. four-paddl- e The outrigger boys, large and small, return. out to watch the little fellows play 3. Women 's Hawaiian HAWAIIAN OPERA HOUSE The tenth was the most even round and some of them showed signs of de- canoe. First prize, $10; second, $4. are requested to be on the grounds for 4. - - Oct. of the Unit. Fox was working hard to cided class. Four paddle modern canoe. practice all dav today. Toward after- Tuesday, 20 be- prize. $20; Jand a knockout blow, but was unable These kidlets can do something First second. $8; third, $4. noon the fleet from Kalihi bay will sail; Trinkle open- sides play ball. On Tuesdays they 5. Surf-boar- d contest in big surf. to do so. In the eleventh and paddle in to the beach, the grass j Minstrel and ed up again, and soon had the lad from turn out in uniform and go through Cup. the destroyer worried on the ropes. the regular army drill. The lot where 6. Four -- paddle Hawaiian canoe. houses of the club being turned over to ! prize, $20; second, 4. J Vaudeville Co. LLY on was all Trinkle, and, they work and play was the site of First $S; third, for residential purposes. From then it , tlii tanoe-sauing- do what he could, Fox could not get the old warehouse that was left stand- i. Hawaiian canoe. There will be a meeting of the Fleet j J j Seats at away from those terrible left jabs. ing after the big fire. This has been First prir.e, $23; second, $15. Regatta Committee at the Outrigger In the last round Trinkle showed up removed and the lot planted with S. Six-paddl- e Hawaiian canoe for Club at 4 p. m.. at which hour it is Letter did more effective grass, so that now there is a regular sailors. Prizes. $18, $12. $6. requested that all entries be turned in. Bergstrom Music Co. than ever, and Canoe-sailing- , work than he had during the entire go. little park where the old tumbledown 9. modern. Prizes, There is every promise that the surf There was lewd elieering when Paddy building used to stand. if 13, $10, $5. for the board riders and canoe-coaster- s THE PAClTtO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, - HONOLULU,. ... SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1908. nww i 0- - THE the Hawaiians who protest against making a culprit of Kaea and a saint of Cathcart f '

Pacific Commercial Advertiser Speaking of the charges made against Cathcart, the Bulletin casts this pearl Do you want the same amount of of editorial rhetoric at the feet of that unhappy candidate: " A MORNING PAPER. light and reduce your bills The charges take the form of a species of blackmail and innuendo. From start to finish the antics of those leading the WALTER Q. C3CTH - - - - " - EDITOR attack have teen illuminated by the fulmination of curious, - ; ; : : : : : OCTOBER 17 though appropriate, bedfellows supplemented by violated SATURDAY 1 ' promises. , . v" , V' : THE DUTY AND THE OUTLOOK. Curious though appropriate bedfellows supplemented by violated promises OR is Raid by some party leaders that loyalty to one's party requires one should have their antics illuminated by fulniinations, if it busts the last Eng It ' to vote for a yellow dog if he is put on the ticket. Loyalty to party when it lish grammar in stock. f ' comes into conflict with one's duty to one's country is treason, and should be ,T,.-.- t nr a trrn. This mav seem heretical, but it should not be so. There To the distinct charge made by this paper that the Bulletin had offered Do you want more and better light are some who preach the straight ticket without reference to who may be upon to sell its space to the Democrats fof editorial use in the campaign, we find bills that ticket; but if any party has only the straight ticket to commend it, that but this reply in yesterday's issue: without increasing your Aala Park Speech, June party should go down to defeat. Governor Frear's As usual, the split-tick- publishers of slander include mis- HG, 1908. representation of the Bulletin on their list. TUNGiTEN t This is no denial. We repeat the charge? and challenge the Bulletin to The new Lamp, will do either This is going to be a split-tick- et year. A. G. M. Robertson. say it is untrue. . - THE CASE OF CATHCART. "Cathcart'scorned" says a contemporary. That must be a misprint for The Advertiser Legins a series of exposures this morning of the official Cathcart 's corned. ' The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. V. Cathcart, which will cause astonishment and professional record of John KING STREET, NEAR AXAKEA. PHONE 390. that the Republican managers did not see fit to deal with him as summarily as The abler a prosecuting officer is who does not conduct his business honestly, they did with the lesser offender, George Kaea. the greater is the peril of electing him. Today's c.harge shows that Mr. Cathcart misappropriated a client's money. - Ji t, mlfi Jit, jjjf The ugly word for such an offence is embezzlement. UNCLE TO PAY The Advertiser has worked upon this case for some weeks, and is sure of Si was given ample warnipg of what to expect if he ran, its ground. Mr. Cathcart S3 TO I Club and so were his managers. His first refuge was in appeals tq friendship and Ti ms good will. He called upon the editor of the Advertiser and begged for im- munity; failing in that, he made hint of threats. Then he weat to the owner As a part of the negotiations by IHouse of this paper and importuned him. At his instance Mr. Peters came to this which the War Department is to secure large additional amount of land at office argue case, without avail. Desperate at the Mr. to the but situation, Waikiki, there was a document filea Cathcart even stopped a reporter, Mr. Taylor, in the street and asked him Absolutely for record yesterday with Registrar iSandwich Fireproof not to be "hard"( in the matter. Finding, all this abortive, he tried to draw f Conveyances Merriam, by which D? FIRE-PROO- - OWING TO THE SPECIAL F COMPOSI- herring-bon- e "Wan Noholoa and wife of the leper settle- j a across the scent of his iniquities, and in the case of Goo THE LATEST THING IN THE ment at Molokai, give an option to the TION WITH WHICH THE WALLS ARE FILLED, AB- Hoy besought Mr. Lightfoot to help him reach that complainant before the ICE United States of America on certain CREAM LINE. SOLUTELY' NO HEAT CAN Advertiser could do so. Unable to connect with Goo Wan Hoy, Mr. Cathcart BE TRANSMITTED TO of the land desired at this point. Un It's Big Enough for Anybody, THE INSIDE OF' THE SAFE. - took refuge in denials and threats of libel suits. der this option is agreed it that if the and makes a fine lunch. TW Advertiser was as undisturbed by menace as it had been uninfluenced United States decides to take the land There is no warping of walls or door. This SAFE is used by cajolery; but in behalf of fair play and having n6 wish to win by exposure Noholoa and his wife will give a good Don't forget to try it. by the United States Government. what might te. reached by negotiation, it laid the case, as. far as it had been and sufficient deed of it on the pay- - ment of $9000. All the most up-to-da- te Bever- - prepared, before a committee of Republican managers, at their "request, pro v " ages at our Soda Fountain. posing that Cathcart quietly withdraw; that 'the committee, as in the case of PEOPEE TEEATMENT FOE DYSEN- H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd. Kaea, choose some good man in his place- - and that the party then unite for TERY. SOLE AGENTS. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT. victory. . It was understood that Mr. Long would, for the sake of harmony, The great mortality resulting from sacrifice his own growing chances of election and retire. For a time it looked dysentery is due to a lack of proper as if some such compromise could be reached; but the committee of managers treatment. Not one case in a thou- sand will prove fatal when Chamber- finally concluded to give Mr. Cathcart the benefit of every doubt and to extend lain 's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea iier 15 i. no further relief to the ticket, thus letting it' carry its one remaining Jonah to Remedy is given first onset of at the fc . the end. That left the Advertiser no recourse but to appeal to the voters, con-de- nt the disease. For sale by Benson, Limited. those who defeated M. Brown on a Smith & Co., Ltd.. agents for H. L ... Fort Street e that A. far less formidable indictment V will also defeat the man whom Brown and his flying-wedg- e of sixty-fiv- e ex-poli- rTmrrmr r w r r r y delegates compelled the convention, very much against its will, to accept. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS PORT- We have just opened our new shipment of bamboo suit This morning the Advertiser presents the case of Goo Wan Hoy, a client LAND CEMENT AND LIME cases of all: sizes. COMPANY. They are very light and and inex- whom Cathcart betrayed and robbed. This story will handy " useful, yet be followed by others of pensive. ' a similar tenor. We mean to prove to the satisfaction of the honest voter that Capita $500,000. 8 Pre- ' Stock Per Cent. We are the only store in town-carryin- these bamboo renomination was an the of Cathcart affront to common honesty and one which ferred and $500,000 Common Stock,. suit cases. Buy one and try it. .

calls for a party rebuke that will serve as a lesson and a warning, for years to Kach of the par value of $20 per ,. Many other new things ..'- - t "" ' - ' come, to the men who make up Republican share. slates for the electors of this county Eaeh share of Preferred subscribed JUST RECEIVED AT

or this Territory to pass upon. 4 for and paid for will receive "as a bonus one-hal- f share of rlws Common NEW DESIGNS IN Stock of said company. ' i WHY GAMBLERS WANT CATHCART. Subscription list at P. L. Winter's Japanese Bazaar The most eager men in town to elect Cathcart and Brown for Brown is office, located . in the office of C. S. thc-appointme- Desky. Fort Street, near Convent. also running for of Che-f- a deputy under Cathcart are Willie Prospectuses for distribution. Jewelry lower-clas- s. ads Crawford, representing the Chinese gamblers, and the s of liquor-seller- Telephone No. 480. 8ll2 These people are unanimous for Cathcart for reasons of their own; and people not in the secret may guess them by a study of the situation. The special feature of As County Attorney, Mr. Cathcart could decide whether to prosecute a our Chinese Jade Jewelry law-breake- r, to dismiss the case against him, or to let the case drag on until is the perfect workman- ship fine of ' everybody has forgotten it, and then quietly enter nolle pos- Good and quality a prosequi. The Meals our jade. Why not have that session of this authority leads the law-breake- to employ Cathcart as private We have now many new counsel, which is where he makes his money. It is, with a sort in- good dinner them, of OUR designs in Lavalliers, tomorrow? surance against going to jail and he excuses it on the ground that others do Brooches, Pendants, Rings, the same thing. A study of Catheart's official career shows very etc. that few We invite your inspec- nice, tender fowl, roasted, brown leading delinquents of the class named have got into serious trouble with him Combination Lunch tion of this stylish line. A as prosecutor, and that those who have, were convicted upon evidence gathered, outside, and well without the County Attorney's help, by the police of an administration not in 25c., 35c, 50c. and 75c. seasoned filling and sympathy with him. DINNER, 50c. and 75c. bit of home-smoke-d In arranging for the coming two years it was evidently decided to elect a a our ham, would Sheriff. who. only wanted to draw his pay and would take advice as t his touch the spot. and policy from Cathcart and Brown. So John Wise, an amiable H.F. xpuppet, was nominated. Che-f- a Willie Crawford, to get him off the legislative Mlexander no,LiD. ticket, where he would attract the lightning and put him where he could "work I Metropolitan Meat Company, Ltd. with" the County Attorney's office to better advantage, was promised a police Young Cafe Leading Jewelers job nnder Wise; though Wise himself was not mentioned by Crawford in telling Young Building Telephone 45. Ihe story, as an immediate party to it. Then those fine old swashbucklers of the Brown administration, Van Giesen and McDuffie, were pulled out of their re- tirement, and word was given that they would serve Wise. Xow, if the voters ratify this, pretty little scheme, the situation will be like this: Wisej as Sheriff, will sit around and take his pay; Brown, as Cath- eart's right-han- d man, will actually control the police, determine whom they GO TO LMEIDO'S STORE ehali raid, and whom they shall not, and decide just how much and what evi- - 3H05T 152 HOTEL STREET, OPPOSITE YOUNG HOTEL dence shall be collected just as he did in times gone by. People who are ar- rested, if they happen to have employed the County Attorney's office as private counsel,-wi- ll feel that they are safe in the outcome of their cases. And that is FOR YOUR TRUNKS, VALISES AND SUIT CASES why the average depredator wants Cathcart to be elected. Millinery ionest Advice His stock of Shirts. Collars, Cuffs, Ties and Underwear complete. Also But the good citizen has but one point of vie,w. He wants honest adminis- is Hats and Caps of a large variety. Panamas specialty. tration; It is up to him, in view of the melancholy committal of the Repub- and Straw a Price your eyes. are right and no trouble to show goods. licans, to Took elsewhere for his means of getting it. " is what you want about Don't forget he has moved from Fort street to the Oregon block. 152 Hotel atreet. opposite Young Hotel. Opening When Your Eyes Trouble Why don't Uncle Sam's fighting vessels, like those of his British cousin, go about in their war paint f A battleship should no more be expected to get into You, Consult Us. other clothes when trouble comes than a policeman. It, should be ready at anv We cordially invite the ladies cf Ho time to lead off with a hard knock. This floating summer hotel business for nolulu and vicinity to attend our We will give you honest report warships is absurd, and at times it embarrasses the government. on condition. -- When a row FIRST SHOWING OF their puddenly springs up and the Navy Department wants to strip its ships for Our method of refracting is per- DEKORATO action, the State Department hurries in with a warning gesture fect. We employ scientific princi- and says: ples in all our work. "Don't! don't! This would surely give more offence and precipitate war." Imported Pattern Hats to So the ships have wait until war begins, or is on the verge of bennninr ,e. makes old walls fresh and fore they can get into trim. They do these things better in Britain FOR FALL H. F. new. ; inn I A Peking correspondent of the London WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, Times says that China shows no Optical Department. One pound will cover 60 to TOO relaxation in her anti-opiu- policy; but a formidable difficulty is the immense AND FOLLOWING DAYS importation of morphia and hypodermic appliances. All the Towers except These are the creations of Leading given assent to square feet. It Japan have their the enforcement of the clauses of the Ameri- Mainland Milliners, embodying the comes in all colors, can and British treaties of lf2, forbidding the importation of morphia except very latest ideas of the art, and can for medicinal purges, and the assent of Japan is expected dailv. An imperial not help but please feminine Honolulu. has just been published, decreeing and the colors Stav A dnrakU clict that Chinese who manufacture mor- - A large stock of new shapes and or nypoaermic appliances, or snopKeepers who 11 1 pnia sell morphia without a cus- - trimmings will enable our milliner to r toms permit, shall be banished to a "pestilential frontier of the empire.' build you a hat to order, if you are not wan nmsh. Sold by suited in the pattern hats. The has sage Star arrived at the conclusion that Carlos Lonjr . o show of being elected unless his Hawaiian friends. who constitute the voting majority, LEWERS COOKE, LTD. cast enough ballots for bim. That certainly seems reasonable, although Mr' 1 Long will have plenty of white votes besides. 177 S. King Street. Phone 775. 1 How in the name of common sense are the party managers going to satisfy w t w w ur- THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEETISEK, HONOLUI.tr, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1908. ir Jennings returned here several days people. I don't want nothing said ago. BEGKLEY TELLS about this in paper. Too much about STRONG TALK AT WATSOH PUTS Just what the offense items are is me, references my medals, my automo- MARINE not known. At the Shipping Commi- bile in press all time. I just tell people ssioner's off.ce it was explained that if vote for best man." MAUNAKAMALA HUGHES RIGHT the captain had advanced any money OF HIS TITLE There .were about-- two hundred peo- to his second mate, and the mate left ple attracted to the Laborula meeting T ROUBLE the ship, the captain wouldhave no re- at Atkinson Fark last night. Appar- (Continued from Page One.) (Continued from Tage One.) course, as Mi under the law he has no ently the majority of them came be- party and will .be the party in power Pauoa meeting of the right to do so. Demurs t. one Assures the Hawaiians It Will cause of the prospect after November 3. said when those men left Hono- of entertainment of the largest and most enthusiastic ROBERT "I whieh the announcement beg of you not to IE SEARLES lulu for the schooner Robert Searles Be an Honor to Them to that Admiral "I listen to the: yet held in that section of town, said: were incompetent Beckley and some foolish con-yo- that they and it was others would speak, tattle of people who try to make "I wish to talk upon a matter u not safe a thing for them to handle Elect Him. promised. Shouts and laughter and believe that Bryan will be elected cerning myself. i my a vessel" from here to the Sound," said It desire and derisive applause and J Wireless orders to arrest one Jen- Mr. Liddy yesterday. "Those men greeted Beckley 's that Democracy will predominate. the desire of the Democratic party to nings, who was up to a few days ago were Hawaiians. The mate tells, me speech from beginning to end, and This is not so. From one end of the conduct this campaign without any dis- fceeond mate of the schooner Kobert that he ordered some of them, aloft to THE MOO COW CHIEF. . when he concluded he was the recipient united States to the other all indica-- j agreeable personalities, and we hav paint the topmast. He Searles, lying at Kahului, came yes- found them of lots of jesting applause.' tions point to an overwhelming ma-- : striven hard to nietb-jorit- y With medals shining on his breast, keep out of thia painting the lowermast. They don't There were only about half a dozen for William terday to the local authorities, the know the difference between the throat Surrounded hv his court. II. Taft. In other jod of doing politics. I was very much in Bul-powe- message stating also that a warrant and the peak halliards, or even what The Moo Cow Chief of Home Rule fleet chairs front of the speakers' stand, words the Republican party will be in surprised to see a statement in the r.

would follow. Jennings was in confer those are. Those men came from the Sails gaily into ort. but the crowd made itself comfortable It will be and is the party letin concerning Sen-th- at ( myself and what sugar - : ence with iocal Federal authoritie plantations I used a little Sher by sitting or lying on the grass, and can do you good. For that rea- ator Hughes said of me. He said he lock Holmes about Why, look Upon the quarterdeck there stands but action is that. at sometimes listening to the speakers son you must see that it is to your had never yesterday, whatever the way their feet spread out. Why, Achi, the gallant mate, t entered into personality taken in his case will depend upon their toes looked like the.hieroglvphies And any sailor who rebels an1 sometimes engaging in eonversa advantage to stay by it. ! himself but he wanted to call attention the arrival of the warrant itself, which of Cleopatra's needle." Right swiftly .meets his fate. tion among themselves, lnere was a "On November 4, when all the world to something said by a sen-kno- ( Democratic states that the officer's offense is groe-- s As a matter of fact, the men were quintet club present that made quite a that the Republican party has atonal candidate at paid gorgeous Admiral waves his hand, Moiliilt. Jl not plantation nanus, but tnej were The with a song which the crowd in triumphed, also cheat. hit let the world know that ( that I said that all the Republican young town Hawaiians. The massive anchors drop; ' Jennings is one of the several men "Right here in Independence Bay," sisted on their singing over and over the Hawaiian Islands have shown the candidates were gamblers and No Terra Firma for Nieper. Charlie- - secured in Honolulu to make tip the Quoth he, "we're going to stop." again. Achi said the words of their people by voting , horn 'sports, and he wanted to brand schooner's crew, all of whom left foj Not a citizen of a country of which didn t, amount to anything. Admiral for Republican candidates. The Repub-- , that statement as false. He So, with his crew sixteen men did not week Thursday. he has been a resident for twenty-seve- n of Beckley said was composed honor be power Maui last At that And second in it in lican party will surely in and mention my name, but the Bulletin years, not a subject of a Far command. time there was a controversy between The Moo Cow Chief struts o'er the of him by one of the musicians. An it is for you to vote for the Republican j must have known that he referred to East Emperor, and afflicted an - Joseph T. Liddy, agent of the Sailors' with deck, ,other song, one with which Achi was dandidate for representative to Con- j me. can only his ailment which I attribute making and Tom Lee, watchman at prevents him, an alien, But does not dare to land. greeted when he mounted the stand, gress. By so doing you will send to such Union, the from landing here such was the plight a statement to one of two reasons, Railway wharves, over the sup well-know- n seemed to be a frequent repetition of man who will be hand, either he mis-an- d latter of John Nieper, the Hono- T"or while he stays upon the sea, Washington a was misquoted or he was I plying the crew. Liddy said the men lulu expressman, who arrived yester- He's master and can rule, tne words "Kale Aki" adapted to a glove,with the party in power and informed as to what I said. I can not day on S. S. krere. incompetent to act as seamen. the China from Japan. But if he try to land, he fears hula tune. so will be able to most intelligently believe Mr. Hughes, whom I have Mr. Nieper was the only passenger for The shores of ridicule. . David Kalauokaiani, Sr., Laborula and readily work for your very best considered an honest man. guil- - Honolulu, but he was confronted here Supervisor, OFFICE OF UNITED candidate for called the terests. Vote for Republican candidates ty of uttering so LOCAL THE by a peculiar complexity of the law, Full many a longboat has been wrecked meeting to order and made the first malicious a lie to STATES WEATHER BUREAU. and last evening was not allowed to On such a rockv shore, introducing William Olepau as generally and you will put into office injure an opposing candidate. come ashore. speech, Honolulu, Friday, October 16, 1903. So stay at sea, great Admiral, chairman of the occasion. Kalau-okala- ni men who have the support of this pow state in all honesty that I never A couple of months ago Mr. Nieper the "I And make us laugh no more. urged that they support the erful party." made such a statement as the Bulletin THERMO. went to Japan. The Japanese quaran- whole ticket. promised to look 2 5 mVD was" He Jim Quinn talked good roads, his attributes to me as charced Mr. tine officials decided that as he the interests of the laboring man bv t '5 -- 3I&5-- C a after proper con-- ; : 'K S K R $ R not Japanese subject, and being a "Vote for the best men, no matter if elected. favorite "Macadam" and Hughes. Furthermore, I would not : a w man in bad health, he could not land what ticket they are on; no matted William Olepau made a speech of trol of the county 's affairs. Every make such a statement as some of the 3 f 5 s is on Nipponese shores. He was turned whether they Eepublians, Demo some length in taking the chair, which, mention of improvement to tne roaas best friends 1 have are Republicans an I back, and so he returned to Honolulu, are . i t I; : : TT.-- a t?.,i,c by the way, in his case is a purely was cheered and Mr. Quinn received are on tse Republican ticket, but where all his interests are. But as he metaphorical expression, because there that has never been naturalized, as far as George Beckley's adviee at the Labo-- , an ovation when he left the platform. does not prevent me from expressing 1800 J9 M iJ 8C .00 78 7 x .. wa8 no chair for the presiding officer !:& the immigration officials knew last rula meeting S. P. Correa iade no mention of any my views about some of the at Atkinson pary last and he stood throughout the entire candidates. taCl 39.W 82 69 76 jU 71 4 evening, and as he is therefore a sub night. ' j meeting. other members of the party but spoke "What I did say is that the Demo- ject of so they said Germany, he was - SO 01 80 7S 76 . 00 Buckley was next speak- U03 62 4 HB held aboard as an alien Privately he explained that the rea-- AdmJ1 the a few words in which he asked for cratic party has put up a clean ticket in ' er, aner"ne was followed by Kaieihuia, and we have no gamblers 39 90 63 63 7 .01 5 account being regu nor tin horn US 8 and the immigration" laws have some son he gave this advice was (1) the Representative support on of the sports on vr sav on persons so Morula candidate for it. made that statement thing to unfortunate fol-th- at as ISM 30 03 62 71 78 - 00 62 2 .7 voters were going to pick out the men Fourth District. He was lar Republican nominee and feeling before as to be without a country and sick. from the and I make it again, but I dil lowed by Charles Broad, another legis-0- a sured he was the man best fitted not make any such t) 01 83 Ti 78 .Co 64 1 6 suited them, irrespective of party, that statement as attrib W There was quite a conference of candidate. to me steamship, immigration officials and harafm lative to serve the interests of the people. uted by the Bulletin, and as 1308 10 00 82 70 78 .M 60 4 B ' Henrv ida was the only one of the charged by Mr. Hughes. '8 others interested in Nieper's case, and to do it would please them and make Harry von Holt referred to Mr. Trent The charge 18C7 80 72 76 .03 72 5 9 orators of the evening who spoke in is false, foolish and absurd on its face. as the China does not leave for San friends for him; (2) all the other sptak- - him. as a good man for the post of treasurer But n English. Olepau translated for I say again that I believe Mr. 1901 30.01 7 75 78 .00 64 I 9 SB 14 Francisco until n 00 todav, it was de how six years! he he believed himself was ques- ers urged the voters to vote for all Vida told the erowd for but stated that Hughes either misquoted or misin- cided that all should sleep on the T CO I y7T" as a formed, Ajw'lO 82 72 77 C2 69 i5 tion for the night and. a decision be the nominees of the florae Rule and he naa appeaiea to tnem to be just as good a man if not better and don't believe he would until he had found out how rot-Lab- deliberately' falsify about me or my NE. given this morning. dif- - hcan hd having the outweighing advantage S..and parties, and therefore to be ten aad tfust.riddea the Republican candidacy. WM. B. STOCKMAN. There were but four first-clas- s pas ferent he advised as he did. ' joined of being the choice of the Republican thought sengers on the vessel from party was. Then he had the "I it fair to myself and to Section Director. the Orient .Illustrating more specifically his idea Democratic party aftd found it was party for that position. you to mpke this statement, and from for San Francisco, one of the lightest nomina- - the Admiral in explanation said: wrse- - So that failing to get a S. P. Maielua was greeted with a now on 'i will refrain from making TIDES. SUN AND MOON. ists in her career. The. voyage was "Now had joined any pleasant with the exception of a . , tion from that party he the generous round of applause when he ap- personal references in my suppose I tell era, 'Vote for me; may Home Kule tad been en speeches. ' ' .1-- couple of days of rough near pav 12 12 2 2 weather be good friend yon Holt there, he get dorsed by the Labor party. He drew peared on the platform. He spoke The remainder of Mr. Watson's ti5 the Islands. The vessel has about 500 labor- - modestly saying that he was k. tons of cargo for Honolulu. sore; I say vote for best man, I make quite an affecting picture of the shortly and speech directed toward the differ- iSl - B q - c ?! of country ground down ences between the two great parties. r - The China has been unfortunate in more friends." ins men the had no personal feeling whatever between the upper millstone of Repub- There was no Home Rule party, bnt -- m. p ni. j in l iu, I kite the . small number of passengers she This private explanation of his eclec- against Kaea but that the great party of Democ- po-pitic- M 12 1.24 1 8 5 2JU 0fll2.tjS 56 5 36 6.15 has been carrying, for some time, and licanism and the lower one the Democratic party took in such ticism, however, was not for the crowd. racy, only he didn 't say it that way. had selected him to take Kaea's place elements, and the labor inter- V 11 X5 1 8 5.55 11 2' 1 .15 5 56 B 35' 9 C2 t is because of her place in the To on grass in he was determined to win elec- ests of United were I I ) I them he pointed out the honor it Some boys lying down the and that the States enrolled l I schedule, which gives her no chance. W 14 7 00, 1.7 6 22 ' 1.4C 8 57 5 31 .5J would be to the Hawaiian people to a place "where a deep shadow fell, tion if he could do so; and promise i to with the Democratic party and are - She is sandwiched between the big .m . shouted back to Vida, "Pololei kela," of the people working for Bryan. The voters of U 7 56 1.6 7.10. 0.05! 4.36 5.57 5 3310.44 ships Mongolia, Manchuria, Siberia and elect him, the only Hawaiian to whom Vida serve the best interests could do ! I and similar words of acclaim. this Territory no better than ' I Korea, and as people generally desire he were so elected. T i 9 00 1 5 9.50 0 .40 5.56 5 5 5.3211 41 ti.e United States, in the persons of promised, if elected, to give an eco if to safeguard their own interests by ! I the big bosrts nowadays, the fine old p.m. a.m. Captain Bolles and Bulger, Inspectors nomicaL administration of affairs, but John Wise spoke to the women. He voting for the Democratic ticket. I 17 IOCS 15 -- . 6 36, 1.45 5.56 5.32 China's excellent accommodations go I ! too orators, he m The former flagship has of Steam Hulls and Boilers, had ever the word economical was almost . put, them in a good humor by saying The Republican said, tell 19 11 05 1 S o. 7.00 S.V5.Nj5 31! 0.26 . - had to the voters every night they must ft about the most commodious staterooms a license. m much for him, and he tackle pretty things, and then referred to the that given master's Someone or times before hJ got it. send a Republican Legislature to the Last quarter of the moon Oct. 16. ith high ceilings, wide corridors and great influence which they could exer- Tne tides Kahalui and Hilo occur the crowd asked "What about Captain Ackj was the ony speaker to whom Executive building this time to be in at most spacious "real steamer" decks of audi-- men folks. tell you, Govern- .bout one hour earlier than at Hono- fleet. Simerson!" but the Admiral paid no much attention was given by the cise over their "I harmony with the Republican the entire Repub- or. speaker atked lulu. , The China goes at 12 noon today. attention to the interruption. enee. He was listened to. He started ladies," he said, "that it is the The what iniquitous 10 out by attacking McCandless' land has the best men. The bills the Republicans contemplated in Hawaiian standard time la hours Cracked Steam Pipe. "I tell you about my being Admiral lican party that Democrats M minutes slower than Greenwich He sai the Ameriean land troducing that the could of the Hawaiian Islands," continued America and men who will work for the interest not vote for. He could safely promNe time, being: that of ths meridian of 157 About a day and a half behind time, iaws were 0nly good for the r. "When Admiral Togo not for Hawaii, and that if applied to and to the advantage of your homes. that the Democrats, if elected, would decrees thirty minutes. The time the Royal Mail steamship Aorangi ar any good would vote blows 1:30 p. m., which Is and other Japanese officers were at Hawaii the haoles would get all the That is what interests the women, what vote for bill, and trhlstle at rived in port yesterday morning from ' for any bill that was good, whether 0 0 mln-ate- a. land, good home life, and I as- it the same as Greenwich hours Colonies and Hilo a wireless message come to me ques- is for their government moon the departed shortly after He next took ut the leprosy came from the or not. H Sun and are for local time noon for Vancouver and Victoria. A from Governor Carter telling me take ail buildings that sure you that the Republicans, will look said the Republican party was weak or the whole irrouw tion. He told of the steam pipe cracked while the vessel Admiral Togo to Voleano of Kilauea. were being put up by the Federal after your homes. Do not let people of this campaign and the. Republicans was nearing iirisbane ana two aavs So I put on my uniform and medals government and the Territory for the the other parties influence your hus- knew it, and this time they were put- were lost at this port while repairs lepers and declared that ting w the fight of their lives to holl and went out in shore boat to Jaoa- - treatment of bands and brothers, but see that they were being made. The crack was no- - thev were not being built for nothing, on. The Republicans tan not under- man-o'-wa- vote Republicans only." iced in time so that with proper pre nese Admiral Togo said to bnt" a wav wouia be found to fill for stand why. the meetings of the Demo- tht a straight shot at M OP cautions no accident occurred. me 'But there is no Admiral of Hawai-- ! them. The remainder of his speech David Kama took crats are so crowded and those of the Then there was more delay at Suva iari Islands.' I sav to him here is was ta"ken up with a discussion of his the Democrats by saying: "The Demo- Republicans are not. The Republicans ft In the last few days the Aorangi en fitness for the position of'Mayor. crats nave said that the Republicans have promised and promised for ten countered fitful weather and rough wireless message irom Acting Governor' ?J assay-- ears. On the mainland the party is m lie quoted the afternoon papers do they say that? is seas. The Aorangi has eighty through Atuinson, directed to 'Admiral' Beck- jreaeraiion are bad. Why It called the G. O. P., or Grand Old Party, ins that mavbe the Civic absurd to say that a party is bad. We passengers. The vessel left 19o bags ley, that rs me. Admiral Togo bowed would endorse him for Mayor. He did but laeTe it should be known as the 1. of mail here, which are to be trans heard whether do not say that the Democrats are bad, O. P., or the Poor Old Party. to large estates are often de- and said 'Very well.'" : not know. He had not ferred to the China, whieh leaves for was so or not. But it would get we simply say that we are the better Among other speakers was Rathburn, prived of . their legacies told that to show that am recog- it if San Francisco today. "I I him any votes he would welcome such party. Such accusations do not hurt who accused Joe Cohen. Reprcsentati ve? through the dishonesty or in- nized Admiral," explained Beckley af- were candidate on the Republican ticket, of Marama Came Late. an endorsement, because votes us; they simply strengthen confident competence of the executor. terwards. "Title given me by Mas- what he was after. failing to pay up the Hawaiian band Canadian-Australia- n steamship in our party by showing the smallness tour. was The administration of es- The ters and Pilots Association. They sur- Wallie Davis, the candidate of the for its American It the Marama arrived off port about 10 two Koolaus for Supervisor, and J. M. of those who stoop to say such things." same charge often brought against Mr. tates and executing of wills o'clock last night and anchored among prised me givin' me the title. I sur- Cohen. As to John Wise, he asked the Kealoha, the present Supervisor irom Dan Logan, was strong against the ' are our business. We don 't warships the outer anchorage prised them giving' 'em a dinner. 1 re- voters whether thev were going to the at that district and a candidate for idea of go"ernment by commission. He make mistakes. The pilot met the vessel and remained want show I am honor to Hawaiian election, were the concluding speakers. vote for a man for Sheriff who strikes on board for the night, ready to bring said: "Under the Republican party a man at a political meeting and her into port the first thing this morn these Islands have been able to govern draws blood and disturbs the peace. ing. The Marama 'arrived from Van themselves well, and we can" see that As far as lankea was concerned, he couver and is en route to the Colonies SOUTH GIVES TAFT is not distant when we was all right in a way, but he criti- ( Among the passengers from Honolulu the time far cized his instructions to the member will be Mr. Mason Mitchell, the new shall be a State and elect our own of the police department that if they American consul jreneral to Samoa. A CORDIAL WELCOME Governor. We do not want to see a set went into the political arena they Mill who has ben stoiping at the Moana of strangers, appointed for qualifica must resign. Iaukea did not resign, eouple compelled do so. coiFiir. n with Mrs.' Mitchell for a of tions of which we know nothing, come but all others to weeks. (Associated Press Cablegrams.) Crabbe, in referring to Lane, sail in here and govern our Islands, as 923 Fort St. CHATTANOOGA, Tennessee, October 17 Taft is receiving a cordial wel that meant a narrow road, and that is though we were unable to do it our what people of Pauoa would get. METEOROLOGICAL EECOSD. come throughout the South, where he has already appeared and spoken at eleven the selves." He also spoke at some length tfn referring to Pern, he said that Every Sunday STorning by th , dt-lig- meetings. ht sued . - , . .Li meant green, cool plants, always a TJ. on good citizensnip, anti SKeicneu me Local OSlce. S. "Weather Bureau. to the eye. Therefore the people progress ot events irom tne I political could make a choice, and undoubtedly THERM. WIND c SUICIDAL ATTEMPT monarchy up to the present time. it would be the Fern. John C. Lane spoke of his visit to i !ra'I;: Chicago to attend the Republican con- PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS. 'I SAN FEANCISCO, attempted He said: convention October 16. Miss Florence Scott of Honolulu vention. "The OINTMENT is guarantee-- ! same PAZO 5 to Commit suicide by jumping from one of the Oakland ferryboats today. The in Chicago was run on just the on a bigger our to cure any case of Itching, Blind, cause of her act is said to lines, only scale, as ! have been illness. 6 f 4 H T2 T 74 5 fe 8 convention here. This is a conclusive Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to Si 04 xo ! 7 ; ne ii t MTl proof that we have been properly in- 1 4 days or money refunded. Made by 1 CM 79 I 7 .2M 8 j NK 4 ! Miss Re W 7 "i ri;,T 6 'S j 6 Florence Scott, mentioned in the above dispatch, is a si.ter of John structed in political affairs by the PARIS MEDICINE CO Saint LouU c 2V K7 2 I ,.0f) n 2 , 6 T A. Scott, manager Snr-a- r publican party, and that, by electing O0 7i! ftK 0 of the HiJo Co. She has ,een ill for a louz time, ami U. S. of A. K r 70f 5 Republicans to office, we shall lie plac- 8 10 M j 63 u',7- - 6 ' i her condition wss such K:2 about the time of the arrival of the Hilonian last trip ing in charge of affairs men who are that her friends advised a change of climate. In the absence of Mr. Scott at reading are cor- best able to work for the interests of Note. Barometer the Coast, Captain Matson. an old was consulted, and several the people in every way." rected for temperature. Instrumental friend, after Fine Residence delays she was persuaded to take Alameda, which left here on the 7th inst. William Ahia spoke of a rumor that rrors, and local gravity, and reduced the regard i rmtP, '. Average cloudiness stated has circulated round town with mf :o eea level. to the nonvotine &f the militia. :tj 0 10. Direction of ycale from to he, false report, during 24 SHERIFF SMASHES HEARST'S DOOR. "This." said "isa on Tantalus wind Is prevailing direction started by some of another party to nours ending at 8 p. m. Velocity of OMAHA, Nebraska, October 16. The doors of William Randolph Hearst's per stateroom were broken on make mischief witn tne uepiuiiicans. wind Is average v:oelty In miles down board the train here today by the Sheriff The mpml ers of the niiiitia have a per- Beautiful gfrourrd:?, well kept, and tour. T Indicates trace of rain. charged with the duty of serving the papers in the Haskell libel suit on Hearst. riyht it is only the regular STOCKMAN. fect to vote; WM. B. Governor Haskell has sued Hearst for 850,000 libeL The Sheriff, after some armv that are not allowed this privi- in apple-ui- e order. cton Director. everything difficulty, served Hearst with the summons to appear in court. lege. A militiaman is as much a pri- vate citizen as any of yoii while h" is not in uniform, and is and always will FLEEING REFUGEES MEET DEATH. be allowed to vote. ' ' DETROIT, October 16. A train of refugees from the great forest fire All the streakers aked for a straiL'ht-ticke- t was burned today. vote ami. while "irriwinor atten- of the State Fifteen people perished. tion to themselves and stating their reasons relieving that they are the ) 1 for Bishop Trust Co., MILLION DOLLAR BLAZE. best for the offices for which they are candidates, thev all referred to the CHICAGO, October 16. Fire on the docks of the Calumet-rive-r did a 1: party, and asked the voters to put 1 dollars' worth of damage today. through t'ue other nominees. Xo. 924 Bethel Street. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1903

Castle & Cooke, 1 Fraternal Meetings QUESTION NEW 'TO OUR AUTO ORDINANCE Ltd. YOU HAY LEARN SHIPPING AND COMJOSSIOM POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT NO. 1, MERCHANTS. I. o. o. r. COURTS IS RAISED IS DECLARED VALID in Y.W.C.A. rooms Meets every first and third Friday Sugar Factors and General Tjuotm the of the month, at 7:30 d. m.. in Odd Fellows' Hall. Fort Street. Agents. Visitire brothers cordially invited j over H. May & Co., to attend. A brief was filed yesterday in the The Supreme Court yesterday in REPRESENTING R. MENAUGH. C. P. Circuit Court in the case of Kaholana-ol- a decision written by Justice Wilder up Ltd., Tuesday, Thur- L. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe. New England Mutual Life U. Williams vs. W. R. Castle, on held the validity of the automobile or Company of Boston. Iiuurn. EXCELSIOR LODGE NO 1. I. O. O. F. Meets every Tuesday evening, at behalf of the defendant. In his case dinance in the case of the Territory vs, Aetna Fire Insurance Co. sday and Saturday 1 in M,M Votlnro. IT. II Pnrt G. E. Schaefer. would National Fire Insurance Co JT Street. Visiting brothers cordi- - it is stated a question new to Hawaiian It seem however allv" invited to attend. courts has been raised, as to whether that the ordinance may be declared mornings just what II. B. BROWN, N. O. L. L. LA PIERRE. Secy. there is dower in equitable estates. invalid in another case if a point not In this case a bill was filed to com- stated in the certificate of appeal in can be done on a HARMONY LODGE NO. 3, I. O. O. F. Meets every Monday evenine. at pel Castle as trustee under tlie will of this case is raised in any other. , The 7:30. in Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort , Auction Sale Street. Visiting brothers cordi Joshua Williams to allow dower to the court holds that there is no discrimina- - ally invited to attend. j tion in the ordinance between J. LIGHTFOOT, N. G, plaintiff in a certain share of the estate resident Thursday. October 22. 1908, E. R. HENDRY. Secy held by him in trust. The conditions and non-reside- chauffeurs, which was GAS 12 O'CLOCK NOOX, Burroughs' Adding of the trust are that the trustee shall one of the principal points raised by PACIFIC BEBEKAH LODGE NO. 1, At my Salesroom, 847 Kaahumami St. O. - I. o. r. pay over to the children of Joshua Wil- , the appeal. In conclusion howeve? the R. c Meets every second and fourth I have been instructed by R. "' Thursday, at 7:30 p. ra.. Odd liams share and share alike the income! court says: Reidford, Esq., administrator of the Machines V Hall. Rebekahs Fellows' Visitinif or-e- STOVE of the estate. The children of a deeeas- - "Defendant finally urges that the d estate of Asa Hastings, to sell as above FLORENCE LEE, N. G. 'dinance was superseded or impliedly re-an- d the whole of the tools, etc., comprising Secy. child are to have their parent's share ALICE NICHOLSON. by part of the above estate, among whica on the death of the last child the pealed Revised Laws Sections 3115 would draw your to A New 2, attention demonstrator from 0LIVE BRANCn BEBEKAH LODGE NO. property is to be divided among the and 3116, as amended by Act 68 of the Drilling Lathe, Wood Turning Lathe, X. O. O. P. The Waterhouse everv first and .1 laws of 1907, Vise, Clamps, Elec- Co. York will all ad- - itm heirs. following the ruling made Bench Files, Locks, show -i the - . n- 1 -- . m.aa 1 rAA i a iiurauQji fc f . f. xii., in vuu Electric Motors, Mould Hall. Visiting; Rebekahs The plaintiff is the widow 6f one of in Territory vs. MeCandless, 18, Haw. tric Batteries, Judd Building. vantages in burning gas by Fellos' Tools, Tarw, Dies ana ixua cnis- - are roru.aiiv mvupu w nutuu. the children of Joshua Williams. But 61G, that a county has no power to ers' in FRANCIS BINDT, N. G. els, Keys, Sewing Machine, Anvil, Bel making cakes and jellies SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, Secy. the time for the division of the estate prohibit by ordinance an aet already lows, Vises, Hammers, Saws, Bits, made penal Watch, the presence of anyone who OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371. F. & A. M. by the trustee, has not yet come. by Territorial statute. This Files, Drills, Steel Safe, Lady's Ml Meets on the last Monday of each point of law was not stated in the (gold), Silver Watch and Charms, Box is interested. month, at Masonic Temple, at 7 :30 p of P. O. Stamps, One Fruit Dish DISTILLED WATER m. are cordially certificate of appeal and consequently JJX Visitin brethren in (Queen Emma silver), Foot-powe- r yited to ittend. cannot M. M. JOHNSON, W. M. A WITNESS ARRESTED be considered." Grindstone, etc., etc. PURE SODA WATER W. H. GOETZ, Secy. In the police court the defendant was F. MORGAN. found JAS. Honolulu Gas Go., LEAHI CHAPTER NO. 2, O. E. S. . guilty of driving his automobile AUCTIONEER. Meets every third Monday of each AS faster than permitted by the ordinance. month, at 7:30 p. m., in the Masonic IJUCCDMPLICE Temple. Visitinjr sisters and brothers This judgment is afiirmed. Fountain Sada Warks LIMITED A are cordially invited to attend. CLARA M. SCHMIDT, V. M. Auction Sale ' ADELAIDE M. WEBSTER, Secy. Yee fon Jo, one of the witnesses Bishop Street brought down in connection .with Ah Sa'urday, October 31, 1908, Forcegrowth LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 3. O. E. S. fc MAKES A Meets at the Masonic Temple every Lum, the alleged illicit distiller of Sundav CrmrrVt PLANTS GROW m second Saturday of each month, at 12 O 'CLOCK NOON, at my Salesroom. 7:30 p. m. Visiting sisters and broth-- was yesterday arrested on a LOTS 47-4- BLOCK F Hawaiian Fertilizer Co.. Ltd. era are cordisllv invited to attend. warrant sworn out by United (Area about 10,000 Square MINNIE FRAZEE. W. M. States t. Feet) I oei vices E. O. HALL Ss SON, A. E. WEI. BOURNE, Secy. District Attorney Breckons, charging LTD, him with illicit distilling, the evidence Kapiolani Park Tract Selling Agents LADIES' AUXILIARY, A. O. H, DIVISION CENTBAL UNION CHUECH. 'ilU in NO. 1. tending to show that he was an accom Near entrance to fort, water pipe to Meets every first and third plice of Ah Lum. This evidence came Corner of Beretania avenue and lots, hard road rigHt by them. Sold Mr. Mrs. For Sale by Richards street. for what they will fetch. Go see them. and LB. U. Hall, Fort Street. out in the testimony taken before the Visiting sisters are cordi- Doremus Seudder, minister; Amos A. Hashimoto grand jury in the Ah Lum case. JAS. F. MORGAN, ally invited to attend. It Ebersole, assistant minister. AUCTIONEER. Len Choy MRS. K. COWES, Pres. seems that Yee. Hon Jo was a near Services on Sunday, October IS, as JOSEPHINE DILLON, Sec MASSEURS Cor. Smith and Beretania neighbor of Ah Lum near Laupahoehoe follows: ' Bible school Clifton n. Tracy, su- - RHEUMATISM, MYSTIC LODGE NO. 2, K. of P. and as such helped in the moonshine BRUISES, Meets on the second and fourth Tues- perintendent- - -- witn classes lor all ages, KAlfVlUKI days of each month at 7:30 o'clock business. at 9:45 a. m. SPRAINS, in K. of P. Hall, corner Fort and TIRED FEEL- REPAIRS Beretania. Visiting brothers cordi- Mr. Breckons was not well yesterday Morning worship and holy com- ING, ally to 11 Well, I ! and other invited attend. and did not eome down to his office at munion at o'eloek. The minister Sold the Others ailments to watches and jewelry made W. L. LYLE. C. O. will preach; subject, "T.he Vision on qulcklj promptly. Work guaranteed. F. WALDRON, K. R. S. all. The grand jury in consequence ad- the Housetop." Choir and chorus, and am now favored with instructions RELIEVED. HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. 1, PYTHIAN journed yesterday morning until Mon- Stanley Livingston conductor, will sin. from Mr. G. Schuman to sell at 444 KING ST, A. M. Dietz Jewelry Co. SISTERS. day. The grand jury has not yet made the anthem, "Break Forth Into Joy" PALAMa Meets every first and third Monday, 7:30 p. m., at Knights of Pythias any report to the court though is (Barnby). i PUBLIC Telephone 63V FORT, NEAR HOTEL it it Christian Endeavor Society will AUCTION Hall. Fort and Beretania streets. All nown several indictments The visitors cordially invited to attend. that have meet at 6:30 p. m. Subject, " Com- at an upset price of only MARTHA AHRENS, M. E. C. been voted, or will ,be. SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, K. R. S. mending Our Society IV. By Syste M-- Mr." $150.00 KOA DESKS . matic, Generous Giving." Leader, and Red Clover Creamery OAHU LODGE NO. 1. K. Of P. Ralph Brown. his eight lots, numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Meeta every first and third Friday at AcM is Boasted. FOUR POSTERS 7:30 o'clock, Pythian Hall, corner Evening worship at 7:20 o'clock. 6, 7, 8, in Block 16, Kaimuki, only .'us Butter Beretania and Fort streets. Visiting Judge Lindsay yesteraay refused to Sermon by the assistant minister; sub- one block from car-lin- e, on brothers cordially invited to attend. "Self-Realization.- " Anthem by A. DEERING. C. C. divorce ject, WING CHONG 40c a pound the best have anything tq.do with the the choir, "Art Thou Weary?" Ilth AVENUE CO, ever gold In Honolulu J. W. WHITE, K. R. S. proceeding of Ngee vs. Xgee until then King and Bethl (Scheuker). Solo, Mrs. Mackall. Go and see them. Look at the WO Mckinley lodge no. s, ex- 8AM MEAT CO, wtlliam libel was pnt in such shape that it was A cordial invitation is hereby pretty homes along 11th. Just enough Stall In Fishmarket K. of P. tended to strangers, seamen, Meets every second and fourth Satur understandable. W. C. Achi, the Labo travelers, surface stone for foundation. . attx clock, gener- I'll day evenine at 7:30 o in mayor, was at- visiting friends and the public contract to clear at very low prifee. Bun Lee ToI Co. Pythian HalL corner Beretania and rnla candidate for the ally to attend all these services. fFort streets. Visiting brothers cordi torney for the libelant and it was at Some lots have better view than ally invited to attend. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. others. Macadam road. Terms, cash; Contractors, Builders, Painters W. U. FRAZEE, C. O. him that Judge Lindsay's remarks were jCola E. A. JACOB SON. K. R. S. deed and stamp furnished by seller. Coca directed. He claimed not to have writ- A. C. McKeever, pastor. For good value and close proximity to KOA FURNITURE TO ORDER. a. school. The Hot Weather Beverage COURT CAMOES NO. 8110, A. O. P. ten the libel in the case but as it was 9:45 m. Bible street car this is the cheapest price Meets every second and fourth Tues- C:30 p. m. Y. P. S. C. E. Subject, see King Street, near Nnnanu. day of each month, at 7 :30 p. m., in filed by him Judge Lindsay sail he ' ever offered. Fly around and for San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. Giving." yourself; then come and buy. Lots HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS Visiting brothers cordially invited to would have to hold him responsible. 11 a. m. Sermon; "Greeks Would are each 15,000 square feet. The most completer Phono 516. attend. See Jesus." and attractive curl H. PEREIRA. C. R. Accounts Approved. Are I I M. C. PACHECO. F. S. 7:30 Sermon; "Who Foolish?" 1 The final accounts of Elsie M. Wun- - All are welcome. CAMOES CIRCLE NO. 240, C. O. F. Waialae Car-lin- e STEJNER'S BENJAMIN CLOTHES Meets every second and fourth Thurs- denberg, executrix of the will of Fred ( day of each month, at 7:30 p. m- -, ia Island Curio San Antonio Hall, Vineyard strett. Wundenberg, former guardian of the Store Visiting companions are cordially in- person and property of Parker, Jonah, Elite Building, Hotel vited to attend. H-- ap- O MRS. HELEN M. PERRY, G. 0. Edward and Ernest Cummings. were cr er street. Visitor al- MR. L. A. PERRY. F. S. HELmIL proved by Judge "De Bolt yesterday. It ways welcome. The Kash Company, Ltd. COURT LUNALILO NO. 6600. A. O. P. was found that the guardian held Meets every first and third Wednes- - a a i"J P S VI. H. SOLE AGENTS W day evenines of each month. at 7:o $297.09 for Parker; $332.54 for Jonah C S3 m.. in Pythian Hall. corner Fort b a THOENE lp. - and $385.90 for Edward Cummings, ana i nd Beretania streets. Visiting broth- MsHalHBBVHHai HSaBflSaMsaBM. CONTRACTOR rT ers cordially invited. that Ernest was indebted to his guard- T. O. BLACK WELL. O. R. Palolo Road House Fainting JAS. K. KAULIA, P. C, F. S. ian to the amount of $217.58. J. Al- General Jobbizi Magoon is Carpentering HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. O. E. fred the present gnardian i 3 j 2 j 1 Meets on second and i Repairing Furniture a . Specialty P. M. POND fourth Wednesday even- Inventory Filed. ings of each month, at 6 5 1124 UNION ST. Telephone 4X1. 7:30 o'clock, in Pythian The Hawaiian Trust Company, ad- Iff.! Hall, corner Beertania and Fort streets. Visit- 8 j 7 ing Eagles are invited to attend. ministrator of the estate of x'lora Dex- 7 Fj-ti- General Contractor W. L. FRAZEE. W. P. H. T. MOORE. Secy. ter, deceased, yesterday filed an inven- For Kimonos LOWING, GRADING, tory in the Circuit Court. The inven- r HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 51, A. A. Of M. SEE HAULING, ROCK, SAND, ETC. M. & P. tory includes 8 shares of Hawaiian Meets on the first Sunday evening of each month, at 7 Agricultural stock; 210 shares of Oalm K. Let Us Submit an Estimate o'clock, at Odd Fellows' sugar; 11 shares Hawaiian Commercial 1 I ! Fukuroda Hall. All sojourning breth- f ren are cordially invited to and Sugar Company; ICO shares of ALL COLORS AND PRICES. P. M. POND - Telephone 890 attend. By order Worthv President, Ewa, and $800.35 cash. The entire es A. Tn.LETT. tate is valued at $13,049.35. FRANK C. POOR, Secy. i FOR SALE Rubber Goods THEODORE ROOSEVELT CAMP NO 1. The Will Contest. H. S. W. V. GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. every and third Wednesday of A motion to strike from tne flies the ; You your family doctor i Meets first won't tell - Centennial's each month in Waverley Hall, corner Bethel contest of the Trineess Kawananakoa the whole Story about your private Puunui R. H. PEASE - - Preside" m. T ON and Hotel Streets, at 7:30 p. I THE HEIGHTS Market Street, By order of the Camp Commander, of hpr husband's will, has been filed illness you are too moaest. You A , lot 100x200, fronting on two San Francisco, Cal., U. S. A. J. K. BROWN, Adjutant. i 1 mJi- - . bv John F. Colburn. The ground is that eecl to fFS-- streets, with house Best Flour ' ham, Lynn,afdjVIass., the things you of six rooms, for MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL ASSO- does ,n at onlv $1500. CIATION. it not appear the record ot the couldllot explain to the doctor. Your Gatton, Neill & Company, Ltd. HENRY MAY & CO., LTD. Meets second and fourth Mondays of each case that she is an heir or entitled to con-- month at the new K. of P. Hall, corner Fort letter will be held in the strictest any part the - College 22 and Beretania streets. in the distribution of fidence. From her vast correspond- Hills ENGINEERS AND Phone E. HUGHES, Pres. during-- ery choice location. See who are MACHINISTS. H. G. WOOTTEN, Secy. estate. ence with sick women the ,the neighboring owners. Price is verv past thirty years she may hare ow. QUEEN AND RICHARDS STREETS. HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1. ' Want a Directed Verdict. I have exclusive sale on these. O. S. M. gained me very Knowieage mar, win and can Co. Meets every offer inducements to re-tub- ed Union Electric first and third IOl-Ca- rl intending Boilers with charcoal-iro- B Thursday of each month, K. In the suit of Mary Richards against help your case. fcUCh letters as the buyers who in ' will build. or steel tubes. of P. Hall, corner es-D- e General ship work. 69 BERETANIA STREET. Fort and On Tai and others before Judge lowing, from grateful women, Beretania streets. Visitine beyond a doubt the powerof BISHOP brothers cordially invited to Bolt and a jury, the jury were ex-- 1 tablish STREET Telephone 315. attend. A. B. ARLEIGH. Sachem. cused yesterday until Monday while LYDIA EL PINsfiH A!1'5 YAMATOYA, Hons Wiring - Bells - Dry Cells A. E. MURPHY, C. of R. counsel argued a motion on behalf or VEGETABLE COMPOUND ALL KINDS OF Special attention to installing private HONOLULU LODGE 616. B. P. O. E. the plaintiff for a directed verdict. Honolulu Lodge No. 616, B. conquer telephones snd general repair work. Ejectment Suit. to all female disease's. SHIRTS, PAJAMAS and KIMONOS P. O. E will meet in their Sirs. Norman R. Barndt, of Allen- - j hall. King street near Fort, The ejectment suit of J. P. Mendnnca town, 1'a., writes : MHI MADE TO ORDER. every rriday evening. By vs. George Markham is still on trial be- " Ever since was sixteen years of 1246 J. M. LEVY & CO. order of the E. R. I Fort St., just above Orpheua.J fore Judge Lindsay and a jury. The age I had suffered from an organic de- W. H. McINERNY, E. R. rangement and female weakness; in Family II. C. EASTON, Secy. jury were excused at tho close of yes- consequence I had dreadful headaches terday's session until Monday. HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB. and was extremely nervous. My physi- G R O C ER S Divorce Wanted. cian said I must go through an opera- BETHEL oaya. at o clock, in rooms in tion to get well. A friend told me KING STREET, NEAR IPZ-- the Oregon Block, entrance on Saga Nishimura has begun divorce Lydia E. Vegetable - JfJ. about Pinkham's Fhone 76 union rireei. J. M. MarKINNON. Chief. proceedings against Kintaro Nishimura. Compound, and I took it and wrote you JOHN Secy. for advice, following your directions MACAULAY. non-suppor- !?he charges t. She two has carefully, and thanks to you I am to- CHUNG WAH LODGE NO. 4, K. of P. children. woman, am AND KEEP HEALTnY. Meets every second and last Tuesdav at day a well and I telling its hall. Vineyard street, at 7:30 p. m. Visit- all my friends of my experience." ing cordially WRENS brothers are invited to attend. Neighboring SEA SAMUEL L. WONG, C. C. FROM CANADA. FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. Owners Messrs. Hem-e- n WONG KIM CHONG. K. of R. & S. way, same Andrade, Castle, Bottomlev Mothers have the terror of For thirty years Lydia E. Pink- - Cooke, Ross, ' WORRY HAWAII CHAPTER NO. 1. ORDER OP croup all countries, Chamber- - Mclntyre. KAMEHAMEHA. in but ham's Vegetable Compound, made Meets every first and third Thursday even- Iain's Cough Remedy leads in popular-- ! from roots and herbs, has been the JAS. F. MORGAN. a Wren, curt-oi-l It is very well to See but ing of enoh month at 7:30 o'clock in Fra- iry ior a rrompi 1113 orenaea; remedy tor temale We will your Diamonds, e!4 get one is at the ternity HalL Odd Fellows' Building, on Fort disease. Mrs. Thos. Matthew standard ills, buy the place to Street. of Cale and has positively cured thousands of ; watches and jewelry for spot cash. N. FERNANDEZ. don, East Ontario, says: "I have use 1 women who have been troubled with For Rent Furnisd Kuauhau. Chamberlain's Cough Tfemedv several displacements, inflammation, D. WALKER'S - and I try to keep in ulcera ONE COTTAGE Six Eoom3 CHARLES erwra ef r T--r t T T tm"t v dc, t'mes. it the house am ;j x ! ! s can highly UOIi "U tumors, irregularities, On Tt. vfrv Ktfcnnil mnA fnnrth Thnr.iliiv I recommend it Waikiki- road, past Moana Hotel bear-F- or Works, at K. of P. Hall. Visiting brothers cordially for children troubled with cronp ' ' i penouic pains, Daeicacne, that Vacant on the 20th of this month. Boat and Machine - mg-dow- n indiges-agen- ioTited to attend. sale by Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. feeling, flatulency, ts ISAAC COCFCETT. W. P. ' 1018 Nuuann Ave., and Branch, Fort jmro STREET - Opposite South JOVX EICHARDSON. Secy. for H. L tion,dizziness,omervousprostratiori. JAS. F. MORGAN, St., near Hotel. d THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVESTISEE, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1908. 7 LOCAL BREVITIES. The China Shop's Excuse for Existence FOR SALE General Davis is confined to his bed by an attack of rheumatism. Dr. W. H. Screening, the Hilo den- Fifty years ago the crockery business in the U. S. was of small On ffi3 Upper Slopes tist, is spendir-- a few days in Ho- importance. Every general store gave it a J nolulu. wee little corner. WHITMEY & MARSH Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Parmelee leave Families who could afford fancy china were few and those who jj by the Marama for a tour of New cared for it fewer still. .Plain white was the prevailing table ware Zealand and Australia. and art pottery was heresay to the majority. Near Prospect street, a Grab social and cards given bv Today every woman wants to know all about the china and Fythian Sisters at Pythian Hall, Mon- pottery she buys; where it is made and who makes it. It amounts con- day evening, Oct. 19. Admission 10c. SALE OF home with all modern to a passion with her. . Tlrre will be a fair today, from 3 veniences; house has six to 0, given at Holy Trinity Mission, There are hundreds of makes and brands. It requires intelligent sales people to explain the details. You rooms; beautiful view on Emma Square, by the women of of the Japanese Woman's Guild. can't expect children to know about these things. They don't. city and harbor. Lot . On Saturday, December 5, a fair We are still doing business at the old' stand. Household will be held at St. Elizabeth's House, Articles 75x139. Price $2230. Terms Falama, under the auspices of the easy. women's and girls' societies. W. VS. & COMPANY, LTD. Official calls were made on Admiral DimOND Swinburne on board the U. S. S. West 53-55-- KING STREET, HONOLULU. Begins Monday, Virginia yesterday by Consul General the 19th Ueno and by French Consul Menant. ; Judge Robinson goes to on Maui ESS SHEETS 63 x go, regular price Trent Trust Co., Tuesday to try a number of cases in 65c; reduced to 55c which Judge Kepoikai is disqualified. SHEETS 72 x 90, regular price 75c; reduced to 65c These include some fishery cases under LIMITED. the Organic Act, SHEETS 3 1 xgo, regular price 85c; reduced to 70c Depntv. Attorney General Larnach SHEETS 90x90, regular price reduced 80c left yesterday afternoon for Maui, 95c; to where lie will have charge of the grand GREY AND BLUE PILLOW CASES 42x36, reg. price reduced to ice jury investigations for the Attorney WHITE. I2c; Reward General's department. PILLOW CASES 45x36, reg. price 18c; reduced to 15c $25 Yesterday was the anniversary of (All death of Mrs. hemmed ready for use.) GA- the the late Bernice are fine goods, well Will be paid by the HAWAIIAN ipaiiahi Bishop. Her grav? in the Thee ZETTE GO, LTD.; fcr the arrest and "Mausoleum grounds was decorated with TOWELS Regular price ioc; reduced to..$ .90 dozen jonTiction of any person found stealing flowers in remembrance of the day. made and finished, Two pock-butto- ns IMipief or tne Advertiser xrom &a TOWELS Regular price reduced to 1.10 dozen The Rapid Transit Company, accord- i2c; reuet of subscribers. TOWELS Regular price C S. CRANE, ing to its president, L. Tenney Peck, ets, large pearl and 20c; reduced to.. 1.75 dozen Manager. is having surveys made for an exten- sion of its line to Pearl Harbor. The TOWELS Regular price 30c; reduced to., 2.85 dozen extension will pass through the Moana- - proper length. No more fash- lua property of S. M. Damon. LP W. T. Rawlins, the Assistant United States District Attorney, has just com- ionable accessory to the golfer's pleted the manuscript of a digest of the decisions of the Federal and Ter-ritori- al wardrobe. Good Beer courts of Hawaii. ,Mr. Raw- lins has not yet decided on a pub- We Serve the Best lisher. More than a week ago the health Beer in Honolulu inspectors notified the residents of Li-lih- a street to clean the yards of tin cans and pile the debris on the street Every Day Every Night for removal by government carts. The Silva's Toggery rubbish is still on the street awaiting THE LATEST NO. 7 REMINGTON WITH WAHL the carts. GOOD SQUARE MEALS Elks' Building King St. ADDING AND SUBTRACTING ATTACHMENT. During the stay of the Pacific fleet ALSO OR LIGHT LUNCHES m this port a quarter of a million THE LATEST NEW MODEL REMINGTONS. dollars will be drawn from the First Phone 651 (a visible writer.) National Bank by the fleet paymasters A full line of Standard Remington Carbons and Ribbins for payrolls and" supplies. The First always in stock. Palace Cafe National Bank is the government de- pository here. Merchant and Richards Streets?"! Something doing with the Eagles n again. A number of good sailor boys Office Supply Co., Ltd. from our big fleet want to have wings 931 Fort Street. put on them. So the members of Ho- nolulu Aerie 140 take notice that on WET WEATHER SHOES EXCLUSIVE TERRITORIAL AGENTS. Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock, in K. POSTPONED BALL P. Hall, your will be re- of services time put awav your lisrht-sole- d quired. There will be a big time in It's to Summer Shoes and the aerie. White Canvas thev won't do in wet weather. A bad v TONIGHT AT I. cold may prove more expensive than a dozen of our AUWAIOLIMU PACKARD BURGUNDY BLUCHERS, DANCE TONIGHT The danee in honor of Admiral Swin- Wing Tip, with heavy extension sole. Price, $5.00 ) EVERY DETAIL burne and his officers, which was to PACKARD TAN BLUCHERS Made of best Storm lave been given last Saturday night, The Auwaiolimu Athletic Club will Calf with heavy extension sole. Price, $1.00. will take place tonight. Those who re- give a, benefit dance at San Antonio in the management of HALEIWA ceived invitations to the ball for the Hall tonight. This club comprises a set of good young sportsmen and they the cemfort of first occasion will please come tonight Shoe tends to increase the without further invitation, as no new have been working hard to make the Mclnerny Store ones have been given out. Guests will event a success in every way. The guests. Rooms, Cuisine and Service please present their cards at the door. t Hawaiian Glee Club will furnish the Fort Street, above King. music, and it is expected that there give them a feeling of satisfaction seldom will be large crowd of the members' BUSINESS LOCALS. friends present to have a good time experienced elsewhere. and, incidentally, benefit this rising Towels at reduced prices at "Whi- and very live aggregation of athletes. tney & Marsh's on Monday. THE JOLLY TARS AT ST. GLAIR BIDGOOD, Mgr. Go to the Royal Annex, Nuuanu and ELECTION INSPECTORS. Merchant streets, for meals or drinks. Mott-Smit- h get- Sale of sheets, pillowcases and tow- Secretary is at work THE OPERA HOUSE els at Whitney & Marsh's on Monday. ting up the election instructions for the A second-han- d talking machine in inspectors of election. The sections of eood order is wanted. See classified the law which bear on this phase of The Jolly Tars from the U. S. S. West ads. the ' subject are very voluminous, and Virginia will appear in the Opera House is a prep Facheco's Dandruff Killer the Secretary is seeking to bring ail next Tuesday aration of soothing and healing prop evening, Oct. 20th, in a erties; it cures itching scalps. the necessary matter of these sections ministrel show. The Jolly Tars esssssssssssssa within reasonable compass. j&K A gentleman and wife without chil- have the best ministrel company in With Every Modern dren advertise for cottage furnished or the U. SMNavy, and have appeared in Convenience unfurnished. See classified ads. "IT IS SED" POSTCARDS! all parts of the world with great suc- be of benefit because is easily di- The golf sweaters shown at Silva's Something new! Just out! On sale cess. TAROENA will it el Toggery are of unusual quality, well r fr-fiot- .postcard dealers. The company is fifty strong ev- made and stylish. Golfers should have at all and Hawaiian gested. Physicians prescribe it in cases of weak stom- a look in on these goods. ery man can sing and dance. Hawaiian danee at Mrs. Puahi's, Ka- - ach and it may be used as the principal ingredient in a first-clas- s Remington typewriter The ministrel first part will be the A p to 5 this afternoon, in good condition is offered for sale piolam Fark, best ever seen in this city. All the For Ml B M L and from 7 to 11 p. m. Hawaiian and poi cocktail. cheap by the Coyne Furniture Co., costumes are new, as well as the songs building. American dances, Tickets at the Alexander Young gate. and jokes. pillowcases on sale at thy Alexander ouhg Hotel The sheets and The proceeds will be given to Whitney & Marsh's on Monday are the made bv the well-know- n Defender Associated Charities of Honolulu. or CAFE BENSON, SMITH 6k CO., LTD. ."Manufacturing Coof New York. Among Get your seats early and avoid the I Wiehman & Co.. Ltd., are showing Our rush at the doors. Jorie particularly handsoi designs in Seats go on sale this morning at go out in today's mail, but the commit- Fort and Hotel Streets. patterns differ jade iewelrv. The are Bergstrom Music Co. Popular prices. tee wishes it understood that any one ent from any heretofore shown in this New eligible may obtain these from any of store. its members. The haste in getting up the A photo button bearing picture of a affair makes it probable that some have young lady has been lost near the THE CHIEF PETTY be'en overlooked. Young lintel by a sailor on the Arrivals Treble. Finder will be rewarded. See ARE FOURSOMES AT classified ads. OFFICERS BALL The big clearance sale going on at COUNTRY CLUB Sayegusa's will end tonight. Bargains in crepes, silks, jewelry, etc. Nuuanu Pillow Tops avenue, above Hotel street. See big Arrangements are being rapidly per- There will be a two-bal- l foursome ad on page 11. fected for the chief petty officers' ball, tournament at'tbe Oahu Country Club If you have a watch that is broken and which will be given at the Alexander links tomorrow, open to all club mem- or needs regulating, a piece of jewelry Young Hotel Tuesday night. The list bers. Entries will close at tea o'clock that is in need of 'repairs, take it to of patronesses is nearing completion, sharp. M. Co., the A. Dietz Jewelry Fort Stained Goods will Two have been put street, next to Arleigh's. and number among its members handsome steins up much on the same de- has just re- representative matrons from Honolulu's for prizes, The Regal Shoe Store Ask to see the new LINEN BU- sign as those given at Moanalua last ceived over $20,000 worth of men's best society. 2iot only will their pres- REAU RUNNERS, and CUSHION week. The 'buses will run as usual Regal shoes, in the latest fall styles, ence add dignity to the affair, but each street car is place $4. Corner of from the end of the Nuuami Our store the and selling at .3.50 and TOPS to match, in natural linen. of them will undertake to see that line, and the usual lunch will be served King and Eethel streets. plenty of dancers among the fair sex in the clubhouse. Coca-Col- a ideal beverage for THE NEW is the turn out and help to make this an af- to get them. The best the tropics. There's nothing sweetish fair to be remembered. f t.out it. nothing heavy; and it satis- The floor reception committee num- fies thirst and braces you up. Phone Long Automobile HOW TO GET TO THE in the world for the Hawaiian Soda Works, phone 516. bers nearly forty ladies and gentlemen FOOTBALli GAME. The wet weather season is coming from among the townsfolk, who will be prepared for it. Our Packard Bur- Veils work jointly with the ball committee The teams from the destroyer money gundy and Tan Bluchers, with heavy chosen from the ships. This committee Perry and- - the Honolulu High extension soles, are just the thing. All Colors will meet at 3 p. m. today in the loung School will play a game of in- Price $o. Mclnerny Shoe Store, Fort f ing room of the Young, at which time tercollegiate football this after- street. SOME BEAUTIFUL NEW RIBBONS final arrangements will be made. Mr. noon. Time, 3:30.- Place, Pun-aho- u Geo. W. R. King is chairman of this field. Take the car going DANCING TOR ADULTS. committee, with Mr. E. M. Cheatham up Fort street market! "Fort L. B. KERR & 0 LTD. secretarv. Street and Punahou," and tell 5 Mis De Lnrtigne's advanced class The original plan of using onlv the the conductor you want to get for dancing for the instruction of maiki lloor for dancing will probably off at Punahou College. Walk adults will be in session Saturday N. S. Sachs be changed, a'nd both floors used, the right through the gates and you HONOLULU DEPARTMENT STORE. even;ngs in Kilohana Art League splendid turnout promised making this will see the goal posts in front room. For particulars call at Room 6 necesarv. of you. There is no admission ALAKEA STREET. Alexander Young building. Dry Goods Co., Ltd. The list of patronesses and the floor charged. ' reception committee will be published Eleven-foo- and Beretania Streets iu Sundav Advertiser. t shark at the Aquarium. Ccrner Fcrt the Invitations THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1908. IO 4 ? & " t? " if " as s" K K a

14 H Hawaiian Souvenirs TAMPED 0 LED "Ladies' Fall Styles now complete.' Jewelry A PERFECT -- LINE 'OF and By Clias. Alma Byers. t J J v ? t t .! ? v v & & & & J t & IT in IT! Editor Advertiser: The accompany- - wards need no ether rolling or leveling, Variety Greatest ing article on "Tamped Oiled Roads'". The finished road will be hard, smooth, idustless and proof against; water dust- - from the Industrial Magazine for May, ; Jegs because t willt'not , be 8ubject t0 1908, (Cleveland. O.), may be of in-- abrasion, and proof against water be-tere- st "PERFECT" in that they represent the most TRAtE H. C. K Quality Highest - advanced J. to our road makers in the Terri- j cause of the oil contained la the com-tor- styles and patterns. We have been using petroleum i position. as "a surface coating on some of our J Roads of this kind can be constructed "PERFECT" in that they are exclusive and original Finish Best 'from any kind of soil. Each kind of nov- roads, with good results except as to - soil, however, requires more or less lu-- elties and staples. durabihty of the surface, but this j dividual Some attention. soils, for "PERFECT" in they come in all 1064 Fort St. seems to have been superseded stance, will mix with oil better when a that sizes and widths in California by the oil impregnated little water applied before the oil, that the foot requires. H. stand absolutelj' no water Gulman road with apparently greativ superior l0 f results, nearly puddled with it. In all cases, As the total quantity of oil used is however, some water is necessary at 19 Mew Styles 19 but 3l-- gallons per square yard the some stage of the work. It helps to process would not seem to be much disseminate the oil, and it also helps the BLACK, TAN, and WHITE. WRAPPING PAPER, packing of the road. Then, too, some more expensive than tne' macadam soils can be worked to advantage with process now generally employed. The harrows, some with cultivators, and $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50 BAGS, TWINES most difficult thing to prevent in our eonie with disk harrows or plows. PAPER roads is the erosion from heavy rain- While the ingredient is not absolute- SEE OUR WINDOWS. ly necessary, many seem to and of California's fall, which would be largely oiled roads are made without it, road- obviated by the oil process. ways of this kind can often be greatly Very truly yours, improved by the addition of screened MANUFACTURERS' SHOE CO., LTD. American-Hawaiia- n Paper & Supply Co., Ltd. WILL J. COOrEK. rock, crushed rock, or even good gravel. The presence of such material in the 1051 Fort Street. Tel. 282. CORNER FOR"? AND QUEEN STREETS. road bed gives it stability, durability Since road construction is a matter and prevents ruts and chucks. It helps is receiving at present greater and i to withstand the wear, resisting abra- - Q. Manager. TELEPHONE. 410. that DEO. GUILD. General more scientific attention throughout n more than earthy material. most the entire world than has ever) The rock should vary in size from heretofore been given it. and since J pea size to pieces as large as a walnut, some method for the construction of J should have angular edges, the flat sur-bett- roads is being universally sought, faces to aid in keying, and tli3 quan- - it will probably be interesting, and pos- - j tity should vary with the soil. For jn-sib- lv beneficial, to know something of ; stance, adobe-lik- e soil should have more the .use of oil in the making of roads, a rock than a more gritty soil, such as method of road building that, in Cali- disintegrated granite. "The doer fornia, while still more or less in an In regard to the oil, undoubtedly the experimental stage, is meeting with best kind is one without sediment, sul- much success especially under the new phur, or any chemical which would tend method of tamping now in vogue. to make brittle the asphaltum contained IFire Extinguisher It was almost thirty-fiv- e years ago in the oil. In other words, the oil v that the first experiment with crude should contain a large percentage or when made of cream instead of sub- petroleum for road beds was made, an asphaltum anP a small percentage of A. G1LMAN, Agent experiment instituted by the Noble lubricating oils. The ideal road oil, in stitute near-mil-k. That is why the de- J. Brothers firm, in Boku, Russia. The fact, is .oe which is made artificially. firm sprinkled all the streets of the The crude oil that comes from a few mand for ice town with oil from the near-b- y oil wells, wells is satisfactory, containing tha in- our cream never grows the intention being to lay the dust, gredients in proper quantities, but the which it effectively did; but on account manufactured oil can. always be relied less. It is pure in quality and in flavor. LAUNDRY of the nature of the oil it did not be- upon, therefore being generally consid- ENGH come hard, hence giving no evidence of ered the best. Our pound and fancy cakes have no J. ABADIE - - - Proprietor. its being useful in road making. The The process of making a tamped oiled credit for the discovery that oil that road or petrolithie pavement of the very equal here. Ladies and Gents' Washing Done First-clas- s. is, the asphaltic kind can be so used best quality, as now adopted by 'Califor- must, instead, be given to California. nia 's leading street and road builders, Gloves and Ostrich Feathers. It was noticed, some years ago, that Wool and Silk Made Cleaner by a New French Process. may be briefly described as follows: CAFE open from 6 a. m: to 11 oil on sub-grad- p. m. when was sprinkled the surface After the road is brought to e Charges reasonable. Give us a trial. of the roads in California it would com- it is broken up with plows to a depth s58 BERETANIA STREET : : : : 'PHONE 1491 bine or mix with the soil and produce of six or seven inches, the clods are a hard, smooth and impervious surface. crushed and the surface is put in a thor- After this discovery, the next step oughly pulverized condition. Oil is then 3 taken in the using of oil for road beds applied in three or four coats, two gal- was to spread the petroleum on the sur- lons to the square 3rartl. Tnis is thor- A DRUGLESS METHOD OF face of the roadway, harrow it in, and oughly mixed by cultivation with the HEALING. Its cardinal prin- then sprinkle a thin laver of sand and pulverized soil, after which it is liberal- - gravel on the oiled soil and roll it until Hotel near Fort. OSTEOPATHY ciples are: (1) Skeleton Ad- jy sprinkled with water. Tamping, with smootn. It was then lett to dry and the tamping machine, now begins, justment; (2) and Glandular Ac become hard. This process, on some is continued until only about two inches tivity; (3) Free Circulation of Blood; (4) Coordination of Nerve-Force- . soils, produced an excellent road but of loose material remains on the surface. ASTHMA, FEVERS, HEADACHES, NERVOUSNESS, RHEUMA- a road that lacked durability. The pro- Two or three inches of 'screened rock is cess, however, proved an important step TISM, AILMENTS PECULIAR TO WOMEN, DISEASE3 OF THE then spread evenly over thr road, foL in the right direction, paving the way lowed by another coat of oil, amounting STOMACH, UVER, KIDNEYS, BOWELS, ETC. amount to later accomplishments that this time to about one and one-hal- f gal- DR. F. SCHURMANN. to almost complete success if not en- lons per square yard. This is thor- tirely complete. ' , HOURS 5 to 8 p. m.' OFFICE 224 EMMA SQUARE. oughly mixed with the two inches of ew From the later experiments it soon loose Patterns material, and then the tamping is became evident that if the soil of the resumed, continuing until the road is roadway could be thoroughly bituminiz-e- d perfectly solid. The surface meanwhile and every particle of the earth im- is kept regular by road machines and pregnated with asphaltie oil a material floats. would be produced similar in character Many to to a great of the tamped oiled roads of tmemLLBnil 12m the bituminous rock used California are made without the use of extent for street paving in California, screened rock, and they have and that in accomplishing this the road proved very satisfactory. Screened rock, how- Especially adapted for Pajamas, Kimonos, Morning Gowns, SPECIFY would be given a topping of sufficient ever, makes roads much firmer thickness to make it durable. This the and many experiments. To more durable than are the ones made realization led to without, and therefore the extra cost heavy j compress the bituminized earth is considered well invested. smooth rollers were at first used, with In regard to the building of such irass Linens and roll- more or less success but the use of roads in the eastern and northern states, leathery-lik- e Sis ers caused the surface of and creep under the Mr. Sutherland Ilutton of Los AngeleSj the road to buck Cal., one of the most successful petro- for Waists and Dresses. "SPEW heavy load, leaving the surface often in lithie road builders in the West, says GOLDEN GATE, DRIFTED SNOW, MYRTLE waves. is no reason why they should, not LEAF, The tamping machine, which is now there was be built anywhere in the United States; SOUND RING OR RED SHIELD. used to overcome this serious fault, nor cold, no five ago by a man that neither heat matter invented about years how severe, will affect such road3 to named Fitzgerald. The idea was con- seeing results made by the slightest extent, and that, because When ordering flour because it has been ceived from the of the oil, the roads are proof against a band of sheep that had been driven water, as well as dustless. The road, YEE CHAN across a freshly oiled surface. The & CO. oil however, must be made at some season tread of the sheep had tamped the when the soil is comparatively dry. The STANDARD FOR FIFTY YEARS into the earth so thoroughly and packed Bethel and King Streets. was rules of the process also must, of course, it so hard and smooth that all that oil i to a be intelligently observed, and the MADE FROM THE BEST CALIFORNIA necessary was build machine that used must contain the ingredients in AND would produce the same results. Fitz- WASHINGTON WHEAT. log of proper proportions. When these points gerald secured a large, heavy are kept in mind and followed the wood, drove it full of railroad spikes, S hitched horses tamped oiled road can be adopted by put a frame around it, road builders in any part of the world. to the machine and demonstrated that already sheep could be beaten. Roads of this kind have been even the tread of in Washington, Miehi-- . was present built California, This the beginning of the Bra- C. Q. Yee Hop &. Robert Innes Liliie, is so sat- gan, Louisiana, Florida, Cuba and Go. tamping machine that proving zil. system, has not in construction of Califor- The however, been isfactory the introduced to any great extent in any SHIPPING AND FAMILY RESIDENT MANAGER. nia's oil tamped roads or petrolithie of the localities except California. pavements. specifications in to on which the machine The regard the The theorv quality of the oil usually made by the Robinson Building, Oueen feet-lik- e of Street. works is: The projections road builders of California require the rolling cylinder penetrate the pul- that BUTCHERS over the the oil shall not contain more than verized soil, and the first time eight per cent, of FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ground packs a portion of the soil at matter volatile, not more than two per cent, of water and the bottom of the loosened surface. . By repeatedly passing over the ground with sediment and not less than seventy per Tels, SAN FRANCISCO HOTEL. layer is tamp- cent, of asphaltum. The test to deter- 251233. the machine, layer after mine the percentage of these ingredients ed until perfectly solid, the machine gradually being lifted to the surface. is made by subjecting the oil to dif- eventually become hard ferent degrees of heat: The ton will The cost of constructing smooth, and the roadway will after- - petrolithie UNITED STATES and roads varies. In some localities it is FAiRifflONT more than in others, owing to the prices szzz If HOTEL of oil, rock, labor, etc. In Southern SAN FRANCISCO California it is usually figured at six cents a square foot, or fifty-fou- r cents The most superbly situated hotel in the World a square yard. Asphaltic oil here costs OVERLOOKING THE ENTIRE BAY OF SAN about $1.10 per Jbarrel, and the crushed The latest FRANCISCO, An- and most improved method of THE GOLDEN GATE, AND THE RAPIDLY rock can be had, delivered in Los ItEBUILDING CITY. It belongs to health for a baby fo geles, at $2.00 per yard. For men and CONVENIENT TO SHOPPING, THEATER, eat and sleep, to laugh and teams about twenty-fiv- e per cent, of cooking by retained heat. BUSINESS, AND RAILROAD CENTERS. grow fat. the total cost of the work is expended. The petrolithie rolling tamper, the THE EPITOME OF HOTEL But fat comes first; don't ask tamping machine usually used in the EXCELLENCE . a scrawny baby to laugh; construction of these roads, is shown You Prepare Combining aJ ;m conveniences and luxuries a good why, even his smile is pitiful! in an accompanying illustration. It is the hotel EhccuJ navn many vaique, original comes first. built almost entirely of steel and iron, riti and Fat .",000 is design- exclusive Entirely and weighs pounds. It Food, the Cooker Cewv refurnished and refitted The way to be fat is the way to ed to begin the tamping at the bottom at a ccs .f tiree millioi. dollars. Social center be healthy. of the pulverized soil, instead of at the of the cify rfjnarters of the Army and Navy top as does an ordinary roller. The Does the Rest Scene cf most of the social festivities. patent is owned by the Petrolithie Pavement Company of Los Avngeles, ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 1000 GUESTS. Scott's Emulsion Cal. EUROPEAN PLAN. Practically all of the roads now being Come and let us explain it built in California are constructed by Single rooms with bath, $2.50, $3.50, $4 00, $4.50, $5.00 proper food, but only a upwards. is the the petrolithie process, and many miles to you. Suites, with bath, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $20.00, $25.00 upwards. little at first. of such roads and streets are already in MANAGEMENT use a few of which have been for more Send this advertisement, together with name of than five years. The roads are particu- IPnl paper In which it appears, your address and four larly satisfactory for automobiling, and cents to cover postage, and we will send you a PALACE HOTEL COMPANY Handy Atlas of the World" :: :: many of thm are successfully with- "Complete standing without IS. O. SCOTT & BOWNE. 409 Pearl Street, New York damage the heaviest Hail kind of draving. Household Department Take Elevator ! I 'Liiiiiu,

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1308. Of II Oahu Railway HUNTER IS PRODUCTS OF TIME TABLE GOING SOUTH oses OUTWARD. For Walanae, Walalua, Kahuku and Way Stations 9:15 a, m., 3.20 p. m. Machine manufactured Goods; bake Ew-- Way For Pearl City, Mill and Will Take Some Motion Pictures : make Stations 17:30 a. m., "9:15 a. m., 11:05 To room for large stock Daily a. m., 2:15 p. m., "3:20 p. m., 5:15 p. to Help In Promotion m., t9:30 p. m., til p. m. now on the will For Wahiawa 9:15 a. m. and 5:11 Work. water we hold a Saloon Pilot p. m. INWARD. Pilot and Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, VTai-aJu- a, Percy Hunter, the head of thf Gov- and Walanae 8:36 a. m., 6:11 ernment Intelligence Department of p. m. New S uth Wales, leaves today on the Soda Crackers Mill and Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Marama for Sydney. Mr. has City 17:46 a. m.. 8:36 a. m., Hunter Pearl re 10:38 a. m., 1:40 p. m.. '4:31 p. m.. arranged with the Promotion Commit- for tale by the following firnu: :tt p. m., 1:Z0 p. m. tee for the Bonine moving pictures of of HENRY MAY & CO., Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa the volcano, which he will have shown the present stock in our store 8:36 a. m. ana ?5:31 p. m. J. M. LEVY & CO, j rnv tEr. Sunday, t Sunday tmiy. - v..... - The Halelwa LJmlted, a two-Ho- ur npe to secure severaj otner Hawaiian (comprising) T. H. DAVIES & CO., , train (only first-cla- ss tickets honored), films and a sufficient number of slides H. HACKFELD & CO., j leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:2J to give a lecture on Hawaii in Sydney, CREPES, SILKS, KIMONOS, CURIOS, in Honolulu a. m.; returning, arrives Melbourne and other large cities of the C J. DAY & CO.. at 10:10 p. m. The Limited stop only IVORIES, JEWELRY, CHINA, at Pearl City and Waianae. Antipodes. He admits himself infatuat- gonsalves & co. 6. P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH, ed with Hawaii, and after visiting all UMBRELLAS AND STANDS, Superintendent. G. P. & T. A of the home hotels of Honolulu yes- PORTIERES, LANTERNS, PURSES, ETC. reliable" terday with his companion, Jonas Net-te- r, Flower and Vegeta&la KOOLAU RAILWAY from Adelaide, they both declare Seeds that in their entire trip around the DON'T MISS THIS KAHUKU EAST. globe they have never found a place 1 x MRS. E. M. TAYLOR. Florist. where, hotels boarding nmm umm.m Station. Distance. Time. at and houses. Young Bunding Cahuku 0.00 Leave 12:33 the tourist receives so much Tor his Laie 2.55 12:46 money as he docs in Honolulu. Living Kaipapau 4.73 12:55 Hauula 6.11 1:01 here, at the smaller hotels, they pro- John Ncill Haleaha 8.00 1:11 nounce, more reasonable than in Aus- 135 Merchant Street. 11.00 Arrive 1:25 I Dealer new Kahana tralia, and infinitely superior to any- in and Becond hand m. KAHANA WEST. chinery. Automobiles and fine machin thing. in Colombo which is Australia's ery Station. Distance. Time. Nuuanu Above Hotel. repaired. holiday resort, merely because there is fehip and general blacksmithing. Kahana 0.00 Leave-- 1:27 1:42 better steamship service than with Ho- Agent for Fos Gasoline Encinja and Haleaha 3.00 Hamilton Hauula 4.89 1:51 nolulu. Machine Tools. Kaipapau 6.27 1:57 Dr. Humphris has been induced by Laie 8.45 2:06 Mr. Hunter to return to England via 2:17 Kahuku 11.00 Arrive Australia, and several other prominent 1. Andrew Usher's In effect August citizens of Honolulu who have fallen Connecting at Kahuku with the O. under the spell of the silver-tongue- d E. & L. Co. 'a 9:15 a. m. train from Scotch Whiskey Honolulu. Australian, announce their intention of Returning, leaves Kahana at 1:27 p. taking a trip to the Antipodes in the 0 V. m.t connecting with the afternoon traia near future. We have the largest and most complete equipment in Hawaii. Rush Orders a Specialty. 0. G. Special for the eity which leaves Kanuku at Mr. Hunter will make a full report C20. Reserve JAMES J. DOWLING, Supt. to the other colonies and New Zealand, B. S. POLLISTER, O. P. & T. Agent urging them to combine with Hawaii for joint tourist and promotion work WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. in America. Acting Governor E. A. astman a PEACOCK & CO, LTD, Mott-Smit- h gave Mr. Hun- Island AGENTS. SUGAR FACTORS AND yesterday COMMISSION AGENTS ter assurances of Hawaii's hearty co- operation in the matter. Wm. G. Irwin President I borne of the Handsomest The delegate from Australia departs Kodaks John D. Spreckels...First Vice President Colored Views ever shown BO WO W. M. Giffard... Second Vice President with best wishes of success from all JADE JEWELRY H. M. Whitney Treasurer of the leading commercial bodies of Ho IversI Secretary Every size and Price. here. in- Bracelets, Fins, Kings, in innumer Richard nolulu, as well as Post Cards that will be of D. G. May... Auditor the hearty support of able designs. Best of workmanship at AGENTS FOR the government officials. Complete Outfits for Pho-- Photographic Views, large terest to Coast Friends. Large the lowest price. HOTEL STREET, between Oceanic fcteamshio Co.. San Fran- - Smith and tographers. and small Maunakea , O. B. eisco, Cal. Largest collection. assortment of new views. Streets t 1007 Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel- MAKES CHARGES phia. Pa. Hakalau Plantation Co. Honolulu Ililo Suijar Company. COME IN AND SEE THEM, IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO; YOU'RE NOT t ) Honolulu Plantation Co. ilCHUCK PflOOF REQUIRED Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Co. TO BUY. Kilauea Sugar Plantation Co. Scrap Iron Co. 1r Olowala Company. George Kaea, the deposed legislative Paauhau Plantation Co. candidate, took the soap-bo- x forum in Waimanalo Sugar Co. his own behalf yesterday. The burden C. II. BROWN - - Manager of his talk, according to some of the HALEKAUWILA was STREET listeners that he considered Charlie "Everything Photographic." Fort Stre et, just below Hotel. Fire7 Insurance Chillingworth 's part in his, Kaea's, re Highest prica paid for Old Brass, moval from the ticket was particularly Scrap Iron and all metals. Dealer In Second Hand Machinery. THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO., ungrateful, because, he said, while he was making the gambling record which Telephone 642 P. O. Box 547 LTD. has been his undoing, Chillingworth, OFFICE, SCHOOL and SOCIETY General Agents for Hawaii: being at the time Deputy High Sheriff, Atlas Assurance Company of London. was his partner. More than that he New York Underwriters' Agency. " Providence Washington Insurance declared that Chillingworth got more WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO OUR money out of the partnership than he iaiionery did. G. Irwin & Go., Ltd. Kaea said it was true, that he had Best Fiction and been arrested and fined for gambling PATRONS sometimes, and had paid his fine. But Latest Magazines AGENTS FOE THE at other times he had paid Charlie Chil- Eoyal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Eng- at land. lingworth first and then had neither and to all who are interested in the art of cooking, that there Scottish Union & National Insurance been arrested nor fined. Chillingworth, Co.. of Edinburgh, Scotland. he declared, had, when he was Deputy will be a series of special demonstrations the Y. C. Thrum's Book Store rhe Upper Rhine Insurance Co., Ltd. at W. A. High Sheriff, received money from 10G3 Fort Street Commercial Assurance Co., Ltd., of others not to arrest them for gambling. for the purpose of showing the right and proper use of flavoring London. We have the best Japanese importa and tions in C. BREWER & CO., LTD. extracts, the place of a gas stove in the household. SILKS AND CREPES. NOVELTIES, SUGAR FACTORS AND DEMONSTRAT Etc. COMMISSION MERCHANTS The expert cook who will have charge of the demonstrations AMERICAN AND PANAMA HATS For Ladies and Gentlemen. List of Officers , THIS MORNING has been sent by The Van Duzer Co., from New York to C. M. Cooke, President: George M. IWAKAMI, Hotel Street Robertson, Manager E. F. lsishop, Treasurer and Secretarv; F. W Mac- - Th expert demonstrator of the Van show the superiority of their flavoring extracts. farlane. Auditor; P. C. Jones, O. M, Duzer Co. will show Ihis morning how NEW OAHU Cooke, R. Gait, Directors. J. to give cakes that beautiful color and The demonstrations will be held every Tuesday, Thurs- Carriage Manufacturing Go. flavor that mark the acme of good cook day and Saturday morning from till 11 o'clock untill fur- Make and Repair Carriages Oahu Ice & Electric Co ing. She will make it on a gas range 9:30 All goods left for repairs uncalled from the Honolulu Gas Co., and flavor ther notice. for October 1 will be sold to pay ex- ICE delivered at any part of the eity it with Van DuzfT Co. 's extracts. Drop penses. RIVER Island orders promptly filled. in and try some with a cup of May's QUEEN NEAR STREET Telephone 52s; P. O.Eox 600. Offlet Everyone who is interested in good cooking is cordially Kewalo. Old Kona Coffee. The demonstrations are given every Tuesday, Thursday and invited to be present. Saturday mornings, from 9:30 till 11 PURE-BRE- D POULTRY o'clock. Everybody is cordially invited will find a large and well-assorte- d to attend. etock of sundries in tbe store of FOR SALE. JOS. SCHWARTZ, ZOOS from choice etock In seasoB. HENRY MAY & COMPANY, Ltd. Corner Port and King Streets Adtreaa: W. C. WEEDON. KATHARINE OLIVER'S Bos 658. Honolulm. Fort Street. Phone 22. ALL. KINDS OF RECITAL Lewis Co., Ltd. JAST Nicklcwarc, Chafing Pictures Oliver will appear in PHOTOGRAVURES Katharine the Dishes HOLLTWOOD And Other Utensils COPLEY PRINTS Opera House next Monday evening, Oct. AN OUTRAGE. COME TO ME ll'th, under the auspices of the local r CALL AND SEE THEM He '"Do you remember the night I proposed to you?" your Go. with old shoes and I will 163 KING STREET Telephone 210 Pacific Picture Framing Thistle Club. Miss Oliver Is one of She "Yes., clear." make them as good as new. strongest impersonators on the stage 1050 NUUANU STREET the He ''We sat for one hour, and you never opened your mouth. If your today and half of her performance Mon- She "Yes. I remember." Joaquin F. Freitas KWONG HJNG GHONG GO. day evening will be on character lines. He "Ah, that was the happiest hour of my life." Judge. She also has a keen relish for all (Successor to von Berg) CASH REGISTER humorous situations and presents them UNION STREET, ABOVE HOTfcL 1024 Nuuana Ave. a Is out of whack, See with rare art so that not a delicate At card party in the West not long ago a cross-eve- d man was Ins opinions on voice, drollery is lost. Get your positive everv subject in a loud and A,Ie- - CHINESE MATTING shade of otherwise making Wah Ying Chong Co. Cunbas seats at Bergstrom Music Co. himself a general nuisance. A Boston girl was WEBB, CAMPHOR WOOD TRUNKS particularly annoyed at the lordly air he assumed and made up her BLOOD POISON PEEVENTED. mind to bowl him over if she got "a chance. A few minutes later she King Street, Ewa of Fisbmarket cross-eye- OBY GOODS AND Co There is no danger from blood poison w as the partner of tle d man. who 'immediately proceeded FURNISHING OWL . . . Townsend Undertaking resulting from a wound when Cham- to give elaborate instructions as to how certain cards should be GOODS OF EVERY DE- berlain's Pain Balm is applied. It is played to insure them the game. He finished by saying. "Now. c;o SCRIPTION. an antiseptic liniment, and unless the ahead. Miss Back Bay, and remember I have my eye on you." She Cigar 5c Agent of THE HARRISON MUTUAL injury is very severe it will not leave EEAD THE ADVERTISES, 5c never looked up, in : ASSOCIATION, Kapiolani Bid?., cor. a scar. or sale ny jsenson, cm.ua oc but, the most innocent way imaginable, said eye, Mr. WORLD '9 HEWI DAXLT M. A. Ounst & Co. King and Alakea streets. Phoa 411. Co., Ltd., agmts for H. I. "Which Jones?" THE PACUTO COMMERCIAL ADVEETISEE, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1908. 12 By Authority HAS DRAGGED DOI mm Political Announcements GOVERNOR NOTICE OF SALE OF SECOND SE- RIES OF LUALUALEI HOME- I have been regularly nominated by I have been regularly nominated by the Republican County Convention the Republican County Hundreds or timers In the Same WAIANAE, for Convention for STEWART CHANGED PLANS STEADS, OAHU. the office of the office of Plight. SUPERVISOR, CITY AND COUNTY COUNTY AUDITOR, CITY AND FRANCISCO OF HONOLULU, SAN At ten o'clock a. m., Wednesday, COUNTY OF HONOLULU. GEARY STREET ABOVE UNION SQUARE Mrs. John H. Cole, of 82 Arlington and I request the support of the and request the November 4th. 1908, at front entrance electors. I support of the OPPOSITE HOTEL ST. FRANCIS Framlngham. Mass., was electors. JUST street. South to Judiciary Building, Honolulu, there 8153 DANIEL LOGAN. EUROPEAN PLAN $1.50 A DAY UP Will Return Here Tuesday and for years a martyr to kindney trouble, will be sold at auction, under the Pro- S153 JAS. BICKNELL. A DAY UP visions of Part 4, Land Act 1S93, i. AMERICAN PLAN $3.00 but at last found a cure In Doan's I have been regularly by I have been regularly nominated by Not Leave Until Next (Section 276 Revised Laws of Hawaii), the Republican County sj. J A new down town hotel. Steel and Backache Kidney Pills. She writes: Convent. for the Republican County Convention greatly periodica the following described lots: the office of for brick structure. Furnished at a cost of I suffered with the office of Thursday. headache, terrible bearing-dow- n pains Lot. No. Area. Upset Price. SUPERVISOR, CITY AND COUNTY Every comfort and conveni- COUNTY CLERK, CITY AND $150,000. and a whole train of minor symptoms. 10 51. Acres more or less $255.00 OF KOOLULJ, transferring to all 4 4 COUNTY OF HONOLULU, ence. On car lines My back was always weak and the 11 47.3 44 237.50 and I request the support of tho parts of citj. 'Omnibus meets all trains terribly disordered. I could 12 47.6 44 44 147.60 electors. and I request the support of the Ralph Hosmer left last night kidneys and steamers. Forester not rest at night and In the morning 13 54.1 " 44 3C4.10 8153 NORMAN WATXINS. electors. on the Claudine to join Governor Frear would get up reeling ill, tired, and dis- 14 50. " 44 250.00 DAVID KALAUOXALANL JR. HOTEL STEWART 44 have been couraged, and without the least ambi- 3 5 45. 44 225.00 I regularly nominated by and Director Frederick II. -- ewell at the Democratic have been regularly nominated Now recognized as Hawaiian tion to go about my household duties. 36 50.5 " " 232.50 County Convention for I by Islands headquarters. go with them to Molokai felt as though I never 17 44 44 the office of the Republican County Convention for Lahaina and If I sat down I 44.6 223.00 f Cable Address: "Trawets"; A. to get up again; I grew thin 41 SENATOR, COUNTY OF OAHU, the office of accompanying the party during its stay wanted IS 60. " 300.00 B. C. Guide. and haggard and developed deep cir- 19 56.9 44 RREPRESENTATIVE, FOURTH " 284.50 electors. on that Island. cles beneath my eyes. My appetite 20 57. 44 44 2S5.00 DISTRICT, by the grew less and less as the days went by S154 H. T. MOORE. , and I request the support of ths The party will return here s enough to Payment of Purchase Price. electors. Home-Mad- e Tuesday morning and instead of until at last I did not eat Bread Maui keep a child alive. The purchaser to pay to the Commis- I have been regularly nominated by S153 J. C. COHEN. going the same day to Kauai the party sioner Five per cent of the pur- the Republican County" Convention for Fresh Daily. "During all this time I was doctor (5). will not go until Ihursday. This change ing and dosing myself with first one chase price at the time and place of the office of I have been regularly nominated by sale, and Five per cent SUPERVISOR, CITY AND COUNTY Pies, Cakes, Doughnuts, in program will allow the Governor to remedy and then another until my (orr) of the the Democratic County Convention for rebelled. called in a purchase price two (2) years after the OF HONOLULU, office of Baked Beans Saturday Honolulu during the last days stomach fairly I the be in doctor but soon saw that he did not date of sale, and Five per cent of and request the support of the electors. BERET ANIA NEXT TO EMMA. in port. (5) MAYOR OF THE CITY AND of the fleet's stay understand my case. Well, you may the purchase price at the end of each S164 J. C. QUINN. COUNTY OF HONOLULU, The personnel of the party which will believe I was In despair for I had come year thereafter, until the entire pur- care chase price shall have been paid. I have been regularly nominated by and I request the support of the go to Kauai has not yet been fully to that state where I did not what electors. happened, when a friend told me what Provided, however, that the pur- the Democratic County Convention for determined. Governor Frear is to send the office of 8153 JOS. J. FERN. VIOLETS a fine remedy and cure for kidney dis chaser may, if all covenants and con- bv wireless the number who will b in ease Doan's Backache Kidney Pills ditions have been observed and per- . SHERIFF OF.THE COUNTY OF At- - OAHU, I have been regularly nominated by the party bo that arrangements can be were. I bought a box and before I had formed up to that time, pay to the and I request the support of the the Democratic County Convention for made for them during their stay on taken" all of It I felt much better, my Commissioner at any pay date, not less the office of T. KUNIKIYO back felt stronger and I rested much than ten (10) years of electors. Kauai. It is very probable that Super- after the date 8153 WM. P. JARRETT. DEPUTY SHERIFF, DISTRICT OP easier at night and was not troubled sale, any or all installments then re- FOET STREET intendent of Public Works Marston nightmares and fits of wakeful- maining unpaid. HONOLULU, with have Telephone 635 Campbell will not go with the party ness as formerly. After that first box Unpaid installments of purchase I been regularly nominated by and respectfully ask for the voting the the Republican County Convention to Kauai, the work of his office re- was gone I bought another and still price shall bear interest at the rate for support of the electors. another, each one helping me and of Six per cent per the office of 8153 CHARLES H. ROSE. quiring him tc remain in Honolulu. But (6) annum, from SENATOR, THIRD SENATORIAL making me stronger and better, until ten (10) years after the date of sale, it is probable that Land Commissioner I had taken twelve boxes. By that time payable annually DISTRICT, 0, Having been regularly nominated thereafter by the and JL request the support by Pratt will continue with the party. not a vestige of my old trouble re- purchaser to the Commissioner, on said of the the Democratic County Convention for mained and it Is the greatest pleasure pay dates. electors. the office of Furniture my say Backache 8153 JOHN HUGHES. to life to that Doan's In addition to the above, and as part SENATOR, THIRD SENATORIAL Kidney Pills saved me from an early of the consideration, purchaser OF. the shall , I have been regularly nominated by DISTRICT, SOME ASPECTS TIE breakdown.1 pay all taxes, charges and assessments Kidney the Republican County Convention for I respectfully ask the support of the 'F ' Doan's Backache Pills are, th't levied nr assess at, nr It, the office of for sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents, 'of electors. reSpect the said land or int SUPERVISOR FOR THE CITY AND 8155 FRANK R. HARVEY. TUBERCULOSIS PROBLEM per box, six boxes for $2,50, or mailed est therein. price by COUNTY OF HONOLULU, on receipt of the Hollister elec-- j - Other Conditions. and I request the support of the Having been regularly nominated by Drue Co., Ltd., Honolulu, wholesale rors. . The purchaser shall within two (2) the Republican County Convention for J. Iiopp & Co. agents for the Hawaiian Islands. 8162 (Continued from Page Nine.) years after the date of sale, have, and ANDREW E. COX. the office of . cheek, yet there are probably almost thereafter until he is entitled to a have been regularly nominated by REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTH 125 KINO STREET. patent for land, keep I 1000 consumptives in Honolulu alone, REALTY TRftflSSGTIOflS the the land the Republican County Convention fqr DISTRICT, while this disease easier to contract, fenced with a lawful fence, and shall the office' of I respectfully request the support of more fatal and yet more curable has within four (4) years after the date SENATOR, THIRD SENATORIAL the electors. received little expenditure of thought of sale, clear, and thereafter until he 8154 SYLVESTER P. CORREA. 190S. DISTRICT, or money. The Queen's Hospital, Jap- Entered of Record October 16, is entitled to a patent for the land, and I request the support of the anese and Palama hospitals have ade- keep cleared the said land of Having, been regularly nominated by MOVED E Coit Hobron. to L C Abies lantana, electors. . quate facilities for most cases, but Redctn rental and shall until he is entitled to a pat- 8153 ED. HENRIQUES. the Republican County Convention for consumptives are rigidly excluded. D Noholoa and wf to United States ent for said land, have and maintain the office of We are now two doors a wove our old The aged Hawaiians are comfortably of America Option upon the same in good growing condi- I have been regularly nominated by REPRESENTATIVE, FOURTH location In the Young Building. housed and their last days made happy Edgar Henriques and wf to Trent tion, an average of at least fifty (50) the Republican County Convention for DISTRICT, at Lnnalilo Home. A splendid hospi- Trust Co, Ltd M timber, fruit or shade trees, per acre. the office of I respectfully ask the support of the Hawaiian News Company, Ltd. tal for the children is about to be The purchaser shall maintain his TREASURER, CPTY AND COUNTY voters. erected by private benevolence. But home and reside upon the land at least OF HONOLULU, 8154 A. D. CASTRO. where can the poor consumptive go in Recorded October 6, 190S. five (5) years during the first ten (10) and I request the support of the Have your typewriters order . that he may make the best D Kee (k) to Yong See (w), D; intin years after the date of sale and no electors. I have been regularly nominated by and all musical instru- struggle for his life and that the rest R P's 6122 and 4372, Punaluu, Koolau-loa- , period of less than six (6) months of 8153 H. M. VON HOLT. the Republican County Convention for ments and. machines re- of his family may be protected from Oahu; int in hui land, Punaluu, continuous residence at said home shall the office of paired by an experienced falling victims to his disease! Some- Koolauloa, Oahu. $800. B 311, p 62. be held to be a part of said five (5) I have been regularly nominated by workman. the Republican 'County Convention for MAYOR OF THE CITY AND one may answer, "Send him to Kona. " Dated October 1, 1908. years. COUNTY OF HONOLULU, ir Parts of Kona have long been known The purchaser shall not, the office of Paina Nuholo (w) to Atty of Tr of without the WALL. NICHOLS COMPANY, LTD., to be an almost ideal climate for con- consent of SENATOR, THIRD SENATORIAL and I request the support of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day written the Commissioner, DISTRICT, electors. sumptives. One would want little bet- 27"Laie-malo- o, sell, assign, mortgage, or other- Fort and Merchant 'Streets. Saints, D; a of R P 2917, ap lease, 8153 C. ter with such a "climate than to follow wise or dispose of his agree- and I request the support of the JOHN LANE. Koolauloa, Oahu. $20. B 311, p transfer electors. out the famous advice of Hippocrates, 63. Dated September 20, 1901. ment of sale or any rights thereunder who four hundred years before Christ 8153 E. W. QUTNN. I have been regularly nominated by PURE SODA AN 3 Kalima to Tr of Church of Jesus or the land or any part thereof or any told his patients to "go into the hills (k) interest therein. the Republican County Convention for and drink goats' milk." But in the Christ of Latter Day Saints, Ex D.; I hereby announce myself as an In- the office of 0 Koo- Ten (10) years after the date of sale, WATER economic condi- a of kul 4039, ap 2, Laiewai, dependent candidate for the office of REPRESENTATIVE OP DISTILLED complexity of modern Au- or at any time thereafter, if all the THE tions even goats' milk has its price, lauloa, Oahu. B 311, p 65. Dated TREASURER OF THE CITY AND FOURTH DISTRICT, gust 26, 1902. covenants and conditions bave been ob- COUNTY OF HONOLULU. and the possibility for the consump-- ( served and performed, of which ob- and I request the support of the tive of a successful sojourn at Kona Senzb Honda to Santaro Taniguchi, I request the support of the electors. electors. p 406. servances and performances the pur- demands that a man must either have P A; general powers. B 304, shall make affirmative 8164 GEORGE C. BECKLEY. 8153 E. A. DOUTHITT. It 1908. , chaser proof, the some means or that his physical con- Dated September 28, purchaser shall be entitled to a patent Phone 71 dition should allow him to work to Arvilla S McWayne by Atty, notice V- - conveying the land in fee simple. MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF INTEN- and recorded in said Registry Office, in support himself lot 69 as best he can. Quite of application for reg title of Purchasers must .be citizens of the TION TO FORECLOSE, AND OF Liber 158, page 473-4- . a number of consumptives have gone and pbr lot 70, gr 177, of Anapuni United States, or have declared their SALE. Together with the improvements to Kona and been cured, and it is easy Tract, Anapuni st, Honolulu, Oahu. B intention to become citizens of the thereon and appurtenances belonging. LADIES' HATS enough to tell others to go to Kona, 304, p 407. Dated October 6, 1908. United States, as required by law. Terms: Cash in U. S. gold coin, ten Car-reir- Notiee is hereby given whereas but often hard to make such advice Trent Trust Co, Ltd, to Abel A Purchasers must be of legal age and that per cent of purchase price payable on feasible. A work-far- for consump- 8 and 27 and exact west- Joseph S. Martin of Honolulu, Island Eel; lots under no civil disability for any of- exe- fall of hammer, and balance on delivery Advanced Styles! tives able to do light work or a san- 7 26, block B, of of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, did erly half lots and fense. mort- of deeds. Deeds at expense of pur- cute the following mortgage, viz: 1 atorium for more advanced cases are Baseball Tract, Kulaokahua, Honolulu, No person will be allowed to pur- chasers. - gage to the Honolulu Library and Read- K . UYEDA probably too Utopian for tis to con- Oahu.' $1SOO B 309, p 322. Dated chase more than one (1) lot. Dated, Honolulu, T. II., October 7th, ing Room Association, a corporation -- template at present; yet it is a sad September 1908. - Nuuanu bet. King and Hotel. 18, In case of purchaser's default in the duly organized under the laws of the 1908. thing to realize that many of our 360 A and wf to Julia II HONOLULU LIBRARY AND READ- cases Abel Carreiro performance of any of the conditions said Territory of Hawaii, dated October fatal a year might be saved by ong, lots 8 and 27 and westerly ING ASSOCIATION, IRON WORKS a climate Af D; or covenants of sale, the Commissioner 19th, 1S98, recorded in the Begistry HONOLULU and conditions barely 200 Vi 7 and 8, block B, of Base- Bv C. II. ATIIERTON, President. miles away. of lots may, with or without legal process, and Office, said Honolulu, in Liber 182, COMPANY. ball Tract, Kinau st and Matlock ave, without notice, demand, or previous pages 157 to 159, upon the property Bv W. C. PARKE, Treasurer. The Leahi Ilome has done and is do- Honolulu, Oahu. $3250. B 305, p 479. 8166 Oct. 10, 17, 24, 31 Machinery, Black Pipe, Galvanized ing good entry, take possession of the land and hereinafter described, to secure the pay- work towaTd the, fight, but Dated September 18, 1908. determine Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron and Steel, En- its accommodations are entirely inade- thereby the estate created ment of $2000, in two years from said gineers' Supplies. 1 quate. There are only about twenty G N Alapai et al to Yuen Fat, L; pc by the sale. date; MEETING NOTICE. OFFICE Nuuanu Street. beds available for consumptives. land. 20 years, 1st 6 years, $100, paid; For further conditions and full in- And whereas default has been made WORKS Kakaako. Through the courtesy of the medical 14 years at $50 per year. B 313, p 60. formation, plans of lot, etc., apply at by said mortgagor in the payment of HONOLULU BREWING & MALTING) superintendent, Dr. Dated November 22, 1897. the office of the undersigned, Judiciary the principal sum and interest thereon, CO.. LTD. Sinclair, I am able The annual meeting stockhold- to report the following results. Of Yuen Fat & Co to Y M Wee, B S; Building, Honolulu. secured according to the terms of said of the W. con- ers of the Honolulu Brewing & Malting seventy-thre- e int in 2 leaseholds, buildings, furniture, JAS. PRATT, mortgage, and such default still consecutive cases of pul- Co., Cabinet Maker monary tuberculosis there livestock and machinery, etc, N Kona, Commissioner of Public Lands. tinues; Ltd., will be held at the office of" admitted, Honolulu, T. October 1, 1908. Therefore, said Hono::da the Company, No. 535 Queen street, PETER BEEQ resulted: No thirty-nin- e, Hawaii. $10. B 304, p 408. Dated H., the Libiaiy improvement in Honolulu, on twen- improvement in eighteen, course June 30, 1908. 8160 Oct. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, Nov. 4 and Reading Room Association, acting Oahu, Tuesday, the V Cabinetmaker and Polisher herein under the power of sale in said tieth day of October, 190S,"at the hour checked in two, and apparent cure in Naauna (k) et al to Akuna, L; int of 10 o'clock a. m. Repairing all kinds of musical in- fourteen. must be remembered in R 5024, kul 2243, Kahalulu, Koo-laupok- mortgage provided and referred to, now It that P STOCK BOOKS CLOSED intend to foreclose said mortgage, for Bv order of the President. struments. many of these patients were far ad- Oahu. 10 years at $35. B 313, STREET, NEAR HOTEL breach of the conditions in said mortgag- WM. C. PARKE, UNION vanced on admission or actually mori- p 61. Dated September 4, 1908. 5s HONOLULU BREWING MALTING e-Notice 8166 Secretary. bund, and this being so, figures the C K Chow to Chun .Kam Moon et al, CO., LTD. is also hereby given that the are hopeful that with proper hygienic P A; general powers. B 304, p 409. conditions consumption may The stock books of the Honolulu land by said mortgage conveyed, and be safely Dated September 30, 1908. & be improvements combated in Brewing Malting Co., Ltd., will the thereon, will be sold the environs of Honolulu. C Chow & Co to Chang Kam Moon I n Tn K 'closed to transfers from October 10th, at public auction, at the auction rooms STYLES this connection is to it fitting et al, Appmt; Chang Kam Chun and 1908, to October 20th, 1908, both dates of James F. Morgan, at No. 857 call attention to the faithful work of managers. B the Palama Chock Tong appointed inclusive. Kaahumann street in said Honolulu, on Settlement and to pay a 304, p 411. Dated October 2, 1908. WM. C. PARKE, Saturday, tribute to the efforts of the settlement the 31st day of October, 1908, aumiana Cooper to Hawaii, 8166 . Secretary. at twelve o'clock noon of said day. nurses in reporting indigent cases and Henry E Bank of ln furnishing help Ltd, A M; mtg J A Palmer on 0 a The property in said mortgage de- JUST PURE SOAP and instruction to the de- SPRING PATTERNS IS sufferer land, Beretania and Punahou sts, Hono- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE scribed and intended to be sold is and the family. CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF scribed as The Ladies' College Club are about lulu, Oahu. $5000. B 309, p 324. Dated THIKD follows: October 5, 1908. HAWAII, First: Beginning at a point on the NOW TO BE SEEN AT to inaugurate an effort which promises CHAMBES to be productive Manuel Francisco to S K Sylva, D; AT IN PROBATE. Southeast side of Kewalo street, 335.43 of great good. Spe- In the matter of the Estate of Mari- feet mauka of a concrete post Shirts cial dispensary are ap 1, R P 1616, kul 1041, Kalihi, Hono- at the facilities planned ano de Mello, deceased. i East corner of Wilder Avenue and Ke- W. W. AHANA & GO., LTD. In All 8ires .Made to Order by and a nurse employed whose work will lulu, Oahu. $350. B 311, p 71. Dated be to carry October 5, 1908. Order for Notice of Hearing Petition walo streets, and running: the campaign into the con- Will. N. 43 35' sumptive's home and give for Probate of E. true, 88.7 feet along FASHIONABLE TAILORS. B. YAMATOYA instruction Arioli Brothers to Olaa Sugar Co, A document purporting to be the Kewalo Street; v 2 KING STREET. in measures of prevention, cleanliness, Ltd, C M; sugar cane, etc, on lands on PHONE 52L Pauahi Street, off Nuuanu Street. ventilation, etc. ,st will and testament of Mariano de S. 46 55' E. true, 260 feet along Gib- Olaa and Puna plan, and livestock, Mello, deceased, having on the 30th son, lot; 44 One The bearing of the insurance ques- in a Thousand" tools, etc, Puna, Hawaii. $117,773 and day 'of September, A. D. 1908, been pre- S. 43 35' W. true, 25.06 feet along tion on the welfare of the workmen a.lvs. B 309, p 322. Dated October I, AUTO AND CARRIAGE has been well developed sented to said Probate Court, and a Lot No. 557, Rothwell; Edgeworth Plug in Germany, 1908. petition for the probate thereof, and for N. 60 45' W. true. 268.34 feet along as has already been pointed out. Some- Y M Wee and wf to James B Castle, FOR SMOKERS thing along this line the issuance of Letters Testamentary Government reservation for ditch to Repairing has been accom- D; int in gr 974, 3 leaseholds, buildings, to Constantine V. Moreira having been initial point; containing an area .of plished by the Portuguese Ben- o FITZPATRICK BROS. Mutual furniture, livestock, machinery, etc, Kua-mo- filed by Constantine V. Moreira, peti- 14,789 square feet, more or efit Association. The members, less; and Fort Street - - LTD. by the 1, 2 and 3, etc, Kona, Hawaii. tioner herein. being the same land conveyed to said Below King SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO, payment of $1 a month dues, are en- $1600. B 311, p 68. Dated September It is hereby ordered, That Friday, the mortgagor by deed of J. G. Rothwell, Alakea titled to $1.2-'- ) a day during Merchant St., between Fort and sickness, 20, 1908. 13th day of November, A. D. 1908, at dated June 22nd, 3896, and and when suffering from incurable con- recorded Yuen & Co 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the in said Registry Office High ditions are pensioned. This provision Fat to Y M Wee, D; int in Liber 164, and Low in gr 974, 1, 2 Court Room of said Court, at Kailua, page 2. would allow many cases of consump- Kuamoo and 3, Kona, Hawaii; int in Kona, Hawaii, T. H., be and the same Second: All piece de- ALL JAPANESE READ tion to receive the care and mainte- all other lands, personal that of land Detective property, water rights, etc, in X and S hereby is appointed the time and place scribed as follows: Beginning at a point BUREAU nance necessary in the early stages of Kona, for proving said Will and hearing said on the Southeast side disease in Hawaii. $500. B 311, p 69. of Kewalo street, THE CAMPBELL BLOCK the oder that they may be Dated June 30, 1908. application. 230 feet makai of a concrete HAWAII SHINPO ROOM 32, restored to health and work for post at their It is Further Ordered, That notice the South corner of Kewalo and Heuiu Reliable, Legitimate Work families. Managers of companies em- Mary Hansmann and hsb (J F) to Tr of Church thereof be given, b' publication, once streets, and running: An authof ity among Japanese News ploying numbers of workmen might of Jesus Christ of Latter oapers, CONFIDENTIAL Day Saints, I); int In por R V a week for three successive weeks, in S. 46" 25' E. true, 260 feet along published in the Territory of well encourage the .formation of such 3129, kul Commercial a Makiki Iawaii. superintend 2199, Kuaiwa, Waikapu, Maui. $1, etc. the Pacific Advertiser, Lot 555; organizations and their 43 10-pa- B 311, p 66. Dated September 21, 1908. newspaper published in Honolulu, T. S. 35' W. true, 43 feet along Ma- The only Illustrated Japan, successful administration. H., the last publication to be not less kiki Lot 557; ese Daily in Existence. Caesar R to 12-pa- Send Your Suit The Republican Territorial platform Jardiu James K Kula. previous to N. 463 55' 2G0 B S; in buildings, than ten days the time W. true, feet alon Sunday Issue is the Best Ad- has a plank emphasizing the import- int etc, on leasehold therein appointed for hearing. remainder of Lot 534; vertising Medium. ance premises, Koloa, Kauai. $200. B To the of the Great White Plague and 304, Dated at KaUua, Hawaii, T. H., Octo- N. 43" 35' E. true, 45.8 feet along Job Work in Japanese and Chinese the attention of Legislature p 405. Dated September 23, 1908. a the should ber 3, 1908. i Kewalo street to initial point, contain- specialty. DYEING AND be called to the need of appropriation William Charman to James K Kula, JOHN ALBERT MATTHEWMAN, ing an area of 11,544 square EAGLE for increasing feet, more WORKS the equipment of Leahi L; 1700 sq ft land, Koloa, Kauai. 15 Judge. ok less, and being the same con- CLEANING Home or for land MEAD TUB building a special tuber- years at $100 per year. B 313, p 58. Attest: JOHN GREIG, Clerk. veyed to said mortgagor by deei of ADVERTISES FOET 8TEI2T culosis sanatorium. Da September 23, 3 Telephoie 576. el 1908. 8166 Oct. 0, 17, 24, 31 James B. Gibson, dated May 19, 1896, WORLD'S NEWS DAILY