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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU, October 19. 24 SUGAR. 98 Degree Last Hours' Rainfall, trace. ESTABLISHED JULY 2, 1858. Test Centrifugals, 4.27Uc. Per Ton, $S5.50. Temperature, Max. 82; Min. 72. Weather, fair. 88 Analysis Beets, Od. lis. Per Ton, SS6.40. Hi il VOL. L., NO. 8436. HONOLULU, HAWAII TEEEITOEY, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1909.

LEGISLATURE AGREEMENT IS MAYOR FERN GETS PROOFS

SPECIAL BEATEN UK S TO BE OF POLE

AYLETT SUED STORY Hi

Governor Issues Call for the Sapient Supervisors Down the The City's Chief Executive Is Defender of Cook Writes Frnm Members on Organic Offers of Automatic Phone Delinquent in His t Greenland That Natives Act Changes. Company. Water Rates. Confirm Account..

WILL CONVENE NOVEMBER 2 COUNTY FACES A LAWSUIT STATEMENT BY CAMPBELL TRIBESMEN TELL OF DASH

Session Will Last a Possible Driveling Discussion in Which Public Works Man Brands as a Danish Explorer Examines Many Twelve Days General McCIellan, Fern, Ahia and Lie Accusation Against Eskimos to Vindicate His Public Approval. Aylett Align. Him. American Friend.

f j On Tuesday, November 2, the legis- The board of supervisors last night Mayor Joe Fern is to be sued today (By Associated Press.) by Marston lature will be convened for the pur- turned dowe the proposed agreement Campbell, superintendent COPENHAGEN, October 20. Word considering proposed amend- with telephone company pass- of public works, for about $300 back pose of the and has already been received here from resides ments to the Organic Act. Yesterday ed the four-bi- t ordinance. Aylett was water rates whieh His Honor has neg- Knud-Kasmusse- who has been doing morning the Governor signed the proc- the bright particular star who knocked lected for several years to pay. retidett everything in his power to prove the lamation calling for the special ses- in the head all hope of a compromise A statement to the above effect was fAMnn, rfruth or falsity of the story told by sion, and the notices to the members with the Mutual Telephone Company, made last night by the superintendent of public works when he was told Dr. Frederick Cook of the latter' dis- have been mailed, those for Maui and possibly delayed the installation of the DELEGATE KUHIO, that he had been accused of having remitted covery of the North Pole. The lettem Hawaii in time to catch the mail leav- new automatic system, probably threw Who gives unqualified approval to Organic Act amendments suggested. 3Iayor indebtedness to Ter- Fern's the received by the Danish explorer would afro. ing yesterday at noon. the whole matter into the courts and ritory. department indicate that the testi'nj.iy of the Es- The proclamation issued was: placed the city and county in danger The has been suing hun Mil dreds, citizens who are delinquent kimos out the American explorer' of prolonged and expensive litigation of bear Proclamation. PROPOSED BILL TRIAL OF MORI in the payment of their water and sewer story. The Eskimos are of the tribe of over a matter which in'the end is but rates. appears, I, Walter F. Frear, Governor of Mayor Fern, it is in those who went with Cook on his dish of trivial. Honolulu must wait now for an heavily, and the superintendent of pub- the Territory Hawaii, hereby for the pole. convene the legislature in special improved telephone system. lic works will endeavor to get judg- 9&JU, stron- my. session on .Tuesday, the second Aylett was eloquent last night. He PLEASES KUHIO IS COMMENCED ment in court against him. Rasmussen was the first and day of November, nineteen hun-Lrt- fr fairly outdid himself, and his logic was Indignation Meeting. gest supporter of Cook, and was all ad nine, for the considera- of the usual scintillating Aylett vari- - After the meeting of the board of the more so after he was so bittetly tion of proposed amendments of f? f," f? j," js1 jO f? T j? js1 C supervisors last night, there was an attacked by the English press. Upon Organic the Act. Delegate 'Strongly in Favor of Three Attorneys Will Attempt to indignation meeting. Supervisors Logan story, In witness whereof, I have here- And Quinn being the indignant ones, the growing disbelief of Cook's nee unto set my hand and caused the Amendment of the Land Secure the Acquittal of and the remarks made about Aylett which began to find root in America great seal of the Territory of Ha- jjr-"'- ' W Knife-Wielde- would have made that individual's ears also, he set out at once for Greenland " Laws of Hawaii. r. KCO, waii to be affixed. burn if he had not been used to it. He to take down the testimony of the 1,9 was accused of having thrown his Done at the Capitol in Honolulu fel natives. this nineteenth day of Oetober, low members down and of having gone SPECIAL SESSION WISE MOVE "Most anybody would object to be on his word and voted Kasmussen was in the north almost il: nineteen hundred and nine. back against the WALTER F. FEEAR. stabbed with a knife." telephone agreement when he had prom before Cook landed at New York, and This remark by Judge De Bolt ised to vote for it. It was the general Yesterdav Governor Frear ' stated i the letters received from, him bo far a - arising out of an argument between sentiment of the indignation meeting 7. it ha. theugh't the legisift&w could Republican Members of the state that h& has examined minutely c. lliat T ' was; that Aylett was under the thumb of eouits.el an. appropriate closing to n djnclude the special work for which Legislature Are Well His Honor the Mayor and bad switched thirty-seve- Eskimos and that their co- the first day's proceedings against ey are being called together in his vote at the Mayor's command. Also, llective stories agree and bear out the Satisfied. Mori, the amsailant of Editor bheba Quinn more than hinted that Aylett the explorer made be- twelve days or thereabouts. .Nothing j statements of of the Hawaii Shinpo Sua. At half voted as he did because he thought it one matter can be up, fore the scientists of Denmark and told but the taken past twelve, when court adjourned, would please Marston Campbell, super- proc "The enactment into law by con- intendent of public works, whose em- in the American pres. Tha Dane are according to the wording of the eight jurors had been passed for cause lamation, danger of side issues and gress of the bill agreed upon by the ploye the honorable supervisor is and still loyal to Cook, and uphold him to the and but three had been challenged for he conference, to be submitted to the leg through whose favor earns his bread the same extent that the English de- the introduction of matters over which cause and excused. and butter the salary of supervisor islature for its endorsement, will be a cry him. much time could be taken up in debate r If legal lignt in bulk can secure the paying for poi and fish. being therefore eliminated. r.'i - mighty good thing for the Hawai (Continued on Faee Five.) NEW YORK, October 19. Answer- a. acquittal of the Japanese fanatic, Mori , was not yesterday morning iaus, " said Delegate Kuhio yesterday ing the sworn affidavits made by It until will be acquitted. Associated with that the Governor definitely decided to afternoon in the course of a discussion P0RT0LA FESTIVAL IS companion of his on his ascent of although Attorney Lightf oot in his defense is call the legislature together, of the bill and the probably action of E. A. Douthitt and coming from Maui Mount McKinley, Alaska, Dr. Cook has the calling of a special session has J ON IN FRISCO TOWN the legislature. will put a stop to on the next Claudine is James L. Coke announced that he will again climb the been one of the matters much discuss- "It who will also assist in his defense. mi great northern peak . and silence hi ed in the various conferences held land grabbing and give the Hawaiians During previous trials arising out of Gov- in prove, he can, during the past two weeks in the a chance to acquire and own their own the late strike, Lightfoot has been com- Whole World Joins General defamers, or, at Jeast, if office. 5 . ernor's homes without danger of losing them plaining that the preponderance of at- that they are defamers. It is charged 4 Delegate Kuhio has been one of the Rejoicing and the Monster 1 p."f to the big corporations. I think that torneys was against him but in the in the affidavits that the data and strongest advocates of a special ses- SUPERVISOR AYLETT. present instance it lies on his side. Celebration Starts. congress the provision that a homesteader may photographs he submitted were faked. sion, making the point that Who. Joined the Democrats to Kill Cathcart and Prosser are the prose- ... would listen to him more readily if he the Telephone Agreement. not mortgage his homestead after he cutors. pi me to with the endorsement of end of session the FEDERATION OF LABOR it t 8 8 has got the patent to it, however, is At the the day's (By Associated Press.) the Hawaiian assembly. In this he has following men had been passed for not right, and am not at all in 20. SPAIN been supported by others at the vari- ety, which is absolutely incomparable I favor cause: William Tirrell, William L. An- SAN FRANCISCO, October At DENOUNCES lowing ous conferences. The Governor has for there is nothing like it under the of that. It seems too much like re- drews, Edward C. Bruns, William K. 9:30 yesterday morning "Don Caspar opitt, been considering the matter from the sun. stricting the rights of the individual. Isaac, William F. Buckle, Sam M. Ka-maka- u, de Portola" entered the Golden Gate point of view of the taxpayer, con- Forgot His Promise. "But, take the bill as a whole, I Thomas Lee. and Thomas C. and passed in majestic review before Joins Europe in the Expression sidering if the cost to the Territory Up to an hour or so before the board think it is a good one, and it would McGuire. Fred J. Turner, John K. the assembled international fleet at an- SOTH, of Horror at Execution (Continued on Page Four.) of supervisors was called to order, it oe hard to improve on it much. I sup- Clarke and Samuel F. Nott have been chor in the bay, being saluted by a pose the legislature make, some by I. wf.s supposed that the trouble was will challenged for cause and excused hundred guns. The parade started im- of Ferrer. TAFT AND practically settled and all that remain-continue- d changes, but I don't know of much Judge De Bolt. mediately after he had landed at the PRESIDENT needs to on Page Four.) Y. on Page Two.) that be changed. It is the (Continued Mission-stree- t No. 2, and Por- -- pier the THE HAWAIIAN LEI best bill the conference could devise. t- tola festival was on. (By Associated Press.) "As a whole, I think the bill is a In the afternoon the entire world was ;ood one, and it should receive the WASHINGTON, October 20.-- As a 4J&.ig Man Declined to Decorate His Hat, joining in the festival, as, according FERN WANTED support of the Republican members of THIRTY CENTS agreements, the heads of na- final word in the wave of indignation Carried the Pansies. j to the but the legislature, anyway, and I don't tions and municipalities were drinking, and revolt that has swept over Europe t see what fault the Democrats can find The Washington-Pos- publishes the j simultaneously, toasts to the rebuilding oo with it. I hope they will all stand and the Americas at the execution of j of San Francisco and thp world's :O0WM story of President Taft 's refusal of a Francisco Ferrer by order of a Spanish A FREE PHONE by it. FOBA GALLON school children were cheering. lei at the Hawaiian building at the j Congress Will Pass Bill. In the evening a monster reception military court, the executive council of Alaska-Yukon-Pacifi- c Exposition, its i "With the endorsement of the leg- was tendered by Mayor Taylor and the the American Federation of Labor j version differing somewhat from that islature baek of me, I feel confident Portola committee to the officers of has denounced the action. go before congress guests, while sent to Honolulu and published in The Possible Explanation of His Big that I can and get That Is What "Imitation" Whisky all the warships and other Ferrer was tried in Barcelona, the ( the bill enacted into a law. Without later a wonderful illumination of the Advertiser. The Post story takes the evidence Against him being letters from Fight Against Telephone of the legislature, 1 to men-of-wa- r of fireworks out of as follows: the endorsement Costs. Cheap Road and bursts sting the matter, lo not feel that can accomplish any- city. republicans and free thinkers through- had visited the different state I lighted the "Taft Corporation. congressmen Police Court. al- j buildrngs and was the recip- thing. In fact, the who out the world, and also what were and booths were here recently intimated much. i ient of much attention and many gifts as leged to be political and revolutionary - They were ready to pass any bill for id'- f as souvenirs. The latter he handed to There are those who have bee.n un- When whisky is sold at a net profit CONTRACT AWARDED locuments pertaining to the organiza- At the amendment of the Organic Act i his aid. who acted as bearer. the kind enough to suggest that Joe Fern's legislature of thirty cents a gallon there must be tion of a universal proletariat society. Hawaiian building he was greeted by which the would endorse, opposition to the remitting of inspec- Hut they were not willing to do any- something decidedly wrong with that He was executed on the fifteenth of a young Hawaiian girl with a lei. Be- DREDGING NOW month. his silk tion fees as far as the telephone com- thing without the endorsement of the whisky, even if it is the "imitation" m this fore ottering it. she reached for execution was a result of tli-- ' Presi- legislature. is amount out of The hat remarking: In Hawaii, Mr. pany is concerned is caused by the fact brand. But this the by revolutionary on Sciary Increases. tension caused the dent, it is customary to wear a lei that the phone people refused to recip- whieh the wholesalers of Honolulu STARTS NEAR WHARF demonstrations in Spanish cities over hat. The President accepted the hard-hearte- am doubtful as to the rocate. The d company in- "I rather whether handling "imitation whisky" have to the Moroccan war, and aroused the gift with the remark: As we are not or not the legislature will vote to in- sisted the chief executive of the make their profit. What is the stuff Latin nations-t- such a degree t hat it now you will allow that s( in Hawaii I trust crease the salaries of the territorial will be the was necessary to guard Spanish em- me to carry it on my arm. During the municipality should pay his bills. the Governor, secretary that yields a profit at thirty cents a In round figures, $19,000 ,191 and the on bassies with soldiery. In Paris, Rome through build- - j tele- men drinking it to eost of dredging out the mud flats balance of his tour the Some time ago Fern ordered a others. But in view of the fact that gallon and drives and were great demon grounds lei was so carried of the Hack-fel- d Havana there ings and the phone installed, so the story goes; he rhe bill carries a raise in the pay of madness and a couple of them within either side of the foot The United by the strations against Spain. President. the legislators themselves, it may be Hawaiian Dredging s ' ordered his phone charged to the city the past month to their death! wharf, the States is the first non-Lati- country to that they will stand for the other Company having been awarded the con- disapproval on and county. But the supervisors had (Continued on Page Four.) to put the mark of popular PRINCE KUNI HAD raises. Of course, it all comes out of tract at that figure. Operations the execution. company they ninety-seve- n not informed the that our pockets ultimately. deepen conmenced Monday and name to tb A ROYAL REBELS IN NICARAGUA Portugal has added her SEND0FF had any overpowering desire to pay (Continued on Page Four.) thousand cubic feet of earth will revolted against the so deep enough for nations that have a for any" mayoral speaking apparatus, GAIN MUCH GROUND be removed making it nniust execution, and a serious street His Honor "was informed that he must CRIMINOLOGIST IS DEAD large vessels to come close to the road. Lisbon resulted yester- Japanese Throng Wharf to BrJizai at pungling up or to be removed from this disturbance in take his choice between The earth day in what may be fatal casualties i Sailing of Royalty. TURIN, October 19. fifty dumped in ponds going phoneless. After (By Associated Press.) point will be the at During agitation, a bomb wan was signed, as and will far towards remov- the YThere was a large crowd of local In due time the contract years one of the foremost alienists Koili the mid-- t of the crowd was and $5 was BLUEFIELDS, Nicaragua, October these eyesores. Negotiations have thrown from Japanese at the llackfeld wharf yes- the phone installed and criminologists in the world, Cesare ing and xp!oded ne;.r a church, severely collected. That ended the paying busi- 2h A sudden move on the part of ben completed with the Dowsett es- terday morning when the T. K. K. S. Lombroso is dead here. At the time injuring several people. ness. Upward and upward the bill insurgents has placed half of Nicara- tate and also with Mrs. Bickertou to King Alfons-- f N. The forth- of his death he was professor through the Jr is understood that Tenyo Maru left for Yokohama. mounted but there was no money of gua ha3 open roads this district, resignation psychiatry at the University in their hands. The revolution neces- Hpain will request the occasion was the departure of Prince coming from the mayoral pockets. of Turin. estate giving half of the land Scnor Maura, The greater part of his work and crim- been of sudden growth, and, following sary roadways and of the present premier, and Princess Kuni and their party. Finally, when the bill had reached for the Territory Baeraroga temporarily t , inal investigation has lain to rest. and appoint The royal cabins had been previously a sum totaling something like the among the so closely after what was supposed supplying the It is "understood as recog classes of rev- that position. This is taken decorated by willinf? hands phone people demanded a liquidation. criminal Italy, but he has have been the suppression of the that the Hawaiian Dredging Company agitation with flowers to much dredg- nition of the universal who could pos- The Mayor was sorry but he had no found time write several books in olutionists, the authorities in power will dump of the earth it is re- ft and every Japanese, against the Castilian crown as a to money. He could not pay, or something English and exhaustive works in Ital- will again inflame entire Central Amer- - j ing out from the other side into these sibly get there, was on the wharf Ferr'-r'- s death and is supposed - effect; at any rate he did not ian. The better known of his books in of revolutions in ponds, and this, together with the open- sult of help swell the terrific chorus of ban- to that ica and start a ehain of pacifying the ever- pay. English are "Man of Genius" and adjoining countries in the same man-- j ings of the roads will improve the en- to be a means -- yais that followed the big steamer protestors. (Continued on Page Three.) "Female Offender." ner as it has done heretofore. J tire section wonderfully. growing PC pwn the harbor.

I: I 1 a THE PACITIO OOMMEECIAX. ADVUSTISEB, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1909.

on smle: I THE AMERICAN MERCHANT MARINE 1 This morning we will offer a grand assortment of em- broideries and embroidery flouncings. Great bargains, be- By EOBEET DOLLAE in San Francisco Commercial News. cause they are the newest goods in the lines at the price of shelf-wor- n articles. In considering this all important question it 13 necessary to divide it into and $3180.00 per year, extra cost of officers under American wages three classes: over British. EMBROIDERIES First Vessels engaged in the coastwise trade. If our British ships were put under the American flag, the crew would 10c yard; Eeduced 5c yard to SecondMail steamers running to foreign countries. immediately be increased by the following useless men (I call them useless f 15c yard; Eeduced to 12V2c yard Third Cargo steamers to engage In the foreign trade. because no foreign ship has them): 20c yard; Eeduced to 15c yard The first class requires no assistance other than a modification of the 25c yard; Eeduced to 20c yard inspection regulations, but no foreign built steamer should be permitted to 1 Engineer, wages and board $75.00 25c yard 35c yard; Eeduced to engage in the coastwise trade. 3 Oilers, wages and board $70.00 210.00 40c 30c yard yard; Eeduced to The second class must be compensated for carrying the mails to the same 2 Water tenders, wages and board 70.00 140.00 50c yard; Eeduced to 35c yard extent as all other foreign nations do. 75c yard; Eeduced to 60c yard The third elass, the freighters, or the burden bearers of commerce, are $423.00 the most important, as on them other nations depend for the increase and ex- Extra of quartermasters over EMBROIDERY FLOUNCINGS cost foreign $165.00 tension of. their commerce. We have not reached that point yet, as there is $1.50 yard; Eeduced to 11.15 yard not cne large American tramp steamer afloat. $590.00 $1.75 yard; Eeduced to $1.35 yard - The following table refers to the third- class or cargo steamers, and the per month, or $7080.00 per year, extra for each ship. $2.25 yard; Eeduced to $1.70 yard $2.75 yard; Eeduced to $2.10 yard v STATEMENT OF COST OF OPERATING BRITISH AND AMERICAN CARGO STEAMERS FOR CNE YEAR, FUEL, STEVEDORING AND IN STJRANCE NOT INCLUDED. BLOM, opposite Catholic Church. Ship chand- - Wages Wages Gross Net Deadweight lery, paints Total oper- - under nnder Difference Xame of Vessel Nationality. tons tons Capacity Cost to build Provisions and oil Wages Sundries ating cost British flag Am. flag aga'stAm. Str. Bessie Dollar, British 4,855 3,682 7,250 tons $210,000.00 $3,587.95 $3.6S4.SS $15,592.80 $2,421.50 $25,287.13 $12,412.80 $22,672.80 $10,200.00 Str. Hazel Dollar, British 4,753 3,582 7,220 tons 200,000.00 2,679.10 6,026.15 13,395.50 1.905.30 24,006.05 10,215.50 20.475.50 10,260.00 Upholstery Str. M. S. Dollar, British 4,390 2,699 6,550 tons 180,000.00 3,233,90 3.74450 14.S59.la" 1,248.30 23.086.25 11,679.15 21939.15 10.200.00 Automobile Str. Stanley Dollar, American.. 1,838 955 2,053 tons 184,939.22 5,613.70 6.997.05 19,531.15 4,901.95 37,043.85 SUITABLE FOR TIIE CLIMATE Str. Melville Dollar, American.. 1,244 921 2,000 tons 155,919.31 5,074.35 3,224.16 19,017.17 7,276.34 34,592.02 W. W. WRIGHT CO., LTD. Str. Harold Dollar, American.. 915 607 1,000 tons 80,000.00 4,197.50 2,133.41 1173.35 3,416.40 27,920.66 Str. Grace Dollar, American 429 289 500 tons 53,000.00 4,253.04 1,S71.34 15,117.35 2,332.82 23.574.55 ....

object of publishing it is to endeavor to acquaint the American people of the For Example The American steamers HYADES and PLEIAD ES, each true and correct difference in the first cost of building and in the cost of oper- S753 gross tons, 2932 net tons, of a deadweight capacity of about 5000 tons: ating a British against an American steamer. Unfortunately for comparison Cost for wages and board $2745.00 per month, or I have been unable to get the data on a 7000-to- n American steamer, but you $32,940.00 per year (Cost of wages and board on an LEAMBLE MFSIGEl can form your own conclusions between the large British and the small Amer- American 5000-to- n steamer.) 9 W ican steamers. 16,000.75 per year (Cost of wages and board on a A .S'Tlilll British 7000-to- n steamer.) r The most striking difference is in the American steamer GRACE $16,939.25 per year excess on a 5000-to- n American DQ1LAR of 289 net tons, costing to operate $23,574.55 steamer over a 7000-to- n jRritish NEW STOCK Compared with the British steamer HAZEL DOLLAE of 3582 net 6teamer. tons, costing to operate 24,006.07 A Few Comparisons of First Cost of Building. of the famous In the above figures the wages of all the officers on our British steamers The best price I got from an Eastern American shipbuilder to build d are the full rate paid on American vessels. If the wages were figured at duplicate of HAZEL DOLLAE was $430,000, which cost in Great Britain British rates it would reduce the cost of each of the three British ships by $200,000 A Pacific Coast shipbuilder asks $220,000 for a duplicate of the $3150 a year, as follows: STANLEY DOLLAE, while we have a price from an East Coast English ship- "Leonard Cleanables" American British builder to build a duplicate for $100,800.00. ..$175.00 $100.00 We have a price from a Scotch shipbuilder to build a cargo steamer of . 100.00 70.00 S000 tons deadweight capacity for $223,560.00, and we have a price from a Now on hand. All of prices. sizes and a great variety . 75.00 60.00 Pacific Coast shipbuilder to build the same vessel for $560,000.00. Third mate . 60.00 50.00 Would space permit many other instructive comparisons would be given, . 150.00 80.00 but the above facts are only given to show the greater first cost of an Amer- . 100.00 . 60.00 ican cargo steamer over a British steamer of same tonnage, and is to correct H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd. . 75.00 50.00 the erroneous statements so often made that it only, costs from 25 to 40 per cent, more to build an Ameican steamer than a foreign built one costs. Hardware Department ..$735.00 $470.00 Another fact for congress to consider .is this: There are over one million ,. 470.00 gross tons of ships awned by American citizens that are compelled to fly si the flags of foreign nations, thereby increasing their tonnage with what right- $265.00 difference per month, fully belongs to our own country . YOU ARE INVITED TO INSPECT THE DISPLAY OF taxpayers and that is what we're here to agree to the contract with the tele- Attorney Lightfoot to the rulings of W IS for. It took me some time to get a phone company, the four-bi- t ordinance Judge De Bolt, and also in spite of the FMLL IWliLLlMERY ftGREEMEENT copy of this agreement. I, had to hire was taken up and put on its final pas- fact that the bill occupies eighty-fou- r , --AT a man to get it for me. But it's up sage without any preliminary discus-- pages, but few of these exceptions are to the board. It can do as it pleases. ' sion. The supervisors knew what they noted for consideration by the justice "Thirteen thousand fee that's wanted, and they passed the ordinance of the Supreme Court. King near BEftTEN 9 St., Bethel. 0! mm about ten miles. And it costs the citv promptly and went on with other busi- The backbone of the appeal is the $2000. But the repairs cost $600o!i ness. . introduction as evidence of the papers That's $8000. I'll leave it to the board. and books taken from the safe of vote against it. place myself the ) I'll I'll Nippu Jiji and Negoro's room, Page One.-- CONSPIRACY CASE IS and it (Continued From oh record that I'm not in favor of such is this, as a possible constitutional ed was. the formal approval by the an agreement as . x this." IN SUPREME COURT violation, that will permit the defend- board of the agreement between it and After this brilliant and lucid argu- ants to carry the ease to the Supreme the telephone company. Aylett had ment the board did not stop to figure Introduction of Alleged Stolen Papers Court of the United States in the event given his promise to abide by the out whether 13,000 feet is one hundred of the territorial Supreme Court decid- agreement and vote for it. But at the miles or ten miles, but called for thi 1 Backbone of Appeal. ing against them. last minute he kicked over the traces. question. The motion was put and all The bill of exceptions that carries the But few other points are taken in but Logan and Quinn voted no on the the bill of exceptions except His real reason for so doing would conspiracy ease to the Supreme Court the intro- make interesting reading if he were proposition. The motion' was lost. duction of these papers, and the other of the Territory was filed in office able to give it, or would consent to do Street Ordinance Passed. the siaee is also devoted to exceptions sav- so. But he didn't. He merely talked, of the elerk of that court Monday. In ed at the introduction of similar and when Aylett talks it takes a Phil- After tne supervisors had voted not spite of the many exceptions taken by adelphia lawyer to discover just what he is trying to say. Nobody else knows, and it is more than doubtful if A moonlight dance at Haleiwa is one of the pleasures to Aylett himself knows. Beaten in Caucus. A short time before the supervisors which you may look forward. It is set for Oc- Saturday night, met, a caucus was held, and when it ended, Supervisors Logan and Quinn tober 30. Auto or train will take you there at top speed. threw up their hands and acknowl- edged that they were beaten. Aylett had dumped them, and they understood that there was no chance of the agree- 152 Hotel Street, ment being adopted. So when the KEISER CRAVATS Opposite Youne Hotel and night watchman of th? NEW "LINES OF Capitol arose in all his majesty and to drip words from UNDERWEAR, AND dignity and began TRUNKS VALISES, HATS AND CAPS his eloquent mouth, they sat limply in JUST IN their seats until the flood of words had Stripes weave He has the depot for the Boss of the Road Overalls. swept over their heads, and then in rich Full line voiced two lonesome "ayes" when the of Gents' furnishing goods at right prices. No trouble to show roll was called on the motion to adopt combinations goods. the agreement. contrasting or self Democratic Noes. . Of course, the Democratic members, Aching Heads Are Bad for Business being "agin' the government," voted no. Supervisor Ahia, who had been No one can transact business properly when his head is fairly splitting hanging back waiting to see what Ay- with pain. lett would do, also voted no. He neg- Sils specially woven. saleswoman or salesman lected to give his reasons for so No can give satisfactory attention to customers Slip easily when suffering from this torture. doing. under Aylett Not Bound. Business of every kind today demands clear-heade- d consideration collars freedom Aylett, was full of reasons, fold from disturbance as far as possible and however, the aching head is a hindrance. such as they were. "This agreement," You can assure yourself certain relief from headaches by taking he announced in his usual emphatic manner, "seems to me like a death war- Stearns' Headache Wafers rant. I may be mistaken " "Probably you are," interrupted One dose cures and you do not want it again until another Logan. "You were in favor of it last headache eomes; Keber-Barathe- all-sil- a, k, men you tase Because you Jinow wnat it will do for you. It is free from meeting." g bind me," vociferated habit-formin- drugs. "That didn't in over sixty plain colors, Aylett noisily. "Was this agreement Justice to yourself demands that you get STEAENS ' the genuine. before the committee then! There was three qualities no agreement. On this proposition I would discuss it one hundred times in a year. Somebody snickered and Ay- lett glared. Because this is not a plaything: it's the life of the city. If they want to give it away, well and Grand Prize St. Louis World's Fair good. The board can do as it pleases. for Quality, Workmanship and Style I will vote against it every time. I NEW SHIPMENT COTTON CREPE won't stand for it. fcE YORK looking etai.sPAt.CFF. "I have been this contract Bear (hi Label over and I find it there where The Ad- - ; Plain, Striped, Figured vertiser said Aylett was looking at the long word. It gives the city 13,000 linear feet, but outside that it leaves the whole thing to the city and county M. McINERNY, Ltd., to repair. If we want an extension, i the maintaining and repairing it is up Fort and Merchant Streets. to the city and county. Lucid Argument. JAPANESE BAZAAR "Another thing I find in this map here it shows where the line lavs. 50.000 feet wide- that is about 100 miles! FORT STREET, NEAR CONVENT. all covered here. Under the agreement thoe people offer us 13.000 feet, but why? I don't think it's fair, an agree- ment like this. It's not fair to the THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEBTISES, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEE 20, 1909. J 4. tf THE PICTURE FIEND NOT fj TROUBLED BY TROUBLE KEEP YOUR Charges of Irregularities Cannot FEET Cure Low Pia of Love WILL REOPEN for Biographs. COOL 1 1 John Marcallino, clerk in Judge these warm days and you will be Whitney's court, has just finished a THURSD i task, which, it it didn t make his hair comfortable. This illustration is turn gray, was because of the fact that a white e, Marcallino is of a hardy and vi2orous Castor fancy wing i OCTOBEE 28. constitution. i tip, light welt sole, Brisbane tie. I, Since the thirteenth of September he I i has been attempting to v - straighten out! PRICE, WATCH FOB - a quarrel consequent upon the petition i $5.00. for dissolution of a ANNOUNCEMENT. CULLEN ATTRACTS partnership, having been made master in the case, and fin- - i it 'EARL CONSENTS ished yesterday investigating certain! MUCH ATTENTION charges preferred by one of the part- ners against the other. A RACE AGAIN The case has not been without its is. 10 There was another good crowd of comic side, notwithstanding that the Manufacturers' Shoe Co., Ltd. fans to watch Dick Cullen work out report which he will make of the re- II. his the Orpheum yesterday afternoon. sults of investigations will prob- OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. BIG at ably confirm the idea Terry was the sparring partner that one of the Salloping Mary to Have Chance Kid partners was not exactly straight in TEL. 282. 1051 FORT STREET. again and he did noble service for his dealings. E to Leeward and Return, five rounds. The partners are Sau Kee and Low SURPRISE Already the little visitor's wind has Pia, both original on Sunday. road characters, and both h improved. He was out on the capable of furnishing a ton of material for a good jog yesterday morning and to moving picture makers. difference in his Incidental- OPERA HOUSE. OPERA HOUSE. OPERA there was a marked ly, Low Pia, the defendant is a mov- HOUSE. Luther Hough has consented to race breathing powers, yesterday afternoon, ing picture fiend and has daybe-fore- . furnished the OPERA HOUSE. OPERA HOUSE. OPERA HOUSE. Princess Rink the Pearl against the Galloping Mary from his first appearance the comedy during the investigation in the again, over the course suggested on bulk. Thursday Evening, October 21st, Cullen is clever. There is no get- During the OPEN EVEEY AFTERNOON AND Monday morning. The race will start a wal- proceedings E. M. Wat- Saturday Afternoon and Evening, ting around that. Also he has son, attorney for October 23rL EVENING. at two o'clock next Sunday afternoon not been demonstrated the plaintiff, has been lop. That has represented by W. Tin Yan, and E. A. and the other wrens and any other here yet, because he is not like one AFTERNOON SESSION, S TO B great stunt is Douthitt, for the defendant, has been ARMSTRONG AND boats of the same size are invited to Stanley Ketchel, whose represented by Lee Low. VERNE COMEDY COMPANY EVENING SESSION. 7:30 TO 10:3P knocking out sparring partners. But Most of the get investigation has been carried on in in. he showed large evidence of it when (Direct from New York) , EXHIBITION OF FANCY SKATING The course will be as follows: From swinging bag and Watson's office and Low Pia, a happy he went after the faced Celestial, who is man BY MISS EMMA WIENER, starting line between the Kameha- - sent in some fierce rights to the canvas the charged NOTHING BUT FUN FROM STAET TO FINISH. ! swing back very rapidly. with irregularities, has had a habit of meha and the dolphin off the end of that made it grabbing his and making a Champion Lady Skater of the World scrap-boo- k of clip- hat break PRICES 75c, 50c, 35c and 25c to lee Cullen has a fine the Quarantine wharf, thenee pings to show evidence of his prowess. for the door, saying, "Me go moving - Seats on Sale at Bergstrom Music Co. ADMISSION: 15c; Skates, 15e. ward to the spar buoy, leave this to There are pictures of him in all posi- picture show." And to the moving pic- V port, thence back to the black buoy olf tions and two snapshots taken at times tare show he goes as soon as these when he had just floored his opponent troublesome proceedings will permit. the lighthouse, leaving this to port, would support report ; for the final count. These were both the of the road for information recardine the otmor- - thence to spar buoy and back to committee, report favoring re-- the taken on the Coast, where enterprising the the ! tunities for homesteading and other black buoy again, thence to the i lighland Park the sporting photographers have a camera FERN WANTED nutting of the inspection fee, as far matters of interest connected with it. spar buoy once more and back to the i as the telephone company ! focused on the ring and, wnen tney is concerned, One writer states that he was referred starting line, finishing in a direction the report which he himself signed, j to the land department at Honolulu by HOTEL STREET NEAR BETHEL pull a string, the plate is exposed and opposite to the start. A FREE PHONE Fern worked diligently to induce him j the Washington authorities after he had course was suggested by flashlight ignited. This the Besides being in Australia Cullen to change his mind. Every argument applied there. crew of the wren as they think that and no argument was used to induce the The are. as a rule, and - was in South Africa and there defeated letters short can do on a course di- ; Twenty Laughs they better the terrible Barney Malone in twenty (Continued from Page One.) supervisors to reject the teport; he to the point, but eo much information to leeward and - j reetly return. Just rounds. This was less than two months wheedled, cajoled and sulked and Ay- can an erpert writer ask in one short how right they are remains to be seen Then a word was dropped where of lett gave in. sentence after Barney had put the famous Boer ficials telephone that a volume of condensed A Minute next Sunday. There seems little doubt of the company could matter would be necessary to answer Unholz away in seven rounds. hear Could, per any chance, it. that the wren lost last Sunday mostly yes- it. that Despite amount Eeilly was down at Camp Very sugges MANY LETTERS COME the of work required, Watching the on the two legs irom the spar buoy lively little bill be overlooked? The Campbell has every answered and terday "afternoon and did some tion did not come from Mayor, as letter to the bell buoy and back again. Here He the TO LAND DEPARTMENT the writers are sincere in their re- was over boxing in the camp gymnasium. as is known, but it came from some if the wind almost the beam is looking well and seems eager to get far quests for information it should mean and the wren was laboring with a rud- one. a rush for homesteads some time der nearly at right angles to her length, in tne ring once more. But the official of the telephone com if Promoter Jack Scully has not yet de- Information on Homesteading Oppor- not at once. The new land laws in- while the Pearl was nicely balanced panv did not see the force of the argu corporated in proposed amendments cided just where the meeting of these Fern was as tunities Requested by Many the by her jib. two little champions will take place. ment.. The bill contracted, to the Organic Act will furnish the de company knew, in good ; Battens for the Wren. The Orpheum is unobtainable as there far as the faith. in States. partment with more satisfactory in- Such a thing as the writing off an ac The wren means to win the race if will be a show there on that night. As a promotion committee,' Alarston formation to dispense. Roulette Wheel possible. Her sail was taken off yes But he has other prospects in view and count would not be countenanced and and sent to sail to a centrally locat- the decision was quickly made public, Campbell, the grand vizier of the Ter- terday the loft hopes to arrange for very wary have some batten strips put on her ed place for the mill. The Mayor became then in his many official capacities, concerning the granting of any eonce ritory, after leach. There will be three of has every sample of the same y other LOCOMOBILE half-wa- sions to the. telephone company. He these, one near the gaff, one pvery Empire Theater down and one, the longest, just below SCHOOL SERIES thought that the city was getting it "skinned a mile." mail from BABY TONNEAU the second reef point. where the lordly sire of the Plymouth the Coast brings his office a bunch of BEST VAUDEVILLE IN THE CITY. Both boats suffer from an after Bock clan received the decapitating ap letters that would make the promotion BEADY FOB DEMONSTRATION. leach that is too taut. The Pearl not OPENS SATURDAY paratus. At every crook and turn he DIRECT FROM ORPHEUM committee staff itself work overtime.. so much as the wren. The ideal main- fought the compromise. SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO., LTD. THEATER, MANILA, sail for a small boat of this kind has When Avlett announced that he Nearly all these letters are requests always been conceded to be one whose ' The interscholastic football series after leach flutters on the wind until will open at the league grounds next the battens are put in. This obviates half-pas- one of baggy Saturday afternoon at t three. if COMEDY ARTISTS. all possibility of those ECCENTRIC places at the after end of the sail. The' High School and College of Ha- PRIDE OF THE FLEET, A taut after leach is a dealy com- waii will be the opposing teams, and MAY WALLACE plaint on a small sail. It causes a bag everything looks as though the season - ORIGINAL "HONEY BOY." that prevents the wind from sliding AMERICAN CRAYON ARTIST, off and tends to hold the boat back would open with a fast and exciting BOBBY WAY almost as much as the luff is driving game. NOVELTY COMEDIAN. forward. T:;e High School team has already unit .Tells fits Owmi shown what it could do, last Satur Stealing . a March. day, by holding down the husky town As a matter of the Galloping fact team, and the lads are in excellent con-- i Mary is stealing a march on the other so may be BONINE uncompleted wrens by all this racing dition, that they relied on THE to put up a fine game against the and trying-out- . By the time the other boats are ready to race for the. Spald- heavier players from the college. ing cup the " Walloping Maru, as This is a new and very much need- Story 7:30 some, humorist called her, should be ed departure in school athletics, in that in excellent trim. It will then be time admission will be charged to the for the erew of this wren to make grounds. Heretofore, the different edu- TONIGHT more noise of a sassy nature. At cational institutions had to rely on present they are keeping their beads their own resources for money to EXCLUSIVE SCENES below decks and wondering what will cover the expense of buying the com- It Is Exact Photographic happen next Sunday. plicated paraphernalia that are neces an Close as the race of last Sunday was sary tor DaseDaii ana lootoaii. NEW SERIES OF and exciting for the spectators, the This meant that each player must SUBJECTS FOR THIS WEEK race of next Sunday bids fair to be either dig in his jeans or Ms own Reproduction of Our Famous even more attractive. If what the equipment, or else the students must M ii V ' ?! fe'ijS wren people say course be- ex- ADMISSION 10, 15 and 25 cents about the arrange entertainments to fill the ing better for them is true, then there chequer. But this rear it has very is every likelihood of a finish in which wisely been decided to charge admis-sn- , the judges will have to look closely as they do everywhere else, and to see which crosses the line first. thus raise money for the game fu tis. Park Theater Pearl's Twin Not .Ready. The charge at the gate next Satur- The Pearl's twin, now being built day will probably be fifty cents, a indeed, conl-er- s Street Below Beretani at Sorenson and Lyle's yard, may not nominal one when one Fort be ready for the race next Sunday, the price of seats to a game on but there are other boats that might the mainland. - 10V1NG PICTURES come in. Mr. Riley might well put This afternoon the Marine team will iimt) gnuafts his wren on the beach and garner the have a practise with the High School AND barnacles, then he would have an ex- players. This will not be a public cellent chance to beat both the other event, but merely for the school boys craft. to practise against a heavy team and VAUDEVILLE This small boat sailing is proving try their signals and patent plays very attractive to crews and spectators under conditions of actual warfare. ' alike and it is surprising to note the Changes amount of interest last Sunday's race Compare it with any other MONDAY, A has aroused. There are many yachts- PROGRAM 4 WEDNESDAY men here who are good small boat FINE AND FRIDAY sailors and it would do no harm if offered elsewhere for they would get in and join in the FRIDAY NIGHT more sport. i ATHLETIC The Galloping Mary will be out on i the bay this afternoon and anybody Moving Magician Bonine states that money and see how much 1 PI who is thinking of getting a boat of there will be a grand program for the Hi this description, is welcome to go out Outrigger show at his theater on Friday and see how she handles. Healani A. SUNDAY, OCT. half-pas- night. He says he has been laying 24 club at about t two. that f Mr better it looks boat aside the verv best of his films and that are RENOVATE ARK. the surfing pictures something that WILL will surprise everybody and keep peo- The Ark is about to undergo consider- ple guessing as to how he managed to able renovation. The Ark is the one take them. In addition to the moving pictures house-bo- at at Pearl Harbor. Exposure realize value. there will be several specialties. There Th( it and you will begin to its true con- wear 1:30 P. M to the weather has undermined her is no mean amount of talent to be found M stitution and the owners have decided in the membership of the Outrigger It will hold its shape, look fresh and snappy. It has to do that, to have her put in the hands of the Club; this has been rustled up and all U. S. M. C. vs. J. A. C. wood-butcher- s for a spell. She will those who are clever have promised to vs. C. A. C. give another suit. K. A. C. have a new upper deck and will be put that same cleverness to good use. otherwise we want to buy it back or you SEATS, 10c, 15C, 25C. The funds raised by this entertain- Also she will be yanked out of the ment are to go towards building a new water and be recaulked, so that when and decently large bathhouse for the WAVERLEY DANCE HALL she again lies at her moorings, she will club. It lacks this necessarv building be the latest thing in comfortable sea-ark- and lacks it very badly. It i3 to the,' V all kamaainas such an j Mgr. interest of that i S. K. Nainoa, When this happy consummation is excellent institution as the Outrigger J Comer Hotel and Bethel Ste. reached there will be a small celebration Club, should not fall into decay for aboard. This might be called a house-warmin- lack of a place where visitors from the but the owners, a hui of six mainland can be taken to their first j COMPANY, LT cood ones, prefer to have it referred to lessons in surf-ridinf- f from a place "Burning of the mortgage." where thev can change in comfort. flpen every night at 7 o'clock as a : CORNER FORT AND HOTEL STREETS. ? 1 There "will be a very important meet-in- You can learn by a look through league at the Schaffner & Marx Club. of the Oahu baseball the stock of Hart Music bv Kawaihau Glee Chillingworth at 7:30 clothes at Silva's Toggery what Excellent arrangement. Well offices of Senator lown floor this evening. All members are especial- a vanetv of new patterns are to be ventilated ball. requested to be present. had in men's clothing fabrics. Admission 10c. Ladies Free, ly THE PACinO OOlTMEECIAIi ADVEBTISEB, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1909. i J! THE Pacific Commercial Advertiser LEGISLATURE IN A MORNING PAPER. SPECIAL SESS 25 Gross RODERICK O. MATIIESON EDITOR Get Best OF WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 20 i (Continued from Page One.) results on the ironing board with the ; least consumption of THE TELEPHONE VOTE. would be justified, remembering the progress made electric current by using a i with the last suggested The business men of Honolulu Lave had a sample now of "what is to be amending bill presented by the dele- White Clover expeeted of a board of supervisors in which Aylett leads one wing and Fern gate and urged by him before the con- another, leaving men like Logan and Quinn in a hopeless minority. Yester- gressional committee. He has finally agreed with delegate on the proposed telephone agreement, by which the city was to the and the day's vote others, as announced. get more than they can get legally in the way of concessions, is an outrage estinghouse Amendments Favored. Iron on this business community and an indication of the caliber of the majority Honey Soap of the governing board of the city. The proposed amendments, given to

d the publie in The Advertiser yester- One awa-soake- brain will probably deprive a thousand busy men for the day morning, have been widely dis- next six months of the use of a modern telephone system. One loud mouth JUST RECEIVED. cussed, the general opinion being that which we can sell cheaper than you can buy other makes' can influence with the sheerest drivel a majority of the board and prevent the act as way the proposed goes a long 10c a Cake. 25c per Box. placing of the telephone, fire alarm and police wires under ground, something in solving the land problem of the of electric irons that consume twice the current. which other communities enforce by legislation. Territory. There is talk of disappointed graft in connection with the vote, but we In the hurry of reading the bill for general inability to handle the first time for editorial comment, an prefer to believe that it is simple incompetence, error was made, that of implying that f t.,.1 - THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC LTD, anything bigger than a luau and stubborn stupidity that brought about the the appointment of the land advisory ft Ho Ulster CO., unfortunate result. board rested by the "bill in the legisla- What will Fern excuse of not being supposed to know any better; ture. the bill includes, as fj ' -- Mayor has the v .. ,A a confused idea he can reason and lets what be seen by applying clause 80 of the Drug Ahia the same Aylett has that Organic Act, is to give the senate the he supposes is his reason guide him, but what excuse can McClellan have for right of confirming the Governor's slavishly following Fern in a matter of this kind? If this is Democratic nominees to the board, thus making this Company allegiance, may Honolulu be spared from any more of that brand of politics. board on a plane with others named Many voters marked their ballots for McClellan thinking that he would in the Organic Act and bringing their a appointments into conformity with the GEORGE HAAS & SON, be some help on the board, but he has been disappointment from the start. other appointments empowered by the Organic Act. Makers of the Candies, STEAMSHIP SUGGESTION. This was pointed out yesterday, by Finest the Governor as well as by one or two A well-know- n business man and importer writes The Advertiser, suggesting correspondents. ARE KNOW BY THEIR WORKS. here enter into an agreement to supply enough freight to that the merchants In The Advertiser. the Spreckels' steamship line to justify them in placing the Sierra on the The fact special run during the tourist season. The proposal has much to commend it. Here- that a session of the Legislature was at all contemplated We represent them in Honolulu. with we give the communication in full, omitting only the name of the sender, was announced first in The Advertiser, which we are not authorized to use: 8. October Since that time this paper A fresh stock received on Alameda. Editor Advertiser: I, too, had my freight left behind this trip has kept the public fully informed in th,e matter. Yesterday morning it was, of the Alameda on account of being overloaded. The intended announced that the question of a special shipper writes that fully twenty loaded drays were turned back. session would be announced yesterday So it seems that it will not do to ask that goods be shipped only or today. Yesterday morning, half an BENSON, SMITH & CO., LTD., on passenger boats. They are overloaded with freight as well as hour after the proclamation was signed, an Advertiser extra was on the street Hotel and Fort Streets. with passengers. And it can not be expected that shipowners will with the news. put on the route boats without proof that they will get passengers nit ii Phone 237. and freight sufficient to make it pay. Let me make a suggestion will make your silver for consideration. The remedy I believe is with the Honolulu TRIAL OF MORI shippers. Let the promotion committee address a letter to Ilono , t lulu merchants asking them what they can do in the way of sup- shine like new if plying freight to another PASSENGER BOAT should one be put : !S COMMENCED on.. : Ask them pointedly if THEY WILL GIVE PASSENGER expended in the pur- I NEW GOODS! GOOD BOATS THE PREFERENCE WITH THE GOODS THEY IM- GOODS! PORT. I believe the response will be so favorable that the Spree-- (Continued From Page One.) chase of a cake of Handsome Silk, Embroidered Screens, Ivory Boxes, kels can be induced to put the Sierra on the local run during The proceedings were conducted in I Paper Cutters, Cigar Holders. the tourist season. And let the freight come from the freight a most pleasant manner and squibs and BAMBOO BASKETS boats, not the "passenger, boats now running jokes, were as thick as witnesses all (clothes and paper) during the day. The faces in the jury-bo-x Mats for Diningrooms, Matting Bags and Slippers. are all familiar, several having ' " " NEWSPAPERS AND PEOPLE. served on past juries and nearly all I : ' The refreshing simplicity' that characterizes the Wright brothers was not being called on strike juries. j ; At one time Cat heart began to ob- absent from the explanation volunteered by Wilbur Wright of the Cook-Pear- y ject frequently and Lightfoot remark- YEGUSA. difficulty, gays The Nation. The newspapers are responsible for the whole ed sadly: I NUUANU ABOVE HOTEL STREET. - Cath-car- Gorham thing,' in lis opinion. They "saw millions in it if they could get up a good "I'm sorry to see- that Mr. t low and eould aggravate Peary into saying things that would make headliness. ' ' is getting nervous." not surprised, is "You're are youf" It natural for a man who has accomplished gTeat things in silence and retorted the county attorney and en- seclusion to feel as Mr. Wright evidently-- : does about the obstreperous com- tered another objection. mercialism of newspaperdom;bul he has hit pretty wide of the mark in this Questions as to whether the talesmen AS THE DEVIL were C. ob- SHUNS HOLY WATER instance. It iappenB that Peary Vegan making Ms accusations against Cook acquainted with Doyle was Silver jected to by the court. ' ' Everybody so the Osteopath shuns "drugs and before the wlcRed newspaper men had a chance to get at him, and eagerly ' surgery." Osteopathy is a sys- knows Mr. Chester Doyle, ' remarked tem of healing, which treats the human body by employed the wireless telegraph for the purpose while still on the confines of his .honor. manual therapeu- tic and naturopathic methods. Its unparalleled success speaks for the frozen north. The habit of shifting the burden of any indiscretion tir Cathcart arose to give his word as itself. an officer on the part of a man of standing to shoulders of news- of the court that there was the the no unfinished business between himself papers is general; and an odd feature of it is that those who do so are un- and any of the tentative jurors but Polish Drv F. Schurmann, Osteopath consciously committing the very fault for which they chiefly blame the papers Lightfoot wanted to find out for him- Specialty setting down as a fact what they have not taken the trouble to verify as self. , Treatment of the eyes osteopathically and fitting of glasses. "There is none," said William 2-- true. Cases have not been unknown in which an indiscreet- - utterance ascribed Isaac, HOURS Consulting, 3 p. m., Saturdays excepted in answer to questions on point. to a man of eminence has been positively acknowledged by him as authentic, that Operating, 2 a. m. Telephone S3. "Judge Ballouf" 3- - 6 p. m.Cor. Beretania and Union Sts. snd yet his admirers or defenders have persisted in pointing to it as a glaring "No." i instance of newspaper fabrication There is quite as much looseness in people's "Mr. Prosserf" talk about newspapers as there is in the newspapers' talk about people. "No." Mr. Anderson?" cake will last "I have had nothing to do with' any One SPECIAL SESSION FAVORED. of the bunch of them," said Isaac and llfiYoifliSpecleimi the room laughed on In the opinion of the general public, so far as it is represented by the motion of Douthitt you for months. Capital man in the street in Honolulu, Governor Frear has decided wisely in calling THE DELIGHTFUL (Paid op), Yen 24.000,000 Reserve Fund the legislature into special session to consider the proposed amendments to the THIRTY CENTS THE HEALTHFUL Yen 15,940,000 Organic Act. These amendments are of a nature to affect so many in the HEAD OFFICE. TOXOHAMA, Territory is thought wise to have an expression upon that it of opinion them FOR A GALLON The bank buys and receives for of people by the representatives the at large before they are presented to eolleetion bills of exchange, issue congress for final action. For Sale Drafts and Letters of Credit, and There is, naturally, less unanimity of opinion respecting the amendments Continued From race One.3 :F,miK Eight lots, each containing 15,000 transacts a general banking business. themselves. is unlikely to suppose that any enthusiastic endorsement of a LIJIITED. square on It Inquiry yesterday from saloons sell- feet, Twelfth avenue, near The Bank receives Local Deposits Republican measure is to be given by the local Democrats, although a search the car line. and Head Office s. ing this "imitation whisky" brought LEADING Deposits for fixed ps-risd- around town yesterday failed to locate any Democrat with a grievance. Where JEWELERS. Now I out the information that it is purchased is the time to consider the pur- , they were during the afternoon is not known. The opinion of as many Re- j by the keg from the wholesalers for chase of a homesite. Local Deposits $25 and upwards fc publican legislators as could be interviewed was favorable to the proposed Nothing bill, $1.40 a gallon. On every gallon of spirit- better in the whole Tract. one year at rate of 4 per annum. and expressions of approval were forthcoming also from many others who look 3 uous liquor the internal revenue tax is Head Office Deposits Yen 25 and up- upon the matter from the standpoint of possible homesteaders and as $1.10, business leaving thirty cents for manufac- wards for one-hal- f year, one year, tw men and not as politicians. turing costs, profits of the manufactur- NOVEMBER EEAL ESTATE DEPAETMENT. years er, or three years at rate of The coming session of the legislature will clear the air, at any rate, and, freight and handling expenses and 5fl profits of the wholesaler. There must per annum. . jf the expected endorsement to the bill is given, will go a long it ways towards be some diluting and doctoring some- Particulars to be obtained on appli- settling the one political question most vigorously fought over. where in transit between manufacturer Q D cation. . and retailer. What happens between te Honolulu Office 67 8. King StreeX PORTOLA. wholesaler and eousumer, when the liii price rises to five, ten and fifteen cents P. O. Box 168. A correspondent has asked for the correct pronunciation of the word a jag, including often a police court H M. TOKIEDA. Manager. 4,Portola," which figures frequently in the press despatches of late. This is aftermath and sometimes a slab in the AND II. a matter which has been threshed out to various conclusions on the Coast, morgue, only an analysis can show. Hill where authorities have as many correct pronunciations There is more of this "imitation w923 FOET STREET. the as there are syllables whisky," doctored booze, imitation gin in the word. Fot our correspondent, we have submitted the matter to an expert and fiery wine on the local market "AS THE TWIG in Spanish, who says: than many suppose. On the Alameda" SUPPLIES If "With the American's fondness for accenting all proper nouns on the wharf, on Monday, two barrels marked penult, the festival which opened at San Francisco yesterday in honor of Don "imitation whisky" were noticed, ad- dressed to one of the large IS SO Gaspard Por-to'-l- a wholesalers BENT WILL de Portola is being called the fete. The correct pronuncia- of the city. Are Now Here and On Sale tion is with the strong accent on the antepenult and with a supplementary ac- A trip around the low saloons will cent on the ultima, slurring over the penult thus Ptrr'-to-la- '. The accepted pro- show bottles and flasks labeled as imi- nunciation in Southern California, where the name is used extensivelv in tation, the dealers having shown a great THE TREE Por-to-la- haste in properly labeling this stuff geographical designation, is '. " Four dollars for since the first expose in The Advertiser The winter number of the quarterly a year 100 week. Jast review called the "New Idea in GROW." though he had not had time thoroughly fire-pro- years wouldn't buy a of PROPOSED BILL to digest the bill, he believed from Fashions" contains over 600 illustra- what he knew of it that it is a good tions of late styles. Book, with a pat- one and should be endorsed "by the leg safe, but $4 will give you abso- Open a saving ac- PLUSES 'KOI islature. "What we want," he said, tern free, only 15c. count for your baby "is a change iu he land laws t"-i- will and deposit each make possible Monthly reviews, 10c; Oetober and month a specified (Continued from Page One.) it for the Hawaiians to lute security from fire and burg- hold their land and make it impossible November Magazines, containing many sum. When he or haven't seen many of the mem- tor the big corporations to get hold ot she. is old enough to "I stories and special articles as well as bers of the legislature and don't know it. I think the provision that n. hnmp. lars for one year if you rent a understand, show the how they feel about this bill. In fact, steader shall not be allowed to mort illustrated fashion notes, 10c each. balance and ex- I haven't read it through very care-full- v gage his homestead is an excellent from the Coast is now employ- plain the value of 1. mvself since it was put into its 1 one." private box in our big vault. regular saving. although I know all ed at the Soda Fountain in the It present form, its Huddy and Chillingwortn. will start your child provisions. But I think it is a good Alexander Young in members of Representative Huddy. who left last the right way bill and I feel that the the and last- to endorse it. Of night for the Garden Island, also ex- eonfer a legislature ought pressed ing blessing. course, if thev can improve it any, all himself as fully in favor of the BISHOP TRUST CO., LTD. someone had to start it, bill, which he said he thought an excel- Interest 41.', Percent. right. But lent one, so and it was up to the conference. far as he had had time legislature ought to get I "a,d ll- - He thought the legislature Bethel Street. "I think the should have uo 4 through its work iu two weeks, at most, hesitancy in endors- Bank of Hawaii, Ltd. I 1 ing it. and possihly in less iune. n, was a Open from 6 a. m. to 1 1 :30 p. m. Senator Chillingworth expressed him- move to caji a r.-i- Capital and wise self as satisfied with the bill and Surplus, Douthitt Is Pleased. thought $1,000,000 the calling of a special session E . E. A. Douthitt said that al a good move on the Rep. Governor's part UST0-DAT- E.

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1 Maui ports. Oct. 19. Mrs, E. K. Ells- worth, Rosie Alapai. C. Guarrio, Capt. I: Castner. Mrs. N. Mutch. W. Mutch. J : WATERFRONT NEWS Per T. K. K. S. S. Tenyo Maru. for Japan and China ports. October 19. Chahners Graham. Dr. Katsuki. J. Trent Trust Co., Ltd. Nebraskan May Take Passengers. lulu and several passengers for th3 Asai and 2 children, Mrs. Mark. Misses Mori, This morning it will be known wheth-e- r prt. Carroll, Mrs. J. B. Cook, M. J. Aloha for Officers. wife and 2 children, Mrs. II. B. Newell, the Nebraskan will have her license Miss Olive The short stay of the Tenyo Mara M. Newell. Miss R. Bates, changed so that she may carry passen- S. Hoyt, C. Y. Mark. CASH gers or not. The local agents could not in this port was, as venal, a chance Booked to Depart. HOMES OR for their many fries Is to welcome Cap- O. S. S. Alameda, for San Fran- FOR , nate for a certainty last night, but they Per Mrs. Smith, Mrs. M. deemed to think would be no tain Bent and Purser Lacev Goodrich. cisco, today. that there M. Groeper, Miss G. C. TERMS B,'th c'f men are amonj the first Lvons. Miss KAPAHULU Lot .liflieultv and this ehange will tend to tn? Fuller. Miss M. Eooney, Mrs. G. G. i 100x100 ; house; 2 bedrooms $ 600.00 tit Mrs. W. 2 PACIFIC HEIGHTS Lot .". .V. '..", 95o!(H) relieve the present rather congested morn- Congdori. Mrs. A. McKenzie, 100x100; bungalow; 1 bedroom . . ".., '.. $ hand were kept going yesterday Gardner, Mr. . 3 NEAE FOET state of the passenger traffic. ing when the ship was preparing to J. Gardner, Mrs. Louisa SHAFTEE Lot 73x166; house; bargain I!"..!!!!!! l.Woo and Mrs. S. E. Monk. Mr. and Mrs. j 4 KALAEAUA AVENUE Lot The Nebraskan will leave for Kahului leave. Al- - 5&xl00; 2 bedroom modern house l600.00 Percv Haningan and son. Chas. C. j 5 MATLOCK f Hilo, probably on Friday night. - AVENUE Lot 50x90; modern house and Chalmers Graham Has Gone. E. W. Weaver, G. Jop- j $ 2,$OQ.W bright and wife. 6 WALALAE She. will stay one day in each port and pas, A. W. Eames, Mr. and Mrs. Callow, EOAD Large lot; modern residence 2,700.00 HI Chalmers Graham was a prominent 7 f then will go direct to San Francisco. Misses Callow. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. j jfALAE EDJGE 75x150 lot; new bungalow 3,000.00 The rate irom Honolulu to the Coast , passenger on the Tenyo Maru. W. Morse, May Bartols, 8 NUUANU Donahue. J. AVENUE 1 dwelling house and 2 stores, near Beretania avenue $ 3,100.00 wia be tiie same as mar enargeu oy me "Charlie," with his genial smile and Blanche Mertens. Paul Dumid, Mrs. M. 9 ANAPUNI STEEET 75x125 lot; one-stor- home Matson line, namely sixty dollars and Harvey-Elder- , Mrs. 3,200.00 rotund figure, is known all over the Lange. C. Mr. and 10 KINAU STEEET anybody, who wishes to make the trip F. A. E. 50x90 lot; bungalow SO.OO Orient and the Pacific. His semian- Geo. Briggs, H. Hugo, Dittman, 11 f on the Nebraskan, can get full informa- PROSPECT STREET Large lot; well improved 2 bedroom home $ 3,600.00 to Honolulu are always look- Sharp. today from the American-Hawaiia- n nual visits 12 MANOA 200x200 tion by VESSELS IN POET. lot; small modem bungalow 4,000.00 office in the Ilackfeld building. ed forward to his hundreds of 13 ANAPUNI in (Army and Navy.) STEEET 75x110 lot; house OOO.OO The Nebrnt-ka- came into port yes- friends the Islands. The passengers on the b"g Japanese liner may be sure Iroquois. U. S. station tug. 14 WILDER AVENUE 100x150 lot; modern house terday morning, as Clark Russell wonld Middleton. $4,000.00 Kukui. U. S. L. II. Tender, 15 d say ' Loaded to the gun'les." Her of having a jolly trip when Chalmers MAKTKI STREET medium-size- lot; modern house; near Wilder avenue f 4,500.00 Graham is on board. (Merchant Vessels.) 16 capacity is CoOit tons and she brought Gray's Harbor, TANTALUS lot; modern furnished home 5,500.00 Espada, Am. schr., 17 just about this amount of general Grateful for Passage Paid. Oct. 3. PROSPECT STREET modern, well-furnishe- d home $ 6,500.00 freight from Paget Sound. The voyage 18 A story came to light yesterday with Kaiulani, Am. bk., Colly, Auckland, PINEAPPLE RANCH of about 30 acres and modern house $ 7,700.00 was made in nine days and the weather '. regard voyage Sept. SO. 19 PINEAPPLE RANCH of about 25 acres; nnder cultivation; house $ 8,000.00 wtis none too fair. Until well away to the tf the Lurline on Br. sp... Roberts, Kirkcudbrightshire, 20 WAIEZKI BEACH nearly 2 acres 2 from the coast south winds, varying which the X. G. H. boys were on their Hamburg, Oct: 14. land; houses, and barn 9 8,500.00 from south by west to southwest, were j wav to Carnp perrv 21 PUNAHOU SECTION large, modern, beautiful home $15,000.00 " Tbere wa3 a TEANSPOET SEEVICE. met with. When the region of the , r,n..W th IsrtPr were Joun teLoW on boarJ wno had not Buford, ar. S. F. from Hon., Oct. 15. Furnished Houses To Let Strong enough to raise quite a follow- - cllue Tr,e price ot his passage so the Dix, at Manila. f ing sea. marksmen made up a purse to fill up the Logan, from Manila for Hon., Oct. 15 Houses To Let Alapai & Beretania ave, 2 B. B, $30.00 Oct. 14. Waikiki, 2 bedrooms ' difference Thomas, from Hon. for Manila, $35.00 Hilonian One Day Early. and give him something over. No. 819 Nuuanu avenue, 4 bedrooms. .$100.00 "iesterday the mail from the Coast Sheridan, at San Francisco. Beretania avenue 2 bedrooms $25.00 .. Fran- - The Hilonian will leave San br0llght a postal order fpr the amount MOVEMENTS OF SHIPPING Kaimuki 2 bedrooms $25.00 a day eisco on November 16 instead of and a request for the name of the man ADMIRAL, Am. schr., ar. Port Town-sen- d Beretania avenue 2 bedrooms $25.00 j""""r rea- - j who made the highest score. seems later as previously scheduled. The It from Ahukini, Oet. 8. Young street 4 bedrooms ...... $25.00 good j at, th who was helped out by ALICE COOKE, Arr. schr., Penhallow, son of this is that the Matson Vineyard street ; 3 bedrooms ... $30.00 liner will carry a large load of Thanks- - e 0?': 13 80inf ePrve.ss from Pt. Townsend for Hon., Oct. 1. bv a T"U No. 725 Kinau street 3 bedrooms $32.50 ivin, snerialties and. should she , tnanks SlvinS and thlS ALOHA, Am. schr., Weitkunat, from ...... Dv No. 110 Bates street 3 the coaiit on the seventeenth, she bear the name of Captain Coster. Hon. for Pt. Townsend, Oct. 6. bedrooms ...... $35.00 Iftive Ta- - avenue would not dock until one day before AMIRAL CECILE, Fr. ship, ar. Elsie and Young street , 4 bedrooms ...... $40.00 " Townsend, Sept. 15. Thanksgiving. By starting a day earlier ip or ir ir tr r ir gr gr tr coma from Port Beretania avenue , 3 bedrooms ...... $40.00 to 2 r rr ARIZONAN, Am. S. S., from S. F. for she will arrive here in time deliver No. 1475 Thurston avenue 4 bedrooms ...... $40.00 all the ffoods to the merchants. She Sound. Oct.. 18. i MAKUNlfi Kl&POKT. No. 1286 Beretania avenue 5 bedrooms $40.00 should dock early on November 23. ALAMEDA, Am. S. S., ar. Hon. from ...... S. F., Oct. 15. Elsie avenue 5 bedrooms ...... $40.00 Alameda's Big Freight List. J J J JJ J J Jtjt jt Jt Jl jl Jt Jt JH jt ALASKAN, Am. S. S., ar. Salina Cruz When the Oceanic steamship Alameda" (From San Francisco Merchants Ex. from S. F., Oct. 10. ehange.) ALBERT, Am. bk., ar. Port Townsend leaves for San Francisco this morning Tuesday, October 19. from Kailua, Sept. 10. her holds will be chock-- a at ten o'eloek Port Ludlow Sailed, Oet. 18, schr. AMERICANA, Am. schr., from Hilo block with island products. In faet Kona for Honolulu. for Grays Harbor, Oct. 4. the vessel cannot take away all the Grays Harbor Sailed, Oct. 18, schr. ARAGO, Am. bk., from S. F. for TRENT TRUST carry aDOut port. Oct. 18. Ltd. stuff ottering, She will Island CO; jarv e. Foster, for Honolulu 30.000 cases of canned pineapples and Midway Island' Arrived,1 Oct. 19, AORANGI, Br. S. S., from Hon. for fully a thousand crates ot Iresn pines; Flaurence, Ward, hence Octv 4. Colonies, Oct. 16. 1S72 bags of sugar, all that she can Atlantic Range Sailed, Oct. IS, Br. ARCONA, German cruiser, ar. S. F. take; 1000 bundles of hides, 1400 bags S. S. Falls of Orcby, for Honolulu. from Hon., Oct. 16. S. Oct. 9. of Tice and 1000 bags of coffee. The Victoria Arrived, Oct. : 19, S. S. ASTRAL, Am. sp., Dunham, from S. F., Sept. 11. Alameda also has a large list of passen- - Marama, hen'?e Oct. 12. F. for N. Y., Sept. 18. JAMES ROLPH, Am. schr., ar. a F. EGBERT R. HIND, Am. schr., ar. Bel 11. pers booked. In all,, the liner carries San Francisco; Sailed, Oct. 18, A.-- ATLAS, Am. sp., from Yokohama for from Hana, Sept. lingham from S. F., Aug. 20. 2000 tons of freight, while the share S. S. Arizonan, for Sound. Delaware Breakwater, June 22. JAS. H. BRUCE, ar. S. F. from Ma-- E. W. BARTLETT, Am. schr.. ar. S. S-- 15. of this made up of eanned pines is San Francisco Sailed, Oct. 19, A.-- ASIA, Am. S. , ar. Yokohama from hukona, Oct. F. from Pt. Ludlow, July 27. the largest shipment of the product s-- . Columbian, for Honolulu. Hon., Oet. 11. JOHN ENA, Am. sp., Madsen, ar. Phil- SANTA MABIA, S. S., ar. Gaviota from ever carried away by any vessel, Memoranda. ' AMERICA MARU. T. R. K. S. 8., adelphia from Hilo, Aug. 23. Hon., Sept. 27. ar. Salina Cruz from Hon., Oct. 13. KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE. Br. Bp., SCOTTISH MONARCH,, ar. Manila Siberia Due Tomorrow. British S. S. Crown of Galicia, from from Hon. for Oet. 18. from Hon., 9. ' . ' ANNIE JOHNSON, Am. bk., from S. Seattle, Oct. ... tn. Pnget Sound for Australia, passed the S. C. ThaX 1V Cihorio, will nrr- - here eariv. F. Hilo. Oct. 8. KLIKITAT, Am. ar. ALLEN, Am. bk., ar. Eureka ' port, at 4 p. inyestejoUVU well.'? for bkt., Port morrow morning according to the latest ANDREW WELCH. Am. bk., Kelly, Townsend from Hon., April 24. from Hon., Oct. 7. from S. F. Hon., Oct. 6. S. G. WILDER, Am. from S. information the local agents have. for KOREA, Am. S. S., ar. S. F. from Hon., bk., F. that Am. schr., ar. Port Winslow 9. for Hon., Oct. 10. - PORT OF HONOLULU. BALBOA, Oct. She carries a medium freight for Hono- from Redondo, Sept. 18. KOKO HEAD, Am. bkt., from Van SHERIDAN, U. S. A. T., at Seattle. BEDFORD, Br. cruiser, ar. S. F. from couver for Sydney, Sept. Z. ST. KATHERINE, Am. bk., from Hilo AEHIVED. ' " " LOCAL OFFICII OF THE UNITED Hon., Oct. 17. t s KONA, Am. schr., from Sound for Hon. for Redondo, Oct. 6. STATES WEATHER BUREAU. Tuesday, October 19. BEN LEE, Br. sp., ar. Port Winslow Oct. 18. SOPHIE CHRISTENSEN, Am. schr. A.-H- . S. S. 19, 1909. Nebraskan, from Puget from Seattle, Sept. 10. Am. from Hon. for Port Townsend, Sept lofioTlilu, Tuesday, October a. m. KAIULANI, bk., Colly, ar. Hon. Sound, BENICIA, Am. bktne, from Hon. for from Auckland, Sept. 20. 29. Str. W. G. Hall from Kauai ports, Sound, Oct. 9 SIBERIA, Am. S. S., Yokolama WIND LOGAN, U. S. A. T., Williams, from from THERMO. SS a. m. BOREALIS, Am. schr., ar. Hilo from for Hon., Oct. 12. s Manila for Hon., Oct. lo. F IS a DEPAETEDi Grays Harbor, Sept. 23. LOTTIE BENNETT, Am. schr., ar. TENYO MARU, Jap. S. S., from Hon. Oa 4 T. K. K. S. S. Tenyo Mam for Yoko- BUFFALO, U. S. N. T., ar. S. F. from Pt for Yokohama, Oct. 19. PS Townsend from Kahului, Oct. 2. a s 10 a. m.- T. P. Am. Irsen, ar. 2. 2. hama, Hon., Aug. 29. LURLINE, Am. S. S., Weeden, ar. S. EMIGH, bkt., B Manna Kea Maui ports and A. T., S. Port Townsend from Mazatlan, Aug. I Str. for BUFORD. U. S. ar. F. from F. from Hon., Oct. 12. TO BE SUED 9 12 21. Hilo. noon. Hon.. Oct. 15. MARY-WINKELMA- Am. bkt., ar. IScOTsoTcB"":! 78 1. 66 I ms Str. Ke An Hon for Kawaihae, a. m. C. A. THAYER, Am. schr., ar. Astoria Port Townsend from Hon., Oct. 1. THOMAS, U. S. A. T., from Hon. for Str. Mikahala for Molokai and Maui, from San Pedro, Sept. 4. Br. S. S., ar. from Manila, Oct. 14. X9C1 j 83 t!6 74 .04 78 S KB MARAMA. Victoria (Continued from Page One.) p. m. CELTIC CHIEF, Br. sp., James, from Hon., Oct. 19. TEXAN, Am. S. S.. ar. Delaware 81 S HK ports, p. m. 14. 1902 30 PO) 74 78 .0u 62 Str. Tinau"for Kauai Hamburg for Hon., July 16. MAKURA, Br. S. S. from Hon. for Breakwater from Hilo, Oct. Graft Somewhere. S!t. Maui for Hawaii ports, p. m. CENTURY, Br. S. S.. from Vancouver VFNNACHAR, S. S., from Hon. for Logan went He 19C3 :i9-W- , "2 89 76 . 00 76 4 .' Colonies, Sept. 17. Supervisor farther. si Str. Niihafor Honokaa, p. m. for Sydney via S. F., Sept. 1. MAKAWELT, Am. bk., Neilsen, ar. Newcastle, Sept. 10. rl.-iini-f il that Mavnr Fern was afraid 1904 29 95 81 68 7S OS 72 5 UK 5 VIRGINIAN, Am. S. S., ar. S. F. from : SAIL TODAY, i t CHINA, Am. S. S., ar. Yokohama from Santa Barbara from Nanaimo, Sept. 3. to etanii for ti,e agreement, and wade , ! Satf-Franeisc-o 21. Salina Cruz, Oet. 3. 1905- 80 OS 81 69 75 4 .05 62 4 E 12 O. S, S. Alameda for Hon. Sept. MASSACHUSETTS, Am. S. S., ar. tjie statement that Superintendent 10 a. m. CONCORD, U. S. S., ar. S. F. from Delaware Breakwater from Hilo, WASHTENAW, tank S. S., Graham, Campbell 's books would show that 1906 ;29.8 62 V2 77 .001 71 5 KB 5 10. j DUE TOMOEEOW, Hon., Oct. 10. Sept. 27. from Port San Luis for Hon., Oct. Mayor Fern i,a)j itcen excused from t he WILHELMINA, Am. S. S., launched at , 1907 80.03 80 7 3 76 .CO: 5 5 SB ll CORONADO, Am. bkt., Houdlette, ar. METHA NELSON, Am. schr., from S. pavment 0f $30o worth of water rates. P. M. S. S. Siberia from Yokohama, Newport News, Sept. 18, 1909, S. F. from Hon., AuKnst - F. for Sound, Aug. 13. looks to ne a good deal like graft 1908 30.00 n 71 76 .C2: 76., 5 E 6 a. m. W. Am. from Re- "It i i CIIIYO MARU, Jap. S. S., ar. Yoko II. MARSTON, schr., (juinn. Claudine from Maui, a. m. MEXICAN. Am. S. S.. ar. S. F. from somewhere," said Supervisor 77 68 6 10 Str. hama Hon., Oct. 1. dondo for Oct. 7. 19C9 30.12 82 72 T j B irom Salina Cruz, Oct. 15. nilot Short and Ugly Words. SAIL FRIDAY. COLUMBIAN, Am. S. S., from S. F. W. II. SMITH, Am. bkt., from Hon. for SO.Ol! i i Am. S. S., Yoko- Avge 82 70 76 .C'i' 69 4 E .... MANCHURIA, ar. Marston Campbell was called up on A.-- S. S. Nebraskan for Kahului, tor Hon., Oet. Puget Sound, Oct. 7. lt. hama from Hon., Sept. 14. the telephone a short time later, and WM. B. 8TOCKMAN, Hilo and San Francisco, p. m.- - DAUNTLESS, Am. schr., Jonsien, Nishl, WM. P. FRYE, Am. sp., from N. Y. MANSHU MARU, Jap. S. S., told what had been said. He promptly Section Director. PASSENGEES. ar. Sound from Hon., Sept. 25. from Hon. for S. Am. ports. Aug. 3. for Hon. Aug. 21. DEFENDER. Am. schr., from Honoipu W. F. GARMS, Am. bk., from Santa came dowa town and denied in tote Arrived. MONGOLIA, Am. S. S., from Hon. for the statements made by Quinn and TIDES. SUN AND MOON. tor Fort Townsend, Oct. 9. Rosalie for Port Townsend, Aug. 18. ; Ter .str. TV. O. Hal!, from Kauai Yokohama, Oct. 11. Logan, (branding the latter as a triple quarter of the moon Oct. 21. s. DIRIGO. Am. sp., Hoa. Dela- W. S. Am. S. S., McDonald, First Leo VTo. M-- irom for MONTCALM, Fr. sp., from Sound for PORTER. norts. Oct. 1J. Sam Ku. ware Breakwater, June 26. ar. Gaviota from Hon., Oct. 1. falsifier if he ever made any such state- ! Craw--: Hon., Aug. 19. W. H. Rice. Mrr. R. L. Wilcox, F. DIX, U. S. A. T., Ankers, at Manila. Br. S. S., from Makaweli for ments. C. W. Bishop MOANA. Br. S. 8., ar. Sydney from ZAMBESI, ford, S. K. Kaeo, Spitz, DOLBADARN CASTLE, Br. bk., from Sydney, Sept. 28. "I have never spoken to Supervisor Hon., March 21. matter but once," Libert. Taltal for Europe, Aug. 18. Am. S. S., ar. Salina Aylett about this Departed. MISSOURIAN. Mr. Campbell, on that occa- E. F. WHITNEY, Am. bk., Jorgenson, Cruz Hilo, Oct. 10. said "and p. p m. Kea. for Maui ports from SUPERVISOR WANTS 1 out from A.m.i it., in v ni. Sets Ter str. Mauna ar. S. F., July 24. Am. schr., from sion advised him to cut the M 18 6.11 1 7 5 37 11 14 5 58 5.31 6 49 IP R. Irwin, II. E. Kel-se- MARY E. FOSTER, I and Hilo. Oct. 'ordinance any provision for the collec '' i t EL LOBA, S. S., Gray, ar. S. F. from Port Townsend for Hon., Oct. 13. DEATH HOLE MARKED 53 5 59 C. Bunkhase. G. G. Williamson and as 1 TC:9 7.0" 6.00 11.43 2 5.30 H.36 Yokohama (for So. Am.), Aug. 30. Town-sen- d tion of an inspection ree owievt-- Lish-ma- n, MANILA, Am. schr., ar. Port i wife, II. P. Baldwin and wife, E. would make the ordinance invalid. ! ENTERPRISE, Am. S. S., from Hon. 4. that w r20 7 57- 1.7 a.8. 4 23 5.59 5 29 10 36 Lish- - from Hon., Sept. I I Thos. Ushman, Harold a.m. Mrs. for Hilo, Oct. 8. MARION E. CHILCOTT, Am. sp., ar. Supervisor MeClellan last night I Not Eunnlng Aylett. 21: 9 C2 1.611-2- 5.28 C.S3 6 CO 5 2911.29 man Mrs. R. L. i:cot, Miss Emny I EDWARD SEWALL, Am. sp., Quick, Gaviota from Hon., Oct. IS. j Aylett I thought the - Rice, Mrs. E. Glen Johnson, Miss Par brought to the attention of the board "I told that F 10.12 1 8 11.57 6.C3 2.14,6 00,5 28 from Newport .News for Hon., Oct. 2. MURIEL, Am. schr., ar. S. F. from eonnty had a perfect right to have a a t I sons, W. Ambrose. Miss Edna the fact that the dangerous hole at Mrs. J. ETHEL ZANE. Am. schr., ar Grays Honoipn, Sept. 10. ordinance for the regulation of street S 2311.20 1.6 e 36 4.22.6 01 5.87 0.29 riovd. Mrs. W. E. McGinn. Mrs. A. W a.kik! near the Moana Hote1, in p.u. Harbor from Kahului, Oct. 15. NEBRASKAN, Am. S. S., ar. nou. provision requiring n 1 SS Hi R. 27 1.32 " Hon." which a or of one of the cruisers s i4 12 17 i ii rV " "' "' '.'"'",' ' ESPADA. Am. schr.. ar. from from Seattle, Oet. 19. sai co tfiar. i Mr nnd Afr "Duckworth. Hon. Hoi 3. was drowned a few weeks ago, is still . 1 , , . : Decern- - Grav 's Harbor. Oct. NEUILLY, Fr. bk., ar. Kahului from injr up rne 10 iiui,' mem j First quarter of the moon Utein, Sheriff Pua. W. A. Dean. II. S. OF unmanned and liable at any time to sums uitc., , (Mr FALLS Cuxw, Am. sp., Quick, Cardiff, Sept. 28. 21. . Mills' Mrs. S. M Flack. Miss Katherme Oct. 1. S. Hon. claim another victim. He said he K""'4 from Gaviota for Hon., NIPPON MARU, Jap. S., from , would be a good thing. But I never said The tides at Kahului and Hilo oceur Elgin. W. M. Flack. W. i. I. i. .4 r r. nmnnla r os rw A CA lT whitnev. R. R. FALLS OF ORCHY, Br. S. S., from for S. F., Oct. 16. '"" S" ..h- "- to Aylett. about one hour earlier than at Hono Payne, Geo. Moore. Mrs. C. Worth, Sir?. u.6 and "nv,V or did anvtbing influence Atlantic Range for Hon., Oct. IS. NOORDBRABANT, Dutch cr., ar. S.F. ought to be put there "phat'H the only time I ever mentioned lulu. J. Pavne and three children. Mrs. Ayrvs. F. M. SLADE, Am. schr., Johnson, ar. 12. he d,dn t know whether it was the from Hon., Oct. J Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours Peabodv. Mrs. E. Kaeo, Mrs. do or not, he , Mrs. Lucv San Pedro from Gray's Harbor, Aug. NORDSJTERN, Nor. sp.. Bjaastal, city's flnisiness to this , ridiculous to that 10 minutes slower than Greenwich and wife, John , A. Knvashi K. Tokohae 31. ar. Port Townsend from Hon., Oct. 7. didn't think a technicality of that kind BBvf hini ,n An w!th th 'atter. meridian of 157 way e- , , - - time, being that of the Ki Lous. James Gnehe. Goo Lip, K FQOHNG SUEY, Am. bk., Wlllett, NORDSEE, Ger. ep., from Hon. for ought to stana in rne w - entirely, for I whis- . degrees thirty minutes. The time Machena. B. T. Baldwin and wife. Miss ar. N. Y. from Kahului, Sept. 4 16. might be a question of saving a human , p. m., Tahiti. Sept. to Lp a estifm tle blows at 1:30 which is the B. Bard. Miss A. Bard. Miss E. Bard, FULLERTON, Am. bk., ar. Port San NUUANU, Am. bk., Josselyn, from 0 0 minutes. B, between the telephone company and the same as Greenwich hours r:s; Mrs. E. Bruckman. Luis from Portland, Sept. 12. New York for Hon., July 17. Ouinn took the same view, saying Mr. ; countv. I have not even seen Bun and moon are for loeal time for p T)i1:infrham. Mr. A. Perry. Miss FLAURENCE WARD, Am. schr., ar. OCEAN QUEEN, Br. S. S., wrecked on that he thought the board could afford group. A. . the whole Thomas. Miss M. Farr, J. Magoon Midway from Hon.. Oct. 19. reef between Tahiti and AlaKatoa, TO SirClCIl H J'OilJL HIC Crtmr .fi. ra Only Poppycock. IT. R. Brvar.t. H. Schultze, FRIEDA, Ger. sp., Logeman, from As- life. On his motion the matter and wife. Sept. 29. ing story about my having eve METEOROLOGICAX HECOHD. H. Scliultze and two children. M. toria for Europe, Aug. 20. Am. schr., from was referred to the road committee. "Any Mrs. OCEANIA VANCE, excused Mayor Fern from the payment Issued Everv Sunday Morning by the G Poachal. Chas. Swain, Peter Gibb GAMBLE. Am. schr., ar. Port Gamble Eureka for Hilo. Oet. 16. Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau. Ethel Spalding, Miss from April 26. of water or sewer rates is poppycock. and wife. Miss Hilo. OLIVER J. OLSEN, Am. schr., fro' COMPANIES ARE Mayor Ad-miral- NEW The truth of the matter is this. Chung Hoon. wife GLACIER. U. S. S., Hon. tv Mice Snalding. H. from for Aberdeen for Callao, Aug. 27. sueL THERM. ij WIND A. Mason, 3. y'TIi wa3 notified to pay up or be I children. P. W. B'uett, Islands, Oct. OLYMPIC, bk., from S. F. for Hon., STARTED IN 0 and BUblNtib He thMi C8me-t- compiaine4 Mr. Ricknrd. H. C. Cressman. M. M. GLENHOLM, Br. sp., Williams, ar. 7. Oct - he overcharged for water, W. Grav, .T. Hind. H. from Aug. 10. S. Two incorporations were filed yester- that had been Graham. T. P. H Portland Hon., O, M. KELLOGG, Am. schr., from ' and C. O. G. W. treasury office, He was running a tenement house i Ronton. J. Duncan. Geo. Watt. WATSON, Am. schr., from Hon. F. for Papeete, Aug. 12. da v in the territorial 2 I t M. C. Taylor, Mrs. Nawahi, for Hanamaulu, Sept. 15. Am. ar. S. F. from br-m- Hono- - l"r! Sr.Tonson. PHILIPPINE, schr., articles presented for the R.jt be cUiine(, that most of lbem were li Charlotte Davison, W. Hannis. James H. HACKFELD, Gr. sp., from Rotter- San Diego, March 15, (in port May lulu Soda Water Company, Ltd., and , sanorg and were not there all the time Lynch. dam for Hon., Sept. 7. 22). Cv 6! 6 6 thought he ought not to have 9 3C.r2 62 S-- the American Steam Laundry Company, and he P rtrtj K ports. Oct. HAWAII, Am. bkt., ar. Auckland Am. S. , from Seattle " M ill ,vi S3 .CO 4 E 6 Per str. Kinau. for Kauai from PLEIADES, so much. i Ltd. i to pay So C4 81 .14 78i 7 Jff 6 If). C. A. Bnms. C. F. Astoria. Sept. 17. IS. T '12 7i W. Cnnradt. for Hon., Oct. j j 4 been organized by investigated and discovered that V jl4 3'i.t0 82 74 02 7rt 4 SE Herrick. Mrs. J. Cockett and child. Dr. HAWAIIAN ISLES, Am. sp., from PROSPER, Am. schr., ar. Eedondo The former has "I T il4.3D.Ci hi 73 .0 74! n 5 Japanese and capitalized at $5000 with this was true. Mr. Fern was about 721 y 7 Philadelphia S. F.. 22. 11. dat-ar- F !i.'!i..v, 73 71 .o. 2 e G. H Huddv. Mrs. M. Hill. P. Hanna. for June from Hon., Aug. Some the debt e ' 1 12 a limit of $30,000. The incorporators $300 in arrears. of lit-- 79 67 .10 66 i H. C. WRIGHT, Am. ar. S. sp., from Lelth for 8 Geo. Hnddv. F. Crawford. C. W. Spitz. schr.. F. RIVERSIDE, Br. E. Frasher, C. before the Act of 1904 and was M. Osaki. from Hon. via Fanning. Oct. 16. Hon., Mav 23. S. Takahashi, Charles ei back 1Tenrv Sheldon. Jas. K. Kula. Y. Ogasawa and Ichitaro in the nature of a contract. So I agreed Note. Barometer readings are cor T. Rev. G. C. Kim, Envoy HILONIAN. Am. S. S., ar. S. F. from R. P. RITHET. Am. bk., Drew, from Kimura, Oknmura. j Mr. Fern would pay up within rected for temperature, instrumental T. and wife. Mrs. TI Hon.. Oct. 14. Hon. for S. F., Oct. 9. Uyeno. that if Chandler. Brandt company has been or-- a certain time, I would reduce the errors, local gravity, and reduced j p and E, Am. schr., Thompson, ar. ROBERT LEWERS, Am. schr.. Under- The laundry and Wishard and wife. F. Weber HELEN ". D. Lufkin,! j ganized bv B. Cooper. C. amount. to sea level. Average cloudiness stated wife. Lucy Spencer, Townsend from Hon., Oct. 12. wood, ar. Port Townsend from Redon- witb- - Miss Weber. Miss Port 4 T.?Tsiinotr .Tr WilHAiTi T). Me-- 1 has not paid i la.arifl "Rnt Mavor Fern 0 to 10. Direction of fT5! Am. S. S., ar. S. from do, Aug. 30. In scale from Peters, Mrs. Alice Spencer. Mrs. HELEXE, F. I specified, and just to show I and D. H. Case. The capital in the time' direction during 24 S. Car-hour- s 4. EOMA, S. 8., from Port San Luis for Intvre wind Is prevailing Hoapili. Rev. E. Timcteo. M. Hon.. Oct. re was J. set $12,000 with fa-tn- vmi that there is not and never ending 8 p. m. Velocity of HONGKONG MAEU, Jap. S. S., from Hon. Sept. 26. stock has been at at ralh'o. J. R. Smith. S. E. Martin. Mrs. to $50,000. Cooper any agreement to let him off from tho average velocity In miles per Hon. Yokohama, Sept. 20. EOMERA, Br. S., from Newport increases limited wind Is H. Guerrero, Mrs. Pahnilio. N. Takei. H. for a his in the company from payment of what he owes the Territory, hour. H. HYADES. Am. S. S., from Kahclui for News for Hon., Sept. 9. takes interest tomor- - Koto. Chas. Lucas and wife, Elliott land the corner of Parker Lane and suit will be begun against him WM. B. STOCKMAN. STiil wife ' S. Fa Oct. II ROBERT SEARLES. Am. seh., PiltB, at street which he turns over to it. J row morning. Section Director. Per str. Mikahala, for JTolokai and IEMGAED, Am. bktne, from Hon. for ar. Port Townsend from Port Allen, Liiiha

) THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEBTISEBi HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, OCTOEEE 20, 1909. Fraternal Meetings Q STUNT IN Jas. F. Morgan Castle & Cooke, Ltd. rOLTVESIA ENCAMPMENT NO. 1. - - AMUSEMENTS - - aHTPPINO AND COMMIMIO L O. O. F. par Ifrata Urst and third Friday of tha LA MERCHANTS. month, at rf77:80 p. m., in Odd Fellow' . W fre Fort Street. Visiting brotbera cordially in- - Tited to attend. Fun, is crowd. The little girls down W. ELLERBBOCK, C. P. unadulterated and wholesome, are for a ten L. L. LA PIEKBE. Scribe. the keynote of the success of the Arm- clever bit of song work. BONDS STOCKS, SUGAR FACTORS AND i not Atcherleys Again in Public strong & The Waverley QBtim EXCELSIOR LODGE SO. 1, Z. O. O. T. the Verne Comedy Company which Dance. INSURANCE AGENT, Meet avey Tuesday tveowg, at 7:30, in' gave its initial performance at the The Waverley dancing club which at Odd JTaliowa Ball, eon street. visiiuig Eye with Unusual Motion AND REAL ESTATE feoiAsra cordially iDTited to attend. Opera House last evening under the di- meets in Waverley hall, at the corner M. W. TSCHUDI, N. G. for Release. L. L. LA PIERRE, Sec'y. rection of W. D. Adams. Some mem- of Hotel and Bethel street,every night f Tl bers of the troupe are funnier than is improving in quality every gath- - LODGE NO 3, O. O. at EEPRESENTINO HASJaONT I. P. - ! every Monday 7 :30, others but all serve to present a pro- ering. The Meeta evening, at in Arguing their own case, or, rather, patrons of the hall are well New England Mutual the Hall, Fort Street. Visiting laugh-provokin- g Life LumrsiM Odd Fellows' gram of skits which j nla brothere cordially inrited to attend. the case of Doctor Atcherley for a writ behaved and they go to the dance with Company of Bottom. &. W. FOSTER, N. G. of certiorari, Mrs. Atcherley and her kept the audience in the best of humor, j tne game eare as to the;r ,jress that No, 857 Kaahumanu St. E. R. HENDRY, Sec'y. J Aetna Fixe Insurance husband If Eddie Foy, the premier funmaker they would if they were attending a Company. adjudged insane yesterday ap National Fire Insurance Comyaay. PACITIO EEBEEAH LODGE NO. 1, peared before the Supreme Court and Citizens' HO X. O. O. F. Insurance Company (Hartfar Meeta every second and fourth Thursday, were allowed to present thf-i- r case, de Fire Insurance Company). at 7:30 p. m.. Odd Fellows' Hall. Visiting FUN-MAKE- Iondon Assurance Corporation. ltebekah are cordially invited to attend. spite the irregularity of the proceed RS SCORE HIT FREIDA VON' BERG, S. G. NICHOLSON, Secy. ing. ALICE WE FULL-WEIGH- Various breaches of court procedure DELIVER T IC1 OLIVE BRANCH BEBEKAH LODGE NO. 2, HP TO YOUR DOOB FOE I. O. O. F. were indulged in by each, but th TWENTY Meet aevery first and third Thursday, at ' court was lenient and refrained from FIVE CENTS PES 7:80 p. m., in Odd Fellows' Hall. Visiting vo HUNDXSD. Bebekahs are cordially invited to attend. i citi ni; them for contempt, as thev Weeks BAENHART, TELEPHONE SALLIK It. WILLIAMS, N. G. might have done a lawyer in several ALEXANDRA BATH, Sec'y. ! CHANT instances. Jn the afternoon both ap STREET, I OCEANIC LODGE NO. S71, F. & A. M. pea red before the f federal grand jury, Meets on the last Monday of each upon what business is not yet made morth, at MaBonic Temple, at 7:30 p. m. Visiting brethren are cordially in- public. vited to attend. As a side issue in the action bv Dr. ".:x my R. H. BEMROSE, W. M. W. H. GOETZ, Secy. John Atcherley for a writ of certiorari, the alleged insane man has applied t LEAHl CHAPTEE NO. 2, O. E. S. that bodv for release from the inline Meets every third Monday of each asvlum on bail. Ateheriev pre month, at 7:30 p. m., in the Masonic Jf's. "We are offering for two weeks only Temple. Visiting sistera and brothers sented his motion briore the court yes- are cordially invited to attend. terday, and in such a way that she the WILL DO IT. ANNA 8. WRIGHT. W. M. ( house and lot on mauka side of she ADELAIDE M. WEBSTER, was asked bv the court if had been Secretary. admitted to the bar. In the motion A Wilder avenue, opposite switch. signed and presented by his wife, the LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 3, O. E. 8. doctor says: V "YAMATOYA' Meets at the Masonic Temnle everv ALL KINDS OF second Saturday of each month, at "Although no bail has been allow m Mk. l :su p. m. lsitme sisters and broth' ed before this court in cases of this ... A SHIRTS, PAJAMAS ' era are cordially invited to attend. and KIMONOS M1J.MK KHOADS, W. M. nature, still, in an urgent case against MARGARET LISHMAN, Secy. your affiant such as this, which has MADE TO ORDEB. lasted ever since the J4th of July, 1909, OAHTJ LODGE NO. 1, K. of P. 1248 Tort St., just above OrphMua., Meeta every first and third Friday at T:30 and the confinement of the said John o'clock, Pythian Hall, corner Beretanis and Atcherley has lasted during the whole Fort streets. Visiting brothers cordially in- vited to attend. period to the present date, the said As u like it, cash, or time, for a F. R. NTGENT, C. C. John Atcherley deems it rmost neees R. GOSLING. EL of R. A 8. sary for the sake of his life, which house and lot in Kalihi; two minutes Rubber Goods WILLIAM McETNLET LODGE NO. 8. has been greatly attacked and injured GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. EL of P. by the treatmentreceived at the hands from King street 99 Meeta every second and fourth Saturday B. H. PEASE . . evening at 7:30 o'clock, in Pythian Hall, of the supervisors of the insane asy- . PrAwK corner Beretania and Fort atreets. Visiting lum, where he is now x that brothers cordially invited to attend. this honorable court, taking into con- Market 8treet F. M. McGREW. C. O. San Francisco. Cal., U.S.A. E. A. JACOB SON, K. R. 8. sideration the mere fact that there is KEEP YOUR no law in our statutes denying a man COURT CAM0E3 NO. 8110, A. O. F. release on bail or bond in this matter, Meets every second snd fourth Tues- Coca day of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in will therefore grant the motion herein EYE ON Cola Refreshes San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. prayed Visiting brothers cordially invited to for." attend. In his affidavit the doctor says that BOTTLED BY Reai CAESAR MEDEIROS, 0. R. an agreement exists between himself HAWAIIAN SODA issue. H. PEREIRA, F. 8. and Mrs. Emma Nakuina to treat rela- WORKS Hav PHONE CAMOES CIRCLE NO. 240, O. O. F. tives of hers for leprosy and claims 516. Transf Meets every second and fourth Thurs- that they are suffering by his enforced Big day of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in inability to treat them. He says San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. that Catton, Neill & company, refrig( Visiting companions are cordially in- he is not allowed the customary priv- Ltd. Now i rited to attend. ileges of other inmates of the asylum. s MRS. M. R. MEDEIROS, 0. 0. There are only a few-lot- left this ENGINEERS AND MACHINSW. Two MR. L. A. PERRY, F. S. Mrs. Atcherley in her affidavit says Queen and Richards at Wi she knows being Street. that an attack is side of the Ridge. You will never re Boilers re-tub- , ware COURT LTJNALTLO NO. 6600, A. O. F. made on the life of her husband. Dr. with charcoal-ir- o Meets every first and third Wednes- TOM ARMSTRONG OF ARMSTRONG & VERNE. steel tubes. General ship Lace day evenings of each month, at 7:30 Atcherley, to give weight to his aff- gret buying one of these lots. We can work. p. m., in Pythian Hall, corner Fort idavit, signs himself M. K. C. S., L. s J jm Jts i ij i a jsm v v J jl jim ji t v tm --i ary b and Beretania streets. Visiting broth-er- a always arrange terms to suit, cordially Invited. R. C. P. of a former day, were not just now soeial function at a private house. Man . "Fc W. KELLE, C. R. on the real Rialto, it would not be ager Kainoa is careful to see that there OUR the wt JAS. K. KAULIA, P. O., F. 8. shall be no disorder and his patrons MEATS animal difficult to imagine that he was on the ALL EIGHT. sges b HOKOLULTJ AERIE 140. F. O. E. are better satisfied in consequence. The Prompt audelivery every a jfa, SV Meets on second and' .Opera House stage last evening, when- terms are so reasonable that the place day. Ehle Wednesday even- - j i ?I&bw ourtn ever Tom Armstrong appeared. is at all times weir patronized by young JJew nfeLJr ings of eaeh month., at : HOTEL Have You Mil i tlnXr in ln, hi.n Tom Armstrong is the real funmaker people who enjov the dancing. The c.q.yee hop , Krtjf a Hall, corner Beretania and Fort atreets. music by the Kawaihau Quintet Club is ace. jwitii Visiting Eagles are invited to attend. of the troupe. In drawling speech, in- STEWART X lOjOLCHAJSKET. WM. O. MeCOY, V?. P. excellent. Chih H. T. MOORE, Secy. sinuating voice in topical songs, in necess: makeup and in his movements, he is PREFERRED BY . HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 64, A. A. of M. SAN FRANCISCO ALL balanc M, the Eddie Foy Kawai F, Geary Street, above Union Square of the old, old days. He Heard Keystone-Elgi- Meetat on the first Sunday Just opposite Hotel St. harum-scaru- fl (1 n open t SVenill? Of Amh mnntn at T Francis is a product of the stage, (T ' mt ' O'clock. OHit Fnlln' European Plan $1.50 a day up but his acts are finished. As a clog 1 A JH JL Puri HalL All sojourning breth- American of the great butter ren are cordially invited to Plan $3.00 a day up dancer, he took the audience by storm, 1) success of Hawaiian pine- attend. Steel Ingersoll who h By order "Wbrtav President, and brick structure, furnish, and is already the idol of the gallery apples on the Coast t Watches is trn J. B. ings cost i SEARLE. $200,000. High class hotel gods. JOS. 80HWABTK. Co., tl FRANK O. POOR. Secy. at moderate rates. Center of theatre performance They are in great demand; so will Aim and retail The is interspersed by The district. On carlines trans, moving pictures which are rather good, THEODORE ferring city. the land be that raises thera. We have laces ROOSEVELT allover Omnibus meets , a military picture of Civil War days, W. CAMP NO. 1, U. S. W. V. all trains and steamers. Send J. SMITHIES. Manager. Hawaiian ItamM be set Meets every for Deing a . i some first and third booklet with map of San Francisco. iavorite. Pupukea land for sale; let the old Calabashes, Tayu, Tho! Wednesday of each month In There are three Vernes Priseilla, Joe Curios Waverley Hall, corner Bethel and Hotel Stewart now recognized as and SouvnJra. a ship and Alf and Tom Armstrong, small farmer look into this. Full par- ISLAND rv-- Hotel atreets, at 7:80 p. m. Hawaiian Island beadquarers.Cable and the crmin -t- he By order of the Camp Com- quartet produee the show which address, "Trawets." ABC Code. entire ticulars at our office as to James Stelner, SUM ward 'i mander. is varied and full of ginger. Armstrong acreage and Building, J. K. BROWN. Hotel StreM. that Adjutant. HOTEL STEWART and Priseilla V erne appear in skits and terms. ioibuia always furnish no end of rollicking fun. The come. Hon lady's gowns are showy and her acting sent t KABTNE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL ASSO- Laund CIATION. is in thorough accord with the antics AT AUCTION dyed Meeta second and fourth Mondays of each of Armstrong. The singing throughout month new K. of of at the P. Hall, corner Fort is very good, Verne Sai and Beretania streets. THE NUUANU Alf possessing a ed GEORGE E. WARD, President. splendid voice, but whenever Armstrong Beach Honolulu wi H. Q. WOOTTEN, Secretary. appears he holds the center of the stage. .Mis 1634 Nuuanu Ave., near School St. HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1. O. R. M. His eccentric costumes go a long ways Dient Meets every first and third Large and airy furnished rooms and to gain popularity with the audience. A house and lot on Beach road for Scrap exhibi Thursday of each month, ia K. Cottages or Iron Co. org th of P. HalL corner Fort and with without board. $2.00 a Many of the jokes, while bordering on At the residence of E. C. Brown, cor-- k Beretania streets. Visiting day; special rates by the month. the risque are new some of them. $3000.00. 0. H. BROWN in voi brothers cordially Invited to appre- .... MAViam ton b The audience was a large and ' attend. ner Manoa road and Kamehameha HA LEK A.TJWTLA STREET E. V. TOOD. C. of R. ciative one. The next performonce will Highest Ttrino ..j m . . Lac L. A. PERRY, Sachem. Apartments, Cuisine and Service be given tomorrow night, and again on avenue, College Hills, Scrap Iron and all metals them. Saturday evening. TaaT.. M : Pasi HONOLULU LODGE 616, Highest Standard Hecona-han- d Macalmsr. B. P. O. B. The Empire. A Bunch Tel. 642. P.O. BoxMTTi vised will meet In their hall. MONDAY, OCT. wilf) Kin it street, near Fort, every The PLEASANTON "Panther hunting in Java" is one 25, 1909 Lov) Friday eveninff. Visiting tion brothers are cordially in- Wilder Ave. and Punahou of the most thrilling films shown on a of cottages near the car, all in good re KWONG HIN6 GHONG rited to attend. screen. gives GO. Prepei A. DOUTHITT, E. B. It a clear idea of the O'CLOCK A. M. E. AT 10 pair, will sell as a whole or will sell a The H. C. EASTON. Secy. difficulties and dangers which beset the CHINESE single one. GRASS LINENS, finds HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB. hunter of ferocious beasts in the jungle his t Meets on 2nd and 4th Fridays in the month DELMONICO HOTEL Gunn Sectional Bookcase, UaXiES' SHIRTWAISTS. PONQB and what may nave Roosevelt 's to-d- at 8 o'clock, in Rooms 11 and 12, Alexander been Wicker Rockers, Rattan Eockers. The location is right and so is th; Yonn Buildin. ISO Beretania Street, adjoining Central work in Africa. "A Chinese Wedding" Heavy Leather Upholstered Rocker, 1024 NTJT7ANTJ ITXZXT Silves r maclEAS. Chief. price. They bring in a good hree JAMES H. FIDDES, Secy. rire utauon. j should draw a crowd from the Chinese Heavy Mahogany Rocker, income. aTirrushed rooms, mosquito proof. Mahogany district because has local color in Parlor Table, HAWAII CHAPTER NO. 1, OKDEE OF First class accommodation, ea auite it it Mission Oak Rocker, PRECIOUS KAMEHAMEHA. or and things No boosting STONES COT" every and third Thursday ngle, for men only. suc'i are always of interest Large Center Rugs, required for Manoa val- set Meets first Terms ' in rings and brooches. Gol as evening of each month at 7:30 o'clock in reasonaable. not alone to the Oriental but to the Electric Reading Light, ley; silver jewelry made to HalL Odd Fellows' building, on Roller-to- p the lots we are offering in sec- order at res Fraternity Anglo-Saxon- s Desk. this Fort street. whose customs are so very aWe prices. Your trade solieite. X. FERNANDEZ, different. This is a good film and will Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine, tion equal the best, and the Knanhao. HOTEL MAJESTIC Ladies' Dressing prices are Saens Block, Fort and Beretania SU certainly be enjoyed. A lesson for the Table, SUN WO The in Center Tables, Card Table, rrasonable. DAHXEN COUNCIL, NO. 66S. T. M. I., Fine furnished rooms, $1 impecunious is shown the series CHAN - Palol. every second and Wednesday at per day oi Oak Rockers, Cheffoniers, CHEW . MANAQH meets fourth 10 per month and up. Splendid "How Jones Paid His Debts." This 7:80 o'clock p. m. in St. Louis College a through good Large Leather Upholstered Patent 1808 Maunakea St., P. O. Whicl; Alumni Hall (Dreier Hall), Union street. aommodationa. is comedy all the way and Box lit Visiting members are always welcome. comedy at that. Another one is Rocker, who GALLAGHER, Veranda Chairs. Mosquito W. J. President "Hunted by the Cons." There is a Nets Vaia H. P. O'SCLLIVAN. Secretary. MRS. C. A. BLAISDELL. Proy. Feather Pillows. Sideboard, ' thrill or two in this but it is a thrill the of the humorous variety. The films are Extension Dining Table, lald'ki TOM li China KEENE Win. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd. all good and will be enjoyed. Closet, Th( THE QUEEN Chafing Dish. Cut Glass. Carav AGENTS FOR THE The Park Theater. Japanese Dinner Set. 175 pieces A large house, thoroughly overhaul- . Jewel Stove, Meat ' origin j'oral Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Ssf-land- Nuuanu Street, near Vineyard. "Remember the location of the Tark Saft, Refrigerator. Cooking ed; large grounds covered with trees; Best 5 c Cigar ing t FURNISHED APARTMENTS Theater, Fort street just below Bere- Utensils, Scottisn Union & National Insurance Iron Beds, Springs. and price very low for this section. arbor FROM $2.50 tania. Tonight will be shown "Broth- Mattresses. Bureaus, Co. of Edinburgh, Scotland. UPWARD. Th Tae Upper Rhine Insurance Co, Ltd. 'Ira. A. McDowall - . Proprietress ers in Arms," one of the best results Ferns, Fishtails, Palms. Commercial Union Assurance Co, LtA from the recent attempts of the Edison' WING CHONG CO. adapt of London. company. It deals with the civil war ALSO nial, and the battle is seen from KOA FURNITURE. afar. It 20 Vols, of Thackeray's avoni is a wonderful production Works. Moroc- Puunui Exquisite Nainsook Underwear and should co bound. Models. id i Rainier please a critical audience. "Fere 10 Vols. The Century Dictionary and King nitef Coat Shirt Knee Drawer We are Street, Next to BetheL Milon" is rather bearing out the esti- Cyclopedia. offering some beautiful lot3 ) great 80. a Suit. 7 Vols. AND mate of the late General Sherman as The World's Great Classics. in this section at KEEP HEALTHY. Novels well-know- fair prices. The time C. K. Chow & Co. to the meaning of war. There are by authors. The to buy keld Cor. King and River Sts. bloody deeds enough in the picture to these or any other real estate s satisfy the most exacting but whatever tain is now, for Honolulu is advancing WING ON CHONO bad taste remains when the picture oiat TALKING MACHINE ends is removed by "Blessings some- - rapidly. oanKE aU m NOT PAT FANCY PRICES FOR For. tunes come in disguise." to rack PO j Home Entertainment! This is a! ' a CHEAP NEW FURNITURE. pleasing picture dealing with a pel dog a sh BERGSTROM Bethel opposite the Empire. MIC GOMPRNY. LTD and the man who stole it from its Portei owner. The program j from P. O. Box 771 entire at the Park JAS. W. PRATT, Tel. 321 this week is good and should draw JAS. F. MORGAN. 8w ' a AUCTIONEER. 857 KAAHUMANU ST. VMHHMHHWsaHHttalHttBWBiSBHBttBMBUSIHatMWKBi

'"''MX:. X:C. HONOLULU, THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEETISEB, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1909.

LOCAL BREVITIES. A man is known by the com-

pany Le keeps, and a house of re- Court Lunalilo No. 6600, A. O. F-- . will meet in Pythian ball this evening freshment by the company en- at 7:30 o'clock. - ' WHITNEY tertained. The most critical could Theodore Roosevelt Camp, Xo. 1. U. A v;- ur ) ( & MARSH, Ltd. S. W. V.. will meet in Waverley hall ,s not find fault with the company this evening at 7:30 o'clock. The at drawing of territorial, grand and "NOXALL" JR. trial jurors for the January. 1910, term of court has been set for December 13 A convenient little filter for family use, where only a small quantity of THE CRITERION at s o'clock in the morning. The bill of exceptions of the water is desired. plaintiff the resort of Honolulu's partic- have bees overruled by the EASILY TAKEN APART. EASI LY CLEANED. ular men. territorial supreme court in the case Will prevent typhoid and all diseases eaused by drinking impure "The Home of M. F Scott, versus Joe Maria, alias water. Beautiful" Joe Maria Pedro. "MAKES BAD WATER GOOD GOOD WATER BETTER." C J. MCCARTHY, Prop. Is M. T. Simonson, J. A. Thompson and the name of an illustrated pamphlet which we distribute HOTEL AND BETHEL STS. V. M. Harrison, appraisers of the es- IV. W. DIMOND & CO., LTD. free of charge which will give you many useful ideas of tate of Elizabeth Kalaniapaahao, have 53-55-- TNG STREET, HONOLULU. valued it at $663.75. Lilikalani Fern is beautifying your home and den at very little cost. the administratrix. We are showing the necessary There will be a meeting of the Ha- materials. waiian Branch of the Red Cross Society "N. on Friday afternoon, .at four o'clock, know! in .Twtge Dole's chambers. The subject f Getting- a suit of clothes for Colonial will be "Tuberculosis Work." - Drapery Fabrics a young- boy is as a The sixth annual accounts serious WOMEN of Flora business as buying a J. Center, guardian of Edmund A., new 40 inches wider25c yard. to tell Margaret L. and Helen E. Center, were hat for the lady who insists upon being in filed in the circuit court yesterday. fashion. That Also a full line of CTJKTAIN SWISSES from 12lsc yard. them that the best way, She charges herself with $1946.13 and is, it is serious unless you asks to be allowed $131.13. happen into the only safe way, to the right shop. We will have a special display this week of The morning studies in literature be- wash "fancy work" is gin today at the home of Mrs. Walter F. Frear, Punahou street, at half past WE SELL with Ivory Soap and ten. Mrs. P. L. Weaver A will give the Scarfs lukewarm first of a series of four papers on Geo. water. Meredith. The novel discussed is "The In Keal Lace Spanish Lace in Black and White and ChilTon. Ordeal of Richard Feveral." 'XTRAGOOD' They wouldn't think Kalei Aona, assistant clerk in tKe of using ordinary laun- circuit eurt, and eight other boys of the St. Louis Alumni, spent a night CLOTHING Belt Buckles this week off Diamond dry soap, or washing the rocks near IN THE LATEST AET Head, torch fishing. A record catch and it does not belie its DESIGNS, DIRECT FROM PARIS. powders, or chemicals. of eel, lobster, kumu, nianini and weke name. It is built right and, was made. from good material and - NEVER! Fair Luna, like many maiden mortals, wears right. If you have refuses to be dictated to and likewise a declines to change her schedule. Man- bov get him inside an ager Kimball now states that as the "XTRAGOOD" Suit and moon will not be full until the 28th note the improvement in Ivory Soap of the month instead of the 21st, his appearance. the dance at Haleiwa will not take place NEW TRIMMINGS until Saturday the 30tb. 994iSo Per Cent. Pure if 12 The Ahahui Iolani will meet this BY afternoon at half-pas- t three in the woman's room of the parish house of St. Andrew's cathedral. This meeting am is in place of the Tegular monthly meet- S.S.Alameda BUSINESS LOCALS. ing which should have been held last King Street, Elks' Building week. As business of importance is in K. U YE DA to be transacted a full attendance is Phone 651 Read Kerr's advertisement in this desired. issue. Then buy. The Honolulu Iron Works has noti- Nuuanu Between Hotel and King Have your baggage go right. City fied the public works department that Transfer Co. (Jas. H. Love), phone 152. half the pipe necessary to complete the Big new stock of Leonard cleanable Kula pipeline is on the way from the refrigerators at II. Hackfeld & Co. East. The consignment will probably Now is the time to buy. be shipped direct to Kahului in American-- Two bits 'worth of polish purchased Hawaiian boats, and the balance your silver-- . of the ppe will follow shortly. The at Wiehman's will make This illustration tells its McCALL ALL SIZES ware shine like new goods. work is expeeted to be under full head- On Show Monday IN Lace week at Kerr 's and the custom- way by the end of this year. own tale. PATTERNS ary bargains in every department. Ah Chong, proprietor of the Boston FOR MADAME "Foreegrowth" is as necessary to restaurant, on Hotel street, has appeal- IRENE well-bein- g court SMART, NOVEMBER the of lawns as food is to ed his ease to the circuit after Morning CORSETS animals. Sold in COe. and $1.25 pack- having been fined $50 for selling liq- ages by E. O. Hall & Son. uor without a license, by Judge An-drad- CHIC, Ehlers' have received the November With his appeal comes the STYLISH. New Idea Magazines and Patterns;. appeal of George Turner, convicted of q, , berth. ,are 10c. each; Quarterly Reviews, selling liquor on Sunday. Foster evi- A shoe suited to any dress .vvitna free patten, 15c'-- eaeh. the informer who obtained1 dence causing both convictions, is a Children should early be taught the or occasion. EX ALAMEDA. necessity of saving. Let them see a deserter from a ship, by the testimony t balauee to their credit in the Bank of of himself in court. Hawaii's saving department. You can Judge De Bolt has allowed the bill open an aecount for them. of exceptions which the defense for Puritan Creamery butter is the best Matsubaro has carried to the supreme M. Mclnerny Shoe Store butter that comes to this market. Those court, and it was filed yesterday. Mat- who have ever tried it know that this subaro is the Japanese who was sen is true. It is sold by Henry May & tenced by Judge Andrade to pay a WAISTS Co., the leading grocers. fine of $5 for failure to take oat a The grandest display of old world business license to run a fishing boat to with a more than 30-inc- h beam. Judge laces ever shown in Honolulu is We received shipment of be seen at Kerr's this week. De Bolt upheld the lower court, and yesterday a , new Tailored Thos. MeTisrue & Co. has just received the ease will probab.y be fought out court, involves a a shipment of Monroe Scotch whisky to the highest as it Waists from a very reliable maker. The cut is perfection, the same brand supplied King Ed- constitutional point. f ARE YOUR FEET ward's household If you' feel inclined that way phone 140 for a supply. COMFORTABLE the assortment is big, and the values are very much under-price- d. Honolulu men and women, who have PERSONALS. I sent their faded clothes to the French and do they feel as restful at night Laundry, 25S Beretania avenue, to be as they did in the morning? Here's dyed by the F. Thomas Dyeing Works C. M. Lovsted, manager of the Hono- a new Regal idea; a fine soft King Kid of San Francisco, are more than pleas- lulu branch of the Gregg Company Ltd., I Oxford made on a good proper fitting ed with the result. returns about the first of November. last. We guarantee you a good fit and $1.50 values in White Tailored Waists, all sizes, for $1.00 Miss Power has another new assort- Until his return Mr. N. J. Schoenberg that the shoes won't hurt the feet. ment of beautiful picture hats now on will be in charge. Dressy and neat in appearance and will wear well because made $2.00 values in Tan, White and Striped Tailored Waists exhibition. Also some untrimmed sail- I right. ors that show the shapes that will be Mattresses and steel lounges made by Yours for $4.00 per pair in vogue this winter and spring. Bos- Crescent Feather Co. are sold at the . for $1.25 ton building, second floor. prices that will astonish you by Hono- Leave your old shoes to be repaired Lace bargains at Kerr 's. Don 't miss lulu Wire Bed Co., corner King and and delivered. them. Alakea streets. I $2.50 Check Fiaxon Tailored Waists, all sizes, for $1.50 Passengers for S. S. Siberia are ad- vised to leave t heir baggage orders REGAL SHOE STORE wio the City Transfer Co. (Jas. II. KING AND BETHEL STREETS $3.50 values in Pure Linen Tailored Waists, all sizes, $2.00 Love) who give their personal atten- I tion to all baggage and have trunks Three Days properly sealed, phone 152. $5.00 values in New Tailored Linen Waists for $3.50 The man who has no time to waste OF finds the Union barber shop much to JAPANESE CROWD WHARF his taste. No waits and a clean $6.50 values in Embroidered Linen Tailored Waists, $4.50 shop with skilled barbers. Eddie TO BID PRINCE ADIEU Silvester now with this shop, making Big Bargains full operation. (three chairs in Preceded by a squad of police to $ SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. keep the dense crowd of loyal Japa- COTTON PICKING AX nese back, Princh Kuni and the others PAL0L0 TOMORROW SPECIAL No. 1. of the royal party drove onto the

ENGLISH LONGCLOTH 12-yar- d Hackfeld wharf yesterday morning to pieces; Monday, Tuesday, and Wed- go aboard Tenyo Maru, on which will b- - a cotton picking on the There nesday, $2:25 quality at $1.90 a piece. ship they sailed for Yokohama. Falolo Heights tomorrow morning, to When the prince and his party flooms NEW SQUARE CHIFFON AUTO VEILS, in White, Cham- which the public Is invited. Those SPECIAL No. 2. alighted from their carriages and walk- With Every Modern who wish to attend should take the ed up the gangway to the deck of the BLACK TAFFETA SILK-3- 6 in. wide; steamer, it was signal for a tremen- Convenience pagne, Blue, Pink, Lavender Green, $1.75, Waialae car so as to be at the end of Tuesday, and Wednesday, and at Monday, dous chorus of banzais from the thou-sa- r AW AN half-pas- All the line by t eight. $1.25 quality at 9Cc a yard. -- ds of his countrymen who bad as- U1 The cotton to be picked is of the sembled to do honor to the Emperor's ,or 7 OTEL $2.00 and $2.50 nephew. Curavoniea class, and is of a hybrid SPECIAL No. 3. MEALS Go To Consul-Genera- l Uyeno origin, one of the parents no doubt be- was there to FANCY EIBEOXS Dresden and Per pay his farewU respects to the prince, ing the sea island and another the sian effects; Monday, Tuesday, and and many other prominent Japanese kidney or tree type. 45c a yard. were with him also do ALEXANDER YOUNG HOTEL arborescent Wednesday, 65c quality to honor to SPECIAL 500 PIECES INDIA LINEN for piece 10 yds. The sea island plant in the tropics royalty. 75c Before of royal adapts itse'.f by culture a a peren- SPECIAL No. 4. the arrival the party, their staterooms had been lavishly dec- THE STORE FOR GOOD VALUES. nial, but best results are obtained by LINEN GLASS TOWELING red and orated with flowers brought by Japa- or CAFE replanting each year, whereas the Car-avonic- a blue check; Monday, Tuesday, and nese residents. The Portuguese band a form the sec-i- d asuuie tree Wednesday, 15c quality 12 .c a yard. was "ii the wharf and played the Jaj-jines- e year and will continue so inderi- - Wednesday, 20c quality 15c. national air, the steamer slipped THE MAILS. nsti , producing cotton each year 01 away from the dock, and the banzais and fine fiber. Mails are flue from the following quantity SPECIAL No. 5. were continued until the big vessel had turned and was headed for the open points as follows: Athletic Association Boys and The Military THE MEEIT WAIST for sea and Yokohama. San Francisco Korea, Oct. 26. held a meeting yesterday morning. Cap- Girls; Monday. Tuesday, and Wed- Per the as- Yokohama Per Siberia, tomorrow. tain Campbell, the treasurer of nesday, 20c quality fcr 15c. WHY" 7 Vancouver Marama, Nov. 13. SPECIAL PILLOW sociation, was empowered to purchase Per Colonies Per Makura, Nov. 9. TOPS. all necessary supplies for the opening From a small beginning the sale and VALUES track meet and to have the track put use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Mails will depart for the following IN ART IN re- has extended to all parts of the United in shape. The committee on cups points as follows: il NEW ported that they had purchased one States and to many foreign countries. NEEDLE from Wichman i' Co., and that it is .8.8flGilSDry6flO(ISCO.,Lti Why? Because it has proved especial- San Francisco Per Alameda, today. WORK. DESIGNS now beinl; engraved. Entries will be ly valuable for coughs and colds. For Yokohama Per Korea, Oct. 26. sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith & Vancouver Per Makura. Nov. 9. tamed in and passed on within the next Sts. fiSf davs. Cor. Fort and Beretania Co., Ltd., agents for Hawaii.. Colonies Per Marama, Nov. 13. t

8 THE PACITIO COMMERCIAL ADVEETISEE, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEE 20, 1909.

t i Oceanic Steamship Co., Time Table Halstead & Co., Ltd. William Williamson DIRECT SEEVICE TO SAN FEANCISCO. BEOKEB From San Francisco: For San Francisco: STOCK AMD BOXD ALAMZDA NOVEMBEB f ALAMEDA OCTOBEE 20 ALAMEDA NOVEMBER 2 ALAMEDA NOVEMBER 10 . Stocks, Bonds ALAMEDA DECEMBEB 17 ALAMEDA DECEMBEE 1 BROKERS AND SATES from Honolulu to San Francisco First Class, $65; Bound Trip, r 1 110. Family Boom, extra. LOANS NEGOTIATED Real WM. G. & CO., Agents. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Estate IRWIN LTD., Member Honolulu Stock and Memberi Honolulu Stock axd Bnd Eichange B4 A fifty ($50) dollar cash payment and ten ($10) dollars a month AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N Exchange, 83 S 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANY. MERCHANT STBEET i will buy a lot in the Kaimuki Park Tract. These lots command a view 1 FE02I NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. WEEKLY SALXNGS VIA P. O. Box 53S TftL aim of Koko Head II'- - TEIIUANTEFEO. and Waialae Bay, and are convenient to car line. HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE Freight received at all times at the Company's wharf, 41st Street, South Honolulu, Tuesday, October 19, 1909. FOR SALE. Eight lots in Kaimuki Tract on the same terms Brooklyn. each lot contain capital. Par . VN'AMK FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO- PUGET SOUND TO HONO- ing 15,000 square feet. View Of STOCK. PaiiJ Cp val Bid Ack 1 FROM of Diamond Head and Honolulu Harbor. House Young j LULU VIA PUGET SOUND: LULU DIRECT: andot; st $1500.00 2 00.00 COLLEGE HILLS. C. ALASKAN to sail . . . NOVEMBER PLEIADES to sail OCTOBER 19 Brewer 4 Co. 12.000.000 00; .... Beretania St... 5000.00 f ALASKAN to sail NOVEMBER OL81R. LlIiha Freight received at Company's wharf, Bwft ... 5.000.000 20! St St 1800.00 I Two desirable building lots 36,000 sq. piiHiiri"' 30! S. Greenwich Street. For further information apply to ft..., ....12,000 Haw. Aet 1.200 0001 100'' King St 6000.00 Haw Com & sugar Co 2.S12.7i 2 :u ma H. HACEFELD & CO., 2o; 1600.00 LTD., 13,000 sq. ft..., 950 ctBwcugarco. 2,00'i,000 ... 49 Sehool FEOM HONOLULU TO SAN Agents, Honolulu; Honomu 750.000 looi - ..!i7o St 3500.00 4 CISCO, DIRECT. HonokauL 2,000.000 an 18 H Nuuanu C. P. MORSE, Haiku .... tin 2000.00 Let us show you an investment in College 500, tAX) looj " noo.oo NEBRASKAN to sail . . OCTOBER 22 General Freight Agent. Hills real estate an Hutchinson sjig FlaL tu 2.500 mn 25: W 16 S30.00 opportunity seldom offered. Take advantage of it. Kahuku 500.U00 aoi KaV1b,1f 3500.00 Kek&ba Sagar Co. JO,000 100; auivs ...... sun.nnr 100: . McBryde Sag Co Lti.. soo.ooo 20; 4 5i ...... 4000.00 ? Canadian-Australia- n ukuu sugar co 3.H)O.00Oi 20. SIM it f f Royal Mail 1500.00 Line Onomea l.OtK).000 JK 2J A f r r - J Jt Ookala " '". , Co, 500.000 20 1! 13 t 3 Steamers running in connection with the Canadian Pacific Railway O'aa Sugar Co Ltd 5.000.000 20! 5 5K .improved ana unimproved." lots 7 r- , at Olowahi 150.00C tool AntiQrin TT o il PJn - all at Honolulu on or about the following dates: Paauhaii Sug Plan Co 5,0iX).000 5CI IX Manoa. Easy terms. ratine ...... 500,000 100 185 FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA: FOR VANCOUVER: Paia. ;;;; 73O.O0C 1005 .... Pepeekeo ...... 750.00C 100i J. H. SCHNACK, MARAMA NOVEMBER 13 MAKTJRA 9 137 Merchant wt KM NOVEMBER Pioneer 2,750,000i 100179 182 m MAKTJRA DECEMBER 10 AORANGI DECEMBER 8 Tlfaf Tryst" Waialua Agri Co '. 4.500,000i 100!US 111 erhoiise Wailuku l,500.000j IX!' AORANGI JAN. 8, 110 MOANA JANUARY 5 Waimanato, . MOANA FEBRUARY 5 252,000 1001 -- 250 Waimea Sugar Mill"!. 125.000 100:140 WANTED. Will call at Fanning Island. Fort and Merchant Streets. Miscellaneous iDter-Islan-d 8 8 Co 2,250,000 loom Haw Electric Co 5Oo.00Oj 100:150 TEN" strenuous people to acquire 10A. 1 HRTALCo ....'.V.'. fiaoh in-- -. a 1(10 4 J. A,, f THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., On 1,150,000 lm nuere cotton HKTA Cnm ""' produce a will GENERAL AGENTS. Miituil Tel Vo 150 000 101 profit of $50 or more per Naniku Rubber Co ... 80.000 acre Only 20 Nghiku looi min. from car line; Rnbhprno Assess. 100j ft2S r ORAL Co ;.J 4.000.110(1 100 passed! f 'me; View nn8 Hilo R R Co 1.000-00- 0 20! 12 12 PACIFIC MAIL, S. S. CO., AND TOYO KISEN KAISHA. FUSHIN0 IS GUILTY, Honolulu Brewing A W. L. Malting Co Ltd 400.000 22V) 23 HOWAED. Steamers of the above companies will call Honolulu uaw rmeappie l o. . SOO.OiX) 27; ..... 202 McCandless Bldg. TeL 181. at and leave this port KAWAKAMI IS NOT Amt Out or about the dates mentioned below: ) Have friends ) BOJIDS standing J. you Haw Ter 4p c (Fin, FOR THE ORIENT: FOR SAN FRANCISCO: Claims) 315.C00 Verdict on the incoming ) Haw Ter 4 pci(Re- - TENYO MABU OCTOBER 19 . SIBERIA .". OCTOBER 22 Returned by Jury Is a iunuiDg lyro soo.t-o- A. J. CAMPBELL auKiSA ; . . wurvaua zo CHINA.. OCTOBER 30 Haw Ter 4V d 1,000,000 . a Haw fTPPOl MARTT . : . NOVTCM-RTr- 0 MANCHURIA Surprise Supposed to steamers? Send them ) Ter 454 po". 1,000,008: i ...... NOVEMBER 6 utwTer iun n 1.044,000 SIBERIA NOVEMBER 15 Cal Beet Sag & He--" STOCKS and BONDS Be Compromise. a message of wel-- jo o p c l.rr).nnn lClWj ( Haiku R n o. 225.0001 What appears 79 H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents. to have been a com K MERCHANT ST. come; andwhen they ) iiiDDer ditch) s 200,600 promise verdict was yesterday render Hawaiian Irrieation Member Honolulu stock Exchang Co 6s 25 D e Daid 745,000 ed by the jury trying Fushino and Ka- - ) leave, flash a God ) Hawaiian Irrigation During my absence from the wakami io db. iuiiv Taia 55,000 loo Territory MATSON NAVIGATION COMPANY. for unlawful imprisonment o'f Haw Com A tiusar Joe Andrade will rep- B resent me on Tsunoda, a Japanese speed to them Co D c 1.240.C0C the Honolulu Stock contractor, and over 7 "p"c '. I Hilo R R Co .... 1,000,000 i Exchange and in all matter per- several others Honokaa Bug Co 6 p c 450,000 taining to the sale the sea by ) Hon R T A l. On A n n 847.000 of stocks and The verdiet was reached early yes Kohala Ditch Co6g...' 500,000 loo bonds. A. J. CAMPBELL. terday morning before court McHryde Bug Co 6 p c 2,000,000 8eae4a! & a HILONTAN, in the direct service between San Francisco convened, OELuoipc 2.GOi).C'00 the jurors having been locked up Oahn Sueur C.t k n n Br.n.rnn fend Honolulu: in 1 Olaa Sugar Co 8 p c. 1.250)00 jiob" ' the Moana Hotel over nierht. and is as WIRELESS! racinc sugar mu: Co An 500,000 J 109 follows: A' Arrive Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. Pioneer Mill rin r 1.250.000 .1104 the jury Waialua. CO OCTOBER 27 "We in the above entitled Ag Bp c. 1,500,0001 .100 NOVEMBER 2 cause, find the defendant Fushinn! The Vaferhouse NOVEMBER 24 NOVEMBER 30 ox Co. guniy umawrui imprisonment as 23.125 on$t00tmid. f54 ner rent. DECEMBER SI DECEMBER 28 charged, and the defendant. Kawakami paid. Display Eooms not guilty, lhos. Lee, foreman.". Session Sales. No. 14 Queen St. CASTLE & COOKE, LTD., Agents. lne jury commenced its 40 Hon. B. & M. Co.. 5 TTaw. Office Judd Euilding. immediately 22.25: after lunch on Mon C. & S. Co., 33.75; 7 Hilo E. E. Co.. day ' and up to Monday night they were 22; 35 Ewa, 30.50; 10 Waimea, 140: AGENTS FOB unaDie to eome to an agreement. ADJOINING COLLEGE HELLS 300 Olaa, 5. i National Owine to the lack of lights Between Boards. Cash Eeslster Co.. M dtciary building, the jury was forced Burroughs 43 Oahu Sue;. Co.. Sl.75: 40 Haw. C. Adding Mar,a ri I to adjourn and was taken to the Mo- - & a Crushed Rock FOR S. Co., 33.75; 6 ox SALE - Onomea. 50.50: 100 Typewriter Rock I and "a. Co. Sand aia. The verdiet was a' surprise to all. .T . . ' . HUSTACE-PEC- K COMPANY, LTD. iucorvae. 4; io.Koloa. 147.00. 63 QUEEN Six lots in this tract have been sold STREET. a PHONE 295. 1 START BIG HEALTH during We the past two weeks only nine crash our own rock and deliver to all parts of the more are offered CAMPAIGN IN K0NA for sale. Albert F. Afong 'I City. Estimates given on all kinds of road work and These lots are on the car line, possess grading. Reasonable Prices. all suburban conveniences, are cleared 832 FOET STBEET W. P. and ROTH GIVE US ' ready for building. A TRIAL. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTTft-- The late typhoid epidemic at Kona 'Jl J J STOCK has resulted in what will probably turn NO ADVANCE IN PRICE AND THE and BOND out to be one of the most extensive TEEMS ARE EASY. sanitation campaigns in the history of STOCK AND BOND BROKER the Territory. Governor Frear yester- Alfred D. Cooper Union-Pacif- ic BAGGAGE, SHIPPING day received a wireless from Pres.-JE- . BROKER A. Mott-Smit- h of the board 307 JTJDD STORAGE, WOOD, Phone of heaith BUILDING MEMBEE OF HONOLULU informing him of the institution of the STOCK Member Honolulu Stoek and Bond AND Transfer Co., Ltd, PACKING, COAL. campaign and worded as follows: BOND EXCHANGE. "Will be all right THE PACIFIC Exchange it if I remain 848 Kaahumanu Street. 58 until Mauna Kea twenty-ninth- . Condi- 26 KING ET. FURNITURE AND I PIANO MOVING. tion here improving. Have organized Commercial Advertiser T T? T T.T D A V tit r-. extensive sanitation campaign, (from) Olaa to Kukuihaele. All managers (are) Entered at the Postoffice at Honolulu, physician and suegeon iiassiTieQ Ad vertisemfints cooperating." T. H., as second-clas- s matter. Aiakea street Mauka Pacific Club BST!3 It was owing to the action of the SUBSCRIPTION BATES: Office Hours WANTED. board of health in sending a represen- From 10 to 12: from GIRL or woman One year..... 12.00 2 to from 7 8. for cooking and gen- tative from Hilo and furnishing neces- f 4; to eral housework. sary AQvertmng Kates on Application. SUNDAYS 10 Good wages and supplies that the Kona epidemic TO 12 good home. Two was stamped out and Pnblithed every morning except Sun- Tel. Office, 530. in familv. Apply according to this day by Bresidence, 1460 3! information Mott-Smit- is not anxious the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE to have it recur. CO., LTD. GENTLE DEIVING Von Holt Block, No. 65 South HOESE; price King St. Classified Advertisements must be reasonable. Address A. W GRAHAM IS AFRAID C. R CRANE - Mnaer this office. 84gi PROFESSIONAL CARDS. OF JACK M'FADDEN FOR RENT. last!PUBL,C F C. M. PROSECUTORS Lu-nahl- Graham, who was thrashed DRAMATIC. LARGE furnished front room," 904 o, week by Jack corner Kapiolani street. 84S5 MeFadden, and who had AS PRIVATE ATTORNEYS MAEIE KENNY, Dramatic Studio, 175 McFadden arrested and fined CENTRALLY far-nishe- Passengers! We give our personal attention to all baggage for the Practical pri- LOCATED, a well d thrashing, is still afraid of the huskv vate course. Acting, Elocution, Mon- suite of rooms; also single orders, and have your trunks properly sealed. lad from the Emerald Isle. Yesterday Cm Cathcart and Milverton Appear ologues, Vaudeville, Dancing. Bead- room; corner Beretania and Union . ing, ' he had McFadden arrested as-ain- this Against the Territory? Grace Culture. Phone 33. streets. 'time for usinr threatening 1 o n rrn a fro MOSQUITO-PROO- F ! In the complaint he filed, Graham al- Furnishing another complication in furnished house to CITY leges VOCAL. rent at Kaimuki. from TRANSFER COMPANY that McFadden has threatened to the legal rumpus which Mrs. Nellie L. HUGO December V, "knock his block HERZEE, Teacher of Singing imv. to cepieraoer 1, 1910. See A. B. off" and he is afraid Scott has stirred up in her suit against Season 1909 10 Jack will keep his word. Accordingly, from Sept. to June Ingalls. 8476 Jas. H. Love. the Territory has arisen "ques- inclusive. Studio 20-2- 2 4 Graham asks that McFadden be put the Kapiolan: under bonds to keep the peace. tion as to whether an attorney in the Building. Residence telephone 1301 POULTRY FARM service of the Territory or 8444 LET US HANDLE YOUR county has WANTED to correspond with someone NOT a right to engage in a suit ' having a WRONG TO SLAP against FURNISHED ROOMS. small place suitable for iggage the Territory as attorney for the plain- poultry industry. L. L. Sprague. Y. and FACE OF THE NEW EEA 1450 ' M- - c- A- Furniture HARRISON tiff. HOTEL, No. - - 84S6 Ms. Fort St., furnished rooms by the day, John Christian, who was arrested at Scott 's suit, which is for $2500 week or month. Tropically for an alleged violation situated. the instance of T. Milner Harrison be- of contract, Terms reasonable. Inquire on the OFFICES FOR SENT. GOMES' will, according to present plans ALEXANDER EXPRESS cause that eminent legal light claimed be premises. MES. HENRY SMITH. YOUNG BUILDING PHONE 288. pressed by Attorneys Catheart and Mil- Honolulu's only that Christian had slapped verton, 8440 fireproof his face, both county prosecutors. To budding; rent includes light, was discharged by - electric Judge Andradeyes- determine whether or not e. this is legal COTTAGES, board. Mrs. hot and cold water, and er-vic- teraay Honor had the supreme with J. Cm janitor alter ius heard the court has asked Attorney idy, 2005 Kalia road, WaikikL Apply the von Hamm-Youa- f evidence. The ludare did nnt stat General Hemenway and also Cathcart Co., Ltd. whether he believed v.o. - thnt' fhrit;nr,v" - inu uau and Milverton to annpnr DPTOrp Tho NICELY rooms, 1124 WOOD AND COAL not slapped furnished Adams the face of Mr. Harrison court at ten o'clock this morning n& !Lane. Cool and pleasant. 8377 "THE STANGENWALD ' ' Only lr- - GIVE US A TRIAL, AND NOTE QUANTITY or - .A3.- - AND QUALITY. whether he thought Mr. .lT.irr;or argue the matter.- tivaaIUA uince uanaing in city. . should have had his face slapped. r i ISLAND AND for cribs, baby carriages, or go-cart- s, TRANSFER NIPPON & LOST PHONE 588. G. W. BANK CLOSES DOORS see J. Hopp Co. They have McDOUGALL, ts - Prop. The matter of the numerous many styles of go-car- and GOLD LOCKET with monogram G- doS SACRAMENTO, carriage, E S. that make life a burden at night in October 19. The one go-c- rt is only $2.75. somewhere near Young Hotel. Finder some se.-tion- s of the city came up at Nippon Bank, one of the most prom- will receive reward on returning same the meeting of the board "of supervisors inent Japanese FOR to room l, young Hotel btiildini last night through banking institutions ou SALE. a statement made bv THE 84S3 Finest Salads, Sandwiches, the Mayor that he had a the Pacific Coast, today voluntarily KAALAWAI BEACH LOT of request from losed Mrs. Helen N. Mrs. Elgin wao-o- its door, admitting Eobh: 100 ft. front and for the dosr to hp that it was a GOLD CUFF LINK, engraved R. A. L.; r - depth of 254 ft., having an aera ent out to her neighborhood to catch ineaPahle carrying on further busi- of liberal reward. Notifv R. Lvon, I 1 1 A. e tlPSS Tha !, sq. ft. Price, twenty-fiv- I $6000.00; deed ' and or thirty howling canines . "oui iis uraiicues m sev at expense phone 430. 453 COFFEE 1.,,1-- t sp- of purchaser. ICE Ipt oast - that Will not tipr daun flios eral cities ami it nipn Further CREAM Kill. particulars apply to John F. also complained, he said, ! vere. ss to many Japanese if nam- - Colburn. that there is 84S.1 at the a pigpen right in the middle of the road ination of the books proves large lia- - I . , . . ' i - ana sue .... - "J'L,- - thought that ought to be re- ONE new -- gasoline STEINWAY & SONS moved. He suggested that, being in engine (Otto); the cheap. H. F.. this oSBee. r t.l. it might be a matter for the road EOEN. 8435 AND OTHEB PIANOS. committee. But the hoimPTi finiin-- ' tr4TvT--- t it i..t. , THAYER rrea to n 0. EMPLOYMENT PIANO CO. the samtarv tnmmiitiw 1 OFFICE ana to the wife of Eev. V. L. Potwine. JAPANESE 158 Hotel Street. Phone BALTIMORE tne aogs to the police committee. a son. coo&s. waiters, yardboys. tl etc., 1128 Union St. Phone 579. 8449 TUNING QUAE ANTE ED.

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way of obtaining labor legislation at SHAPING PROGRAM FOR the coining session. 11 rv O you feel distressed Appropriation Bills. after your meals? In the mean time the house and the The stomach is weak and THE COMING SESSION senate will proceed with the regular ap- unable to do its work prop- propriation bills, of which there will be and in need fourteen and probably fifteen this ace Display erly of instant winter. These lulls cover Now is the legisla- attention. the time His in His tion that is indispensable. As they also to take a few doses of President Outlining Ideas Clearly involve many troublesome questions of the administration of the government 's Over 50,000 pieces of LACE Speeches as He Swings Around fiseal affairs, more time than usual will be required in disposing of them, whieh on our tables. means that less time will remain for OSTETFER' the Circle. general matters. The upshot in- must A H CELEBRATED S evitably be that the major portion of partial result of our Mr. Kerr's calls on the agents the President's program, as outlined in cf the great lace makers is to be seen in our store his western speeches, will go over till these STOMACH By Ernest G. Walker. are away trying to win the fights for the winter of 1910-191- 1 or until the year days, when we are showing a grand assortment of entirely (Mail Special to th Advertiser.) renomination, of whieh there promise after that. It does not signify that no to be a plenty. progress will be made, for the proposal new patterns in laces. The assortment is greater than has WASHINGTON, D. 4. BitterS C., October Railroad Bate Problem. of ideas and the perfecting of bills in ever been shown here on any occasion. Note the prices. The Western progress in- committee always constitutes a decided dominates in The railroad Tate amendments might terest. Even though the has advance. Little legislation, involving and see how quickly things President alone occupy all the available time of questions, now great it ever enacted till delivered all the principal speeches congress at its session. The President it has gone through the PURE LINEN TORCHON FANCY LACE become normal again. It is lodg- after committee of hi3 tour the country is following him has indicated a preference for the mill. Widths from 1 inch to ZVi absolutely pure and has ing of power in the com Widths from 1 inch to 5 down into California, to San Francisco, interstate Extra Session Talk. inches. inches. been used successfully in merce commission to fix rates on its own 12 per where he stays two days, into More than one Price, 10c, lie. and 15c. Price, per yard, 10c. and cases of Indigestion, Dys- the initiative, rather than to decide upon of the big measures j yard. Yosemite Park, where he tarries for complaints, whether rates are unreason- may get through one of the legislative 12c. pepsia, Liver Trouble and U , V, .a V.l I , 1 T I. l. This is an excellent value. if. three days, into Los Angeles, and thence able or discriminatory. The distinction Malarial Fever. may to might not be especially promising be- FRENCH VALS to Texas where between those two things appear COTTON TORCHON the ranch of his brother, be slight, in fact the difference is cause of the difficulty in getting a vote but Widths from one-hal- f inch to Price, 50c. and 75c. per piece; FOB SALE BY he pauses for four days for rest and fundamental. There was prolonged con- in the senate at a short session. Some- I I Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. thing will be heard before the winter 4 inches. 10c. and 12V.C. per yard. recreation before resuming the journey tention over it when the rate regulation Price, 30c. per dozen yards and n HolUster Drag Oo Ltd. law was enacted under the Roosevelt is over about an extra session in the Chambers Drag Oon Ltd. eastward into Dixieland. 5c. per yard. and undoubtedlv ! autumn to clear the legislative decks. HEAVY TRIMMINGS Drag Co., But while the dispatches of the Pres- administration there Eilo will be tremendous contention over it, But while that sort of talk will not FANCY TRIMMINGS Band, Insertion, Edging and and at all Wholesale Liquor Dealers. vol- ident 's daily doings will wane in session is and will All-over- should the question be pressed again down, an extra be s to match. very improbable because to be of any Gold. Pearl and Jet. ume and interest, perhaps, the interim before congress. 52, $3 10c. $5.50 yard. would have to convene in Oc- $2.25, $2.50, $2.75, and Prices, to will be filled with much public reflection The rate law was passed only after effect it $3.25 yard. con- tober. That would be just before the and comment .upon the great program it had been discussed before two gresses. The house of representatives congressional election right in the he has mapped out for the next three passed two or three different bills be- midst of ,the campaign and it would be years of his administration. For in the fore it hit upon legislation that could impossible to keep a quorum in Wash- NEW NECKWEAR two weeks and more of his traveling be pushed through to a finality. The ington at such a time. he has outlined tasks, which can not President has proposed several amend- Central Bank of Issue. NEW SILK LACE SCARFS ments to the rate law, and it is un- unitRoasters possibly be accomplished in one year The President has not been urging Coffee reasonable to suppose that the house BEADED SCARFS financial in- NEW SILK or two years. Congress would have to committee on interstate and foreign expectations of legislation, cluding a central bank of issue, the MERCHANT STREET sit in continuous session probably for commerce, of which Representative NEW VEILS 16 Mann, of Chicago, is president, will coming winter for the obvious reason eighteen or twenty months to dispose that the Finance Commission does not all the questions he has proposed for expect to be able to report till next . amendmentSi before janu ' If autumn. That is one of the most im- the lawmaking branch the committee brings out a report by At On nana and for sale a full line of Wise ones in Washington look for the end of January it would be doing portant of prospective measures in the President's opinion. He wants it left the President eventually to indicate the exceedingly well as such matters pro- gress in house committees. ' For besides for the calm deliberation of the con- things he would prefer to have dealt official existence will date GREEN the question of initiative in rate mak- gress whose with first. That would be the natural ing there is the question of physical trom March 4, 1911. But if the Dem- for him to do, discussion has ocrats should carry the house of re- & CO., Ltd thing after also, has a valuation, which, been presentatives next year, the President KONA raged for a while and public sentiment great bone of contention before both financial bill houses of the national legislature. intends to push the has developed. At best the next session through before the life of the present ALAKEA STREET of congress will not have a vast deal Square Deal for Railroads. congress expires. It would be a dif- COFFEE of time for general legislation. As Once a railroad rate bill is reported ficult task at a short session of congress, usual little, except the passage of two it need not be a matter of much time almost an impossible task. None the before it is disposed of by the house less it has been seriously considered by Grade or three appropriation bilis, will be at- itself. Perhaps a railroad rate bill the President and Senator Aldrich. Any tempted before the holidays. There eould be enacted by the house before Soon after his return to Washington will be hardly any serious work in the end of February. But the history there will be many talks with the lead- Any Price either the senate or the house till into of such legislation discloses that not ing men of senate and house about the winter. Those talks January after the Christmas holidays. only must there be extended hearings program for the before the house committee but before and the preparation of his annual mes- RcDUblic But the advent of the New Year will the senate committee as well. There sage will be two chief tasks before the "STORY OF THE HOUR!" set many western congressmen to think- are influential men on both committees President in the month preceding the ing about, their reelections. The pri- and some o them are determined that session. It is still more than a month and yet mary law rules in many western States the railroads shall at least be given a before the President's return square deal. The whole subject would there is keen interest at the capital urnr rnnrpT rnnmnrM and the primary campaign starts early. the will be By April or early May scores of these have to be threshed over before the sen- over the decisions President i vi ! upon to make. There not ci Stepney westerners will on home ate committee. There was a summer of called is inn runcdi rim: insist returning speculation now over what the to look after matters pertaining to hearings on the railroad rate bill by the much -. has senate committee on interstate com-me--"- message will be. The President their renomination. That means the intends to recom- de of which Senator Elkins is chair- made it very plain he attendance in the house will be has said Ii WHEELS pleted in the spring and with the nar man, before the house bill that Roose- mend from what he since been, en tour. But unusual activ row majority now prevailing because of velt favored was brought before the has is promised in the holding of party Alford Finley Thayer's great historical romance of the combinations between the insurgent Re senate for action. It is not imnrohnhle ity ! councils which will be very influential publicans and the Democrats, the con that such a course will be followed by in Associated Garage the senate with the new bill. There in shaping the administration's course big land fraud cases the West. wili be men to argue that the subject for the next few months, if not for the action on other than appropriation bills term. THE HAWAIIAN EDITION IS LIMITED AND ALMOST LTB. were attempted when so manv members couI(1 be wel1 3eft ln abeyance till remainder of the President's mmm another when the country mm session, would SOLD OUT. HX2CYAXX AXD KXM.OT flTft, have new light and the senate could FOR A LAME BACK. act and vote intelligently. When you have pains or lameness in Vote Will be Late. the back bathe the parts with Cham- But if it should be decided to nress Balm twice a day, mas- David A. Dowsctt the railroad berlain's Pain rate amendments to a final the hand for passage in the senate, it would be well saging with the palm of toward summer before a vote could be five minutes at each application. Then is slightly with r CN3TJRANCE, EEAL ESTATE, LOANS reached. That only one of several dampen a piece of flannel big questions the President has broach- this liniment and bind it on over the ed for action. There is Building. Pnons 655. the amendment seat of pain. For sale by all dealers, 203 Judd of the Sherman law so as to exempt & agents labor unions from the restrictions upon Benson, Smith Co., Ltt., for Annual boycott, a very important question that Hawaii. The Hawaiian has never failed to set congress by the General Reference ears whenever during the last twenty Tne Statistical and years Book of the Islands either of its branches has taken it upon for consideration. There is the Puritan Butter Hawaiian Folk Tales ship subsidy question, which always THE BEST THAT'S MADE provokes a big congressional fight; also A collection of legends, finely illustrated the labor injunction question, brings HENRY MAY & CO., LTD. Hawaiian History. Hawaiian Yester- out a very great variety of congression- days al opinions and contentions. There are Agents Phone 22 also proposed amendments to the Sher-- 1 Hawaii and Its Volcanoes rare man law regarding combinations in re- THE SHOP FOR THE BUSY MAN with many others of current and straint of trade, be had at modifications of the out of print works may authority of the insterstate commerce commission by diverting to other UNION BARBER SHOP 4 Thrum's Book Store bureaus certain of its investigatory Entrances from King and Merchant functions, and several minor topics. Streets 1063 FORT STREET One at a Time. The Recognized Headquarters for It is very rare that congress deals DON'T FIDDLE ALONG. USE Hawaiiana with more than one big legislative ques- I I! ,"e", lll l tion at any one session. The solons might dispose of rate amendments be- I(A HANA 1 g For lni4ieueitiviucn Thanks!1 v fore the campaign, or of amendments PAU 7 will these to the Sherman law, or of labor and is what you say Thai injunction, II hot sizzling days if you or of ship subsidy. Or it IT IS THE SOAP THAT CLEANS. falfa Hay may be that conservation legislation, Wear Loose Fitting which will be no small feature in itself AT YOUR GROCERS. when enactments HAWAIIAN GROWN regarding water powers on the federal domain and fed- All hay, no stones or rubbish. B.V. D. eral control of mineral lands and ( Tradt Mori Ret. If. S. tat. Qfta) 1 In 100-lb- . bales not compressed. further regulation of irrigation projects ti Price 125 a ton Coat Cut Undershirts are completed, will be about all the"sen-at- e liii DEALER OR and house will want to handle dur- LIMITED. If CALL ON YOUR nd ing the winter and spring. 'MUTUAL nilASSOCIATION. BURIAL Knee Length Drawers Labor Pressure Pond Dairy Strong. CITY MAUSOLEUM. The The pressure for labor legislation J will jl TEL. 890 They are cooler than any other Sum- be very strong, but in spite of all the j "Those fellows cut trees that had been two hundred years in President mer undergarments because they allow has recommended on his west- j growing." From The Forest Em pi re. j! j perfect freedom of motion, and permit ern trip the opponents of sweeping statutes Re- refreshing ail to reach the pores. will recall that the last ft THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE LAND LAWS IN THIS J publican national convention refused to AUTOS Hair? B.V. D. garments are made of Do You Want All go on record as favoring the exemption jl TERRITORY MAKE THE STORY ONE OF SPECIAL INTER- - Nice, soft, silky hair? light, durable thoroughly tested woven of labor unions and farmers organiza- j materia!, and are identified only tions from the operations of the Sher- INDEPENDENT AUTO STAND. PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER by this woven label I EST TO EVERY CITIZEN OF HAWAII. red man law. President Roosevelt favored King and Bishop Streets. Phone 609 promotes a luxuriant growth of healthy such a plank and the chairman of the 1 ail bookstores. hair. made: for theTI resolutions committee at Chicago, form- Do not fail to read it. For sale at V er Senator Hopkins, was selected for the place with the understanding that THE STAR l he would favor that plank. But when Consult Us for BEST RETAILTRADE that program was being pressed to the Merchant Tailor front Speaker Cannon hastened np from Dyeing, Cleaning and Repairing alJ i The B.Y. D. Company, New York. Advertising ideas his home in Danville and he and Sen- unda of Clothes. Skillful workmen-Bes- t THE CHAS. R. FRAZIER CO. Ak your dealer for ator Crane of Massachusetts fought for in Town. All work Guaranteed. B. V. D. Underwear. " News Daily 122 KINO ST. - - Phone 371 a modification of it and won. That Telephone 182. Give n a CalL Read the "Advertiser World's i fact will b a stumbling block in the No. 21 Beretania St., near Emma St. THE PACIPIO 10 OOMMEECTAL ADVEETISEE, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEE 20, 1909.

OTHER TIMES I ALCOHOL THEY WORKED aimuKi Location and Elevation Super and Ebersole Teil How Campaigns Go in Other A SELECT RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT Communities.

"Thev are dedicating during the first week of next month the only other AIMUKI is a high valley on building with which I have had any the seashore, located between Diamond Head and the thing to do in the way of raising If wvdimdnaio mountains. It has an elevation of about two money," 1 hundred feet, and said Seeretarv Paul Super last commands a magnificent ocean view with the mnct hoont;f.,i evening. is of stone, cost $50,000 1 "It , tain scenery on the ' and i3 at the entrance to the grounds island. It is the passage for the never-failin- g ? breeze from around 5 of the University of Missouri, where I Koko Head, which at this high 'a elevation is cool, dry and sweeping, and far more health-tu- 4 was secretary for the student T. XL i than the damp, clouded valleys and lower of C. A. The student body undertook to other parts the city. The beautiful Kapio-la- m raise $10,0(10. We had one - Park, the Waikiki beach, gife of $10 the Moana and Seaside hotels and a number of elegant 000, one of $15,000 and one of $1000, homes and magnificent estates, some valued as high $250,000, and at the end of two years we as are all located in this had part of the city and only $43,000 on hand. There were 2300 a short distance from Kaimuki. KAIMUKI ITSELF HAS OVER students and both they and the facnltv AND S,XTY BEAUTIFUL HOMES" AND ?7Pn ?iSED SEVERAL MILES OF MACADAM-h- f gave liberally, but there were only a As tn,s company 1 few wealthy people at controls the entire Waialae side, excepting eight No Smoke, Smell ' Columbia and v of this magnificent V No the men with money didn't have the residential property, we expect to make it the select residen- ideas about tial giving that the rich men district of the city. No objectionable buildings will be in Hawaii have. erected and no undesirable ! people will live in this district. It will "George R. Carter is a fine be modernly improved and every effort made to I ISA man for maintain the highest SA this sort M of work," continued the sec- standard of residential property. retary. "His enthusiasm is contagious and I should judge that he would throw himself Our prices, I heart and soul into any cause $500 for corner lots and $400 THE to which he wa:s committed. His lead- ership in this campaign has hn ih for inside lots strongest thing of that sort that I have ever 6een. are exceptionally low ompared Mixer "Ifeel at the end of the campaign with the future value of this property. You can not pos- Christy Improved that -- the members of the communify sibly make a better investment for have been benefited .iust in propor- either profit or homesite than the purchase of one or tion to the interest they have taken more of these lots. . in it. is a THREE SEPARATE MACHINES It grand experience for anv man or any town. Such work makes for harmony FOR THREE DISTINCT and good fellowship, PURPOSES. smashes discord and creates friendship The true spirit of coopertion has been For Mayonnaise Dressing, Beating Eggs, Whipping Cream. developed to a high degree. Men must appreciate more than evpr tho efean;,. Kaimuki ness and necessity of linitv f ,1,. and what can be 'done by group action ROOMS 37 AND 38 YOUNG BUILDING, HONOLULU. $I.?5 Each when there is an entire absence of petty Ebersole 's Much Experience. This was the fourth paign of Eev. A. A. Ebersole. pastor of Central Union, who aeted as on, associate Ltd. secretary of the Y. M. C. A Household Department. during the week. "At T.fBvtto f. Take Elevator. dianasaid Mr. Ebersole, "we wanted oujy $oir,uuu ana started out with a gift of $1000. At the TWO WEEKS' we had $23,000. Then the project rest- - SPECIAL cu iur io years, wnen it was taken up uuce more ana tne tuna run to $65,000. "At Mount Vernon. Ohi 0 T Tm fr in a vacation on a building campaign. The target was set at $30,000. We sent a committee clear to Atlantic City to secure $5000 and at the end of the month had $39,000. At Newark. Ohin Commencing, x was wun two committees that raised Saturday, Oct. 16, 1909 $17,000 to pay a debt of ais.ooo Thk vas mignty narcl work. un a leave ot.absenee from Tcw ark. I was for three wppks at Pains fE MUST HAVE ville, where we raised $25,000 for a new ROOM FOR OUR HOLIDAY ouuuing. " Jr.. IT, x- - ; v -- - Mr. is i Ebersole was in Y. M. C. A. work GOODS! Our Stock of Holiday Goods is as a secretary for a number of years now on ana says mat atter some of his experi- the ence, as related above, he is fairlx-- Vw- - road and will soon be here. In . : order wnueream ....y ' j to make room we are rue generosity of the peo- ple of Honolulu and especially by the forced to dispose of willingness ana readiness of the wealth our regular stock at prices that will interest er men. in one ot his campaigns at Jatayette a group of rich men every conservative buyer. simnlv bo von tted th M New Assortment Just Received t. sr jv. tUJHJ here. Mr. Ebersole says, seems to sim Absolutely te new albums of the most up-to-da- designs. A ply aengtit m giving, to have the im- pulse of At the prices mentioned below truly wonderful variety at low prices. nhilanthronv as nsirt nf tnoir the stock will very natures, in fine' to realize that it is trniy "more bJessed to give than rapidly, and if you wish to take advantage Honolulu Photo Supply Co. to receive." of this opportunity "NINETY-FATHO- DAN" " EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC." Fort, below Hotel FEIELE IS COMMODORE BE SENSIBLE SAN FRANCISCO, October 11. AND SEE US EARLY "Ninety Fathom Dan" is no longer the appendage of Captain Danilf E. REGULAR PRICE TO CLOSE Friele, master OUT of the Pacific Mail Liner 75 doz. MEN'S GOLF SHIRTS.. $0.50 China. He is now to be known as and $0.75 35c each, 3 for $1.00 1 lot MEN'S Mattresses and Steel "Commodore" Friele, as indicated by GOLF SHIRTS $1.00 and $1.25 75c Lounges the commodore's flag, a each blue pennant 1 lot BALBRIGGAN UNDERSHIRTS Fine goods made by the with a white star, which has floated 50c 35c each, 3 for $1.00 Crescent Feather Co., and not many days 1 lot WHITE ' priced so low you'll from the masthead of DRILL ELASTIC SEAM DRAWERS Y that wonder how we can do it. the trim transpacific steamship. 50c 35c each, 3 for $1.00 COME AND SEE THESE GOODS. (.aptain Friele is to-da- y the oldest skipper in the service of the Pacific Honolulu Wire Mail company, and that is the reason Offer of Bed Co., Ltd. the new ftas: flutters in the China is Genuine Pa Hats fore. It is now "Commodore this and iiama Alakea and King. J. S. BAILEY. Commodore that." but fhe down East Regular Ninety-Fatho- $6.00 and $7.50 mariner's old title of To close at $3.50 Dan will not be forgotten, because it and $4.50 means that he is among the most cau- 60 new styles fancy GINGHAMS, tious and skilled of ship masters. in plaids, stripes and plain Commodore Friele has never had an accident, and his old " Regular 1 title sprang from ' 0. To close at 1 5 yards for $1 00 the statement made one day that Friele A. F. C. would not he" and RED SEAL GINGHAMS , FREIGHT HAULING The best" cheapest move until had ninety Regular 12 ,.2, hnd fathoms of water under him. SHIRTING PRINTS, New Patterns, big j To wa'ch the Commodore on the variety.. To close at 4 a yard bridge of the China one would never AM0SKEAG HONOLULU guess FLANNELETTES, Plain and Fancy CONSTRUCTION AND GRAYING CO., Ltd. that he is 6S years of age and To dose at ll a yard that he has been in the service nf n Office, Fort St. opposite W. Q. & Pacific Mail company since 1869. We Irwin Co. Phone 281 His have also reduced all other goods in time before that was put in on the old our Gents' and Ladies' furnishing Goods cupper snips, wnen men learned how and Shoe Departments to to manage a shin in the pood n7d correspondingly low prices. In the Pacific Mail company Commo- - uore .rrieie nas Deen on both the Pana- GIVE US A CALL, if you are in ma and transpacific runs in variolic for economy. steamers.

PASTRY CRUISER ALBANY MAY A well-ma- de pie or cake comes as a delicious GO TO ASIATIC STATION finish to dinner or tea. Those we sell are VALLE.TO. October 0. The navy de 3 fresh partment has . twice each telegraphed from Wash- YEE day, and are especially ington to Chan good. the Mare Island officials in- " quiring as to the length of time nec- PALM CAFE, Hotel Street, Near Corner King and Bethel ,3n Union Street. essary to fit the cruiser Albany for a Streets three years' cruise in foreign "waters. This is believed to indicate that the ship will be sent to the Orient in the near future. The Albany is anion squadron the that will participate in ' ARMY, NAVY, AND CIVILIAN the mon of all ills, and is TAILORS, Portola festival at San Francisco it certainlv 'P" , gratifying to sufferers to know that F. W. W. AHANA CO., RHEUMATISM Chamberlain's Pain Balm will afford FRENCH THOMAS DYEING WOEKS THE MOST COM- reiief, and make rest and sleep possi- SAX FRANCISCO 62 South King MON CAUSE OF SUFFERING. ble. In many cases the relief from Street. Nq DYEING Rheumatism causes pain which is at first temporary, has more pain and become permanent. FRENCH . suffering than For sale by all LAUNDRY, Agent 1 any other disease, for CLEANING the reason that is dealers, Benson, Smith & Co "Ltd., J. it the most com- - agents for Hawaii. Abadie, Prop., 258 Beretania St.

IP THE PACTJIO COMMEBCIAL HONOLULU, ADYEBTISEE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1909. XX Letters MTup?) rigs From THE ALAMEDA ew the People BROUGHT US mnts and Mouldings THE ARTS AND ne WHERE WATEE IS WASTED. i patterns are exquisite CRAFTS SHOP Effect-ually;JJisp- Editor Advertiser: , Cleanses the System els In a recent issue of your valued paper in- Head-0clie- I notice an Lolds and s terview of SPERRY'S duo to Constipation; the superintendent of water work., in which he complains that so jcts naturally, acts truly as much water is allowed to go to waste Laxative. through the carelessness of some of the rifted Snov a housekeepers of Honolulu. and Child- I can resort J3est forMenVomen of a waste in public grounds that may ren -- YouncWmd be noticed any day in the year. Pass- ing FLOUR lo et its ijenefieial Ejjects through Thomas Square todav T observed as many a three faucets run- 30 YEAES THE STANDARD. Sale Always buy the uenulne nkicK ning at full blast, turned on iKe name Com-- bv little has juil qjthe children who do not realize the waste OF they are thus causing. As a public-tpirite- d person I always LEWIS & CO., LTD CALIFORNIA make it a practice to turn the water off. if it PHONE 240. does not take me too far out of my P&Strup Co: wav. by whom it is monufoctured, printed on the front of every package. ily suggestion is that it is a mistake Iron Beds SOLD BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS. to have these faucets so arranged that one size only, regular price 5Q? per bottle. anybody can turn therm on. They should be provided with a detachable Mattresses ARE key so that only a person properly authorized could turn them on. The Wood and coal stoves and ranges, small expense of making this change would oil be amply recompensed by a more Furniture stoves, and agate and white enameled abundant water supply. kitchen will A ware be sold at absolute slaugh- MALIHINL Conye Furniture Go,, Ltd, ter prices so as to sell them quickly, I COAST WEEKLY SCOFFS as am VOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT FORTIFICATIONS RING UP moving from my present quarters and retiring from this branch of the business. J. Hopp & Co. Thinks Panama Canal Will Alone jSsS jP jltr fff Save Us From Conquest. For Groceries Phone 76 San Greatest Francisco Wasp. Congressman HONOLULU DANCING i Chance For Housekeepers Everything m Bartholdt of Missouri, who accompa- ACADEMY nied the Hawaiian junket, is quoted Meets Monday and Friday nights at 8:30 Ever Offered in Honolulu Paper as saying that, with fortifications at o'elock, Kilohana Art League, under the direction of AJOXICAK-HAWAHA3- T Pearl Harbor and Fort Schofield, thb ! FAFZX ft SUPPLY C9. "Islands will be well protected, and OTTO BURMESTER. Information furnished by Otto Bur- TOST AND QUEEN BTE2BTB we need have no fear that any nation Sale Begins Monday, Oct. ineater WALL, 18th will ever from at NICHOLS CO.. Kinc take them us." "Show St. Telephone Store Bes. 1179. me" is evidently the motto of this 2L Solon from Missouri. He would be shown very convincingly if the Japs steamed over from Yokohama in two Kodak Work weeks and took the whole works while OlfY 1910 CAES. Uncle Sam was MOT getting his fleet ready R. W. Perkins on the Atlantic coast. Hotel and Fort Streets. THE Without a large fleet in the Pacific PIONEER PLUMBER Itji THE MAN we might ygl WHO OWNS yjJ 'as well have an old pension CORRECT er ol the Civil Var with his ancient Springfield musket guarding the Is KINO STREET near FORT lands as alb the modern artillery at We Are r in Pearl Harbor and Fort Schofield. The ixeauy same is true of California. Neither th!? TO BUILD YOU A Only a tew tars still available. Place coast nor the Islands will be safe till HOUSE WITH your order at once. the completed Panama Canal gives our 1V7' fleet HAMM-YOTTK- rapid access to both oceans. These SEASONED LUMBER THE .VON O CO.. T.TT1 ) iderrs on the subject, might i notise w inns Agents. wie I THE add, are not my own. They were given which we will sell METROPOLITAN MARKET has the largest and best ji to me by a very clever military ofh-ce- r at lowest rates. who has studied the art of war UNION ELECTRIC CO. of AI- French & Eyelet and inay become a noted general some stock meats and delicatessen in the city. - Embroidery day if given an opportunity to dis HARRISON BLOCK. play his knowledge and talents. City EVliSl Co., ways cold enough to be fresh and never frozen. MRS. J. ROSENBERG Ltd KEKATJLIKE STREET Berkshire Pigs Alexander YouDg Hotel WILCOX TO TALK ON The assortment is large. RUBBER AND COTTON m GEESE and TURKEYS THEBE IS ONLY ONE Ex Hilonian Peerless Preserving Paint Public Invited to Attend Open.Meeting CLUB STABLES 1128 Fort St. Tel. 109 of Chamber of Commerce. t Telephone 45. OSSce Fort St. opp. W. G. Irwin & Co. Dr. E. V. Wilcox, director of the TEL. : p. 2sl : : : : o. Box 757 U. S. Experiment Station, will' make WILLIAM F. HESLBRON, Proprietor. I EDWARD EVERETT HALE an address at three o'clock this after- 1 noon before the Honolulu Chamber of COMPLETE WORKS. FLEET Commerce, at rooms or FOOT. the of the chamber Howard Watch has--- fixed Brown & Lyon Co. Our boys gt there in the shortest on the third floor of the Stangenwald price and a permanent value. You J Jossible space of time. building. The talk will be highly in- pay no more for it than your YOUNG BUEVJING. teresting inasmuch as Dr. Wilcox has Territorial Messenger Service neighbor and no one can get it just returned from a trip to the main- for less. If you want to know TELEPHONE 361 land where he made a careful study of how the Howard holds its value, DEKORATO cotton culture and of other crops like- try to buy one at second-han- d. ly to be of importance to Hawaii. He THE SANITABY KALSOMTNE believes that Hawaii has a big field Printed price ticket attached at LEWIS & CO. before it in cotton, especially; while the factory $35 to $150. he reports the outlook for rubber most Let a show 70a this distinctive watch. FIRST-CLAS- LEADING GROCERS. WE HAVE S MECHANICS AND THE hewers & Cooke, Ltd encouraging. CHARGES KING STEEET An invitation is extended to the pub- WE ARE AGENTS FOR MOST MODERN EQUIPMENT. ALSO OUR TELEPHONE 240 lic generally who may be interested, ARE MODERATE. THE LATEST IN to attend the meeting. yjf 1 The Best Only. The Mo wara Dolls, Real Hair Wigs TEACHERS WILL DISCUSS IWAKAMI, A complete new stock expected from EFFICIENCY OF SERVICE factory soon. JAPANESE GOODS. Royal Hawaiian Garage, Ltd. WALL, NICHOLS CO, LTD. Hotel and Bethel. pedagogues Will Gatier on Friday J, A. R, VIEIRA & CO, Evening to Talk Shop. Ceo. S. Wells, Mgr. During the absence of The first meeting of the Teachers' New FZODUCTl or JANE L3SHMAN MORE Combs Association will be held in the McKin-ie- y Hotel St, opp. Hawaiian Hotel. Phone 191. WITH High School on Friday evening at from the Territory, her business will TEE LATEST IN BABBETTES be conducted by Miss Sparrowe. AND HATE GOODS AT half pr-s-t seven. Love's MBS. DOEIS E. PAEIS, 'The meeting will be in the nature of HAEBISON BLOCK. 3150 a symposium to discuss the general Fort Street. SWATOW question of teachers' examinations and ICu&lat-ffiaMfaetnre- d Good; Sake DEAWNWOEK reference to ef- certificates, with the DaliJ Exquisite creations Quality Counts the service. Good speakers ficiency of in table covers, doi- Ecses, Carnations and other Cat have been chosen, and there "will be lies, cushion copers, discussion. opportunity for a general Antimony Curios, It is hoped that all the teachers who Saloon Pilot MRS. this meeting as the Hawaii & Sontb E. M. TAYLOR can will attend Seas Co., subject is one of vital interest to the Curio Tel 339 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS 1 Young Building. Young Building teachers themselves and for the general Pilot and fW Next to Cable Office good of the schools. ARE TRUE TO NAME. 1 IN HONOLULU ill lillB unm lil). SILVER SERVICE FOR Soda Crackers J. A. CILMAN, - - - Agent SECRETARY SUPER Gentlemen's Suits cleaned and Room 400 Judd Building. ssed, four times per month or $1.50. r for sale by the following lrsu: ! ork guaranteed Drink Primo All members of the executive BBISON the HENEY MAT k CO. BFIDING, Beretania Ave. Y. M. C. A. building M. LEVY committee of the J. CO. THE EEEE THAT'S BEEWED TO fund campaign were at lunch at the Pa- T. H. DAVIES & CO. SUIT H. THE CLIMATE. RAMBLER cific Club yesterday. As an expres- HACKFELD k CO. You Be Happy With a Headache and REGAL C. J. DAY CO. Can't sion of the personal appreciation of GON8ALVE8 fc CO. Probably more pleasure is spoiled because of headache, in from an the committeemen of the services of BOOKS other reason. Novels, scientific and reference books Automobiles Mr. Super, they surprised the young When head aches U not on,7 makes YOU onhappy, bnt it is very of all kinds. man by presenting him with a beau- IP jf W B iPH C J0ur s Jr Bam m MM SP everyone else around yon. 0 ean't be ex-r- silver service. This was entirely JL to interfere with the pleasure of A. WILD tiful : is jA. B. Arleigh & Co., Ltd. EX Agat a personal matter with Messrs. Carter, Made up the latest or any other style, pected to be very cheerful and pleasant when one's head simply splitting, Trent, F. C. Atherton, Geo. F. Davies And there is no need of suffering. Keep a box of Hotel street, opposite union. and J. P. Cooke, who felt that Mr. EMRICH LUX ac- 1111 DEVELOPMENT GO. Super's splendid work deserved Harrison Block. Fort and Beretania Wafers knowledgment at the earliest oppor- Stearns' Headache KEE LOXT tunity. TPT5 PAPF.T? is keDt on 1 CAEBON PA PEE AND LIMITED, Another present has been ordered THE DAKE AD-- re at hand. It is well to keep a box m me nouse au me time, ror neaaacnes ai- - TTPEWEITEE ETBBONS TANGENWALD BUILDING. for Mr. Ebersole, who was associate VEETISING AGENCY, INC., 427 South ways come without warning. This will drive them away ai quickly as they came. during the campaign. Mr. St-Lo- s Angeles, 12 f secretary ainQ and Geary , Steani8, Headache Wafers are so much better than others that it will pay to HAWAIIAN NEWS CO., LTD. McSTOCKEB Manager Ebersole s experience was of great as- Praneisco. where contracts for - on and no other. Box No. 268. Cable: Develop sistance throughout the campaign. adrertiaing can be nad for ii. mnist having STEAENS' Young Building. TEE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBES 20, 1909.

Mr. and Mrs. Hashimoto BROKEN-DOW- N SYSTEM. T.i ' A oisdit.on ior d vasr) u whu h doctors 111 iffl.mv names, but which lew of them reai.y CHANGES William O. Smith MASSEURS urvl ltiimilvi-akn-- abreak-dow- a it -- rf, ol the vru'l rces tht the No inarti-- r what nw be its riualn tor they Trust Department Telephone 637 are almost numberless), its symptoms aremut h the same ; ihe more prom nent b- - in? sleeplessness, of JURY ISTATES 3CANAOED, EEVXXT7XX Eheomatlsm, sense fit prostration or weariness, depression GRID spirits and want ot enerfv for a!! the ordnary COLLECTED, LOANS AND Braises, nle. Now. what alone t aliol utvly essen- IN hra-te- vitality vigour Sprains, tial m all sui s is mcr- cued VESTMENTS MADE. Tired Feeling VITAL STRENGTH & ENERGY and other to throw off these morbid feelings, and eipenence Four Members Are Excused and P'oves that as n t;ht succeeds the day this may be Ailments more certain y secured br a cour of Others Drawn. Federal Quickly THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY Believed. Court Notes. Fire VIBRATORY MASSAGE THERAPION No. 3 Insurance than by anv other known combination. So surely 178 BERETANIA AVE, NEAR EMMA as it is taken in accordance with the printed BATH AND MANICURE dir accompanying it, will the shattered be restored. The excusing of font of the members 4.G2NT EXQ LISH-HAWAIIA- THE EXPIRING LAMP OF LIFE of the federal grand jury by Judge FOl LIGHTED UP AFRESH, and a new. existence imparted in place of what Woodruff yesterday morning delayed UNDEiWRITESS. ha so !at.Tv seemed worn-ou- t, used up," and Shirts This wonderful medicament purely the work of that body until three valueless. is Xa Made to Order by a:-- is agreeable All dies vegetable 4 innocuous, to the taste o'clock in the afternoon. Those excus- - suitable for all constitutions and conditions, in either sex ; and it is difficult to imagine a case of ed were George M. Day, Angus Mc-phe- e, &. YAMATOYA disease or derangement, whose main features are Real Estate those of debility, that wiil not be soeedily and Henry Sheldon and Jamea K. Canaan U liaoka of Pa&afei. permanently benefited by this never-failin- g recu- Kula, all Ur ALL FASTS OF CTTT. perative essence, which is destined to cast into of them residents of other THE oblivion everything that had preceded it for this islands, press of business causing tLem A woman who is sick and suffering, wide-sprea- d andnumerousclass of human ailments. and won't at least Oahu Ice & Electric Co. to ask for release at that time, in order try a medicine which has the record of Lvdia E. Pinkham's TH ERAPIONt to catch yesterday's Mauna Kea. G. BREWER GO,, 0 inrounhout the world. Pricein Kngland, Clerk Murphy had draw- Vegetable Compound, is to blame for her own wretched & Ltd, 2 9perpacket. Purchasers should see that the word hard luck in any part of the eity. Thfrapio' appears on British Government ing a special venire from which to fill condition. ICS delivered at Sump iin white letters on a red eround) affixed the vacancies as those called were to promptly filed. by of Island orders to every package order His Majesty's Hon. be in court at one in There are Telephone 528, P. O. Boi 600, Offlee, Commissioners, and without which ;t is a forgery. the afternoon. literally hundreds of thousands of women in SUGAR FACTORS AND COMMISSION Nearly all those drawn were from the the MERCHANTS. Kewalo. Therapion may now be tad in taste other United States who have been benefited by this famous less form. islands, those finally being select- ed being George Haffener, B. Howard old remedy, which was produced from roots and herbs over LIST OF OFFICERS. TERRITORIAL Hitchcock, John Effinger, Fred M. thirty years ago by a woman to relieve woman's suffering. E. F. Bishop, President. THE CUSHMAN MARINE MOTOR, Booth, George E. Bruns, M. P. Robin- son, George H. Robertson, Vice-- President Arthur Mason, and Fred W. Read what these women Manager. weighs 145 lbs. A littlf Of these, McKinney, Robin- say: and wonder. Can be seen at Neill's work W. "IV11H son, Bruns and Effinger were selected Camden, N. It is with pleasure my testimo- W. North, Treasurer and Secretary. 135 J. I send shop, Merchant street. to fill the vacancies. Haffener was ex- that George R. Carter, Auditor. Machinery repaired, ship and nial tor Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, hoping it OFFICE: 403 STANOENWALD BLDO. general cused on account of the age limit. may induce other suffering women to avail themselves of the P. C. Jones, E. A. Cooke, C. H. Cooke, I! HONOLULU. blacksmithing, gasoline engines, etc. more Four talesmen have been drawn benefit of this valuable remedy. J. E. Gait, Directors. to report today, they being Frank E. " I suffered from pains in my back and side, sick headaches, THE CURIO SALOON Richardson, Antonio Q. Mareallino, no appetite, was tired and nervous all the time, and so weak I Home-Mad- e Bread IS THE Paul O. Schmidt and W. M. Buchanan. could hardly stand. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. United States District Attorney made me a well woman and this valuable medicine shall i o i always have my praise." Mrs. W. FRESH DAILY. r Breckons stated yesterday in the court Ave., P. Valentine, 902 Lincoln J Doughnuts. wrpneum room that he wishes to get through with Camden, Jf. J. Piss, Cakes, oaioon SUGAR FACTORS AND Baked Earns Saturday. FORT STREET the grand jury this week but does not Erie, Pa. suffered five years considering I for from female troubles, and COMMISSION AGENTS PERFECTION HOME BAKERY, think, the work yet before at last was almost helpless. I tried three doctors but they did BERETANIA NEXT TO EMMA. it, that it will be possible. As the me no good. My sister advised me to try Lydia E. Pinkham's petty jury work commences next week, vegetable Compound, and it has made me well and strong. I Win. G. Irwin Preaideit he is anxious to pro- John D. Spreckels...lst Vice President Harrison, WingTai & Co. have as clear a hope all suffering women will just give Lydia E. Pinkham's Fred Pres. E. A. Douthitt, gram ahead as possible. V egetable W. M. Giffard 2nd Vice President V. Pres. W. W. Harris, Treas. Compound a trial, for it is worth its weight in gold.' Judge Woodruff ordered arraign- Mrs. Endlich, 7, H. M. Whitney. Tranrer C G. Bartlett, Auditor, A. V. Gear, See. the J. P. li. F. 1. Erie, Pa. Contractors and ment of Wong Ping, a codefendant Richard Ivers Secretary with Jennie Chow Mai under the Ed- Since we guarantee that all testimonials which we pub- D. G. May AndiWr Real Ltd. 4GENTS FOE Estate Exchange munds Act, but Deputy United States lish are genuine, is it not fair to suppose that if Lydia E. Builders Attorney Eawlins called his honor's at- Oceanic Steamship Company, San Fran, EXCLUSIVELY SEAL ESTATE. tention to the fact that the case had Pinkham's Vegetable Compound had the virtue to help cisco, CaL Furniture, Wall Paper, Painting Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel- 82 8. Sing St. Opposite Union Grill been set on the calendar for Saturday these women it will help any other woman who is suffer- next and incidentally gave a hint as phia, Pa. 1216 Nuuanu Are. ing from the same trouble. Hakalau Plantation Company. to the defense attorney, ex-Jud- that their Hilo Sugar Company. A necessity in every household Humphreys, will present, to get his clients off. For SO years Lydia Honolulu Plantation Company. tacfe Jowelty E. Pinkham's Vegetable Hutchinson Sugar Wiley's Folding Ironing Table When they first came before Compound has been remedy Plantation Compaay. the the standard for Kilauea Sugar Plantation Company. Chinese and European Designs An improvement on the original, of the federal officials, their female ills. No sick woman does justice to preliminary examination herself who will not try this famous medicine. Olowalu Company. being made of reversed grain wood before the Made exclusively Paauhan Plantation Company. BO WO which will never warp. commissioner was followed inadvertent- from roots and herbs, and ly has thousands of cures to its credit. Walmanalo Sugar Company. Hotel, between Maunakea and Smith TO BE HAD AT by their falling into the hands of the territorial officials, and their ar- p5i,ifc if the slightest trouble appears which H. F. Bertelmann's Shop. raignment in the district court before you do not understand, writ to Mrs. Judge Andrade. When Andrade heard Pinkham at Lynn, Mass., for her advice it is Fire Insurance JUST RECEIVED A FINE LINE OF that the case was in federal hands, it free and always helpful. EGfore Hats was stricken but later Humphreys had THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO, Men's Sweater Coats it reinstated and the two were tried LTD. Swell styles jnst in. ready tor winter weather and sentenced. This did not at the Oahu . 75.4 deg. 0.43 inch FROM $2.00 TO $4.00 time release them from federal custody, Kauai 74.6 deg. 0.06 inch By Authority General Agents for Hawaii: miss POWER OVER 200 KINDS OF MEN'S SOCKS but it is now said that Humphreys will Molokai . 76.6 deg. 0.99 inch Building claim A.tlas Assurance Company of Lonioa. Boston 10c TO 50c A PATS a prior conviction and it remains PEOCLAMATIOX. with the court to deeide whether that Entire group.. 74.5 deg. 0.82 inch New York Underwriters' Agency. prior Providence Washington Insurance we have been selltno Wah Ying Chong Co. conviction can be considered bind- At the local office of the U. S. Weath nanv. Sr.' BRIDGE BEACH MFG. CO. ing in this case. er Bureau in Honolulu partly cloudy I I, WALTER F. FKEAE, Governor weather generally obtained, with show- - 0f the Territory of Hawaii, hereby STOVES AND RANGES ers on two dates amounting to 0.06 inch special ses- - OAHU RAILWAY. Send Your Suit eonvene the Legislature in TIME TABLE fee the last thirty years In Hawaii. S10n on Tuesday, the second day of TO THE the week, and 0.01 less than during the OUTWARD. Emmeluth & Co., Ltd EAGLE DYEING AND win i preceding week. The maximum tem- - November, Nineteen Hundred and Nine, For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuk an le perature was 83 deg., minimum 67 deg., for the consideration of proposed Way Stations "9:15 a. m., 145 SING STREET. CLEANING 3:20 p. a. WORKS in and mean 76.1 deg., 0.3 deg. below the amendments of the Organic Act. For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way TEL. 575, FORT STREET. 0.8 deg. Honolulu, T. II., October 18, 1909. normal, and lower than last IX WITXESS WHEREOF, I Stations 17:30 a. m., 9:15 a, ah, A NEW LINE OF week's. The mean daily relative humid- "11:15 a. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 .. have hereunto my hand and P. General Summary. ity varied from 78 per cent, to 66 per set 5:15 p. m., $3:30 p. m., Ul p. m. mean week was caused the Great Seal of the For Wahiawa Dress Goods Mean temperatures 1.3 deg. to 2.3 cent., and the for the 9:15 a. m., and f:lf 71.1 per cent., about 2 per cent, above i Territory of Hawaii to be af- - p. m, JUST RECEIVED FROM THE COAST deg. lower than those of preceding the normal. The prevailing wind direction rgeai fixed INWARD. week were reported from the N. Kona was south on the 10th, southwest on Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wai- CHAM KEE DOXE at the Capitol in Ho- - alua and S:36 district of Hawaii, the Koolauloa, o, the 16th and northeast on the remain- Waianae a. m., fi:39 S3 SOUTH HOTEL STREET nolulu this nineteenth day of p. m. Ewa and Waianae ing dates, with an average hourly veloc- Just received by Alameda a districts ity of 6.6 miles. The mean daily barom- October, Nineteen Hundred and Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and ofOahu, and the Kawaihau district of eter ranged from 29.98 to 30.06 inches, Nine. Pearl City f7:46 a, m., 8:36 a. m.. fresh shipment of Henry Rhine Kauai; and 0.8 deg. to 2.4 deg. higher and the mean for the week, 30.01, was 10:38 a. m., 1:40 p. m., 4:31 p. Exactly Right WALTER F. FREAR. 5:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m. 1 V. . . 1 1 in the Hana, Lahaina, and northern . J I II U li i' - 1. ' & Co.'s celebrated Candies. WM, B. STOCKMAN, 8486 Oct. 20, 24. Arrive Honolulu from Wahiaw- a- CONSOLIDATED SODA WAXES part of the Wailuku - district of Maui. Section Director, 8:36 a. m. and 5:31 p. m,- WORKS CO- - LTD. In the remaining districts of the sec- The Haleiwa Limited, a two-ho- PAWAA JUNCTION first-clas- STORE tion the'ehanges from last week's were STOCK BOOKS CLOSED train (only s tickets honored), TXXSFHONB 71. slight," and were excesses on Maui, in REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:21 Corner King md Alexander Streets the Lihue district of Kauai, and the a. m.; returning, arrives in Honolulu Entered of Record October 19, 1909. Honolulu Brewing and Malting Com at 10:10 p. m. Kau, Puna and generally in the S. Hilo pany, Limited. The Limited stops only MANILA CIGARS and X. Kohala districts of Hawaii. J R Hornberger, Tr, to Manuel De at Pearl City and Waianae. D The stock books of the Honolulu Daily. tEx. Sunday. Sunday Only. VOW FIVE CENTS The amount of rainfall was small Costa ver the section, and there were but P F Ryan to Lonohonuakini and Brewing and Malting Company, Limited, G. P. DENT SON, F. C. SMITH, having a hsb will be closed to transfers from October Superintendent. G. P. & T. A. Buy 1910 three stations record of ten Eel 12th, 1909, to Fitzpatrick Bros. or more years that reported an amount Lonohonuakini and hsb to Patrick October 22nd, 1909, both Ryan M dates inclusive. KOOLAU STOKES greater than the average for the week. F WM. C. PARKE, RAILWAY. TWO Emmeluth to Co Diaries The following are the departures, in John Kemoo Land 8479 Secretary. TIME SCHEDULE. nehes, from the average of or Ltd D ten DAILY, EXCEPT SATURDAY, more years, in the several districts: Hana K Kupanihi and hsb to Min- THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Now nie Kaiue D IN SUNDAY AND HOLED Vffl Hawaii N. Kohala 0.13 and 0.14, FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TER- ave Hamakua 0.43 to 0.72, N. Hilo Wong Ah Chuck and wf to John Kahana for Punaluu, RITORY OF HAWAII. Hauula, Laie, Kahuku Office and pocket editions ol 1.57, S. Hilo 0.54 to 1.74, Puna C Anderson D and Iharp SignS IN CHAMEBRS. NO. 3606. Way Stations at 12:00 M. 0.77, Kau 0.09 to 1, John C Anderson and wf to First and N. Tsuta Watanabe, Libellant, vs. Heisa-k- u Arrive the "Excelsior" dairy now in Am & Tr Co M Kahuku at 1:00 P.M. Kona 0.47; Maui Makawao 0.40, Savs of Haw Ltd.. Watanabe, Libellee. Libel Honokaa Sugar Co to Jack Payne in Returning: GOOD" stock. and Lahaina 0.11; Oahu Koolauloa Divorce. Leave Kahuku for Laie, Hau- 0.19, and wf Rel Koolaupoko 0.0S to 5, ula, Punaluu. Jf J Emma Payne to F A Schaefer. .Rel Dow Notice of the Pendency of Suit. Kahana and J Honolulu and Ewa 0.22 to 0.26. and Way Stations at 1:45P.M. Kauai--Kolo- a Manoel Rodrigues and wf to Joa- Notice is hereby given that the Waianae --L.0.47; and Arrive P M above cause Kahana at Mi 0.12. quin Rodrigues entitled is now pending SATURDAY, SUNDAY L Hadi'ev et al to John Guild D ani tllQf. Kllr? P.inf Toa rt..l..J The greatest amounts of rainfall Frank 1 Tom Sharp Bank of Ha MOXDAY, AND HOLIDAY OAT & M'OSSMAN were reported from the Puna and Hilo John Guild and wf to NOVEMBER 29. 1909. at Leave Kahana for Punaluu, THE SIGN MAN waii Ltd Ml 9 o'clock a. m. in the Court Room districts of Hawaii, and portions of the I Hauula. Laie, Kahuku ana Kathleen A Murphy to Manuel of this Court in the - CLTXB XUXLDXNG Pheae ft7 MERCHANT STREET windward districts of Maui, the largest E Judiciarv Build- Way Stations at 11:00 A.M. wf Eel , ing, City amount for the week being 2.8 inches. F Teter and and County of Honolulu. 1:30 VL II L Holstein to Hawn Agrctl Co.. L Territory of Hawaii, as the time and Arrive Kahuku at 11:58 A.M. The following are the amounts, in M Cook D inches, in the several Rose Williams to Anna place for the hearing of libellant 's 2:15 P.M. districts: Hawaii K Matsumoto. . .Xotice X. Kohala 0.62 0.73, 0.1S Jno T Scully to petition and libel pravincr that she be Leave Kahuku for Laie, Hau- to Hamakua uv - to 0.70, tst ot Kernice r msuop irs u granted a decree of divorce absolute ula, Punaluu, Kahana and Scandinavia Belting the Ililos 1.00 to 2.08, Puna Railroad Co D Chong & Co. 1.03'to 1.66, 0.65 to Hilo rro'i her said husband Way Stations at 12:35 P.M. Wah lym 0.6$, and the Bated, Konas 0.9S to 1.00; Maui Honolulu, T. II.. September 3:00 P.M. Makawao 14. 1909. Connections are WAVERLEY BLOCK HONOLULU 0.96 to 1.07, Hana 0.50 1.64, Wai- MEETING NOTICE. made at Kahuku with IRON WORKS to the O. R. & L. m. 0.06 to 0.07; By order of "the Court: Co.'s 9:15 a. train COMPANY luku 0.48, and Lahaina from Honolulu, and the Oahu 0.40, Koolaupoko 0.4$ J. A. THOMPSON, 2:20 p. m. train, DRY GOODS Koolauloa Honolulu Chamber of Commerce. which arrives in the citv at 5:30 p. m. AGENTS. to 1.29, Ewa and Honolulu 0.03 to 0.07, Clerk. The regular bimonthly meeting of Thompson & JANUARY 1. 1909. and Waianae 0.69 the greatest week- demons for libellant. the members of the Honolulu Chamber 8436 Sept. 15, 22, 29, 13, 20, J. J. DOWLING, E. S. POLLI9TER, ly amount sinee May 1; Kauai Kawa- Oct. 6, 27 UP-TO-DATE- of Commerce will be held at the rooms Superintendent G. P. ft T. A. ihau 0.53, Lihue 0.70, and Koloa 0.14 of the chamber, Stangenwald building, MILLINERY to 1.04; Molokai 0.99. DISSOLUTION OF and Molokai 3 p. m. this Wednesday, THE MOTTO OF THE There was more rain than during the at October 20. Dr. E. V. Wilcox, director of the Ha- preceding- week-a- t all on Kau stations waii Experiment Station, will address Dunn's Hat Shop ai, and at all in the Kona. Kau, X. Ko- - i SHEBA Barber Shop the meeting relative to the prospects Notice is hereby given co- Silent hula, Hamakua, X. Hilo and the south-- 1 that the Corner Fort and Beretanla. of cotton culture in ern part of the S. Hilo districts of Ha- - Hawaii. partnership heretofore existing be- wan. the Lahaina, uauuku and north- All interested in the subject, whether tween the undersigned was, on the date will sooa be at the helm which steers PARAGON PAINT BEAUTIFUL members or not, are urired to attend. hereof dissolved and A. H. Jungciaus. western portion of the Hana' districts the policy of the leading CHRYSANTHEMUMS of Maui, and the Koolauloa, Koolau- WILL J. COOPER, Esq., is the sole owner of the assets Japaeie 8186 Acting Secretary. thereof, & ROOFING GO. AT LOWEST PRICES. poko and Waianae districts of Oahu. and all debts owing the un- newspaper of the Territory. His policy In the remaining the dersigned are payable to the said A. districts rainfall and PETES BIGGINS, Manager. VALTOLDI'S FLORAL AND was less than last week's. The differ- NOTICE OF MEETING H. Jungciaus. course has been endorsed by the FURNISHED. ences were Dated Honolulu, Oct. XSTXMATE3 CURIO small, the greatest excess 11. 1909. best Japanese people as is shown by WORK DURANTE ED. DEPOT, being 0.S7 Mich, and the maxiaum Honolulu Brewing and Malting Com- CHAS. J. LUDWIGSEX, Office 1039 Bethel. Near Hotel St. Masonic Temple, Alakea Street. deficiency 0.81 inch. pany, Limited. A. H. JUNGCLAUS. the trenendcus increase in the circu- Earthquake shocks occurred in the The annual meeting of the stock- 84S2 lation of the SHINPO. If you are not Kona YOU HAVE ROYAL BRAND districts of Hawaii about S:30 p. holders of the Honolulu Brewing and a 'ii. of the Sth. Malting Company. Limited, will he held subscriber for the use of your em- SANITARY PLUMBING, Have your ELECTRIC LIGHTS, The following table shows the weekly at the office of the companv, No. 535 pictures framed bv one ployes better enter your name today. I who has ELEVATORS AND AUTOMOBILES. avenges of temperature and rainfall Oneert street OaVm an "Pri- - had experience and who pos-- for the principal Islands and for the dav. the 22nd dav of October, 1909, at se?ses necessary taste to secure re- - WHY NOT Felt Hats . a TT a rTTTTl rT T3 B TTTn A group: tfco norur ot in o clock a. m. h. K. L. WONG - 11TTT PAM TT r YT STORE, Tenperature. Rainfall. By order of thePresden pacjfc pjcture fj HAWAII SHINPO Hawaii 73.7 deg. 1.00 inch Framing O. BOX 101 P. 32 Hotel St., opp. BetheL Maui 74.9 deg. O.SO inch 8479 Secretary. Nunann Below Hotel Street. Smith St., Between King and Hotel