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VOL. 1m, NO. 8441. HNONLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1909. PRICE FIVE CENTS. HONORED CITIZEN ANSWERS L ILI UQKALA AUSTRALIA LEADS KAISER 1Y RAISE LAST SUMMONS IN LEGISLATION EARTHLY F VON ENTERS THE "T7 ZEPPELIN Labor Commissioner Weinstock Teiis of Condition of the LIST Working Man. TO PRINCELY RANK

"Landing in Hawaii is like reach- ing an oasis in the desert of financial depression," said Harris Weinstock of Queen Feels Political San Francisco yesterday. Mr. Wein- Honolulu Wins stock arrived on the Chfjro Maru from tiiill Guardsman Honors Harriman Pulse as to Kuhio's the Orient, being on the homestretch n of a tour around the world. May Undergo OperationEndurance Prize Successor. A year and a half ago, commission- ed by Governor Gillett, of California, Goes to Farnum Latham Second, to study labor conditions throughout the world, Mr. Weinstock left San Polities is in the air again and there Francisco. Since then he has visited is more certain talk nowadays that all of the countries of Europe, has Prince Kalanianable has no desire to (Associated Press Cablegrams.) been in India, China and retain the delegateship. In fact it is Palestine, Japan, and also in Australia and New BERLIjtf, August 28.- - This city is preparing to give Count Zep- pretty certain that Queen . Ialiuokalani understands that the Prince will no Zealand. pelin the greatest welcome which any German has received since lorger be a factor in the Washington ' ' In one way, a visit to Europa Bismarck returned in 1871 after having established the empire. The renresentation of the Hawaiian Is spoils an American," continued Mr. and she is said to be quietly Count, is expected to arrive today. It is believed that the Kaiser lands, Weinstock. becomes more than casting aoout to ascertain puunc opin- "He will raise him to the rank of Prince. ion as to the advisability, or other- ever impressed with the importance of 3 wise, of replacing him with another the country to which he owes allegi- Hawaiian. ance. America is an enormous factor Among business men there is straight HONOLULU GUARDSMAN ta'k of the desire, should Prince le in the financial affairs of the whole I no longer wish to wear the world. congressional toga, to make a direct Italy I found shopkeepers doing a 'business "In WINS AT CAMP PERRY campaign for representative cent, less business dur- THE LATE CHARLES M. COOKE. . man, or one who represents business fifty per than ing the preceding year. asked ths interests, for the promised vacancy. I CAMP PERRY, August 28. Midshipman Roesch won in the George B. McClellan, at present the reason, and was informed that - the When the Advertiser went to press ternoon, Rev. Dr. Scudder officiating. secretary Delegate Kuhio, individual rifle shooting score of defeating com- private of financial depression in America- - was yesterday morning, Charles M. Cooke On Sunday afternoon the public funeral match by a 330, 623 is 'becoming recognized more and more will bie held at Central Union church. A. of California gold medal by an ever widening circle of Island responsible. The' merchants told me was dying. His death came near day- petitors. W. Guldner took the second people, as a man who is 'representing that the American tourists, upon whom The remains will be cremated and the with a score of Stone of the Hawaiian Guard got break. , For the last few days he did 323. J. National ! Hawaii the best way in (both the most ashes buried in the mission plot at in they depend for their profitable not know his family, and the end was the bronze medal, with a score of 320. ,Senate and House. His untiring devo- trade, were staying at home. Kawaiahao. tion to business, his clearcut knowledge painless, a relief from much previous 5 England I found the greatest : of local needs and his forceful presen- "In suffering, physical and mental. THE LIFE OF MR. COOKE. tation of them before Congress, have interest exhibited in the Presidential The news spread rapidly and there Montague Cooke was in of his Charles born HARRIMAN LIKELY TO had the best results and active election, which was, at that time, still was a general expression of sorrow, Honolulu, May 16, ?S49. He was a son campaign during the tariff discussion. were in- Cooke Mon- in the interest of commodities and in the future. Men of affairs many corporate houses closing and the of Amos Starr and Juliette tensely interested in the outcome, and tague Cooke, for many years mission- products most vital to Island produc banks, if not closing, doing business Ha- HAVE AN OPERATION ers, particularly of pineapples, have were feverishly to have Taft aries of the American Board in anxious behind shut doors. " " : elicited most favorable comments waii. VIhe family home for more than """ "v the elected. They said that Bryan's elec- The private funeral services were a generation yras at the Mission in as to his ability as a representative . ARDEN, N. J., August 28. The arrival of a prominent surgeon of tion would mean unrest in America, the interests of the peopl of these Is- held at the family home yesterday af on Page Six.) specialist indicates Mr. Harriman is to undergo an oper- ejection a and that lands. - while Taft's would mean ation. Three camps of newspapermen have been established near In local politics there is said to be period of renewed financial prosperity. if the Harriman home. a movement on to .put County Super- and New Zealand were Andrew "Australia CITY WAS visor Cox into the running for mourning the falling off of their wool MAY BE GRSFT" Sheriff at the next election, on the Re- publican trade. The United States is their ticket. greatest mar.ket, and with the financial FARNUM WINS ENDURANCE PRIZE depression came a reduction in the orders for wool. Naturally, this was njHHUESS RHEIMS, France, August 28. O. Farnum won the $20,000 CONSPIRATORS followed by a fall in prices. grand prix in the De la Champagne endurance trial, Latham second, 'In Japan, I found exporters mourn-- 1 ing to their silk trade. They and Paulhan third the4loss ;r, depend upon the United States for Reservoir Supply Running Low Supervisor Ahia Tells of Dead .. M' SECURE heir most profitable trade, and the BIDS reduction in the size and number of and Lights May Be Man Being on the CHANNEL TOO MUCH FOR HIM orders was greatly felt. The World's Customer. Doused. Payroll. 28. In fact, the United States is the DOVER, England, August Edward Heaton of Liverpool Rigid Examination Made as world's greatest customer, and when attempted to swim the Channel yesterday, but had to give up. ' . - - to the Qualification of the customer is financially sick, the Honolulu may be in darkness on Because a dead man's name appear- t world is sick also. nights when the man in the moon is ed on the payroll of school janitors passing through the midst Sureties. "After taking a rest, according to Supervisor when the Board of Supervisors passed AFTERNOON CABLE REPORT of all this adversity, to strike this Aylett, who says he had a talk with little place, enjoying prosperity such the account, and because the head of as it has never before known, is a City and County Electrician Frazee re- a city and country department is al- SOPERTONGA, August 27. An escaped colored convict who Soga, Xegoro and Tasaka are again surprise as grateful as it was unex- cently about electric lights, and Mr. Ahia to have killed one of his pursuers and wounded three, was killed and burned leged by Supervisor ' out on bonds, bondsmen being secured pected Frazee informed him that the water changed the name to that of a live by a mob. yesterday afternoon after infinite "One year and a half ago I left San in the reservoirs is getting low and in while payroll was in the office NEWPORT, August Lamed retains the championship, Francisco to study labor conditions in man the 27. it trouble." The rigid examination of the two or three weeks if there was no of the auditor, Mr. Ahia is anxious having defeated Clothier today, the principal industrial centers of the board investigate the whole lawyers for the prosecution into all con- additional supply there would be no that the NUREMBERG, August 27. Count Zeppelin has descended for ii world. In Europe, I found labor His reason for this was because the private affairs of every man who in a hopeless muddle. They are power for the government station in matter. his airship. ditions some undercurrent of talk among vari- repairs to offers himself as a bondsman for any searching for remedies for the fearful Nuuanu valley. the word YOSEMITE, August A forest fire is threatening to destroy upset ous artisans had permitted 27. of the convicted conspirators makes it strikes and lockouts which have "That-bi- dam up there in Nuuanu to get into the conversation the famous giant sequoias. peace. In France the con- "gTaft" very uncomfortable for many to take industrial is just a skeleton of a dam, and I and the word was meant for Ahia, so SEATTLE, August Ohio, which left here for ditions are particularly bad. night. 27. The steamer the stand for such examination and growth didn't see any water in was Mr. he explained to the board last Valdez, with 128 passengers and a crew of 82, struck a rock near H "One reason for this, is the it," Ahia said Sam Kaahu, the renders it harder each .time bond is of Socialist movement, which has Aylett 's comment on the old Patterson Mr. that Ketchikan, Stephens, wireless required for the Japanese to secure it. the deceased janitor, in question, was dead and. is a total loss. Purser operator, preached the sudden strike as a means pilikia. ' board passed has word of the disaster. Three passengers were drowned as Paaluhi, the former bondsman who government several days before the sent is of was in court of gaining its ends. The Mr. Aylett 's statement was made to payroll. However, he said it was ' accusd perjury, wijh is forced to deal with the situation the the steamer went down. his attorney S. F. Chillingworth, and the board last night during a, discussion understood between him and Mr. Gere RHEIMS, August 28. Henri Farman has made a record of gently, as the socialism is of a poli- to paid over his case was continued to September over numerous requests for the instal- that the money was be 118.06 miles a biplane. 8. The grand jury meets on Septem- tical brand which may cause serious of Kaahu. Mr. Ahia with any time. more to the widow ber 3, and is expected to return an trouble at lation of electric lights all over said he did not know of any other il indictment against the old gentleman, Eussia Has Solution. town and in the suburbs. The electric arrangement until he heard that the though whether he will be prosecuted "In liussia they have solved the light committee is 'being swamped with amount of wages was applied to the ONE, THREE CITY CHIPS III under itis not certain. Paaluhi claims labor problem; but they have solved requests for new lights.. Most of them name of Sam Kahai, and that Mr. Gere 10, that he had no intention of committing it in a manner which I hope no other are legitimate requests, however. The had made the change of names in the perjury, but, being unable to speak country will ever try. If labor organi- city is spreading out in every direc- auditor's office after the roll loft the English well, did not understand the zations hold meetings, their members tion, and it is mainly for ,the suburbs supervisors. That caused the talk be- BUSINESS AGAIN FOR FUND If question that was pufto him. At any are liable to be sent to Siberia. No that the new lights are asked for. Ka- cause, of course, the widow received rate, he is no longer eligible as a (Continued on Page Three.) imuki had a successful innings last ill nothing. bondsman. Y. Ahnin is on his bond. evening, for the electric light commit- suggestion the mat- K. tee At Mr. Ahia's Matsumoto, the Japanese con- presented the following report: was referred to the Ways and tractor, was accepted as Your Committee on Depart- ter bondsman for Fire Means committee. Mayor and Supervisors Clash Supervisors Help Provide for Soga. after a lengthy examination. He URGES CIVIL SERVICE ment and Electric Lights, to whom was satisfied the court that he owned real referred a petition (No. 20) from the Over Appointment of . Entertainment of Visiting estate worth $10,000, clear of all en- Kaimuki, Waialae and Palolo Improve- cross-examinin- g ment 1 cumbrances. Attorney Prosser, EiyiPLOYES TO COMBINE Club requesting the board for the puiBliiiTiF Inspectors. Congressmen. ri him, asked" many questions installation of the following: as to his affairs and 'business. Light-foo- t Palolo road from Waialae road in, objected to some of these, making six lights; Koko Head avenue from CQOKE SUNDAY C M. ap- the statement that in these days it is A movement is being urged to or- (Continued on Page Four.) Mayor Fern pomises a new court con- The County fathers last night next to impossible to get men to go ganize among the civil service em- - : test to determine the right of the Board proved an extra appropriation of on a bond because they do not care ployes of this Territory a branch of of Supervisors to rescind all appoint- two hundred dollars for the major to have all their private affairs pried The public funeral services over the recently-create- d visit- into. Matsumoto is the contractor who the United States Civil Service Re- MITTEE TO MEET remains of the late Charles M. Cooke ments to county offices "for the entertainment of the is building the convent at Kaimuki. tirement Association which has its will be held at 3:30 Sunday afternoon which were transferred from, the Ter- ing Congressmen." This fund will go Bruce Ching Shai was the next man ac- headquarters in Washington. Letters at Central Union church. Mrs. ritory under provisions of the last far toward providing the big lnau cepted as will be the soloist, she qualified to go on the bond have been received by local civil ser- AT GflPITOL TODAY McV. Mackall Legislature, and their claimed power which is to be set for the visitors At the of the prisoners. He is a having been summoned home by wire- rice grower employes pre- and one of the partners owning the vice from Llewllyn Jordan, less for the funeral. to appoint persons to fill the same, Seaside Hotel next week, and be new rice mill. Prosser tried to show secretary vof the association, urging There will be no sessions of the Stock without reference to the Mayor. Acting sided over by Mayor Fern. by There will be a 11 Yes- d the tax return made bv the witness them to form such a branch and af- meeting at Exchange until after the funeral. under the recently-passe- sanitary ord- A bill for $1j was also approved that he had "own 'Change adjourned claimed to taxable filiate with the parent organization in o'clock this morning of the Central terday morning the inance of the Board, Supervisor Aylett consisting of $0 payments each to Dr. property worth only $370. Light-foo- t as soon as it convened, after passing but effort to secure ' Entertainment Committee to transact re- "V. Dr. and Alex. Lind- called to its the passage by a resolution of respect to the memory last evening presented a resolution L. Moore, Judd attention the fact that say, Insanity Commissioners, for pass- much of the property, including the Congress of an equitable and just law further business in connection with the of Mr. Cooke and voting to suspend scinding all the appointments to the of- mill, ing' upon the case of John Gonne da rice was acquired after the re- looking to the retirement of govern- coming visit of the Congressional par- all sessions until Monday morning next. fices of city and county physician, meat turn was made. ment clerks upon ty. The reception committee will be Bank of Hawaii, Lewers & Cooke Silva. superannuation or The inspector, fish inspector, plumbing in- Logan the Katsuki showed disability as t appointed. This is to consist of the firms with whieh Mr. Cooke Supervisor reported that the court that he is the result of old age. and other and held a confer- worth over .firtOO. and he a!so wag a'c. There are quite a number executive committee and such others was associated closed their doors yes- spector, two sanitary inspectors Committee on Health of civil attendant, and presented a new ence with representatives of the Ma- cepted Vnr.g Lmn Man, who was ex- service employes in Honolulu. Wheth- as they may wish to add. The number, terday. morgue names which included several Home over payments for pa- amined several days ago. and who con- er any steps will be taken toward however, will be regulated by the The Commercial Club voted to post- list of ternity vinced the Judge he forming a and banquet, incumbents but made changes in the tients, Dr. Mackall, city physician, be- that owned prop- branch of the United States capacity .of the tug which is to take pone its annual meeting division. erty to the value of about $14,000, Civil Service them out to meet and several games and athletic fish inspectorship and sanitary ing present. The question arose over was Retirement Association the Siberia to the tennis brought a protest from the accepted. This eomnlprod .h mw is uncertain. Nothing has been done party. The meeting will be held in contests scheduled for yesterday were This action payments for indigent persons 1 needed and the prisoners yet, (Continued on page 5.) on Pago Five.) ii were released. however. the Governor's offiee. postponed.

A. PACIFIC COMMERCIAL a THE ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1909.

ATGHERLEY HEARD 4FTER We Are Getting Ready For I GilGfSfflET A uur annual uearance 3a c i SUFFERING So Superintendent Peterson Had to Explore Top of In- Which Begins Wednesday, September 1st sane Asylum. IBLME Sffittch Cured by Lydia E. Pink-ham'sYegeta- ble Compound Cocaine fits in stcrm sewers, unseen enemies in the garret of the insane Milwaukee, Wis. "Lydia E. Plnfe-ham'- s Vegetable Compound has made asylum, long telephonic communications ?0x0oooooc me a wen woman. between Dr. Wayson and members of and I would like to gang," Punchbowl spooks, Art Pictures Made From tellthewholeworld "his charges of attempt at muzzling, and of it. I suffered Bromide Enlarging Small Kodak Snap-Shot- s Gurrey's 0'". J 1 fromfemale trouble renewed charges of persecution and if and fearful pains in molestation were jumbled together in my back. I had the best and the bearing of Dr. Atcherley, before doctors yesterday. '; they all decided the. Lunacy Commission, V that I had a tumor Dr. Atcherley made an effort to have in addition to my asylum, ad- an inmate of the insane ! " female trouble, and -- - WAIPAHU v, advised an opera- mitted to be violent, subpoenaed, on IBS CASE tion. Lydia E. the plea that he wanted show the mem- HI 'inkhain a V egetable Compound made bers of the board what a paranoiac look- me a well woman and I have no more backache. I hope I can help others by ed like. Also he wanted an inmate of -- SONS OF NIPPON MAY REVIVE telling thcw what Lydia E. Pinkham'a Kalihi Receiving Station brought up to Vegetable Compound ha3 done for He subpoenaed every " Jarret's office. me. Mrs. Kmia Imse, 833 First St, person could have the remotest Milwaukee, Wis. that Nineteen thou-Ban- case, and per- Japanese Gamblers Andrade and Leal Pay Visit to The above only one of the ds connection with the then of grateful letters which are sisted in asking them questions hav- Fail Into Clutches of Scene of Raid on Gambling constantly being received . by the ing no apparent bearing on the subject Jinkham Mediciiie Company of Lynn, Law-- . llass., which prove beyond a doubt that under discussion the House. Com-poun- Lydia JE. Piakham's'Vegetable d, Chester Doyle and his eocalne fits in WITH YOUR COAT OFF; IT IS BAD FORM AND YOUR made from roots and herbs, the storm sewer seemed to have made actually does cure these dis- obstinate the strongest impression upon the un- Nineteen Japanese, in Kakaako fell The end of the "VTaipahu. gambling APPEARANCE IN YOUR SHIRT SLEEVES WILL eases of women after all other means ' house raid affair is not vet. Judge suf-eri- ng doctor, and and again into the clutches of the law last night. have failed, and that every such fortunate time i SHOCK YOUR ii, Andrade and Chief of Detectives FRIENDS. IF YOU WISH TO BE woman owes to herself to at the old story was rung into the hear- The nineteen were having a nice soci- Joe give Lydia Vegeta- y : Leal dis- - least E. Pinkham's w-a- or other. paid a visit to the suburban BUY submit- ing in some able game of chance with SWELL ONE OF OUR . ble Compound a trial before little just trict yesterday afternoon and re--j to operation, or giving up Atcherley insisted that his arrest in the ting aa enough money at stake to give it zest, ; hope of recovery. the editorial rooms- - of th Advertiser suit of their visit may be the reopen-- Mrs. Pinkham, of Lyrm, Mass., was caused either by Wayson or "Ms when Detective Apana and some of his ing of the proceedings. invites all sick women to write faithful aids descended upon them and The officials at police headquarters her for advice. She has gruided gang." because they did not want him thousands to health and her (Atcherley) to make public the facts gathered them in. are not at all pleased with Deputy ad vice is free. which he was giving to Editor Walter It was a pretty disconsolate looking Sheriff Fernandez' action in having G. Smith at the time that the arrest aggregation of sons of Nippon that the cases and it is not lined 'up in front of the desk at the unlikely that the prosecution may be : was made. , - Dr. Wayson was the first witness police station, and not one of the out- taken up again and an effort made - j ORE called to the stand during the after- fit looked like a man who could be to secure convictions. noon session. Considerable time was induced "by any fair means to tempt j Some of themen who were captured LUMBER spent threshing out Dr. Wayson 's move- the Goddess of Fortune. In fact, the at the time of the raid, made by John JUST THE THING FOR THE PRINCESS RINK NOT whole lot looked decidedly sober-minde- d Leal, did not appear in court and their A ments on the night of Dr. Atcherley ?s CHEAP ENOUGH cargo of lumber from Washington and serious. bail money was declared forfeited, TO BE COMMON NOR PRICED TOO mills has just been received by us. arrest for shooting up the Wayson certain, j Others were on We can fill your order any quan- house, and Atcherley seemed to be try- But Apana was mighty of hand, however, and HIGH TO BE ABOVE THE REACH OF THE MAN OF for nol-prosse- ( their eases were The start tity. ing to tangle the witness up. . his facts, and he branded the men as I will be made de so probably with those MODERATE MEANS OR THE SONS OF MEN WHO "Did you have any reason for want- gamblers, down their names went on fendants who forfeited their bail ing me declared insane?" was the ques- the blotter. They are: , money. ARE NOT RATED RICH. . tion. Takada, Nishiyama, Lotubo, Mada, Just what Andrade and Leal did at City Mill Co., Waipahu yesterday they did not an- Ltd did not, " came the reply. Ybshimato, Nakamura, Nakana, Hioki, . KEKATJLIKE STREET "I nounce, but it is known that they vis- "Do you think that I am insane!" Inonyi No. 1, Nishi, Aoki, Fushisawa, ited the scene of the raid and dis- "I think that you are either insane Saki, Nishi No. 2, Kawamura, Inonyi covered one of the most complete gam- or a criminal." No. 2, Knishi, Einosljita and Ogino. bling resorts ever found in the Terri- Apana has been active in running tory. As one of the officers expressed New Gomts "Why?" ;; himself to Deputy Sheriff Eose On his "Because no one but a criminal or down gambling games, and he has had return, it is a wonder that the police dNERNY, LTD. WITH THE LATEST IN BAEEETTES an insane person would be cowardly a hand in most of the captures that were able to effect an entrance. AND HATE GOOD AT enough to shoot into a man's house have been booked on the blotter to the Andrade is determined to put a stop to gambling, as MES. DORIS E. PARIS, and ran the risk of injuring or killing credit of the detective bureau. far as it eomes within FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS. 1150 Tort Street the province of his office, and Leal is PHONE 269. some of his family." determined that the presence of gam- JUST RECEIVED A FINE LINE OF Atcherley tried to v get Wayson to bling shall not be attributed to any admit that he knew who was doing OF THE AIULTI I UDES laxity on the part of his department. The Waipahu Men's Sweater Coats the shooting on night to who have used or are hotv us- gambling joint has been the prior the it, causing the police trouble for a long Teady for ""winter weather morning that he (Atcherley was ar- ing it, we have never heard of time, and reopening FROM $2.00 TO $1.00 if the of the case rested. Wayson declined to admit any any one who has been disappoint- shows any promise of resulting in con- OVEB 200 KINDS OF MEN'S SOCKS such thing. Then Ateherley wanted to ed in it. Xo claims are made for victions, reopened the case will be. know if Wayson had not been warned it except those which are amply 10c TO 50c A PATE (LECTURE that his house would be shot up by justified by experience. In com- ON OCCULT ! SUNDAY AFTERNOON REGAL SKATING SHOE Wah Ying Chong Co. him (Atcherley) on the night in ques- mending it to the afflicted we tion. Wayson said he had not, for had simply point to its record.. It Those who are interested in occult lie, there would have been no neces has done great things, and it is philosophy are cordially invited to a Designed especially for skating, with strong soles equal certain to continue the excellent free lecture at the Hawaiian Hotel, sity for any hearing before the Lunacy to the strain. Strong calf uppers, easy fitting shapes and DRY GOODS Commission.! work. .There is we may hon- - Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clockT" the affirm swell in Then Atcherley tried to get Wayson estly no medicine which subject of which will be a quotation appearance. CHAN KEE can be with Scriptures a Man to admit that the resolution of tha nsel greater and from the "If Die, 23 Hotel Street - - Waverley Block more reasonable faith and conf- Shall He Live Again." The lecture Prices and Board, of Health, allowing regularly $3.59 $4.00 idence. It nourishes and keeps up will be given on the broad lanai of licensed physicians to treat patients at the strength during those periods the hotel and will undoubtedly be very Kalihi Eeceiving Station, providing largely attended. EUREKA when the appetite fails and food Dr. Bell is an orator Shoes while they furnish the board with an out- and lecturer repaired you wait. PERFECTION ROOF PAINT cannot be digested. . To guard who is known all over the civilized line their treatment of and a list of agfinst imitations this "trade world. He has lectured in nearly ev- it. the Best, Cheapest and Freshest the drugs to be used, was drawn up mark" is put on every bottle o' ery city of any importance and never Postal for booklet to P. O. Box 93. by Dr. Wayson with the view to har- fails to draw large, audiences. Fol- TIEEO. II. DAVIES & CO, Agents. lowing are samples some of assing Dr. Atcherley. Dr. Wayson de- of the press notices which have been given his lec- egal Shoe Store fied emphatically that the resolution tures: I CORNER KING AND BETHEL STS. MANILA CIGARS was drawn with any such object in "Dr. Bell came, Ave saw, he conquer- I I view. ed. Dr. Bell has brighter and more re- WBM HMH (MM HMM HMM NOW FIVE CENTS fined dra- Then Came a lot of discussion about, wit than Sam Jones, and matic power equal to Goiigh in his best Fitzpatrick Bros. leprosy cures. Ateherley asked Way-so- n days. He demonstrated the ' truth of if he had not tried to make it ap- 44 "Wampole's Preparation," and his statement while delivering his TWO STORES pear that his (Wayson's) leprosy cure humorous lecture on 'Funny Folks;, or, without it none is genuine. It ' STEAM ROLLER AND TRACTION was the best ever discovered. Fun Better Than Phvsic. " Chicago ENGINE Wayson is palatable as honey and con- Herald. said that he never laid claim to hav- tains all the curative proper- With our new combination engine we are prepared to undertake ing any cure. "Every seat in the Metropolitan Just in Ex Lurline ex- rolling, plowing and Dr. Wayson was followed ties of pure Cod Liver Oil, Temple, from stage to top gallery, was heavy hauling. See us for rates. by Dr. occupied BERKSHIRE PIGS, TURKEYS AND Peterson, superintendent of Oahu tracted by us from fresh cod last evening when Dr. Bell the delivered a lecture on CHICKENS fnsane Asylum. He stated that h livers, combined with the Com- the subject of HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION AND BRAYING CO., Ltd. believed Dr. Ateherley to be suffering pound Syrup of Hypophosphites Midnight Scenes in the Slums of New York City,' from four years' per- Office, Fort St. opposite W. G. Irwin & Co. Phone 281 CLUB STABLES from paranoia. He told of searching and the Extracts of Malt and TELEPHONE 109 the garret of the insane asylum sonal experience. He held his hearers with Wild Cherry. Taken before meals nearly two hours with his dramatic Dr. Atcherley because the latter be- lieved that he was being persecuted it creates an appetite, aids diges- discourse." Examiner, San Francisco, .VALTOLDI'S by Dr. Wayson and tion, renews vital power, drives Cal. the "gang", who Bell is a man of fine had taken up .their abode over out disease germs, make3 the "Dr. personal j j his appearance, has a robust physique, F22 room. blood rich, red and full of con- showing a great deal of muscular pow- with the most delicate to Will arrange your flowers with taste He said that after he had pointed structive elements, and gives materials to Atcherley er, a commanding presence, and rich, be cleaned and dyed. We send them and deliver them to any part of the rut that there was no back to the pleasures voice. TRUST US one in the garret, and labours resonant His lecture cn 'East- to the F. Thomas Parisian Dyeing the latter had re ern Adepts and Western Com- city. 1113 Alakea street. sponded, "Well, you put me up the of the world many who had Mediums Works, San Francisco, and guarantee wrong hole.' abandoned hope Doctor. S. II. pared' clearly shows that he is an evi- the work dence of a strong man of progressive Peterson then offered in evidence a McCoy, of Oanada, says : "I testify FRENCH :::::::::: ideas, who is THE LAUNDRY, Abadie, Prop. Phone letter which the Doctor had abreast of the times and J. 1491 HAWAIIAN written to with pleasure "to its unlimited will doubtless be a power good Mrs. Atcherley. Mrs. Atcherley insist- for usernlness as a tissue builder." in Los Angeles." Los Angeles Her- Dllflll ed that Peterson's testimony was curative powers ald., LIMITED. because he had opened let- Its can always ters, presiding be relied upon, and " You can "Dr. Frederic Bell lectured last but the officer explain- night in Criterion THE LARGEST SHIPMENT OF STANGENWALD EUTLDINO. ed that, the opening of trust it as the Ivy does the Oak " the Theater, taking the letters of for his theme 'The Difference Between - patients was doubtless quite One bottle F. B. McSTOCKER Manager within convinces. Avoid all Chnrchianity and Christianity.' The P. O. Box No. 263. Cable: Develop the legal authority of the superintend unreliable imitations. Sold of the aylum. theater was packed, and the lecture throughout the was replete with original show- Mrs. Atcherley brought out a world. ideas, lot of ing that he taught the highest type opium pills, which she wanted analyz- WE HAVE EVER RECEIVED IS NOW IN OUR STORE MEATS" ed. She of true Christianity." London (Eng- OUR said that they were pills land) Times. AEE ALL EIGHT. which hnd ben furnished her husband by Dr. Peterson. request Km y King St., Her was not PHYSICIANS ARE ISOSHIiWM ner Btkl Prompt delivery every day. granted. NATURALLY At the evening session Chester Dovle . PREJUDICED C.Q.YEE HOP CO. was palled to prove thnt h had fre- agair.st proprietary or advertised med- 3 quently said that Ateherlev was in- icines, as the sale of these remedies de- Has New Lines of Summer NEXT THE FISHMARKET. sane. The policemen who arrested crease their incomes. Atcherley in the Advertiser office were However may be, - !Ji.n,nwii4nj this the general placed on the stand, and finally Mrs. pub'ic is benefited by the use of such Underwear, B. D. Athletic Atcherley took the witness chair. standard medicines as Lydia E. Pink-ham'- s V Mr. Ateherlev told of strnr.ee Vegetable Compound, with its voices. apparnt!v emanating from wonderful record of thousands of cures their house, shontipg obscene remarks, among suffering women. We are very Poris Net and Lace Weave and nbo dwelt more or less on the glad to say, however, that thc-r- e are vojce: hi the storm drain. hnndreCis of honest physicians in ths YOUR SIZE Finally an ad inurnment was taken United States who do not hesitate to until 1 o'clock MonJav afternoon. reeommend such medicines. 152 Hotel Street, Opposite Young Hotel. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1909. 3 0XX0XXXXX3C0OC0XXXX v 9 o f UP THE 1A0 VALLEY .1 I By Jack Densham. I of the mountain buttresses. On one ! SAFE side you can see where a stained win- - j There is a man on Maui I dow has fallen in ami left solid stan- - name of W. II Field who runs the j ch;ons for the greenery to climb up. Maui Hotel. He has a great penebant On the other side vou notice where the wing for Honolulu people and when a re- of some mighty refectory has INVESTMENT fallen to ruins and left the main build- j . A a British porter wjth some kind of ing, ruined but safe, towering to the LEAGUE 'IT''NOTICE. eomes along, Mr. Field makes line. BIG accent sky Below, on 10 memory good medicine. the rocky floor of the In respect to the of valley, stre'am was in the middle of the cricket there is a and a riot the late Charles M. Cooke the It of wanton green. Almost like the TODAY committee in charge of the game last Wednesday that 1 left tne Thames valley in close shades of is & in its the purchase of a pair of Laird, Schobcr Co. shoes. Cost UMBO) tournament, which has been field and went to Wailuku to see my green. The water sings down the val- I during past week, a little more than the other kind, but the comfort and the progress the many good "friends there and to say ley with a clear baritone note that to announce the postpone- - style you know are right. That's worth something, isn't it? desires an auction fits well the surroundings. ment of the contests until Mon- - Aloha. They were having Beyond Then comes the well rest all there is a eurtain of cloud wear they hold their shape and look Fenians Will Butt In for a Go day, August 30, at 4 p. m. All sale and so Dickey Davis and the and a succession of peaks that half until they are worn out. notice. on duty. I Puns it contestants please take of the live ones were absent hide themselves coyly behind the drift- at the Amateurs COMMITTEE, TOUEXAM EXT But Field caught me passing the place ing air cloth. And" all the time the A new lot has just been received, and it is well worth 1909. he had something little machine chugged around corners your while to have a look them. vs. Kams. of sale and said that up at ' - and the slope. Past the foliage to say. nested house that Mrs. Field runs as Shoe repairing nicely done by hand. I "Say it," quoth I. "Did you ever a mountain resort and still arouud and queried. BIG LEAGUE BALL TODAY. go up the Iao Valley f", he up and on till the valley narrowed, the v'ith a negative answer he grew great- road ended in a big notice that Co., Ltd. hotel there Manufacturers' Shoe Fenians vs. Amateurs, at 1:30. ly excited. We walked up to the was a bridle path beyond and we both I . Notes met stopped 1051 FORT STREET. PHONE 282. Punsters vs. Kams, at 3:30. Sport 3 and every man we Field alighted. and introduced me as the Iaoless won- Just a little way up the trail and more And so those guineas who handle der. If that walk had lasted then the Xeedle rock showed, itself. Good old Harry "Werner is coming than a few feet farther, I would have Calm and unruffled by any comment, cordite, comealongite, glycer-inodit- dynamite, back to Honolulu on the next Alameda. .been ticketed and labeled and sent back it defies anybody to climb "it. Rather and bingleite think they can This time he has some new amusement to the Bishop JMuseum. hackneyed by too much advertising the play baseball. In other words, the Ar proposition that is called the "Human Mrs. Field, smiling and gracious, needle fellow failed to impress me very BASEBALL ORPH EU M do any smiled tillery boys from Fort Ruger will be Roulette." Nothing to with met us in the hotel lobby and much. It was the sweetness of the little white ball that makes a rattle in a kindlv war when her husband lush green on there to hand something to the Na- the mountain sides, the when a dignified person sings out talked loudly about the lack of travel- freakishness of nature in imitating an- tional Guard team (sometime known as "Rien n'va plus." ing done by certain reporters. I said cient architects and the wonder of the the Amateurs) at the iig league j lt that I had a date at tour o ciock ana ocean view beyond the portals of the Honolulu Baseball League The Big Show grounds this afternoon. j The Asahi team cf Jap players left had no time to walk up the valley. valley that impressed me mostly. everybody who ever saw a baseball for Maui on the Claudine yesterday Walk he screamed. "Walk up! The air was up?" sweet and cool. The FOB LITTLE MONET game in Honolulu knows about the afternoon. They will play three games Why, hang it, we have a flying ma- water sang a song of how good it is SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1909 .great work the' Amateurs did in the re- against an all-Ma- Japanese team. chine to take you." to be alive, the sun shone slantingly cent Military League series. They have One today at Kahului in the afternoon Field to the telephone and a request over the sierra of the valley's sides of big league the best two tomorrow to Mr. Wadsworth. to come and see the and I thought was poor 1:30 p. m. Ft. Ruger vs. N. G. H. the best the and and at 'Wailuku. The it business to VAUDEVILLE of rhe minor leagues to pick from and Maui people have arranged a great only live Britisher who had nev.er been be a mere mortal and have to go back 3:30 p. m. Punahous and Kams. . . they sure nave a crackerjack aggrega-- 1 recepti, n and entertainment business up the valley. It must have been, to report cricket, polo and other things ' ' Asahis. .; a tempting Dait lor ivir. v aasworin, of the kind. AND ' ' :' V iion. for the little on M. A. Ganst tt Co. The Fifth Cavalry, the Marines, Fort & 8 who by the way, makes soda water And so regretfully back to Wailuku. Tickets sale at Shafter, all were beaten by the Na?j - McCollough and Henley will give a for a living and runs autos for amuse- Xoticing on the way how the water MOVING PICTURES iional Guard. Xow the Artillery bunch, boxing exhibition at the Gem open-ai- r ment, honked outside the hotel in about flumes insisted' on running uphill with neuceiortn 10 De Known as tne lemans, theater tonight. The bout is sched two minutes. the water racing along as though it Honolulu Athletic Park think that they can slipit over on the uled to be a boxing exhibition but it I was told to get in and I got in were gravity that assisted it. A very Two Hours of Solid Entertalnmeat. quickly. Then Mr. Wadswosth threw amateur soldiers. Perhaps, perhaps not. has been whispered-- along the Rialto remarkable thing and one that is un- Change of Bill Quien sabe? j doing her into the high and we began to believable until you have seen it. ' that there is something and those MONDAYS AND THUSSDATI. But it will certainly be a grand game. who want to see a good bout might do climb the first steep ascent that leads Down through these gaping portals The Fenians have had their cartridges to one of the loveliest valleys in all again and back to hospitable BASEBALL worse than take the show in. ' the little exploding all over the diamond recent-- 1 & these islands of lovely valleys. city of Wailuku. A talk with Mr. 1 - ' J J ' i- 'Tlio-t- Tnaxra imo of i c t mi aid A huge gap in . the mountains pre- Garcia, man who go- in civ. i rung or spam came DacK the keeps things The irom sents open way to a on Sunday, August 29 teen different versions eleetrical, wig Maui on the Claudine. He will twirl portals that the ing Maui, and then a swift swirl GENERAL ADMISSION lOo ivy-cover- ruins. Per- wag, minor reflection, friction tube, A. Cs. tomorrow. Oh, you Paradise of back to Kahului. for the J. far-fetche- S. M. C. vs. A. C. haps d metaphor really U. K. Reserved orchestra chain,-1- and and all kinds of signals. Royal Bill, go to them. a but I have tried to tell on different oc- tl Also they have a twirier by the name one that describes that Iao valley. casions, just how good the Maui peo- J. A. C. vs. O. A. O. cents. 1 The road seems to ;be going down ple ' '' ? Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. of Hughes who has elevation, depend-- The Boers are working their chief are. Now I do not wonder at it, sound-tellin- hill because the floor of the valley for people who Reserved seats 10c. ance, windage, circumflection, scout, George Clark, too hard.! they liv where Nature is Wall, Nichols Co., every curve If rises so steeply. As a matter of fact so kindly and generous cannot Seats on sale at and other kind of. a expect to keep ene-m- help him sniping the it is going uphill all the time. On but be good. Ltd., King street. Seats may be reserved one week ia lown to such a fine point that he has they want to give him a rest so The man who made the each side the mountains rise, not in break about man advance. . to carry a battery in his hip pocket to he not lose his good aim. being the spoiling fire him off when he winds. that does pleasing slopes, but so nearly perpen- spot in some beautiful place ought to dicular that they look like nothing so go to Maui The Fenians have two southpaws Half-wet- s and then he would find Yho is the catcher that the much as the naif fallen ruins of some that the sons of with them. There is "Shorty" Long to gett They need to Adam and old Dame Park Theater and "Grouchy" Grannon. They are are going gigantic monastery, all covered with Nature are both at their best. And s get a good one he is' to hold both-fielder- no mean and if that ivy. this, from my heart out, no lie of ability, time have is nor Below Beretania both of them can swat the sphere terror Gibson. Every they This effect is borne out by the shapes exaggeration. Fort Street if rifle practise at Camp Very, Gibson , they ever find it. do find And they it gunpowder in his and fires IF?) ST3 sticks mitt I it off when he is pitching. That is OAHI1 IFAC.I1F MOVING PICTURES j AH the fans realize that the Fenians AUSTRALIA LEADS Jhave a good team 'but look! See what what they say, at any rate. AND they are up against. Here is the team j , 7- , HAS MEETING A for tomorrow, and it is one that only ATM FTIf" DADIf VAUDEVILLE a real 'Tiser team could handle: MIlILLllV N LEGISLATION Louie Soares, the 'Tiser Kiddo, he' rrtll wras a meeting Changes shall catch; Samuel Chillingworth, Oom j There of the Oahu fiAMrSViniTIL-- TOMOkkOW THEATER Paul Burns, the fiery Boer chief from J league'last night and several important (Continued from Fasa One) MONDAY, Dum-dum- ; Sam Haole he ' on. Dragon- Kaia, Sumner, matters were passed The meeting can be held without per- Wednesday what rules bronchos; Bill Rice, "what the . New Feature Film -- lets put in a protest against the Boers mission of the police friday swats 'em; Don Jorge (pronounced Half wets vs. Boers, authorities, and and authorities never give per- Horhay) di Townsendo; Big Bill Hamp- Japs vs. Dragonlets. but later withdrew it. The pilikia the that Admission: 10c and 15c; Children, 5c was about the matter of six big league mission to the labor party.' ton, Abe Lota, Johnny Butler, Will And those are the games for tomor- in Markham, and Henry Lani. players in the team instead of only ""The German laborer ia certainly The Mysterious Double row at the Athletic Park. Figure for a better position than is any on HONOLULU DANCING Just take a peek at the line-u- p and other a minute what that first game means. five. the continent of Europe. This is large- ACADEMY then think what a fat chance the at 8:30 Manufactured by the Celebrated The Boers are at the head of the list The whole matter was finally ar- ly due to the paternal action of the Meets Monday and Friday nights Paris. Penians have. Also do not overlook the o'clock, Kilohana Art League, under Pathe Freres, fact that one Sergant Barry, usually and the Marines are at the bottom. ranged by having a list of p'ayers government, which has provided old age pensions, hospitals and so forth the direction of known as the Kokua Kid, will be on Anybody might thing it would De a made up and approved. The Marines beneh to for superannuated or disabled work- OTTO BURMESTER. the coach. to look percentage stated that they' were hard up for a walkover at the men. England is following along the Bur-mest- The second game will be a fast one. and so was allowed them Information furnished by Otto The Puns and Kams ought to up dope. But take a long deep think catcher it 'same line. Change of program three times s put at WALL, NICHOLS CO., King Monday, Wednesday a great game. The Kams have appear- about this time and size up something to take a catcher from the outside but believe that sooner or later, all Store Res. 1179. week and not a regular leaguer. "I 8t. Telephone 2U. Friday. ed only once, but they have a line of in your think-tan- k about the meet big progressive countries must adopt this last new names youngsters from Kamville that know ing these two nad. JNinety-nin- e in Several of the teams had system. on their lists which werd presented for how to play, the game, and they have nings, was it? Or was it only nine "Australia leads the world as re HONOLULU ATHLETIC sure been working hard for the goods. teen? approval and there may be some new gards legislation relative to strikes and W. PI i The first game at harf-pars- t one and Them there sassy Jbsoers have no material of no mean caliber. W. lockouts. At first many mistakes were harf-pars- Ako a new the seond game at t three; kind of a cinch. The canvas kids have is notable member of the made, but during the last fifteen years don't forget to be there at the big it all figured out to put it. over on Dragonlets team. He takes the place a higher degree of industrial peace has league grounds. There will be an adept the bunch that Oom Paul directs and of that great little Mon Yin who has there than has characterized MOVING PICTURE gone to Yale to prevailed looting squadron from Fort Rnger. Two there is a large, round, turneds-in-the- - make everybody in any other part of the world. Empire Eli's country love him for his smile. Theater hundred Fenians have bought tickets lathe ehanee that they will do it. Industrial Peace. and have certified their intention of If, by any ehanee, the Marines slip Ako is a good one and is a great addi- VAUDEVILLE i ' first-bas- tion to ' Victoria, New South Wales and the freezing to the e bleachers anl it to the Boers and the Dragonlets push the Cacks. slipping the loud dope to alt the players. one over to the Japs, there will be a Drastic rules were proposed and ap- Dominion of New Zealand, the three EDWIN M K. ROSE considerable change, in that little table proved with regard to behavior of great industrial divisions of that part in Monday morning's Advertiser. The players, correct uniforms and the in- of the worid, during the past fifteen COMMENCING MONDAY TEN-MIL- troduction of liquor on grounds. averaged less than twenty Famous Hawaiian Tenor E RACE Dragonlets will not quite catch up to the years have the Boers but they will be well in The league is determined to have only strikes a year altogether, in tne taie at 7:30 p. ra. Late of Orphenm Theater, S. P. line for the championship of the first the cleanest and most attractive kind of Massachusetts alone we have had Will Appear Till Further Notice in of sport no j five APPROVED OF series if the tie game between the and irregularities will be sometning over 200 strikes in Songs and Sketches Boers and Marines-i- s lost by the Boers. overlooked. Any player breaking these vears. The Oahu league situation is as importanf rules will be quickly doused. "In Australia and New Zealand, The meeting was ai TONIGHT news of ten-mil- e race hav- about as close and exciting 'as any- very important strikes are illegal; lockouts are the The the one in ing been arranged made a great hit thing that was ever seen here. There that it showed that the recent same. Compulsory arbitration hold3 e success round town yesterday. Everybody is not a hair-lin- to draw between any of the league on the new Ath- swav. The courts have the final word I MOTION PICTURES of the teams. The Boers have won letic Park grounds, instead of tending in regard to labor matters, and both Bookkeepers was talking about it and everybody to the purchase, of Char- out so far by having just a little extra larger sized hats, fmrdovers and employe must oDey. 1 seemed to think that little Pake has impressed on the management lie and the Jap from Hilo ought to put polish. .But all the other teams are that "The New Zealand methods could THE getting that polish and the hottest they have a responsibility to live up tiardlv he used satisfactorily in our up a great race against each other. to; and we may feel assured Jackson will probably not enter. He headed fan in town would not be crazy that the country, as the first requisite is su- enough to make a break league will be run as cleanly and care- This states that he wants to have a longer about naming preme confidence in the courts. When vou want a new cash, the champion team, without having a fully as the biggest professional league judges are ap- distance race and, while admitting in the East. is only possible where Princess Rink little something to foaek up his asser- pointed to office for life and are not Journal or Ledger, you'll find defeat when in Hilo he claims that he tion withal. is much better over the longer distance open to any charge of political lean- There is more than a little legis- what you want here at the than a mere ten miles. This is not feeling ing. But we might have some just between the Japs and the Dragonlets prevent strikes very much in accord with the state- UNPLEASAN T DUTY lation which would prices : : : : : Open Every Afternoon and these two may be relied on to set and would provide lowest ment which he made at Hilo to the up a game. without due notice, great In other words enforced arbitration. Then, if the effect that it was more worth his while there will be the usual great for ball did- - not reach an agreement, and Evening to lose than to win. played at the Athletic Park tomorrow. AWAITS GOVERNOR parties Whether Jackson enters or not there the proceedings of the board of arbi- will be a keen international race. H. tration eould be published and the pub- OAT & MOSSMAN H. Ayres has been put in charge of lic could form its opinion accordingly. AFTERNOON SESSION, 3 TO 5 entry and, when seen yester- Governor Frear will find an unpleas- "A fine should be levied against ev- the list POLO TOURNAMENT. warning, MERCHANT STREET. day afternoon, he said that he had a ant duty awaiting him when he re- ery man who strikes without EVENING SESSION, 7:30 TO 10:30 great many interesting entries in view. and that tine should be a lien in any The International Polo Tourna- - turns on Sunday from Kauai. This The prizes put up by the manage- par of the State or Territory wherein ment will start next Wednesday is the signing of, the death warrant of hehappened to be living." EXHIBITION OF ment of the park are very attractive at. Leilehua - when the Fifth Cav- Hygashi, the Japanese who was re- Organizers. NEW DESIGNS IN and should certainly bring out the airy will play the Oahu team. On Chinese Greatest best talent in town. It was rumored Saturday, September 11. the Maui cently convicted on Kauai of murder. Mr. Weinstock says that he found yesterday that Dal Fahy had decided team will play the Fifth Cavalry, The warrant for the legal killing of the Chinese to be the greatest labor or- Fancy Skating to enter, although his name was not at Leilehua. On Wednesday, Sep- - the man was dictated yesterday after- ganizers. At the same time, he found noon by Wall Paper in. When one remembers that he was k leiuuer uanu ana iaui will the Attorney General. the labor organizations very fair in BY actually very sick when he started in play at Moanalua. On Friday, Hygashi killed a woman named Aino actions, and the members not giv- at Kapaa their the Hilo race, it appears that he should September 17, there will be "a last June, using a knife to en fo rioting or intimidation. & COOKE, Ltd. To able to make excellent time. picked team match. do the deed. The case had all the From time to time, Mr. Weinstock LEWERS The time is short and those who k Tickets for each game will be appearance of one of the death com- prepared reports of his observations Miss Emma Wiener have not been keeping in training will $1. These may be obtained at pacts so common among the Japanese. and mailed them to Governor Gillett. not be able to get fit before next Sat- the sporting goods' stores, cigar The man tried to kill himself, but The last report was sent from Yoko- Erbe Champion Lady Skater of the World urday. But there are many runners stores or at any of the local news- - failed, though he was in a serious con- hama. These reports will be assem- Yawman & bere wlio keep in condition as a mat- paper offices. dition when found. the authorities bled and published by PECTIO.VAL FILING CAEINET3 ADMISSION: 13c; Skates, 35c. ter of hnliit and. can certainly put up of the State of California, and will goad race ngainst PROPER TREATMENT FOR DYSEN- legis- any runner. probably be used as the basis for HAWAIIAN HEWS CO., LTD. TERY AND DIARRHOEA. lation, to overcome some of the labor BASKETRY SOLD THE WORLD OVER. DINNER AND DANCE AT HALEIWA which are now interfering ALEXANDER YOUNG BLDG. The great mortality from dysentery dilhculties Baskets "We have in stocK many colic and with the progress of the Golden State Exquisite Th ere will be a table d'hote dinner and diarrhoea is due to a lack of prsper from Orient and diarrhoea medicines," savs R. M. treatment the first stages the Mr. Weinstock will continue his trip White, a and moonlight dance at Haleiwa Hotel at or South Seats; Fans, prominent merchant of Turtle disease. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera to the mainland today, but hopes to Fine Bayou. Tex.. U.R.A., sell more of tonight. A delightful menu has been and pay Hawaii another visit at a time Men's Shirts Postcards "but Diarrhoea Remedy is a reliable and & SOUTH Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar- provided for the occasion and the din- effective medicine, when he can remain longer. He had HAWAII rhoea and when siven in PRICES FROM 20c TO $3.30 SEAS CTJRIO CO. F'nifdy than of M! nMier'Tvit ner will be such as those which have reasonable time will prevent any dan expected to meet his . wife and son together. Ben-so- Young Building. For sale bv all dealers, already made the hostelry famous. Af- gerous consequences. For sale bv all here, and stopover for a week or ten & C. K. 8c Co. (Under Electric Smith Co., Ltd., agents for ter dinner there will be dancing bv dealers, Benson, & business matters require his Chow Smith Co., Ltd., davs. but Sign Bishop St.) the light of the moon. agents for Hawaii. presence in San Francisco immediately KING AND BIVEE STREETS TV. L.rx

THE PACIFIC COliMEECIAL ADVE2TISEE, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1909. THE -- SOLDIER FALLS r 1 Pacific Commercial Advertiser A MORNING PAPER. TUB DEATH Cameras fl fl FROM WALTER G. SMITH EDITOE Hospital Corps Man Is Killed SI. 00 to $35.00 7 SATURDAY AUGUST 28 While Goat Hunting Near S8 Kahana. FRESH FILMS A WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC FAN in your office CHARLES M. COOKE. means sx EX "PLEIADES" comfort, and comfort means economy. An office force "Diligent in business, serving the Lord and serving his fellow men in the name of the Lord," was said of the career of one of the captains of industry Missing his foothold on a narrow works better and gives better returns on a cool day. WEST- of a bygone day; and looking at all phases of the life of our late townsman, ledge in the mountains near Kahana, Agents for INGHOUSE FANS make all days "cool" days. A 390 tele- Charles M. Cooke, one sees iu this tribute somewhat that belongs to him. His Jaeob O. Lukes, private, first-clas- s, business life was clear-cu- t and strong and its results were a great fortune; but Hospital Corps, pitched to his death COOKE LENSES phone call insures the prompt attention of our solicitor, Cur- his was not a life of mere getting; it was also a life of worthy giving. The on the rocks 300 feet below, while goat PEICES FROM tis P. Iaukea, wealth that came to Mr. Cooke he did not hoard, nor did he squander it; but hunting Thursday afternoon. The skull when the work, of his church needed help, when the cause of education made of the unfortunate man was crushed $35.00 to $650 00 its Appeal, when he saw a man down in the race for no fault of his own, Mr. like an eggshell, and death was instan- Cooke became an almoner. But Le never made a parade of benevolence. The taneous. press found him out with difficulty; and when some of the facts developed one Lukes was one of the men sent with afternoon about a fine series of gifts he had made to public institutions, he the detachment of the Twentieth In- mm THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO,, LTD, fantry to Beat one of his family to the Advertiser with a request that the amounts be not negotiate Waikane pass. In company with several other men, he As recited in anything we were to say indeed, to leave all mention of the matter f started on a goat hunting expedition to' as as 'wk .tl 111 III! out of these columns if we could and in case of publication, say little Thursday. The party climbed into the ,fc c possible about him personally. Friends of the Advertiser who criticized it mountains above Kahana, and it was while trying: to - ton for printing so little on the subject will bow know the reason why. nass alonrr a nnrtiiMi- larly dangerous ridge that Lukes slip- Cifl A great business man, a banker, a capitalist, is often misunderstood. He ."f.-v ped and fell. , L i ft V 1 is, of course, the victim of envy; he is believed by those who merely see the The body was recovered and .taken business side of him to be a hard man at heart. The nature of a banker's to Fort Shafter yesterday morning, af- Photo dealers trade, which requires him to say "no" on occasion and to inexorably fulfil terward being removed to Silva's un- Lo dertaking establishment. As committed to his hands, puts him on the defensive, or at least on Major the trust Wadhams signed a death certificate, I I his guard, among men. A certain aloofness is part of his armor which surface and as the circumstances surrounding School sometimes pride or sympathy. Few men get the accident are perfectly Toilets observers mistake for lack of patent, it is Macfli behind the business reserve of a capitalist; those only know him as he is who not likely that an inquest will he held. are permitted to see him with Lis armor off. Nor can a man who is entrusted Supplies which the children will find necessary for with the care of a fortune afford to be known to the public as a generous giver. the toilet are APPEAL ARGUED to be had of us. It is best, if he is charitable, to give in private lest his life be made miserable IS by the importunities of those who deserve no help. Thus it is that few rich men, particularly bank presidents, get public credit for the good they do. BEFORE SUPREME GOIIRT They are often denied even the thanks of those they succor. To walk alone IffllJIHIIlijili is often the penalty they must pay for success. and many Mr. Cooke was no exception to the rule imposed upon his class. By those The appeal of the Oahu Railway and When buying a other needed articles. who knew him only as a calm, granite figure 'of finance, there was applied the Land Company from the assessment of common dicta of misunderstanding; but, happily, his old-tim- e neighbors and stamp on watch to re fo tax the trust deed security you want the men and women and the institutions which shared in the largesse of Charles Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. of the last bond issue of the company be satisfied. j You M. Cooke are witnesses to his real and sterling manhood and now have no cause appellant was argued before the Su-- FORT AND HOTEL STREETS. preme to seal their lips. Not all will speak because some of his charities imposed a Court yesterday morning, At-- 1 watch to silence which the pride of the beneficiary will not break; but enough is told toruey general tiemenwav appearing want a for the Territory, and Sidney Ballou to show Mr. Cooke as he was a man who cared for his fellows and for for the railway company. last a lifetime, and the agencies which do them service; who did what fell in his way to make Treasurer Gonkling held that the the world about him better for his presence; and"1 who set a fine example of new bond issue of $2,000,000 was se- one that can be de- , cured by a new morteraffe. and assessor! probity and thrift and of good citizenship, j a stamp tax of $5989 on the mortgage, i What a place Honolulu would be if it had scores of men like him who has pended on to keep Hav me conieniion oivue J. K. & Li. is just left us and who will pass this way no more. Mr. Cooke stood for the high that the transfer should be liable only correct time. organizations of business, for better educational methods, for larger libraries, to a $1 stamp fee. IF for all the claims of humanity and progress. He was in touch with the best SLIM' If you are inter- - things; he contributed nothing to the sum of evil; and the good he did lives CITY MAY BE Si! after him and will not only fix the estimate in which he shall be held but ested in watches we throw light upon the society of which he was a type. IN DARKNESS! will be pleased to I i H Kodaks Supplies I THE LIFE OF TENSION. show (Continued from Page Une.) you our new Complete assortment The indications are that Mr. Harriman's life is drawing to a close. He of films of every size, Kodaks and Kodak Supplies Waialae road in, three lights; 12th Dyei came back from Europe weighing ten pounds less than he did when he went ' stock of "Howards." avenue from Waialae road in, six just arrived in the S. S. Lurline and now ready for distribution. kinds i away, and he is now isolated at his summer home inXew Jersey a place which, lights; 13th avenue to Pahoa avenue, Best ia have recently by reason of recent additions to the estate, enables the owner to live five one light; 14th avenue to Pahoa ave- We Tele nue, one light; Palolo miles from the nearest public highway and to escape all forms of intrusion save avenue to 15th ALL FRESH. ALL NEW. No. 20 avenue, three lights; Central avenue received a large that of the gaunt specter of insomnia, which pursues the great financier into Palolo, two lights; herewith respectful- the most secret solitudes. ly report that we are of the opinion shipment of these Mr. Harriman's bane is nerves the bane of almost that the request prayed for merits rec- isi every American who, ognition. fifty, accepts great celebrated watches, after responsibilities and does the work required by them We will, therefore, BEST? in the endeavor, funds energetic way of Wall street. That little highway has killed more people permitting, to meet the prayer of the and will sell them Photo-Suppl- y than it has enriched; so, indeed, has every gTeat mart of business in the United petitioners in the future. Honolulu Co. HO! States. The captains of industry have to be forever keyed up; they do not from ten to fifteen know how to rest. To them the leisurely foreign business king who spends a 'Everything Photographic. Fort Street, Near Hotel. third of his time in play; who runs his affairs but never lets his affairs run per cent cheaper him, is utterly behind the times. Yet the foreigner lives the longest and gets the most out of life. One does not hear of a Eothschild working twelve hours The Best Cakes, than they can be a day and taking a force of stenographers with him when he goes on a vaca- purchased for else- tion. He has leisure enough to keep the books of his vitality balanced. The the best of every- lords of Lombard street and the Bourse are men of golf and hunting-- moors and where. IND1 thing from King a steeplechases; and they know little of that tense, sleepless concentration which come a man of the Harriman type maintains month by month and year by year, me Howards are never relaxing, always reaching out a little further until something sSiaps Alexander Sails PARA) and a new monarch reigns in the land. Youm made in gentlemen's Hi Hfiiflispeeifieiiifl. The gospel of relaxation is the gospel of safety; and the men of great sizes only and are de- Capital affairs would be far less hazardous risks for the insurance companies if they The unexpectedly large (Paid up) Yen 24.000,000 Reserve Fund. would take it to heart. It is the strain that kills. Not long ago the Medical c A FE fully guaranteed. mand for this booklet has y Yea 15,94oooO IJecord made the surprising statement that, of the mass of speculators in Wall necessitated an increased HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. ESTIM street, those who staggered out of every panic drunk lived the longest. It se- Because supply. This we have . The bank was not a plea for the healthfulness of an alcohol diet. The they have buys and receives fo Offlc point simply was ' collection that those who kept sober in the crisis, the best facilities n: f. Co:. cured and we now will be bills of axehange, isiue brooded, feared and fretted and passed Drafts always open to pub- l pleased to furnish you a and Letters of Credit, sleepless nights broke down, while those who forgot it all, even in their cups, it and lic transacts a general banking buaineaa. escaped the ordeal of nerve tension and kept up.1 Inevitably, strains come to inspection. LIMITED. copy, upon request : : : The Bank receives Local Deposit all; and alcohol is a poor relief at best. The true remedy seems to be to LEADING JEWELERS ffi and Head Office Deposits for fixed build up enough vitality from resting the tension easy to control. i riods. STOCK AND BOND DEPARTMENT Local Deposits $25 and upwards for The Kaiser is trying to get the common people to put bathtubs into their one year at rate of 4 per annum. homes, a circumstance which calls to mind how Head Office Root infrequent these conveniences Deposits Yen 25 and up- - are in the parts of most civilized'countries.. . one-hal- it rural It is particularly the case MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS wards for f year, one year,tw in Xew England, the Middle States and the South. Tew farmhouses there are years or three years at rate of D supplied with bathrooms, it being the custom on Saturday nights and Sunday per annum. mornings for the family to take turns with a washtub, for which water is AT REDUCED PRICES Particulars to be obtained on appli- heated on the kitchen stove. The habit of not on cation. bathing other days is so Honolulu well fixed in the older parts of "It's an ill wind that blows no one Office 67 8. Kinr Street. rural America that there is as much truth as P. O. Box 168. humor in the S2&CK story of the country boy who went to the city and wrote home good." The particular ill wind that M. TOKIEDA, Manager. that the bathtub at the hotel was so fine that he could hardly wait until we have in mind is the one which Hawaiian Trust Co., Lid Saturday night to get into it. caused us to bnv about 23 dozen too A recurrence of plague in San Francisco is new3 that comes via the City many men's negligee shirts last spring. o of Mexico, where the health from of visitors the Coast metropolis is a matter Tills ill winrl will Via ia nnn of concern. There would seem, however, to be little cause of alarm for the . ffSSff? TOod "Man. j BANKING BY MAIL ( future, judging from the thorough way in which the health ofaeials, tn Vflll. Mr if vnn tcHI Federal 1 I and local, got rid of plague on the its last previous visitation. No city under- but let it, for we have greatly reduced W e have a l plague-fightin- g The system stands better than San Francisco, and we may be sure that, in a Trust Company ' Lm 23 over-boush- t view of the coming Fortola festival, no pains these dozen of shirts will be spared now to cleanse JrS3lfT uj for handling the sav- - the town and exorcise its rats. & ra ami Place same on sale i LERI looks after the af--N ings accounts of There must be a good deal back of the cablegram saying that local shippers fairs in Next Wednesday, Sept. 1st, M. of a man when other islands and Saa Francisco will test the coastwise law by sending a vessel here with a at 8 L I meaning, of course, a foreign bottom. If we were to guess the source he is out-of-to- wn Goods now on gone and car- depos- - of the deal, British shippers would have the preference, though the capital display in our window marked as follows : ba-- of the movement may be Japanese. Apparently the plan is financially ries out the wishes itors. The method $1.25 Shirts, cuffs detached, fancy ftrong, for it will cost money to send a ship and cargo here to be held up and 75c each i is then to carry an appeal through the courts. 1.25 Shirts, cuffs attached, white $1.00 each expressed in his will. told in our little 1.75 Shirts, cuffs detached, white and fancy. 1.00 each if you have not already made booklet " Banking Franklin Matthews of the Sun is doinsr pood Hatvo;; ;n 1.75 Shirts, cuffs a l work tnr attached, fancy 1.25 each will and appointed some good 1 1 "1 1 the lecture field He is one of battleship v. v H the irirroctuiK.ianti 2.25 and $2.50 Shirts, cuffs trust company as uy ivimi, we Ja: with the attached, fancy. 1.50 each executor, come wnicn fleet, and the letters he wrote about the islands show that he made f good use of to us and we will advise you free I will be his eyes and ears. Mr. Matthews is now lecturing on the cruise IF YOU SEE IT IN AN pleased to and making a special feature of the Honolulu of charge. visit. 1 send free of charge. J a wn.cn makes Hawaii part of a coast which is two thousand miles Send us a postal. i ironi it needs testing. BISHOP TRUST CO., LTD. I t The Atcherley hearing has -' developed into the examination of a lot of sane BETHEL STREET. Dalijv Ui lldWdil, Liu I uivu i.,y a crazy one. AD, YOU KNOW IT'S SO 1 flilS and Surplus, $1,000,000. ... -- :. I , "... v ..

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it-- il For Sale HOW TO DO IT - - isss.- v--srt- ,T jrrw .- 1. PACIFIC HEIGHTS ROAD. Situate ony five QLLE,GEHILL5 minutes' walk from e Nuuanu car line; Inquire and' learn modern; small lot; of all the homes Lots are now beautifully terraced, for sale in the J and in flowers. city. For being offered for PRICE; $1500. assistance sale in College in this, call at BUILDING THE HILO EEEAKWATES. Hills at a price 2. KALIHI HOME. our office. We

old-tim- will much below e Near Fort Shafter; show yon the anehors .and ch&in the weight is in' rates. The cost over $3000; what can be the neighborhood of 78,000 pounds ;f terms are easy. will sell for $1100.: bought. If FIGHTING HUBBY A great bargain. . metal, valued at about $4000. If you so desire, you have all To replace the chain and anchors the cash to , as much, more. The fifteen a partial payment 3. NEAR PUNAHOTJ. MARINE will cost pay, well and men who. were taken out to the Nord in cash may A $3000 home sfe Wednesday in the gasoline schoon- GOES TOIL be made and for sale. good, but if not, er Mokclii were paid off yesterday the balance in make a partial afternoon, each'man receiving over $28 4. FOR RENT. cash payment Salvage demands for many thousand monthly install-meat- s. and This makes a bill six-roo- owners of for his services. it A m cottage, pay the balance dollars may be made by the dollars is With a about $420. Ten thousand Wife Is Confined to Hospital suitable for home in monthly the 'steamer James Makee which something near the present cost of the lot owned it is and office, near installments, the1 brought the German ship sordsee up Tordsee 's unofficial departure fro"i. off as Result of Family easy to raise Hawaiian Hotel. from AVaianae yesterday and took her shore, and then there is the bill of the money for building. Price, $40.00. same as Tent. which will run up the safely to port. The Makee stood by steamer Makee Troubles. coft . several thousand dollars more. the "Flying Dutchman" as water-fronte- rs New chain and anchors will have to now term the runaway vessel, be cabled for to come from San Fran- - When Nahi Kealoha returned last and when the captain had severed the cisco. If the vessel were- to go to some arrange- night from Waipahu, where he had last connecting links of the scores of Sap Francisco direct, TRENT TRUST CO., Ltd. made whereby she could up- anchor chain?, ment might be been working, he found the house fathoms of the James anehors and chain, and take Makee was her only hold. ' go without set and no dinner ready. He became ' chances on being pieked up by a tow It was an expensive trip ashore as she is to exceedingly angry and proceeded to e at the Golden Gate, but which Captain Peitsmeir of the,Nori-se- will have to vent. his anger upon his better half, dur- go to Iquique the tackle who, according to police, had been made last Tuesday afternoon, here the Coast first. the ing which time a strong wind blew Of? be sent from indulging rather heavilv in liquor dur the land and dragged the ship from Vennacliar Brought Coal. ing his absence. The Kealohas live in anchorage. The chains for both Kalihi Camp, and the little family mis- Logan said he did not believe in turn- her The British S. S. Vennaehar, report- giv- anchors ran out swiftly through th; understanding caused considerable ex- ing a,, man out when he had been - Thursday evening, hawse holes and as she drifted off ed' having arrived citement among the neighbors. ing good service. DR. FREDERIC BELL, PH. D. were many hanging out came into port yesterday morning and Mrs. Kealoha was hurried to the When the Mayor suggested that a there fathoms test case was sure to come, Aylett sug- and three-to- n will discharge 2848 tons of coal at the Queen's Hospital, where it was found on both sides of the bow, a gested, in a manner, end of each chair. Bishop bunkers. The trip up from that she was suffering from a badly rather halting anchor at the days. that if any blame was to follow, it All of that chain and the two an- Newcastle was made in twenty battered face, while her lord and mas- Two Free Lectures When unloaded the vessel will return ter was locked up in the tanks, pend- should be put on the legislature not chors now rest on a coral shelf strafe on board. The principal element shore. There to Newcastle. The Vennaehar is mak- ing the outcome of his wife's injuries. the distance off the Waianae was of dispute was over the firsh inspector- question as to just how much ing her first trip to Honolulu. She is a. ago Glasgow. ship. The Mayor declared it was a chain has been lost, as some say 135 built five years at Port SUNDAY, August 29, 3 p. m. a Man Die, Shall He Lire Again?", The officers are Captain Gordon, Chief poor payment for services to throw a "If Worthington, Second Officer good man out for a whim. TUESDAY, August 31, 3 p. m. "Oujr Destiny." and 95 on the other. Taking the lat- officer J. ONE, TWO. THREE J. Johnson, Third Officer A. Mitchell. After, putting the Maekall and Mon- ter figures as correct the captain sarrat. appointments, Kane offered the HAWAIIAN HOTEL LANAI. ADMISSION dropped 5520 feet overboard. With CMyo Makes Long Stay. name of William Isaacs as fish inspec- FREE. It was after 10o'clocJs before the BUSINESS tor "and both his name and Lane's went LOCAL OITICE OF THE UNITED big Toyp KisenHKaisTia steamship (HI before the board without the Mayor STATES WEATHER BUREAU. Chiyo Maru arrived alongside the putting the motion, declining to do so. yes- Logan got in his famous "1, 2, 3" mo- Honolulu, Friday) August 27, 1909. j Hackfeld wharf from Yokohama morning, and as she has to take (Continued tion and Lane was selected. terday From Fa 8 One.) When the assistant inspectorship LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S THERMO. WIND on a big lot ot oil iuei sne wui not K Mayor,' who states that he was right came up Aylett said he knew the fish o 3?. leave for San Francisco until 9 o'clock and the Supervisors wrong, which end c morning. The long stay, however, inspector was paying a, small sum out H this ed, in a passage-at-arm- s between His a agreeable both to passengers and of his jown salary . for an assistant. is the Honor and Aylett, father of the sani- Chi- tc t Honolulu in general, for both the Pa- He said'thkt in previous years the tary ordinance. nese fishmarket men had paid the sala- cific Mail and T. K. K. boats hay gen- Aylett was up Deputy an backed by am ries Hats of the inspector, and assistant. P a erally confined their stay at this port County 19C0 77 .10 69 KZ Attorney Milverton, who said Then he went on to say that there was COME AND SEE THEM. jS0.t2 to one single day, whenever possible. tne was absolutely correct 228 labor- .supervisor rigid need of inspectorship as he saw 1901 SO 02 "4 .01 71 The Chiyo brought Filipino He quoted from Act 118, Session Laws They a in the Advertiser recently a (picture ers for sugar plantations. are of iy09, which amends subsection 1 of, 1902 3n m 74 .CI 67 NI fine looking lot of men. showing ice beng packed away in Japa- the Session Laws of 1907, otherwise nese sampans for deep sea fishing. Who 190$ ,3) 05 74 .19 69 SB The trip was a very quiet one and the .Municipal to was nothing to disturb the equan- Charter Act, relating could tell now whether fresh or iced NUUANU BETWEEN KING AND HOTEL. 70 SB there the powers of the Board of Supervisors, 190 29.96 T 80 imity of the passengers on the entire fish was being put on the market f It 'so as follows: was a very grave subject to him. 1905 02 74 .01 76 XK 11 voyage across the Pacific. Among her ' t 1 to make through passengers is Capt. K. Yabe, and enforce Then a motion was offered that the 1906 75 KS 11 within the limits of the City and Coun jso.00 .00 ei assistant harbormaster at Yokohama. new appointees should commence their ty of Honolulu all necessary ordinances duties on September 1, and it passed. 1807 ;29 98 75 .01 76 KB 12 He called on the local harbormaster covering all local police matters and of and assistant yesterday afternoon. Another ordinance declaring the ap- 1908 80.07 75 .00 63 KB 10 matters ot sanitation and health, in pointments legal, was also passed, the I Comte de GeTchove de Deuterghem, a spection of buildings, condemnation of Mayor passing to 1909 30.0i 74 .00 62 HK 6 Belgian nobleman, is making a tour the buck again the 1 unsafe structures, dairies, milk, fish, board. Avge'3o.c2 74 .02 of the world. " ; I fE cemeteries, etc. . to appoint WM. B. STOCKMAN, Notice to Mariners. city and county physicians, sanitary inspectors Seetion Director. August 26, 1909. and other as mav be neces Honolulu, sary to carry into effect ordinances CITY CHIPS Ifl Hawaiian Islands, Oahu Island, Pearl If TIDES, SUN AND MOON. made as aforesaid, who shall have the you have had any Harbor Peninsula Point Shoal Buoy, same power as given by law to agents a 17, a third-clas- s spar, broken from its of the Board of Health." FUND mooring August 25, will be replaced as The Mayor's contention as to his own FOflJH difficulty with your SI! i" - 5 soon as practicable. rights was based on the provisions of n -- i . 2 15 a a aic Bv order of the Lighthouse Board. seetion 81 ot the .Municipal Act of 1907, Is '(Continued from Page One.) ia.m.1 if., p.m a m.' sets V. S. HOUSTON, which gives him the right to appoint all office books of re- M 23 9.46 1 4, 7 89 1.64 5.46 5 426.21 I 29 Lieutenant, U.S.N., Assistant to the In- officers of the city and county. mitted to the institution, and Ur. Mae- spector, 12th L. IL district. Aylett 's resolution showed T 24't0.58 5 9.C4 2.43 7 20 5 426.20 the "nig kall advised paying $2 per day for pa- t i ger in Persia on New Run. the woodpile" of the new law, tients admitted under his supervision. cord let us have W 25 11 53 1.7 11 .40 a.40: 8 01 5.42 6 19 0.12 as it provides an opening wedge for the an iB.m i , I ! I The steamship Persia, formerly the Supervisors to This was approved by the board. T 26 12 48 1.8 4.52 ill8.32 5.42 6 19 1X0 get even with the Mayor O. & O. S. S. Coptic, which was on a. in I the for his successful test in the courts to The city physician asked for an as-s- i Francisco-Honolulu-Orie- order. F il 1.32 1 9 0.56 6.01 5 43 6.18 1.54 San run for make appointments. I I Further than i ! this, slant and he was given authority 2S1 many years, has been chartered by a persons who 8 2.16' 2.0 1.48 7 C2 9 28,5.43 6.17 2 55 have studied other new Pii-anai- a, Chinese corporation for service be- ordinances for a clerk. He named A. St. C. 29! 3j4:5l fl.5cls.43 declare there are more 8 2 2.Cf--3 6. !' 4.00 tween Chinese and Mexican ports. The the sal- Africans concealed who will be trotted who was confirmed and We will satisfy you as to First' quarter of the moon, August 23. vessel will., doubtless make Honolulu out at the psychological moment to ary set at. $75 per month. The tides at Kahulai and Hilo occur a port of call. Captain Lockett re- confuse the work of the municipality, In a letter to the board the Mayor quality, price and delivery. about one hour earlier than at Hono- cently passed through on the S. S. or at least to block the Mayor, who lulu. Asia to take command of the Persia. declared last evening that he had been strongly recommended that the streets re- Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours Pleiades Off For Coast. S reminded by the Board members that leading to Fort Ruger be built or 80 minutes slower than Greenwich he was but a "figure-head- " and with- paired as the case may be. The roai time, being meridian 157 The American-Hawaiia- n steamship out vote. that of the of committee has already acted favorably Haw'n Gazette Co., Ltd degrees thirty minutes. The time whis- rioiades sailed from Kaanapali fof The Mayor was not without backing, tle blows at 1:30 p. m., which is the San Francisco at 4 p. m., August 26, however,- - among the Supervisors, for on the matter and will start things eame as Greenwich 0 hours 0 minutes. carrying 5300 tons of sugar. The ves- Mr. Cox asked to be excused from vot- moving next month. Bun and moon are for local time for sel will leave San Francisco for Ho- ing on the new appointments on the Boad Supervisor Wilson notified the the whole gToup. nolulu, September 10. ' ground that he was not sure of the board that leaves of abstnee ha.d been " legality of Aylett 's motion. Aylett 's m f Shipping Notes. granted three men of his department hi METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. motion included the following list: who were members of the National Issued Every Sunday Morning by the The Matson freighter Hyades left City and County Physician, Dr. Guard. He had to put on men to take Local Office, U. 5. Weather Bureau. Port Allen for San Francisco August Bruce Maekall (incumbent); Meat. In- places and aggregate of all a load of sugar. spector, their the 24, parrying Dr. W. T. Monsarrat (incum- salaries would be $300. He asked that ! bent); 8 THERM. J , WISD The American ship Marion Chilcott Fish Inspector, Lot C. Lane this be paid but of the general fund (new Ke-ferre- arrived yesterday morning from Gavi-ot- a appointee); Assistant Fish In- and not debited to his road fund. Hawaiian Ballasting Company bE'i! S bringing a load of fuel oil. The spector, Albert Woodward, (new ap- 3 pointee); to road committee. BUILDING CONTBACTOB3 Sifts trip was made in twelve days. Sanitary Inspectors, T. P. The road ' supervisor also stated Cummins Vivi-chave- s 151 MAUNAKEA ETEEET, NEAB KINO. O. Box TeL 394. v K - Hono-ka- a (new appointee); John P. 820; Z- The steamer Likelike went to he had to make unusually large i that - g X. Matfumoto, Manager P- 2 'a 5 yesterday afternoon with freight. (incumbent); morgue attendant, crude oil, sehool grounds Louis K. Kane (incumbent). The payments for A.-H- . new wagons, etc., and the (Total, ; The freighter Mexican is due curbing, for Black Sand, Garden Soil, delivered anywhere In Honolulu, from 8 !1 SO.f 82 T 72 4 SE 10 changes were T. P. dimming, former : This dug into Mjl6 3Ci.C 82 n: 7s; 6 j se is this morning from Seattle. road supervisor bill was about $3746. corner Hotel and Fort streets, at LOWEST PBICES. I t to take the place of T 117 SC.Ort 82 73 7 s 8 f-- his road allowance and he asked for t J. F. Durao as a W jit an f3 72 .i3 74 6 jsb 6 sanitary inspector, and do I CAR AND HACK COLLIDE. special relief. He wanted to extra T iy).f4 2 73 6i Si j 10 Lot C. Lane as fish inspector, vice Wil- F i.'- - ao oh .10 i lv liams. work on outlying roads just now as I Electric car No. 2 collided with hack 8 ;21 30. u6 8i :ii3 t'6j 3 H 8 The the season of bad weather was ap- I f board rescinded the list of No. 152 on King street in front of Joe proaching and he would have to dis- Note. Barometer readings are cor- Mayor's appointees and then proceeded Leal's place shortly after 11 o'clock to vote on the new list. continue such work then. Keferred to rected for temperature, Instrumental The was The Mayor last night. hack in charge of said he had acquiesced in his appoint- road committee. errors, and local gravity, and reduced a Japanese driver. The vehicle was geiding named to sea ments to the wishes of the political A dark chestnut level. Average cloudiness stated slightly damaged, but no one was in- majority belonging to the Palama fire In scale 0 to 10. 0f the board and the board "Dick" from Direction of jured. The electric car was not dam- ought to abide department died on August 21, from wind is 24 by the appointments, prevailing direction during aged. and not throw out injuries received from slipping on a hours ending at 8 p. m. Velocity of even the last Demo- crat in office. He said he did not wish pavement. The matter will be investi- wind is average velocity in miles per lmong the passengers who arrived to be fcour. understood as talking politics, gated by the fire department commit- on the Chiyo Maru yesterday was Har- but showed the members tee so the. animal may be writ- "VTM. B STOCKMAN. wherein he that HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD. . ris Weinstoek, member of the firm of had deferred to their wishes when he ten off the inventory held by the Section Director. Weinstock & Lubin of San Frinciseo. had 88. .j the full power of appointment. Phone . .. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1909.

thus following in the footsteps of their Fraternal Meetings father. They are C. Montague Cooke, Castle & CooKe, Ltd. r HONORED CITIZEN Clarence II. Cooke, George P. Cooke, JsSi Fi organ NEW LINE Richard A. Cooke, Alice T. Cooke and POLYNESIA ENCAMPEIENT NO. 1, Theodore A. Cooke. -- Except the two SHIPPING AND COILMISSIOB I. O. O. T. OF ileets every first and third Friday of the last named, all are engaged in busi- MERCHANTS. month, at.7:-j- p. m--. n Odd Fellows' Hall, (Continued from Page One.") ness. Everyone who had the privi- STOCKS, BONDS Fort Street. Visiting brothers cordially in- waiahao. They lege of entering the home soon learn- Wicker vited to attend. occupied the house W. ELLEKBROCK. C. P. which staml.-- today as the oddest wood- ed to admire the spirit there manifest- L. L. LA 1'XrJKKt, Scribe. ed. is not too mueh to say AND REAL ESTATE en building in islands. It that the in his home, with his family, Mr. Veranda EXCELSIOE LODGE NO. 1, I. O. O. F. Charles was the second of four sons. SUGAR FACTORS AND GENE1A 7 in Cooke's influence were ileets evey Tuesday evening, at :30, Joseph, eldest, and Clarence, the life and nearly . INSURANCE AGENTS. Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Street. Visiting the perfect. "His children will rise up No. 857 Kaahumanu St. bothers cordially invited to attend. youngest, having died many years ago. Furniture II. W. TSCHL'DI, N. G. The only surviving brother is and call him blessed'' can truly be L L. U PIEKKE, Sec'y. Amos Francis Cooke. The sisters said of his family. Early in he HARMONY LODGE NO 3. I. O. O. F. were Martha E., widow of the life united with Fojt ileets every Monday evening, at 7:30, in late S. T. Alexander; Juliette M.? Street Church and has ever since re- REPRESENTING Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Street. Visiting mained a consistent and untiring CO. brothers cordially invited to attend. widow of the late J. B. Atherton, and New England Mutual Lif j. hopp & K. W. FOSTER, N. G. Mary A., widow of the late Charles church member and Christian. Even ORIENTAL InxoruM here his rare business qualifications Company of Boston. Largest Furniture Store in the E. E. HENDRY, Sec'y. Turner, now widely know as Annis Mon- tague. Honolulu was a quiet corner of were most important, for business en- Aetna Fire Insurance Company. Island PACIFIC EEBEKAH LODGE NO. 1, ergy and tact are as mueh needed in I. O. O. F. the earth in the fifties and sixties, and, RUGS . . National Fire Insurance Comnanw Kin? Street Near Alakea Meets every second and fourth Thursday, under the care and direction of such the church as in sugar growing or Citizens' Insurance Company (Hrtftr Your Credit Is Good at 7:30 p. m.. Odd Fellows' Hall. Visiting parents; the development of any other banking, and when the difficult task fine Kebekabs are cordially invited to attend. of We still have a few rugs rire insurance company). FRF. IDA VON BERG. N. G. than a sterling character was hardly uniting the Bethel Union and Fort London Assurance Corporation. ALICE NICHOLSON, Secy. possible. The Cookes were educators, Street Church arose he was one whose on hand, and have reduced the

in resourcefulness was most called upon. FULL-WEIGH- T OLIVE BRANCH EEBEKAH LODGE NO. 2, and the family the basis of a sound price to the very lowest We are WE DELIVER ICS m I. O. O. F. education was laid, followed by years He became a eharter member of the Meet severy first and third Thursday, at of telling work at Punahou, and his Central Union Church and has ever trying to save the expense of TO YOUR DOOR FOR TWENTY. 7:30 p. m., in Odd Fellows' Hall. Visiting since been Wah Chong & Co. Rebekahs are cordially invited to attend. schooling was completed by a year or chairman of its board of sending them back to the Coast FIVE CENTS PER HUNDRED. As SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, N. G. two at the Massachusetts Agricultural trustees. For many years he was WAVERLEY BLOCK ALEXANDRA BATH, Sec'y. College. superintendent of the Sunday school so come and get a good rug BARNHART, TELEPHONE 146, OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371, F. & A. M. Returning to the Islands in 1871, Mr. and ever and always foremost in pro- cheap. There will be no oppor- CHANT STREET. Meets on the last Monday of each Cooke entered the employ of the old moting the true interests of the church. US3 DRY GOODS month, at Masonic Temple, at 7 :30 p. firm of Castle & Cooke, which was This notice would be incomplete and tunity like this again, buy now m. Visiting brethren are cordially in- vited to attend. founded by his father and Mr. S. N. the most notable feature of his life and save money. R. K. BEMROSE, W. M. Castle. At the time of his entry into would be omitted, were his benevo- H. GOETZ, Secy. W. business the firm was made up of S. X. lences and public gifts, to go unmen-tione- d. JAS. F. MORGAN. LEAHI CHAPTER NO. 2, O. E. S. Castle, J. P. Cooke, J. B. Atherton, and Always generous, yet that gen- Meets every third Monday of each the Estate of A. S. Cooke. Mr. Castle erosity arose to munificence during the Alfalfa Hay p. m., If you are looking for a house, month, at 7:30 in the Masonic taught bookkeeping to a good many of ac- Temple. Visiting sisters and brothers later years of his life He had either large or small, cash or A are cordially invited to attend. the young men of those days, and all of quired, through his efforts and fine IUWAHAN GROWN ANNA S. WRIGHT. W. M. the business instruction and training abilities, a considerable time, come and see us. We always ADELAIDE M. WEBSTER, fortune. But WILL DO IT. All hay, no stones or rubbish. Secretary. Charles had was derived from this he never forgot that with wealth came have bargains on hand. We can In 100 lb. bales not' compressed. teaching. In later years he was re- responsibility to others, and most sell you a place to suit your LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 3, O. E. S. cognized as one of the finest account- nobly has Price ..$25 a ton Meets at the Masonic lemple every he responded. The public taste. ants in the country. At first, assistant, does not YOUE DEALER OK second Saturday of each month, at know of the numberless gifts "YAMATOYA," CALL ON 7 :30 d. m. Visitine sisters and broth he soon became head bookkeeper and from his hands and his wife's, but JAS. F. MORGAN. ers are cordially invited to attend. in growing and ALL KINDS OF MINNIE RHOADS, W. M. cashier 'the important very many of the sick and unfortunate business of that concern. But, partly . The Pond Dairy MARGARET LISHMiLN, Secy. are full of lasting gratitude for the SHIRTS, PAJAMAS and KIMONOS because he felt that others of the timely aid h has come unostenta- I 890 HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. 1, PYTHIAN MADE TO TEL. SISTERS. young men of the families had claims tiously from them. While actively ORDER. on firm in Meets every first and third Tuesday at the and part because he was engaged as president of Brewer & 1246 Fort c 7:30 p. m., at Knights of Pythias Hall, Fort stirred to strike out for himself, he aimiiki St., Just above Orpaemn. and Beretania streets. All visitors cordially Company, he gave all of his salary to Ik invited to attend. accepted an offer from Lewers & Dick- the Pension Fund established for their Du-Ra-B- AIMEE BICKNELL, M". E. C. son, and, with Robert Lewers, became employes, and as president of Bank ul SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, K. R. S. the The price of lots in this sec- a partner with Joshua G. Dickson. This of Hawaii a half of his salary has tre for was in 1877. Mr. Dickson died in July, tion is advancing; minute Lawrence TYPEWRITER RIBBON OAHTJ LODGE NO. 1, K. of P. been given to , the same fund in the io Barrett Meets every first and third Friday at 7:30 1880. Within a few months they bank. The great causes of missionary service and gas will make them o'clock. Pythian Hall, corner Beretania and bought the interest of the Dickson es- Fort streets. Visiting brothers cordially in- enterprise, education, hospitals, public advance more. Houses are A. B. Arleigh & Co., Ltd vited to attend. tate and launched the new firm of charities, have received princely gifts F. E. NUGENT, C. C. Lewers & Cooke, which to springing up all over it. You continued from them, not once, nor twice, CIGAR AGENTS R. GOSLING, K. of E, & S. carry on the lumber business began so but are making a mistake if you many year after year. To him we owe the BEST 10c SMOKE LN TO WW. wtlliam Mckinley lodge no. 8, years before by C. H. Lewers. Aquarium don't own a lot or two in this well-know- at Waikiki. But as if this K. of P. This is now n corporate the were new : is Meets every second and fourth Saturday concern & not memorial enough, there was suburb, it the healthiest A. evening at 7:30 o'clock, in Pythian Hall, called Lewers Cooke, Limited, David Dowsett with which Mr. Cooke con- dedicated at Punahou only last May spot in Honolulu. Go out some corner Beretania and Fort streets. Visiting was still Cooke brothers cordially invited to attend. nected as director at the time of his the Library, which, with a splen- evening and find out how cool ubber Goods F. M. McGREW, O. C. did addition to the funds of the per- GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE, LOANS E. A. JACOBS0N, K. R. S. death, though long since his active and bracing the air is. Lots are leadership had ceased, Mr. F. Lowrey manent endowment, constitute "a monu- R. H. . . J. ment more lasting than, 15,000 sq. ft. and prices from PEASE .. Preside 203 Judd Building. Phone 655. COURT CAMOES NO. 8110, A. O. F. having become manager. tablets of Meets every second and fourth Tues- was brass. It is said that tomorrow we $175.00, on up. Get one and be , Market Stret, day of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in It during his active connection San Francisco, Cal., U.8;A. San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. with Lewers & Cooke that he assumed forget those who yesterday passed on. happy. Visiting brothers cordially invited to an interest in the general business af- This can never be so with the memory K, L. IVOtJG attend. of Charles M. Cooke. JAS. F. MORGAN. Silt CAESAR MEDEIROS, 0. R. fairs of the Islands. His sagacity and IMPORTER AND DEALER IN clear insight were appreciated once, Sun Lee Tai Co. LATEST STYLE OF LADIES' AND H. PEREIRA. F. S. at and it was not long before his services DON'T IGNORE SLIGHT IN JURIES. GENT'S CAMOES CIRCLE NO. 210, C. O. F. Contractors, Builders, Painters were in demand as director and in other Do-n'- KALIHI every t l Meets second and fourth Thurs- positions neglect giving every cut. FURNISHING GOODS day of each month, at 7:30 p. ra., in of responsibility in many KOA r.i San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. business ventures. He took hold of wound or bruise prompt attention. A new house and 4 lots, containing FURNITURE TO ORDEX. Visiting companions cordially in- King Dyehi ROBINSON BLOCK, 32 HOTEL ST. are established sugar plantations and did Blood poison may appear and an ugly 20,000 sq. ft. Owner has left town Street. Near Nuuanu. vited to attend. will sell you kinds o MRS. M. R. MEDEIROS, C. C. much in reorganization and other ways scar or even the loss of a limb result. this at a bargain. If want TELEPHONE 683. .' MR. ! L. A. PEREY, F. S. to a place to raise ehickens, vege- Best in make them paying concerns. For Chamberlain 's 13 anti- fruits, many Pain Balm an or flowers, Telep! COURT LUNALTXO ISO. 6600, A. O. F. years he believed that our indus- septic, heals the wound rapidly and all tables, buy this. Meets every Wednes- trial "field offered Catton, No. 208 SHEBA first and third rare opportunities danger ia avoided by its use. For sale Neill & Company, Ui day evenings of each month, at 7:30 v JAS. F. MORGAN. p. for the useful investment of capital, dealers, & Co., m., in Pythian Hall, corner Fort by all Benson, Smith ENGINEERS AND MACHINSTS, and Beretania streets. Visiting broth- and urged the establishment of another Ltd., agents for Hawaii. 'will soon be at the helm which steers ers cordially invited. bank, in which a large number of busi- Queen and Richards Streets. W. KELLE, O. E. isU ness men should join. Boilers d charcoal-iro- n the policy of the leading Japanese JAS. K. KATJLIA, P. C, F. S. During these with years he became an acknowledged steel tubes. General ship work. BUST l newspaper of the Territory. His policy HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. O. E. financial leader. ( Meets on second and But his energies fl rr and course has been endorsed by the fourth Wednesday even were not confined fi PREFERRED BY ALL ings or eaca month, at to the sugar and mercantile industries. HOT. .best Japanese people as shown by He urged the establishment of 146 is HalL corner Beretania and Fort streata. other feet frontage, contains 20,742 sq. Keystone-Elgi- n Eaglea enterprises and joined heartily in for- feet.H the tremendous increase in the circu- Vuiting are invited to attend. U wja. u. Mcuur, w. P. warding the plans to establish the u Large house, 3 bedrooms, din- AND H. T. MOORE, Secy. la-nai- lation of the SHINPO. If you are not growth of tea and coffee on a firm ing room,' kitchen, parlor, bath and s; HONOLULU commercial basis. He was Ingersoll a subscriber for the use of your em- HARBOR NO. 64. A. A. of M. a director grounds covered with shade and Watches M. P. and deeply interested in the Kona Cof- fruit trees. Owner is having the house ployes enter your name today. Meets on the first Sunday and Tea J. W. SMITHIES, Manager. jos. soHWAXTi, Aeeiri better evening of each month, at 7 fee Plantation, and, though it overhauled. This is a good place in a o'clock, at Odd Fellows' failed, he often said that the experi- good location. Hall. All sojourning breth ence was not lost; would in For further information, see ren are cordially invited to it result INDE Biiena. good to the Islands eventually. Hawaiian Btamj By F. MORGAN. Sing an order Worthy President. In 1897 the Bank of Hawaii was AT THE JAS. old Calabashes, Tsfss, HAWAII SHINPO J. B. SEAELE. BUILDING ADJOINING Curios FRANK C. POOR, Secy. organized and opened its doors, De- and Sonvealrt. cember 27. He was one of its eharter THE STANGENWALD BUXLDLNG, Three lots on Wilder avenue, also ISLAND CURIO CO., Smith St., Between King and Hotel members, but as family was James Steiner, Elite PARAG THEODORE ROOSEVELT the then property in Punahou and Manoa Valley. ac- Building, i CAMP NO. 1, U. S. W. V. residing in California he declined MERCHANT STREET. A snap over 2 acres in Manoa for Hotel Itrnt. s wel- t Meets every first and third tive participation in its affairs. But $1500. ' Visitors always w Wednesday of each month in following Ned come. waverley Hall, corner Bethel and the death of Jones and Hotel streets, at 7:30 p. the temporary retirement of Mr. P. C. . FE m. F. By order of the Camp Com- Jones from active business, he finally JAS. MORGAN. ESTIMA mander. K. BROWN, accepted, with some reluctance, the i J. i Adjutant. presidency of the bank and assumed Office ! 1910 CAES. the duties of the position in Septem- Honolulu MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL ASSO ber, 1898. At that time the bank had CIATION. a paid-u- capital of $300,000, but Pll Willi Meets second and fourth Mnndava nf mMi through his energy and able leadership Scrap Iron Co. K THE NOW iSii month at the new K. of P. Hall, corner Fort jl WHO OWNS IBr and Beretania streets. its business go developed and increas- GEORGE E. WARD, President ed, despite the establishment of two This fine residence section is ad- 0. H. BROWN . Fl H. G. WOOTTEN, Secretary. vancing rapidly. ... MAWACSS other banks and two trust companies HALEKAUWTLA HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1, O. The people who live there say it is STREET R. M. since 3898, that when he laid aside AT AUCTION Highest price paid Meets every first and third leadership January 1, 1909, the best spot in Honolulu. We still for Old tru Thursday of each month, in K. active it Scrap Iron and all metals. of P. Hall, corner and had a paid-u- p capital of"$600,000 and have four lots left of the large tract Fort At our salesroom, Merchant street, Dealer in Second-han- d Machimery. Roorrj Only a few cars still available. Place Beretania streets. Visiting undivided profits of nearly $500,000. we subdivided. They are situated on your order at once. brothers cordially invited to adjoining the Stangcnwald Building, Wyllie and Liliha streets, just where TeL 642. P. O. Box 547. , ' attend. It is almost true that he had the HE VON HAMM-YOUN- CO., LTD., E. V. TODD, C. of R. golden touch. Nearly everything he the car stops. High elevation, good Agents. L. A. PERRY. Sachem. became interested in. and labored for Tuesday, August 31, 1909 air, mountain and marine view, close Di was prosperous. To to car and town; good streets, good KWflNG HING GHONG GO. HONOLULU LODQE 616, illustrate the truth soil B. P. O. E. of one only has to remember the AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., and a good place to build a home. this, Take will meet hall, some of his Liliha street car and ride to the in their names of enterprises une large copper CHINESE GRASS LINENS, King street, near Fort, every Ewa Lihue, Hawai- - fastened racing end and you will see our sign; or call IMPORTED Friday evening. Visiting Waialua, Koloa. shell sliding seats spoon LALiES' SHIRTWAISTS. PONGI Wa-hiaw- with and at our office and we will show you a, the in- an Agricultural, Wailuku, brothers are cordially Kohala, sculls, map and give you vited to attend. Brewer & Co., tne Bank of Ha- further information. 1024 NUUANU STREET E. A. DOUTHITT, E. E. One skiff or yacht tender with oars, H. C. EASTON, Secy. waii. At the time of his death he JAS. F. MORGAN. was president of the Bank of Hawaii Oak boat grating, large oars, HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB. and of Brewer & Co., and had only Boat hooks, sails, rigging, PRECIOUS STONES Meets on 2nd and 4th Fridays in the month tackle, Do you want view? at 8 o'clock, in Rooms 11 and 12, Alexander recently withdrawn from the same posi One qxiick action letter press, We have set in rings and brooches. Gold Sid Ox Seeds Young Building. tion Ewa, Vaialua and the Hawai a silver jewelry made to reasesr in house on Prospect order at J. K. M. MACLEAN, Chief. ian Agricultural Company, and he was One electric vibrator, electric read able prices. Your trade solicited. JAMES H. FIDDES, Secy. ing lamp, street, large grounds well im- still an active director in many other proved RUBBER HAWAII CHAPTER NO. 1, ORDER OF corporations. Piano, counters, paper cutters, with fruit trees, at a bar- WO KAMT,W AMTTTA. gain. Will take half cash and SUN Meets every first and third ThuMday Those who have dealt with Mr Hair brushes, dry goods, CHAN CHEW - - MANAGE! GRASS! AND FORAGE PLANTS ris-h-t li evening of each month at 7:30 c'eiock in Cooke will testify to his rare business Office half on time. The price is 180S Fraternity Hall, Odd Fellows' building, on chair, folding chairs, Maunakea St., P. O. Bex lit NT, VEGETABLE! ability. He was both shrewd and yet and so is the location if you want SEEDS Fort street. yet sighted. Gas stove, blankets, N. FERNANDEZ bold; conservative, far elevation and view within walk- Orders taken for imported seeds. Kuauhau. One of his qualities, which has had a ALSO fine influence in Hawaii, was his un- ing distance from town. LERO DAMXEN COUNCIL, NO. 663, Y. M. I., A few island bred geese and Pekin KOA DESKS and meets every second and fourth Wednesday at failing optimism. It was always pres- ducks. t 7 :30 o'clock p. m. in St. Louis College ent and vigorously exercised when FOUR POSTERS Alumni Hall (Dreier Hall), Union street. JAS. F. MORGAN. Visiting members are always welcome. most needed, and has done much to JAS. W. PRATT, W. J. GALLAGHER, President. sustain when everything appeared Jared G. Smith H. P. O' SULLIVAN. Secretary. dark and hopeles to others. All will Auctioneer. A large lot on Prospect street WINC CHONG CO, remember how perfectly cool and con- which gives you an excellent King and Btkl FXFTEE Kealakekua, Hawaii, T.H. fident he was during the sudden panic view of city and harbor. of 1907, when our elose relations with Beretania street, AU KA HANA New York seemed to render disaster here certain. He was always cordial house. Jade Jewefry nnd courteous: it was a pleasure to Palama, small house and lot. deal with him. lOISElllIIi In Special Original Chinese Designs, If your grocer can't supply you, Smith street, a lot. LIMITED. JAP Attractive Elegant Low Prited. ootlfy To those who only met Mr. Cooke Kukui street, a lot. FEED. L. WALDEON - PHONE 13 in the walks of business, it would seem Lane, MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOCIATION. BO WO that the story of his life was complet- Kukui house and lot. Kinau street, 2 houses and a CITY MAUSOLEUM. Hotel Street bet. Maunaltea ed with the commercial history of his Smith times. But to those who knew him, A BARGAIN few more. Coca Gola Refreshes business wjs only one side of the 1 largeness of his nature, and the sweet- JAS. F. MORGAN. KS!Tmi tM"-'- J 'miiumw wBjwi m w ! "P m est nnd best was found in his social, BOTTLED BY 40-H.- Resai ohoes ?!' I'imis and domestic life. ONE WINTON w ABE THE SHOES HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS April 30. 1S74. he was married to THAT PEOVE. FIVE- - SEATES. College Street OFFICI PHONE 516. A"r,;. C. Ricp. daughter of the late Wil- I: liam Rico, of Lihue, Kauai. Of the A fine residence lot. 7."xl2-3- . Just Regal Shoe Store A WANT AD. WILL GET YOU A issue of this marriage all live but two, the place to build a home. V SERVANT. TRY THE CLASSIFIED and all have settled in Hawaii, be- C :nNEE KLNG AND BETHEL. COLUMN IN THE ADVERTISES. coming useful and valuable citizens, J. W. PRATT, Auctioneer. JAS. F. MORGAN. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1909

Honolulu is constantly growing Rolen O. Bailey, private secretary in importance as a maritime to the Secretary of the Treasury, made rM II 11 II mm I mill II i n n town; but none of the snips that a careful examination of the Federal building site while at Ililo, and con'? to this port can hold a himself as greatly pleasedwLh the location. It certainly is a "SUCCESS" Just what its name implies. For a long candle in popularity to the time we have experimented in hose to produce "While Louis just what will last longest pass at Kilo the cruiser St. peculiar conditions found here. The schooners of cold beer that endeavored to end wireless messages under the results of our investiga- tions are highly satisfactory. In th e hose CRITE- was un- "SUCCESS" we combine all the continually over the to Kahuku Point sdation, but good points and eliminate all the weak ones. successful. The test was made at the IN RION" lar Try one on a warm request of Manager J. A. Balch of the IT IS RED; IN AND WEARS LIKE IRON dav : Wireless Company, who was anxious to o :::::::: find out if it would be possible to send If yon doubt, look about you in seven out of ten yards yoa find the messages direct to Hilo. Red "SUCCESS" hose used, not beeause it's red, but" because it wears A replication has been filed by L. THE BEST BY TEST. isette, L. McCandless t() the answers of W. E. 54 IN. 50 FEET, $8.50; 54 IN. 25 FEET, $4.50 and" Bethel CastTe, trustee;. Rose Williams, Annie Corner Hotel Spalding, Georgiana Williams, Henry C. J. M'CABTHY, Prop. Williams, Edward Williams and Geor IV. W. DIMOND & CO., LTD. giana Wright, defendants in the suit 7 KING STREET, HONOLULU. Me' 'andless h brought for account- - ing. DELMOMGO HOTEL alateas PERSONALS. 130 Beretania Street, adjoining Central j Fire Station. 3)3 Furnished rooms, mosquito proof. Miss M. Cooke arrived here on the First class accommodation, en suite Chiyo Maru yesterday. and ipjou in or single, for men only. D. L. Oleson was an arriving passen- Terms reasonaable. ger on the Chiyo Maru. Mrs. A. E. Burne and three children All the Popular Shades left on the Claudine last night. HOTEL MAJESTIC SUMMER STYLES MADE OF MATERIALS lacha Block, Fort and Beretania St Among the departing passengers on THAT 1 rooms, $1 per day 01 the Claudine last evening was Sister Fine furnished WEAR. NOTHING THAT WILL GO OUT OF SHAPE r ir $10 per month and up. Splendid ae Eobertina. tomniodations. J. A. Gilman and Arthur Gilmanwere IN A WEEK, NOTHING THAT WILL NOT PUT ON MRS. C. A. BLAISDELL. Froj. departing passengers on the Claudine last night. YOU A STYLE THAT COUNTS AMONG GOOD DRESS- I I Count de Gerchove de Deuterghem is ERS. WE HAVE BATWINGS, FOUR-IN-HAN- D FLAT WHITNEY MARSH, Ltd. Victoria among the passengers on the Chiyo Hotel Maru, bound for the mainland. SCARFS AND WINDSORS OF THE MOST CHARMING AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN United States District .Attorney SHADES. Corner Bush and Stockton streets, San Breckons and United States Marshal Francisco. Tel. Douglas 2S0. Hendry are expected to return from MRS. W. F. MORRIS, Kauai on Sunday morning. THE' GOODS ARE FROM THE MAKERS OF THE Formerly of Hotel Cecil. DOC DOC DOC Major A. L. Fuller, U. S. A., is a San MOST FASHIONABLE NECKWEAR IN AMERICA. 3omoc Francisco passenger on the Chiyo Maru. THE QUEEN Rev. and Mrs. D. S. Herrick and Miss IT IS IN DEMAND BY THEt BEST DRESSERS ON" Nuuanu Street, Near Vineyard. Herrick are passengers on the Chiyo FURNISHED APARTMENTS Maru. BROADWAY. IT IS SO GOOD THAT THE PRICE FROM 2.50 UPWARD. The Allan Herberts expect to return MAKES IT A BARGAIN. Mrs. A. McDowall - - Proprietress to Honolulu soon. Mr. Herbert did creamery butter not make a northern anto trip but has been staying in and about San Francisco. ' Solid pack, fine, full flavor and as creamy HOTEL MONROE R. C. Bayless, one of the gaugers of Sacramento and Franklin Streets, the Internal Revenue Service, left for SAN FRANCISCO. Kau-pakalu- farm. Maui last night en route to a as any you ever got on the Kept The leading American plan hotel. the Winery, where he will repre- ilva's. T equipped for Built, furnished and sent the government. The new season in nnr rwn rnlrl shnracrp awav frnm high-clas- s family patronage. at that winery begins today. ELKS' BUILDING, KING STREET. PHONE 651.' Mr. and Mrs. Chance, who have been other foods. Has only the butter flavor. guests at the Young Hotel for several ) t i Apartments, Cuisine and Service weeks, will resume their trip to the ;J mainland today on the Chiyo Maru. I Highest Standard Mrs. Chance was a visitor here several years ago when she was Mrs. James IU.etropoliaii j PLEASANTON King, wife of an elderly Chicago mil- I The Gold Cartel i lionaire, who died four years ago. Mr. 4 Bronze Wilder Ave. and Punahou and Mrs. Chance were married in Phone 45. W. F. HEILBRON, Proprietor. - - Paris. II ' --U- BAND CONCERT. Plain Sailor Shoe May's Old Kona Coffee Public Sunday afternoon band con- EMBROIDERED THE BEST COFFEE cert at 3 o 'clock, at Makee Island, with a Bronze Velvet Bow with a Single Rhinestone Set, Wood Cuban t ? Kapiolani Park. PONGEE SILK COATS. s f Heel, Turn Sole, Feather Edge, Velvet Finish. The finest and most i PART I. HENRY MAY & CO., LTD beautiful dress shoes made. . PHONE 22 The Old Hundred. MANDARINS Overture The Flutiste Kling We invite your inspection. Crepe ; i Silk Crepe Scarfs, all shades. Ladies' Silk Stockings, Ballad Dream on, Dear Child and-- Paintings. A "FOOL" Coldery Picture Frames is the individual who doesn't readily Intermezzo Amina ...... Linke agree with you, but everybody agrees Selection lone Petrella $7.50 PART that i II. PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER Vocal Hawaiian Songs. .Ar. !by Berger aygusa Selection Stephen Adam's Songs.. VL is the best remedy for prickly heat Mclnerny . , Kappey Shoe Store NUUANU, ABOVE HOTEL. and eczema. ..' J Fantasia In Switzerland ...... Hume Overture The Oath Auber House Wiring The Star Spangled Banner. Band Notes. ALL KINDS OF ELECTRICAL WORK BY EXPERTS The band will play this morning at EXPERT WORK DONE AT REASON- the departure of the steamer Chiyo HORSESHOEING ABLE PRICES BY : : : : : : UNION ELECTRIC CO. Maru, and in the afternoon will play 1 at the baseball grounds. Sunday af- W. W. WRIGHT COMPANY, LTD. FORT AND BERETANIA AVE. ternoon concert will take place at Ma- kee Island, Kapiolani Park. All next KING STREET NEAR SOUTH AflflE IRENE CORSETS week the "band will be with the Con- mm I gressional party. BUSINESS LOCALS. ARE ITALIANS COMING? Sunday Church W. O. Smith, real estate department, SHANGHAI, July 29. There is a Judd" building movement to divert Italian immigra- s Services 4 A model R Ford runabout is offered tion to Hawaii in order to St.50' furnish for sale today in the classified column. V4 I laborers who will supplant the Japa- W. W. Wright Co., King street t. J The nese workers on the plantations. First Methodist Church. near South, does expert horseshoeing Several influential Italians engaged at reasonable prices. in business in Shanghai have interested The First Methodist . Episcopal Honolulu Christian Science Society themselves in the project and are ex- church, corner Beretania avenue and will hold regular services in Fratern- pected to join in a company to carry "Wilder street. John T. Jones, pastor. ity Hall at 11 o'clock tomorrow morn- out the plan. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Mr. Arthur Rooms ing. Robbing, superintendent. Cleaning and Dyeing With Every Modern AND The Star Morning worship, 11 a. nr. Sermon Convenience A Works are on Beretania avenue. Put Saturday Morning 'a your clothing in their hands for proper by the pastor; subject, "What Think care. Ye of Christ?" HAWAIIAN For I preserve Hawaiian fruits. Take a Specials Epworth League, 6:30 p. m. Subject, 00 case home or send one to your friends. "Relief in Sorrow." John 11:1-46- . MEALS Go To Mrs. Kearns, 1S Hotel street. Phone Evening worship, 7:30 o'clock. Ser; H KHAKI 1110. nion by the pastor; subject, "The Way ALEXANDER YOUNG HOTEL A lady bookkeeper, who is also a Just the Thing for Ladies' Riding That Seemeth Right to a Man." stenographer, can secure employment Skirts The music will be in charge of Prof. Same as New York. by consulting the classified columns of Regular. ..35c a yd. Sale... 25c a yd Nathan M. Lewis, organist. or CAFE this paper today. BETTER QUALITY An Epworth League social will be is given on the lawn at Castle Home in Expert electrical house wiring Hegular. . .50c a yd. done by Union Electric Co., corner Sale... 40c a yd Manoa valley on Tuesday evening. Fort and Beretania avenue, at very LADIES' SHEET WAISTS Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening. reasonable prices. Tourists, soldiers, sailors and friends A sample line. Only one of a kind. are most cordially invited to attend Your ALL THE I love my wife and her home cooking, Size 36. Made of the finest material the services of this church. but oh! you Manhattan Cafe, where R. and beautifully trimmed : : : : Wm. Warham presides, at 1104 Fort Central Union Church. Regular Price. .$2.00. Sale Price.. $1.40 street, near Hotel. Doremus Scudder, minister; Amos Carlo, jeweler and friend to Regular Price. .$2.25. Sale Price.. $1.75 LEADING J. the Regular Price. .82.50. Sale .$1.90 A. Ebcrsole, assistant minister. money, is at his of- Price. Opportunity the men without Regular .$2.75. above Hotel. Money Price. Sale Price. .$2.00 Bible school at 9:50 a. m., morning fice, Fort street, Regular .. S3.25. Sale .$2.50 on personal property of ev- Price Price. service at 11 a. m. Sermon by the As- advanced Regular Price .. S5.75. Sale $4.00 To But- - MODISTES description. Price.. ery Regular Price .. $6.50. Sale Price. .$4.25 sistant Minister: "Nehemiah, the Sit I A "fool" is the individual who does Regular Price. .$7.00. Sale Price.. $5.50 Practical Reformer." every- DEPOSIT not readily agree with you. but Regular Price. .$7.50. Sale Price. .$5.75 Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:30. body agrees that Paeh'eco's Dandruff ' Recommend 4 Topic, "Many-in-On- e or X I t?' l Them. is the remedy for prickly LADIES' KID GLOVES America" Killer best 'I 'j ' heat and eczema. "Our Cosmopolitan Population," lead- SILVERWARE r: i"a :.J I Black, White, Tan. Grey and Brown er, Mr. Lyle A. Dickey. .$1.25. $1.00 Regal skating shoes should be Eegular Price. Sale Price.. ,3 Evening service at 7:30. Sermon by at big reductions. 1 M Truly the most sat possession of every skater. The soles ENGLISH LONG CLOTH the minister: "Much Joy in That are made specially to stand the strain City." They comprise most beautiful A ? i Twelve Yards to. Piece of skates and they 'will give you long the A cordial ex- and useful pieces at prices with- isfactory Corset "at invitation is hereby ever wear. Prices $3.50 and $4.00 Regal Eegular Price. .82.25. Sale Price. .$1.90 tended to strangers, seamen, travelers, in reach. Shoe store, corner King and Bethel. FINE NAINSOOK visiting frifnds and the public gen- Coffee, to be good, must be aged erally- to attend these services. made. when the berry is green. Then it must Twelve Yards to the Piece Regular Price. .S2.25. Sale Price.. $1.90 be properly roasted and freshly ground. ATKINSON FOR HAEEIN. These requirements given strict atteu- - rXDLA. LTNON tiou ill May's Old Kona Coffee sold A. L. C. Atkinson will leave for Har- (I Ten Yards to the Piece ciily by Henry May & Co., phone 22. bin very soon to loo1; after the Rus- Sale $1.25 With thfir new combination trac- Regular Price. .$1.75. Price.. sian Immigration prjjor .. He will go Jewelers and Watchmakers, engine " - Hotel Street. AGENTS FOR tion ami steam roller, Honolulu by rail from Yiadi .j ;. Mr. Atkin- f Construction & Praying Co. are pre- Df! Goods CO., son says there are 10.000 more Rus- HONOLULU. 1 pared to take orders for rolling, plow- S(f Ill sian peasants at Harbin than the gov- ing and heavy hauling. Call for rates, ernment can provide work for, so a Oriice Fort street below Merchant. Comer Fort and Beretania Streets, good selection can be made for THE WANT ADS. WILL BRING Phone 2S1. Opposite Fire Station YOU WHAT YOU WANT. It THE PACTTIC 8 COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1909.

Oceanic Steamship Co. Time Table Halstead & Co., Ltd. William Williamson DIRECT EERVICS TO A3T FXANCISCO ' BROKER From lu Fraaciaco: For San Francisco: STOCK AND BOND ALAMEDA SEPTEMBER S ALAMEDA SEPTEMBER 8 " ALAMEDA ...... SEPTEMBER 24 ALAMEDA SEPTEMBER 29 Stocks, Bonds ALAMEDA OCTOBER 15 ALAMEDA .... OCTOBER 20 ALAMEDA NOVEMBER 6 ALAMEDA NOVEMBER 10 AND AT.AXfPVnA THTPMRFU 1 BROKERS SATXS from Honolulu to San Francisco first Cls, f65; Round Trip, Room, extra. ELI tllO. Family WE G. IRWIN & CO., Agents. REAL ESTATE LOANS NEGOTL1TED Real Estate Member Honolulu Stock and Bond BUILDING Exchange LOTS, Members Honolulu AMERICAN -- HAWAIIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Stock and Bond 83 MERCHANT MANOA VALLEY, STREET 2Z02S H3W TOSJE TO HONOLULU. WEEKLY SAILINGS VIA Exchange. ' P. O. Box 538 - - - . . Tet TEHUANTZPXO. y HILLSIDE AVENTTE 9fVlKrt fu Company 41st Street, South . FOR SALE. rreifnt raeiTsi at all times at tie wharf, Good soil, extensive view 950.00 HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE Brooklyn. House and Lot, Nuuanu - EAST MANOA ROAD 17,000 sq, . Honolulu, Thursday, August 26, 1909. $2000 PROM 8A2C FXAKCISOO TO HONO- 1 FROil PXJGET SOUND- TO HONO ft.

LULU i t LULU DIRECT: DIRECT: Desirable . . Capital Pa, location $1000.00 NAME Of STOCK. Paid Up v'al Bid A; PLEIADES SEPTEMBER 10 MISSOTJRIAN ...... SEPTEMBER 2 UPPER MANOA t( 700 COLUMBIAN .SEPTEMBER 16 ROAD 36,000 Bq. ft. Mercantile Kahhi mm Freight reeiv4 at Company's wharf, C. Brewer A Co... $2,000,000 liooi 3250 Greenwich Btrtot. For further information apply to A bargain at $2000.00 Ewa 5,000.000 2o! 30?4i 3t it ' 3500 TXOU HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN- Haw. Hpnltnra'l 1 1 H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., NUUANU Asi 1200,000 1001N? 185 3000 Ass CISCO: VALLEY An acre building lot on Haw Com & Scgar Co 2.312,755 25i 34 Agents, Honolulu. 1 JOA " 2.00 .00f 20! .. ..i 47 " PLEIADES to sail ...... AUGUST 24 C. P. MORSE, Nuuanu street, 'near Country Club . . . . $1800.00 Honomu 750.000! lOOi !l?5 " Palama , i600 General Freight Agent. Honokaa 2,000,000! an 19; vm Puunui HOUSES Haiku 500.U00 ioo.?su .... FOR RENT IN ALL Hutchinson Sag Plau .... swni o 2,500,000 25! ... 1S4 Young Street ... 1500 Canadian-Australia- PARTS OF HONOLULU. Kahuku 500.000 20i .... t.r;. c . n Keknha 8.igar Ca. 800,000 ico; .... Royal Mail Lots at Nuuanu, Ka-pahu- Line Koioa 500.000 looi ...... Kalihi, Palama, lu McBryde Sag Co lid S,500.0i0 2o! 8K! 3v and Manoa on easiest terms. Steamer running in connection iritk the Canadian Pacific Railway Co. Oahu Sugar Co 3.6O0.0OP 20( 325i J J J Jt Ocomea ...... 1.000.000 20 48s 5 FOR RENT. 2 at Honolulu oa or about the foilowing dates: Ookala . 500.0001 2oj U V.ii A brand new (Vaa Sugar Co Ltd.... 5,000,000 '2D! IW 1U cottage, uptoclata Olowia.li 150.00C in every respect, in finest TQ7& lOOi location of FIJI AND AUSTRALIA: FOR VATsronrrvrrR.- - Paauhau Bug Plan Co 5,01)0.000 5Cj .... Kahhi, one block . from car line: rental MAKURA SEPTEMBER 171 AORANGI . racinc ...... 500,000 loo! .. $25 per ' SEPTEAfR'E'R is Pala , 750.000 400260 month. AORANGI OCTOBER 16 MARAMA OCTOBER 13 Pepeekeo .... 750.00C 100' .... :165 A small pnttao m'tk Pioneer..., 2,750.000 MOAN A NOVEMBER 13 MAKURA ...... NOVEMBER 9 100 187 VJv ght on verandah; close to center WiH Waialua Agri Co.... 4,500,000 100:112,115 of call at Fanning Island. AORANGI DECEMBER 8 Wailuku ... 1,500,000 lOC.iiftO .... cental, $i.v.uu per montn rr a t a . . Waimanaio jviuaina JAJNUARY 5 Fort and 252,000 100i 2?ZH J. H. SCHNACK, 137 Merchant Streets. Waimea Sugar Mill 125,000 ..... 150 Merchant St. THEO. H. & MISCSLtANKOCfl lOOj DAVIES CO.. LTD.. Inter-Islan- .. d 8 8 Co 2,250,000 100 WWVMH GENERAL AGENTS. Haw Electric Co 50n,000 100; .. H R T A 1j Co Pfd. "" 1,150,000! H E T & Co Com. . 88 Real JBstate. Mutnil Tii r.n FOR RENT-5-a- cre PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.,. AND TOYO KISEN 150 000' 10 -- .. banana plantation KAISHA. Nahiku Rubber Co. loo! .... l" omer Nahiku KubberCo .. Assess, lOOi if .r"ac aiso land, Palolo ip ip K tir r ORAL Co 4,000,000 lOOj 1 foothills. 6teamen of the above companies will eajl .r f sf if r k ir ir r K ; J Honolulu and leave this port r Hilo R Co 1.00:1.000 20! 10 FOR SALE 25 Rnh,-v,- j acres on or aDout tne dates mentioned below: In 1 Honolulu Brewing Malting CO 20? ertJ A tree cotton tre for: s& MARINE REPORT. Ltd 400,000: 2SJ! 24 investment oa Haw Pineapple ! hand. ?6 1 Co. .... 400 ..Tlfi 20i 27 w. L. HOWARD", FOS TUS ORIENT: FOR SAN FRANCISCO: Bonds Ami 202 JK standing ilcCandlass feuilding. Ji J J J J & J J J J J JK JS JK JH ireless ( Haw Ter 4pc (Fk SIBERIA ...... AUGUST 30 ASIA . SEPTEMBEB 7 (From San Francisco Merchants Ex- Claims) 315.C00 Haw Ter 4 pcR." CHINA ...... SEPTEMBER 10 MONGOLIA SEPTEMBER 18 change.) Junding 1905 ...... 800,C00 A MANCHURIA ..... SEPTEMBEB 14 r Friday, August 27. Haw Ter V pc 1,000,000 I rAHIDRCI I I ) Haw Ter p c . CHIYO MAEU ..... SEPTEMBEB 21 Kaanapali Sailed Aug. 26, 4 p. i t.OOO.OOi o. riiiirtlLiLLi m., Haw Ter Spc 1,044,000 S. S. Pleiades, for San Francisco. Cal Beet iiug & kef Co 6 p H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Hilo Sailed Aug. 25, S. S. Virgini- c ' l,0PO,0Of! 101K STOCKS, Agents. Haiku H dc "l 225,000 and BONDS an, for Salina Cruz. j Hamakua Ditch Co (upper ditch 1 A s 200,900 Port Allen Sailed Aug. 24, S. S. , 79 " Hawaiian MERCHANT Bav MATSON Hyades, for San Francisco. Irrigation ST. NAVIGATION COMPANY. iW Co 6s, 25 p c paid.. . 745,Ca Seattle Sailed Aug. 27, U. S. A. T. j Hawaiian Irrigation Member Honolulu Stock Exchange vo, bs, tully paid.. 55,000 echedul S. S. H2LONIAN, ia tha direct servie between San Francisco Dix, for Manila via Honolulu. Haw Com Hugar During my absence from the Co 5 pc...i 1,240,C0C Territory Joe ad Honolulu: Hilo Andrade will rep- Other island messages. KRCfiBnr l.oon.oon resent me on the Honolulu Arziv Hoaolsla. Leave Hon&lnla. PORT OF HONOLULU. Honokaa 8ug Co 8 pc 450,000 102 100 Stock Silc Steamer messages. nun n r & b Uo 6 p c 647.000 Exchange and in all matten per- . SEPTEMBEB 29 OCTOBER 5 Kohala Ditch Co6s..." 500,000 10 taining to the sale of stocks and OCTOBER 27 , Mclirvde Hnir 2,000,000 NOVEMBER 2 ARRIVED. llntnr 95 : O H & L bonds. a. J. CAMPRft.t. NOVEMBER 24 NOVEMBER 30 Friday, AugustJ 27. oo 5 p c .. 2.fA)O.'O0 DECEMBER Oahu Sugar Co 5 p c... ft.o.r.on ...Jin 22 DECEMBER 28 T. K. K. S. S. Chiyo Maru, Greene, Olaa Sugar Co 8 p c ... 1.250,000 lOOH from Yokohama, 10 a. m. . riwiDc sugar JH1H Goes. ... 500.000 102 ZJ ft' S.. S. LUSLINE Ga-viot- a, of this Hue sails for San Francisco direct with freight Am. sp. Marion Chilcott, from Paia 8 p c 837,500 Dyeinj and passengers on or about September 1st a. m. " Pioneer Mill Co 6 p c" 1,250,000 !lo4 o: Waialua Ag Co 5 p c.' 1,500,000: iind CASTLE COOKE, LTD., Agent. DEPARTED. Furnished House Best in 1 f Alfred D. Cooper Str. Claudine, for Maui ports, 5 p. m. I Telepi 23.125 $100 TO i orr. xor a p. m. on paid. 53 per cent, RENT tTo. 208 juuteiiKe, jionoKaa, Cable and Wireless Address paid. Str. Helene, for Eleele, 5 p..m, ,.,- ye Sales. For six months, two-stor- y DUE TODAY. ALDYKES, HONOLULU SMfon. I.-I- . S. N. Jl?.,.iq9f50; 27 house on Wyllie street, Nuuanu Crushed Rock A.-- S. S. Mexican, from Western Union and Lieber's Codes Ewa, 31. iSLA ' and Rock Sand Seattle, valley, four bedrooms K Bween Boaid3. and two HUSTACE-PEC- COMPANY, LTD. a. m. bath Str. Kinau, Freeman, from Hilo and 20 Pioneer, 186.75; 15 Pioneer, 187; rooms, large barn and tennis BEST. C a QUEEN STREET. PHONE 295. way ports, a. m. - 135 Ewa, 31; 100 McBryde, 3.75. court. I W crash our own rock and deliver to all parts of the SAIL TODAY. HAffBIIflN STOCKS and BONDS City. latimaea given on all kind hot? of road work and T. K. K. S. S. Chivo Maru. Greene. The grading. Reasonable Prices. . Vaterhouse Go. ' for San Francisco, 9 a. m. BOUGHT AND Albert F. Afona OFTE US A TRIAL. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. DUE TOMORROW. SOLD Judd Building. Str. Kinau, from Kauai ports, a. m. 832 FOST Str. Mikahala, from Molokai and STREE7J Maui ports, a. m. DUE MONDAY. LOANS MADE ON LISTED J Classified Advertisements Onion-Pacif- ic BACKSAG3. EmPPLWG, COLLATERAL P. M. S. S. Siberia, from San Fran STOCK AND BOND BROKEit STORAGE, WOOD, Phone cisco, a. nr. FOR RENT. PASSENGERS. SIX-ROO- King ai4 PACKING, Member Honolulu Stock, modern cottage; good order Transfer Go,, Ltd, COAL. Arrived. and Bond 1907 R S iPliivn Marn. from Exchange Young; $22.50 per month. Ap- Pat Orient ply H. 58 27. J. Cummings, 1837 College. ports, Aug. For Honolulu: Miss 307 JUDD Member G i5 KING ST. FURNrrURE AND PJAjrO MOVING. BUILDING Honolulu Stock and Bond 8433 i Telephone 489 f .T R Pnrkp. .T Ynmanqlca. "R Wft-- P. O. Box 607 Exchange A ' FURNISHED cottage' at Waikiki. w kayama and servant, F. G. E. Walker. Apply For San Francisco: J. F Abbott, Mrs. J. A. Gilman, Judd building. PHONE Marv Arnold, K. Ashino, Miss E. Bar- THE PACIFIO Classified Advertisements .8436 , ber, "Thos. J. Barkley, Mrs. Thos. Bark-le- y, W. S. Barkley, HaTold Bixby, R. Commercial 'KUAHIWI", my Tantalus cottage; W. Bowen, Fred Boynton, Leon Braun, Advertiser WANTED. furnished. C. H. Dickey. 8134 Office !' Craig, LADY bookkeeper Wm. Cozeblman, Miss Josephine and stenographer for COTTAGES, Dr. A. J. C-o- Mrs. A. J. Co?: and 2 Entered at the Postoffice at Honolulu, large wnoiesaie concera; must be com- with board. Mrs. J. Ca- - s eiuy, zuuo children, Mrs. Anna L. Cummings, J. x. xi., as secona-cias- matter. petent. 421 Advertiser. 8441 nalia road, WaikikL W. Curten, Comte de Kerchove de TO u Denterkhem. Elliott Dixon, Leandro SUBSCRIPTION RATES: CHOICE budded alligator pear and A SATISFACTORY TENANT, Fernandez, Major A. L. Fuller, U.S.A.; One year. .$12.00 mango trees. Address A. S. C, this "ue-hal- f of te sfore occupied bv the fi Mrs. L. A. Fuller and 2 children, L. office. - 8441' ' Hawaiian Gazette Companv, Limited, V. TTahpr. Frank TTafferman. Mrs. Advertisini? Ratea on King street; has modern front Frank Hagerman, Miss Hagerman, fublighed eTexy morning except Sun-- A PARTNER with" about two or three window, large enough for displaying Rev. D. S. Herriek, Mrs.- - D. S. Her-ric- k. any line of goods, machinerv except- thousand dollars, to start a new and ed; Room Miss Herriek, Wm. Hohmeyer, profitable industry, good home building is in the center of the W. W. L. HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD. and retail Mrs. E. Hutchinson, Jenkins, light employment. Address X. Z., district, constructed of stone FOR GOOD LJ Miss Irene Jones, Miss Helen Jon&s, office. and modern in everv respect. Pro- SERVICE AND PERSONAL ATTENTION Von Holt Block,. No. this 8440 M. R. Kanda, Hans Koch, B. Kodado, 65 South Kine St, posal m writing for "rental, BY 'TMPT! . 8. CRANE - , for term Dl Rosierio Lagman, Mrs. B. A. Mans- Manasor BOY to learn a retail business. Must of years, are invited br field, Leonard Martin, Mrs. M. J. Mc-Leo- d, be intelligent and well recommended. HAWAIIAN IJ4 7PTTTT' ttt M. McMahan, P. H. McNellis, Address H., this office. 8440 s. CRANE, Manager. 8422 H. J. Merriam. Dr. J. Mersereau, A. Classified Advertisements CITY y, TRANSFER COMPANY S. Mihara, R. Nakamura, Dr. E. J. Pea-bod- ROOM and board for two white bovs THE NEW Mrs. Peabody, ana ERA HOTEL. No. 1450 E. J. Miss Mary DENTIST. (10 14). Address Board, this fet., Ttiphlpv- - TT TfnTivnii. TTpIpti "Rim- - xort furnished rooms bv the day, Jas. H. Love. Mist office. , DR. A. B. CLARKE, dentist. Office, 8439 week or month. Tropicallv situated. Tan, Miss Edith Runyan, G. Shimano, Xerms Miss Bessie M. Smith. Rev. Peyton reasonable. A vacant cottage STAMPING. rear- - LET US HANDLE YOUR Stevens, Mrs. Peyton Stevens, Master r!lie Inl"ire on the premises. STAMPING, - MRS. HENRY Howard Stevens, Miss L. Stewart. G. LOST. stenciling, Japanese de- SMITH. S440 Ox eigns; water-coio- r T. Takeda, Mrs. J. O. Tabor, Paul AT LEILEHUA, a brindle bulldog; wori and lessons. aggage Tang, 1825 College St. 8407 ROOMS AND s:aq and Furniture Pan Tze Chi, Sun Tsun Tang, eollar marked Kindan; answers to BOARD. Tang Poa An. N. Uehida, H. Wein-stoe- k. name of Kindy. Ample no LARGE, airy rooms with board. 1634 - f..- reward: ' W. Weinstock. Geo. Whitelaw, questions asked. C. S. Hoyt. 8440 FOR SALE. Nuuanu Ave., near School St. 8439 L- uwignt Wnitmg, Capt. K. Yabe. - MODEL R FOED RUNABOUT; rumble COMES' EXPRESS Departed. FOUND. IN private family. Inquire 732 Nil oeat; gust painted and overhauled; Kinau PHONE 298. Per str. Claudine, for Maui ports and SMALL BAY MARE. Owner owned by street, near Alapai; terms reasonable. 27.- - call at a mechanic, cared for by Hilo, Aug. Mrs. A; E. Burne, three Dr. Monsarrat's Infirmary, a 8439 children and Miss C, Kine St mechanic; bargain; owner going servant; L. Turner, 8440 away. M. LERO Miss L A. Brackie, Dr. Prates. W. L. C. King, Asso'd. Garage: Baptiste, Miss 8441 FURNISHED HOUSE E. Ping, Miss V. Ping, AND Mrs. Ellen Cleveland and child, P. for cribs, baby carriages, or go-car- ts, WANTED. see Hopp & A COMFORTABLE Anodera, S. Noda, Sister Robertina, J. Co. They have Babcock Surrev in BY September 1st, for eight ten ( many go-car- ts or H Miss J. Massie, W. P. Kelley, Rev. H. styles of ana carriages peneci conamoD, with pair of fine months by rt gentleman and wife with- P. Judd. J. A. Gilman, one go-a- is only 12.75. lamps. Address X. X., Advertiser out Arthur Gilman, office. "children. Must be good neigh- E. Macfie, Father Marius, M. 8440 nrrex For Baggage Transfer, Draying, Storage, Shipping, Pinto, borhood. Dr.' C. D. Langhorne. IT. Rodrigues, Mara-yam- a, Father, M. Nodo, P. eisco, Aug. 25. FORD Runabout. Mod S. Naval Station. 8437 CLOCK TOWER, FORT Y. ami STREET MuraTcami, S. Hayashi, M. Marion Chilcott, Am. sp., Gaviota,Aug. condition. Royal ii Kuwamoto. K. Dr. Hawaiian Garage. Elisui, Carev and 8439 OFFICES FOR RENT. RED AWNING wife, T. Murayama, S. Aka-mot- o, K. Abe, K. Nordsee. Ger. sp., Peitsmeir, Leith, ALEXANDER K. Imanoka. July 29 (in port YOUNG BUILDING again A GOOD fire-proo- Aug. 27, from second hand motorcycle, 6 Honolulu's only f Booked to Depart. adrift at h. sea. p. twin cyi. is.. Y. Yoshi-kaw- a, building; includes jap; Per T. K. K. S. S. Chiyo Olympic, standard. rent electric light, NIEPER'S EXPRESS Maru, for Am. bk., Evans, Calito Buena, 163 King, opp. Young HoteL hot and cold water, and janitor ser- San Francisco. Aug. 28. Mr. August and Mrs. 22. 8437 vice. Hamm-Youn- g P. R. Apply the von CARL H. NIEPER, Proprietor. Chance. Col. William Brooke S. G. Wilder, Am. bktne., Co., Rawle. Mrs. Jackson, San Ltd. Brooke Rawle and maid, Francisco, August 23. ONE new gasoline engine Miss Eliza Arnott, Miss Rosalind W. Vennacher, (Otto; Br. s.s., Newcastle, Aug. cneap. fire-pr- Cooke. 26. ji. f tins omce. 843 "THE STANGEXWALD ' 'Only TRANSPORT SERVICE. office VESSELS FRESH poha building in city. i ZZ IN PORT. Buford, from Seattle for Manila (di- berries at Mrs. Kearns' 5; every Saturday. Order early. 8422 BOARf fArmy and Navy.) rect), Aug. 4 WOOD AND Iroquois, U. S. station tug, Moses. Dix. arrived Seattle from Honolulu, GIVE US COAL June 4. FURNISHED ROOMS. A TRIAL, AND NOTE QUANTITY AND QUALITY. (Merchant Vessels.) OFFZCS: Logan arrived San NICELY furnished rooms, 1124 Adami STEINWAY & SONS Danntless, Am. Francisco from . schr., Johnson, Gravs Honolulu, T hiib. k,ooi ISLAND TRANSFER Harbor, Aug. 17. Ausrust 10. ana pleasant. 8377 AND OTHER PIANOS. IONS 688. Flaurence Thomas, from Nagasaki for Honolulu G. W. McDOUGALL, Prop. Ward, Am. schr., Piltz Mid- August THAYER CO. way, Aug. 11. ' 21. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. PIANO Sheridan, 156 Hotel 211 Lurline, Am.' from Honolulu for Manila. 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YOUNG LADIES A wanted to learn the hairdressing trade. EMRICH LUX V YWALKOVER Fort and Beretania Streets. Harrison Block. rr 1 1" fear u rt SLMW iJ, -- SHOES- . .MISS POWER'S I, Fashionable Millinery Never Mind the Boston Building, Fort Street Fitted HAVE YOUR FRAME MADE BY SizeGet ONE WHO KNOWS HOW TQ MAKE a FRAMES t if WHEN WALK-OVE- R SHOES ARE FITTED IN THE Pacific Picture Framing Go. "WALK-OVE- R WAY" that Is, to exact foot measure- cornea where waa NUUANU BELOW HOTEL ments, the "bend" in the shoe Just It PHONE 222 Intended to come, thus Insuring perfect comfort and the full $ limit of service. No fallen arches, corns, bunions, etc, MUSIC trouble the wearer of a perfectlj-fitte- d pair of Walk-Ove- r music Shoes, so Hawaiian Mnsie and Hawaiian In NEVER MIND THE SIZE-G- ET tmments a large stock to select FITTED. 3 from. WALL, NICHOLS CO, LTD. This cut shows a Gun-Me- Fort and Merchant Sta. Calf IUucher Oxford Ske-to- e. F. La Moreaux - A L - - Piano and Pipe Organ Tuning and PRICE Repairing. $4 Advertiser Photo. ONE OF THE DRIOGS-SEABUII- Y BERGSTROM G1PW. LID MACHINE GUNS RECEIVED ON THE LUELINE FOB STOEAGE AT OTHERS AT Ml fBATTEEY HARLOW, FORT RTJGER. Tel. 321 $3.50, $1.00, $1.50, $5.00.

ley probably until Saturday or later.' The -- Twenty-ninth takes station at Send Your Suit The troops will be transported to the Forts Jay, Porter and Niagara, New 2c Co., Quartermaster's dock by eascoes and York. Kerr Ltd TO THE Army and the Wright Filing Vacancies In Medical Corps. STREET. EAGLE DYEING AND and Liscum will take them ALAKEA WORKS Navy News to Mariveles. The examination of candidates for CLEANING Corps of the Army TEL. 505, FORT STREET. The 29th Infantry is under the com- the regular Medical mand of Colonel Hobart K. Bailey, has been completed at various places Since Coast Artillery companies the who is the only field officer, but one in the United States and the Philip- themselves Fort have established at Major Edwin P. Pendleton who is pines. Of the candidates authorized been forward- You Can't Be Happy With Headache Consult Us for Ruger a requisition has now serving with the regiment. Of to present themselves before the ex- a headquarters for a Advertising Ideas ed to departmental the 49 officers assigned to the 29th amining board about 150 passed the Probably more pleasure is spoiled because of headache an from an y light system for both THE CHAS. R. FflAZIER CO. complete electric Infantry, 29 are either on leave or on physical examination and completed other reason. and artillery gar- special duty in with 122 KING - - Phone 371 Battery Harlow the the United States the professional examination. It will When your head aches it not only makes YOU unhappy, but it is very apt ST. the exception of Lieutenant E. Y. rison adjacent thereto. The camp will be before it is possible to ex- Miller, governor off- a month to interfere with the pleaeure of everyone else around yon. One can't be as possible al- of Palawan. The be made as who serv- announce the names of the qualified pected to be very cheerful and pleasant when one's head is simply splitting. structures now on the post icers at the present time, are though the ing with their regiment as fol- candidates who will then be eligible suffering. are temporary. are And there is no need of Keep a box of CO, site lows: Colonel Hobart K. Bailey, Maj. to appoint to commissions in the Medi- LEWIS & Officers On the Thomas. Edwin P. Pendleton, Chaplain Stephen cal Reserve Corps and enter the class E. Wood, School in Wash- Stearns' Headache Wafers LEADING GROCERS. MANILA, July 29. The 29th In- Captains John F. Madden. of the Army Medical KINO STREET Bryant H. Wells, Ulysses G. Worrilow, ington. Another examination under in the house when yon are at home carry it in your bag when you travel. That ordered to TELEPHONE 240 fantry, which has been Charles H. Paine, John N. Straat. the surgeon general of the Army will insures you against the annoyance of headaches your, own and other people's. to of candidates for appointment ilariveles await the departure Earnest M. Reeve, First Lieutenants be that of are as pure as they look, and the snow-wh- it Go to . Re- Stearns' Headaehe Wafers the. the transport Thomas for the United Paul C. Galleher, Edwin O. Saunders. as first lieutenant in the Medical Charles Joseph serve Corps, for which purpose forty-on- e wafers certainly indicate purity in the highest degree. One dose cures, and August 15, and was orderel Keller, Alfred Brandt, States on M. Cummings Seeond Lieutenants boards have been detailed to con- leaves your head "cleaT as a bell." UNION BARBER SHOP was to move to that port yesterday, Charles W. Mason Jr., Wiley E. Daw- vene at various places. There are They are so much better than any other kind that your own interest de- 123 who will be au- The "Very Best delaved on account of the storm. The son. Henry IT. Arnold. Ernest L. Pell, about candidates mands that you insist on STEARNS' the genuine. McKin- - R. Emory Jr., H. Rudolph. thorized to take the examination. Entrances from Merchant and Xin regiment will remain at Fort John Jacob THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEETISEE, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1909. " ' ' ee the Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd.

FORMER HONOLULAN HELD Roll Top Desks FOR OPIUM SMUGGLING

$15-Up--$- I5 of Louis Manila-Imp- Particulars Grant's Arrest at orted AND ITS; Desks Machinery Found to Contain Flat Top Hidden Dope Out on Bail.

Manila Bulletin, July 13. The first glittering gold but large and valuable arrest in the sensational attempt to quantities of opium yesterday. import a large quantity of opium into It is estimated that the amount of dope taken from the interior of the iffice Revolving Chairs the Islands by hiding it in a quantity mining machinery will amount to at of mining machinery was made yester- least four hundred kilos, and that its day afternoon when Louis T. Grant ap- sale in the Philippine Islands would $&.50-Up-4- 6.50 peared in the sheriff 's office shortly have netted the smugglers close to a hundred after four o'clock to answer to eharges thousand pesos. The large quantity of - morphine and which had been prepared in the office cocaine taken from the interior of a Largest stock on the Islands of the prosecuting attorney. cylinder belonging to an engine late in Air. Grant's name had been bandied the afternoon will also add greatly to of town for several days connec- the value the seizures made by the about in vigilant sleuths yesterday. Co, tion with the opium scandal as he had The seizure was made at the Insular Coyne Furniture personally gone to Hongkong to super- custom house. It is predicted that be- LIMITED vise the construction of certain pieces fore the matter is closed in the courts of mining machinery in which the illi that some very startling disclosures will be forthcoming. , Retail cit drug was discovered by the customs ; Four eastiron pillars and four iron Wholesale and detectives, and upon its arrival here shafts, part of the machinery incorpo- its removal to the machine shop of rated in the great dredge for the Phil- George Y. Taylor was ordered by Mr. ippine Gold Dredging Company at. Par- acale were found to contain what is Grant. estimated at nearly four hundred kilos The man who is to answer to the of opium. This machinery was turned charge of illegal importation of the out from foundries and shops of the drug, was accompanied by Attorney Hongkong-Whampa- o Dock Company at Hongkong. E. M. Barton, proprietor of the The machinery arrived WE HAVE EVERYTHING INCLUD- Cdhn, from the China coast port on Saturday ING THE KNOW-HO- TO PUT Bay View Hotel, and Gus Heise, gen- by the British steamer Tean. It had How About YOUR USED AUTOMOBILE IN A eral manager of the San Mauricio been unloaded from the steamer and "CONDITION" ' EQUAL TO A NEW Mine. was brought to the customs wharf, I MACHINE. WE WOULD LIKE TO Shortly after the arrival of the party where it was unloaded and was passed CHARLES H. HITCHCOCKXLD.; j TALK OVER WITH YOU THE SUB- upon last Tuesday by the Insular cus- Your Auto? : : : : in the sheriff 's office Prosecuting At- toms appraisers. JECT OF REPAIRS torney $outhworth entered with the lesterday one of the cleverest complaint. Mr. Barton and Mr. Heise Published and Sale by both qualified to the satisfaction of schemes 'to fool the customs officials For who had fixed was unearthed through what is said to Attorney Southworth have been a HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY, LIMITED. the bond at .five thousand pesos, and "tip" from the China THE oyal Hawaiian Garage, Ltd. the accused was immediately released coast. The four pillars and the four and left in company with his attorney shafts were loaded upon bullock carts 65 King Street. and two bondsmen. and were soon to be taken from the Mr. Grant had planned to leave Ma customs house, when Chief of Customs and sold in book shops generally. Ceo. S. Wells, Mgr. nila by the steamer Carmen which Secret Service J. B. Lawler and Assist- sailed Thursday night for Paracale, ant Chief Keith swooped down upon Price, $2.00. Postage, 25c extra. but the vessel sailed late in the even- the loaded vehicle and ordered the iron- ing and Mr. Grant was not a passen- work to be unloaded. Hotel St, opp. Hawaiian Hotel. Phone 191. ger. Yesterday he learned that . The pillars are about twelve feet in eharges were to be filed against him length, roughly moulded, and painted in the afternoon, and at four o'clock red. They appeared to be made of cast-iro- he made his way to the court house to At each end there is a foot-squar- e avoid arrest. base, and as in case of all such While Mr. Grant is up to this time structural ironwork, it has all the ap- the only party arrested in connection pearance of being solid. Chief Lawler, with the erime, there are likely to be however, possessed a different opinion several others within a few days. The concerning the matter. After scraping off a prosecuting . attorney stated yesterday thick layer of paint from the end sev- of one of the pillars there was dis- to a Bulletin representative that ! eral others were under suspicion and closed a eirele plainly marked where a f'ff their connection with the affair was screw cap some three or four inches in diameter was j receiving the close attention of the neatly fitted. This was secret service officials. While no ink- finally removed, and a sealed tin tube FOR DECORATING ling as to whom these parties were was; brought to light. This was remov- could be disclosed by the officials yes- ed from within the hollow pillar, and terday several names of more or less when the long tube was opened there j prominent people are freely referred was round to be a large number of small We have just received per "S. S I to in public discussions of the all- - tins of prepared opium. absorbing topic. The Secret Service officials then gave in hundreds of Honolulu homes. Alameda" a complete new stock, v The eharges prepared by the pros- their attention to the remaining three ecuting attorney allege that there was pillars, and the same results followed. I - , Then the four large sur-- including: ? illegally imported 210 kilos of prepar- shafts, each ' Call and see our large assortment. ed opium, valued, at P19,000, and 11 mounted with a large screw flange, were kilos of cocaine, valued at P1500, taken in hand. After some effort the end of each of those shafts were re- KET- The value of the entire importation. VASES JARDINIERES, WHISKY JUGS, CAMP calculated at its Manila market Tirice. moved. Inside each of the shafts were '. a. u VI' . 1 Iflrcrpr tin tllhpQ rif itrdnta. V..t1V V. r, H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd TLES, NUT BOWLS, OLIVE AND BONBON DISHES, P20,o00, and. not as was originally esti- - I tLose found in the pillars. The tubes mated, muu,uuiv upon being opened brought to light TRAYS, PLATES, SALTS AND PEPPERS, MUGS, CUPS One very interesting feature which much more opium. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT. ' has just come to light in connection In all some four hundred kilos of the AND SAUCERS, ETC. with the case is the fact that when dope was taken from the eight pieces Mr. Grant went to Hongkong as an of machinery yesterday morning. agent of the Philippine Gold Dredging The Chinese upon whose eart the ma- Company, he went terial was found had been sent for the specific pur- there -- pose of buying only a boiler for the by an American, who claimed to be a i - 77- 7 company's dredge and had no commis- representative of the dredging com- sion to purchase the four steel shafts pany. The person declared to a cus- 9 U4 and the four iron columns in which toms broker that the four holes in the the opium was found; or to buy the base of the pillars and shafts were hand winch in which the cocaine was found to be too small and it was the Household Department. TAKE ELEVATOR. found. All of these parts came. how. intention to have the material taken ever, plainly marked as eonsicmpfj to to a local machine shoD before the min tne Jt'nuippine Gold Dreda-inc- Cnm- - ing maemnery was loaded upon the pany. steamer N. S. de Begona. The penalty provided by section 341 Wh en Chief Lawler and Assistant of Act 333, under which the accused Keith made another tour of inspection is charged, is $5000 as the maximum of the customs wharf last evening, their fine and $50 as the minimum, or two curiosity was excited by the peculiar Some very choice lightweight goods year's imprisonment, or both. appearance of a cylinder" of a small en- SOCIETY GATHERS AT-- Judge Southworth, now acting gine belonging just in will make very handsome pros- to the dredge machinery. SERGES that ecuting attorney, and who has the case After rummaging about the maehine for Blue and Black suits. in hand, by the peculiarity of the cir- a while they unearthed a large quan- cumstances developed, is both the pres- tity of morphine, cocaine and other W. W. AH ANA, TAILOR 62 King Street. ident of the Philippine Gold Dredging drugs. The collection of drugs is con- Company privately, sidered as and prosecutor in extremely valuable. When there is a dance. The event of his official capacity. Judge Ingersoll, The dredging machinery was to have the season will take place next Saturday who is now on Paracale" his way to Manila from been shipped to by the X. S. night, when the moon will be at the full. Paracale is the general manager of the de Begona on Saturday. Since the re- company; Captain Wilson, formerly of cent disclosures of dope estimated to be r the Manila poliee, and Charles C. Car- worth $20,000 Mexican in Hongkong,! There Is Only One Peerless Preserving. Paint son, are members of the board of di- tne eustoms omeials are inclined to rectors. make a most rigid investigation of all AS THE DEVIL SHUNS HOLY AND IT'S MADE AND SOLD ONLY BY US. The new developments in the case the machinery that arrived from the WATER will be watched with the keenest in- China coast. It is expected that the Vdrags and surgery." Osteopathy is a svs- - Give a chance to figure on your we guarantee the cheap- terest until the promised arrests have dredging company will be extremely Lth?.Catb h its work; g' tr?atS the human bodv b therapeu-itJel- f. been made. lucky if they secure some of x H manual est prices in town. the parts EatUr0pathlC metbods- - Its paralleled success for Louis T. Grant was for several years within several mouths' time, as is a it Celebrated Peerless Paint Felt, Pitch and Gravel Roofs Repairing. resident of the Hawaiian Islands. Be- believed that investigation will result fore coming to the Philippines, Grant in some prosecutions and that a por- was instrumental in the formation of tion of the machinery will be held as Dr. F. Schurmann, Osteopath Peerless Preserving Paint Co., Ltd. a company known as the Hawaiian Au- evidence or an exhibit. tomobile Specialty-Treatm- ent Company which introduced The loss occasioned by the delay in of the eyes osteopathically and fitting of classes. Telephone 281. Office Port St., Opp. Irwin & Co. P. O. Box 757. electric motorcars into Honolulu the receipt HOUES-Consul- ting, in of the dredging machinery 2-- 3 p. m., 1301. The venture was not a will Saturdays excepted financial fall heavily upon the Philippine Operating, 2 a. m. 1 success as the machines Telephone S3. were unable Gold Dredging Company, the olhciaJs of 3- - 6 p. m. to perform the work reauired of thm which company have been extremely Office 222 Emma Square. After some months the storage battery! anxious to get their dredge into opera- Health for the Children in.iiiujjt-- s were snipped to the United tion "upon the rich beds of the rivers States and there stored but they were and streams iu that district. Every parent notes with anxious eye the first symptoms of the children's destroyed through a fire shortly after Their loss occasioned by wholesale failing health: the pale cheek, listless manner and capricious appetite Epeak more arrival. Grant also followed the busi- attempt at smuggling will tally up into ness of any words, the well child is a veritable storage contracting electrician duringa ten thousand pesos each week that the I plainly than for battery of animal his stay in Honolulu. See I spirits. company fail to operate their dredge. What Spot Cash Will Do! Arriving in Manila about 1302 Mr. The matter has been brought to the ' Benewing the appetite is the first step back to health and Grant engaged in the electrical busi- attention or tne prosecuting attorney ness and conducted a Call at the Honolulu shop on Calle vuiiri.iui .u.cuy, ami Attor- I Wire Bed Co.'s retail store and see Dnlumbayan until he Cod left that line of ney Southworth was close'ted with the what spot cash will bay. You will have a Stearns' Wine of Liver Extract business to engage in plantation work. customs officials revelation in prices. Since last evening, and boch This applies to the destruction of his home on refused to make a statement concern- furniture of all kinds and to BAILEY'S CELE- given faithfully for a short time will do it. The children need not even know the plantation he has been more or less ing the greatest BRATED closely smuggling scheme un- I "DUPLEX" WIRE MATTRESSES. it is a medicine for the taste is very pleasant and does not suggest cod liver oil interested in mining. earthed in the Philippines in years. in the least. But the effect is certain. How the Find was Made. It is predicted that before the ease For persons of every age Stearns Wine of Cod Liver Extract is an unfailing MANILA, July 29. Machinery for has finished its course through the Honolulu purpose courts some startling Wire Bed Co. tonic, appetizer and strength renewer. Get it at your chemist's, and be sure you the of dredging the depths of disclosures will the gold laden streams of Paracale gold result, which may involve some promi- I Kapiolani Building, King and Alakea. get STEABNS the genuine. bearing districts brought forth not nent people. i ?!

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, AUGUST "8, 1909.

A Business EMITS ID PALflLO COTTO Opportunity I iMirtiiiiiittiiM ... t i a CQNGRE5SMEN GROWING WELL " A newly renovated, bakery, mm with a six-roo- eottage adjoining, offers you an Association Has Plans of Its Caravonica Trees Produce Two opportunity to excellent Own for Entertaining and a Ha!f Pounds get started right. The cot- tage mighi be rented sep- Visitors. Each. arately, for a long term With mueh business in hand con- That caravonica cotton can be suc- cerning the arrest of representatives cessfully grown here, even at the high- World's REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT of Honolulu iesi Books business firms over in er altitudes, is pretty conclusively Hilo and coining Con- the visit of the proven by the sucecss whieh the Pa-lol- o gressional party. The Merchants' As- Land & Improvement Company is sociation was FOR 1910 unable to hold a meet- having with its experimental plant- ing yesterday owing to a lack of a ings on Palolo Heights. Two hundred quorum. Had there been a quorum, This is the time j trees of caravonica have been planted when should however, meeting men the. would have been by the company, and the fifty trees, postponed to another re- date out of which were first planted, are now in begin office-boo- spect to to consider their k the late C. M. Cooke. bloom. The officers of the association, while The specimens of cotton, picked at Hawaiian Trust Go., Ltd. not criticizing absent members, ex wants for next year. It is random from the trees, is pronounced none too pressed themselves forcibly about obli- by experts to be of a very superior gations of members to the association. early to order grade, even for such high quality cot- so that your books "When a meeting is called it is plainly NEW SOCIETY ton as earavoniea, and it is believed their duty , to attend and finish the of record business in hand. that the local product will command may be well made and the very highest STATIONERY That the Hilo rumpus, is important price in the cotton market. is shown by the eall for another meet- properly seasoned. In Note Papers, Tablets, Envelopes, Many of Papeteries and Corr. Cards. ing to be held at 11 o'clock this morn the first trees planted fail ed -- to live, but' the difficulty was soon! A further supply of ing when there will be little excuse " I discovered for members not attending, as the Coast and remedied, and now WHETHER IT BE FOR CONVENTIONAL Hawaiian Folfc Tales, Hawaiian Yes- there two mail will be off on the Chiyo Maru at are hundred trees in flourish- RECORD, CASH, LEDGERS, JOURNALS terdays, Hawaiian History, and the ing best of recent fiction at nine and the island mail arriving on condition. Of these, fifty are of OR DAY BOOKS OR LOOSE LEAF OUT- the Mauna Kea will have been finished. the first lot planted, and are just one FITS WE WANT THE ORDER AT ONCE. year Another important matter is The old. The remaining ISO will nnt Thos.G.Thrum's Merchants' Association participation be sufficiently matured to bear for a! 1063 FORT STREET. in the recent month or six weeks yet. J Our facilities are the best in the Territory parry, just what plans the assoeia The flowers already picked, average tion may have will be knnwn wlinn about 100 to the pound As they were and our prices are satisfactory to the William O. Smith Mr. von Hamm makes his suggestions not selected in any way, but simply hundreds of business firms at this morninEr's session chosen at random, it is believed that ftt and corporations Trust Department they are a faje sample of the crop that have dealt with us for INFANTILE CHOLERA. which the trees years. Let us ESTATES MANAGED, REVENUES are producing. A Any rough count know COLLECTED, LOANS AND IN unusual looseness of a child 'a indicates that there are, your wants and a representative will VESTMENTS MADE, bowels during the hot weather should on an average, about 250 flowers, or call be a warning to motners. Infantile two and one-hal- f pounds of cotton, to on you and talk business. cholera may develop in a few hours, the tree. This means that the trees are and prompt action should be taken to bearing at the rate of 2000 pounds Fire Insurance avoid it. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera to the acre,' it being the custom to and Diarrhoea Remedy, followed by a plant about 800 trees of caravonica to dose of castor oil, will cheek the disease the acre. in its incapiency, and all danger may AGENT ENGLISH-HAWAIIA- N As FOR be avoided. For sale by all dealers, this is the first picking, there is every UNDERWRITERS. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., agents for reason to suppose that the next jcaavvaii. crop will be considerably larger, and Hawaiian Gazette Go., Ltd. . : those .interested in the experiment are greatly pleased at the showing thus Phone 88. Real Estate 00 II far made. if Caravonica cotton blossoms twice in IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. the year, the first crop being ready for Honolulu People Should Not Wait Until picking during the' months of April It Is Too Late. and May, and the next being ready PARAGON in From MARKET The appalling death-rat- e frpm kid- the fall. the present showing, fed ney disease is due in most cases to-th- e it is believed that it is a conserva- i LLAKEA-UNION-BERETANI- fact that the little kidney troubles are tive estimate that places the probable fl Under Management usually neglected until they become crop for next spring at 500 pounds FRED'K W KLEIN serious. The slight symptoms give and that of next fall at 350, making place to ehronic disorders and the suf a total of 850 flowers to the tree for ad catering particularly to the meal ferer goes gradually into the grasp of the entire year. It is believed that needs of families. diabetes, dropsy,. Bright 's disease, fully developed trees in these islands gravel or some pther serious form of will' produce 1300 flowers per tree a BENJAMIN SUITS Superior Quality kidney complaint. year, or 10.400 pounds to the acre. If you suffer from head- MADE TO TOUR ORDER backache, ACCOUNTS ARE CORRECT. Excellent Service aches, dizzy spells; if the kidney secre- Job Batchelor, as Master, has filed a New tions are irregular of passage and un- The Kash Co., Ltd. Figured Crepe report on the ninth annual account of natural in appearance, do not delay. ' RING UF. Help Cecil Brown guardian of Mary Alice the kidneys at once. BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS Doan 's Kidney Pills are especially for Porter, a minor. He finds the accounts JUST RECEIVED. correct in every particular. Th re MRS. J. ROSENBERG jfsy kidney disorders they where cure ceipts for the year are shown to be others Over NEW fail. one hundred thou- $2o(4.22, and the expenditures $1673.-32-. YORK and PARISIAN sand people Mr. 20 Cents the Yard For Groceries Phone 76 have recommended them. Batchelor- alsfi' " finla-J rw;iV, V 11 Here's a case at home: Brown s fifth annual aeemintsiH fpnsf Novelties of the estate of James C. L. Armstrong, Nuuanu Val George E. Boardman Alexander Young Bldg., Second Floor. co 1 1 ecu j.ne CARVED TEAKWOOD STANDS ALL SIZES. ley, Honolulu, Hawaii, receipts tor the period HALE says: "I was a were $1035 and the expenditures EDWARD EVERETT sufferer from kidney trouble for three $1061.07, ; COMPLETE WORKS. years 'and Doan 's Backache Kidney Pills, completely cured me. I have had M. F. SCOTT WINS. HE JAPANESE BAZAAR Brown & Lyon Co. no return of the complaint during the After several days of argument. past : - YOUNG BUILDING. year. I cannot recommend this Judge Robinson yesterday afternoon FORT STREET,- NEAR CONVENT. remedy tod highly." granted the motion of M. F. to Beet Doan's Backache Kidney Scott AND KEEP HEALTHY. WE HAVE BEEN SELLING Pills nm dissolve the temnorarv inimicHvin m. sold by all druggists and storekeepers straining BRIDGE & BEACH MFG. CO. 50 cents per him from bringing suit in the at box. (six boxes $2.50) Circuit Court - of or will be mailed on receipt of price by the Third Circuit against Com-pan- Drug the Kosa Development Exactly Right AND the Hollister Co., Honolulu, whole t I5 STOVES RANGES - - D. L. Withino-- - sale agents tor toe Hawaiian Islands. Anderson represented ix. COMPLETE NEW STOCK OF Remember the name. Doan's. and Mr. Scott, and CONSOLIDATED SODA WATEfc t.Jt the last thirty years in Hawaii. John Cathcart appeared for de- take no substitute. the WORKS CO., LTD. & Co., fendant company. Emmeluth Ltd Yee Chan & Co.. at, the norner of TELEPHONE 71. 145 KING STREET. King and Bethel streets, offer lines of DOWN AT DICK'S. fine bedspreads!, blankets and bovs Every Saturday, a turkey lunch and A WANT school suits this week. The stock AD. WILL GET YOU A THE CUSHMAN MARINE MOTOR, is a other refreshments at An-De- x one. the Royal SERVANT. large bar. Everybody invited. COTTON AND WOOLEN BLANKETS, weighs 145 lbs. A little wonder. Can be seen at Neill's work- SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES, COMFORTERS AND PILLOWS. shop, 135 Merchant street. r ALL KINDS OF BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS FROM $1.25 PER SUIT UP. Machinery repaired, ship and general blacksmithing, gasoline engines, etc. BOYS' KNEE PANTS FROM 25c PER PAIR UP. NEW PATTERNS OF FLANNELETTES RAMBLER and REG AL SUITABLE FOR KIMONOS OR WRAPPERS. AUTOMOBILES YEE CHAM & CO. CORNER KING AND BETHEL STREETS. JB. A. WILDES Agent Shirts In All Sizes Made to Order by B. YAMATOYA Nunanu St., Manka of PanahL Rhine's Celebrated Candies '.X-- - Our Parcel Delivery ixH - Pawaa Junction Store Reaches all parts of the city. Careful drivers. Prompt service. HENRY ASCH, PROPRIETOR. Territorial Messenger Service TELEPHONE 361 ' Porcelain Panels FEEPAEED FOR ARTISTS AND AMATEURS SUPERIOR QUALITY ROM THE PALSW REVENGE. HAVE A DISTINCT APPEARANCE AND FLAVOR THAT CAN NOT BE Jane Lishman More Vegetarian "If I get out of this; I'll eat beef for the rest of my days." HAD ELSEWHERE. THEY ARE LIGHT AND WHOLESOME. HARRISON BUILDING HOTEL STREET, NEAR UNION. J J THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1909. IS

in ji Boom in Judiciary RAILWAY, uuMui i'ii.w nw mm mmnfim!&!$ of said Court the OAHU I By Authority. Building in the City and County of TIME TABLE REAL ESTATE Honolulu, be and the same is hereby prov- OUTWARD. TRANSACTIONS NOTICE OF SALE OP AGRICULTURAL- appointed the time and place for For Waianae, Waialua, Kihukn and SignS mmmm (C 1 said applica- iHARP r -PASTORAL LOTS AT KAU-NAMAN- ing said Will and hearing Wav Stations 9:15 a. m., 3:20 p. m. KAU, tion. For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way Entered of Record Aug. 27, 1909. HAWAII. Dated Honolulu,. August 6, 1909. MAK GOOD" x Stations 17:30 a. m.. 9:15 a. Yee Sing Tai adv Harry tT Mills By the Court: 11:15 a. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. m., ' .' Attchmt A. K. AON A, J At 12 o'clock noon, Monday, Sept. 20, 5:15 p. m., J9:30 p. m., til p. m. Antone Tavares and wf to H A Assistant Clerk. For Wahiawa 9:15 a. m., and 5:15 Baldwin D 1909, at the front entrance to the Court 8422 Aug. 7, 14, 21 p. m. Sharp Gem Theater to Hawn Trust Co House, Waiohinu, Kau, there will be INWARD. Torn Ltd ....CM sold at public' auction under provisions ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Arrive Honolulu from Kahukn, Wai- MAN THE SIGN Mitchell .Kalama to Ney Wo Wai of Part IV, Land Act 1S95, Section alua and Waianae 8:36 a. m., 5:30 Chong In Ii OAHU RAILWAY & LAND" CO. p. m. Phone 187 276, Revised Laws Hawaii) fol- EJTZ BUILDING Marv C Llovd to Henry Water-- of the Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and lowing described Lots: Notice is hereby given tliat at the a. S:36 a. m., house Tr Co Ltd tr M of Pearl City 17:46 m., Lot Upset annual meeting of the stockholders 10:33 a. m., 1:40 p. m., 4:3I p. m., the Oahu Railway & Land Company Keeorded August 12, 1909. No. Area. 5:31 p. m.. 7:30 p. m. Price. held in Honolulu on Wednesday, Au- Honolulu from Wahiawa Lewis to von Hamm-Youn- g Co Arrive Reoublic E H 1 37.5 Acres of arable land; gust 18, A. D. 1909, the following of- 8:36 a. m. 5:31 p. m. Ltd, C M; 1 two-cylind- model ' ' 1 mid 43.9 " of pastoral land. $347.50 ficers and directors were duly elected The Limited, a two-hou- r Buick touring car No 9963, Oahu. $550. Haleiwa 47.0 of to serve during the ensuing year, viz: train (only first-clas- s tickets honored), B 314, p 477. Dated Aug 3, 1909. " arable land; 22.1 "- - B. F. Dillingham : leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:23 Samuel to J 1 . JMcurosson, of pastoral land. 385.00 barker and a. m.: returning, arrives in Honolulu tires m re and voting or 3 59.9 of land 397.50 President Director Agrmt; transfer " arable, M. at 10:10 p. m. The Limited stops only Stepney shares of stock m Kohala Ditch Co P. Robinson 4 51.5 " of arable land; Yice-Preside- at Pearl City and Waianae. Co $1. 1st and Director I BT Ltd and Hawn Irrigation Ltd. $Sunday Only. A 9 13.0 " of pastoral land. 405.00 II. M. von . Daily. tEx. Sunday. B 321, p 418. Dated June 22, 1909. Holt... C. Vice-Preside- G. P. DENISON, F. SMITH, ft-- mag 25.5 of Director L fif w Hawaiian Trust Co tr to iraioio " arable land; ...2nd and G. & A. itd F. A. Superintendent. P. T. Land & Improvement Co Ltd, Par Bel; 53.5 " of pastoral land, 462.50 Schaefer Viee-Preside- lots 11 and 13, blk 104 and lot 3, blk 16 40.0 of arable ...3rd and Director " land; A. W. Van Valkenburg. KOOLAU RAILWAY. Associated Garage 203, Palolo valley, Honolulu, Oahu. 10.5 " of pastoral land. 615.00 $450. B 314, p 478. Dated Aug 11, Secretarv and Auditor and Director TIME SCHEDULE. 23 20.0 " of arable land; W. F, Mm. 1909. - Dillingham.... DAILY, EXCEPT SATURDAY, 1 to Wong Look, 30.2 " of pastoral land. 390.00 ...... Treasurer and Director SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS SOXCSL&jrT A3TD BISSOP 1 Albert F Judd tr Tin IT. from Summei Heat, A M; mtg Wong Kwai on 2 mtg notes 25 34.1 " of arable land; J. A. Gilman.. .Director Leave Kahana for Punaluu, J. M. Dowsett Director Wear Loose Fitting in lib 221, pages 9.J and )o, leasehold, 17.6 " of pastoral land. 535.00 ...... Hauula, Laie, Kahuku and PRODUCTS OF Mott-Smit- Koolauloa, Oahu. $700. B E. A. h . , . .Director Puheemiki, 27 S3.7 " of arable land .. 267.00 Way Stations at 12:00 M. 314, p'480. Dated Aug 7, 1909. F. C. Atherton .... .'.Director Arrive Kahuku at....;..... 1:00P.M. B.V.D. James F Morgan to John u Fleming, 27A 88.0 " of arable land . . . 660.00 A. W. VAN VALKENBURG, Returning: (jlradt S. Ofiti) 2S 20.0 Love's Bakery Mart tUz. V. Pat P A; general powers. B 321, p 432. " of arable land; . Secretary. Leave Kahuku for Laie, Hau- Coat Cut Undershirts Dated Aug 11, 1909. 5.3 " of pastoral land. 300i)0 , Honolulu, Aug. 18, A. D. 1909. ula, Punaluu, Kahana and and Gear, Lansing & Co by trs to V li 29 15.0 " of arable land; 8435 Aug. 21, 28, Sept. 4. Way Stations at 1:45P.M. Length Drawers Hoogs, D; lots 1, 2, 3.. 4, 5 and 7, blk Arrive Kahana at 2:45 P.M. Knee 40.7 " of pastoral land. 547.00 O Goods; Bake 46. Kaimuki tract, Honolulu, Oahu. NOTICE-T- SATURDAY, SUNDAY The Government reserves perma- CONTRACTORS. Dally They are cut on large, shapely pat- 41500. B 316, p 416. Dated Aug 11, all AND HOLIDAYS terns which allow perfect fieedom'of 11909. nent flumes, ditches and rights of way Leave Kahana for Punaluu, William motion, and afford the utmost ease to J P Keola Paukealani to to, from and for the same as now loca- Sealed will received Hauula, Laie, Kahuku ana 259, kul 2679, tenders be at Way Saloon Pilot the wearer. Henry, D; int in E P ted and existing upon the said lots. my office in Honolulu, up to noon Stations at 11:00 A.M. All B.V. D. garments are made of Kahuku, Koolauloa, Oahu. $100. B 1:30 P.M. same time place . August 28, 1909, for the construction light, durable woven materials, and 317. 230. Dated Dec 14, lyus. At the and there Arrive Kahuku 11:58 tj of a Fish Market Buildinar. at Wai-- at.... A.M. are identified only by this red P Keola Paukealani to William will be sold for cash the buildings and 2:15 P.M. and 75-10- uku, Maui. Plans to be had at my Pilot woven label Henry, D; int in 1 0 acr land, tacks remaining and being upon these Leave Kahuku for Laie, Hau- ( office and of J. M. Vivas, ailuku, Kahuku. ' Koolauloa, Oahu. $200. B lots. ula, Punaluu, Kahana and w s The right to reject any or all bids is trim w r iita 317, p 231. Dated Jan 7, 1909. Way Stations at. .12:35 P.M. Soda Crackers wf to Mrs Toots These lots will be sold under Special reserved. H. L. KERR, 3:00 P.M. A Lewis Jr and 8435 Honolulu. Parker, D; int in lots 8 and 20, blk Agreements, containing the condition Architect. Connections are made at Kahuku with tract, Honolulu, Oahu. that five per cent of purchase price shall the O. R. & L. Co.'s 9:15 a. m. re for sale by the following Irme: BEST RETAIL TRADE H, Kapiolani IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE train $408. B 319. p 177. Dated April 2, be paid at time and place of sale, five from Honolulu, and the 2:20 p. m. train MAY ft CO. We make bo garment! without this label. UNITED STATES. FOR THE which m! HENRY 1909. per cent one year thereafter, and ten arrives in the city at 5:30 p. J. M. LEVY ft CO. The B. V. D. Company Trent Trust Co Ltd to C E Eklund, TERRITORY OF HA WAIL JANUARY 1, 1909. 11 per cent annually thereafter until en J. J. DOWLING, E. S. T. H. DAVIES ft CO. INfcW YUKK, Bel; lots 4 and 6, blk 50, Kaimuki THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, POLLISTER, B 314, tire price has been paid, and contain Superintendent G. P. & F. A. CO. Ask your dealer tract, Honolulu, Oahu. $300. Plaintiff, vs. JOSEPH WHIT-MARSH- ; H. HACKFELD ft i 1909. for p 481. Dated Aug 2, ing certain other conditions, concerning HANNAH J. WHIT-MARSH- , C. J. DAY ft CO. Co Palolo Land & Improvement Ltd which and for full information respect- wife of JOSEPH WHIT-MARSH- ; GONSALVES ft CO. Marques, D; lot 3, blk ; to Antone T ing this sale, application may be made KAMAKA JWHIT-MARSH- 203, Palolo vallev, Honolulu, Oahu. ANNA WHIgiABSH Fire Insurance to T, C. Sub-Age- Third Land $500. B 317, p 232. Dated Aug 12, White, and SAMUEL nn-- , WHITMAN 2H, THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO-LT- You 1909. District, Kona,. Hawaii, or to the office known heirs at law ofPETER D. Have Tried the Antone T Marques and wf to Mutual of the Commissioner of Public Lands WHITMARSH, deceased; WIL-- 1 Bldg & Loan Socy of Hawaii Ltd, M; Honolulu, LIAM KEKA; 8. AOKI; MARIE! General Agents for Hawaii: Palolo valley, Honolulu, at OSES lot 3, blk 203, M. PA A; KAIAMA KEKA; Atlas Assurance Comrany of New Chairs? AT Oahu. $500. B 314, p 481. Dated Aug MABSTON CAMPBELL, JAMES AKO, attorney in Londo. - fact for New York Underwriters Aeencv. 12, 1909. Commissioner of Publie Lands. JOSEPH WHITMARSH; THE Jar-ret- t, Providence Washington Insurance Com Silent Barber Shop MRS. E. M. TAYLOR'S Catherine N Joseph to Paul J 8435 Aug. 21, 28, Sept. 4, 11, 18, 20 TERRITORY OF HAWAII; JOHN pany. D; lot 2 of ap 1, B P 2101, kul' BROWN, JAMES BLACK, MABY 339. Tel. 794, Kauluwela, Honolulu, Oahu. $500, BLUE and JANE PURPLE, un- Aug 11, NOTICE OP SALE OP LICENSE TO Alexander Young Building. etc. B 317, p 234. Dated known owners and claimant; WM. G. IRWIN & CO THE STAR 1909. CUT TIMBER ON PUBLIC LANDS, JOHN D. PABE3; MARY C. irn: A to Alfred W Car- Eaehel Carter KAOHE, PUNA, HAWAII. PARIS; J. D. PARIS, JUNIOR, SUGAR FACTORS AND Merchant Tailor ter, Tr, Tr D; int in E P 310, kul 800 and HANNAH PARIS, Defendants. Dyeing, Cleaning and Repairing all Everything in and pes land, bldgs, etc, Pauoa rd, etc, COMMISSION AGENTS kind of Clothes. Skillful workmen. Honolulu, Oahu; int in K Ps 96 and 98, At 12 o'clock noon, Monday, August THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED Oa Win. G. Best in Town. All work Guaranteed. bldgs, , etc, Kaneohe, Koolaupoko, 30, 1909, at the front entrance to the STATES OF AMERICA, GREET Irwin. Telephone 182. Give us a Call. hu; int in lots 52, 3, 4 ana 8, Din: ioo, 1NG: John D. Spreckels...lst Vice President -- Honolulu, there will be No. 203 Beretania St, near Emma St 41CE2ICAN HAWAIIAN bldgs, etc, Abbey Homesteads, Colma, Court House, To JOSEPH WITMARSH: HANNAH w. ju. triffard .2nd Vice President PAPEX SUPPLY CO California; int in Est of Joseph O Car sold at public auction, a conditional J. WHITMARSH, wife of JOSEPH H. M. Whitney..... Treasurer ter, deed; stocks, bonds and casn. ts timbering license-coveri- ng such portions WHITMARSH; KAMAKA WHIT Richard Ivers Secretary PORT AND QUEEN STREETS 1909. D. G. ; 317, p 235. Dated June 15, unoccupied Kaohe Lots, Puna, MARSH; ANNA WHITMARSH and May. . . .Auditor , ISLAND VIEWS toy to of the Est of Bermce P .Bishop Trs SAMUEL WHITMARSH. unknown VGENTS FOB Alice G Herrick, D; por gr 111, Manoa Hawaii, as are covered with merchant- heirs FOR CITY, ALL THE FITTINGS at law of PETER WHITMARSH, Oceanic BEST COLLECTION IN THE valley, Honolulu, Oahu. $594. B 317, able timber. deceased; WILLIAM S. Steamsnip Company, San Fran, KEKA; AOKI; cisco, Cal. ; p 240. Dated July 31, 1909. Area of tract 450 acres more or less. JVlAKlHi JU. 1AA : Ji.AJA.MA KEKA: R. W. Perkins . jli; Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel- W E Kowell to Alice u uerricK, Upset license fee $6.00 per acre. Li- JAMES AKO. attorney in fact for ' 40-100- phia, HOTEL STEEET, NEAR POET. 5 a land and' r w, Manoa valley, JOSEPH Pa. utomobiles cense fee to be paid in advance for WHITMARSH; THE TER Hakalau Honolulu, Oahu. 11 yrs at $54 pr yr. RITORY OF HAWAII; JOHN Plantation Company. B 323, p 11. Dated Aug 11, 1909. 225 acres at time and place of sale BROWN, JAMES BLACK, MABY xiiio sugar uompany. Honolulu SCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO., LTD. Alice G Herrick and hs& ( u a ) to and balance at expiration of term of BLUE and JANE PURPLE, unknown Plantation. Company. a Hutchinson Sugar Charles R Frazier, M; 5 land, license (two years) or at such time owners and claimants; JOHN D. Plantation Company. bldgs, etc, Manoa valley, Honolulu, PARIS; MARY C. Kilauea Sugar Plantation Company. as licensee may cease PARIS: J. D. Oahu. $500. B 314, p 485. Dated Aug prior thereto the PARIS, JUNIOR, and HANNAH Olowalu Company. 12, 1909. operations under the license, and to be PARIS, Defendants. Paauhau Plantation Company. Good, Cold Beer Francisco Furtado and wf to G Seitz, calculated according to the aetual area You are hereby directed to appear. Waimanalo Sugar Company. INDEPENDENT AUTO STAND, D; Land Patent (gr) 5175, bldgs, etc, found by the Territorial Surveyor to be and answer the Petition, in an action Bishop Phone 609 Pohakea, Hamakua, Hawaii. $1250. B entitled as above, brought King and Streets. 0RPHEUM SALOON suitable for timbering. For informa against you 317, p 228. Dated July 30, 1909. in the District Court of the United Wm 6. Irwin & Co., Ltd. Est of Abigail K O Parker by Exors tion respecting terms of license, maps, States, in and for the Territory of CHAELES &AMBEBT. to First National Bank of Wailuku, A - twenty days AGENTS FOR PARAGON PAINT conditions and reservations,- apply at Hawaii, within from and THE M; mtg Thomas Clark and wf on por the office of the Commissioner of Pub after service upon you of a certified Royal Insurance Co, of Liverpool, Eng- kul 3330 and pc lapd, Waikaninui, copy of Plaintiff's Petition herein, to- land. Maui. $2638.44. B p lie Lands, Honolulu, or at Public Lands & ROOFING GO. Wailuku, 314, gether with a certified copy of thii Scottish Union & National Insurance Office, Hilo,' Hawaii. . 473. Dated June 7. 1909. Summons. C0 of Edinburgh, Scotland. PETER HIGGINS, Manager. Thos Clark and wf to C D Lufkin, 27, 1909. And you hereby Dated, Honolulu, July are notified that - The Upper Rhine Insurance Co Ltd. ESTIMATES FURNISHED. Tr, D; por kul 3330 and pc land and MARSTON CAMPBELL, less you appear and answer as above Commercial Union Assurance mt m of kul 3330, Wa- required, Co, Ltd, WORK GURANTEED. la Waikaninui, " Commissioner Lands. the said Plaintiff will take of London. iluku. Maui. $3000. B 315, p 454. of Public judgment of condemnation of Office, 1039 Bethel, Near Hotel the landt St. Dated Julv 1, 1909. 8417 July 31, Aug. 7, 14, 21, 28, 30 described m the Petition, herein and C D Lufkin, Tr, and wf to Wailuku for any other relief demanded in the C BREWER & CO., Market & Land Co Ltd, D; 7432, NOTICE OP SALE OF GENERAL LTD. BP Petition. SUGAR FACTORS AND acts gently vet prompl- - kul 3498; int in kul 3330 and pes land, LEASE OF AGRICULTURAL LAND WITNESS the Honorable SANFORD acg Kaluaoopu, etc, Wailuku, Maui. $1. B B. DOLE," Judge COMMISSION Mvnrrr & ntto TheB i SITUATED AT NORTH HILO, HA ofsaid District x " 315, p 457. Dated Aug 11, 1909. Court, this 26th day of June in the met ox uiiicers FIRE EXTINGUISHERS on ooweis,cieanse WAII. . C. ly lae N Miyagawa (Mrs) to Hirano, L; year of our Lord one thousand nine M. Cooke, President; George M. eWectually, 4500 sq ft land, Waikapu pub rd, Wai-kap- u, hundred and nine and of the in Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop, system Maui. 10 yrs 2 mos 18 Treasurer Mm me days at At 12 o'clock noon, Monday, August dependence of the United Statea and Secretary; F. W. Mae-farla- ne d. Oilman $22 per yr, B 320, 309. p Dated Aug 30, 1909, at the front entrance to the tne one hundred and thirtv-thir- d Auditor; P. C. Jones, C M. Room 50 Judd Bldg. assists one in overcoming 9, 1909. (Signed) A. E. Cooke, J. R. Gait, Court House, Honolulu, there will be MURPHY, Directors. M Hirano to First National Bank of Clerk Section Director. kabitual constipation Wailuku, C M; int in leasehold and sold at public auction under provision (Endorsed) "No. 60 District Court bldgs, Waikajpu pub rd, Waikapu, Ma- of Part V, Land Act 1S95 (Section 278 of the United States for the Territory ui. $250. B J? TT " mi i--r . . . . - Dustiess Way permanently. To get Its 314, p 475. Dated Aug 285), inclusive, Revised Laws of Ha oi nawau. xne united states of Amer Home-Mad- 10, 1909. ica e following vs. Joseph Wlitmarsh. et al. Sum Bread THE ONLY eects buy Mary Thompson (widow) to Charles waii, a General Lease of the mons. Robert W. Breckons. Plaintiff ' WAY beneficial Thompson, D; B P (gr) 3160, Kamaole, described land : Attorney. Filed July 9, 1909. PBESH DAILY. tKe Genuine. xvuta. jhhui. D HIV, p Xii, ua-te- d The land of Kulaimanu, containing A. E. MURPHY, Pies, Cakes, Doughnuts, June 23, 1909. (44 more Clerk. Baked Beans Wilson Feagler by D acres of agricultural land, or Saturday. Ranufacturcd the J F Freeman to Alice K Maikai. By (Signed) A. A. DEAS, PERFECTION HOME a less. Upset rental $2000.00 per annum BAKERY P. O. BOX 10L D; int in land and 2 bldgs. Deputy Clerk.'" BERETANIA Waihee, semi-annuall- y advance, term NEXT TO EMMA. Koiahi, Maui. $170. B 319, payable In Territory of Hawaii, City of Ho-- ) California pl'o. Dated Aug 10, 1908. of lease 10 years from December 26, nolulu. )ss. Elizabeth K Booth and hsb (C W) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,) Oxfords, Bluchers to A 1909. Preservations regarding land re Oahu Ice & F Tavares, D; 10a of ap 6, R P I, A. E. MURPHY, Clerk of the Dis- Electric Co. 4490, kul 10,474, West Kaupakajua, quired for settlement, publie or recla Court SHOES FOR EVERYBODY SOLD BY LEADING DRUCCtSTS-SOtaBOTT- U trict of the United States of Hamakualoa, Maui. $300. B 319 m mation purposes, will be embodied in America, in and for 175. the Territory and Dated Aus 11. 1909. the lease. District of Hawaii, do hereby certify delivered at n7 Part of the eity. L. AYAU SHOE GO. the foregoing island . For maps and further particulars, ap to be a foil, true and promptlv filled. STOCK BOOKS CLOSED. PUBLIC correct copy Telephone 528, O.'Box RECEPTION. ply at the office of the Commissioner of the original Summons P. 600. Office, NUUANU ABOVE KIN! The Governor and Mrs. Frear will re- in ease of The United States Honolulu, or Public of America ceive at their residenp. Pimat,. rn of Public Lands, at vs. Joseph Whitmarsh, et al., as the Honolulu, August 27, 1909. the afternoon Of TjlPSllnV Alirriicf 51 Office . same Lands Hilo, Hawaii. remains of record and on file in Fred Harrison, pres. E. A. Douthitt, LEROY HENRY The stock books of the Kona Tobacco from four until six o Vlock' in honor of the office of the Clerk V. I MAESTON CAMPBELL, of said Court Pres. W. W. Harris, Treas. Company, Ltd., will be closed from Au the visiting members of Coneress and IN WITNESS WHEREOF, C. gust 27 to 3, 1909. Commissioner of Public Lands. I have G. Bartlett, Auditor, A. V. Gear, September their wives. A cordial invitation to nnt0 8et my hand and affixed See. H. P. WOOD the public is extended. It is requested Dated: Honolulu, Oahu, July 30, 1909 (Seal) the seal of MASSEUR 8441 Treasurer, Kona Tobacco Co., Ltd. said District that gentlemen attending will dress in 8417 July 31, Aug. 7, 14, 21, 28, 30 Court this 12th day of July Real Estate Exchange Ltd, white or business suits. 8441 ' A. D. 1909.

EN FEE-TE- NOTICE TO CREDITORS. (Signed) A. EXCLUSIVELY REAL YEARS EXPERIENCE. KONA E. MTJRPHY. ESTATE. PHONE 411. TOBACCO CO., LTD. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE Clerk of United States District Court 82 S. King St. Opposite Union Notice is given by ' GrilL hereby the under FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OP Territory of Hawaii. Tfce Only. signed administratrix of the estate of Kealakekua, Hawaii, Mr. Best Elizabeth Kalanipaahao, deceased, to AllETUSt 20. IfMIS HAWAII. AT CHAMBERS IN and Mrs. Hashimoto IWAKAMI, all persons having any claim against In accordance with Article VI of the PROBATE. HONOLULU IRON WORKS said estate, to present the same to the I Bylaws of this companv, special Iff 407C fcw . I call a the matter of the Estate of Sereno COMPANY. J 3 1 i J l 11 ! 1 . . ' In GOODS. unuersignea oi - 1 ui t ue sroejtnomers1. Honolulu, deceased. JAPANESE auminisirainx ai ine ol the Kona E. Bishop, late of Machinery Black Pipe, fiee of W. C. Achi. her attorney, in Tobacco Companv. Ltd.. to be held at A document purporting to be the last Galvanized Telephone 637 I Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Hotel and BetieL Kapiolani building, on north corner of the office of Castle & Withington Ho- - Iron and Steel, En- will and testament of bereno E. isisnop gineers' Supplies. - .tving ana uoiuju. . AiaKea streets. Honolulu, ti September 3. 1909. at deceased, having on the 5th day of OFFICE Nuuann Rheumatism, within six months (6) from the date v.."vji. a. m,, Street Bruises, of " ior me ioiiowmg pur- August. A. D, 1909, been presented to WORKS Kakaako TERRITORIAL the first publication of this notice, or poses: said Probate Court, and a petition for Sprains, tney will be forever barred. Election of five directors for the en- probate thereof, praying for the issu Tired Feeling Dated Honolulu, August 27, 1909. suing year. ance of Letters Testamentary to jona THIS PAPER is kert on file at and other OF LILIKALANI FERN. Reports of officers, and for pur- C. Alexander Ailments the than Shaw and Arthur VERTISING Administratrix of the Estate of Eliza pose of authorizing a morto-aor- loan having been filed bv them; AGNaJfSraffs Quickly beth Kalanipaahao, Deceased. JARED G. SMITH, It is ordered, that Thursday, the 9th Main St., Los Angeles, and 12 Geary Relieved. OFFICE: 403 STANGENWAIiD BLDG. y?. C. Achi, Attorney for Administra- - president, Kona Tobacco Co Ltd day of September, A. D. 1909, at 10 3t., San Francisco, where yRATORT MASSAGE. II 8441 contracts for 178 AVE., HONOLULU. inx. 441 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the Court advertising can be msde for TETANIA NEAR EMMA it. MANICURE.