n JJ. S. WEATHER BUREAU, July 7. Last 24 Hours' Rainfall, .52. SUGAR. 96 Degree Test Centrifugals, 4.39c. Per Ton, $87.80. Temperature, Max. 79; Min. 69. Weather, variable. 88 Analysis Beets, lis. 6d. Per Ton, $88.60.

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(Associated Press Cablegrams.) " jp jf 8 t? a? " a? a1 & f F if if tf af i i f if c K K DENVER, July 8. Delegate Watson of Hawaii is urg- - THE COMING BATTLESHIPS. ing a plank calling for the extension of the land laws to that Territory. Newlands is backing him. o j5 0 DENVER, July 7. Tbe Democratic National Convention was called to DRAFT OF NEW order at noon by Chairman Taggart of tbe National Committee; The tempo- rary officers were namod, Theodora A. Bell, of California, being chosen fot Making Ten Knot With chairman. He sounded the keynote of tbe convention in a stirring speech. -- LAND AGREEMENT The regular standing committees were appointed. E. M. Watson of Hawaii was appointed a member of the Committee on Resolutions, and Gilbert J. Wal- Weather ler of Hawaii National Committeeman. A resolution eulogizing Cleveland was Good 85 JUST COMPLETED passed unanimously,, and tbe convention adjourned out of respect to the dead statesman; The Philippine delegation will be seated, but allowed no vote in Miles the proceedings of the convention. Out ANTI-BRYANITE- p. THE S. Governor Prear Says It Is Intended to Make It DENVER, Julyit 8. The committees working in opposition to Bryan are Committee) Easier for the Bonafide Settler and Harder centering on the Credentials Committee. The Guffey faction of the (Associated Press Cablegrams.) on Organization has named Clayton for permanent chairman. Judge Parker is urging the adoption of the Gompers anti-injunctio- n plank. SAN FRANCISCO, July 8. A wireless message was received from the for the Mere Speculator. fieet at nine o'clock last evening. Tbe battleships were eighty-fiv- e miles out and going at ten knots in squadron formation. Fine weather was reported. EASTERN DOG DAYS DOING SAN FRANCISCO, July 7. The Atlantic fleet sailed promptly at two The conditions upon which lands for der cultivation at the end of the second in Honolulu, leaving behind on account sol-- year, and fifteen per cent, additional o'clock this afternoon for the Nebraska homesteads are to be . hereafter, THEIR DEADLIEST WORK of scarlet fever on board. She will rejoin the other ships before they leave have been finally worked out by Gov at the end of each subsequent year un- til the end of the sixth when he must Honolulu. ernor Frear and Land Commissioner seventy-fiv- e cent, have per of the arable NEW YORK, July 8. There is a hot wave passing over this part of the Pratt, in consultation with Attorney iand undpr Under new cultivation. the country. The fleet is now actually on the way the Georgia, Xebraska, New Jersey and General Hemen way and Secretary Mott - j form ten per cent onlys required to twenty-thre- e to Honolulu. Fifteen of the sixteen Knode IslanU, all of 14,948 tons dis- Smith. The conditibns are not altered ! be under cultivation at the end of the In the city yesttr. y were deaths from sunstroke and hun- great vessels sailed out of San Fran- placement, length 435 feet, beam 76 feet in many respects from the old foims second year and fifty per cent, at the dreds of heat prostrations. cisco yesterday afternoon and in eight 2 inches, and draft 23 feet 9 inches. end of the sixth. of agreements, tut in the changes PHILADELPHIA, July 8. There were twelve deaths from heat yesterday. days wiH be at the entrance to the These boats are a knot faster in the "Instead of three and a half years' BOSTON, July 8. There were two deaths from sunstroke and thirty known have been rr.ade a large number harbor seeking admission to the Para- - hour than t he bigger boats"of the first that residence during the first six years, five prostrations yesterday. ' dise of the racific. Honolulu will have ' squadron. Their main batteries con- - of suggestions have been considered, years' residence during the first ten ' an influx of strangers the like of which sist of 24 guns. arid some of the changes are based on years is required, thus giving the set- has never happened before and is not The Third Division is made up of the results and experience in public land tler more leeway at the time he needs PEARY SAILS NORTH likely to - happen soon again. They will . battleships Louisiana of 16,000 tons di3- dealings in the United States, of which it most. come here expecting a welcome which placement, her other dimensions being information was given by Secretary MODELED AFTER MAINLAND EX- ' they have been led to believe will be the same as those of the boats in the Garfield when he was here. PERIENCE. OYSTER BAY, JuZv 8. The Peary polar exploring steamer Roosevelt sailed a warm one. The streets leading to I same as First Division; Virginia, the TYPICAL LANDS. "These conditions are largely model- from here for the Arctic regions yesterday, after having been inspected by town from the wharves are gay with the other boats of the Second Division, "The form of agreement we have ed after those imposed by the United the President. bunting and eolored lights to guid the and the Ohio and Missouri, both of ... drafted," said Governor Frear, "will States on the land within its the recla- strangers by night. Boat landings have 12,500 tons displacement with a length be the one used for what may be called mation projects, with which our land been provided that will accommodate of 388 feet, beam 72 feet 2 inches, draft typical lands, that is lands suitable for is analagous, rather than with the ordi ten thousand men a day and rest sta- of 23 7 inches, and 23 feet 11 COUNT WILL FIGHT feet the raising of re?ognized crops, and nary prairie land of the states. In B0NI tions will be erected along the front inches respectively, and main bat- the upon which an industrious man may these reclamation districts at first forty by the time the ships arrive to accom- teries consisting of 20 guns. be expected to gc and be successful. acres were given. But it was found TO GET BACK modate all that will need them. Division comprises the Wis- CHILDREN Fourth For other lands other conditions may that this was too much, that it could An intimate knowledge of the sizes consin, Illinois, Kearsarge, and Ken- be required. For instance, there are not be cultivated unless the settler was of the vessels about to arrive here is tucky, the first two being of 11,552 tons lands near Waianae upon whieh no a man of capital who could hire large LONDON, July 7. Miss Anna Gould, the American millionairess, and the of interest to many in Honolulu and displacement and the last two being ordinary crop can be raised, because numbers of laborers: and that was were their dimensions are given below. 11,520 tons displacement. They each Prince de Sagan mirried in this city today. there is no. water on the lands nor something entirely out of the scope The First Division is composed of measure 36S feet long, 72 feet 2 inches PARIS, July 8. The Count de Castellane, of the Princess de sufficient rain, and the soil is princi- and purpose of the proiect. Intensive the Connecticut, Knnsas, Minnesota and beam, and 23 feet 6 inches draft. The Sagan, has,asked the courts to give him the entire custody of his children. ' Vermont. All pally sand. At th( same time there is cultivation is required in these recla IS are of 16,000 tons dis- Wisconsin and Illinois have main bat- placement, now a heavy growth of algaroba trees mation regions, and the area given to feet long, 76 feet 10 teries of 18 guns while their two smal- on the land and it may be that it will any one man was first cut down to inches beam, and 24 feet 6 inches draft. ler companions are carrying 22 guns GERMAN CAR WINS 1 make good cocoan.it land. For such, twenty acres and then to ten. They each have a speed of over 13 each in the main batteries. other conditions than those wre have knots and their main batteries consist The fastest boat among the fleet is AMOUNT TO BE GIVEN. 24 now formulated mtst be framed. The of guns. the Georgia which has a record of speed "The amount to be given under these DIEPPE, July 8. The German car won the New York to Paris automobile The Second agreement we have now framed is special agreements Division is made up of (Continued on Page Nine. will vary according racing prize. Two men were killed during the long journey. therefore for typical lands. to the land. The effort will be made FOR BONA FIDE SETTLERS. to give enough so that a man can have QUESTION OF ELIGIBILITY BQIIIIO OF EDUCATION "The object of the conditions are to full opportunity to exert his industry WILL make it as easy as possible for a bona to the best advantage. Of pineapple HITCHCOCK PROBABLY fide land there will twenty OR OF settler to sect re land for settle- be or perhaps INCOMPATIBILITY e TO ASSIGN TEACHER ment and cultivation, and as hard as twenty-fiv- acres. But to give a man MAKE REPUBLICAN FIGHT possible for the mere speculator to get a hundred acres of pineapple land for in asserted it. We have therefore lengthened the instance is to give him something that It that should Dr. Cofer The Board of Education has re- just time that must eU.pse before he cannot utilize unless he is a man 8. The Republican be reappointed president of the Bt.ard a title HOT SPRINGS, Arkansas, July National Committee ceived the last of the papers in the can be secured. This will of capital and can employ a large num- of Health, those who have objected to make it less will meet here today. It is believed that Hitchcock will be elected chairman examinations held teachers in va- and less tempting for specu- ber of laborers. Lis holding that office will seek to raise for the mere and MoKinlay treasurer. rious parts of the Territory, and they lator, or the man who simply wants "For this reason, as well as the the question of the incompatibility of for are being marked. When work is to get the land to sell to someone else. reason that the available land this position and that he holas under this of the naval station at Pearl Harbor and re- completed and is known teach- we have reuueed Territory is circumscribed, amount the United States; and that if it should it what the percentage of the CHIEF CONSTRUCTOR'S port on the location of the drydock ers have arable land to be sold be held that the two are incompatible, passed the examinations and that must be in cultivation to any one person will be and other buildings connected with tho what grades in the early years limited-t- o the acceptance of the presidency of of certificates they have to an amount that a suitable amount for the station. As soon as the licet arrive the NAVAL Board of Health will be secured, the work of assigning teach- any bona fide settler would naturally purposes of home and settlement. MISSIQfl HERE at Honolulu the fj ial board having taken as a ers resignation of the other. for the ensuing year will begin. The be expected to bring under cultivation. A LAND COMMISSION. charge of the inspection and report on Committee on Teachers fre- Instead of requiring naval station gen- Should it be held that he has resign; will meet a house to cost a "In this agreement all the conditions the drydock and the ed his quently for this purpose and when it certain amount to be built on the land, erally "will meet, with Rear Admiral federal position, it would take have not' been placed that ve might Army and Navy Journal Chief sitting as president, an has completed their work will report during the first year he can any Seaton Schroeder Act of Congress to put him back in it live in have thought were wise. Ware limit- Constructor Capps, Chief of the Bu- and take up the whole question of lo- to s the board. kind of a house, chooses, a ET-as- Con- the same rank that he now holds. hi ed by the law as to the scope of con- reau of Construction and Repair, is cation and plans. The Chief Governor A meeting of the board will house if he wants to, will make a special report to J Frear says that his reap- prob and devote more ditions we can place in the agreement. under orders to accompany the battle- structor pointment ably be held next week. of his available resources the Secretary of the Nay on the be- is not up for consideration to cultivat- Other kinds of conditions which might ship fleet on the first leg of its home- the ing the land havior of the various vessels of tho A at present time; that it is probable and to bringing it into aid in securing the purposes designed, ward cruise, and will join it at San fleet on the vovage from San Fran the question Captain Drew of the R. P. a state where will set- - - of his eligibility mar be Eithet is it support the must be left for the consideration of Francisco July 7, the date for the sail- cisco to Honolulu, with special refer- receiving tler. s referred to the department and the congratulations of his a land ins from the Pacific coast to Ilono- - en' T' In,; i iact br the commission which it is planned a department to many friends here on his engagement "Under the form of agreement and opinion set forth in tne the Attorney General of that to create, a commission of five, to con- lulu, leaving Washington about July the United to marry a most estimable young lady has been in use Hobinson report as to armor, zone and States. the. settler must have sider all suggestions on the subject and 1. His destination is Honolulu, where other matters affecting the fighting ef- of California. fifteen per cent, of un- - the arable land (Continued on Page Two.) he will inspect the site of the proposed ficiency of the battleships. r THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL. ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1908. tion of the commissioner; and if such sale shall result in an advance on the DRAFT OF NEW original price, the original purchaser shall receive therefrom the amounts of his payments to the government on Oil LOOK account of purchase, without interest, COOL, FEEL COOL LAND AGREEMENT and a pro rata share in such advance

in proportion to the amounts of his all-ov- payments. If such sale shall result, Newest designs in er laces at 25c a yard and up . however, in a less price than original, amount returnable to him shall be One.)- - the New Galons, Insertions and Edgings, Our white flannel suits ap- (Continued from Pase charged with a pro rata amount of Cluny, to investigate the needs, and to report such decrease proportioned to the something concrete for presentation to amounts qf his payments. and Baby Irish Laces. peal to those who dress whose aid reforms The purchaser hereby covenants and Congress, without agrees with the commissioner that and needed amendments in the law can- ..h.. will observe and. perform and with the taste characteristic not be made." hold h...self subject to all the above covenants THE NEW AGREEMENT. and conditions. Within the meaning of this agree- All new Goods. Large Assortment. Special Prices for of men of fashion at the The following is the new form of ment, "Commissioner" shall be held agreement as it has been formulated. to mean the Commissioner of Public this" week only. See window display. Under Land Commissioner Pratt is Lands of the Territory of Hawaii, his Eastern sea coast resorts. it successors in office and any other offi ready to open up lands for settlement cer or officers who may succeed to his from material at once in various parts of the Terri duties; and " Purchaser " shall be held They are cut tory. Among these lands will be the to mean the said , h... heirs and those who may hold . . x pineapple lands in Kaneohe about under h. of fine finished with with the consent of the commissioner. texture, which so much has been said of late, In witness whereof the said parties provided the lease of these lands is have hereunto set their hands as of superior facings, buttons and surrendered at this time." the day and year first above written. Territory of Hawaii. Special Agree- Commissioner all-si- No. on time of Public Lands of the Opp. Catholic Church, Forjt St. lk ma-- ment .... (sale payment). Territory of Hawaii. thread. The This agreement, made this . day of , 190..., by and between I, , Governor of Ha- WANT ,TO is shrunk and , Commissioner of Public waii, hereby consent to LICENSE r terial pre of here- the sale of said Lands of the Territory Hawaii, land upon the terms and conditions THE BOOZE FIGHTERS A Dainty inafter called the Commissioner, and above set forth. f KO fitted models and of , County of coats to , Territory of Hawaii, herein- Dated at Honolulu, this .... day of after called the Purchaser, ,190.... NEW YORK, June 26. That buyer BREAKFAST Witnesseth: That Whereas the Com- alcoholic beverages as well as sellers made to hold their shape. Governor of Hawaii. of missioner, with the consent of the Gov- -- of them be compelled to take out li- ernor of Hawaii, has set apart for sale f A Delicious censes is the proposition which George We have never seen better at public auction, under Part IV, Sec- tion 17, of Land Act 1895 (Section 276, HILOIN STOWAWAYS W. De Culma, an architect with of-f- i LUNCH Revised Laws of Hawaii), upon the ces in New York, has embodied in an value. terms and conditions hereinafter set ordinance which he has presented for forth, that certain land designated as A DUMPED AT KOKO Mont-clai- r, Delightful Lot No , Government Survey Reg- adoption in his home town of istered Map No , situated at N. J., near here. , County of . . , Terri- Under the proposed ordinance every DINNER Kail Bfl: tory of Hawaii, more particularly de- SAN FRANCISCO, June 25. The purchaser of a drink must be supplied RflcIN ERMY scribed as follows: Pima steamship Hilonian, Captain Bale Peter with license and a metal badge. Should served every day at the - Johnson, which arrived yesterday af- a liquor dealer sell to a man not Kalu FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS And Whereas at such auction sale, thus Haul previously advertised as required by ternoon from Honolulu, will be un- tagged he would be rendered liable to Xalr law and held in , Territory of popular after this with stowaways. In prosecution with the revocation of the Hawaii, on the .... day of ., some countries A. Y. CAFE 190..., said being the the man who steals or selling license as a penalty. highest qualified bidder, became the tries to steal a passage on any steam- The ordinance does not say how the purchaser of said land for the sum of ship is treated like any other thief. In tags shall be worn, the idea being dollars, and has this day paid this country, 1 however, it is all up to presumably to give the wearers liberty to the commissioner the sum of the steamship company, dollars, being five (5) per and if the to follow their own fancies in this re- BO WO stowaway cent, of said purchase price, as re- happens to be an undesir- spect. Hotel Near Smith Str"-- . quired by the conditions of said sale. able alien the steamship company must Now MANUFACTURER OF P Therefore, the commissioner, in take him back to the port of his em- The pupils of a distinguished pro- consideration of the above payment, barkation-. stowaway the receipt whereof is hereby acknowl- If the is an fessor of zoology, a man well known American citizen, and is Jade Jewelry t edged, and of the covenants and con- discovered for his eccentricities, noted one day ditions hereinafter set forth to be ob- when the ship is too far on its way to two tidy parcels lying on their instruc- served and performed by the pur- return and land him, he gets a free tor's desk as they passed out at the chaser, hereby authorizes and empow- passage. For this reason stowaways Lai FOR LADIES ers the purchaser to take immediate noon hour. On their return to the possession of said land give most of their patronage to Amer- laboratory for the afternoon lecture, Hatr and to occupy Kali and use the same subject to the fol- ican ships. they saw but one. This the professor lowing covenants and conditions: As the Hiloniian was passing out of took carefully up in his hand as he Hal1 We have a large new stock of Regals for ladies, in High In addition to the five (5) per cent, Furs m Honolulu harbor three Porto Rican opened his lecture. "In the study of I paid as aforesaid, the purchaser shall ' Yat and Low Shoes. They are all of the latest new shapes in pay to the commissioner nve (5) per stowaways appeared on deck and said vertebrata we have taken the frog as cent, of the purchase price two (2) they were going to San Francisco. Cap- a type. Let us now examine the gas- Si Heel, Vamp, and R. Toe, Welt. t years after the date of sale, and five tain Johnson. could have landed them dissected Bono., cent, trocnemius muscles of this (5) per of the purchase price at then, but decided that a walk Hopp & Co. They are just in the cases are now being opened and the end of each year thereafter until little specimen." So saying, the professor J. a., r ,1 the entire purchase price shall have would do them no harm and might dis- untied the string of his neat parcel and tral j there are none like them anywhere else in Honolulu been paid; provided, however, that the courage future attempts. disclosed to view a ham sandwich and 185 KINO STREET. purchaser may, if all covenants and The Hilonian stopped off Koko Head, : a boiled egg. "But I have eaten my J4JI These shoes are all made in the Regal Custom Style, of conditions have been observed and per- a boat was lowered, and the three bewil-deredl- v. Hi formed up to that time, pay to the lunch," said the learned man First-Grad- e material throughout and handsome finish. commissioner on any pay date not less stowaways were put ashore. Where than ten (10) years after the date of they were landed is a stiff twenty-mil- e They're built right, and the quarter sizes insure you a perfect sale any or all installments then re- walk to Honolulu around a steep hill- mmmm maining unpaid; side liberally strewn with chunks of fit from toe to heel. Unpaid installments of the purchase lava. It was a blazing hot day, and At Miss Power's Price, $3.50 and $4.00. price shall bear interest at the rate of six (6) per tent, per annum from when last seen the three Porto Ricans MILINERY PARLORS DTH 1 mi- ten (10) years after the date of sale, were making slow and painful progress. Boston Bldfr.. Fort Street. payable annually by the purchaser to The Hilonian was eight days eoming the commissioner on said pay dates; from the island port, and encountered YOUR OLD SHOES REPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT. In addition to the above and as part and OUE AIM is to produce of the consideration the purchaser fine weather all the way. The cargo Pro' shall pay all taxes, charges and assess included 1800 crates of fresh pine- Clean ments that may be levied or assessed apples, the largest single shipment ever Contaminated Milk ismilkDangerous on or in respect of said land or any interest therein; brought from the islands. Under the THE POND DAIRY REGAL SHOE STORE The purchaser shall have under cul- care of L. G. Kellogg, a Hawaiian pine- We resoectfully solicit orders Tel. 890 tivation at least ten (10), twenty apple ship McCandless Building, Corner of King and Bethel Sts. (20), planter, the bulk of this from clients who appreciate intel- thirty (30), forty (40) and fifty (50) ment will be marketed as far east as ligent brokerage service. per cent, of the arable area of said Chicago. Every order you give will be laid, hereby agreed to be ...... acres, executed to the letter and a re- and shall have an average of at least port sent to you at once. A Victor five (5), ten (10), fifteen (15), twenty AMERICANS BUYING We are members of and charge and twenty-fiv- e adds so much of comfort and en- (20) (25) growing SUGAR the regular commission of the trees per acre upon the remainder of FROM JAVA Honolulu Stock and Bond Ex- joyment to the home that it is said land, hereby agreed to be . change. almost a necessity. Cm acres, two (2), three (3), four (4), five (5) and six (6) years respectively Chronicle. Consul General Henry B. Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd. DEAR!! after the date of sale, and after said Miller forwards from Yokohama the six (6) years shall maintain at least following statement from a Japanese .," Any Paint peels, flakes, and scuffs off in a short fifty (50) per cent, of said area Hawaiian Trusf that arable publication regarding the sugar trade: time is dear at any price. under cultivation and an average of at twenty-fiv- e (25) "American sugar merchants have 1908 STYLES least growing trees LIU per acre on the remainder of said land made immense purchases of Java crude until ..h.. is entitled to a patent for sugar, following a said land. London merchants And Pure Prepared Pant The purchaser shall maintain h... similar course. This has forced up the home and reside upon said land at market for Java sugar from 6.10 to SPRING PATTERNS least five (5) years during the first 6.60 yen per picul ($3.04 to $3.29 per

ten (10) years of 1-- after the date sale, 133 3 pounds). activity shown . NOW TO costs a little more than the ordinary cheap paint, but it gives and no period of less The BE SEEN AT than six (6) to service and lasts twice as long. months of continuous residence at said by the American merchants is due Bishop Trust Co., Ltd. home shall be held to be part of said the revival of trade in the United W. W. AHAIJA & CO., LTD. It is ready-mixe- d. That precludes all possibility of five (5) years. States and the failure of the sugar adulteration in the mixing. The purchaser shall allow the com- cane crops in Cuba, the latter showing FASHIONABLE TAILORS missioner, his agents and representa- KING ST. - - Phone I2f . It is worth your while to insist upon having the painter tives at all reasonable times to enter a decrease of about 30 per cent, on the use only Pure Prepared Paint. and examine said land and the im- figures for a normal year, which buys and sells Hawaiian Stocks and provements t h ereo n ; amounted to 1,300,000 tons. Over 700,-00- 0 Bond. Makes Loans oji approved se- The purchaser shall not, without the tons out of 1,400,000 tons of the written consent of commissioner curity. LTD. the in have been con- n LEWERS & COOKE, indorsed thereon, sell, assign, lease, total production Java D mortgage or otherwise transfer or dis- tracted for by American aud British Invites correspondence In reference f 177 South King Street. Phone 775. pose of this agreement or any rights merchants, and the sugar market this to Investments in the Islands, or the thereunder or said land or any part year will be greatly affected. The stock U r thereof or interest therein; crude sugar in Japan is not '.ondition of any Hawaiian Plantation. 4e The times limited heroin may he ex- of Java tended by the commissioner with the more than 40,000 tons, which, added to Acts as Trustee, Executor, or Guard- approval of the Governor for good and the new sugar rchased for forward la ian. Miuicit'iu rt'iiMMis upon us Hieari ug iu , jjpjiypj.y. jjV the Japan sugar refining their satisfaction that an eiiort has been made in good faith to observe 'company, shows a total not much ex- Collects Interest and dividends and and perform the covenants and condi- ceeding 52.000 Ions. This is not re- - nanages estates generally. tions; Igarded as sufficient to last for more Ten (10) years after the date of than three months, so opera- Fire Insurance. Rest up for the Fleet sale or at any time thereafter, if all far as the tions of the Japan, Yokohama the covenants and conditions have been and Kobe Safe Deposit Boxes. observed and performed, of which ob- sugar refinery companies are con- NOW READY servance and performance the pur- cerned. ' ' This is vacation time and you should take it easy chaser shall make affirmative proof, Bishop Trust Co. Building the purchaser shall be entitled to a WANT NSW PRECINCT. before the fleet 'arrives. If you will go down to patent conveying said land in fee 924 Bethel Street, simple. Governor Frear has received a peti- In case in ofdefault the perform tion from the HONOLULU. Halciwa for a few days you will be fit to encounter ance ot nnv t the above covenants voters of Olowalu and the commissioner mav. with or without Ikumehame, Maui, asking that these 15 cents many trials during that wee)-- . legal process and without notice de-- ) two regions be constituted a new elec maud or previous entry, take posses- tion precinct so that they will not have Ready for Mailing sion of said land and deter- thereby to go clear to Centennial's mine the estate created by this agree- Lahaina to vote. ST. CLAIR BIDGOOD, Manager. ment. Tn case of such forfeiture, said land The new shooting range of the Na- Best Flour 4 shall be sold at auction, either as a tional Guard of Hawaii, near the Ar- New Shipment in by the Arizonan HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO. Ltd whole or in parcels, for cash or on mory, is to be inspected bv CaDtain terms of time payments, in the discre- - Otwell and turned over for use. HENRY MAY & COMPANY, LTD.

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3 ORPHEUM THEATRE 3 You Uet It You Get It I 3 ji Now Playing First 3 Straight 3 ,x MR, RICHARD BUHLER r r o cz o c 5 ir;;";: CT O cL... Cr-r- ' -'-- 3 Cm DOC 3 O cid and the Incomparable j.i i.'" " r ; 'tt-- i cti ti ' ,""V"i tj t BULL PADDY RYAN JESSE WOODS' Lumley Company TEWS Including FRANK E. MONTGOMERY. MI8S ON MAE KEANE and VIRGINIA , TODAY COMMITTEE 6IUNVASI0N THORNTON. ' s - - ' f. Change of play, Monday and Thurs- ' - t : HI . day. Monday Evening, July $th: .Keios and Santa Claras Both Will Have Charge of Fleet 'a The Crack Ball Nine to Journey Have Engagements on Boxing. Wrestling and to Far East Next A Bachelor's Romance Saturday. Tug-of-W- ar. Winter. THURSDAY, JULY 9 ( j! ! --i ;7; The Silver King Today is the day. Within the next P. F. Eyan has been,appointed chair- SAN FRANCISCO, June 20. For the MATINEE WEDNESDAY few hours the S. S. Korea with the man of the committee on boxing, first time since the great American AND SATURDAY Keios and the Hilonian with the Santa wrestling and tug-of-w- contests for game of baseball became a reality the POPULAR ORPHEUM PRICES Claras should dock at their respective the entertainment of the fleet. stars of the diamond will invade the Seats now on sale at Orpheum Box wharves, and the two bands of young He is the right man in the right . Orient next winter under the guidance Office. baseball aspirants set foot on these hos- place, having had an extensive experi- of Jesse Woods, the well known nono pitable shores. ence with the sports mentioned and lulu sporting man, and Mike Fisher, the GRAND MINSTREL Both teams will receive a hearty being well acquainted with a large jocular manager who chaperoned so welcome and the full meed of fair number of men of the fleet. many ball nines in various cities ,o the And .play for which this eity is justly noted. The program of indoor sports will Pacific coast during the last eight years. ' It is perhaps unnecessary to say that commence on the night after the ar- 1 4 ' If the trip proves a success and all 11-- V. Vaudeville no on mainland do rival rival of the fleet and there will be at - I 1 . i indications point that way it will un in city the Vsl. "a teams reeeive more considerate treat- least one boxing bout every night the doubtedly result in one of the greatest ment than right here. fleet is in port. Special evenings will triumphs that the pet pastime of Uncle Performance The plans for the reception of the be set aside for boxing but there will Sam has ever known, and the game has bo by teams, while not elaborate, are quite be a bout with the gloves on the nights managed to achieve new wonders every To Given the 0 complete and the heartiness of their re- when wrestling and tug-of-w- hold the year since its birth half a century ago, ception will make the boys feel that boards. Encouraged by thq success of last St Louis College they have fallen into good hands. The Superintendent of Public Works year's invasion of Honolulu with a nine Alumni Association reception committees will be at the Marston Campbell is getting the fish-mark- et made up almost wholly of Pacific eoast Assisted by band and conveyances in shape for the athletic car- league players, Woods and Fisher de wharves with the POPULAR LOCAL AMATEURS --will give the boys a first peep at the nival and the tug-of-w- ar platform and cided at its conclusion toundertake the beautiful city. 24-fo- ring will be completed in a trip far across the broad Pacific. Care' Under the Direction of Keen interest is being manifested in day or so. - fully they laid their plans and so eager Mr. "Sonny" Cunha the coming series and the local players ' - -- ' - ly were they received by all who heard 4 - I r t . , r will do their utmost to uphold the JAP DEFEATS of them that the magnates went at .fame of Honolulu as a producer of good 'A their work with a zest until now they clean ball. LEAH I GIRL are being boomed throughout the Ori . 0 The first games will be played on Sat- ent. f o urday the 11th, followed on Sunday by Little by little the famed tosseri of Hie two others. The Japanese are plan- Leahi Girl went down to Honouliuli ' v"1 the National and leagues I American JULY 9 AND 11 ning to make a great demonstration on July 4th and ran a quarter of a ",..''' heard of the wonderful pilgrimage A Reserved Seats at Wall, Nichols Co. and will be at the ball grounds en mile race with a spotted horse owned planned by Woods and Fisher. Appli j " Popular Prices 50c., 75c, fl.00 masse. They are great admirers of the by a Japanese, for a substantial purse, " ' ' i S f ' ' - : cations for places on the tourist team game and are very hopeful that theit The Honolulu mare was beaten in came pouring in daily, and now the boys will carry off the honors. thirtv-on- e seconds. Sonny Gay rode BELL HAMPTON men engineering the deal can have their have admirers her and let the other horse steal a lead ART THEATRE The Santa Claras their The Punahous' pitcher, whose fine work in the box is largely respon- pick of the nation's stars. many thinking that they will of several lengths on him at the start. here, sible for the forward running of the Colts in the league race this sea- Woods sails for the Orient tomorrow Hotel Street Leahi Girl prove the ehampions, but the local Despite this handicap son. is morning on the steamer Mongolia for BETWEEN BETHEL AND TORT "I Hampton considered by many to be the best slab artist in the do not adherents and will closed stoutly and came near beating V j teams lack Territory. He has speed and control, and is justly popular with the the purpose of making the final ar have each of them a good following. her opponent. rangements and booking the team at patrons of the local games. Extraordinary Change At any rate a season of good clean Leahi Girl has run the distance in the larger cities of Japan, China, Phil attractions. Wedresday and Saturday. Matinee a sport is ahead. 0:24 on the local track and her poor ippines and the Hawaiian Islands. His 2:30 to 4. Evening. 7 to 8:30; 8:40 to With a fair field and no favor may showing on Saturday was a great dis- trip will cover a period of three months, 10:15. Two Big Shows. Fine music. the best team win. appointment to her connections. and upon his return on October 1 Fisher COMMODORE COOPER HAS Mrs. King, the celebrated concert On Saturday the Keios will stack up Ben Hollinger retains confidence in will have perfected the arrangements singer. In illustrated songs. against the Punahous at 1:30 p. m., and Leahi Girl and will match her against at this end of the world and the party the second game will be between the the Japanese horse which defeated her A HUNCH ABOUT LURLINE will be ready to invade the Far East. anta Claras and the Kamehamehas. on the Fourth, the race to be run in The team will sail direct to Yoko MOVING Honolulu and his kid brother to ride. PICTURES Cooper of the Hawaii Yacht Club, asked yesterday what he hama, where it plays a series of games STARLIGHTS thought of the chances of the transpacific cup racers, said: with the leading Japanese nines of the AIDION THE "If the yachts' have the same weather that the 8. S. Mongolia experienced, big city. From there it visits Tokio, CALIFORNIA THEATRE THE LEADERS BEST WINNER I think that the Lurline will surely win. Kobe and Nagasaki. Finishing its tour "If there is a good blow coming down, I shall expect to see the Hawaii of Japan, the team goes next to the The results of the Fourth of July Philippines and then through China On HOTEL and Union In a Seaside Baseball League game arrive at the finishing line Srst. Maui races were as follows: their way home the stars will stop over last Sunday, the Starlights defeated " Eegarding the Gwendolyn II., I should say that she is disqualified from Half mile free-for-a- ll Aidion, 1; starting, as her water-lin- e length is 36 feet, whereas lenjrth allowed at Honolulu, where the natives will NEW MOVING the Starlines by the score of 5 to 4, the minimum PICTURES Traveler, 2; Sure Shot, 3. Time, 54 ruleg again be waiting to greet them as they g by the of the raee is 40 feet Jf it ha(lnt been for thisj comjtion the after a thirteen-innin- game. sctuuua. , i ' have-bee- n were last year. Peter Luis, the Starlights' pitcher, One mile harness race Xaniwa, 1. Kamehameha might entered." Today from 10 a. m. to 5 p. ro, and fine Time, 3:10 1-- I "The club will get busy in a few days and arrange for the watchman at All Japan is agog over the coming lid work, striking out sixteen 7 p. m. to 11 p. m. r men. Half mile, Japanese-owne- d horses Diamond Head and the notification of the public of the arrival of the yachts ' of the American stars. As the baseball Hiwa. of the Starlines also twirled .iko, 1; juia coy, juinnie, lime, bv basts cf the fire whistle." fans in general know, the little brown well, keeping 54 seconds. I i the hits well scattered. 2.' men of the Mikado kingdom have fol Admission.. Ten Cents The Starlights won the game by su- Harness race Parnell, 1; Abdine, t- perior stickwork. Time, 2:40. Xt-inr-WT- lowed once more in the footsteps of Children Five Cents i Score by innings: Three-fourth- s mile Aidion, 1; De- - J Ql 1 O Uncle Sam and adopted his national 123456 78910111213 fender, 2. Time, 1:22 2-- OhOft anClOWeet Bunts pastime as their own. So proficient have 1J NOi' 2 Tim6' i Starlines.. 000103000 0 0 0 0 4 l08UlVaCePiiIlOl(, sjLgMM--t the Japs become in handling the sphere EMPIRE THEATRE Starlights. 301000000 0 0 0 1 5 xc vr aJ Paia defeated Puunene on the The Punahou nine will shortly be that thtir leading colleges are reputed Struek out By Peter Luis, 16 j "b:j .1 t),ji rr; lourth for the Baldwin baseball cup strengthened by the inclusion of a to pliy ball nearly as as our own HOTEL AND BETHEL STREETS. Hiwa, 7. iii. by the score of 11 to 6. fast 3:15. couple of university players. universities are capable of. The free-for-a- Starlights' lineup was as fol- One mile ll Aidion, 1; De- - Thirty-si- x lows: John Asing, c; Peter Luis, p.; 2. i hundred dollars has been Every large school in the realm of fender. r Time.j 1:53. Joe Koss will play for the Kams dur- New Moving Pictures . allowed - Lau Look, lb.; Chas. Y. Hoy, 2b.; Lee Harness race, one mile Isaniwa, the fleet sports committee. ing the Mikado boast:- a ball team, while Kee. ss.; Ah Toon, 3b.; B. lj the triangular series. Koss is a Wing Kee, bdine, 2. Time, 2:37. Riversider. in all the big cities they have their in- TONIGHT! TONIuHT! If.; Sing Tai, cf.; Chun Tuck, rf. Three-fourth- s Japanese-owne- d Waikiki regatta will take place on mile. dependent nines, grass leaguers and The Starlines' lineup was: Peter horses Elko, 1; Vixen, 2. Time, July NEW FILMS Fern, Kid Hiwa, Joy will pitch for St. Louis in their sand lot performers, as we c; p.; Luis Kapua, 1:25 4-- just have FRANK VI ERRA, Pianist. C. L. The crowd from Maui first game against the visitors. It lb.; Hook, 2b.; Ah Tin, ss.; Ng Pony race-- Traveler, 1; Defender, 2. returning will under the Stars and Siripes. And the King. 3b.; II. Kaiehu, If.; speak highly of the welcome extended. be his first appearance in the box Ahoy, cf.; Time, 51 seconds. this year. Japanese fans can root and make life Admission 10 cent Ah Book, rf. three-eighth- Japanese subscription race, s miserable for umpires, too. There is Children 5 cBti By winning Sunday's game the Star- Kula Boy, 1. Time, 40 McAuliffe rode Aidion, the horse lights go to to the head of which won the majority of the run- The Diamond Heads may include a not a feature of the great game which the league. seconds. Riverside star or two in their lineup. The Pacifies are second, but they have ning races at Spreckels Park. they overlookj and the faster the games a chance to tie with the Iti Sell 5i Starlights if The Keios have reputation of the better the little brown men like they defeat the Starlines next Sun- LADY MAUD The Maui horsemen state that they the iL day. EMBARGOED will ship to Honolulu if there are playing a great bunting game. them. The standing of the teams races here during fleet week. The coming of the American players follows: Santa Claras are favorites for the P. W. L. Pet. LOS ANGELES, June 2S. A gener- series. will do more for baseball in Japan than League Grounds ' The $2000 vacht Sprav was pur- - Starlights .8 1 S75 ous donation to the subscription fund anything else that has ever happened, Pacifies 7 e 1 .S32 chased by Captain Miller for $130. II enabled the laborers' embargo on the What will Pickaa say when he hears Now is the time to secure your tick- in this line. The doings of these great SATURDAY. JULY Starlines 7 4 3 .563 ets for the big games. Sweet Violets 8 1 7 .125 yacht Lady Maud to be released at San the sad news! diamond stars are well known to the 1:30 P. M. Okuwas 0 8 .000 Diego todav, and the vessel will sail Japanese fans, who take nearly as I he St. Louis Alumni minstrels give KAMS. vs. SANTA CLARA tomorrow for San Pedro, to much interest in our national game as THE BALL GAME morning their first show tomorrow night PUNAHOU vs. KEIO tatte part in tne race to Honolulu, coi- - I Trotters and Pacers we do ourselves. They can tell you AT WAILUKU onel C. D. Collier and other San Diego' The Honolulu Golf Club will have a the batting average of Hans Wagntr ADMISSION 25c. me,lal I'la at oanalua on Sunday, in a jiffy, while they have Hal Chase's Reisrved Grandstand, 25c Extra Tha score by lovers of yachting came through with Sat, innings and lineup of Dr. Alfred McLaughlin died recently stolen base tongues' handsome sums, and the carpenters and' E-!g- record at their the Diamond Head A. C. and Wailuku teams have eDtere1 for the at Pleasanton. r. tips. other men have all been paid their Midway tug-of-w&- C. ly will be the catcher. In the box teams, which played on July 4, follow: B. Wilson will wages. The yacht will be given a great referee the pulls. Tiverton (2:04 1-- has broken down Japan is a very populous country,, will be Ovie Overall of the world' Diamond Heads. 31234567892 send-of- f at the bav citv in the morning, and may never start again. and the population is all centralized. champion Chicago Cubs and "Big Bill" 020000 0 7 Dan T. Carey's horses won $625 at H 1 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 The Lady Maud will be sailed in the For this reason Wood and Fisher hope Burns of the Wasljintrt"!"". On first 06 Maui races. The Hungarian Derby, worth to the Wailukus 02000300 0 5 raee by Wilbur Kyle as captain and to break the world's attendance record Frank Chance, Hal "ha- - "Jiggs" B. II...... 0 1 1 3 1 3 0 0 winner $15,075, was trotted at Buda- 09 Captain L. B. Harris as navigator. Honolulus 3, Mooheaus 0. This game pest, Hungary, on June 1. and was won at Tokio and Yokohama. This sounds Donahue anI Joe alon wi!l shine, Diamond Heads Chil-lingwort- Crook, S. h. was played four-vear-ol- rf.; in Hilo on Sunday after- by Louis Winan's d stallion ridiculous on the face of it, but when alternating in the outfield. y, 2b.; W. Chillingworth, p.-Jo- noon. Willy. A. C. Pennock. the American the matter i. studied out carefully it Delehanty of Washington seemi c; II. Williams, lb.; Crewesj ss ; Joe trainer, drove the winner. n, Clarke, 3b.; K. Chillingworth, 3 looks plausible enough. assured of the peennd place po-itio- Sportive SANTA CLARAS' - , cf. - $ Joshes Both of these cities contain some- our old frif-nd- Bill 1-- while ginry Wailukus Xowell, McKinnev (2:11 led all the 2b.; Sylra, cf.; NEW CAPTAIN j thinsr like 1,000,000 people, and are, Deveroaux, will do the honors at third. S. Ayau, ss.; Cummings, If.; sires of trotting speed again last year t Bal, The m therefore, nearly as lartre as Chicago. Cobb champion hitter of the rf.; Garcia, 3b.; Cockett, -- bottlers of San Francisco have the amount of money won by his Ty ,the lb r, Bento, p. ' organized a baseball team. They SAN JOSE, June 25. Merwyn Sha-fe- get. Besides the ardent Japanese fans, the Detroit Timers, and George Ilildcbrand. - should put up a game. Struck out By Chillingworth, 6- corking good for several seasons catcher of the population is made up of thousands of Seal fielder, will bv" the ever popular left Bento, 4. free-for-al- l Santa Clara College baseball team, has The foOOO trot which was Americans and British subjects, who complete the team as strong an ag- A Maui correspondent to have on hJ writes of "a been etected captain of the aggregation taken plae at Readville games like so many spirited croquet match" at Puunene. July 4 was declared off owing to will flock to the gregation as ever toured any foreign JACK McFADDEN for the season of 1908-09- . The Santa the Excitement must, indeed, have run withdrawal of Sonoma Girl. sheep. Then, the price of admissiun countrr. rSan Francisco Bulletin. WINS high. Clara College team claims the amateur FIGHT collegiate title for last year, having is small, so the hopes of Woods that he - beaten The weekly of 50,000 to 70,000 people Club its) At the Palm Athletic Club, Tallejo. both Berkeley and Stanford two shoot the Hawaiian will draw from The Hawaiian Kennel at Frank Gotch. the ehampion wrestler, series of games. Shafer is among the Gun Club takes place this afternoon at his big games may be realized. coming show will 6how stereopticon on June 27. Jaek McFadden of San has promised vaudeville managers at that best of the college catchers, and has the usual time and place. Jack Bliss of the St. Louis Nationals, views of the winners at the great Francisco knocked out Young Elias he'll appear on their stages in a always been popular team- of with his Berry of the Seals, and Pat Crockett in the second round. sketch. It is not believed that Frank mates and schoolmates at the Jesuit Adrian, an imported runner, won all Claude bench show held in Madison Squaro will like- - thrown them down. college. the open races at Wailuku on July . Donahue of the Boston Americana Garden.

0 n ? WEDNESDAY, 8, 1908. f - JULY n- THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU. THE NOW CHRISTIAN COUNTRIES. The announcement from Koine that Great Britaia, Holland, Canada, and Pacific the United States have been removed from the jurisdiction of the Sacred Col Commercial Advertiser announcement of A MORNING PAPER. lege for the Propagation of the Faith, is, within its realm, an the verv trreatest interest and importance. It signifies that, in the conception Cooling Zephyrs 'Si Kornan Church, these countries are no longer WALTER Q. SMITH . .. - - - . - - EDITOR of the authorities of the Catholic If' mission fields, partibus infidelium, but Christian lands, not requiring further i like that of the American Board of 1863, When you need them WEDNESDAY : : : : ; : JULY 8 missionarv efforts. In kind the act is when it withdrew from active work in these Islands, declaring them to have Where you want them LAND, LABOR AND FARMER. been Christianized. By using-- a portable of the Faith is the greatest On June 30, this paper argued that the idea of trying to Americanize The Sacred Congregation for the Propagation goes back several hundred years, but Hawaii by flooding it with European laborers who know nothing of Americanism missionary organization in the world. It XV. In the early part of the or of the language in which that political and sociological principle finds ex- - it was given its present form by Pope Gregory of historical, eth- - OreSsion. is nrpnnttprnna- - on.l iViaf tlinnrrh a roaennnl.lA number nf such laborers seventeenth century. Its archives form a valuable collection two ectric ran nM ; v, fn, th h emblem nograi.hical, and geographical documents, covering a period of hundred an-- : established maintained a - h To and titty years, and almost tne entire world It has .a,.,;...,:. . I i .r ii i il . - n.i ii n n 1.- u nt i i 1 i . i .t i n ,,;in,11 farmer - - u.aui.riiiii i" in in. tub elec- ri t.j i it. training of missionaries. Attachable to any this plea the Maui News addresses itself as follows: seminaries in Rome and elsewhere for the the Faith has jurisdiction over tric light socket must The Sacred College for the Propagation of There is mueh sound sense in the above editorial, but it not - nil Vicars A nnstolie. and Bishons in tartibus infidelium that is. in all mis- Better than a vacation be forgotten that the Latins of the Islands do not remain by them- sionary districts and sees. The college has had the nurture of the church in Costs selves, but that the younger generations attend our schools and learn very little. the United States, creating the first Catholic see, comprising the whole territory onr language and our manners and customs and lave in the past be- of United States, in 1789. In 1S08 the diocese of New York was created, first-cla- the come ss citizens, and those who remain on the plantations make which has just recently celebrated its centennial. The United States has now a market for those engaged in agricultural and trade pursuits, and are become so well supplied with bishops that it is not considered longer to require doubly valuable to the Territory, while the Asiatics tend to drive out The Hawaiian Electric the oversight of the College for the Propaganda. So also it is with the other Co., Ltd. the few whites here rather than affording openings for an increased countries mentioned. It is not they are considered as being less Catholic, King St. near Alakea. P. O. Box number. that 144. but more Catholic. Conditions here are very different to what they are on the main- is demonstrated agricultural or horticultural land, and until it here that THE PUNCHBOWL BOAD. pursuits are a success for persons of small means, no considerable num- ber of people will try an experiment here when conditions are known It seems that with the fleet coming to be favorable on the mainland. here the city fathers should fix the f It would probably be much more just to encourage our citizens road soins around Punchbowl. The The Best is always the Cheapest. of Latin descent to cope with the conditions that will confront the road is in a most deplorable state eS' pecially near Pensacola road and near farmer, for that class of our residents know mueh of the local conditions HAWAIIAN and stand a better chance of making a stfccess of the enterprise than Lusitana road. Near Pensacola, or go- SOUVENIRS STAMPED ! those who have no knowledge of local conditions and would hesitate ing to the United States Experiment How many people know it only I Station, it is like going on a boat to stand the expense of making the change with a chance of failure. as a name people who should be we here have lived over the raging billows, it rocks one so. It should not be forgotten that the Latins have strong, healthy, virile! and worked here for many years, and are therefore entitled to consider- Near Lusitana road some one put in h ation. some rocks while the road was muddy Vigor is the result of the right r and now is dry these stones , If American farmers can be gotten here, let us have them, but that it amount of Vitality. let ns not forget those who are already here and are entitled to con- show up so that it makes one feel that if the Supervisors or the Eoad Supervisor For Appetite, Health, and Vig- - sideration, and in ease farmers from the mainland can not be had, there Are is no good reason for keeping back the country. We need more inde- would take time to drive up that way "or, there's nothing that can take the best and are truly souvenirs because they are made pendent homes, and if we can not get one class, we should look to after lunch, it would give them an ap- the place of in Honolulu. another, and not be forever quibbling about the merits and demerits petite for supper. of the American farmer and the white laborers, as two of the leading KICKER. dailies of Honolulu seem to be doing. Mutrine Hi G ulman 1064 Fori Street I The Portuguese we have from the Azores are descendants of Flemish as A SHEEP SHEARER'S TRIALS. lalt well as Portuguese settlers, and are a better peasantry than those on the main I have followed the shearing season i the Natural Tonic. land. They unite, or at least could unite, better with the Anglo-Saxo- n and through New Zealand and all over Celtic races than could the pure Latin; but any inundation of them Australia, says Mr. R. L. McBean of It is universally prescribed by "'''''''''''B','''M'" or of any other Latin people, would swamp the schools and be far-mo- re likely Duntroon, N. Z., "and the changes of the medical profession. to Latinize the land than, at the instance of a small, half-submerge- d American water and tucker always bring an at community, to help make or keep it the kind of a country they know nothing tack of diarrhoea. The only relief I il can obtain Is from Chamberlains of by experience, inheritance or sympathy. Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. II How are conditions here so different from those on the mainland, in Every shed now has some shearers fillister Di the sense the Maui News uses the term? Southern California was a desert who use this wonderful medicine and always carry a twenty-fiv- e years ago; is yet a place to which assurance of one-thir- d the bottle with them." For 1W it the sale by Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., annual rainfall of our supposed desert island of Lanai would be a godsend; yet agents for H. I. Limited it is becoming a garden a land as rich and productive as the Canaan of the Cotton Crepe, New Scriptures. People there did not wait for somebody to demonstrate what they Mr. Bryan, speaking of his own grow successfully; went in and and they were and political prospects, tells the following Patterns, ReautifuJ eould they tried, patient ' well-to-d- was once a cowboy confident enough and o enough to wait for lemon and orange trees to story: "There, whose bad habits prevented him from Designs, ow up and show whether their would be salable or noC "Why not get 20c a Yard. fruit receiving an invitation to a ranch-hous- e some farmers of that kind heref It is not necessary or advisable to seek only dance. .The fact that he was not J those of small means. invited made him angry, and on the Ill The question of means is one which also touches "our citizens of Latin night of the dance he put in an appear- JcJpc!FiSS descent." they have the means, encourage them to take hold; if not, why ance. He was politely asked to leave, If and he did so. After getting his cour- Fort Street, near the Convent. keep the land idle when American farmers of the well-to-d- o Southern Cali- age up he entered the house a second WW fornia class are ready to take it up and plow its latent wealth into view and time, and again he was asked to leave. put that wealth into circulation? The land should be divided among those who He demurred and he was led out. Half can get the most out of it to add to the common store. an hour later he made his third appear- ance as an uninvited guest and he was IV The last paragraph of the Maui News' comment suggests that the thrown out of the door and into the We American farmer can not be had. But this is an error. But one serious effort yard. After he gathered his scattered has been made to get him, and that was at Wahiawa. The result is a million-- senses he mumbled to himself: 'I know WRAPPIMG PAPER, dollar crop or pines. Hundreds of letters of inquiry from farmers are coming what 's the matter with them in there. Guarantee They don 't want me. ' ' ' here every year. If Maui wants some of these would-b- e settlers, let her put up of in forty-acr- e holdings Watch a big tract land and send a man like Byron O. Clark am told that your husband plays Your AGS, TWINES to the Coast to colonize it. He will do his part to Maui's immense "I advantage. billiards every night at the clubs repaired by plays for money, too," said the anxious to keep perfect time If PEARY'S mother to her newly married daughter. us. Many years' experience in the EXPEDITION. "That's all right, mother," cheerfully Captain Peary has succeeded in raising the needed $25,000, and has started responded the young wife. "He gives watch business places us in a po- north on another quest of the Pole. He goes late and can hardly expect much me all his winnings " "What? sition to offer to you expert ser- American-Hawaiia- n & Co., Do he always plays Paper Supply Ltd. benefit from thawing weather; but as advances are made chiefly by land after you " "And vices at minimum cost. Mr. Next-door.- differ- the ice pack has been reached, that may not particularly count. Peary will with "What ence can that make?" "Mrs. Next-doo- r Appoint us the guardian of your CORNER FORT AND QUEEN STS. land provisions, cache them at given points along his way, and, making a pro- makes her husband give her his s watch. We will guarantee to make visioned base as far north as possible, will operate against the Pole from there. winnings too, and she gh-e- the money GEO. a. GUILD. Genera! Manager. Telephm 111. His record is now farthest north. His last camp on the chain previously to me and I hartl her what my husband it keep correct time. hers, and so we both have stretched was about as near the Pole as Honolulu is to Hilo a distance of two won from about twice as much money as we could J J J hundred miles. With a satisfactory airship that remaining distance could have get out of them otherwise." been quickly traversed, but Peary hopes to compass it next time with dog 6ledges or on foot. Profiting by the errors of past adventuring, he feels that A Washington man, while visiting a H. F. he can win. friend's place in Virginia, became much Wichman &Co. in his experiments in From his former outpost, two hundred miles from explorer interested fruit LIMITED the Pole, the culture. One day the visitor was mak- could see a long way ahead, and he noted no change in the dreary landscape. ing the rounds of the place, being in We mention this, because it is the belief of the whole Mormon church and of charge of the friend's young daughter Leading Jewelers We have just received from the dairies a large invoice some people outside of it, that the earth is not only flattened at the Poles, but of ten, who acted as guide. "This tree seems to be loaded with apples," ob- of we have had that there is a deep, saucer-lik- e depression is the best butter in many months and we there, in which the air kindly served the Washingtonian, indicating a and the pastures green. The Mormons think this far country is inhabited by particularly fine specimen. "Yes, sir," are offering it as follows: the descendants of the lost ten tribes of Israel, who will yet come out to "pos- assented the little, girl; "father says CRYSTAL sess the earth." Apart from this curious theology, it is an interesting fact that, this is a good year for ap7les. " "I am SPRINGS ..35 Cents in their polar solitudes, the wild fowl, the bears and musk oxen that come down glad to hear that," said the visitor. WHITE CLOVER "Are all your trees as full of apples as waisan 3P Cents in the fall, find their plumpest flesh. What they feed on is a mystery to be this one?" "No, sir," explained the PARKER RANCH, albs 7o Cents solved; nevertheless, if there is a depression, made warm for part of the year girl, "only the apple trees." by very-sma- thermal springs, it must be a ll one indeed, else its rim would have So shown itself within Peary's range of vision. But all he saw from his station "I am tired of seeing that everlast- uvenir Metropolitan Meat Company, Ltd. so near the Pole were placial bergs and stony, snowy hills and hummocks of ing mackerel brought in for breakfast," grumbled a boarder, to glare ice. If he finds the Pole amid sueh surroundings, as he probably will, if "and I intend Telephone speak to the landlady about it." Some 45. he finds it all, a large feilow-vietim- at modern structure of theology will crumble. of his s annlauded. but Purs At the same time that Peary will be seeking the North Pole a strong party most of them doubted his courage. The es of British explorers, which sailed from Lyttelton, New Zealand, last fall, will matter wras under discussion when the landlady be looking for its twin in the South. Whether the southerners win or not!, appeared. "Miss Prunella," began the bold boarder, was about 1 they may add another continent to map. In fact, the geography is inno- "I 1 the to say in regard to the mackerel that 50 cents cb-- cent of dimensions T 'f the of at least two probable continents the Antarctic and we desire a change." "It's good Fx H Greenland. mackerel.' responded the landlady T M grimly, "and there will be no change." "Then, for heaven's sake," resumed A recent article from the pen of Viee-Adtnir- Polumbo, of the just received ship- Italian I the bold hoarder, "order the girl to We have the first la ! navy, has create.) a profound impression at Home. The author shows by figures bring it in tail first for a while." ment of what we think will be the best 'i moderate-price- Vfilk K.; how the navies of all the great powers of the world, excepting Italy, have been r0e. seller of all the many d augmented within the last fourteen years,-pointing- out, for instance, that the Hawaiian Souvenirs. This is a Japanese fleet has been sextupled, the American fleet has been trebled, ami two-pock- et Shield Purse, with hand (UNSWEETENED) the British fleet doubled, while the Italian fleet has not been increased by a HOTEL ST, FRANCIS strap for women and plain for men. single ton. Admiral Polumbo estimates that in 1910 the relative strengths of The front shows the Hawaiian coat-of-ar- The Best and Safest to use, because it's ABSOLUTELY ' the navies of the powers, reckoned in tons. will. lie as follows: Great Britain, SAN FRANCISCO. with morto, the under flap an PURE. j,21.,000; Germany, ."..".O'iO; United States, .4 7.fMi." ; France, 4G2.42."; Japan, American flag, the outer flap This hostelry possesses all the best the word 3S6,13.; Russia. Italy, J5O.9S0; Austria, 110.34.1. "Aloha." and the rear the Kameha-meh- a ! features of the world's finest cara- RICHEST IN BUTTER FAT. statue, all in relief. vansaries, and has added many ideas The leather Mr. Adams appreciation is strong, KEEPS INDEFINITELY. thinks that the lack of of Madame Arral reflects to the sum of hotel happiness. durable calf, natural color. npon the musical taste the city, yet there was Besides being a. of audience enough for Kubelik It has introduced to Pacific Coast handsome souvenir, ASK YOUR GROCER. not long ago, and other fine musicians have not been neglected this purse will be here. All singers Hoteldom, the Electric Grill, Pneu- much used locally, meet moods in every city. Sometimes they come its shape, varying to triumph, sometimes matic Tube service, Magneta Clock utility and artistic finish all to suffer an unmerited inexplicable defeat. The combining to and public is capricious and system and today represents the make it an ideal purse mercurial. now it seems to absorbed in daily Just the coming armada, and neither farthest advance of science in hotel for use. nor music to drama appeals it. Probably if Madame Arral tries again during service in America. fleet week she will have a bumper house, that being a period of complete fes- HAGKFELD & CO" LTD, tivity with society greatly reinforced. Bates European from $2 upward. Under the Management of Hi There appear to be no States that helped elect Roosevelt, with the JAMES WOODS. DISTRIBUTORS. of Missouri, which show any signs of Republican disaffection 01 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1908.

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U O n AUTOMOBILE SERVICE J Opposite Hawaiian Hotel U n ELEGANTLY EQUIPPED IN EVERY PARTICULAR. NOTHING BETTER IN THE TERRITORY. MODERN, POWERFUL MACHINES AT PUBLIC SERVICE AT REA- SONABLE RATES IN CHARGE OF CAREFUL, RESPONSIBLE CHAUFFEURS ACQUAINTED WITH THE CITY AND CAPABLE "OF DIRECTING TO ALL POINTS OF IN TEREST. i TELEPHONE 191. This Island contains much of interest to the tourist. These machines carry you quickly giving you long time at objective points. We know the where and how of automobiling. Our services are at your disposal at all hours, day or night.

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One Seven Seated Stoddard-Dayto- n. One Five Seated Buick. One Steven Seated Studebaker. One Five Seated Pope Hartford. Record bearers for Pacemakers and Hill climbers. Nothing better has ever been run over these roads. Five Seated Buick. Five Seated Pope Hartford. Our Chauffeurs have grown with Honolulu and know every nook and crannie of the place from the viewpoint of the tourist. Special rates for long distance runs or to IUleiwa. Visits to Kapiolani Park, Diamond Head Light, Aquarium and the beach hotels at nominal cost. . Fort Shafter, Bishop Museum, Kamehameha Schools and Moanalua are objects of special interest to visitors and should not be overlooked.

One of the finest bits of scenery on this Island. The spot where Kamehameha conquered his enemies and drove them to their death. A magnificent panoramic view of both sides of the Island mav be obtained from this point. Xo one should miss. this grand scene. The cost of the trip is small, compared with the satisfaction; the time is short. ? - FULLEST INFORMATION AS TO ITINERARY ON APPLICATION. REPAIR DEPARTMENT - This is in charge of expert mechanics thoroughly famii:ar with automobile construction. Repairs made quickly. Greatest attention paid at this Garage to the care of private machines. - ' Compensation. for this service oh application. s . f GEORGE S. WELLS, Manager. .TkMif'mir w tag 3C 30C 3 O C 30 Manuel Ms MESSENGER STARTLES. KANAKA STEVEDORES E STAMP HOG IS Er ... hi GOVERNOR'S STAFF REPLACE UNION MEN LOCATED IN CANADA IBUY YOUR JTHE LATEST MODEL POPE-HARTFOR- D, SHOES 1908. The divinity that doth hedge a king SAX FRANCISCO, June 29. Union The following letter has been AND or head of, a state makes slight stevedores were replaced on Union-- by a local individual from a stranger SHIRTS HERE The best automobile in the city, U the the impression upon the average small . street wharf this morning by kanakas j residing in Peterborough, Ontario, carry four passengers, can be bad i to discharg- - The is ny hour, day .r Bight, by calling uj boy, especially if that boy happens when the work of loading and writer hungry for Hawaiian be making his living by delivering ing Kosmos steamer Theben was stamps and the modesty of his demands Manuel Reis, tephone 290; ve the re- - pub-show- n Bwnm-Toun- g- messages about the city. This was resumed. This action followed the makes the communication worth are, telephone 200, at the Executive building Mon- - fusal of the German steamship officials ; lishing: ay residence, cel;hone 1097. We've just received a fine assortment of the , famous day morning, when a grimy urchin to pay the rate of fifty-fiv- e cents an j take the liberty of writing to "I Goodyear Welt Shoe for gentelmen, $2.50 and $3.50. invaded the sanctum of Governor Frear hour asked for by the stevedores, and' you on the subject of stamps. Iam For and nearly brought about a fit on the five gangs of kanakas are now at work desirous of obtaining a few thousand ladies, $2.00 and $3.50 a pair. LAWRENCE BARRETT part of the chief clerk. at the Kosmos dock. of the stamps in use in the Hawaiian Patent Leather, Gun Metal, Vici Kid and Brown Leather. a addressed to 10-Ce- The boy had letter Some nt days ago officials Islands and if you can secure them Havana Cigar the of the Reliance Shirts from $1.00 and the chief clerk, but knew not where German line put a number of the for me I will "be very glad. If not, $1.25. THE QUALITY SMOKE to take it, once he was upstairs in the Chilean members of the crew of the kindlv hand letter to some English boy We have a splendid assortment of this renowned shirt in course his hesita- - j Capitol. In the of ine.r Pentaur to work discharging that who would be interested. tasty and attractive designs. Negligee and full dress. tion he wandered the length ot the hail- - vessel at Oakland Long Wharf, but this "A mixture of the stamps in common way and out on to the front lanai. morning was the first time they use taken from old letters, parcels, etc., SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. PURE-BRE- D POULTRY around for someone to ask di- - tempted to replace the union men on is all I expect. There may be hundreds rections of, he espied Governor Frear, tnis sjje 0f the bay. The steamship of one or two of the commoner kinds FOR SALE. deep in some governmental problem, company claims that the stevedores which will be quite satisfactory. EGGS from choice his The window waa stock in se&aom. seated at desk. charge the Kosmos Company fifty-fiv- e "In return I will be glad to send Address: TV. C. - WEEDON, open and the messenger stepped, un- cent8 an hour and otnpr companjeB anything I can that would be of inter- Box 658, Honolulm. noted, into the presence. along the waterfront fifty cents an est or use. I could send a nice collec The first intimation that the Gov- - hour and they deman)1 a reduction. The tion of a few hundred stamps, all dif- YEE CO, REDUCTION SALE ernor had that anyone had entered the stevedores refused to make this cut in ferent, whieh would be a valuable start OHMI LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S IUI,,U rss--.iue cuumurr ucu wages for the German line, and as a to a collector; or I could send picture Cor. King and Bethel Sts. grimy fist shot a letter unaer his nose result found themselves locked out. postcards of local Canadian views, ot in HATS and a voice shrilled in his ear: "Say, From present indications the Kosmos cash at the rate of fifty cents per thou where kin I find that feller?" dock will remain closed against the sand stamps. n K. di- UYEDA Although surprised, the Governor union men, and gangs wilJ a sample thousand and send, 123 "TUANTJ AVEXTJB of kanakas "Gather rected the messenger to the door sep- carry on the work of loading and telling me what you would like, and I arating his sanctum from the office of The most complete the freight aboard the big will try and please you so well that "nd attractive the chief elerk, and the boy, hat steamers. Xo attempts have been mad you will wish to continue the exchange, curio : : i . . ii. . 1 . i. : . i. i Is i;iuuiii- muck uu uaciv ui ma iieau, . lilt by any or the other steamshjp lines as "Hoping for a favorable reply with STEINER'S rmti gtu iiiiu tut; biaxucu .'JtrMrucc ui yet to follow the example set by the at least a few hundred stamps, I am, The the clerk and the office force of sten Kosmos Company. truly yours, Island Curio Store "Very ographers. "J. II. CALLANDER. dis for youse? was the ques- EUte Building, Hotel 'ls HILO'S INDEPENDENCE "I can send rare cactus plants in street. Visitors al-- 1 tion that announced the messenger's ways exchange, if desired, or books, or what welcome. business, laying the before the DAY CELEBRATION letter ever may be in your line." chief clerk. guy in dere "Th' width' Following is the program of Kilo's It is rfmarkable that the writer PRECIOUS whiskers sed to bring it out Offer to the Trade Their Mill including fol- STONES here." literary exercises at Mookeau pavilion, doesn't suggest a trade of .nails, glass Products, the Bet In rings and brooches. And quite unconscious that there lowing Celebrated Gold and July i: - beads or red calico for his much covet- Brands: eilver jewelry made to order at rea- was anything out of the way, the boy sonable prices. Your solicited E. JS". Holmes. President of the Day. ed stamps. nKM " "ct5t?t?t?v ttdtt?t"c"pv trade took the signed receipt, stuck it into "nni r.iTr cwmir Musical selection Ililo IUno "MAT3T TT1 T 'PAT?" CXJTTT Tk his pocket and whistled his way down "CHTTMn Dtvr ' ncn SUN WO Invocation. Rev. Shithl.-- BALI. liCSETS. winding C. E. CHAN ' the stairwav. ' ' CHEW, Manager Singiug America .School Child r.-i- Tieketa for the Atlantic fleet ball can and other Family and Baker Flour. Also 1S0S Maunakea St. p. j o. Box 943 (Under direction of Mrs. T. be procured following places: THE AET THEATER. J. Lew:? at the BRAN, SHORTS, MIDDLINGS, ROLLED BARLEY, and Oration H. Smith W. W. Dimond Co., Ltd. the famous CAPITOL MILLS CEREALS. Choice This pleasant amusement hall con- Declaration of Independence Chambers Drug Co., Ltd. tinues in popular favor with the public. - Chas. Weatherbee Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd. The Sperry Products have been for over fifty years the Konooii Bei The character of pictures appeals to Song "Columbia, Gem of the Ocean" Hollister Drug Co., Ltd. standard of quality for the Pacific Coast 8 ladies and there is nothing in connee-- School Children, under direction Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. t Always on Hand tion with the place that will not be of Mrs. J. T. Lewis. M. Mclnerny, Ltd. pleasing Benediction M". YOUNG PIGS to the most fastidious. The Eev. E. G. Silva A. Gunst & Co., Ltd. POULTRY temperature always kept pleasantly Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd. Ask your Grocer for them. EGG? low so there is nothing to detract, from AN EXCHANGE OF LANDS, Hawaiian Xews Co., Ltd. FRESH BUTTER AND CHEESE the pleasure the different and excellent A deed exchanging lands between the Robert Innes Lillie, views afford. J Department of Public Instruction and McCLANAHAN'S LEASE. SAM WO MEAT CO. j RESIDENT MANAGER. the Olovralu Company was filed yester- - The lease of Manoa Valley property j you day King Street Market, next C. Q. Tee If are out for an outing per for record. The exchange is of ry L. K. C. Lane and John C. Lane to! Honolulu Office: Hilo tDffice: Hop & Co. auto, ring up 2t0, 3$3 or 145$. Two property formely used for school w E. B. McClanahan, November 1901,! Robinson BIdg., St. Tel. 2SS 1, Queen Spreckels BIdg., King St machines at your service, poses for other property ta be here-C- . for eight years, was filed fori YOUNG TIM, Manager. yesterday H. Behn. . after used for school purposes. reeord. 1 A

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! AT TfKIK FLEET . 1 It Used to Be Done in a Congressional Caucus, 6f We'll Supply You With Guns and Ammunition but Andrew Jackson's Friends Brought because the About a Change. quantity of alcohol is (Advertiser Correspondence, Copyright candidates for president had prevailed, small. The Coming of the Fleet offers a rare chance for you to bv Frederic J. liaskin.j it is a sate bet that the list o:E presi- - ,. . . dents from Monroe Vtime till now would fine that will be glad to have, and 1 J not contain a single name which it now Rainier get pictures pictures you behind, and the Uemocratic convention bears Congress has always looked at Bottling yorks be- just before them, the American people things from a point of view quite dif- - proud of having taken. Such a grand spectacle has never are greatly exercised at this time about ferent from that of the voter. It does Phone 1331 .i. u ".w not require great mental agility to lmniTinf fhf nrpsnr i, : I thnr Kfrnnli!in fore been here, and be seen again. luv-- seen may never .nf.o members of Congress would not choose Plumbing politics is concerned, one mignt searcn Mr. Taft, or that the Democrats in Con- - no Constitution and the laws forever gress might prefer another than Mr. We do the best work at the the lowest prices. Satisfac- Everything favors the man with the Kodak; the clear and never find one word to authorize Bryan. Certain it is that no Congres-- 1 sional caucus would have nominated tory to the expert inspector. a political convention's mandate. Yet Theodore Roosevelt. Abraham Lincoln vessels,- - 1 i Honolulu air, the grouping of the and the easy access a vast numDer 01 me voters or me or Andrew Jackson. Sing Chan Co. United fetates place tne action 01 tne it was tne certainty tuat a caucus Opposite Aala Park. to points of vantage insure some very remarkable Fleet Pictures. convention above their own convictions would not nominate Jackson that led to 3 . e qi 4! the establishment of the convention , 6 system by the overthrow of "King LAUHALA MATS personal preterences. And ttie members it will do the most Caucus." In 1822 the Tennessee legls-o- f Get yourself a Kodak NOW, when the electoral college, none has ever lature by an informal vote placed the MV Beautiful disobeyed the command of his party name of Andrew Jackson in nomination 1 1 7 coarse wove president, lnis established a prec- - Lauhala Mats, Bas- good. convention " .... . edent, and two wars later the legis- - kets, Tapas, Fans, Kain, oniicai party nominawons are uwe- - latures of variou3 states by solemn and Postals. HAWAII ft sary to the career of the American formal legislative enactment, placed the SOUTH SEAS CTJ-RI- O will overhaul and clean statesman. No man is so great that names of their favorites in nomination CO., Alexander Or bring out the old one, and we it Young Building. ho ATitr ,Mie. lifA wit.lioiit. flip aid 10r the eliiet magistracy. r TT'l, T 1. J : .1 I, : J . of a nomination to help him to office, it up FREE OF CHARGE. he recognized the power of the political OFFICE SPECIALTIES or the capacity to control nominations use of the patronage of the office. s to help others to office. The infrequent tie used tins power to build up a Don't wait! Don't miss your chance! snfcpssps nf indonennVnt. fiano'io'atfis for macnine, to establish tlie conven u CASH REGISTER, offices which tion system ana to inaugurate pres minor mark the exception ent day political party methods, p TYPEWRITER, but proves the rule. Tlieref ore, it is the powTer of patronage for political Get your supplies now. The Fleet will soon be here. apparent that the whole fabric of our purposes, to an extent varying with the p ADDING MACHINE, political institutions rests upon the personal characteristics of the men in MIMEOGRAPH and political party nomination mi, .office and the necessities of the occasion. L lacKson rorceu tne nomination 01 ins GLOBE-WERNICK- E can choose no better man for president cabinet minister Martin Van Buren, as I than is nominated by the parties. The his successor. He used the Federal of- so-call- independent voters can never fice holders to get the nomination for E e. Van Buren. Mr. JRoosevelt may have select a man to serve in the White-Heus- SUPPLIES used othce holders a purpose, may the for like CARD SYSTEMS That section of the public and the "allies' may have cursed Jjit- - S Photo-Suppl- induce a party to take its choice by terly, but they said the same things and Honolulu y Company bartering a promise of the "independ- - breathed the same curses which were Hawaiian Office Specialty .nti'-w- heard when Jackson was in the White V U U UbVi kSUI UUUWitw r,;orV IUIUU1 J V.11 V U IJLX 1 i.- - House. . i. t, 4. u r Ttie QiQerence nowadays is the m- - Company, Ltd. give it; the greater of two goods, or creasing importance of the primary. A Everything Photographic near Hotel the lesser of two evils. idrect primary for presidential nomi- - Fort Street - 931 Just at this time it is interesting to nations has not been suggested serious- Fort Street mark the progress of the nominating dJe'eiding the quegtio;n of instuctioiig t'0 maenmery 01 tne American political delegates by a primary. Mr. Taft de- - Send Your Suit trai if parties. In the beginning there was the feated Mr. Roosevelt in the California To the caucus, then came the delegated con- - Republican plebiscite this spring. Mr. Bryan was given instructions by Wis- - DYEING AND 11 m EAGLE SHERMAN . . . consin and Alabama by a popular party v uiua xaix lu Ktxiij tiic iiiacuxii- - yote CLEANING WORKS ery to its most democratic extremity. Complaints that delegates to conven- - Telephone 575. , FOET STBEET. I j There is great talk of conventions that tions are not left to do their will and Silk - or,-- to follow Embroidered or- ! fi,a kv their judgment, but are w.r!i0n ti nriron utki ar r h a v.- - ii Inr tha ati t.-- I BANZAI! been such talk before; ever since con- - of the t ,eader eften heard. We have the beat Japanese Importa SAN FRANCISCO, June 26. The ventions were held in fact. Ihe great- - Just at this time Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. tions In Bru-guier- Bryan and Silk Grepe Waist Patterns army transport Sherman, Captain e, er volume of complaint now is but the are called the "bosses" of the MLKS and CREPES, NOVELTIES, i i two Yet arrived yesterday from Manila evidence of the increasing purpose of Sreat Pities. a glance at the Etc. , . . , past will show that no party leader can 1MERICAN and PANAMA HATS 1 and Hand Bags. ( by way of the Columbia river. The v. control delegates at a national conven- - For Ladles and Gentlemen Sherman left Manila on a Friday, found natmg into tneir own nands. tion to go against the will of the masses IV AKAMI, Hotel Street 13 stowaways on board soon after sail- Leaving aside the hosts of municipal, of the party. A leader often can compel ing, a county, state and congressional offices, lu.e legates 10 go against tneir own ( SHR Crepe Scarfs, Cotton Crepes of all Shades ) arrived at Honolulu oh Friday ne has on side, for which nominations are already made 'f the masses ,, his, and sailed again the same day, and uao uiu11.1iiif jiuwt'i oxf tne iiiiiiniiis- - the voyage was one long chapter of oy uirect primaries in many btates, 11 tration amount to in the convention to I $ i bad luck. There were two cases of is interesting to apply the theory of nominate a candidate to succeed Ar-- the direct primary to the nomination thurf It was used, but all in vain. Mr. smallpox during the voyage, one of '1 1 1 i : i. n r t-- - i i. 1 J

, V , . , , , , 1 - H03 i them fatal. Everybody on board was IV! I lUUSb UU 7Ui tank vaccinated three times. Nobody was function exercised by a political party. ervice and "pernicious activity" in CO allowed ashore at Honolulu and in the The iramers of the Constitution did politics; but they did not prevent the not believe people possessed Buf-- power of the Cleveland office-holder- s -- Columbia river the troopship spent more the m. ,,se,t ,n conventions. What a week in ficient wisdom and iudgment to select 1,romlMlnS i than quarantine. in 01 x "" Co Benjamin Gareia, 9, bluejacket on his iue caiei. executive tne euerai after Mr. Bryan brought in the cross SW-fli""- way home from the Asiatic station, government. They battled long over of guld and the crown of thorns? JKV i was the man who died. He was taken the proposition of leaving that selection There was a time when the national UBS: conventions met without anyone's be- sick May 28 and two days later was to the national legislature, or of entrust ing able to forecast the outcome. There WALKER dead. He was buried at sea and his ing it to the several state legislatures. would be a dozen candidates to In the end, they left it to electors to be start BOAT AND i effects were thrown overboard. The with, and frequently a dark horse would appointed by the various states not win. was exciting, it was MACHINE WORKS f other case, a mild one, made its appear- by the people of the states in such It interest- C ing, but it was not always for KING STREET ance June 12, two days manner as each state legislature might the best. Tto after leaving Tne delegates had much 'more freedom Ban-zan- t, direct. - Honolulu. The victim was Joseph than they have in these luttpr rlnvs Tr- The Constitution was null and void it &i a private in Company G, First In- is true, but the very nature of a" con- - W)11T from the very beginning, so far as vention nrevents true Helihoratinn CfTrfr Co fantry. He is recovering. The trans- the spirit of this provision was con Delegates left unhampered instruc- 1 port by you: 's detention in quarantine was cerned, the people had every con tions are apt to :wlll sell w THAT IS THE BUTTER FOR YOUR TABLE. in to be swayed by the most brief, owing to the efficient precautions fidence their ability select a pres artificial devices, they are verv fill ident, and thev were verv careful to 1 V ' u",,lvlt MAY WE SUPPLY YOU WITH IT? taken by Dr. Mabee", the Sherman's l.v to consider the genuine needs of the choose as electors onlv those persons . - y surgeon. jmi...i v ami tuuuirv. SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY who would reflect the popular will. awhile 111 The Sherman left Manila with the Thus the electoral college came to be Alter the people began to object to the introduction of so many V First Infantry on board and a largo merely an empty form, so 'ar as the function of dark horses. Instructions to delega- i constitutional choosing a number of other passengers, 1182 peo- tions C. Q. Yee Hop & Co. president is concerned. It is very far became more frequently the ex- PRODUCTS OP ple all told. The First Infantrv is now pression of the opinion of the party in TELEPHONE 251. from being an empty form in that it at Vancouver barracks and provides a system a state as to the relative merits of' the most of the which giv i the (leading ! smaller more power in aspirants; less frequently a passengers landed at Fortland. The states proportion complement el? to their population than would obtain for a favorite son and a Love's Bakery Sherman arrived here with twenty-si- x ' basis for trading in a direct vote; and thus makes the and "dark horsing." cabin passengers, thirty second cabin, selection of a minority president pos The primary election has given the vot- 278 steerage and ten prisoners. The sible. ers control of the nominations for smaller offices, and they are reaching prisoners The Machine-manufactur- were from Vancouver. The fathers declined the proposition to ed Goods; Baked to vest power selecting - out control the greatest of them alb Sherman will go out of commission af- the of a rres- ident in the hands of Congress This is the reason the national conven- Dally ter discharging out of tions its cargo and will be consideration for the intesritv of the have become but ratification given a thorough overhauling. tripartite system of government they meetings which formally register the were establishing, in which the checks will of the party. and balance of ex- The tendency toward vesting more Saloon Pilot and between the power Made here at home are bound to be fresh, because we ecutive, judicial and legislative de- in the primary means a great A partments so change in American politics. Until make them daily from pure cane sugar, pure flavoring' were nicely adjusted. this Hut Congress soon perceived that the time the greatest interest has been in Pilot and electoral college was taking sides with some aspirant and extracts, and with a care that guarantees cleanliness. amenable to the aiding t popular will. Therefore it set about to him to work the machinery in - i That's why ours are in greater demand than the others. . m.. ' -- v captain and command that will, thus the direction of "getting the nomin- Soda Crackers virtually giving Congress the power to ation.'' If the present tendencies are name the president. carried out, the interest in the future 1 will M 'u;e Political parties appeared in Con- be chancre t th. business of tak- are for sale by the following firms: M - ing PMLfifl O F E gress before lines were drawn among sides with some ba of aiding in the people. The Congressional caucus the work of "making the romination. " was; HENRY MAY & CO., Phone 311. Hotel St. near Fort. The only preparation that the result. From 17SS until 100 the presidents were named by informal An expert golfer had th misfortune J. M. LEVY & CO., will remain on the skin party caucuses of members of Con to play a pnrticularlv vigorous stroke gress. The attacks on "King Cau-ia- t ti,f' moment that a s edy wayfarer T. H. DAVIES & CO., during a full day in this cus" were begun in skulked across the public the el: of Th? course. HACKFELD & CO., press as early as isi.W, although j ball struck ren-th- e H. climate. The effect la in the trespasser and A CHANCE. first J formally convoked nominating dered him briefly i"sns:b!. When he C. J. DAY & CO., Chappie "Have a cigaret, old stantaneous and pleasing. caucus was not held until 1S04. From ! recovered, a five-dolla- r bill wn pressed man?" j Wi, that time until his & , CswO-- fool-killers- "Kig Caucus " it( hand by the grateful golfer, GONSALVES CO. 'No ; I don't smoke ." CHARLES METER, New York. ruled ' ' supreme, andthe presidents were j " Thanky, sir," said the iniured man v dont blacie y011 fcr refusing to take in fact chosen by Con- - after a kindling CHll1 chances." Manufacturer. the members of glar.c? at the BEAD THE ADVERTISES gress- - ;"An' when will you be play in' agai'nj BENSON. SMITH & CO., If that method of selecting party sir?" WORLD'S NEWS DAILY THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, igc8.

IF YOU'RE POORLY OVER 4500 PEOPLE USE MACHINERY FOR SALE You really ought to commence taking UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS Hostetter's Stomach. Bitters and give One Blake vacuum pump, 14x24x it PARK SEA BATHS IN JUNE Is". brass lined. chance to prove conclusively a that it One tandem, compound, ball, higfc. can make you well again. For 54 years speed engine; cylinder l.j and 2!Vx it has been making and keeping sickly The report of John Effiner. conces- - pavilion for them. Shelving or loek- - GO 1 5" stroke. people well and will do as sionaire at Beaeh around Our workshop has ben equipped much for the Park, for June, ers placed at sufficient height with you, too. the latest improved tool and ! is interesting, showing, as it does, how the rest house would assist in solving are prepared to take in a wider rang Hostetter's freely the Beach Park is patronized by this problem. I would say also that of work. all nationalities. i there are manv of these families who Automobile repairs and fine machine During June the approximate attend-- secure a bathing suit and keep it for work a specialty. Stomach All kinds of blaeksmithinjj and re- ance at the Beaeh Park, in addition to entire dav a little hard on the the Leads all others in quantity and quality of goods sold during pairs promptly attended to. Bitters attendance in other portions of the eoncessioniare, but which has caused One Mirlees and Watson crab winch. park, of whom approximately 970 were no friction heretofore. this sale. We hare some more of the stock and it's yours for One large platform scale, capacity being compounded 1600 lbs. Americans and Europeans other than on Sundays. In the opinion from strictly pure "Band little money. One ch centrifugal (Krogh) pump. STOMACH. drugs is the safest Portuguese, 1005 were native Ha-- of many of the visitors to the baths An assortment of Steel and Iroo and best medicine waiians, 1105 Asiatics, and 1475 Portu- - the band should be there Sundays e. Pulleya. an-p- - man or woman j of Makee Island. the board A lot of Railroad Spikes. can take to build stead If CLOTHING, SHIRTS, HATS, Tools and Implements. C m.m r Sim. The smallest was on way to make this up run-do- sys- attendance June would see their clear One piece double leather belti- ; S3 S tems, steady the 9, when only forty visited the beach. change it would be a great addition to ng:, 1 feet; one piece 10-in- ch double nerves or cure The was on BOOTS AND SHOES leather belting. 46 feet: one piece 12-ln- ch largest attendance June the Beach Park." , 11 with an attendance of 460. double leather belting-- 48 feet. Ia Poor Appetite, first-cla- ss condition, at a bargain. On June 12 the Kaahumanu School Heartburn, Ererything for Mtn and Boys. JUST RECEIVED BT STEAMSHIP Flatulency, and the Kaiulani School sent delega- GOOD PROSPECTS FOR COLUMBIAN. Sour Risings, tions which brought the attendance up A consignment of the celebrated Indigestion, FOOS ENGINES, . 4. Dyspepsia or to 370. GASOLINE On the 13th the Kamehameha School I HAWAIIAN TOBACCO and 9 H. P. Any size or style up to Malarial Fever. 90 H. P. brought the attendance up to 180, while j The best gasoline engine that hae The genuine has on the 14th, without any special or-- 1 ever been Imported Into this Territory. private stamp i an orsran over ganization, there was an attendance of In of the tobacco trade. L. B. Kerr & Co., neck of bottle. John W. Merriam of New York ity, 395. On the 19th there were 250, on Call and look them over at who has been traveling for a tobacco ALAKEA STREET. the 21st 205, and on the 2Sth 255. firm says: Neill's Workshop The receipts as concessionaire, Mr. our new is real- - 125 Merchant Effinger reports as being for bathing "Hawaii, possession, Street. to be a acquisition to the suit333.40: refreshments, $29.60, and oin8 big of United States. ,.ina 7 mlH a tot.il of 70.(55. eiSar industry the They to some extremely on which the percentage to the park are going raise Vickers' good trustees of 10 per cent, amounts to tobacco over there within the 5 next few years. The government has $7.06. a . . Repair Shop " l i i f i TTft ri . 1835 Mr Effinger makes the following en trying a ios or experiments, wime I E Wallace general report on conditions at the tnere 1 went oufc to the experimental Now in Basement of Regal Shoe Store. com- - Madger v which is in charge a he Beach Park. station, 6f IS THE KIND OF herebv make mv resrular report missioner. They have really grown a "I little exceptionally good tobacco over for the month of June, 1908. c The Owl e, j there- - a11 experi-tendanc- "It shows a falling off in the at- - 0f eour3e is a FYre Extinguisher 5c. Cigar 5c.' ' Flat Ware due to the month being the mental stage as yet, and there is not closing one for the schools, and the at- - enough tobacco to be worth while for ( . - - J er A. GILMAN, anybody to or to do any-small- Agent VTAT RESISTS WEAB tendance of school children much buy attempt M. A. Cunst & Co. tninS with-- They Srew, perhaps, a few I Our stoch. is made up of four in consequence. The receipts hundred pounds of tobacco, which was beautiful patterns. are necessarily smaller. Best Cigars "It would be no more than just if supplied as it was raised to a few cigar the board would cease to permit J.ap-- manufacturers who made up smokers Best Tobacco Co. anese hucksters to establish themselves from it. nest Storo mil on the line of traffic between the, Rapid "Hawaii is a growing country, and J. ABADIE - - - Proprietor 113 HOTEL STBEET and the pavilion, inter- - is an extremely rich one. Land that MYRTLE CIGAR STGKE in. Transit station First-da- M. wa Ladles and Gents Washing Done fering with the trade that belongs to worth but from $2 to $3 an acre Gloves rom three to five years ago, now and Ostrich Feathers. the public baths concessionaire. They is Wool and Silk Made Cleaner by a New French Proctsm, only do this in the busiest times, and worth from $200 to $300 an acre, so it BIG STOCK New Shop invest-appea- Charges reasonable. Give us a trial Shoe when there is little business they dis-- is eas7 see where real estate r ANTA : : : : ENAMELED to again place themselves in ots have done well. 358 BERET STREET THONE 1431 I am prepared to mend shoes and position on holidays and Sundays the "The best pineapples in the world j do all kinds of cobbler work. All only days that the stand at the pavil- - are raised in the vicinity of Honolulu, PROOF OF PUDDING work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. ion runs a chance to make good money. and that industry is largely instrumen-The- y IS EATING THEREOF William O. Smith J. F. FREITAS, tal in the raising of land values. The Bethel below Hotel. pay no percentage or especial license, of course, for the privilege range for development in Hawaii is Trust Department " .NJSW 29.-- they enjoy. i vast. " YORK. June To deter mine All Sizes "Lattice enclosure for drying bath-- J t which of a great variety of chew Theatre Bouquets ing Cats tea Man&ged, Revenues Collected, ing suits. This is a great need, as it MTU tobacco will serve the needs of the I I rip fniin nTITUD United Loans and Investments Made. Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd. Special Baskets and Bouquets pre has been found impossible with a big MhH I "fill UlA I States sailors for the next year, pared for Orpheum and Opera House II Nd a board of paymasters will YOUNG BUILDING f crowd to keep intending bathers of af begin today V at the Brooklyn navy yard, a solemn Insurance MRS. E. M. TAYLOR certain sort from helping themselves! Ffin linilTil fir 111 111 conclave to ENGLISH-AMERICA- N to suits on line. is U 1 last a week. A force of FOR " the bathing the It f jfJ jj J 1 1 Telephone 339. YOUNG BLDG jf bluejackets R. W. Perkins absolutely imperative. J detailed from the several UNDERWRITERS "Lockers or shelves in women's rest ships at the yard will act as experts, The total number of deaths in Ho- PHOTOGRAPHER HAVE YOU TRIED house. There is an increasing number On the results of the tests will rest nolulu during the month of June, 1908, in attendance of women with children. the award of a contract for 100,000 Real Estate was 84, two more tfian in June laet Studio on Hotel near ISLETON BUTTER? They have everything needed for the pounds of tbbaeco. That no chicanerv Street Fort year. There were 86 births reported day, and come early and go late. With may creep in, the samples will be freed FOR RENT. and 123 marriages. Of the deaths one from all identification marks, save their belongings they will take a bath nuni T. W. Hobron premises on M. LEVY & CO bers, before being to Nuuana J. room ior tne ua, moving in taiauics admitted th(e .Tiue, now occupied by Mr. Richard . , . deaths investigated was 11 and inquests AUTOS Phone 76 testers. f. Isenbergr. Partially furnished. Beau-lf- ul other place for these things, for they, ' Although the rules governing com grounds; large, spacious house. By sex the deaths were 51 of males FOR RENT Large house, HONOLULU IRON WORKS can not leave them on the floor, and petition do not require segregation of Beretanla . and o3 of females. By age, there were treU next to Queen's Hospital. COMPANY. there is no room in the stand at the the several judges, it is prescribed that SALE cottages, REPAIRED fourteen deaths of infants under one FOR Lot with two Machinery, Black Pipe, Galvanized mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm the chewing arbiters shall proceed with orner Miller and Beretanla streets. jyear of age, 3 between I and 5, 3 be- - Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron and steel. En- their work in silence. Fine Lot in Palolo Tract. by men who are experts In their gineers Supplies. tween 5 and 10, 3 between 10 and 20, The paymasters, speaking figurative House and Lot, Kewalo. line. No experiment work done 1 tjota Tract-House- OFFICE Nuuana Street. CONFIDENCE 9 between 20 and 30, IS between 30 ly, will also a hand in the chew in Puunul s here by amateurs. Careful at- take In ama. WORKS Kakiako. said Lord Chatham, a plant land 40, 12 between 40 9 and Lots Pal tention given every machine. "ia and 50, be ing, in addition to supervising chemical Lots in Nuuanu Valley and Kalmuki, 0 sIott growth People believe tween 50 and 60, 5 between 60 and 70, and other tests of the purity of the 'Heuse and Lot,' King street, near ALL. KINDS OP in things that they see, and in a and 8 over 70. samples, but the greatest weight will fhomas Square. von Hamm-You- ng Go., broad sense they are right. What By nationality there were deaths of rest with the patriotic judgment of the Rubber Goods is sometimes called blind faith ia 4 Americans, 10 Chinese, 36 LIMITED not at all. There must be Hawaiians, sailor. GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. faith 12 Japanese, 5 Koreans, 2 part Hawai- GENERAL - reason and fact to form a foun- R. H. PEASE President ians, 13 Portuguese, and 2 na- fo2r regard to a of other Market Street, dation trust. In tionalities. WELCOME San Francisco. CaJ., U. S. A. medicine or remedy, for example, DEED FOR ROCK FOR REPAIRS There were 21 deaths from tubercu- The Fleet with an Artistic SIGN OR people aak, "Has it cured oth- Te BANNER done by ers? Have cases like mine been losis, 7 from pleurisy, 4 from convul- & relieved by it? Is it in harmony sions, 4 from meningitis, 3 from heart THE HILO BREAKWATER CARRIAGES OR AUTOMO TOM AJaiwa Co. disease, 3 from SHARP with the truths of modern science, gastritis, and 2 from Phone 426 137 King Street CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS and has it a record above suspic- drowning. BILES. ion? If so, it is worthy of confi- A deed dated December 10, 1907, by Y. WO SING & CO. MASONS. CARPENTERS. DRAYMEN dence; akd if I am ever attacked CASTRO CALLS THE Eufus A. Lyman to the Hilo Railroad 1126-112- S Avenue 180 - - Magroon Bldg. by any of - the maladies for which Company, has just been filed for record. Nuuanu Btom AMERICANS BARBARIANS W. W. WRIGHT & CO. it ia commended I shall resort By this deed the railroad is given, the FRESH ISLAND BUTTER to it in full belief in its pow- right to extend its tracks "to the blulf KING. NEAR SOUTH STREET PARIS, June 23. An er to help me." On these line interview which of rocks situate at and near the bound-ar- v P. O. Box 952 Tel. 238 the WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION Caracas correspondent of the Matin of the lands of Kula and Hale Ka-- has ha,l with Presi-len- t Castro Vene- Burroughs' Adding a-m- of mahina on the south, and the land of Novels has won its high reputation ' Popular HENRY'S and zuela, in which "astro is quoted as say- Puna on the north, adjacent to the medical men, the ing: ' ' people of all civilized countries. I do ear Europe; ail the field of sugar cane now growing near Beprints of $1.50 Books, 75c. Machines powers can They trust it for the same reason eoaMtt, but Venezuela will and north of the terminus of the Hilo Sarsaparilla trust familiar remain impregnable while I live," is Hawaiian News Co., Ltd. that they in the railroad." In addition the right is POWERFUL PURIFIER OF THE laws of nature or in the action attracting considerable attention here. given to quarry rock there for the It is published BLOOD. of common things. This effective this morning. After say- Hilo breakwater. The rock is to be ing t The Waterhouse Co. remedy ia palatable as honey and the President's policy was to paid for at the rate of a cent and a Forcegrowth Acts throueh the Natural Secretory cura- all foreign and Excretory Organs. contains the nutritive and countries that monopolized half a cubic yard up to 50.000 cubic MAKES PLANTS GROW Judd Building. of Pure Cod Liver 100 Full Doses, $1.00. tive properties lae economic lite of Venezuela, the yards, which price i3 to be Oil, extracted by us from fresh after the Hawaiian Fertilizer Co., Ltd. correspondent quotes Castro as saying: a cent a cubic vard. od livers, combined with the "The business invasion of foreigners E. O. HALL & SON, LTD., Hypophos-phite- s Compound Syrup of in Venezuela. Colombia. Honolulu Drug Co., Ltd. and Extracts of Malt Bolivia,, and FLEET IN FRISCO. Selling Agents the Ecuador threatens our national peace. Telephone 71 "Wild quickly Fort Street, Odd Fellows Eldg. and Cherry. It Why f There is an object lesson for the At- TOUR SODA WATER ORDER disease-breedin- dissimulate My dream is regen- the poisonous, g lantic fleet toxic erate Xortheru South America and committee at the Empire Assessment No. 8 acids and Ofher Theater, at the corner of Bethel and SUMMER READING Consolidated Soda Works Go. matters from the system; regu- unite it for common defense against tae invasion Hotel streets, that it would W well for DELINQUENT JULY 13 O. 9. LTITHEAD. Manager lates and promotes the normal of barbarians of Europe and the other the committee to study. The new films, action of the organs, gives vigor- Americas." HAEP.TSON ASSOCIATION Choice Books; Low Prices. Pre-- MUTUAL ia i. Castro in- - received by the Mongolia, show the ar- ous appetite and digestion, and utterly BROWN & CO. Union Electric Co. follow- erent as to whether thp .linlnmntiV rival of the fleet in San Francisco bay Kapiolani Building E. HERRICK infallible in Prostration . JW7-'- S Alakea Stret-1- Scrofula, Influ- relations with France were or and the parade and battle of th flow-er- s ' BE RETA XIA STREET ing Fevers, etc.. resumed Telephone 315 enza, Asthma, Wasting Diseases, not. He declared that he had dispelled at Santa Barbara, two of the most 4 i House - Wiring Bells - Dry CeUi Throat and Lung Troubles, etc. M. Taginyl the French Charge d 'Af- interesting pictures . ever shown here. .A.mricn tL Luropan Plan Special Bottled attention to Installing private Dr. W. A. Young, of Canada,says faires at Caracas, The latter shows the naval officers re- telephones and general repair in lf)n6. and the work. " Your tasteless preparation vZ Fr'-nc- 'al ie viewing a magnificent spectacle Dated 1SL 1908. Company because they, and COCA COLA Honolulu. February uni- HOTEL- cod liver oil has given me na.i supported the Matos revolution, showering manv beautiful ladies with A "Hour- Hotcl rem ano formly satisfactory results, my From TaansicaT Gu(trt, in thePrcnTHiaut or tmc an.! he dared the Frenth government flowers. The procession is si-e- with CrrT. with mmr Sunny Suit, aho SinaiC all ages." noons ConntcTto Baths. Wah Ying Chong to. patients having been of to deny this. thousands of sailors in line and on HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS all with It is a product of the skill and SraeiAk Igmin Rim. Cunml Umkxckll. Moa-eign- or Phone 518 to-d- 'Premier demeneeaa expelled countfrmarehing they appear eaeh with Kin? Street. Ewa of Flshma-k- et science of av anc is success- DRY GOODS Montaglini from France for less a bouq'aet in his musket. Regardless NORM ANDIE and FURNISHING ful after the old style modfv of Council SuTTin ano OotMN GOODS of EVERY treatment have been appealed to than I had. 'against M. Taginj," Presi- of any other attraction these two films KB AD TH3 ADVERTISES TetT io vain. Sold by &U chemi& dent Castro said in conclusion. are worth the admission, aud more. WORLD'S ZT2W3 DJJXT SAN FRANCISCO - 7- i- -

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8 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1908. 3C 3C 3C Oahu Rail way By Authority, SIMPLE FUNERAL TIME TABLE The Board of License Commission ers for the County of Oahu will hold DTWAHD. a meeting at the Executive building FOR CLEVELAND r or w on Wednesday, July 15, 1908, at 4 p. ra . WalalusL, Kanaka anil a IWy Stations!.., 9:15 a. ra.. :20 p. m to consider the application of K. ONO For Pearl City. Ewa Mill and Way and S. KIKUGAWA for a Saloon Li I cense to sell intoxicating liquors at ' stations t? 30 a. m., S:15 a. m., ex-Presid- Laid ? 993, Body of to 1. m.. n-.l- p m., 3:28 p. m., "1:11 p No. Iwilel road, Honolulu, under it I m, tJ:30 p m., p. m. the provisions of Act 1J9, Session Laws til 1907. Rest Without Great I For Whv.wa 9:15 a. m. an of a . m. AH protests or objections against the ap Ceremony. INWARD. issuance of a license under said plication should be filed with the Sec Arrive Honolulu from Ka&ako. Wal-iMu- a retary of the Board not later than the .and 'Vaiana 8:3 a. m., 1:11 time set for said hearing. PRINCETON, N. J., June 26. Ift. m. I A. J. CAMPBELL, Grover Cleveland's body lies buried to- iS NOW GOING ON Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and i Secretary, Board of License Commis- in the Cleveland plat in Prince- Pearl City -- 7:46 a. m.. 8:38 a. m.. sioners. night ie:M a. m 1:40 p. m., i:Zl p. m. 8067 June 17, 24; July 1, 8. ton cemetery. 3:tl p. m.. 7:30 p. m. At 6 o 'dock, just as the sun was Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa-"S:- M The Board of License Commission sinking in the west, a distinguished ers County Oahu will hold ti a. m. and 5:31 p. m. for the of watched as 'Dally. tEx. Sunday. tSunday Only a meeting at the Executive building company silently the body grave. Then .The Baleiwa Limited, a two-ho- ur on Wednesday, July 15, 1908, at 4 p. was lowered into the the The most beautiful flowers ever shown in Ho- 'train (only first-cla- ss tickets honored), m., fo consider the application of MR. simple burial service of the Presby- .leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:21 BERTHA AUGUSTA KLEMME for a terian church was read, and before renewal of the Restaurant License A. m.; returning, arrives In Honolulu the last carriage in the cortege had nolulu. below At 10:10 p. m. The Limited stops enly now held by her to sell intoxicating Prices away cost iftt Pearl City and Walanae. liquors at the premises known as the driven up to the path leading to the n O. P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH, "Aloha Aina Saloon," Punchbowl burial place, the benediction had been Bnperlntendent. Q. P. T, street, Honolulu, under the provisions pronounced and the members of the i 1 of Act 119, Session Laws of 1907. All protests or objections against the family, President Eoosevelt and others KOOLAU RAILWAY issuance of a license under said ap who had gathered about the grave were plication should be filed with the Sec leaving the cemetery. TOWARD rAHTJXU. retary of the Board not later than the Many of the personal friends of the 25c, SOc time set for said hearing. 9 A. J. CAMPBELL dead statesman lingered about the spot Secretary, Board of License Commis which was to mark his last resting oC m a sioners. place, and each in turn was permitted 2 8067 June 17, 24; July 1, 8. to cast a shovelful of earth into the grave. The Board of License Commission Stunning Trimmed Hats, $5.00 each. At- 3 ers for the County of Oahu will hold a Agreeable to the wishes of Mrs. 1 meeting building on Cleveland, the services both at the t Ka-- at the Executive 1 Wednesday, July 15, 1908, at 4 p. m., house and at the cemetery were of the tractive New Shapes, $1 .00 each. A.1L P.M. nana SU-MID- 3 kana to consider the application of T. A 11.06 1.31 simplest character. An invocation, 1 Xanana.. t.0 to to and T. IWAN AG A for a Fifth-Cla- ss 1 Punaluu.. 8.17 11.11 L43 t M I .01 License to sell Intoxicating scriptural reading, a brief prayer and 1 Xaleaha.. 8.00 11.17 1.4 M liquor, other than wine manufactured the reading of William Wordsworth's KaluanuL 4.1S 11.23 1.60 .30 01 in the Territory by the applicants, at poem, "Character or the Happy Wa- Hauula.. 4.8S 11.39 1.(3 .21 Jl the premises on Booth road, near rrior," constituted the services at the Xalpapau 1.27 11.31 1.M .80 .81 Pauoa road, in Pauoa Valley, Hono- iAla 8.45 11.41 8.04 M M lulu, under the provisions of Act 119, house, while the reading of the burial Arrtv Session Laws of 1907. service at the grave was a brief and Xahuku. 11.00 11.13 111 .11 .41 All protests or objections against the impressive ceremony. TOWARD KAHAXA, Issuance of a license under said ap- Although the funeral was of a strict- a plication should be filed with the Sec- 3 9 9 retary of the Board not later than the ly private nature, those in attendance a at hearing. included many distinguished citizens, a e time set for said 3 a A. J. CAMPBELL. including President Roosevelt, Govern- K Secretary, Board of License Commis ors Fort of New Jersey, Hughes of New ft sioners. York, Hoke Smith of Georgia, former 2 8067 June 17, 24; July 1, 8. I members of President Cleveland's cabi- ;T Ka-- Ka-- net, officials of the Equitable life assur- 1 nuku IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE P.M. P.M. huku TERRITORY OF ance society, members of the Princeton o.eo 12.40 8.00 to to FIRST CIRCUIT, Xahuku.. HAWAII. AT CHAMBERS. IN university faculty and friends and : 2.55 12.49 8.12 .11 .11 Xale.., I I PROBATE. Kalpapau 4.73 12.57 3.22 .28 .11 neighbors. of Mary r Hauula... 8.11 - 1.02 3.28 .30 .ir In the Matter of the Estate The services began with an invoca- Kaluanul. 6.S7 1.05 3.35 .31 .31 Dame Hall, Deceased. tion by Eev. Sylvester W. Beach of the aleaha.. 8.00 1.09 3.41 .40 41 Order of Notice of Hearing Petition First Tresbyterian church of Prince- 8.83 1.13 3.47 .48 .tl Ancillary Administration with the Punaluu.. for ton, which was followed by scriptural Sahana. 11.00 1.23 8.58 .55 .44 Will Annexed. ts Connecting at Kahuku with the O. On reading and filing the petition of reading by Rev. Maitland V. Bartlett U R. 8c L, Co.'s 9:15 a. m. train from Samuel M. Damon of Honolulu, Island of tlie West Farms Presbyterian church i Honolulu. and County of Oahu, Territory of Ha of New York a former pastor of Mr. 1:22 p. Returning, leaves Kahana at waii, alleging mat Mary uame iaii, four-teent- Cleveland, who read from the h I bjl, connecting with the afternoon a resident of, and domiciled at, At- n . train for the city which leaves Ka- lantic City, County of Atlantic, State chapter of thebook of John, and of passages 2:20. Jersey, died testate Atlan- a number from fourth - iirf-iii- f huku at of New at the n ' ir iw iiiiif Vita JAMES J. DOWLINQ, Supt. tic City aforesaid on the 16th day of and twenty-secon- d chapters of Thessa-lonians- . R. S. POLLISTER. G. P. & T. As March, 1908, leaving in the Territory of Hawaii property necessary to be administered upon, and praying that Dr. Henry .Van Dyke said that "ac- - ST. LOUIS RATS WILL I letters of ancillary administration cording to the request of one whose BE INOCULATED TRUST t Fire Insurance with the will annexed issue to said slightest wish at this moment .we all LTD. Samuel M. Damon of Honolulu afore respect, there will be no address or said; ST. LOUIS, June 26 Assistant Monday, sermon but there was a poem written CO., It is Ordered, That the 27th Commissioner Winn announced t THE B. F. DILLINGHAM day of July, 1908, at nine o'clock a. m., more than 100 years ago by William Health If begin 1 LTD. be and hereby is appointed for hear- Wordsworth, which is expressive of his last night that Monday he will courtroom of he expects will exter- Statement of Condition June 30, 1908. i General Agents for Hawaii ing said petition in the character." He then read the poem, a crusade which this Court at Honolulu aforesaid, at minate rats in East St. Louis. He has Atlas Assurance Company of London. persons con- "Character of the Happy Warrior." Agency. which time and place all new which he ex- New York Underwriters cerned may appear and show cause, if This was followed by readings from discovered a virus ASSETS. LIABILITIES. Providence Washington Insurance pects will eradicate the pest. Rats Company. any they nave, wny sam petition the Presbyterian book of common wor- Cash on hand and In bank..$ 30,465.78 Capital: the will be should not be granted, and that notice ship,' concluding the services at the from, several parts of city Bonds 12,605.16 Subscribed $100,000.00 of this order shall be published once his - house. inoculated with the virus and if Stocks 121.87 Pal3 m 57,500.00 1 Ym. B. Irwin & Go., Ltd. a week for three successive weeks in says, within a few Loans secured by mortgages Stockholders lia- the Pacific Commercial Advertiser, a Five minutes later the casket was theory works, he will be unknown in on real estate 7,218.00 bility 42,500.00 newspaper pubiisnea in jtionoiuiu tenderly carried to the hearse and months rodents Loans 17,385.00 f : the demand and time Undivided profits 5,040.14 AGENTS FOR THE aforesaid. city. procession started on its way to the the Furniture and fixtures 9,439.16 Trust and agency balances.. 49,352.77 1 Dated at Honolulu, June 23, 1908. Dr. Winn will try Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Eng- cemetery. Along the streets from The plan which Real estate office building land. (S.) ALEXANDER LINDSAY, JR., several live rats with the and site 26,086.63 Second Judge of the Circuit Court of the house to the cemetery national is to inoculate fScottish Union & National Insurance virus, in a similar manner that a per- Accrued interest receivable.. 588.44 Co., Edinburg, Scotland. the First Circuit. guardsmen, mounted and on foot, po- Assets other than those speci- of vaccinated. He will scrape a Wllhelma of Magdeburg General In- Attest: liced the way. As President Roosef son is fied vabove 7,982.87 (Sgd.) JOHN MARCALLINO, and inject the surance Co. velt passed through the gate leading leg of the rodent Commercial Assurance Co., Ltd., of Clerk. serum. The virus will cause the ro- 5111,892.91 $111,892.91 8073 24; 1, 8, 15. from the Westland grounds the militia- London. June July very sick and get a men presented arms and the president dent to beeome The fever will cause him IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE doffed his hat in recognition. high fever. Territory of Hawaii, County of Oahu. C. BREWER & CO., LTD. THIRD CIRCUIT. TERRITORY OF to seek fresh air and thus prevent him The pall bearers, six on either side I, Jas. L. Cockburn, Treasurer of the Bishop Trust Company, Limited, do FACTORS AND COMMIS- HAWAII. AT CHAMBERS. IN dying in his hole. The disease which i SUGAR PROBATE. of the hearse, marched with the pro- solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge SION MERCHANTS. is produced by the serum is highly con- In the Matter of the Estate of J. W. cession as it wended its way slowly and belief. , i LIST OF OFFICERS: tagious to rats. i C. M. Cooke, President; George M. Keliikoa, Deceased. down Bayard lane to Nassau street JAS. L. COCKBURN, Treasurer. - experiments the physician has Manager; E. F. Bishop, Order of Notice of Hearing Petition and on along the main thoroughfare The Robertson, Allowance Accounts, ma'de odor emanating Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th day of Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. Mac-farlan- e. for of Final of the town. show that the June 1908. Auditor; P. C. Jones, C. M Distribution and Discharge. The members of the family alighted from a patient attracts other rodents, J. HARRIS MACKENZIE, i On reading and filing petition and Cooke, J. R. Gait, Directors. the from their carriage, and, with the four and they in turn become affected with Notary Public, First Judicial Circuit. accounts of J. N. Koomoa, administra- clergymen in the lead, walked slowly l tor of the estate of J. W. Keliikoa, the malady. The rat dies, however, 2 WM. G. IRWIN & CO.. LTD. down the gsaveled path leading to the so as any- deceased, of North Kona, Hawaii, open grave and the rose strewn grave practically without pain, far 1 SUGAR FACTORS AND wherein to $17S.40, 3 he asks be allowed of Ruth, both almost hidden in the body save a fellow rat can tell. E COMMISSION AGENTS charges $195.90, CO., 1 and he himself with profusion of green boughs and flowers. ; and Manager same may be exam- I VU.u 5 WT&ffIn. President and asks that the Mrs. Cleveland stood with Esther and III Vice-Preside- nt approved, a TRANSACTIONS. Johfe D. Spreckels.. First ined and and that final Richard and Dr. Bryant as the coffin REALTY Vice-Preside- W. XI. Giffard.. Second nt order may be made of distribution of was slowly lowered into the grave. H. M. Whitney Treasurer the property remaining in his hands I Dr. Wiliiam M. Richards Richard Ivers Secretary to the persons thereto entitled, and of the Brick Entered of Record July 7, 1908. W. F. Wilson Auditor Presbyterian church of New York had of J discharging him and his sureties from started to read committal service Jno Cassidy and wf to Bishop & Co D Statement Condition June 30, AGEJTTS FOR all responsibility as such ad- the 1908. further even before President Roosevelt and Bishop & Co to John Cassidy Rel Oceanic Steamship Co., San Fran ministrator; others had i Ordered, reached the scene. The Alfred Magoon to Kanuiokalani ASSETS. cisco, Cal. It is That Thursday, the president stood just back of Mrs. Cleve- J LIABILITIES. Western Sugar Refining Co., San 1st day of August, A. D. 1908, at ten Kamakea et al Par Rel i land as the impressive final words were Cash on hand and in banks.. $ 92,736.73 Capital: a Francesco, Cal. o'clock a. m., before the Judge of said spoken. The services lasted Jess Dept Public Instruction to Olowalu Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phlla-- . courtroom said than Bonds 5,000.00 Subscribed . ..$200,000.00 Court at the of the five minutes. Company Ex D delphta, Pa. Court at Kailua. Island and County Stocks and other investments 26,440.47 507o paid in $100,000.00 Newall Universal Mill Co., Manu of Hawaii, be and the same hereby is Lot K C Lane et al to Edmund B Mortgages secured by real Shareholders' lia- estate 16,057.50 facturers of National Cane Shredder, appointed as the time and place for A McClanahan L bility 100,000.00 BROKEN DOWN SYSTEM. Loans demand and time 2S3.554.85 New York. N T hearing said petition and accounts, and A Btirgquest and wf to Virginia Undivided profits 10,925.19 Transportation Co.. San This is a condition (or diase) to which X Furniture and fixtures 6,352.72 Parifle Oil that all persons interested may then doctors give many naint-s-. which of Trust and agency accounts... 334,582.13 ;4 tut few Snares Ttancisco. Cal. and there appear and show cause, if them really understand. It is simplv weak- Accrued interest receivable... 1,033.45 Other liabilities CS2.13 It any nave, same ness a break-down- , as it were, of the vital K B Kaiwinui (k) to Mrs liana M Other assets 14,913.79 they why the snoui.i forces that sustain the system. No matter not be granted, and may present evi- what may be its causes (for they are almost Paiaina et al . . - At Book Store dence as to who are "entitled to the numberless), its symptoms are much the same; Kipalmhi Sugar Co to F Klamp... $446,0S3.51 $446,0S9.51 Thrum's property. the more prominent beins sleeplessness, sense said And that notice of th:s of prostration or weariness, depression of to Chas Copp .Tr i Official and English language, pub- W O Aiken and wf Commercial, order.'in the be spirits and wat of energy for all the ordin- Territory of Hawaii, lished in the Pacific Commercial Ad- ary affairs of life. Now, what alone is absn Moke Konaaihele to F M Swanzy. County of Oahu. Society Stationery, Intelv essential in all such cases is vertiser, a newspaper printed and pub- W M Minton and wf to W R Wa- I, A. N. Best Typewriter Papers, VITALITY vigour VITAL Campbell, Treasurer of the Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd., do lished in Honolulu, T. H., for three STRKNGTII AXI) ENERGY to prove that as ters solemnly swear Zfany Bocks by Good Writers. successive weeks, the last publication nitrht succeeds the day this may throw off that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge these morbid feelings, and experience be more Mary J Montano and ht?b to J D and belief. to b- - not less than two weeks previous certain!"- - secured by a course of the celebrated HAWAIIAN FOLK TALES the enlj to the time therein appointed for said tonic Crant A. N. hearing. CAMPBELL, Treasurer. collection of loca legends, finely TUERAriOX .TO. 3. Dated at Kailua, T. II., this 10th day bv ny Subscribed and sworn to before me this -- 1.75. than other known combination. So 30th day of June, 1908. illustrated, price of June. 190S. surely as it - taken in accordance with the QUARTERLY MEETING. recog (Signed) printed directions accompanying it. will the JNO. GUILD, SAWAXIAN ANNUAL the shattered hetlth be restored, the EXPIRING Notary Public, mixed reference book of island in JOHN ALBERT MATTHEWMAN. LAMP OF LIFE LIGHTED UP AFRESH, C. BREWER AND COMPANY, First Judicial Circuit. formation, price 75 cents. Judge. nnd a new existence imparted in place of what LIMITED. had so lately seemed worn-out- . "used up" and Attest: valueless. This wonderful medicament is pure- The regular quarterly meeting of tho NOTICE. JOHN GK Ttr: ly vegetable and innocuous, is agreeable to the NOTICE I Clerk. taste suitable for al! constitutions and condi- shareholders of C. Brewer & Co., Ltd., tions, in either sex: and it is difficult to im- office 8067 July 1, 8. will be held at the of the company ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING Shirts Ju' agine a case of disease or derangement, whose in Honolulu on Saturday, July 11, 1908, main features are those of debility, that will During my absence from Honolulu, help or advice, is Invited to communi- In All Sizes Made to Order by not be speedily and permanently benefited by at 9:30 o'clock a. in. cate, In person g either or by letter, with REAP THE JVERTISER this never-failin- recuperative essence, which is W. W. NORTH, Dr. A. R. Rowat will take charge of destined to cast into oblivion everything that my. Ensign L. Anderson, matron of th B. YAMATOYA - Acting Secretarv. practise. ViT.Tk NT.WR . TiATT.Y had preceded it for this widespread and an- Salvation Army Woman's Industrial Honolulu. 3. 190S. 8079 Julv 8082 DR. MONSARRAT. Home. No. 1680 King street. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1908. lbs.; coffee, 56,600 lbs.; tea, 6537 lbs.; I- - butter, 36,0(10 lbs.; cheese, 10,4201-- 2 ;"r-t, '- THE V:-- J: OrVC; - lbs.; lard, 19,2u0 lbs.; macaroni, 93;) MM f lbs.; pickles, 2530 lbs.; sauerkraut,. 17,-03- 'AIRMONT HOTEL lbs.; salt.' 29,192 lbs.; syrup, - SAN - v - FRANCISCO ; i.- 2278 2 gal.; sugar, 175,623 lbs.; vine 7 v'" BIGJBJECTIVE gar, 56) gal.; lemon extract, 30 gal.; The most superbly situated hotel in the World y vanilla extract, 33 5-- gal.; baking powder, 1110 lbs.; hops, 210 lbs.; cat Walker's Reflections on the overlooking the entire Bay of San Francisco, sup, 16.3 gal.; ice, 50,000 lbs. the Golden Gate, and the rapidly rebuilding city National Democratic NAPOOPOO'S LIGHT. Convenient to shopping, theatre, business and railroad centers Xapoopoo, ijie little village on the Campaign. Koua coast, near which Captain Cook THE EPITOME OF HOTEL EXCELLENCE. was killed, has ariseu to the dignity combining By Ernest G. Walker. all the conveniences and luxuries Jii- of having a lighthouse station called -- a good hotel should have, with many unique, after it. The station is to be located (Mail Special to the Advertiser.) original and exclusive features. J$ j$ WASHINGTON, D. 25. j$ on the low point of land on the north- C, June Entirely ed and refitted at a cost of west side of Kealakekua bav, about The cry of "Westward Ho" a purely over three million dollars. j$ j$ j$ J$ political cry rises again in Washing- The Glacier, first of the battle- ment of a grounded loop of receiving one thousand feet southwest of Cook's Social center of the city headquarters of the the ton. There is a wires, has eliminated a large per cent, monument. scramble for the trains, Army and Navy Scene of most of the social ship tenders to arrive on her way home, much studying of the static discharges, and where According to the announcement the of routes and much festivities. ts$J&J$J$d$Jd$J$ got in yesterday afternoon anil went -- comment upon Spe- other plants could not work as a re- light was established there July 1. It prospective leaders. ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 1,000 GUESTS alongside Alakea street wharf, where sult of the atmospheric conditions the is a fixed white lens-lanter- n light, cials are thundering through the city she lie the of the in- about 90 feet above the water, and 40 from neighboring states that can reach European Plan. wh will until arrival Glacier's equipment would not be fnle with bath, SIO.OO'i50upward. lead-colore- r?. d great west only Federal fleet on the 16th. The vessel looked terfered with. There is also a special feet above the ground, on a the via the capital. Up over the mountains the very clean and white as she came up static valve which further takes up mast having at its base a small MANAGEMENT PALACE HOTEL COMPANY discharges or atmospheric white house with red roof and lead-colore- d travelersgo, full of perspiration and the channel. Pilot Macaulay officiated the static disturbances. What the Glacier wire- trimmings. some of them full of something besides on the bridge, f enthusiasm, although the day of the less plant prides itse'f on is the get- NOTICE TO MARINEES. The Glacier is the supply boat for ting of big results with small power. full delegate of either political party is Office of U. S. Lighthouse Inspector, passing. the fleet, and has a great quantity of The amount of sending power in com- 12th District, In other words the Democratic Na Leef, mutton and canned goods for the parison with the output is great. San Francisco, Cal., June 20, 190S. SSOf Jf f?3GV tional convention is near at hand. consumption of the men on the war In the estimation of the commander SAN PABLO BAY, CALIFORNIA. of the Glacier, the atmosphere of the (Lis of Lights, Buovs and Davmarks, Other men are now pulling out for the vessels, Sue is equipped with the Pacific is the most perfect in the world Paeific Coast, 1908, page 30.) west, than were pulling out two weeks model wireless apparatus of the navy, Notice is hereby given San the successful operation of the that ago. They are not so numerous, the coil, the invention for Pablo Bay Channel Beacon, No. 13, including the tuning by individuals of this Washington exodus, one of wireless, and no doubt is expressed reported missing June IS, wrill be re- ITS of Commander Hogg, which is of- him in ultimate success of the local placed by a first-clas- s can buoy as soon because there are fewer Democratic the latest wireless devices, giving the the company to reach the Coast from here as practicable. ficeholders in Washington and fewer plant'having it the power to send and By order of Lighthouse Board. with the proper equipment. The pat- the Democrats than Eepublicans who ren- are better ruled, better printed, better bound than any v receive messages without their being E. F. LOPEZ, . for improvements made in the dezvous here. But the outgo of polit interfered with by others. ents the Commander, U. S. N., Inspector, 12th receiving and sending apparatus rest Lighthouse ical population is sufficient, and the hub any others on sale. The parts are stronger, better as- The ventilated spark gap, as the ap- District. in Commander Hogg, and he is having bub they stir up is sufficient to make paratus is known, keeps the spark a his improvements exploited in the East. Office of U. Lighthouse Inspector, the federal city fully aware that the sembled and with more perfect finish. We would like cool. Most of the stations die out in He has given the government permis- 12th District, National convention is coming. power after they Lave been sending San Francisco, Cal., June 22, 1908. in ma- sion to install his plants on any of their And Washington official and unoffi you to come and examine the workmanship and twenty minutes, but with TO . SAN FRANCISCO .for fifteen or ENTRANCE cial nearly ap- vessels or stations, and it has already all of both classes being arrangement the sending HARBOR, CALIFOENIA. . the new Pan- terial. placed in the Connecticut, Fog-Signal- intensely political, if not intensely paratus gets better the longer it is in been (List of Lights and Pa- Culgoa and Louisiana, and at partisan begins to breathe more rapid- use. The particular improvement that ther, cific Coast, 1907, page 14, No. 23, Point Loma anil Pensacola. and List of Lights, Buoys and Day-mark- s, ly when a National convention is about the ventilated gap makes besides keep- "Coast, The Glacier is the advance guard of Pacific 1908, page 22.) to convene. Such gatherings are his- ing the spark. cool is that it makes the Notice is hereby given that the gas feeding her great toric. There is always a delightful un- wave length uniform. The wave length the fleet, and after buoy temporarily marking the station Hawaiian Gazette Co., Ltd. charges will leave here ahead of the certainty about what a National con- being uniform, a specially designed of San Francisco Lightvessel No. 70, battleships to take up her station in reported extinguished June 19, will vention will do, even be con- tuning coil enables the reception of if it the the South Seas with the Culgoa, so asJ be relighted as soon as practicable. vention of a minority party. Then messages with wave lengths that do By order of Lighthouse Board. 1 to keep fleet in touch with the the there is always an a I'i1IiHii "lull Dot vary more than 5 per cent. All the E. F. LOPEZ, uncertainty about by wireless, and the cable at presidential campaign. No one can others are cut out by the operator at world Commander, U. S. N., Inspector, 12th tell Suva. The great steamers of the aux- Lighthouse District. just how the masses of voters are going Honorable Bryan himself. The Denver made up his mind whether he is willing will. By manipulation at the station convention will have to pass the to run as the Democratic gubernatorial iliary fleet may appear to many to be - SHIPPING NOTES. to "size up" the candidates. No one a vessel can be cut out or cut in. By scrutiny of the country. If it makes candidate in Illinois. Unless ho com-an- y tramps, great cargo steamers without can tell what is going to loosen the system in use on the Glacier the The steamer Helene is on the marine little jar mistakes, as ij probably will, Mr. mits himself to a trial for that nom-Brya- n the glamor of a navy vessel, but this a Many a presidential cam-paig- n long-distanc- a cleaning. landslide. to them, he will record for e telegraphing railway for will have answer for ination and oifice, be discussed is not so. They may not have target exceed- The arrangements for the campaign much at Denver as a on land was made from the Pensacola The Kinau, from the Garden Isle, that promised to be an practise and pingpong; the eommand- - arrived yesterday, a day ahead of one activities will then be largely completed possibility. From the talk at Chicago, I Point T.oma. in Califor- - ingly fairweather affair for party " time. and the two parties will be more nearly during the Republican convention, . , i n g officer mav even pass up the bag ma. a distance ot over 1M) miles ami has proved the contrary. The storms on even ground. Mitchell is regarded as a formidable inspection and general muster, but they The Despatch sailed for Kaanapali hnx& to a sunny sky. across several lush mountain ranges last evening. She has gone for a load gathered obscure There is always the liveliest kind of candidate for oliice in the Western are navy just the same. The same caudi- - I'rom off the coast of Brazil on the of sugar for the Arizonan. Tornadoes by the score leap funnel between Presidential tion, although some insist that he would kind of men will be found aboard them shaped on the horizon and go furrow- dates to get the best of it in argument, not materially btrengthen Bryan's way around the Horn, the Glacier made The Manna Loa, with the usual one to other oh that one can find in the battleships, the Kona yesterday. ing devastation through political The tries put the the cause. the record in distance sending, having freight, arrived She defensive, for there are thousands of A third possibility messages in Washington, same officers, the same field days, and brought a large crowd of people who Gibraltars. voters every who like to b is her received spent the, on Maui. in state and Fourth - 2400 miles. the same application of sand and can- Therefore it is that, long as the with the man who can make the smart- Charles A. Towne, of New York, who, a distance of The bark R. P. Eithet arrived yes- Inventor Hogg, by a clever arrange vas to the end of maintaining the Democratic party has been in a hope- est, most plausible talk. To that end a however, ia very much of a Mississippi terday after a speedy trip of twelve words is in prospect polit-betwee- n same white decks, spotless paintwork less minority, long as has been un- nice little duel of Valley man, because he began his days. She will get away with a full it Nominee and prospective and polished brass. Formerly the Gla- Taft ical career in Minnesota and was LOO AT, OFTICE OF THE UNITE! load of sugar next wTeek. Captain able to carry elections in the North, Nominee Bryan. The latter has been elected to the National House from STATES WEATHEE BUKEATT cier was the British steamer Port Drew is again in command and was there is keen interest in its National craftily laying the foundations for an there and appointed to the Senate from Honolulu, Tuesday, July 7, 1903. Chalmers. She ran between London aljout town yesterday looking up. his convention. This year there is quite as argumentative campaign with his Re- - there, before he migrated eastward and friends. and Australia as a refrigerator ship, much interest, from the Washington publican opponent and the former has became a Tammany Congressman. Mr. THERMO WISH been storing away ammunition against Towne was at Chicago during the Re-th- e m a c!r carrying beef and mutton and passen- standpoint, in what Denver does as sisa day when Mr. Bryan becomes a full publican convention and his friends gers. She wTas built to steam "a very BATTLESHIP FLEET there was in What Chicago did. For g 3 S 3 S 5- 5 Chicago may done well fledged nominee. Both men know that heard that 'he is exceedingly hopeful of : Sjc 2 on a small consumption IS ON ITS WAY while' have the a t s 3 a5 long distance opinion grows that it might have done public sentiment is more easily swayed getting on the ticket with Bryan, o vis coal, and she can steam at the rate today by logical discussion of issues and the most interet-event- s : S.r : ts of better and that the hands who guided After these three, S3: ; prob-eac- h : ' of about twelve knots an hour, besides more skillfully, at than ever before. That means inff ,nan to the convention will fContinued from T&ze One.) might have guided - will with great determina- ox-Oo- run all, her auxiliary engines, on a con- least did not guide as skillfully as has strive H,y t(. David R. Francis, of 'j3j 8 7S 8( CO of 19.26 knots. When loaded good in In-gre- 1900 rc 85 S SB - fully the been done in other National conventions tion to make a showing the Missouri, who was Secretary of the sumption of about 35 tons of coal a forum of public discussion. Each under Cleveland. He wan a Gold IflOl 33 W 85 '8 76 .42 75 2 draft of the battleships is from two of the Republican party. Of course the terior Hi auxil- 1 day. She is the fastest of tl3 to three feet greater than the mean ticket and the platform may grow upon will be exceedingly wary about being Democrat in the M campaign, but 1902 S)IU 65 72 ,8 06 73 3 Ni on a run from thrust into a defensive position. since then has come back to the regular iaries, and proved it draft given above. '" the country. Wise men in politics say Sb This feature of the campaign may be camp. He will be a delegate largo 1903 29 65 72 8 .03 66 2 N the Strait of Magellan to Callao with this will happen and probably they are at The auxiliaries are large boats also. in full operation by the middle of July, from Missouri to thf Denver convention 30-0- right. But. hard times continue; 1904 ' 63 72 8 13 71 5 .... the Panther and Culgoa, one of which the nk The Ajax is of 9250 tons displacement, business men say the hard times are Probably it will be one of the important and is now a good Bryan man. Gov. she by six hours and the other organization work im-th- at 19)8 29 4: fl 71 ;6 .10 68 1 se 10 beat 3S7 feet long, 46 feet 6 inches beam. going to continue through the summer. preliminaries to the Francis loves the game of politics by over a day. She is the vessel which both parties must conduct on an mensely. Unless it be some one in 1906 30 C0 2 72 77 .04 63 2 9 Her draft is 24 feet 8 inches. The The West is having one of its periodic j Kb did the real work of towing the float- upheavals. How intense this is, no one extensive scale in the great struggle for t'hicago. Gov. Francis is regarded as tho C4 supply ship Glacier is of 8325 tons 33 63 74 78 CO j dis votes 160' 62 2 si 9 can vet tell. and for a majority of the electoral niost influential business head in all thfl ing drydock Dewey from the Eastern - j placement, 353 feet long, 46 feet 1 college. Mississippi Valley. lie wants to man- 1908 Uf 7J 69 74 .02 78 8 s 7 However, politicians are proverbially coast of the United States to Manila. remaining be-i- n inch beam, draft of 25 feet 4 inches. timid. They jump into the ceiling ev- The Democratic sachems, afre Brvan 's campaign this year, ATge a0.0li 63 72 78 .tl 67 3 ne" 77 Her officers are: Commander W. S. Washington, say that the Mississippi jeves in possibilities of winning P The Culgoa 6000 displace-ment- , ery time the walls creak and this is the the is of tons loom large in delibera- - WM. B. STOCKMAN, Hogg, commanding; Lieutenant W. X. stage of the campaign when they be- Valley will the tjlf, Mississippi Valley states to the 334 feet long, 43 feet beam, and tions of the Denver convention. They a'nd, is Section Director. .7 offers, officer and naviga gin to get nervous. So the Repub- Xobraskan's standard, it ail executive 21 9 inches see how hope there - feet draft. The Panther is very little is'for the here in Washington, has some chance of tor; Assistant Paymaster W. II. Wil- licans, while the Democrats are sea-- TIDES, SUN "AND MOON. of 3380 tons displacement. 312 feet doleful, are anxious to see Demo- party along the Northern Atlantic t,PjnT commissioned to undertake the terdink; P. A. Surgeon ii. F. Jenness, "the board in New York, New Jersey and jiad long, 40 feet 8 inches beam with a draft crats make fools of themselves at Den- task jr(. ,aH snffiHnt experience i 12 12 C. .7. Cooper, Chief Connecticut. , Accordingly they are to how to do things 3 2 Chief Boatswain 15 9 ver." The Republicans will not rest in T0jtjrs know C XI of feet inches. The hospital ship making up their tables of a majority 3t r-- Boatswain J. McCarthy, Boatswain L easy about till the Denver anl em,,j raise InorP ,nnev for the Eelief is of 3300 tons displacement, 299 that after in the electoral college next November, t O s) a (.ainpajgn than anv other man who could '3 -- 5i :S o 3 - - 3 J. Cartwrisht. Warrant Machinist 1. convention is over. Possibly, they wrill feet long, 46 feet beam and a draft of with states in the Middle West. They 1(e chosen as National Chairman of th Clerk II. E. Barton not rest thon, for there is no telling am. Ft p.m am p m TJ" F. Xourse, Pay are. able to make the winning additions Democratic partv this year. He enjoy 1 15 feet 10 inches. The Yankton is that this will not be the year when the U 6 0 40 1 3.i8 Vi 5 J4 6 46 There is a crew of 10S :nen. only by grouping Southern and Mis in his section of 'the 183 Democrats may be a little wiser than gro;tt I)OIianty CO about the size of the Kinau, being sFssippi Valley states. 7 11 37 1 3 '0 4 05: 5.5a 5 24 6 46 0 28 She has over three thousand tons of usual. is all Mr. Bryan, country and is "quite as well known a 975- - It "up to" Demo- - feet long of tons displacement, 2? There is one precedent for this sm.e;sf,il tdirewd man-crat- ie 812-S- 1 5 7 roughly his nomination is Since a executive and 11.10 4.45 20 5 25 6.45 1 provisions aboard which are for assured. w cs addition the election of 1892. N-e- ' ! ! t , feet 6 inches beam and with a draft of ag(,r in York as he is in St. Loni. Biscuit, 9400 the Republican leaders returned from - 9 1.10 18 .. . 5 .S5 8 24 5 26 6 45 stated to be as follows: For if the radical sentiment, that per- (lf f1iaf, ( 1 41 A nt mon nri, Havinj: tne i 13 feet 10 inches. The Arethusa is of the West, where they have observed if am i j lbs.; cornmeal. 1S0O lbs.; flour, 527,450 vades and permeates the Middle est, h(i 10 1 52 2 0 O.iO A 0 9 17 5 26 popularity some of iU.i0i c,,uIll Iirvan .j0iinsOn, with 6 4i 2.1:3 5000 tons. She will not accompany the the of Bryan's ideas, should be strong enough to embrace ad 05!10 lbs.; beef, frozen, 549.01 lbs.; mutton, they are talking less about Bryan being Frnncis ns National Chairman, the 8 ll' 2.34 2.1 1.2j 7 OO 2S6.451 fleet from here but after coaling and Bryan Bryamsm, 1908 vari- - 3.U frozen, 34,123 lbs.; chicken, 20,714 lbs.; the weakest man the Democrats could and of the DHIOCr.iti(, campaign would start right 8 12 3 ety, and should sweep into the Demo- - IV 2 2 2.14! 7.46 10.40 5 25 6 45 watering the other boats will return to nominate, hope Bryan off with n al, hft Mifiaj 4.05 veal, "'3iil lbs.; turkey, 400G lbs.; but they that column in wl the Coast. cratie November the Middle w. storn States and that tho Repnblt-Wester- n First quarter of the moon July 6. 118,279 bologna, 5002 may do something that will enfeeble his pork, loins, lbs.; own cause, wild Den states that went for Cleveland, ean headquarters in Chicago would he The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur The combined tonnage displacement that the colts at Bryan probably would have a majority about one hour earlier lbs.; pork sausage, 30,000 lbs.; lunch ver may run away with him and execute k t Rl1PSsirij alj tho hnmmt.r ar)d than at Hono- of the battleships and their auxiliaries over He would not need to have , xt- lulu. eon 9976 lbs.; Frankfurters, 29, convention- - program dis- Taft. i,,nr, nf r - n.o meat, a which will New Hawaiian is 258.114 tons. him country. York New Jersey and Connecticut, fls tli(l r,rSpeetive nominee.' will have standard time is 10 hours S'iO lbs.; truegg, 4715 lbs.; corned beef, credit further with the per-- 0 or even Maryland and Delaware tho sav a fo t,u Nafional n,airman minutes slower than Greenwich 3S.476 tinned, 10,272 lbs.; Therefore the new interest in the lbs.; ham, haps, if he could have Indiana. Illinois, As as known he h;is TKt time, being that of meridian of 157 BALL liCKETS. Denver convention, nwer than ever far indicated degrees thirty t3 salmon, tinned, 20,640 lbs.; bacon, since the Chicago convention adjourned. isconsin, all of which Cleveland car- whether Gov. Frnncis would be accept- minutes. The time Tickets for can ried, and a small whistle blows 1:30 tinned, 34.776 lbs.; salt pork, 19,400 the Atlantic fleet ball when ticket, is Den- few of the states able to him. was widely circulated at p. m which Is For the made up at en- It - be procured farther west. Some of the more Petti-grew- , the same as 0 min-is- chipped, smok- at the following places: ver, the issues will be joined. som months ago that Greenwich hours 0 .: beef, 4536 lbs.; ham, Taft Democrats pros- un ana moon W. W. Dimond Co., Sherman can thusiastic talk about of South Dakota, the native Ver. niea. are for local time ed, 78,006 lbs.; beans, pea, 6942 gal.; Ltd. and then talk back at pects in Minnesota and Iowa. for the whole group. Chambers Drug Co., Ltd. Bryan and ? Up to date Bryan rnonter, who used to have terrific bat Lima beans, dried, 3269 lbs.; Lima EAST VERSUS WEST. ties in th-- . Senate with the late Mark Bergstrom Music Co., has been sailing in about the platform 2 Ltd. METEOEOLOGICAL EECOPvD. beans, tinned, 5544 lbs.; peas, the Republicans adopted for their can However illusory such hopes may Banna, was Mr. Bryan's choice for Hollister Drug Co., Ltd. Issued Every Sunday Morning tinned. 34.991 lbs.: string beans, 10,259 didates to stand on. Bryan has been prove to be, the gossip and comment chairman this year. Pettigrew used to by the Benson, Smith & Co., a craze Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau. lbs.; corn, tinned, 24,s05 lbs.; tomatoes, Ltd. ringing the changes about the Repub- of the Democrats at Denver are likely be Republican till the silver M. Mclnerny, Ltd. lican party being in full retreat from to center around political figures in the swept over the far west but became a IK tinned. 130.669 lbs.; onions, fresh, even-thoug- h M. A. Gun st & Co., Ltd. the Roosevelt policies. He has been Mississippi valley. It looks now as pronounced radical in polities and 25,000 lbs.; potatoes, fresh, 260,000 lbs.; might be forgot- - by Populistic route Wall, Mchols hacking the planks of their xdatform, the East quite tually drifted the cabbage, dehydrated, 8008 lbs.; carrots, Co., Ltd. scoffing at their labor planks, their cor ten in the convention's deliberations, into thp Democratic party, con-gate- s de-hyd- Hawaiian News Co., dele-- ; di Ma (Tec is - i soup-green- Ltd. poration planks, their tariff planks, except as far as the votes of the .As far as the ted We?t ' dehydrated. 2'16 lbs.; X i . i making from are concerned, corned, the general conduct of the Pen-Th- e tod, 3010 lbs.; spinach, dehydrat- fun of their praisp of Roosevelt that section I They were walking under a very lit- in the platform as a cloak for refusal talk about Gov. Johnson, of Min- - ver convention is likely to make a very 2; SO 1? 72 o 2 ed, 20 lbs.; cranberries, 602 lbs.; pota- in ; tle to cordially support his nesota, as running mate is persistent, important impression, either Mr. f: 7 ' u i x5i umbrella, and she liked it well policies. Taft 1 3n 31 n 0 2 Jo us toes, dehydrated. 15.000 lbs.; onions, enough nnt to want a large spread of has been hitting back a little. He has It is by no means likely to subside, in Bryan's favor or against him. For W . so 9 -- i 72 ft HI i s . Attorney spite - Mr. Brvan has been courting 7- - dehydrated. 1764 2000 alpaca. He was asked General Wade Ellis, of of the Governor's persistent slate- months T j 2 3u 8' f. rt lbs.; oatmeal, modest and seemed 1 Ohio, vice- - in F 3 5(i.0 fcl 7' .'JJ ,11 lbs.; rolled 3028 rice, 14.200 to be nervous, and she finally remark to put in a few licks ia defense merits that he does not want the the approval of Republicans that 14 30 0 1 So oats. lbs.; 72 01 ,2 KB ed, very softly, and with a note of in- of the platform. But Mr. Taft can not presidential nomination, lie could help quarter. He has been praising what lbs.; hominy, 2100 lbs.; tapioca, 2516 fight back numerous votes he could find to praise in President Note. terrogation: "Charlie, I'll carry the energetically because the bring the Swede in Barometer readings are cor- lbs.; cornstarch. 1000 lbs.; apricots, umbrella, if you will let me?" "Oh. Denver platform has not been built. Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois to Roosevelt, knowing, of course, that the rected f.r temperature, 52,-28- instiumental tinned, 4037 lbs.; peaches, tinned, 0 no! I can carry it." "Yes. Charlie: The Democratic candidates have not the Democratic ticket and would be a President is more popular there than errors, and local gravity, - and reduced 1-- 4 2 but, you see, your up been nominated. most most desirable acquisition, and, inci- anywhere else in the land. He has also to sea level. Average lbs.; pears, tinned, 39,8061-- arm takes so The he can do. cloudiness stated much room that one side of me is out in when Bryan runs up to dare him to a i dentally, might reconcile, to a degree. been tossin? bouquets every little while In 0 17s.; 7900 , scale from to. 10. raisins, 1940 lbs.; prunes, do-no- t Fullr-tte- Direction of the wet." "I know. Fannv: but what wordy encounter, is to defend himself, j Democratic conservatives, who to Senator Ii who has a tre- wind is prevailing direction 24 lbs.; apples, evap. 4500 lbs.; peaehes, during will I do with mv arm? Won't it be in After the adjournment at Denver it j like Bryan and will not like the radical mendous following in tho Mississippi hours ending at 8 p. m. Velocity of evap, on he is to Valley if average 1800 lbs.; jelly, 660 lbs.; fruit the way all the samef" don't will be4 another story. Bryan must be platform which expected as far Smith as Kansas. It wind is velocity in miles per "I on to be expected he would T butter, 2910 lbs.; "jam. 2040 lbs.; nuts, know, Charlie; Tom Clark always the defensive then as well as on the stand. that have the hour. indicates trace of rain. aggressive. By time the Denver convention Denver char- 2650 lbs.; milk, condensed. 80,073 lbs.; knows what to do with his arm when He will have a platform to the convention supplement the WM. - B. STOCKMAN, he is under an nmbrpll.i with ATnr defend. The Republicans will move tm meets. John Mitchell, another Missis- acter of work he has been doing in this j Section Director. cream, evap, 10.296 lbs.; cocoa, 1120 Martin. " their artillery and open fire on the i sirpi Valley man, will probably have regard.

4 J 10 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1908. Castle & Cooke, Ltd Fraternal ESSE Meetings Fraternal Meetings AFONG EIS CARTER BSTPPLNQ AND COMMIESIC3! MERCHANTS. soxb or sr. esosas, lodcs rOLYKSSIA ENCAMPMENT NO L Sugar Factors and Cenerl JjuranuMM O iTC, tSS. O. O. F. l I N 6 JDDY , HmU cry first and third Friday EARLY ENDED DID Agents. . . 1 HCl wn iD nl ih. anrth t r in . ' Odd Fellowa' Hall," Fort Street. REPRESENTING fa'" fto Tiaitims bretktra eeriiallT UviUd f Viaiting brothera cordially inTie fctUad. to attend, New England Mutual Life iBSVmmtf 1 J. B. OOLLTKB, W. P. O. A. SIMPSOX, C. P. All in and Federal Inquisitors Investigate Company of Boston. To. iu a. UHV1T, gMy. L. Jm LA PIERKE, Scriba. The Testimony Is Aetna Fire Insurance Co. National Fire Insurance Co. Esuira was lodge xo. a, e. ef f. SXCEL8I0S LODGE NO. 1, L O. O. F. the Arguments About Assault at Naval T01 Xta Try Meoo4 aai Uil Tm4t at ita Meete every Tuesday evening, at .Citizens' Insuranc Co. (Hartford 7i7f haO, Vineyard atraat, at T:SO . m. VUitiag CiS. -- 7:80, in Odd Fellowa Hall, Port Concluded. Insurance Co.) m fcratbara arc eoraialhr larit4 to attaa. Protector of HAMTOIi U WOXG, O. C. invited to attend. Underwriters tie Ptoemls WONO riM CHOHfl. E. it I. J. DUTOT, N. G. of Hartford. Toi L. L. LA PIERRE, Seo. II The present phase of the Afong case The Federal grand jury yesterday be- HAXMONY LODGE NO. 3. L O. O. F. is drawing to a close. The testimony gan an investigation of the episode at Meeta Monday me. Better stop everv even at con- Naval Station when Captain F. Auction Sale An i'S7:30, in Odd Fellowa' Hall, Fort is all in, and argument is nearly the J. Old Kona Coffee btreet. visiting brothers cordially Carter is alleged to have assaulted F. alua invited to attend. cluded. 9. TO encouraging BEN VICKERS, K. O. Frank Thompson, on behalf of the B. Moore, a reporter for the Bulletin. FRIDAY, 10, 1908, E. R. HENDRY, Sec. JULY WANTED 1 10 An complainant, Mrs. Bessie Burns, occu- The witnesses examined were F. B. BAG OR BAG! Tear 10 O'CLOCK A. M., perspiration PACIFIC REBHKAH LODGE NO. 1, pied the greater part of yesterday Moore, W. E. Farrington, and Captain State Quality and Price to At my Salesroom, 847 Kaahumanu St., 1:11 f I O. O. F. with his argument on the law and the Carter himself. A subpoena was is- jr""-TJ- . Meeta every second and fourth AX!. facts, concluding his address at 4 sued for Sailor Eiedel of the Iroquois. McChesney Coffee Go. S:M lows' Hall. Visiting Rbkaha are o'clock. As to the law, he sought to But he is on leave of absence visiting , Etc., D ordially invited to attend. GET A ALICE PRATT, N. O. show that the burden of proof was on a relative on the other side of the is- 16 MERCHANT STREET. JUv JE3NX JACOBSON, Secy. Macy Sectional the defendants on the present issue to land, and the grand jury decided that Eight Cases, trait Refrigerator, HONOLULU Jeavi OLIVE BRANCH REBEKAK LODGE show that the signing of the compro- it did not need his testimony. Five Sewing Machines, Dining Table, a. zt NO 2, L O. O. F. mise, which in itself was against the No report on the matter was made Tee Box, Brooms, Demijohns, Coffee Roasters to the Trade Meeta every first and third Thara-- t It 0m. interests of the complainant, was free to the court, but Tt is understood that Wine Eack, Plants, Shoes, Pictures, t 11 'sSSLC" lows Hall. i8itine Rebekaha are undue influence, fraud or misrep- the grand jury,, while regretting Books, Stationary Counter, O. F coraiauv mnted to attend. from that One Surrey, KWONG HIN6 GII0N6 GO. G JENNIE H. MACAULAY, N. G. sought to show the occurred will not find any K HAZEL CRANE. Secy. resentation. He that incident One Lyle's Spring Water, the burden was not on Mrs. Burns to indictment, and will ignore the matter Fine Glass and Oak Partitions, 1024 Nuuanu Avenue OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371, F. & A. M. show when the intention to secure her in their report. Eight Crates Potatoes, rrc tk Meeta on the last Monday of each Wicker Rockers, month, at Masonic Temple, at 7:30 p. signature by misrepresentation occur- It is stated that it is probable that 3. Visiting cordially in-- Stove in good order, GRASS brethren are ' red, nor by whom the misrepresenta- when the case against Captain Carter CLOTH GRASS JJNBS xvited to attend Purses, Chairs, Beds, Tables, TABLE COVERS . A M. .M. JOHNSON. W. M. tions were made, so long as they were comes up in the police court next Fri- Pillows, Fine Pianola, DOYLIES W. H. GOETZ. Secretary. made and resulted in the obtaining of day, to which time it was continued Eemington Typewriter, LTIAHT CHAPTER NO. 2, O. E. S. the signature. yesterday morning, Captain Carter will New La Belle Refrigerator, Meets every third Monday of each High-bac- k Wicker Rockers, Oahu Ice & Electric Co. month, at 7 :30 p. m., in the Masonic Mr. Thompson went carefully through waive objection to the jurisdiction of Large Mattresses, New Springs, Temple. Visiting sisters and brotheis of several witnesses, are cordially invited to attend. the testimony the the court, and submit to its decision. China, Crockery, CLARA M. SCHMIDT, W. M. insisting that in all essentials the com- The grand jury yesterday adjourned Standing Bookcase, ICE delivered at any part of M. WEBSTER, Sec. tl . ADELAIDE plainant had substantiated the allega- until next Wednesday. Chicken Brooder. city. Island orders promptly lUeA. Etc., etc Tel. 628; P. O. Box 600. Office, Ke-wa- lo. LET. ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 3, O. E. S. tions of fraud and misrepresentation. "When the ease against Captain Car- A Meets at the Masonic Temple every present hearing is on the plea .second Saturday of each month, at 7:30 The ter was called in the police court yes- JAS. F. MORGAN. Zah TPT p. m. Visiting sisters and brothers are in bar interposed on behalf of Mrs. terday morning, M F. Prosser, repre- Pvzk ' cordially invited to attend. AUCTIONEER. MINNIE FRAZEE, W. M. Afong, by which the compromise which senting United States District Attorney Hal STOVE LOUISE A. TRUE, Secy. KOA DESKS Kali was signed by Mrs. Burns, among Brrckons, appeared for the defendant. and Hau LADLES' AUXILIARY, A. O. EL, others, is set tip as a bar to her being By agreement the case went 'over until Auction Sale FOUR POSTERS Xalj "OrvTSION NO. 1. given the relief prayed for in the bill. Friday. Xal Meets every first and third Mrs, Burns alleges that while it is i and lamp for Tuesday, at 8 p. m., in O. WING CKONC CO, a gas your ,B. U. HalL Fort Street. true that she signed the compromise Why Smith left home. FRIDAY, 10, 1908, Salt cordially JULY King and Bethel t Visiting sisters are , . house. invited to attend. agreement, she did so as the result of 12 O'CLOCK NOON. MRS. K. COWES. Pres. on JOSEPHINE DILLON, Sec. fraud and misrepresentation the part of the defendant, and that there- GOGOANUTS OY THE One Reo Touring Gar Sun Lee Tal Co. MYSTIC LODGE NO. 2. K. of P. fore she is not bound by the signature. Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd. Meets oa the second and fourth Tuesdays of Judge Lindsay, before whom the Contractors, Builders, Painters eacn montn at i :su If THOUSAND FLEET I am instructed to sell at my sales- o'clock in K. of P. Hall, corner Fort case is being heard, shall decide that and Beretania. Visiting brothers cordi- room, 847 Kaahumanu street, one Eeo KOA FURNITURE TO ORDER. Bishop Two-cylinde- Street ally invited to attend. the plea in bar is good, that defeats car; No. 217. r, eighteen W. L. LYLE, C. 0. Mrs. Burns, unless the Supreme Court horsepower. New patent Stewart car-burat- Kin Street, near Nuuanu F. WALDRON, K. B. S. The executive committee of the fleet cent, decides otherwise. If, on the other (saves between 40 per HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. 1, PYTH- reception and entertainment committee and 60 per cent, gasoline). Automatic Asters hand, he holds that the plea in bar is NEW JCaV IAN SISTERS. had a short meeting in the Chamber of gas generator. Car complete in every Meets every first Monday, at not good, then the case will proceed on Xa1( ALL SHADES and third Commerce rooms yesterday detail. Tools and tubes included. 7:30 p. m., at Knights of Pythias Hall, original bill filed originally with afternoon, Kali Fort and Beretania streets. All visi- the present being: tors cordially invited to attend. Mrs. Carrie B. Eiggs as complainant. F. MORGAN. Len Ghoy RENEE WHITEHEAD, M. E. C. Chairman G. E. Carter, H. P. Wood, JAS. ranklin Autos Xal GRACE O'BRIEN, M. of R. & S. The attorneys on behalf of Mrs. AUCTIONEER. ' and Smith Street F. L. Waldron, G. W. Smith, W. F. Dil- Brtanla Afong will close the argument this 5 OAHU LODGE NO. 1, K. lingham, F. E. A. of P. morning. Eichardson, Sheba SILENT CAMEBON. Meets every 1st and trd Friday at and Y. Yonekura. o l7;30ofciock, rytnian Hail, corner aere-Jtan- ia DIVORCE GRANTED. No Noise on any Speed. and Fort streets. Visiting broth-Ter- s Mr. Sheba stated that the Japanese Remnant Sale Come Andrew Usher's cordially invited to attend. Judge Lindsay yesterday granted a and 9 It. Eoi A. DEBKINB, C. O. community would raise $2000 for enter- H J. W. WHITE, K. R. 8. divorce to R. M. Duchalsky from tainment use, $500 of which would be Saturday, July II, 1908, in.,' Scotch Whiskey Emily N. Duchalsky on the ground of WTTiTJATrf McKLNLEY LODGE NO. 8, used for fireworks. 12 0'CLOCK NOON tra K. of P. adultery and desertion. W. F. Dillingham reported 4000 liul that V. G. Special Meets every second and fourth Saturday even. cocoanuts were in sight and that he Associated Garage 0 12a U ing at 7:30 Property King St,, Kalilii o'clock, in Pythian Hall, corner Bere-- had heard from Chairman Baldwin of H. F. MURRAY, Manager. tania and Fort streets. Visiting broth-- 1 Reserve cordially RIGHT OF DEPUTY the Maui committee relative to the hoo-kup- u art invited to attend. LOT 10 59.3xl3S.7.x20.4xl30. Vt'V W. L. FRAZEE, O. O. and to the effect that the Maui-ite- s "" E. A. JACOBSON, K. R. S. LOT 7 31.3xl35.7.x70.4xl30. DISTILLED would provide fruit for the four WATER F COURT CAMOES NO. 8110, A. O. F. ATTORNEYS TO APPEAR These lots are behind the lots situ- W. O. PEACOCK & CO., LTD, battleships coaling there. on Meeta every second and fourth Tues- ate opposite Kalihi Store, corner of PURE SODA WATER AGENTS. day of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in He suggested that $1500 be devoted King and Kaili streets level, good San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. men go trr Attorney-Genera- l Hemenway yester- toward the free transportation ef soil, healthy position and will to Visiting brothers cordially invited to highest bidder. attend. day filed hia brief in the Supreme in uniform, this to be known as the B22LOW KINO DR- - JOHN P. COWES, C. B FORT, M. O. PACHECO. F. S. Hilo, Japanese fund. Fountain Soda Works r- Court in the case appealed from MORGAN, a The chair stated that a private in- JAS. F. At OAMOES CIRCLE NO. 240. C. O. F. where the question of the right of AUCTIONEER. T Ne Meets every second and fourth Thurs- deputy county attorney to appear in dividual had offered to provide free KUNIKIYO O. OKAZAKI day p. Pr of each month, at 7:30 m., in the circuit court to represent the Ter- transportation for the opening after- FLORIST San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. Fort Street, next 'If: Visiting companions are cordially in- ritory in criminal cases was raised. In noon of the cowboy carnival, to all the Kash Store. vited to attend. Fresh flowers daily. Violets. r!rmA NTJT7 GCCDS IN MRS. J. P. REGO, C. C. this case the defendant was tried and men of the fleet who wished to take in R. J. BORGES, F. 8. tlons, Asters, Roses and an assortmest convicted of practicing medicine with- the show. of decorative plants. Orders for takle U COURT LUNALLLO NO. 6600, A. O. F. out a license. But two exceptions were There will be another meeting of the Under instructions from MR, C. M. flowers promptly filled. Telephone Of Worsteds and Shirtings Meets every first and third Wednesday committee this afternoon at 1:30. V. FOESTEK of Honolulu, and evenings of each month, at 7:30 p. m., taken on his behalf during the trial Island ---H NEW SHIPMENT. in Pythian HalL corner Fort and and both raised the same question. One . , , County of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, Beretania streets. Visiting brothers trustee, the undersigned will sell at Famous "B" Brand Suits and Shirts cordially invited. was an exception to a ruling of the public auction, on TUESDAY, 7th H. H. HANAKAHI, C. R. DRAGGED DOWN the to order. JAS. K. KAULIA, P. C, P. 8. court overruling a motion to require mm day of July, 1908, at 10 o'clock a. m., the Deputy County Attorney, Noa W. at his salesrooms, Kaahumanu street, For Kimonos HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. O. E. aforesaid, Hotel Street, near Eiver Street. Aluli, to show his authority to appear Honolulu all that certain BEX Meets on second and or Iu Same piece or parcel of land, containing an fourth Wednesday even- for Territory, and another was an Hundreds timers the F.lr. ings of each month, at the Plight. area of 20 acres or thereabouts, situ- and Mrs. Hashimoto 7:30 o'clock, in Pvthian excejtlcn to th verdict and sentence ate at Kahauloa-iki- , District of South K. HaH, corner Beretania and Fort streets. Visit- Fukuroda t MASSEURS ing Eagles are invited to attend. on he same ground. Kona, Island and Territory of Hawaii, ALL. COLORS AND PRICK! f W. L. FRAZEE, W. P. Mrs. John K. Cole, of S2 Arlington and being that certain portion of the RHEUMATISM. H. T. MOORE, Secy. Carl Smith represents the defendant. street, South Framlnsham, Mass., was land described in Eoyal Patent (grant) - 3 613, conveyed to A. Lopes Anto- BRUISES, HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 54, A. A. years martyr kindney J. by 1 for a to trouble. nio Gonsalves, by deed dated August Bikes Painted SPRAINS. Of M. & P. but at last found a cure In Doan'sj Meets on first and third Sun- LARNAGH ATTENDS 10, 1S99, and of record in the said f TIRED day eveniaea of each month. Backache Kidney Pills. She writes: Registry in Liber 193 at pages 223-22- 7. TO LOOK EQUAL TO NETtt 1 l"l.J3S at 7 o'clock, at Odd Follow' suffered greatly with periodica I FEELING, HalL All sojourning brethren "I T are cordially invited to attend. headache, terrible bearing-dow- n pains Dated July 4, 1903. r. YOSHIKA WA i By Worthy TAT mo symptoms. and other ail- order President, and a whole train of minor 163 KING C A. TULLETT. My back was always weak and the STREET ft. I' ments FRANK C. POOR, Secy. could JAS. F. MORGAN. It kidneys terribly disordered. I AUCTIONEER, V QUICKLY THEODORE ROOSEVELT CAMP not rest at night and in the morning Deputy Attorney-Genera- l Larnach 111, 8 M RELIEVED. NO. L U. S. "W. V. would get up feeling tired, and dis- A. b Department of Hawaii. left yesterday for Hilo to attend the couraged, and without the least ambi- For further particulars, applv to the A. WILSON. C Meets Saturday upon notice to members, in said JAMES F. MORGAN, or to Court there. Attor- tion to go about my household duties. 414 KING STREET. Telephone 637 Waverley Block, corner Bethel and Hotel, at term of the Circuit MESSRS. HOLMES & STANLEY, at- 7:30 p. m. Visiting comrades cordially in- sat down I felt aa though I never ney-General Hemenway does not If I torneys C. M. J vited to attend. wanted to get up again; I grew thin for V. Forster, trustee, General Contractor S; 15 .L. E. TWOMEY, Commander. how will remain, it at their offices on Kaahumanu know long he but and haggard and developed deep cir- street, ES Ik 1 ICE CREAM AND CAKES Honolulu. Office, Toung Bldg. , TeL 1M. MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL is probable the work there will keep cles beneath my eyes. My appetite e I Served Daily ASSOCIATION. him nearly two weeks. grew les3 and less as the days went toy T Meets second and fourth Mondavs of each until at last I did not eat enough to month at the new The grand jury is called for Thurs- n1 EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY K. of P. Hall, corner Fort keep a child alive. . Bargains in Machinery Cation, Neill lk MANY FLAVORS and Beretania streets. day and the petit jury for next Mon- "During all time I was doctor- & Company, Ltd. c E. HUGHES. Pres. this H. G. WOOTTEN, Secy. day. It is known that there are sev- ing and dosing myself with first one One four-dru- m Engine, . Perfection Home Bakery eral committal cases already on the remedy and then , another until my Engineers and Machinist! 1 Beretanla and Emma Streets HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO 1. I. O. R. M. stomach fairly rebelled. I called In a Wire Cable way, complete, to Mjets grand calendar, though as none 3-- 8) Y everv first and third jury soon he did not Wire Rope (1 one reel 750 feet, QUEEN Thursday doctor but saw that AND RICHARDS ' - c of each month, in K. beejs lit- STREET P- of the papers have sent here, one 300 re-tub- ed of P. Hall, corner of Fort and understand my case. Well, you mayj real feet. Boilers with charcoal-ir- o Beretania streets. Visiting tle is known of them. One of them is was in despair for I had comei Sheers of all sizes. steel yo REMOVAL NOTICE. brothers cordiaiiy invited to at- believe I t tubes. General ship work. tend. a murder case, and two of them are to that state where I did not care what; Brass Valves. Guy. po J. W. ASH, Sachem. burglary cases. happened, when a friend told me what Galvanized Iron A. E. MURPHY, O. of R. a fine remedy and cure for kidney dis-- ! All in good order and for sale at in The New Oahu Carriage Manufac- Larnach returned on Sunday from very YAMATOYA, yr. HONOLULU LODGE 616, B. P. O. E. ease Doan's Backache Kidney Pills' low prices. turing Co. has removed to Queen Atto- Honolulu Lodge No. 616, B. Kauai, where he represented the were. I bought a box and before I had Apply at my office, 847 Kaahumanu ALL KINDS OF hie atreet, the easterly side of Nuuanu my! U at P. O. E., will meet in their rney-General at the Kauai term of taken all of It I felt much better, street. arream. 80S hall. Kin? street near Fort, SHIRTS, PAJAMAS and KIMONOS ' every Friday evening. By court. back felt stronger and I rested muchj order of the E. R. easier at night and was not troubled! JAS. F MORGAN. MADE TO ORDER. wh W, H. McINERNY, with "nightmares and fits of wakeful- -' m; YOUR WATCH E. R. TO 1U& OrphevM. H. C. E ASTON, Secy. COMPANY DISSOLVE. ness as formerly. After that first box; Fort St., Just above TlOl needs attention. We will clean was gone I bought another and still j FOR RENT. i! The Eice Growers Com- and oil it, putting it in condition and Factors another, each o.ne helping me and! Jrr, to keep correct time. HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE pany Limited has applied to the Treas- making me stronger and better, until Money-make- r on Emma Street. teh CLUB. urer for dissolution. The application twelve boxes. By time Cottages on Emma Square. A. M. DIETZ JEWELRY CO. I had taken that Five-roome- Fri- re--j d House, Young Money Meets anMhe first and third is signed by T. F. Lansing, president, not a vestige of my old trouble street. ed 1066 Fort Street day, a 7 S0 o'clock p. m., in mained and it is the greatest pleasure' All in good shape and cheap rents. rooms in Oifgon Block, entrance and A. T. Brock, secretary, and recites on Union street. to my life to say that Doan's Backache JAS. F. MORGAN. "We buy your Diamonds. Watcaen. J. M. Chief. that the stockholders at a meeting call- Kidney Pills saved me from an early and JOHN MA yAULA Y, Secy. old Jewelry for Spot Cash. ten W. H. THOENE ed for that purpose decided to disin- breakdown." TO LET. Fra CONTRACTOR HAWAII CHAPTER XO. 1, OXDE3 corporate. Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are Ila OF KAMEHAMEHA. for sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents had Honse Painting General Jobbing box, for $2,50, or HOfSE, nine rooms. Will furnish for Metis every first and third Thuridsy even- per six boxes mailed! responsible mi&: Carpentering ing of each month at 7:30 o'clock in Fraternity Allegretti's delicious cream choco- on receipt of price by the Hollisterj party on lease. Good Repairing a Specialty HalL Odd Fellows' Building, on Fort street. lates, fresh, Benson, & Co., wholesale! business. Carl Furniture at Smith Drug Co., Ltd., Honolulu, N. IT RNANDIZ, Ltd. ' 1018 Nuuanu Ave., and Fort 1124 UNION ST. Telephone 422. . agents for the Hawaiian Islands. JAS. F. MORGAN. Street near Hotel THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1908. It LOCAL BREVITIES. JEWEL STOVES Uncle Sam Why Smith left heme. Only three papers of all kinds were Our Uncle Sam has bought filed in the Circuit Court yesterday. lanl at Pearl Harbor, and Mr. Bruner of Kona is in town for is ju!t beginning to build a a few days. He is coming again on WHITNEY MARSH home for his family. It is fleet week. (A time to do as Uncle does. Leasing and renting is good The work on the Kahului break enough for cheap foreigners, water, as it is at present planned, has weary Willies, landlords and been completed. the man with the moving The band will play for the arriving SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY van, BUT now is the time baseball players today, on the Hilo- - to fall in line with Uncle's nian and Korea wharves. good judgment. Buy a lot ConMil General Miki Saito and Dan and build a home in COL- IT. Case called on Secretary Mott-- id LEGE HILLS. You buy the Smith at tke Capitol yesterday. A lot and we'll loan the money The Honolulu Times for August wil to build the home. be issued just before the departure of JJ DETROIT STOVE WORKS g the fleet, on or about the 20th inst. III Mr. Mrs. A. Schaefer an m and F. College Hills nounce the engagement of their daugh ter, Ethelinda, o Mr. Alfred Castle. ON EASY TERMS Oceanic Lodge No. 371, F. and A in shades, white, mode, light blue, M., will confer the third degree this W. W. DIMOND & COMPANY, LTD. evening at 7:30 o'clock at Masonic Copen-Hage- n, brown and navy Trent Trust Company Temple. Honolulu Aerie 140, F. O. R, will THERE'S) no doubt LIMITED meet at 7:30 this evening in Pythian Hall, corner Fort street and Beretania Schaff-ne- $1.25 a Yard. avenue. V that our Hart r A sonof HenryBeerman was shot the shuJder by a parlor rifle & Marx clothes accidentally b, a companion while the Also, Rajah Finish Reward two were ,'fj, ng through a fence. - Sis $25 1- Bv fb.e ea this morning W. Cam are doing a lot of good eron Forbes, Vice Governor of the IWlll b paid by the HAWAIIAN OA Philippines, and Senor Luzuriaga, rais- Copen-Hage- EXTTE CO., LTD., for the arrest and Philippine. Commissioner, are expected. in this community; in shades, light blue, n onvtction of any person found, stealing A live wire at the corner of Alapai oples from ad and King streets created considerable and brown of the Advertiser interest shortly after 9 p. m. yesterday. ing the general standards &rMea of subscribers. The Hawaiian Electric Co. put matters C. 8. CRANE, right. of style in men's dress; Manager. Governor Frear has received an in- $!.00 a Yard. vitation from Governor Swanson of A'irsinia, to appoint delegates to a more well dressed men prison reform congress to be held in LP u Richmond, v lrginia. Judge Robinson yesterday ordered than usual here now. DRAUGHT BEER Mrs. Jessie K. Kaai to file new ac- counts as the administratrix and ex ecutrix of the estate and will of the We'll put you right if Four-Strok- e That's Different late Mrs. Dr. Carter. Evelvn Cook Roe, wife of Chas, B, youNjet us. her twenty-secon- d of Roe. celebrated Washing Machine Our Draught Beer Is full birthday at the residence of W. C. Life and Snap because we go Roe, Waikiki, last evening. Refresh- This store is the home of Hart ments were served, and everyone de- to the trouble and expense of 1 & parted with a smile. ; Schaffner Marx clothes keeping it In the right .way. The central committee of the Re- publican party has issued a call for a A child can operate county convention for the County of CRITERION AND Oahu. The nominations for delegates will be made next Friday night and Washing done m PALACE BARS. the primaries will be held July 17. Silva's loggerv iC t A meeting of Board of Super- Copyright 1908 by-Har- the HONOLULU, T. H. one half the time., C. McCarthy - - visors of Maui County will be held on Schaffher & Marx J. Friday to elect a county attorney to Pr!s3 succeed Dan Case, resigned. Judge John W. Kalua, D. H. Kahaulelio and Come and see it. W. F. Crockett are the candidates. The engagement of Madame Blanche BAND Arral to give a concert at the Opera T House last evening was canceled by Manager W. D. Adams on account of SOiQO EACH the lack of interest in the affair, not Will call for formal dress on many occasions. GONGEflT AT AALA PARK withstanding Madame Arral 's great ability and reputation as a vocalist. Word has been received from Father The Dora Del Sarte, a white satin tie; and the Merry-- This evening at 7:30 there will be a Ulrich and Father Adalbert, both of Widow Sailor tie in pink, blue and lavender, are the daintiest, . O. Hall & Son, Ltd. band concert .at Aala Park. Following the Hawaiian Catholic Mission. They are in Europe. Father Ulrich went ties is the program: for treatment for his eyes. Both are swellest for dance occasions. Household Dept. Take Elevator. PART I. anxious to come back. Father Adal- Imported especially for "Fleet Week." New composition by James M. Fulton. bert has been offered the deanship of March " Queen of the Sea." the new Catholic college at Fairhaven, ; Price $5.00 per pair. PRICES REDUCED! March "The Senator." Mass. Mazurka "Little Dot." Galop "Across the Rockies." YOUNG ULUA March "The Golf Girl." BITING STILL McINERNY SHOE STORE California Table Fruits Lancers "Step Lively." Fort St. near King. PART 'n. The big school of young ulua in the All prices lower than ever on all California Tinned Fruits. ) Vocal Hawaiian Songs. . Ar. by Berger harbor continued to give good sport Quadrille "Just Before Dawn." No. 2 was Cake Walk "The Policy King." yesterday. Naval wharf the LEWIS & COMPANY, LTD. Rchottische ' Vendetta. ' ' most favored fishing ground and a Waltz had lines FAMILY GROCERS. Telephone "Glandiolus." number of men and women I! DERBY DIED 169 King Street. 240. Finale "Molokama" Berger in the water. IS Star Spangled "The Banner." A native named Kalei bagged thirty BUSINESS four fish and a bucketful of crabs. He JTESTEBDAY IN KDHALA LOCALS. caught more fish than any of the rest. Kalei sold his catch to a fishmarket Why Smith home. Japanese for $2 and received half a Veranda left i Mrs. Derby, Trife of Dr. A. J. Derby, Decorating bunting oc. yard at ! dollar for the crabs. died yesterday in Kohala. A wireless DUFFY'S APPLE JUICE ?acns Incidentally there were ructions when message to II. E. Cooper announced her & The Oahu Ice Electric Co. Don't Kalei arrived home 'with an elegant sur- forget the name. death. It came as a shock and a souse on and a bottle of wine in his A delightfully refreshing drink, un-- Pau-ka-han- to although Every a prise her many friends, as, With Modern' is the soap that works y pocket." His better half, wanted fish Convenience while the wash-lad- reads novels. she had not been in the best of health and wanted them badly and it took fermented but with a bouquet and sparkle Jane Lishman More will decorate for a long time, it was supposed she fagotcl your dress in an artistic pretty nearly the whole squareface of was message a day or so be- Hawaiian Non-alcoholi- fashion for the better, a' equal to champagne. c, but fleet ball. "dago red" to quiet her down. fore having come, stating that she and , A mosquito-proof- furnished house her husband were to go to Ililo. For on Hackfeld street 'is for rent. See crisp and snappy. Get a sample bottle. classified ads. Dr. and Mrs. Derby came to the is- TKY OTEL Len Choy, Beretania avenue and lands in 1S95. They had a wide ac- ALEXANDER UU 25 cts a pint, by the dozen $2.50 Smith, has a large assortment of cut IV ( it. quaintance. A year ago Mrs. Derby flowers on hand for all occasions. am in 0 spent considerable time at Lake Tahoo or CAFE Miss Power is showing stunning has in California, in the hope that it would Ltd. midsummer wear Benson, Smith & Company, for at her millinery benefit her health. parlors, Boston building, Fort street. The funeral took place in Kohala. ISLAND HORSES The Alexander Young Cafe serves ree fine meals every "day, at popular best-appointe- Annual FOR SALE CHEAP prices, in the d apart- ments in the city. THE SILVER KING IS Henry May & Co. will receive Club Stables todav Telephone 109 by the llilonian a fresh shipment of California fruits and vegetables in season. Phone 22. GREATEST MELODRAMA Those who have been waiting for Fleet Ball Sachs' annual clearance sale will not be disappointed. Better bargains Great preparations are being made SEASONABLE SHOES than Each ticket to the ball will admit f ever are being offered. for the presentation of "The Silver Henry May & one gentleman and as many ladies as W Co. have received a King" at the Orpheum tomorrow night. may be his pleasure to Our Ladies' White Canvas Shoes, in turn and welt soles, new shipment of Centennial's it take with Best The "Silver King" is probably him. the toes, give you all the latitude you could wish flour on the Arizonan. Phone 22 and the with latest get your share of greatest of all English melodramas and FRED. L. WALDRON, it at once. Chairman, Entertainment Committee. for in your choice, and are the right footwear for summer V Korea passengers, give your baage was made famous bv Wilson Barrett. S085 to the City Transfer Co., phone 152. NOW IN PEOGEESS The play is full of strong dramatic months. We have them in Pumps and Oxfords at We attend to placing your trunks in situations and scenic effects. $2.00, $2.50, $3.50, $4.00, and $4.50. 3 sealed compartment; cabin bacga-- in boys have done a great deal of re- your stateroom. A CLEARING EVENT ABSOLUTELY It requires the full strength of the hearsing in order to do justice to the Lumley company Stop in and see these SWELL SHOES. Why not have the finest operatic UNPEEC EDENTED and will be put on patronizing public as well as to them- popular, concert anfl sentimental music by the management regardless of in your home now? Why selves. 4 wait, when --Not MANUFACTURERS' SHOE CO., LTD. a merely a special sale of certain The short "Japanese in the you can have Victor at pav-me- nt Act" once, on Tonight and at matinee of a small amount! Berustrom articles but a this after olio will break your sides from laugh- noon Fort Street. Telephone 282. Music Co.. Ltd. will be the last performances of ter. The dancing of pretty little girls 1051 Eternal vigilance is t!n price of SWEEPING SEDUCTION "A Baehelors Honevmoon. " in a fairy and ballet dance is alone wholesome milk. Contaminated milk IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.' lo-.- worth the popular prices charged for may and t:)ste as well, and costs nowhere near as much to produce, but TOMORROW NIGHT THE NIGHT admission. The solo numbers together A GENERAL BREAKING OF end-song- is it wise to ust it? Our aim is to with the s by Messrs. Dough- produce the best. The PRICES Pond Dairv- erty, Cowes, Fernandez, Kerr Allen and telephone Mm). ' A large audience is booked to face All goods Welsh will increase the local sales of See the new fleet badges open- marked in plain figures the St. Louis Minstrels at Hawai just the the songs thus properly introduced. STORE ed at Sachs. and sold for cash only. ian Opera House for tomorrow and There are some good seats left yet 152 HOTEL STREET, OPPOSITE YOUXG HOTEL Saturday night, and tho3e taking in the Mr. Lut ted received advice yes- and those desiring to see this creditable by show will enjoy the first real song CASES terday's mail, from his agent in San treat performance will do well to secure FOR YOUR TRUNKS, VALISES AND SUIT of Un-ierwe- Francisco, that his the season. . Cuffs, la complete. Also bid for supplying their seats immediate!?-- His stock of Shirts, Collars, Ties and Hawaiian tabasco sauce for the fleet N.S. Special care has been devoted to the variety. and Straw a specialty. Prices had been Sachs Dry Goods Go., Ltd. Hats and Caps of a large Panamas accepted by the U. S. Com- olio numbers so forget missary of Supplies. that it will be equally Try Allegretti's cream chocolates, ex are right and no trouble to show goods. Don't he has moved from Corner Bertania and Fort Streets. as good as the opening first part. The Mongolia, at Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. Fort street to the Oregon block, 132 Hotel street, opposit. Young Hotel. 12 THE PACIFIC COMMERtlAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY,. JULY 8, 1908.

mtt, wit, mlk. mt. HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE Canadian-Australia- M Jf Jf J Jt & Co., n Royal Mail Line MARINE REPORT. S Haistead Ltd. Honolulu, Tuesday, July 7, 1908. Steamer running p connection with the Canadian Pacific Railway Co. call at Honolulu on or about the foil wing dates: (From San Francisco Merchants Ex- apltft STOCK AN9 BOND NAMB O? 8TOOZ. aid Ti Bid. FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER. change.) MARAMA JULY 24 AORANGI JULY 22 Tuesday, July 7. MiRci.mii. O. Brewer A C' 52 noo.OC J100 AORANGI AUGUST 22 MANUKA AUGUST 19 San Francisco Arrived, July 6, U. V WN-.-t- MANUKA 19 MARAMA SEPTTMBER 15 S. S. St. Louis, hence June 29. f .... Wi 5,000 00 SEPTEMBER m - - . AORANGI OCTOBER 14 San Francisco Sailed, July 7, U. S. Haw. A?ri?n'u-L..- 1,200 0X BROKERS Haw Com A 8u ;ar O iMi 7 lZ:j m Will call at Fanning Island. fleet, for Honolulu. tiaw 8uKj.r Cj , 2.000 000 36 Salina Cruz Sailed, July 4, S. S. aonoron..... '?5o,0(k loci LOANS NEGOTIATED THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD. Virginian, San Francisco. Efonokaf.. .000,0v 20' 1 $ 12 for RENT oOO.OOO FOR HaUa ICG Rose-cran- s, Sailed, 6, S. S. - GENERAL. AGENTS. Monterey July Hutchinson ug Pla- Members Honolulu Stock with barge Monterey, for Hono- King Street 10 5,00 .too 5 18 Exchange a4 Ba4 lulu. Rarukn aao.oon 20 2a Keeaumoku Street $40.00 Kihel Plan Co Ltd 2,500,000 6C Hilo Sailed, July 6, S. S. Mexican, Kclo . 600,000 10l 100 for Salina Cruz. Emma Street , $50.00 McBryde eug Oo S,509,OOC io 3 4 FOR SALE. Oceanic Steamship Co. Time Table Oabu Sugar Co 8,800,000 28 Kalakaua Avenue $25.00 Onomei 1,000,0 Lots at Ralini, close to car-ll- a. mi PORT OF HONOLULU. Ookaia S00.0D& 2o half prices. Terms; $30 down. mmM Single Fare, Olaa Sugar Co . , S.OOU.OuG 20 On and after June U 1908. the SALOON RATES will be: Beretania Avenue $40.00 Ltd... 4 $10 per month, without uionia 1W.OO0 lOOl'O interest. ttt; Round Trip, $110. Family rooms extra. ARRIVED. $35.00 Paa' ban Sng Plan Co 5,000.000 SCI Lots (about one-ha- lf acre) on lias Beretania Avenue 500,000 Tuesday, July 7. Pacific... ISO Heights, unequaled in view and olL FROM SAN FRANCISCO. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. Kinau Street $30.00 Paia 7SnO0O 13'. 175 Lots $250 Am. bk. R. P. Rithet, brew," from Pepeekao 750, Don 10c 55 at from and up in Nuuaa ALAMEDA JULY 10 ALAMEDA .. JULY 15 $27.50 Ploueer 2,750.000 IDC 1U 45 Valley, on your own terms. San Francisco. Makiki Street - 31 AIjVMEDA AUGUST 5 Waialua Agrl Co. 4,&00,CO0 loo 6J 85 Lots at Kapahu!u $100 ALAMEDA A.-I- I. at eae. JULY S. S. Despatch, Kokeritz, from $15.00 Walluku 1.500.000 loo 175 26 Pensacola Street , time payments ALAMEDA AUGUST 21 ALAMEDA AUGUST Makaweli. Waimaualo 25a.ii0oJ IOC' '85 without Interest. 11 ALAMEDA SEPTEMBER 16 $18.00 Wa meaSujfar Mill iaf.000 4 X' 52J Lots at Palama, within walking ALAMEDA SEPT. Kinau, Gregory, from Kauai. Aloha Lane MISCH-LaNBOO- Al. OCTOBER 7 Str. I tance from town. Easy terms. ALAMEDA OCTOBEK 2 ALAMEDA Str. Mauna Loa, Simerson, from Ha Int 8 3 Oo 1,500 00u "ioo Matlock Avenue $22.50 FOR RENT An eight-roome- d In connection with the sailing of the above steamers, the agents are waii and Maui. Haw KlctriC Co..... ,600,000 fur- by any $16-0- nished house, with stable, etc., on Ka-li-hi prepared to issue, to intending passeu gers. Coupon Through Tickets from Lunalilo 0 co, com. .r.iw,oeo Str. James Makee, Thompson, Street h h t a l 65 road, one railroad, from San Francisco to all points In the United States, and from Pearl Harbor., Mutual Tei Co .. 150,000 block from car Iln; Nuuanu Avenue $25.00 NahUu GoL 0,000 Inn large grounds New York by any steamship line to all European ports. U. S. S. Glacier, Hogg, from San Rubber with bearing fruit tree. $25.00 loof 31 Rental $30 per month. For further particulars apply to Francisco. Pawaa Lane OB4LCO i,W0io 100 J00 DEPARTED. usio n & vo 1.UR1 J. H. SCHNACK, 137 Merchant Street WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD., Piikoi Street $27.50 Bonolu'u Brewins A AGENTS. Str. Despatch, Kokeritz, for Kaana-pali- . Mattlni? Co l.td ... 400,001 3p 21 Pensacola Street $35.00 Haw Pineapple Co .. 4C0,0CW FOR SALE. Ami. nit Str. Mauna Kea, Freeman, for Hilo Bokdb tan din? Galvanised sheet steel tanks, sky-I'Sh- ts, PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO., OCCIDENTAL & ORIENTAL and way ports. Haw Ter 4P 0 fFlre gutter, ridging, leader and air Claims) ai5,ofc pipe. Any shape, any size, any weight. S. S. CO., AND TOYO KISEN KAISHA. Str. .oeau, Mitchell, for llonokaa FOR SALE Bw Ter 4 P e (Re Honolulu and leave this and Kukuihaele. funding 19C6 600,0K In stock or to order. Ribbed or firs-pro- of above companies will call at Two-bedroo- Steamers of the Str. W. G. Hall, Thompson, for Makiki Street, m Cottage mw ier 4'4 p 0 I.OV'OjW wire skylight glass. Estimate port on or about the dates mentioned below: naw ifsr l.roo.'OO on Kauai. - naw ipep anything in our line. FOR SAN FBANUbt-U- . and- Lot 53x134 $2500.00 ier sj c 1,044,0 . FOR THE ORIENT. Str. Mikahala, Tullett, for Maui and oiaw liovi ape ... 81,0 K Job work in sheet metals solicited. HONGKONG MARU JULY 18 KOREA JULY 9 at ueet ug A set EMMELUTH & CO., LTD., Molokai. Co 8 p c KOREA JULY 29 AMERICA MARU JULY 17 l.PO0,0ts Phone 211. 145 KiDg St. 27 passengers SakTifipc .. 800,03 AMERICA MARU AUGUST 8 SIBERIA JULY "Waterhouse Trust" llamakua Itch Co PHTNA AUG. 1 Arrived. IJDDer riltnh H r i inn ntv 89 Per str. Mauna Loa, from Hawaii Haw Com & Sugar FOR RENT. 1 H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents. and Maui, July 7. D. A. Sehloss, F. ' W5pc 1.671,006 Fine residence, Wahiawa; pineapple Corner of Fort and Merchant Sts. Haw Sugar 6 p c 475,0O II. St. Goar, Mrs. S. B. Davis, Miss J. Ifilo R R f!o A n 1 nv) niv land at Palolo. C. Hickock, J. S. Donagho, Miss E. Hon K T & L Co B p c.". 'ti7m 04 FOR SALE. MATSON NAVIGATION CO. Miss Sahuku 6 p e aOO.OOf Pineapple land Pa- Wirt, Miss Greenborne, Allau, MCBrvde Suff CrtH ti r. Sl nnn wr 9S at Wahiawa and -' Vessels of the above company will ply between Honolulu and SanFran- Tom Martenson, T. R. Robinson, A. OSALCodp C.... 2,000,00C 101 lolo. mentioned below: Mason, Miss E. II. Bond, Mrs. E. C. Oahu Sugar Co 6 p c... 9oo.OOt Wr. L. HOWARD cisco on or about the dates Olaa Snjrar Co 6 p 0 1,253.001 , - j Arrive Leave Bond, M. D. Rodrigues, Joseph Leal, rac fie sugar Mill Room 3, Mclntyre Building 1 .Honolulu. Honolulu. B. Richard, F. M. Fee, J. Richard, Sam Co 8 8 850,000 100 Tel. 181 July 14 Cumming, G. Miss E. O. Paia i ! ivi.nf- - !0'l HILONIAN JulyS Pali, lona, Ail the islands Pioi e ;r Mill Co 6 p l,25o,COC 28 C. -- C LURLINE July 15 July Cox, A. Cox, Miss H. Cox, Miss vaisiiTa auosp e... l,5ffiLPCP P5 HAWAIIAN DEVELOPMENT CO. Aug. 5 Aug. 11 Cox, Miss Kawainui, F. R. Greenwell, Honokaa Sug Co 6 p c 5o3?0 100 HILONIAN ...... s. 1 by-wireles- LIMITED. . ' "LURLINE Aug. 19 , Sept. J. P. Mendonca, Mrs. M. Silva, J. L. connected HILONIAN Sept. 2 Sept. 8 Silva, F. Silva, Miss R. Silva, Miss H. 23.125 paid. t31 per cent. paid. F. B. McSTOCKER - - - Trip, lfaaal Passenger Rates to San Francisco First Cabin, $60. Round First Silva, Wm. McQuaid, M. F. Scott and SESSION SALES. STANGENWALD BUILDING Class, $110. CASTLE & COOKE. LTD., Agents. wife, W. W. Bruner, R. Wallace, Mrs. Cable Address: DeveloD Kel-let- t, 125 Honokaa, 11.50; 50 Ookala, 8.25. R. Wallace,'Miss V. Wallace, E. P. O. Box 263 R. A. Mc Wayne, Miss M. A. BETWEEN BOARDS. Con-nes- s, AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N STEAMSHIP .COMPANY. Sampson, K. Shibayama, L. S. Waialua, 82.50; 45 Ewa, 27.50; Geo. Get the Ill TO HONOLULU. O. Berndt, D. Sherwood, 470 Oahu Sug. Co., 29; 95 Onomea, 36. FROM NEW YORK S. L. Albert F. Afong Weekly Sailings via Tehuantepee. Clark, Ben Clarke, Chillingworth, R. Crook, Jas. Crewes, Mrs. v. Lucas, wireless 832 FORT STREET Freight receive! at all times at the Company's Wharf, 41st Street, South Mrs. J. L. Holt, Miss M. Kruger, Miss Professional Cards JX , Brooklyn. D. Smith, Miss E. Smith, Miss H. Rob- , habit. accompany J Jt C. L. A. Perry, Cash must the SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO ertson, Miss Crewes, FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN- FROM Judge F. Andrade, W. Chillingworth, copy. No deviation from this rule. STOCK AND BOND BROKES CISCO. HONOLULU. W. Lucas, W. J. Moody, E. F. Deinert, 18 ARIZONAN JULY 19 H. Williams, W. Jordan, Thos. Tread-- , JAMES T. TAYLOR, M. Am. Soc. C. ALASKAN AUGUST 8 ALASKAN , JULY MEMBER HONOLULU STOC3C ...... ARIZONAN AUGUST 9 way, Barney Joy, W. H. Rice, Sr., II. E. Consulting Hydraulic Engineer. FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO- E. Residence telephone No. 1603. P. O. AND BOND ExcEAjraa further information apply to Seyelken, H. Focke, J. McSwanson, 4 LULU. For 8070 LTD., C. Brown. Box 799, Honolulu. VIRGINIAN ... JULY 15 H. HACKFELD & CO., 9. Agents, Honolulu. Per str. Kinau, from Kauai, July COLUMBIAN JULY 29 Mrs. A. F. Knudsen and maid, Mrs. j RENT CO., Ltd. CHINA PAINTING. Freight received at Company's wharf, C. P. MORSE, TRUST Freight Agent. J. Gribble, Miss Marion Hastie, Miss MRS. J. LISHMAN MORE Classes In Greenwich Street. . f General Mabel Hastie, Mrs. Cushingham, Miss china painting. Orders solicited. Real Estate Holt, Pong Kai, S. Shirai, A. S. Wil- TO LET Studio, 1445 Keeaumoku street. Tel- cox, Miss Huntington, Miss Thomas, 134S. 7968 ephone & CO.'M H. Andermann and daughter, E. Lan-ge- r, $40.00 and Over. CHAS. BREWER 63 Queen Street. Oliawa, Mrs. Kukea, Phone 295. Hamamoto, $75.00.... Waikikl; 4 B. R.... Furnished NEW YORK LINE HUSTACE-PEC- K COMfAN x , LIU, Mrs. K. Holi, J. Niemann, N. Freitas", Classified Advertisements Mrs. Smythe, K, Smythe, Mrs(i J. 60.00.. Waikiki B'ch; 2 B. R.. Furnished Regular line of vessels plji GENERAL CONTRACTORS. J. ' Cash must accompany the 50.00.. College Hills; 4 B. R.. Furnished rax between New York and Honolulu v Dealers in Grube, 22 deck. copy, No deviation from this rule. Departed. p 50.00.. Pacific Hta.; 4 B. R.. Furnished BARK NUUANU will sail frow Rock, White and Black Sand, Fire Wood, Stove and Per str. Mauna Kea, for Maui ports New York cn or about July M, Crushed 46.00.. Anapuni St.; 2 B. R. .Furnished WANTED. 1908. Subject to change no- Steam Coal, Blacksmith Coal, Hay, Grain, Garden Soil and and Hilo, July 7. Mrs. J. F. Puco, without Miss Mary, Lai Young, Sam Parker $25.00 to $35.00. TO RENT for the month of August tice. . Manure. and friend, A. WTilder, J. A. Gilman, small cottage or rooms, furnished or FREIGHT TAKEN AT LOWIIT Draying and Heavy Teaming a Specialty. Mrs. A. Mills, Miss M. Akau, Miss E. $35.00.. Pacific Hts.; 2 B. R. .Furnished unfurnished; at or near Waikikl. RATES Akau, Miss Towl, Miss Perrin, Edyth 2o.OO. . . .Palolo; 2 B. R Furnished Address St. Andrew's Priory. 8084 For freight rates apply to Dunn, Miss Juliette Atherton, Miss $10.00 to $35.00. CHAS. BREWER & CO., Green, Mrs. C. F. Merrill and child, GOOD second hand piano. Will rent 27 Kilby St., Boston; r D. H. Case. M. Green, Mrs. Craelius $10.00 Morris Lane 2 B. R. or buy. XX, this office. 8084 THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., Union-Pacif- BAGGAGB SHIPPING Phone and child, Miss Adaline K. K. Morse, 10.00...... '...Rose St 2 B. R. Honolulu. ic Miss D. Hartwell, Miss Mary Anna 10.00 Kaimuki 2 B. R. SITUATION WANTED. STORAGE WOOD D. L. Sholtz, Miss Wilhelmina Sholtz, 2 B. R. you need house servants or yard Jr. v. 13.00 Fort St...... IP PACKING COAL Austin, S. Spitzer, E. Dermerdt, boys, please call up Korean com- Go., Ltd. Dr. Nokhi- - 13.00 School 2 B. R. the Transfer 58 F. Sanborn, J. Lightfoot, St..... pound on Punchbowl street. Phone Parcel Delivery Samuel K. Lee, Dr. 2 B. R. neof, Lou Ket, x. 15.00 Gandall Lane No. 1203. 80S2 The Only Reliable xsS KING ST. FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING. David Howell, wife and two daughters, 15.00 Young St .....3 BfcR. Miss Smith and friend, Miss Katherine 8.00 St 3 B. R. Clark. Miss Maxwell, W E. Chambers Pensacola FOR RENT. Territorial Messenger Service son, 18.60 Gandall Lane 3 B. R. HACKFELD street; 4 bedrooms, fur- - and wife, II. M. von Holt and 361 3 B. R. nished. fetable, electric light, eas. Telephone Malet Atherton, Lama Atherton, Kutn 22.00 Middle St...'. 1 ' mosquito-proof- . Keys 1614 Hack- - Richards, Mrs. Edgar Wood, R. Ficke, 22.50 ..Young St 3 B." R. W. feld street. 8085 Conradt Ahrens, A. D. Larnach, 2 B. R. ity -- 25.00... Matlock Ave Trans A. L. 0. Atkinson, Mr. Man Lideate. C. O. HOTTEL Jas. H. Love. uel. T. T. Meyers and wife, Mrs. A. 30.00 Alexander St 3 B. R. NICE, airy mosquito-proo- ? rooms, Ho- AND FURNITURE MOVING. Chulat, Miss S. Chubb, Paul Barthol 30.00... Alakea St 2 B. R. tel Delmonjeo. Rent reasonable. J. BAGGAGE - iui- & H. O'Neil, prop. 8080 'Phone 152. omew. E. F. Bartholomew, j. r. 130.00 ..Alexander St Office Opposite Union Grill. loch, II. W. Bowen, Chu Gay, Chu 32.00 Wilder Ave a. ti. SIX-ROO- M Dong, Chu Lem, Chu Ming. i modern house. Electric Bonded Collector and str. Kukuinaeie, JUiy OTHERS NOT ADVERTISED lights; gas, mosquito-proo- f. Inquire Per Noeau, for SOME 1337 7. Mrs. Ducholsky and child. at Rensacola street. 8045 General Business Agent EXPRESS GO. Per str. W. G. Hall, for Nawiliwili, THE Popular apartments are the best GOMES' D. WThite, Fort Street, opposite Hackfeld & Co. July 7. W. T. Rawlins, J. located, neatest and cheapest rooms. 79 MERCHANT STREET A. S. Wilcox and wite, K. V. uaries, I RENT TRUST CO., Ltd. 1249 Fort. 8029 Telephone 310 DAPPKPC PUEPlfPn FREIGHT HANDLED, FURNITURE Judee W. J. Robinson, J. H. H. Kaiwi, I DrtUUMUL tnLUlVCU AND PIANO MOVING, STORAGE. Miss Esther Kaiwi, Hannah Cook, L. FOR SALE. L. R. Ivers, J. W. Doyle and - packing, shipping. Hardintr. ISLAND horse, sound and gentle. Sad- Office Phone 298 servant, D. G. May, W. H. Rice, Allan ll-- HI- T , T W dle or harness. XX, this office. 8084 w licox, ;ur,- unlet-- . MTn,na, Skj. ... Pictures i, Kauauoe. S. K. Kaulili, J. K. Kapu-uia- k Coming Events REMINGTON typewriter; good condi- HOLLYWOOD PHOTOGRAVURES Honolulu Construction and Draying Go,, Ltd. William Ellis. tion; $20. At this office. 80S1 COPLEY PRINTS Per str. Mikahala, for -- loioKai ana Y. Judge GENERAL CONTRACTORS. Maui, July 7. Won Hing, Julv 8 Weekly shoot, Hawaiian ONE gas engine, 13 h. p.; Union. One Pacific Picture Framing Go. Haves and wife, Dr. Hayes, Airs. Club. gas hoisting engine, 12 h. p.; Lucas, Gun Fair- , Geo. Abbie 9-- 1050 'Phone Office 281. P. O. Box 154. Meyer, Mrs. Lucas, July 11 St. Louis Minstrels' show. banks, Morse. One No. 3 Austin NUUANU STREET India stone-crushe- r, Fort St, Opp. W. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd. Clarence Lucas, Violet Lucas, July 11 Triangular league baseball complete. Address "E. Wayson. stftrts. V.," this office. 8066 to Depart. EVe kinds of Teaming; also deal in Crushed Rock, White Booked Julv 12 Medal plav, Honolulu Golf do all Per S. S. Hilonian, for San Fran- - AUTOS AND and Black Sand, Broken Coral, Uarden boil, Jitc. Club. ROOM AND BOARD. Cisco, July J.4. Aliss ueruuue .i.. July 17-1- 8 Wild West show. SAFE MOVING A SPECIALTY. Brown, O. F. White, r. V. Chalmers, 19 baseball. VTDA VILLA, King street. Room and W. E. July Fleet Miss V. K. Sarlcs, J. Dutot, 19 Mclnerny Cup play. board; also table board. 8045 CARRIAGES REPAIRED Magoon, July Golf, Chambers and party (2), Miss July 19 Waikiki regatta. D. and party, v PACIFIC THE MhTlM. Lani Magoon, Forbes July 20. 21, 22, 23 Kennel Club show. TBI Mrs. A. F. Bovd, Miss Helen Lisle, OFFICES FOR RENT. ' - . . . . i - i in Carriage Co., Ltd. Malls are due from the following Miss Ruth Huntington, cuing an THE STANGENWALD" Only fire- Rob-bin- s, WHY SIEVER proof office building; city. Commercial Advertiser points as follows: Chan, Ching Hung Yau, R. A. in Mr. and Mrs. Miss A. E. Savoy, WAS PINCHED ALEXANDER YOUNG BTTiLOING Batered at the Postoffice at Honolulu, San Francisco Per Ililonian, today. S. Reed, J. Opfergelt, Mrs. Opfer-gel- t J. Honolulu's only up-t- o da te nre-pr- o' Yokohama Per Korea, July 9. and two children, E. M. Watsoii, T. H.. a econ4-cla- ss matter. LONDON", June 27. A great sensa- building: rent includes lectric light. San Franciseo Per Texan, July 9. Dr. B. McV. Mackall, Mrs. Tomlinson, hot and cold water and janitcr ser When Your San Per Alameda, July 10. Y. T. Low, Miss M. E. tion has been caused throughout Eng- Francisco Miss L. Kong, vice. Apply the Von Hamm-Toun- g San Francisco Per Lurline, July 15. Brown, Miss M. E. Foltz, M. E. Smith, land by the arrest today of Robert Co., UESCRDPTION RATES: 17. Ltd. Suggest Yokohama Per America Maru, July Miss A. W. Kimick. Win. B. Watson, Siever. editor of Winning Post, and Eyes JHm 115 00 San Francisco Per Tenyo Maru, July Miss E. McGregor, Miss Claire Uecke, Tear one of best-know- n assure you AdyertUlng Rates on Application. IS. Miss Stephens. the sportsmen in ROOMS TO RENT. a visit to us, we can Sun- Sydney Aorangi, July 22. this country, on the eharge of attempt- of msllihed erery morning except Per VESSELS rw PORT. COOL and commodious; well furnish- the best aid within the reach day by the San Francisco Tor Virginian, July 23 ing to blackmail Jack Joel, a nephew ed; mosquito-proo- f. Helen's Court (Army and Navy). human knowledge, at small cost. SAW ARAN GAZETTE CO., LTD. Victoria Per Marama, July 24. of the late Barney Barnato, the dia- 1124 Adams Lane. 8057 Yokohama Per Siberia. July 27. Iroquois, U. S. S., Carter, Pearl Har- Jfam Holt Bleck, No. IS South King St bor, July 2. mond king. biever was arrested at . CRANE : : Manager. Mails will depart for the following Glacier, U. S. S., Hogg, San Francisco, the SanOroWn track during the after- BOOK BINDING. A. N. Sanford C MUSIC bo; so it may be points as follows: July 7. noon racing and brought to Bow street SHEET ml OPTICIAN Boston BIdg. (Merchant Vessels). in a motor car, where he was remand- kont in form indefinitely. Any style 9. binding, fmra S1.25 per volume up San Francisco Per Korea, July Holywood, Br. dk., Smith, Junin, ed to prison for a hearing on Monday. V- - San Francisco Per Hilonian, July 14. May 7. He is charged with having threat- wards. Hawaiian Gazette Co., Ltd. j San Francisco Per Alameda, July 15. Coronado, Am. bkt.. Potter, San Fran- ened to publish a defamatory article S044 San Franciseo Per America Maru, cisco, June 3. about Joel unless the latter paid to 17. Tilsley, Newport July Bucrania, Br. s. s., him $25,000. TRANSPORT fiERVlC3. STEINWAY & SONS San Francisco Per Arizonan, IS. News. 19. Siever is famed as one of the heavi- "WELCOME" July June OTHER PIANOS. Yokohama Per Tenyo Maru. July 18 Mary Winkleman, Am. bkt, Jacobsen, est plungers in England, He was the Warren, In Fh ill ppti. AND .Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd. Victoria Per Aorangi, July 22. Eureka, June 26. owner of the famous mare Scepter, Thomas, left Saa Franciseo for Ilono THAYER PIANO CO. Sydney Per Marama, July 24. Falls of Clyde, Am. sp., Larsen, San which won nearly $200,000 in stakes lulu, July 6. 156 HOTEL STREET 218 Yokohama Per Siberia, July 27. Francisco, July 5. and was sold to R. W. Bass for $123,-00- 0 Logan, at Sfn Frafoiwn realrine. Phone San Francsco Per Lurline, July 28. Arizonan, A.-H- . s. s., Tapley, Seattle, after Siever having lost a fortune ! Sheridan, left Honolulu for San Fran TUNING GUARANTEED vrcrLO'n iniTm daily Yokohama Per Korea, July 29. July 5. by the mare failing to win the Derby. cisco, July 5.