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J VOL. XIX. TWELVE PAGES. HONOLULU, HAWAII, TPKSDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1911. TWELVE PAGES. No. 6064. ARMY PLANS California's Agent Here LEADING IOWA To Investigate The WILL ADD TO EPUBLICAN IS if Mediterranean Fly t i Cnrrifjl, FORCES HERE 13. K. superintendent of the; In turn, beginning with Oahu. In Cal- - AGAINST TAFT state insccfnry at Sacramento, Cal., fornla we aro very much alarmed arrived on tlf? Wilhelmina this morn ovor this pest. I hope, howevor, that ing from San Francisco. Ho is down n bettor understanding of the wholo (Associated Press Cables to The Star.) By J. A, BRECKONS. tlon. Recruits from Ue United States hero to investigate f he. Mediterranean thing will bo arrived at before long.' DES MOINES, September G. Senator Cummins has Issued a statoment (Special Correspondence of the Star.) would then bo sent direct to the fruit lly Entomologist Ehrhorn, who is now in favor of nominating a progressive Republican for President, and svoro-l-y WASHINGTON, Sept. 1. Plans for islands, there to servo out their terms, Ho said that he had simply come having a holiday, which he combines criticising Taft. a mo$t complete rearrangement of and no regimental movements would down hero to investigate this fly in largoly with business, gave Carnes a tho army are now under way, and bo made. Not only would this result the various islands, on behalf of tho letter of introduction to Acting Ento- GERMAN NAVAL REVIEW. while no one connected with this In a large saving in transportation, Callfornian government. The investi- mologist Kuhns. Kuhns, of course, KIEL, September 3. Tho Empsror reviewed tho fleet today at tho movoment will make anything llko a but It would keep a distinct organiza- gation will bo a. complete as possi will give all the assistance that ho mnncuvers. specific statement, It is believed that tion oh duty in the islands Instead of ble, and will extend over several possibly can, but, unfortunately, Just tho rearrangement will be the most an entire change every two years. AMERICAN weeks. now lie is very much handicapped ow- MOTOR BOAT WINS. uullcal In the history of our military Will Increase Hawaii Force. HUNTINGTON, Y 5. The investigation, of course," said ing to the absence of Ehrhorn, and N. September The American motor boat Dido establishment. Testifying before the Tho other big plan expected to re- won the International Mr. Carnes, "is to protect ourselves, therefore cannot give as much Mine as contest in the final elimination tost. House committee on expenditures in stilt from the present consideration of and also the interests of'theso islands. ho would like to the lsitor. nThls the War Department some time ago, army reorganization is a general re A NEW AUTO RECORD. When I finish my work 1 will under morning Carnes watched Kuhn$)work- - General Wood briefly and very gener- arrancement of army posts in the BIDDEFORD, Me., Soptembor o. DIsbrow made an auto record of twon stand the conditions better, and then ing-- on the fruit that came in by tho ally outlined some of the work con United States, with the ultimate aban- ty-llv-c miles in fifteen minutes and twenty-fiv- e seconds. the question of quarantine can be Wilhelmina. templated In this reorganization, but donment of at least half the posts o( taken up again. At l.rcsent there is a A lot of corn that came in on the declined to make specific mention on the Western portion. It is expected KILLED BY GU.IANA NATIVES. quarantine against everything except Strathlyon from Japan laBt week was account of the embarrassing position these will bo announced and GEORGETOWN, British Guiana September 5. E. O. Davis, an i.lans ing pineapples and bananas. found to contain weevil. The grain Is it would place the army board In by partly carried into effect as soon as missionary, has been murdered near hero by natives. "Wo will with the local now being fumigated on the channel reason of tho protests sure to follow. the work of raising the Hawaiian gar board and give it all tho assistance wharf before it Is removed by the con But that the work Is now well under rison to their full strength is begun, HURT IN COLLISION. " that we can. I will take all tho islands signees. way, tne will canal zone TOULON, September 4. (Delayed) Tho battleship Brennus collided and that none of l.lans and the policing of tho for i an be announced until they are entirely tlfications can be accomplished. with tho qxcursion steamer Mogcla. Twenty were hurt. complete seems certain. All Posts Regimental. MORE TROOPS COMING. Dividing the Force. These plans provide for a small tac T EAGHERS ASSIGNMENTS FINALLY 1 One of tho important changes gen' tical division and cavalry and Infantry SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5. Tho third battalion of the Second Infantry crally believed to be announced in brigades. Experlenco with the ma has sailed for Honolulu on the Logan. the near future will be the division of neuver division emphasized the im the entire army into a continental and portance not only of a tastlcal divis SETTLED Oil 0! SUPT. POPE NO STRI KE YET. 5.-- -- shopmen conferring to Insular force. General Wood has al ion with which to work out military CHICAGO, Sept. Tho are decide their course. eady given out the fact that he is problems, but also showed that ef T BETS OFF. working out a plan for the establish' ficiency demands that tnere should be After several weeks of work, Super son, Miss Emma Lyons, Miss Boll CHICAGO, Sept. 5. All wrestling bets have been declared off. ment of permanent regimental com large commands of cavalry and infan intendent Pope of the Department of Weight, Miss Ethel Wolfe, Miss Phtlo-min- mands In the Philippines, to take the try. Public Instruction this morning com- Perry, Miss Ella Goo Kim. Mrs place of tho present expensive plan of. It is probable that a brigade of pleted tho assignment of teachers for G. C. Hofgaard, Mrs. Mary Williams, transi.ortlng entire regiments to ana will be stationed at Fort Riley the various schools of the islands. Mrs. C. Monsarrat, Miss Eileen Mc- OFFICERS ARE ACTIVE from the islands every two years. The station of the Infantry brigade While the list is lossibly subject to Carthy, Miss Ray Bell. Under this plan qfllcers womd be sent has not been selected. The tactical some changes, It is believed, however, Waikiki, S7 pupils Mrs. Ellen Ken-way- , out to tne Islands or ordered home, division will be composed largely of to be substantially correct. Miss Afuug Ontai. as is now done in the case of naval regimental posts located in the same Following Is the list of supervising Moillill, 138 tupils Mrs. Jennie C. OVER SOLDIER RIOT officers assigned to or detached from principals for tho Territory, and of Bell, Mrs. Martha Bomke. - eight.) duty with a vessel on a foreign sta- (Continued on page the teachers for Honolulu and tho Mnnoa, 3G pupils Mrs. M. H. Island of Oahu: Brown. Local army circles nre very constd officers were on the cars and did not Supervising Principals. McKlnlcy High, ISO pupils M. M ernbly perturbed over the row anions stop tho trouble, is absurd, Kauai H. II. Brodle, Kauai. Scott, Frank Cunning, Mrs. S. S. Kin- n crowd of Fort Ruger soldiers which "We all feel such an occurrence, Train Passengers Narrow Oahu C. W. Baldwin, J. C. Davis, ney, Miss Clara Ziegler, P. N. Folsom, occurred on street cars on the Wula- - though they are not frequent and Mrs. F. W. Carter, Mrs. N. 1,. D. Fras-er- , Miss Apbie Dow, Miss Jennie Churles-vvort- lac lino last Friday night. At district when they do take place nre Invar!-- Isaac M. Cox. "w M. Henj. Bairos, Miss K. Wood- hcadquartors this morning Major ably caused by a carouse following i Escape at WaSisaw Maul W. W. Taylor, Hana; H. M. ford, Mls Anna W. Tucker, Miss Campbell, adjutant general, stated payday. Tho pollco officer doubtless Wells, Makawao; C. E. Copeland, Wai-luku- ; Florence Cassidy. that the matter was considered as one did his duty, In fact, Micro has been Geo. S. Raymond, Lahaina and Normal, 43G pupils Edgar Wood, reflecting upon the wholo army estib very friendly relations between tho Molokai. Miss Mary Groto, Miss Carolyn R. lishment in Hawaii. army and tho Honolulu police ovor A very bad railway accident was were many passengers, had not quite Hawaii Miss Josephine Deyo, Hilo Fulcher, Miss Florence M. Winter, "At tho samo time," said Major sinco troops wero sent hero. It Is 'got clear of tho main track (vht--n the by only a few seconds Mar-Jori- trouble was greatly cidedly different from somo placea 'avoided at Town; Eugene Horner, Hilo and Puna Miss Hclga A. Wlkander, Miss e "the I limited flashed by. and tho engine Wahiawa on Sunday night, when tho ex. Hilo Town; Miss Bertha Ben Tay- Freeth, Miss Vnrney, Miss Van magnified in tho newspaper report where a soldier is arrested on almost j struck tho end of tho car. Tho car published tho morning following. In- - any pretext, and where the pollco Hallewa Limited, returning to Hono- lor, Puna; C. E. King, North and Schaick, Miss M. Ida Ziegler, Miss of the Wahiawa train and the engine of stead of eighty men being involved courts assess flues against a man 'a '4i of South Kona; Miss Maude Woods, Eva Dawson, Miss Ida G. MacDonald, lulu, struck tho end the last car of the Haliewa special wero both damag- were not over twenty-five- , ut North and South Kohala; J. V. Mar-ciel- , Aliss Ruth G. Shaw, Miss Delia M. there the Wahiawa special just as the latter ed, and the passengers In the Wahlaw maximum. Then a statement (Continued on page eigtit.) Hamakua. Stone, Miss Elsa Peterson, Mrs. I.llla tho that was switching. The Wahiawa train was train got a bad scare and shake up Oahu Enrollment, Schools and Teach- G. Marshall, Miss Maud Dawson, Miss leaving the main track on a side Had the Wahatwa train been a few ' ers. Jano M. Walte, Miss Marion D. Dean, switch, when the limited came. The seconds later the other swift erai Hi Walltipe, 23 pupils Miss Emma Kal-p- Miss Davis. last car of the Wahiawa train, In which would have smashed into it. Royal, S51 pupils James C. Davis, Federal Jury Panels Kaahumanu, C52 pupils C. W. Bald- supervising principal Mrs. S. S. Pax-son- , win, supervising principal; Mrs. Kath-erin- e Miss Gertrudo Whitemnn, Miss ?! NONE THIS Winter, Miss Phoebe I Icon, Mrs. For The 0ctober Term TIE iANOTHER Karen Morgan, Miss Margaret John- - (Continued on page five.) Following are tho grand and petit Wall, Fred, Turrill, Elmer T. Wlnant, Jury panels for tho October term of Mauricq Brasch, William G. Audrade, tho United States district court ar- Honolulu; Henry E. Abbey, F. C. ranged by counties and residence of Mucy, Louis Conradt, Henry W. No officers from Hawaii are to bo Jurors, which wore drawn today by Knight, Kauai; August II. Reimann, year school ' Clerk A. E. Muri.hy before Maui; Ollvor T. Shlpman, Samuel M. detailed this to attend tho I Chief McDougall, E. of musketry practice at Monterey, Cal- Coming Warships Young Achi Judge C. F. demons: j Spencer, Win. P. H. Sugar has taken another Jump In The ifornia, as heretofore. The chief reason Grand Jury. J Cant, Hawaii. market, both for cane for this order. Just received at local tho New York Has Disagreeable Experience Ha- Raymond Irwin, Geo. W. Nawaakoa, Petit Jury. beet. Today's cable to army headquarters, Is that the ofllcors and Paul Supor, K. C. Yap, Jnmes L. Holt, Charles P. Osborne, G. F. Bush, ,an s,,Bar Association quotes cannot well bo spared for tho time Outer's waii Advertising Matter Lack- William F. Sabln, PaiU St. John, Chas. u.u which would bo required. ccniruugais iesi iil G. Bockus, Geo. H. Cowan, Thomas E. (Continued on pago five.) cents, and 88 analysis boots at- - 17s. Formerly two officers from each regi-,me- ing in Big California 2d., or a parity of 5.C9 cents, against of mobile troops have been order- 5.245 and 5.54 cents respectively last ed to attend the musetry practice Hotels. previous quotations. OC I RESTAURANT THINKS officers' of the Western Army Division, IN and there will doubtless bo some dis- By ERNEST N. SMITH. had thoroughly Identified himself, prov appointment that the Hawaiian district (Special Correspondence of tho Star.) ed that ho was three-quarter- s Hawaiian has been loft out this year. Had tho migrants SAN FRANCISCO, August 30. Tho 'and had traveled In and out of this THERE IS ALLIGATOR PEAR TRUST dotall been sent, it would havo gone proposed dash of tho Pacific fleet to port for several years he was permit to tho Coast by tho next transport Hawaiian waters, ordered recently by ted o land. duo to leave here October 5th. President Taft, lias been postponed. It used to bo a roguiar thing a fow SOON TO CO!IE n Chlnoso fruit "trust" in! bano of tho fruit grower appeared, It was stated at Headquarters this Tho original date of departure, Soptom- - ago up Is there years to hold Wlllio Crawford and tho California horticultural world mornlne that shortage of officers mado 15, been changed to October Honolulu? her has ovory time ho camo to these shores, many latoly throw a fit for fear It would reach tho it in luano thn nrdAv. It he- - A cable was recoived this morning necessary A good persons havo noon 1st. on account of repairs to ul,t 0f iat0 years, only ono or two groves J-- represent-mad- to think so, and some of tho vineyards and citrus of tho to Campbell, tho j begun ing amost impossible for tho trip be '"m.A. the Soutli Dakota, ono of the cruisers younger immigration officials, unusual-o- f tlvo of the Board of Immigration, on restaurant keopers declaro that they raalnlnnd, and promptly placed tho In less than two months, taking tho squadron. Tho South Dakota 'jy enterprising, subjected Hawal- - gaged in recruiting laborers in Por have havo ovldenco to provo It. They havo delectable avocado of theso Islands i ,.i,irntinn fhnt Rnme leavo of has been ordered to Mare Island, and'jnn any annoyances. I travelers to however, whothor on the tbu list, thoro wore not always be tugnl. to the effect that his work not yet nnnounced, absence must practically nreanwhllo tho remaining vessols, tho Shingle For Governor. of fow epicures who smacked . , , progressing In a very satisfactory they propose to Invoke tho aid tho a local West Virginia, tho California and tho Judgo manner. It is Inferred by the Board Colonel Sam Parkor and Davis Shorman anti-trus- t law to "bust up" their Hps in anticipation, and said off San Diego d ho will have recruited all tho ship Colorado will rendezuous havo arrived in town and Davis has tho pernicious combination. something nbout tho that CONKLING RETURNING. that uiulor charter can accommodate, for preliminary maneuvers. told tho local nowsgathors that It's Evldenco of trust method havo al holps somo poor pooplo at others' ex- Conkling, who Is return- Treasurer within tho next fow weeks. Young Achl's Hard Luck. practically settled that R. W. Shingle ways been moro or less apparent pense. For, thoy argued, would not ing tho East, where he has been Stan-for- from W. C. Achi, Jr., returning to d will succeed Govornor Frear as chief among tho Chlnoso dealors, but It was tho embargo on pears keep all of tho .. . . , .... 1 .1 n Tl Yi r H f 1 mnnftm In f with , w. R. Harris has recoived a cable University, had an unpleasant oxecutivo of tho islands. It is tho first not until this summer that tho bus Increasing volumo of fruit at homo, t.,o uon i ' pay gram rom n. W. sweet at Seattle no- - yesterday when tho Sierra time this nows has been mado public plclon has become a certainty In tho and Instead of boing obliged to oday from San on the was placed on tho passen-go- r on the Coast, and already It has occas- minds of a good many persons. about ten cents each for a bunch of transport Logan, according to a cauio ' docked. He ' son. had been drowned. No as a Chinese, and an ovor ioned somo surprise, as it was thought Tho oxnoso was brought about n hay in a pear skin, would not tho received this morning by the Gov- - ""cat list - directly through tho agency of tho probably parwcumia elu iulu w0 u,o- zealous Immigration official provented ornor. Ho will arrive hero s patch. landing temporarily. After Achi (Continued on pago eight.) Mediterranean fruit fly. Whon Mils (Continued on page oight.) n weok from today. his

iimiimitfivMi--ii- , tin? ii'..rjr": j TWO TUB HAWAIIAN BTAIt, TVMMMY, HlTtfMH!iIt , 1911. THE HAWAIIAN STAR DAILY AND 8HMI-WHHKL- Shipping; And Waterfront News Dally ptibllshtd every afternoon (except Sunday) by the Hawaiian Star BY W. II. CLARKE. Nowsparw Awwalallon, Ltd., McCandlees Building, Uethol itrcot, Hono- (Additional Shipping on Page Five.) lulu, T. II. THE MAIL8. lulu for the Orient, August 24 Makura Left FIJI, pawongsrs and. night In. the sleorage.. ns second mall mutter. sun flntered at the Potoftlce at Honolulu o)rb riuin irraiioieoo, ox'Slerra, Sep CAMANO, aohr, armea at Port The R. M. S. Mukurn left Sum, There nro 3,400 tons of cargo, 102 lomuer Oamblo rrom Hllo. May 5. FIJI, yostorday nftornoon, that Is, Wolls, Fargo oxpross pnekngos, To the Orlont, per Maru,1 three sunscnn'TioN uatks, payable in advancs. America CARRIER DOVE, sor., from Grnv Tuesday, at two o'clock. This is nor automoblloa and 76,000 bricks. For September 5. I Dally, anywhere lu the Islands, per. month I .75. iJBruor, nr. Kahului, August 14. schedule dnto. Sho is now steaming Hllo thoro nro 77C tons, 2.00. ou on., r runo.sco, por Dally, anywhere In the Islands, three months sninyo Maru, c. A. THAYER, sohr., for Gray's towards Honolulu, and will bo due Tho Wilholmina will leave for Hllo 4.00. . Dally, anywhere in the Islnnds, six months ai.i...u. from nono,ulU( AllgUBt 24 off port noxt Tuesday morning. Slio on Thursday evening. In the Islands, ouo year 8.00. tho Dally, anywhere Orient, ox.Shlnyo Mnru 'c. F. r.nnr.KKn. ami. iw rm tt. Is a protty full ship, and will only bo Tho Sierra wlrolossed In to Agents 12.00. I Dally, to foreign countries, one yoar September 9. ,. ,.. , .. lm,i ri,i,i able .to accommodate from hor thirty- - Brewer & Co. that at eight o'clock Beml-Weokl- 2.00. y, anywhero In the Islands, one year Australia, Soptom- - CHINA, from Honolulu, nr. Yokoha- - llvo first-clas- s passongers, 11 vo In the last night sho was 860 miles from Boml-Week- ly countries, one yoar 3.00. San to Foreign ,r 12- I - ma, August 12. second-elns- s and thirty In tho steer- - Francisco, In a smooth son ' with litis To Australia por C. A. S. Marainn Am ago. Advertising rates supplied upon request. fllivn matht h c Sousa and his band are coming weather. Sho is duo on Friday n.orn-b-y JU1'IU1UUU. id. lulu, nr. Yokohama August 26. tho Makura. Ing. D. TIMMONS MANAGER. COLUMBIAN, Am, S. S,, from Seattle, America Maru Needs Docking. j Mauna Loa from Kona and Kau. IHE -- SIIU'IMNG POUT. Tho Mnru , r IJJUO ar. Honolulu, Soptombor 2. America showed up( The Mauna Loa was an early nrr!-short- ly Business office telephone, 2365; pqstofflce box, 366. CORONADO, Am. uk., trom Hono- nfter seven o'clock this morn- - vnl this morning from Kona and Kau (Government vussais.) lulu, nr. San Francisco, Juno 9. Ing from San Francisco. Captain 1)0rts. Sho brought a largo number U. S. N. tug Navajo from Mare Is- CROOK, U. S. A. T., laid up at San Stevens indicated In his wireless mos- - 0f passengers and one box of turkeys, land, July 20. Francisco. sago that ho would be off port at two horses, three cows, seven calves, U. S. L. H. CROWN seven o'clock. Tho Steamship Company tender Kukui, from a OF CASTILE, str., from Liv- reason for tho seven boxes of pigs, twenty-liv- e pigs, Osssaie ' cruise, August 26. erpool for Honolulu, July 13. rather protracted voyage, for this twenty-seve- n bundles of hides, thirty (Merchant boat, was Vessels) DEFIANCE, from Honolulu, ar. Co- the fact that her hull Is head of cattle, thirty-thre- e boxes of Flaurenco Ward, dirty. This, from Midway Isl- lumbia River, August 22. of course, detracted from chickens, forty boxes of koa, forty-he- r Sierra Schedule and, August 3. ECLIPSE, schr., from Honolulu speed. Seeing that she has been one seventy-nin- e LEAVE S. F. ARRIVE HON. LEAVE HON. ARRIVE S. F. for boxes of fruits, W. J. Patterson, 22, re- sold, the T. K. K. management did 2 SEPT. 8 13 SEPT. 19 Lancaster, from Manila, August returned for bunches of bananas, 561 bags of cot-n- ot 8ept. SEPT, Gray's go Harbor, August 30. pairs, AtigiiBt 26. to tho expense of having ut 23 SEPT. 29 OCT. 4 OCT. 10 her fee, 8,480 bags of sugar and 258 pack-p- Eclipso, for repairs, August 26. EDWARD on tho dock for her annual over-- ages T. 14 OCT. 20 OCT. 25". OCT. 31 SEWALL, Am. ship, from of sundries, Columbian, from Tacoma, Septem- Kahului, ar. Now August hauling. I 4 NOV. 10 15 NOV. 21 York 23. c NOV. NOV. 2, aai nvvctiuny oiupmcm. ber ELDORADO, Am. schi., rtedondo She brought only seven lay-over-s' NOV. 25 DEC. 1 DEC. C DEC. 12 a. Purser Sheldon of the Mauna Loa American Mnru, from San Francis from HIIo, July 31. for here. Hor through passengers in DEC. 16 DEC. 22 DEC. 27 JAN. 2 co, reports that the following sugar was September 5. ENTERPRISE, Am. S. S. from Hllo the cabin totalled forty-fou- r; there JAN 6 JAN. 12 JAN IT JAN 22 awaiting shipment: Punaluu 1373. Wilholmina from San Francisco, ar. San Francisco, July 22. are seven in the second-clas- s and nags, Honuapo 6262, 7576, Ku- - September 5. tU A -- Paaullo ERSKINE M. PHELPS, Am. ship, ar. fnrtv.nftrlt ... W1C a.uuu i to San Francisco Class, ?65; Round BiiUKU. kalau 130o, RATES from Honolulu First PROJECTED ARR1VAL8. Philadelphia from Honolulu, June uieio are j.juu ions or cargo for the. I PASSENGERS ARRIVED. Trip, ?H0. Family Room, extra. From Manila. 14. Orfnnf fmn Cnn T...n I , Forty-Eigh- t prior to : Reservations will not be held ater than hours Sheridan, October 5. ETHEL ZANE, Am. schr., from Hllo bought none hI Th morning-- Dr. i- -5 nro paid in full. this and advertised sailing time unless tickets for PROJECTED DEPARTURES. ar. Gray's Harbor, July 24. Maru had the IaZ'JTV,Armerlf For San Francisco. EXPANSION, sqr., for Fort Bragg This is the America MaSs last FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO pearance t Tw Shlnyo Maru, at this portu -' September 9 from Kahului, August 19. nder her pres- M "icoU Sierra, September 13. FALLS OF CLYDE, for Gavlot rrom cm iiuusu img, lor sue nas ueen soldi frm and Kw Wilhelmlna, September 13. Honolulu, August 17. and will be handed over to the new1 P.er ,Ln Kna W" Co., Ltd. Siberia, September 17. FLAURENCE WARD, Scr., from Mid- owners on arrival In Yokohama Ml "Mm Tl "fSS' M GENERAL AGENTS. China, September 22. way Island, nr. Honolulu, August 3. the officers and crew will be TI f' tra'" M" erdesca L. Lino, C. For Vancouver. FOOHNG SVEt. Am. uk.. from Hon ferred to the sister ship Nippon Maru, WilIs' Mrs- - ' Campbell, Miss A. S. S. Makira, September 12. for N. Y. via Mahukona, April 17. which has taut rnmniMpri I uampueii, jr., v. 8. S. Zcalandia, October 10. FORESTER, from Callas for Honolulu, overhaul. ...i h. Ch0nS V" M Canadian-Australi- an Mail Go S. S. Marama, November 7. September 1. The America Maru will sail for tho'?PT Et' Royal Steamship M'" Aneman, For Fiji and Australia. GAMBLE, scr., ar. Port Gamble from Orient this afternoon at Ave o'clooi Mer f'f, Mrs. J. Davies and two chil- - S. S. Marama. September 13. Hllo, August 28. Wilhelmlna A' Was Slowed Down. dren, h. T, S. S. Makura, October 11. Gasnai, c whu c CANADIAN-PACIFI- C GENERAL W1,hcl" Steamers of tho above lino running in connection with the HUBBARD, str. from Ho- Akana, M. Conant, Miss S. S. Zealandia November 8. n,S i lT Hoidsworth RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, nolulu for San Francisco, August 5. f0rt5r'a Miss For China and Japan. minutes Lfnr.!S , ,Ieri'les. Johnson. Herman B. Auckland, N. Z. HAWAII, Am. bktn., from Mahukona the America Maru on N. S. W., and calling at Victoria, C, Honolulu and America Mam, September WUllam and Charles Luis. .Mary Aiu 5. ar. Wednesday Inst, she easily T FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER. San Francisco, July 22. beat her T ,.., T Tenyo Maru, September 12. to pprt ' r V 7 WlU' 12 H. HACKFELD, German bk from this morning. The Wilhel-- ' , t m, V 8. S. MARAMA SEPT. 13 S. S. MAKURA SEPT. Persia, September i tPar'8' A" M'SS 20. Honolulu, arrived Portland, mlna had so excellent a trip, ParlS' B B MAKURA OCT. 11 S. S. ZEALANDIA OCT. 10 Korea, Ore., n",Welnrlch. Miss September 25. May 21. time w.nS Kn ,nn,, m,, ": Greenwell, E. Waal S. S. ZEALANDIA NOV. 8 S. S. MARAMA NOV. 7 Shlnyo Maru, October 3. slowed down two' days ago ""d Ackerman, Father S. S. MARAMA DEC. 6 S. MAKURA DEC. 5 HELENA, Am. schr., from Gray's Har in order to CbaT,f8' U Low' Dr-- anJ Mrs. Whit--ke- pt bor for Honolulu, September 2. make port this morning. Had she INTER-ISLAND- isS - VESSELS. up "ey' A' Colburn- - Mrs. Johnson, HERZOGIN CECILE. Ger. ship, from her speed she would have CALLING AT SUVA, FIJI, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN VOYAGES. For Maul and been v"8' Marknam and children, II. Haw?ll Ports. Leith for Honolulu, August 1. off. port at eight o'clock last' Mauna Kea, I.-- I. S. N Co., every night. " uerhma' Mrs. Aungst and H1LONIAN, Am. S. S.. from Hilo for The Wilhelmlna was not en- -' three Theo. H Davies Co., Tuesday. chlldren' c- - Nacole, Miss G. Aiu, A. & Ltd., Ge'l Aleuts San Francisco. August 29". trusted with the mail, however. The' r.-- Cl Claudln;, I S. N. Co., every Fri- 360 bags that had Correa- - F- - TM. S. Wright, S. M. HONGKONG MARU, accumulated since' Jap. S. tS., Iefl Carter- - day. tho Honolulan left were given to Miss R. Renton, H. H. Rea-Ameri- Honolulu for South 17. the America, July ton' Mr' Mrs- - w- Go. For Motokal and Maul. Maru for the reason, cf and - Larsen, Jr., W. Pacific Mail Steamship HONOIPU. Am. schr., ar Hana, from R MIkahala, every Tuesday. course, that she is a contract boat Perrera- - W. O. Smith, W. C. Wilder, I San Francisco, August 22. A- - For Ha i in Pnr and the n Bal(lwin, S. Steinhauser, Rei-o- n Steamers of the above company will call at Honolulu and leave this ' Wilhelmlna carries the mail A. I.-- HONOLULAN, Am. S. a., W. G. Hall. I S. N. Cn for San a I mann, R. C. ort on or about tho dates mentioned below: ' vrv poundage basis. Searle, Jr., Q. Wong, S. Thursday. Francisco, via Hilo and Kahului, Purser Drew Pratt' Miss Searle, FOR THE ORIENT: FOR SAN FRANCISCO . reported that tho trip Miss Freeland, Kinau, I.-- I. s. - SePtem - Mlss S. S. PERSIA SEPT. 20 S. S. SIBERIA SEPT. 16 N. Co., every Tues- down was an ideal one throughout,' Devanchelle, and seventy-thre- e day. . jHYADES, Am. S. S., 011 deck- - 8. S. KOREA SEPT. 25 S. S. CHINA SEPT. 22 from San Fran and a most enjoyable time was spent Kona clsco Seattle, August 31. by all on S. S. SIBERIA OCT 10 S. S. MANCHURIA SEPT. 29 and Kau Ports. fr board. There were 100 cabin) Per s'. S. Wilhelmlna from San Mauna Loa, I.-- I. S." N. Co., IRMCAKD, bktn., from San Francisco S. S. CHINA OCT. 17 S. S. MONGOLIA OCT. 1 alternate Francisco, this morning Miss Veda Tuesdays and Fridays. for Mahukona, August 25. 5S55$:for Will call at Manila. Hilo, August 24. Allen, Miss M. Awama, L. C. Abies, J. A CHANSLOR, for Monterey from c- REPEAT, Am. schr., for Aberdeen w - Abies, Miss E. M. Arthur, F. C. Honolulu, August 30. TRANSPORT SERVICE. Wash., from Honolulu, August 28. Bailey, Miss Daza Barnes, Mrs. F. M. For general Information apply to ' U. S. A. T. Crook, laid up at San JOHN ENA, Am. Ship for Delaware RESOLUTE, Am. scr., from Columbia Barrere and infant, Miss Virginia Breakwater, H. Hackfeld & Co., Agents Francisco. from Honolulu, May 14 River ar. Honolulu, September 1. IlaIr' Mlss ZelI Breckenrldge, W. H. U. S. A. T.. Thomas at San Fran- - KIYO MARU, for Yokohama from Ho R. C. SLADE, Am. schr., left Honolulu Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Carnes, CISCO. 27. nolulu, June for Aberdeen, Wash., April 29. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Case, W. F. Colo, U. S. A. KONA, Am. Mrs. jj . f1 C L 1 T. Warren, at Philippines. schr., from Ahukinl for R. P. RITHET. Am. bk., from Mahu Mary F. Cole, Mr.s. I. L. Crelgh-ton- , it ' J i qi iX u. s. a. T. DIx, at Seattle, Gray's Harbor, August 3. Miss lVlalSOn lLVlKlUUn VO. b JUICUUIC. XUt. out of. kona ar. San Francisco, August 29. J. Dalk, Allen Doone, J. W. Icommission until middle of Septem- - KOREA, Am. S. S., ! Jolln K. .DIRECT SERVICE BETWEEN 8AN FRANCISCO AND HONOLULU. for San Francisco ROBERT LEWERS. Am. Rchr . fmm Do'Ie' Fern, E. Flora. Mrs. oer- - I from Honolulu, I L' C" Wm- - F- Arrive from San Francisco. Sail for Ban Francisco. September 2. Honolulu ar. Port Townsend, August Fram - Gaynor, Mrs. Gib-- u- s- - A- S. S. LURLINE SEPT 20 S. S. WILHELMINA SEPT. 13 - - T. Buford from Honolulu LURLINE, Am. S. S., from Honolulu sun, air. and wrs. w. A. GUI, Miss M. ar- - S. S. HONOLULAN SEPT 27 S. S. LURLINE SEPT. 26 San Francisco, August 15. t for San Francisco, August 29 u. ureen, Mrs. Grace P. Haven, Mrs. ROBERT SEARLES, Am. schr.. from S. S. WILHELMINA Oct 3 S. S. HONOLULAN OCT. 5 U. S. A. T. Logan, at San Francisco. LYMAN I). FOSTER, Am. schr., ar. A. II. Heber, Miss Bessie Heindel, Mukllteo for Honolulu, August 18. U. S. A. T. Sherman for - Port Townsend Mr. and 8. S. LURLINE OCT 18 S. S. WILHELMINA OCT. 11 San Fran- from Honolpu, July ROSECRANS, Mrs. Chas. R. Hemenway, Cisco from Honolulu, September 1L Am. S. S., for Mon- Miss Margaret S. S. WILHELMINA OCT. 31 S. S. LURLINE OCT. 24 4. terey, from Hollinger, Mr. and U. ' Kaanapall, August 23. S. S. LURLINE NOV. 15 S. S. WILHELMINA NOV. 8 S. A. T. Sheridan for Manila via MABEL RICKMERS. Uer. Mrs. L. C. Howland, Mr. and Mrs. J. nk.. from SALVATOR, schr., from Mukllteo for Guam, August 4. Honolulu for E. Jaeger, Miss Jennings, '3. The S. S. Hilonlan of this line sails from Seattle for Honolulu direct on Newcastle. March 30 , August Miss 2. Keeley, E. or about September 23, 1911. MAKURA, Br. S. S., lor Honolulu, F. Killner, Miss Alice E. SANTA RITA, Am. S. 3., ar Port Knapp, VESSELS' WHEREABOUTS. from byuney, August 28. Mrs. Kluegel and child, Miss CASTLE & COOKE, LTD GENERAL AGENT3 San Luis, from Honolulu, August 6. A. F .COATES, sch., from Hilo, ar. MANCHURIA, from Honolulu, ar Loulso Larrabee, D. P. Lawrence, Mr. SANTA MARIA, str., for Port San Mrs. Port Townsend, September 3. Yokohama previous to August and E. Lewis, Mrs. H. W. Lud-laf- f, 23. Luis, from Honolulu, A. M. BAXTER, September 2. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. MacNeil, American-Hawaiia- n Am. schr., ar. Gray'd jiakiu.n utiii.cOTT, ar. Gavlota C. Mr. Steamship Co. S. ALLEN, Am. bkt., from Fort and Mrs. Harbor from Port Allen, April 17. from Honolulu, July 21 Jno. Murray Marshall, E. I. Bragg for Honolulu, September 4. ALASKAN ar. MARAMA, from - Marshall, Miss Helen E. Moore, Seattle from San Fran-- ' Honolulu, ar. Van- G. Mrs. FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU, via Tehuantepec, every sixth S. WILDER, bktn., Town-sen- d ' clsco, September couver, August 22. for Port E. N. Moore, L. A. Moore, E. N. day. Freight received at all times at Company's Wharf, 41st Street 1. the ! from Everett, 3. -- MAUY E- - June Moore, H. H. Morehead, South Brooklyn. iLBKHT, Am. bk., ar. Port Townsend FOSTEK, Am. schr., from Geo. A. Mor- SHERIDAN, U. S. A. Hono-lul- u ris, Rudolph FROM SEATTLE OR TACOMA TO HONOLULU DIRECT! from Kailua, August 30. Honolulu ar. Port Townsend Au T., from Nemnlch, Mrs. N. O. gust for .Manila via Noonan, Robt. J. S. S. ALASKAN to sail about Sspt. 6 ALEX. ISENBERG, Ger. sp., for 28. Guam, August 14. O'Brien, Mrs. M. F. SHERMAN, U. S. A. T., - O'Reilly, Mrs. W. F. Pogue S. S. Arlzonnn to sail about ,. ..Sept. IS Portland, Oregon, from Honolulu MARY E. WINKELMAN, from Illlo from Hono- and child, lulu, for San Francisco, Miss Mary A. Porter, A. W. Por-terflel- d, AuB !7. j for Eureka. August 16. Sept. 4. Miss ALDEN SHINYO Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Pridham, BESSE. Am. bk.. from San MASSACHUSETTS, from HIIo for MARU, from Yokohama for For further Information apply to ' Mn Pedro San and Mrs' H' M' Roberts- - Mr. and for Honolulu, March 16. Delaware Breakwater July 11 Francisco via Honolulu, August H. HACKFELD & CO, LTD, Agents, Honolulu. ALEX. T. BROWN, Valparaiso 31. Mrs. J. L. P. Robinson, Miss Mary S. for MELROSE, Am. scr., from Gray's Har- - C. P. MORSE, General Freight AgenL from Roscoe, Mrs. L. C. Sabey, Mrs. Wm. Honolulu, July 11. bor ar. Hilo. August 28. SIBERIA, S. S., ar. Yokohama from Savldge, Mrs. W. K. Schultze, ALICE COOKE, schr., from Port Honolulu, August 4. Mr3. MEXICAN. Am. S. S ..for Sallna Cruz Mary L. Simpson, Gamble for Honolulu. August 26. Mrs. Eleanor ,'1. from Hilo, August 21. SIERRA, Am. S. S., from San Fran- - ARIZONAN, Am Smith, Mlss L. B. Smith, Mrs. II. E. S. S., for San Fran- - MINDORO, Am. clsco for Honolulu, September schr., trom Honolulu 2 Stnhl, Vernon Tenney, Mrs. Toyo clsco via San Diego from Salina Cm.! ar. ST. Fred L. Risen Columbia River. August 21 ROGATIEN, from London for Ho-- Waldron, Kaisha. H. M. Ausust 27' Walthall, W. C. Steamera of the strove Company will call at and leave Honolulu on or IMISSOURIA.V. Am. S. S., from Hilo nolulu, April 27. Werle, Miss A. WIcke, AMERICAN MARU, Jnp. S. F. B. Wilde, A. about the dates mentioned below: S., ar. for Sallna Cruz, August 31. STRATHLYON, Br. L. Woodward, Honolulu from San str.. for Portland, Mrs. F. S. Zeave. FOR THE ORIENT. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. Francisco, Sep MONGOLIA, Am. S. S.. for tho Orient ore., from 5. Honolulu, September, 3. S. S. AMERICA MARU.... SEPT. B S. S. SHINYO MARU 8 tember from Honolulu, August 28. SEPT. TENYO MARU, from Honolulu, ar. WASH THOSE MM LE3 S. S. TENYO MARU 12 ANDREW WELCH, Am. bk., from MURIEL, OFF. SEPT. S. S. CHIYO MARU OCT. 6 schr.. nr. Honolpu from aan Francisco August 24. Uso D. D. D., S. S. SHINYO Honolulu for San Francisco August1 San that mild, soothing MARU OCT. 3 8. S. AMERICA MARU OCT. 27 Francisco, August 22. VIRGINIAN, Am. S., wash, 29- S. ror Sallna that recognized remedy for Ec- R. S. CHIYO MARU OCT. 31 K. - NEWSBOY, Am. schr., nr. Gray's - S. SHINYO MARU OCT. 24 Har- Cruz for Kahului, August 9. zema and all skin troubles. BONCHAMPS, Fr. bk., from Callao In' bor, from Honolulu, September First 3. WADDON, Br. S. S., from Honolulu drops tako away that awful burning ballast. Left Honolulu for Portland NIPPON MAItU, Jap. S. over-Orego- S., being for Newcastle, N. S. W via Ocean Itch, cleanse August 19. tho Bkln wash away & hauled at Nagasaki. Island, August 1. Castle Cooke, Ltd., Agents evory plmplo every Impurity. Noth- BLAKELY, for Port Townsend from NUUANU, Am. bk.. Josselyn, from WILLIAM P. FIlYE, Am. ship, for ing Ilk D. D. August 30. D. for the complexion. Honolulu, j Kainnpall ar. New York, Juno 18. ' Delaware Breakwater, May 22. Get a bottle today, worth ten BOREALIS, Am. schr., ar. Hllo from O. M KELLOGO, Am 's schr., from WILHELMINA, ar. Honolulu from times Its cost to have a PIAINO Marbor, August 21. nolulu, nr. bottle in tho MOVIINO Eureka Juno 1. San Francisco, September 5. house. At any REQUIRES EXPERIENCED MEN AND BUFORD, U. S. rate, drop Into our PROPER FACILITIES. WE A. T., from Honolulu PERSIA, Br. S S., 'rom Honolulu ar W. J. PATTERSON, Am. HAVE scr., ar. Ho- storo to talk over the morlts of thlB BOTH. nr. San Francisco, August 15. San Francisco, September 4. nolulu from Gray's UNION-PACIFI- Harbor, August wonderful prescription. TRANSFER CO. BERTHA, German bk., from Kahului PRINCETON, U. S. S., Benson, Smith for Samoa from 30. & Co. King St., near Alakea. Phone 1875. ar. Gray's Harbor, May 10. August 19. Honolulu, ZEALANDIA, Br. S. S., from Hono- - BUYO MARU, Jap. - stmr., from Hono- PROSPER, scr., from Grny'a Harbor, lulu, nr. Sydney, September 4. Fine Job Printing at Star Office. tttiMi ta LniM. LI Savoy PrlMMt DtvM tu rt M wag Mioanrtu tr Mr Theatre nnratlnt, hut nrtbvr towlf. aiatir, Mtag May Hytf. toytH Kyit EVERY NI8HT AT 8MI. www fffllth, who la at prMtnt traveltefl to Oommenelng Menday. Chronicle: Honolulu unA tb fur Mnror. will Jew uta mother In Ott- - Knat r culling nvaml from among bar. the elite of Sun PnwdKu, many of On Tnaaday the Mongolia carrlad Continual Suomm et whom thrmttn (o romnln away for among Ita paaMttgara Mr. and Mra. the Rrenter lwrt of the winter. On Qeorge lteckley, who will remain In Wednesday Mra, ICltmuor llytle-Bmtt- h the talandt until DeceiHoar; Mr. and AYESHA will sail for Honolulu, where ahe hit Mra. C. II. Seltroe, Dr. and ilre. Geo. and taken a cottage near the home of her Clmnteaiid, Mr. ami Mra. W. D. OVER THE TEACUPS. daughter, Mra. Harold Dillingham. I Stone, Mlas Vera btone and C. A. Bd By Lady Gay, Mrs. Hyde Smith has recently re-- ward. BARNETT - TUB WORLD'S GttliATISST . imM&mEm?- mm HYPNOTISTS. Kelhf From H art; eh" Is Yours If N on Want It You have only to get a ho of Siem' Headache Wafera at your dm, sslst'a and tnho ono. They are little ami tustpleaa. This Is the moat popular headache one in the world and haa boon aolu NBW SENSATIONS NIGHTLY. tor moro tlmn twenty years; the only leafon that so many lieople buy It civet over is that It does what it should curt-- j headache promptly, safely, iMghtly Tonncd the Funnlost Show on pleasantly. Barth. No one needs to suffer from headache whon Stearns' Headache Wafers --.If you want to laugh, don't miss U. The trouble with your daughter's oxtravagance and Its incentive is that aro at hand. It Is woll to keep a box In the house all tho time, fov headaches POPULAR PRICES. hnr nllowanco Is elastic. always como without warning. This will drive them away as quickly as they An expensive nown. worn for the first time, upon which has been dropped came. by carelessness a thimbleful of strawberry mousse at an afternoon I arty, ami Stearns' Headache Wafers are so much bettor than others that It will pay which must thereforo be submntted to a cleaning estabiisnment, becomes passe you to Insist on having STEAKNS' and no other. no matter how much of an expenditure was involved in Its creation. THE BIJOU A chapeau whose brim tilts up when the latest fad in Pams is to turn It down, is Immediately discarded, regardless of its appalling nouvoautc. are discon- .JUST DROP IN AND SEE THESE A pair of suede pumps, however becoming, with Cuban neeis, certingly and prettily kicked into oblivion by a silken foot as soon as the ACTS. clerk persuades his customer that the piece de resistance in nimps is made with a very high French heel, her perfectly new cast-off- s ovontually tortur- ing the feet of a sewing girl who minces along King street with a bundlo of SACHS NEW "PROGRAM. new dresses on her head. A chiffon motor or carriage veil of palest blue which is admirably suited POWDER to her delicate coloring, and which was purchased on a threc-day-ag- down- Kunz and Kunz town tour, is hastily discarded or presented to the Japanese maid to be re- Absolutely Pure High Class Vocal and Instrumental placed by a more distinctive three-tone- d royal purple, gold nnd crimson crea- Tho only baking powder REflNAT . Artists. Elegant Wardrobes. tion, "just received," on the very next trip to the shopi Ing district, which imtdo from Royal Grape would frame less incongruously tho swarthy-tinte- d face of a more sombre beauty. 3ream of Tartar There are too many otherwise sensible parents who err in tneir mis Ho Alum, No Lime Phosphate guided idea of false economy. Fox and Claire Thev feel disinclined to submit their daughters to tbe Ignominy or a test Cowboy Sharpshooters. of t, In which alone lies the secret of their redemption from the Miss Cowles left this morning In tho A MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITY TO OUTFIT THE wasteful sin of extravagance, and ultimately their own pleasure and reward. Kukul for a week or ten days as the monthly, quarterly or annual CHILDREN FOR SCHOOL. Instead of meting out a week, guests of Judge and Mrs. Selden allowance, to bo preciously guarded and intelligently spent, under the guid- ance and suggestion of the mother, which would be an instructive course in Kingsbury of Maul. , As a result of our annual sale last month, vc have accumu- , Coffman and Carroll domestic science, the limited purse, like an unlimited family grab-bag- Is over 4 4 4 lated hundreds of short lengths of all classes of piece goods. open for each member to help herself. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Browu Originators of Fun; Blackface SlngerB will be "I want my wife and daughter," says a prominent business man in town, are at present entertaining as their These Remnants marked at prices which will effect a money why I my time "to have only tho best that can buy. That is si end all house guest the former's mother, Mrs. prompt clearance. Feature Film, "Changing the Cook' at tho office so they can spend all tho money." Fun among cowboys. Can such an attitude in reality guarantee happiness? Joshua K. ilrown, Sr., of Cleveland, REMNANTS OF WHITE AND COLORED DRESS heights spectacular triumph, Ohio, who arrived in the Mongolia on Must not any woman, even in the of her GOODS, LAWNS, FLANNELETTES, PIL- even in the midst of the envy of her confederates, feel a deep rgret that Monday. FLAXONS, her finery is bought at such an outrageous price of sacrifice? Mrs. Ilrown is not n stranger 'o LOW LINENS, BROWN LINENS, SILKS, WOOLEN a Empire Theater Must not her daughter, in the maelstrom of her gay career, feel but this city, her husband having been MATERIALS, SERGES, CRETONNES, DRAPERIES, small respect for the mother who regards her generous father as a mere finan- cial drudge? the first federal ofllcer In the islands, LACES AND RIBBONS. years ago. j Ono of the most potent obstacles In the matrimonial career of so many fourteen SALE BEGAN THIS MORNING. REGULAR MATINEES women Is the training, or tho lack of It, they received as girls at home. Mrs. Brown has traveled exten- MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY Their frivolity has been augmented and encouraged by a mother's In- sively back and forth for the past few dulgence and while the real and vital duties of their life have years and is being warmly welcomed WEEK'S BILL EVCELS ALL been Ignored. THIS Few of these girls, even on the eve of their marriage, realize Us serious by a contingent of friends. N. S. Co. OTHERS. responsibilities, Its exacting and punctilious demands. 4 54 Sachs Dry Goods Few have handled money since as babies they rolled It over the floor of Cnrds have been sent out for a ' EVENING PROGRAM. their nursery or r.ut it in their mouths. luncheon at which Mrs. Charles T. usually upon should- The weight of their own household falls unprepared Wilder will entertain on Thursday at ers, and as often as not It Is jolted out of place by protesting and rebellious Princess Dainty, wives. Kahala In honor of Mrs. G. M. Dow-- ' The only way In which to bring up a girl Is to tender her from'the start-of- f sett. Louise Bright a limited allowance. s "The Sweetest Girl in Vaudeville." So that she may learn at an early age the value of that which Is so ardu- Mrs. Augustus 13. Murphy has sent popular success is filling ously earned. out invitations for an Informal tea at whose ths That she may value more highly and treasure more sacredly the heroic Empire, has new songs. efforts of those who have striven the harder on her behalf. which she will entertain from four to And that she may learn even from her Infancy the beauty of graceful and six on Thursday afternoon in honor willing sacrifice, which so often in her later years as a wife and mother she of Mrs. Lindsay Rogers of California, O'Hagans will undoubtedly be called upon to make! who expects to return to her home in tho next week, a delight- More rollicking comedy and SOCIAL NEWS OF THE DAY. Putnam of Fort de Itussy will preside states after ful visit in tho islands. , The Princess Rawananakoa writes as hostess. Today 4 4 under date of London, August 13: "1 Miss Grace Robertson, wlio has Feature Film, "A Test of Friendship," havo been on my back for nine weeks, Among those who left In tho trans- been enjoying the summer months in a motion picture drama. getting along; will be in tho hos- port Sherman last evening wero Dr. WITH SMILING FACES AND. EAGER BUYERS FOR and a round of social festivities in San pital a month longer, then Intend and Mrs. W. II. Smith of Fort Shafter, OUR Francisco, Is expected to arrive homo in Paris." who havp left many friends in local on Friday in the Sierra. 5 society and the service set. A wireless message siio Dr. Smith will receive further or- announced The ladies of tho United Service was having merry trip, as a Facts ders upon his arrival in San Fran- aboard, a Drldge Club met again yesterday aft- are cesco. largo number of Honolulu folk ernoon on the lanal of the Hotel Colo-- , returning in the popular liner. nial, where, amid quantities of golden' Mrs. Ernest Kinloch Johnstone, shower and potted palms, which were' About who has been a guest at the home of A party comprising Mr. and Mrs. very artistically arranged, four tables' her brother, J. Wilson Shiek, since Benjamin Lodge Marx, Mr. and Mr3. of bridge were played. j her arrival from Honolulu will leave Bruce Cartwright Jr., Mrs. Claire Wil- As so many members of the club liams and Miss Edith Williams, who in a few days to visit her sister, Mrs. THIS SALE CLOSES TOMORROW WEDNESDAY. Motherhood are at present out of town tho hear Robert Alton, in Los Angeles. Sari havo been spending tho summer table was eliminated and three bridge Francisco Call. months at Kullouoii, near Koko Head, prizes were awarded. Mrs. Pardeo! havo returned to town and nro the The oxperienco of Motherhood is n of presided house guests of Mrs. Williams at her to Fort Shafter as hostess Dr. E. K. Johnstone is stationed at trying ono most women and marks homo t istinctlyan epoch in, their lives. Not during the afternoon. Fort Shafter and both he and his wife at Waikiki. , s ' Thursday, Friday Saturday hun-ldre- 4 and .one woman In a d Tho first prize, an embroidered havo made many warm friends in Ho- is or prepared towel, was presented to Mrs. Wilcox,' nolulu. Mr. and Mrs. Marx nnd Mr. and understands how to Mrs. Cartwright expect to return lo WILL BE SPECIAL DAYS IN Jproperly caro for her. Mrs. Arthur Marlx and Mrs. Irwin G.' respective self. Of course near-l- y Shepherd being awarded tho second Miss Helen Alexander has sent out their homes the latter part every woman now- - of the week. ' ' and third, which were similar in char- ada ys haa medical invitations for a luncheon at which at tho acter. she will entertain at her home In treatment Mrs. C. F. Stevens, Mrs. William 'time of child-birt- A delicious fruit punch was passed Nuuanu valley this afternoon in honor S is )but many approach periods light of Mrs. C. S. Holloway, Mutch and Mrs. John Lucas formed a experience between and at flvo who will leave ii tho with party wero served. shortly for the East. motoring over tho pall to tho nn organism unfitted for the trial of on return- 54 C4 Huuula Hotel Tuesday and n strength, and when the strain is over The club will meet again on tho 4 I ing Sunday ovening. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. her system has received a shock from ISth of this month, when Mrs. Alfred Mrs. Walter Cleveland Cowles and which it is hard to recover. Follow- Other guests at present domiciled ing right upon this comes tho nervous at this charming little hostelry aro of caring child, strain for the and a Pastor and Mrs. Felmy family, distinct clnnigo in the mother results. and , There is nothing moro charming than S!' and Mrs. St. C. Sayres and three chil- n happy and healthy mother of chil- dren, who nro all delighted with tho dren, and indeed child-birt- h under right service, culslno and mosquito-proo- f Forget conditions need bo no hazard to health Don't or beauty. Tho unexplainablo thing is Bijou apartments of tho hotel. that, with all tho evidence of Her A telephone has recently been In- shattered OUR nerves and broken health resulting stalled for tho convenience of guests, NEXT 12 from an unprepared condition, women SEPTEMBER so rooms cottages will persist in going blindly to the trial. that and may bo ns resorvod by wire In advance. It isn't though tho experience As per S. S. "Makura" camo upon them unawares. They havo arrival of This hotol, under the management ample time in which to prepare, but of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey, Is gaining nn they, for tho most part, trust to chanco Creat and pay tho penalty. envlablo reputation in society, and Hosiery Specials In many homes onco childless thero owing to tho par excellence of Its aro now children because of tho fact OUSA and tnblo, nnd the delightful appointments that Lydia E. Piukham's Vegetable of Its breezy, wind-swep- t rooms, It Compound makes women normal, WILL BE THE FEATURE FOR healthy, and strong. has been filled to its capacity r.U Any woman who would liko His BAND summer. special advice In regard to this 54 matter is cordially invited to Chronlclo: Mr. Georgo Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday write to Mrs. Plnkliani at Lynn, and Mrs. Mass. Her letter will bo held In Bockloy went to Honolulu last week to strict conildcuce. romain thoro until October, whon tho lattor's sister, Princess Dnvld Kawa-nannnako- a Pay cash and ask for Green Stamps SEATS ON SALE AT BERGS.TROM MUSIC CO., SATURDAY, hopes to bo ablo to travel. (thoy are freo) and call at the show-room- s Mrs. Bocklcy goes to look after her SEPTEMBER 9th, AT 9 a. M. PRICES, $2.50, $1.50 and $1.00. and seo tho now goods. Inheritance and to bo wllh the threo chlldron of her sister, who havo great- JORDAN'S Fine Job Printing, Star Office. 4H'1444$4t''"H44':H44"H ly missed their pretty mother during

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Immigrant tie tetklnt R pofUfmi, lis H1I pnHwhlr Mtta(iM0 lo te gtttn STAR Mwnrt) n rittmtlmi with llmrtw A from tin TwrtiertRl Treasury. Tints THE HAWAIIAN VH, tilt) RttOTHtft, M DllllrllMMll Fphi to lie no Rood renwHi why the writer. CoimrsiMloiml ls1n1tlon prayed for Publtohtnl every nftwuoon (Mpt iutnUy) br tho HawMlan BUr Honolulu. Uncle liould not he Rrtitittd. Dwlldlm?, Hethel itrcet, Walt WiMPfmer Awwitiitlon, Ltd.. MeCandloe The eminent prohibitionist, Mr. T. EDITOR WALTER oTTmITHmT. The Totnler, died Rt hie home on Thuritott Poet Philosopher avenue Init Monday from mildew of 5, 1911. TUESDAY SRITEMBER the utonmch, a dlneane wtuwd by the excessive drlnklnn of water. When 1 fell sick in C hina, called the in; he pounded I OF SPORT. they dodor THE UGH REALMS , OF HAWAII. on a tom-tm- and raied a frightful din. lie said: "The evil spirits THE PRAYER must first be chased away, and then I'll change the Lob Angeles Times: The uronteat a mounlBin climbing spurt the other tiny there were fome rare In Al()M I I treatment, a ten ot 111 you need of Hnwnll Territory Is a larger We read that Governor lrear, who iook pan in u. IK and make hay; give chances taken. DOCTORS shredded toadstools, and ink and nowdered snakes. Icltlxon population. Hor sugar fields once balanced on the edge of eternity": that "n friendly "more than some yellow feathers, and thus cure up are necossnrlly cultivated with Japan- fiber than usual saved, probably, the life of Paul Super and hum root of tougher your aches. This hohse can know no healing till ghosts arc chased ese and ChlnoBO labor. Hut In tho El' .!. rn.tw1 t n he was slidine toward n drop of several hundred VY IV iherefroin; ,o watch me play the cowbell, and swat the Thotnas-toin.- " cultivation ot coffoo, of sisal and of feet." and that "the members were fastened with ropes during the worst When 1 fell sick in Kansas', the stern physician came, and spent the vogotahlos, frultn, cereals and grasses part of the climb and it was in sliding down this rope Hint .Mr. ISerndt morning- - working pinched me in the larynx, there Is nmplo opportunity for Ameri- Hut this was not the whole charming story by the diagnosis gnnie: he cut his hand severely." hammer, he can fnrmors. It is tho desire of the time," the admirable account says, "Professor he poked me in the lung, he hit me with a squinted at my any means. "At one And then he groaned with pity, and scratched his whiskered citlzons and authorities of the Islands by a landslide to the verge of a pali, where he lay un- tonghe. Mead was carried jaw, and said: "It's bunionitis worst case I ever saw! Just bring an to oncourago the incoming of emi- rescued by his companions." ng strik- conscious until revived and bucksaw, sit upon I grants from the mainland and so pro- Snug-Fitti- Here's a inspiring sport and we look to see it equalled ax and and water in a keg. and his forehead must This was noble and off his got me. and I am mote the development of a community ing example of Trail and Mountain Club keeps up its pluck. hew leg." When next disease has sore afraid, hi other directions if the know their distinctively American In Its charac affords special and peculiar charms to I'll hustle back to China, where doctors trade. the Crossctt It seems to us that the Volcano Copyright, 1910. Dy ter. ... patrol boys along, and that the deo. Martnew Adamu. WALT MASON. Spring Ox- the daring climbers, even if they have Such assistance to emigration from Oxfords be neglected. Why is it that no one Heel-huggin- g, opportunity for thrills ought not to the mainland as it was In tho power fords. lning into the crater and gone down it until Ins sent. Where a number of these bulletins arc desired, they should be lias yet a rope ladder ot tho Territorial Legislature to ex- easy- - climbed back? Or why not have ordered from the Superintendent of Documents, coat tails began to smoke and then Government Printing tend under tho restrictions of tho and rigged a swing so that some lively spirit, Office, who will furnish them at a nominal charge. fitting, style in every line. built a derrick on the edge Territorial organic law has been ac- far out over the seething lava hanging to a rope, could have jumped corded to the extent of bringing In Four eyelets "the thing" tendency cold feet forever gone from Floods in the Yangstc are doing the work that they and then swung back with every to have done ever nearly 30,000 Caucasian farmers and most interesting experience by letting since that part of China was denuded of this season. him. Or might not one yet have a trees. In Japan they have farm laborers. If Congress will diving bell and taking his chances saved their forests pretty well despite the pressure himself be lowered in an asbestos of population, and amend the organic law so as to High heel, toe and arch, 3000 degrees fahrenheit? The fun of have walled in their streams. But China lets with an outside temperature of everything go and takes the present restrictions against it society might be almost equal to that the death roll of the years with both philosophic with narrow shank. it and the peculiar value of to and economic calm. assisted emigration It would quintu- a declivity among the clouds with a drop at the vamp. of losing oneself on ple the Caucasian citizenship of the Perforated tip, top and 600 inspiring feet. Under the McCarthy administration the up-kce- of a end of it of some city auto is Islands, for there Is an nbundanco of 200 a month. But wait until there is a Paris of joy-rid- e A unique shoe If the charter of the Trail and Mountain Club does not permit it America to in agricultural land there. and $200 a month will look like foot-comfo- it ought to reorganize so as not to miss any- thirty cents. rt to take to the deep waters The Hawaiian Legislature haspetl-tlonc- d With built into nerve-filli- ps be had the sharks N. thing worth while. There are to among Congress to so amend tho or- e it, like all Crossett models. iTt is safe to say that no popular politician would Ion"-sentenc- ss well as among the mackerel skies. Why not? The excitement of ever get a & ganic under the judicial recall system. act of tho Territory as to allow going down a man-eater- 's throat is surely as gratifying as that of going over a precipice. Jonah had some such experience in passing through nine-inc- Woodrow Wilson is still talking, The rest of the h gullet of a sulphur bottom whale and was afterward heard them arc keeping CPOSSETT to remark that there was nothing like it. Why not be a Jonah and take still and sawing wood. FOR RENT the boy along when you go to "try him out." OFFICES SHOE, Verily there are wide opportunities for healthful and ennobling in the "AfaAes Life's ftkA asjr sport in Hawaii and when it is all exhausted the survivors can still have BUILDING TRADE MARK the exotic sport of aviation. There is a record of over 13,000 feet JUDD $4 tu $6 everywhere. which may be made here as easily as anywhere. LITTLE INTERVIEWS Lewi A. Crossett, Inc., Maker, North Abington, Mm. RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES. FOR SALE DEMOSTHENES LYCURGUS No CH.--UI.E-S V It. KELLER After my Magnificent The Star, referring to this question, says that tho Jap- raining MAKIKI, a Home. it is not still in Hilo. We have former visit to Honolulu I wrote a anese coulil not leave Hawaii and would not leave, had dandy weather, glorious weather, large grounds $12,500.00 Manufacturers' they get wages here and would remnln here, short poem describing the scenes better I at ST., 3 passed. We think perhaps since the last of June. ALEXANDER Bed oven It an exclusion bill be that the departure of a passenger steamer the Star is right, but at the same time Its opinion is ex- ATTORNEY I1EMENWAY We had , room House $6,000.00 Shoe Co., Ltd. pressed in a manner that selfishly ignores any question of the no trouble selling the Territory's bonds from Honolulu, with the romantic JUDD ST., 3 Bedroom House, AGENTS. rights of others. Hawaii Shimpo. hut we were called upon to do a lot and poetic atmosphere so familiar to $4,500.00 of explaining we were residents of tho Paradise of the Pa- The Star had merely discussed the exodus threatened by the Shinpo. that's what ANAPUNI St., 2 Bedroom As to "rights" it believes in the right of the United States, of Japan and there for. cific. It Is one of the selections which " WaterftousB of every other country, to regulate immigration, citizenship and the PURSER GRASETT, America Mam I propose to recite House $4,000.00 Trust" alien ownership of land as its highest welfare suggests. If Japan does I always boost for Honolulu. I like ' C. W. ASHFORD The Governor T--X not want white aliens to own any of its land, the whites won't complain, the place and the people, and I nl- - and his land adminstration, are cer-wa- f ci M. Jft, IW waTV UJLnanJU14 and if the whites don't want Asiatic races to share their common citi- do my best to induce passengers talnly adding to the gaiety of tho al- Land ot Puupueo zenship then the Asiatics should not think their rights arc being violated. to layover here. leged Punchbowl question, by the pub They have no rights, natural or acquired, to be citizens of the United SUPERINTENDENT POPE It is lication of their programme for the Manoa Valley g Trust States any more than we have to possess Japanese real estate. These quite a relief to finish up the assign-.cuttin- up and sale of the lots Into vo u in p a n y , arc questions of privilege and of organic law. ment of teachers for all of the Tor- - which the Auwaiollmu lnnds are pro-ritor- Limited s jfi When a man uuys something use- There may bo some changes posed to be divided. It seems from 023 FOHT STIIEET. ful which at the same time Is steadily HOME MADE CONFUSION. to be made, but probably not many, jthe Star's article of last evening that increasing In value he is twice for- A. R. GURREY, Jr. I believe that the sale is to be at auction and about tunate. It is only a little over tea There has been no mix-u- p in the fleet news except that which the cottages built of adobe would be moro a year hence. I wonder if the HOUSES, FOR RENT. years ago since the pioneer settler on other papers have made. 1 lie unembellislicd navy bulletins of the As and much cheaper than()ernor has ever read that famous rec-th- e Furnished. tho land of Puupueo made his home sociatcd Press have told the story truthfully and consecutively. All the kind we build now. Plenty of ,.ipe for making a rabbit pie? It runs Hobron Avenue, 2 B R. .$25.00 there. Then there were none of the trouble came of the habit of the I'ulletin and Advertiser, when they got adobe can be had and a house built something like this, First, catch Aica, 3 B. R 60.00 many conveniences required by the Associated Press matter on the subject, of adding to it the old forecasts of it would last a century. I your rabbit, and then . Spencer St., 4 B. R 75.00 exacting suburbanite. Now all tho ad- : . of the Washington correspondents of sensational coast papers, group- Kaimukl, 13th, 2 B. R... 35.00 vantages that can possibly be asked ing all under the current dateline. Then they were able, as this paper Vineyard Street, 4 B R. . CO. 00 for are procurable: Mountain spring will not tamper with Associated Press matter, to make a part of the Pacific Heights Rd, 2 B. R.50.00 water, telephone, electric light and public think they "had it over" the Star in the volume of their fleet news. Coconut Kaimukl 8th Ave. 3 B. R. 40.00 Rapid Transit service and gas for It was a fine scheme to compare a half column of manufactured fiction, "Under The Tree" Beretania street, 4, B. R.. . 65.00 cooking. falsely dated, with the'Star's half inch presentation of the facts as re- By H. M. Ayres. Palolo Valley Rd 3 B R.. 35.00 BE TWICE FORTUNATE and pur- lated by the Associated Press. Of course this paper spoiled the trick Fernandez Street, 2 B R. 35.00 chase one of the most desirable house to by printing the original dispatches which it got in common with the Young Street, 4 B R 35.00 lots be had within three miles of Bulletin and hanging the Advertiser's the capitol. extra embellishments on the wash The ten-mil- e championship certainly a drink. There are some men in Walkikl, 2 B. R 35.00 Remember easy terms line where everyone could see the calico patches. And now it is with Fitzgerald. Honolulu who can't go two blocks. Kinau Street, 3 B. R. ... 50.00 are offered. very definite satisfaction that we hear, from leading men in this com- VVe didn't say that they were Elks, Unfurnished. munity, that they depend on the Star alone for accuracy in the daily An advertisement says: "We know or Eagles, zoological and ornithological Kinau St., 3 B. R $ 30.00 cable news. And they may continue to do so. This journal is always a man who has paid rent for 19 comparisons being out of order. Rose & Kara. IV Rd., 3 25.00 'Waterhouse Trust" ready, as is neither of the others, to back up what it prints with a file years." We know a man who hasn't Walplo. 3 B R 12.00 while Fort and Merchant Sts., Honolulu. of the original dispatches, and it may be subject, like all papers, paid any rent at all for the past live Professor Ferret's weekly rerorts Thurston Avenue, 2 B R. 40.00 to occasional error of interpretation, an it may be trusted not to fool years, arguing that it's cheaper to on doings at Halemaumau are cer- Karratti Lane 3 B. R. . . . 35.00 THE OFFICE HOURS OF THE its readers with alleged cablegrams that never came or with actual move than to pay rent. tainly hot stuff. King St., 3 B. R 35.00 news so transformed that own its father wouldn't know it. Wilder Avenue, C B. R... 35.00 We received a communication the A lady tourist called at the Promo- Wilder Ave., 4 B. R 25.00 WIRELESS SAILING DATE BULLETINS. other dny addressed '"Under the tion Committeo's rooms the other day Klsio & Young Sts. 4 B R 40.00 are from 7 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. on Jokernut Tree." and blushlngly inquired where she Kinau Street, 4 B. It.... 42.50 week days and on Sundays from 8 to Additional information regarding the new government publica- -' could obtain somo dambiscus cuttings. 10 a, m. and until 11 every nteht for tion, "Sailing TRENT TRUST CO. LTD. Dates," has been given out. The publication, which is to There Is absolutely no truth in tho On being told that the proper word , ship's messages. be issued is monthly, intended to place before the commercial public report that Alabama Mitchell is to be was "hibiscus," sho said that she advance information as twenty-fou- to the dates at which merchandise may'he ex- the subject of the r hours' knew that the word had something to ported from the various ports of the United States to the various ports hypnotic seance this week. do with "cussing," but thought that it or countries of the world, the period to be covered bv the current issue i occurred at the beginning Instead of being the month of September. It will be issued sufficiently far in ad- a .Micnigan man wno is suing an at the end. STARSHIRT vance of the-mon- tli which it represents 7HE W4IST to enable merchandise or pas- other for alienating his wife's affec Qj I sengers from the interior to reach TRft0ET TmARK ''"""; the seaboard at the dates named. tions claims that her smile was worth Society notes: This "Sailing Dates Bulletin," while occupying onlv ?G,000 to If Star a single sheet him. tho woman doesn't Mr. Henry LIttlegood on Wednesday In and designed chiefly for posting in the meeting places' of como back to him nfter that statement commercial last, at tho Stag Club, entertained fif- bodies, freight offices, and business houses, contains some it will be mighty strange. general facts teen friends at an elaborato banquet of very material interest. It shows, for instance, that more than 100 in celebration of the demise of his different steamship lines or companies have regular sailings from the Intpilsitlveness Is the thief of bliss ports of the United States and mother-in-law- . The happy host was Waists that the fixed dates for sailings during showered with congratulations by his l.'ie month of September, as reported to the bureau, alone number nearly A local wag rang up "Central" tho many friends. 700. The ports of the country from which there are regular sailings other day and asked to bo connected number about twenty, and the ports in foreign countries for which sail- with heaven. Central gave him hell! FOR BOYS. e, S. S. Wilhelmina, arriving ings dates are named number about seventy-fiv- to say nothing of the Per the hundreds of today, Madame Modiste received a intermediate ports, or ports of call, which serve in The dust on soma of tho local Very handsome patterns sonic new machine direct from tho just 3 Cases as place? of transfer and in others a.s "way stations." streets thtne days is so thick that tho beautiful factory. It Is a Singer Chalnstltch received. )3 Even this list, which presents every fixed sailing date which can be Rapid Transit Company is seriously These are the most a Mamed by the collectors of Customs or the thinking ot equipping of the latest 1911 model. steamship agents of the coun- their cars with The made popular waists made. They wear try, necessarily omits all that large, body of steamers known as "tramps " fog-horn- s and charging the expense to best Miss Lucy Hedd has to composed of vessels not a part of any general line, and therefore hav- tho county. returned HKe iron. two years ing no fixed sailing dates, not included in the bulletin because of their town after a 'sojourn In asylum. Sho was inability to furnish the bureau with a statement of the exact dates of An Aurora, 111., clergyman has de- tho Insane released their prospective sailings for the month. The known number of these clared flirting In his church to be all as entirely recovered from her dis- departures, however, coupled with the exact figures ivcifin the bulletin right. The next thing he'll be Intro, tressing complaint, but her sanity Is itself, justifies the statement that the total number of vessel departures duclng kissing games In tho Bible-clas- still quostloned In view of the fact from the United States during the month of September will aggregate that ono of her first acts after leav- Toggery, about 2,000, and the value of the marchandise which they will carry ing the asylum was to subscribe to the Sivas approximate $200,000,000, to say nothing of the thousands of passen- - It Isn't safe to call your wlfo "a dear Evenjng Bllllken. ltilinm Mipv-- will .. 1.1 rrorc J ' rrnnsnnrt" to p;r. mrtut i rt mi; WUIMI, nttio cnicken" In tho presence of Limited. This bulletin will ,so far as practicable, be supplied free of chartre your mother-in-law- . Tho latter might Mr. Charles Duffer, who had both to those requesting it. Commercial bodies of business houses desirimr Infer that sho is an old hen. hands amputated ns tho result of an King Street, Near Fort. Fort Street, Near King. to post it for reference should notify the Bureau of Statistics, Depart- accident In tho iron, works, has been and of A ment of Commerce Labor, the addresses to which it should be camel can go eight days without discharged from tho hospital and is Til HAWAIIAN STAR, TUfWDAY, SffPTBMMlt I, 1111. Financial Commercial Promotion SUGAR 99 Degree Test Centrifugals, 5 52c. Per ton, $110.40. By DANIEL LOGAN. 88 Analysis Oects, 17s. 2d. Per ton, $113 .80.

Matson Denies Sale AUGUST SHOWS BIG BANKERS, STOCK EXCHANGE', STOCK SALES

P HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE Bate Honolulu StocK Rxohanne GAIN FflOyiSSOUIII 8 Of Honolulu Oil Co. BUILDING Tuesday, September 6, 1011 . between oards Waialua. 1U; C. II rawer & Co. . . . 126.00 do, $188; ?00 Mcliryde, $7.12VfcS T6 .11. . . Attorney (' HtMiieiiwav who ae- - KW Tlnllillntr nermits sailed by J. II. . Ewa Plan Co 32.82 33.00 do, $7.lSVt; 60 do. $7.184; do, 11 111- IPaHUiei llg -i oil , 1M-- : 1901 08, $98 i M0O0 rrtin ntirnnlnln envo- - A rnlinM wna lln,..l., ll.w.l,,l,, ,....11 Allflhlsl ('ill. buiUlitlK and plUlllbing Haw Agrl Co JB0.00 17.1 $0600 Hilo ISO to . o7u.o cl b'e be'sun! ,secto, during th. month of Haw C & S Co , 41. 42.00 McBryde Oi, $99. .IVu" con-- , - $131,137 for now j: Haw Sug Co 46.80 Notice WrIIuKu Sugar Co. will on newspapers last Saturday to the oC Captain Matson .nl.l that bo real- amounted to rt"t a ' Moan. ns h caller Governor HonokHR S Co 18.30 14. 00 10th Jnat. pay n special dividend fect that the Honolulu company's oil Iml that It wn8 hs serious a matter structlon and $S024.75 for repairs ii,n the f ion Tm rr. ni.ninct isn.377 1'ieai this morning, after big arrival Haiku fjugar 105.00 ISO. 00 $2 por share in addition to the reg proportion were to.....e som lor ?iu,uuu,. to attempt to sen Kasoiino to tno iuii T"" ; Co... of by S. tw., I.. c ,...,., n . for nnw construction nnd $8,207 for homo tho S. llholmlnn. He stat Hutchinson Sug .. 17.00 17.50 ular dividend of $1 per slmro. - or -- " Kahuku Plan Co 10.50 Pepeokeo Sugar Co. will on tho 15tlt rival, tho Stnndard, and that nogotln- with It. wants the gasoline for repairs, n total ?ui,un, minus , " "It on st showing an Increase of , since the heat the mainland most of Kohaka Sugar Co. 222.60 227.50 pay a upocliil dividend of $2.0 lions were in progress to Close the nothing, but 1 don't care to sell it at month of July, inst. !?48,117.75 August. These are the the summer has been very trying. Mcliryde Sugar Co 7.00 7.25 in addition to the regular dividend of deal. i that price," bo added. for pacing belaUfc I Onhu Sugar Co... 33.00 33.25 $1 per ilmrc. No one was more surprised on read- - There is no doubt that Captain Mat- -' Hbuics after W "1 """'IhT ' appearing in the official Home n ''C, n wont Onomcn Sugar Co G0.0J Sugar (nidations 88 Beett, 16. Cd. Ing .the story that Captain William1 son will nnd a good local market at July permits under their own smoothly, but that were a great OIna Sugar Co G.12 G.25 Parity, 5.61. 9G Centrifugals, B.Siic. Matson himself "It is ten million' remunerative prices for all the gnso-- ' August tabulation there - mnny questions an exceed- - Pacific Mill Co 130.00 Dividende, September G, 1911 Haw. miles away from the truth." he said lino ho can produce. He has aban- month. asked and Is a continuation from mgy ilnnn-sllghte- Pala Plan Co 103.00 C. & S. Co .25c rog., 80c special 7Bo; Saturday "There is not tho' doned the proposition to pipe the nat-- ' Following careful scrutiny made Into last paper Popcekeo Sug 150.00 GOo ural gas to Los Angeles, owing to the last" published report In this clal nnd political conditions in Ha- - Co.. Ononien, 30o rcg., special 80c; foundation for the report. '. Pioneer Mill Co. 220.00 224.00 Honomu, $1. There Is no deal In progress and no expense of the work and the compotl-- " iienmu iui wuh. rtuer mese questions iiau uecn Ing $1000, the first per Wnlalua Agr Co... 128.50 129.50 probability of a deal, for I do not, tion of the Stnndard, which has en not less than satisfactorily answered iho money Was name being that of own Waimanalo S Co.. 2G2.50 330.00 want to sell the properties and I toretl that field as a seller. sonal or firm forthcoming readily enough. second of builder: Inter-Islan- d S X Co 135.00 would not take $10,000,003 for thern. er and the that W. G. Smith, residence, Palolo, Hawn Elcc Co 170.00 Panama Government Lands I have expended more than $3,000,0.00 S. C. Hardcsty. L Co 119.00 on them already, and I think the $1310, HUT $6 PER ACRE. YACHT HAWAII M. Kannkanui, boarding house STOCK BOARD BABE Mutual Tel Co. ... 16.50 17.00 money is well invested. There is no S. K. Segawa. O R.& L Co 140.00 all In the story and there Wniklki, $3100, PANAMA DEVELOPMENT CO. truth at stores, Hotel street, Labor Day did not create an appetite Hilo It It com 8.00 8.50 never was. I am not the owner of all Brewer Estate, 216 Mercantile Place. Lord-Youn- g Engineering Co, for sugar stocks, today's board being Hon B & M Co.... 20.00 20.53 tho properties; there are forty or fifty BACK FOR T $6500, Los Angeles, California. E. P. Juen, two dwellings, Beretania bare of business other than sales' re- - Hawn Pino Co. .. 3S.00 38.75 others who have claims In that dis- I Kobayasbl. ported. In these only two plantations Tanjong Rub Co.. 37.00 NEW VACUUM WASHER Demon trict." street; $1,450, Y. j 20.50 given every morning Last night at 8:30 tho yacht Ha--; Geo. W. Macy, residence, Kaimuki, were represented, ten shares of Pahang Rub Co... strations at The compressors and the other ma from a fishlnc cruise $3S00, Y. Fukuya. lua at $129 and 425 of Mcliryde at Cal Beet Sugar Co. 100.00 Levy's grocery, King street. Portablo chinery gasoline returned for tho extraction of 130, CO s. iu-.- uu stoves. Save your gas bill. Redlo to windward, on which she left port C. N. Campbell, residence, Konaia. , $7.12. tho latter in lots or 75, iinmaKua uiicn from gas are already in place, but tho on Friday evening at 0:30. Bully $1200, M. Ohta. and 200, having been sold since satur- - now jrr io oh iui.iu cloth for cleaning silver nnd brass. house will not be erected until the , 11 Us Mrs. Grace M. Ramsey. and forty-seve- n big fish, be-- W. H. Bromley, residence, KaimuKi, day's session. Hilo Railroad 1901 six llllo it U1.10 season. The on weather close of tho hot beat - & Hilo R R Ext Cs 95.00 sides some little fish caught by a de- $1800, Fernandez Freilas. j cent bonds are unchanged at $98 elevated of tho Duena ll0r the desert tonhn..tf Mint vnwa.l nohnra nt Mrs Frnnops M. Coon, residence. IV, fir,fin cnhl nnil MMlrvilo glvoa at Honokaa S Co Gs.. 102.50 Vista tall 8 is said to be terrific, onol Gs Uems ln ou Emma street( ?2450( u . Knaack. 9g H R T & L ... 100.00 INVESTMENTS by members of the party. Dr. C. B. High, Puunui, dwelling, Kauai Ry Co. Gs OS. 00 R. A. HART ported to him ,7 the mercury res- - LIONEL r6' expedition were IC100. Wong Wong, Miss Hlen Kalwiaea, Miss Misner, McBrydo Sugar G9 OS. 75 99.00 OFFERS FOR IMMEDIATE SALE lateral 120 in the shade a few days , Col. Mutual Tel Cs 103.00 wndo .Trent Trugt Miss Edith Lightfoot, Robert Law, .... 2000 Purlsslma Hills Oil. . .Bid wanted ago. Under such a temperature not & 102.00 w,,,mnn mim. SS09E. Mrs. Angela Mann, Miss J. H. Haley, Oahu R L 5s... United Oil Co of Mexico 10c . , nm lllUVJU WUitV Will UC iiuuut a -' j 92.30 93.00 Carter, Frank Halstead,' E. J. Stone, dwelling, Mnnoa, $2630, Manuel de Corte, Miss Olive Clark, Olaa Sugar Gs.. Mexican Premier Oil Co ljc-i- u iuui nMn1.th T1i n Tlnthwnll ' V Mlvnn Pacific Mill 0o.. 102.75 gas Miss Elizabeth Clark. Mexico 30c facturo of gasoline out of the Pioneer M Co 0s, 101.00 Mr. May, Captain Sam, Charles Lewis Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Associa Kallhiuka, 35 pupils Mrs. Johana 1 Hidalgo Rubber, 1909 $19,-00- Waialua Agrl as 101.50 and Joe Palko. tion, laboratory, Makikl street, Mascoto. series Bid wanted Planing Mill, Ltd. Honolulu Kallhikai, 33 pupils Miss Florence 5 Rio Michol Rubber $150 SUGAR DIVIO ENDS - ST LOUIS BENEFIT. Territory 01 nawuu, liniinaiaui. aia- Ho. 1000 King Solomon Mining 22c tlon, Alakea and Richards streets, one The second benefit nerformance in Moanalua, 41 pupils Mrs. Clara Mo- - FEDERAL JURY $14,000, Lord-Youn- g Engineev- - aid of the St. Louis College baseball block, kumaia. amount Park-Thea-.ln- Co. (Continued from page one.) Dlvldends announced today teanj wm be glven at ti,e Special Teachers Miss Jane Win Home Insurance Co. to $347,500, being 25c regular and 50c ter ti,(g evening, no, supervisor of music; Miss Mar. and George II. Angus, Winfred II. Babbitt OK HAWAII, LTD. on Hawaiian Commercial The program will include four new garet Mossman, assistant supervisor 30c regular H. P. Wood, Philip C. Wong, Wm. J Writes All Kind of Insurance. Sugar Co., or $300,000; motion pictures and four vaudeville TEACHERS of music; Miss Nina J. Adams, physi- Sugar Co., arrived Coelho, N. B. Young, Alfred D. Cooper, Office, C10 Stangenwald Bldg. and 60c special on Onomea acts, one of which has just cal culture; Mr. Chris Evenson, maiv $1 on Sugar Co., Is very good. J. M. McChesney, J. Morton Riggs, St. lelephono 2062. or $40,000; Honomu and said to be (Continued from pago one.) ual training; Miss Tenia Apana, lace; or $7500. Prices for the occasion are fifty and C. Sayres, Edward Hlngloy, John De Miss Mabel Aona, assistant lace. Cable Address "Duisenberg" Honolulu Sugar Co. announces It twenty-fiv- e cents. Frie, Jos. V. Fernandez, Paul W. Wailuku Juliet Taner, Mrs. Alice Brown, Mrs. Girls' Industrial, 42 pupils Miss pay a special dividend of $2 a Burns, John M. Templeton, Jos. D. will Annie Awana, Miss Jean K. Angus, Florence Woods, Miss Ida Alspaugh. ' Marques, J. R. Gait, William Klein. share in addition to the regular one The body of George Schrepple, cook Mllle Morris, Miss Maria K. Pii-ko- Clay. Miss Alea, 272 pupils Miss Carrie E. E. G. Duisenberg of $1 on the 10th Inst., the amount on the U. S. S. Princeton, who was Thomns J. Fitzpatrlck, Honolulu; Miss H. S. Otremba, Miss Helen pool, Miss Lillian Claypool, Miss Mar STOCK AND IIONI) IlltOKF.H being $90,000. drowned while bathing at Waiklkl a G. K. Deverill, H. G. Spalding, John Robertson, Miss Frances Bindt, Miss caret Evans, Miss Mlchlo Tanaka, HONOLULU STOCK AND Co, ... Noble, Kauai; George Weight, Fred MEMBER Pepeekeo Sugar announces it few Weeks ago, was shipped on the Mollle Grace, Miss Sadie McLaln, Mrs.ljliss neien Cathcart, Miss Lily Ack a Haysclden, Antonio Garcia, H. F. BOND EXCHANGE. will pay a special dividend of $2.40 transport Sherman. The body goes to S. H. Douglas, Miss Ada Lycett, Mrs. Miss Alice Claypool. regular one Broderick, Joseph Cockott, Daniel T. 76 Merchant St., opposite Bishop A share, in addition to the his mother, who lives ln Philadelphia. Maria Marcalllno, Miss Mabel Ladd, flpeari city, 117 pupils Miss Mabel making Carey, John J. Walsh, Maui; Freder- Cd.'s Bank, Honolulu. of $1, on the 15th Inst., .Miss Elizabeth Henn, Miss Josephine iiingt Miss Kealoha Hookano, Miss ick K. O'Brien, Paul V. Knudsen, Geo. Fine Job Primme, Star Office. Waltz. Mary Kong. H. Vicars Guy L. Duckworth, Flor- Telephone 3013. P, O. Box 322. Pohukaina, 377 pupils Miss Myra Waipahu, 340 pupils .Airs. Sophie ence J. Silllvnn, Otto W. Rose, C. J. Angus, Miss Aklau Ontai, Miss Esther overend, Airs. Tillio Makaena, Miss Giddlngs, IJamuol V Woods, Hawaii. Go, Miss Bertha Schefller, Mrs. E. A.' Sophie Oster, Miss Constance Aflague, Tho grand jury panel is returnable Osteopathic McGuire, Miss Olive Horner, Miss jiss Mabel Larsen, Miss Margaret Jas. W. Pratt on October 9, the petit jury i.anel on Clara Gurney, Miss Louise Day, C. K. Branco, Miss Mary Fraine, Miss Mil- Meal Estate, Insurance, Loans Ne- r. Schurmaun, November 14. Physician Amona. dred Evans, Miss Mary Rapoza. gotiated! 175 BERETANIA AVE., corner Union St. PHONE 1733 Kalulani, 000 pupils Mrs. Xiya L. 305 pupils Miss Emma Ewa, KUKUI RESPONSIBLE. "PRATT," 125 Merchant St. D. Fraser, supervising principal; Miss Vrooni, Adeline Bento, Miss Mrs. Tho news has been received horo Julia E. Snow, Miss Mary Lofqulst, .Greenfield, Miss Phoebe eooee)oeo9890(5a835eis9oea Louise by telegram that tho Kukui is held Miss Mao Giles, Mrs. Ida Knight, Miss Shields, Trinidad Marcus, Miss James F. florgan Miss responsible for the loss of the Mol Florence Lynch, Mrs. Mary Castro, Crockett, F. E. Greenfield, Miss Grace off coast IN , Wabino in February last tho EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS HANDSOME GREYS Mrs. Rose Kong, Miss Aimeo Moss-man- Miss Alvina Ayau. of Molokal. The decision was arrived Stock English and American Weaves. Made to your order with S Miss Bernice Cook, Miss Tokl Wntertown, 40 pupils Mrs. Alice and nt from the evidence forwarded by In- Miamoto, Miss Lizzie Ayau, Mrs. a I layward, Mrs. C. Lowden. Bond Broker and style unequalled. spectors Howo and Heeny, tho local Faria, Mrs. Letitia M. Walker, Waianae, 171 Mr. Francis J. Inspectors of hulls and bol'ers. Tho W. W. AHANA 62 South Kins Stret Miss Florence Blake. Nobrlga, Mrs. Reba K. Nobriga, Miss Member of Honolulu Stock and Steamboat Inspection borvlco will now Bond Exchange. Kauluwela, 3C4 pupils Mrs. Isabel Rebecca Iopa, Miss Susan Kekela, take tho matter up. Stock and Bond Orders receive L Crelghton, Miss M. Leinaala Smith, Miss Alice Harper. prompt attention. Mrs. Virginia Baumann, Miss Hattio Kawalhapai, IS pupils Eva Information furnished relative to Miss TO 24 HOURS. e SLEEP all STOCKS and BONDS. Ayau, Miss Kate Mclntyre, Mrs. Mol-JJ- Suntor. Clothes Cleaned and Pressed Mr. Auer, a local man, has consent LOANS NEGOTIATED. costs more Is worth more. Spots do not come back Yap, Miss L. Y. Ching, Mrs. J. V. Waialua, 3S1 pupils Mrs. Minnie II. Our work but ed to bo put into a hypnotic sloop til Phono 1672 P. O. Box 594 same place. Eskew, Mrs. Hulda Johnson Bushnell. Churchill, Mrs. Rose Ainu, James in tho a day and a night. He will be hyi.no-t'ze- Maomae, 101 pupils Miss Victoria Awal, Mrs. Rebecca Macy, Miss Amy FRENCH LAUNDRY, J. Abadic, Prop. Phone 1491 by Aye,sha at the Savoy tonight Jordan, Miss Maudo Jordan, Miss Awal, Mrs. Emily Naukana, Miss Ray nnd plnced In a store window, whero Bmce(;ariwr!i,JL Christine Gertz, Mrs. Ellen Vlckery. Churchill, Miss Helen Kimball, Mrs. bo will bo in full view of tho public Pauoa, 100 pui.lls Mrs. Louisa Lu- Winifred Robertson. STOCK AND BOND BROKER until 8 o'clock tomorrow night, when cas, Mrs. Daisy Hong. Wahlawa Miss E. Coleman. ho will bo taken to - o theater and 35 Merchant Street, Honolulu Central Grammar, GC9 pupils Mrs. Kahuku, 112 pupils Lulu M. Mrs. awakened on the stage. Telephone 2428. P. O. Box 653 F. W. Carter, supervising principal; Smith, Miss Bernice Smith, Miss Shir-l- A big audionco witnessed the show Miss Isabel Kelly, Mrs. J. J. Greene, B. Foster. last night. Sovoral new scones wore Miss Gertrude McCorrlston, Miss A. Kancohe, 104 piiflls Mr. John K. Introduced, which mot with general Sugar 5.52c J. Gault, Miss Mabel Armstrong, Mrs. Kaaha, Oliver Mitchell, John Pahai. approval. Frank Cunning, Miss Ruth E. Hllen, Unuuln, 95 pupils Chris-topherso- 2& After Sea Bathing Use jjmj Miss Mary Tho performances begin at 8:20 Beets, Mrs. L. A. Wilklns, Mrs. C. O. Nottol, Mrs. E. F. Berger. j, nightly. Miss Mabel Lightfoot, Miss Phronie Kaawa, 67 pupils Henry K. Domin-go- . Dyke, Miss Ruby Case, Miss Edith Henry Watertiouse Trust Co, LIQUID (RL Local Chlneso papers, llko tho Jap VIOLET DULC Nichols, Mrs. George Coulter, Miss Waiahole, 8C pupils Miss Allco E. anese, aro criticising tho Dillingham Members Honolulu Stock and Bond.' Harriet Young, Mrs. A. N. Sinclair. Mudge, Miss Emma Goo. immigration bill as an unfair exclus- - Exchange. mm FACE POWDER Kallhiwaena, 444 pupils Mr. I. M. Kailua, 24 pupils Akunl Ahau. Ion law. PORT AND MERCHANT STS. ' Cox, supervising prlnclfal; Miss Flor Wnlmanalo, 59( r.upils Miss Mario f arid rWLIt6;E3xcelen"t Pink for the r ence Crozler, Miss Charlotte Cowan, Payne. x

AT THE CHARLES KEELER Sacramento State Fair 26-2- Benson, Smith & Co., LtJ. IBl California Poet. AUGUST 1911. Fort and Hotel" Streets. READINGS FROM HIS OWN POEMS PINECTAR Carried Off . h Thursday, September 7 A GOLD MEDAL ER D( Monday, September II. A BLUE RIBBON AWARD and gggjTH All A CASH PRIZE. Z ALEXANDER YOUNG BALL ROOM. 8:30 M. 41,000 Bottles (Carbonated) Sold In 3 P. Days. TELEPHONE 1557. Rl Tickets One Dollar at the Book Shops. jI Ill J.BLiHWUiff.aiH ! .mM What B ' Classified Advertisements Ono Cent Per Word. Six Words Count Ono Lino About By H. M. AYRE8. Per Line, One Week, 30 cents; Two Weeks, 40 cents; One Month, 60 cents. A0k j Hell. Scorer, llaposo. Time of game, PORTSl 21 Team Won hour inimttos. FOR SALE. AUTO 8TAND. Relay Against " That " 7. T nuto Btand. Two six scat Ono safe nnd latost model cash rog- - Cadillac cars. Phono 319G. Uerotanla Eg Will soil KAHUKUS Ister in tho boat condition. nenr Nuuanu Fitzgerald In Good ace cheap. Partlouars at Star offlco. Bargains In Real Estate, on7Z-- JAPANESE MATTING IMPORTER. A very good crowd witnessed tho King drew ahead again, however, and IHE UP shoro, plains and hills. Telephone U. Koncko, 108 Hotel Btrect, corner There is just this much about it: running nice at the athletic park yen coming down tho stretch sprinted !o UflHS 1002. "Pratt" 101 Stangenwald Build of River. Importer and dealer in all terday and mw R most interesting tho tape, reaching It fifty yards ahead Ing. kinds of Japaneso matting. Dandruff is a germ disease, is Hilly the Bat Hoy who Sundaycd at contest. ,ot his opponent. Ho turned a hand most untidy,annoying,and leads Kaliuku In order to recover from tho Tho relay toam won the ten-mil- e re- - spring as ho loft tho track and finish-la- FOR RENT. AUTOS TO RENT. chronic, of tho Star luau, writes from to baldness. When it In B1):0G as a daisy, effects event, doing tho distance od as fresh Royal Hawaiian Garage, Phono 1910. I suburb as follows: Furnished House, for the summer; is very stubborn, but surely against Pltzgorald's 60:18 Fitzgerald had another lap to go that salubrious Sunday some camo all conveniences; fine view over city; Tho finest rent cars ln the City. yields to thorough and energetic Fitzgerald ran gamely and well but and whon ho finished he also received "On basoballers from wn t0 n,n' wlth tu Kuku very reasonable rent for a desirable Day or night Special rates. Prices treatment. All germs must be was not nearly hi his best form, the an ovation. Ho ran ten miles In , tenant. Telephone "Pratt" 101 Stan- - reasonable. destroyed, the scalp must be climate probably having taken tha CO: 18 which Is a local record an J bunch "They had a big "S" on their white gcnwald Building. M. E. Silva's 1911 Stovens-Duryea- , health. Here is the edge off his running. 'one which Is likely to stand for n long restored to soven-passonge- a good shirts. 'Tho "S" was supposed to stand I ' r car. Spe- - remedy: Ayer's Hair Vigor. Sharsch ran half, Jackson did poorly, nnd Soldier Tho officials wero aB follows: for "Standards" but In reality It stood BOYS CLOTHING. cial rates for cash to cny named place Ask your doctor about using it. off a sparkling five mlloa. Announcer John C. Anderson, for "Scrubs." - : around tho Island. Dan Pokl, chauf- - King reeled Tho best and most moderately form. Ho was a good lit- -' Judges Walsh, Honry Ha "Anyway they did play rotten, regu- feur Hupmobllo auto on hack rate in his best Patrick priced line of clothing for Boys In yesterday and appeared pal. kids' ball, and at the eighth inning 25c, 50c 75c, ?1.00. Charles Spencer Ayer's Hair Vigor tie runner lar Hono uln. Trunks, suit cases, Genta' bo going as well as ho over did. i V. Marcalllno. score was 18 to 2 In favor of the cnauffeUr Nuuanu Auto stand( near to Starter the etc. Kam Chong Co. How tho men divvied up Is not Tlmokecpors W. Chilton, Tom Hoi- - Kahukuans. Furnishing, Beretanta. Phono 3l5s or 11V0 DOES NOT COLOR THE HAIR Fort ana Beretanla. known. Tho baseball playors natur- - linger, Jr. "Thoy thought they were smart- CLEANING AND PRESSING. Prnrd ty Dr. I. C. Aytr & Co.. Lowall, Mill., U. S. A. ally had to have their share. The dual Fitzgerald ran his first five miles In ti,nt wns the only thing tho matter with TIRES REPAIRED. was under management of 2S:40 and King ran his flvo miles Ohio Clothes Cleaning Company, event the them, Honolulu Vulcanizing Works on athletic park and as usual they in 30:05. Pnone 14g(ji Hnrrlson Block Beretanla Meetings the "The Kahukuans are country boys Alakea street is now prepared to fraternal I By miles time was: street. did things on the snide, the but they know something about tho any I make repair to size tire for any . Nigel Was Peeved. Fitzgerald 5:14, 11:01, 1G:50, 22:48, LODGE NO. GIG, gentle art of (how's that vehicle. Prices reasonable and quick HONOLULU Nigel Jackson In windy mood paid 2S:4G, 35, 41:22 "47:54, 54:0.", NOTICE. for high?) notwithstanding. delivery. ! B. P. O. ELKS. GO: 18 his compliments to the members of p King "Tho Kahukus llned-u- as follows: . Subscribers not receiving tho Ha-- Meets in their ball on street the press. Walking up nnd down in Relay team 5: 1GV&. 11:12, 1G:51. Visit-- , "Zerbe, c; Moses, p; M. Rodrlgue3, FOR SALE. wallan Star regularly or promptly will near Fort, every Friday opening. front ot benches where the play- - 23:20, 30:05, 35:10, 41:23 1-- 47:54 2 the lb; Julio, 2b; Jansen, 3b; Miguel, ss; confer a favor by telephoning 23G5. ing Brothers are cordially Invited to ers sit he remarked loudly that the 53:30, 59:06. Cocoanut plants for sale. Samoan ' Oana, rf; Jake, If; M. Sllva, cf. ' to attcna press had ripped him up and that he Matter of Condition. variety. Apply A. D. Hills, Llhue, "Standards Spikes, c; Travens, p; BUY AND SELL. PAUL R. ISENBEItG, E. R. was going to rip somebody up before King has been here long enough to Kauai. Freltas, 3b; A. Mendonca, 2b; M. GEO. T. KtiCEGEL, Sec'y. he had done. If we remember rightly get acclimated. For a time he felt tho FOR SALE. Diamonds and Jewelry bought, sold if tr, flita whtnli of W leltas, ju, nmenuu, ss, urecKons, ri, ; exchanged. Bargains muBlcol tniu olmllnr effects the climate but todav A very and in Menuonza, ci. fine lot of California mules in Mr. .Tnnkson bnlnc nut under bonds back near to the top of his form. . J. Instruments. J. Carlo, Fort SL ball-tosser- s and horses, See A. F. peace years ago. I Fitzgerald, on the other hand, st'U "When another bunch of to keep the some Rookcr at Lewis' Stables, King street. " IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE will with big letters on their shirts come I Jackson has been unduly criticized feels the effects of the heat, and , I CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. by no paper. If it hadn't been for the certainly run a far different race dur- - to Kahuku they had better bring some 1 ANYWHERE AT ANYTIMU WANTED. Choy Tuk You, carpenter, contractor press he would have been forgotten ing the cooler months. A ton-mil- e knowledge of baseball with them. call on or Write ( and bullder- - Estimates given on all as a runner a couple of years ago. iaco on even terms between him and ' Furnished cottage of three or lour G ft DaKE'S AD7ERIISIHG AGEKGY rooms by couple without children; kinds of work- - offlce Korcan Hotel. The trouble is that ho has been mad9 Soldier King would surely appeal to j Kln& street near Rlver- - Pnono 1072- - 2 VjA Saiisomo Street the nublic and it is to be honed thnt must be modern and near car line; RACE ' SAN FP.AN5I8CO, CAE.IP. and now thnt hIg day fg pagt and hc Such will bo arranged. Both King and good neighborhood; permanent; state .... -. ,,, , TROUS8EAUX. WfrMMfttMWeaSW ,,- - ,,,,ii Fltzcerald are ennil. olenn Bwlumwi Dl jrlce. Address "Kinney," care StaT. ho npia uppvIkIi if ho Isn't doled mik and tryers all the time. Thev should Special orders taken for Boudoir 17 T T;D J T TT T T t? tT the same roseate bush as was the case nave other chances to run here, not II FOR SALE. Caps and wedding trousseaux in U'lvlN 1 1 J..1J whon he. bv a remarkable series of only for their own benefit, though U Furnished house very reasonable, French and Madeira embroidery. Per- old-tlm- privilege In- managed to win mara- - is true that they have, in o with of renting same. fect satisfaction guaranteed in dress- RUGS AND DRAPERIES. flukes, three A large crowd turned out at Kaplo thons. ring parlance, "come a long way quire 765 Lunalllo St., opposite Nor- making department Miss Woodard it lanl Park yesterday afternoon to wit If Jackson can't stand press com- - oblige," but also in the interests of mal School. 1143 Fort street. ness a scrub trotting race and a half-- .Hopp&Co.,Ltd Vin line nr. 1, nolnr.ee In nmfno. nthlntlnn cmiernllv In tho Tprrltnrv mnl match between Kallhl Boy and slonal athletics. He announced ye? ln the opinion of a number of o'd mile Dora D., a recent importation from WANTED. terday that the race was his last ap- - runners who witnessed yesterday's A first-clas- s barber. JEFFS. pearance and the announcement was race the result' would have been Maui. rs The ponies carried 120 pounds and ME surely timely. changed had King taken the first re- - 1 lav-h- Rawlins had the leg up on the maro WANTED. Fitzgerald got a great hand when e while Kalihl Boy was ridden by the Two or three experienced subscrlp- - mado his appearance, clad in - Fitzgerald himself said that it was OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO tlon blue and white bathrobe, to be Intro- - Scharsch who beat him, as ho could Portuguese owner. q solicitors for Honolulu and Oahu. duced. He was esquired by Anton not get enough lead on him In the first Joe Reddy got the two horses away O Baseball. Q Also one each on the Islands of Kauil, Kaoo. The Canadian is a favorite section of the race, to a good start and they ran neck and O September 10 Hawaii vs. 'Maul amP Hawaii. First-clas- s propo- -

three-eighth- sition. experience and other hero and had the crowd with him' About Anton Kaoo. neck for s of a mllo when o Stars: J. A. C. vs. P. A. O. o siaie Particulars in first letter. Address- - throughout the race. j There will probably bo talk of a Rawlins took Dora D., to the front, o September 17 Stars vs. P. O P. O. BOX 3GG, Honolulu. How the Race Went. 'race between Kaoo and Fitzgerald pulling up by a matter of lengths in o C Rtnra v Hnwall Scharsch took the first relay. He over the marathon distance. A local fifty-eig- seconds. o September 24 P. A. C. vs. sportsman covered his first mile in 5:17, three is willing to back the old The Kalihl Boy people are of the o Hawaii; J. A. C. vs. Stars. o 1 C. seconds slower than Fitzgerald. Hawaiian and to guarantee him $300 opinion that their horse will do belter October J. A. vs. P. A. out of his own pocket. - o A. vs. C. Tho two miles were run ln 11:01. This gentle- over a shorter course and the two run- C; Hawaii J. A. CheeYouShinBo cnarscn mm a three-eighth- o October 8 Hawaii A. jr Hp iosi auout quarter ' " waisn, man wnom ners have been matched at s vs. J. a lap whcn the running game o C. ALSO KNOWN AS THE INOW IS tliC llTlCiof Jnckson t00k "1' the here has no of a mile, the race to be run at C; Stars vs. P. A. running. Ho toro madly away as !f stauncher supporter, o Regatta. 2 p. m. on Regatta Day. for all good men and women to come he wero miming a quarter instead of He is a great believer In o 1G. Kaoo and Tho Hon. Jerry "Copplt" Brodericit Sept Annual races and O to the relief of their scalps and save a f mile race and has wants to see the veteran au-- sports make officiated as one of the judges. c in harbor. O their hair from total destruction. caught Fitzgerald at tho end of his other appearance over the classic d's- - Rawlins rode a nice race and his o Tennis. o lsec01111 MP- - Three miles were run In tance. o September Cup. PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER servlco should be In demand for match Wall o 110:50. o Golf. o will put now mo m your nair lo.ncies races from now on. I THE LEADING CHINESE NEWSPA It was soon seen thRt JnckBon hnd o Sept. President's Cup. o and make It grow beautiful aud luxuri 1)lg PER IN HAWAII. Shot oolt and e fe1 fnrthcr anJ o Oct. 8. Manoa Cup, qualify- ant. CHINESE DEFEAT SPORTS FRESH FROM THE FILES. Ten Pages. further behind until at the finish of o ing round. o Grover Hayes gave "One Round" Tho paper for tho Chinese TradB. Sold by all druggists and at his distance he was about a lap aud o Oct. 15. Manoa Cup, finals. o Uogan a bad beating In Philadelphia. a quarter to the bad. He ran his re o Track Meet. o PACHECO'S BARBER SHOP. o WE HAVE lay ln 15:49, while Scharsch cut out CAVALRY E o Sept. 30 A. A.' U. champion- o his distance in 14:10. A d swordflsh was captured o ships. o When he camo off the track Jack- - with a rod and line at Avalon. o Dance, o w rnonsy to Loan 9 son said that tho pace was too fast " Puunene-Myrtles-Healani- t ""''mese defeated the Fifth Cavalry o Sept. 16 o Cool for him and that he had sprinted toe Conley knocked out Patsy Kline ln o Young Hotel. I 1 much at the start. Ho ran gamely but mouuio oi s x in a game fourteenth round, in Los Angelas. full of the o October 7 Hawaii Yacht o on listed stocks or on Improved Real WITH "wasn't there" and that's ail there Interest from beginning to end I and replete with good o Club, Walkiki. o Estate. Afeg was to it. plays. Frnnkie Conley has been matched O Is o Meetings. o We buy and sell Stocks and Bonds, The four miles wore IS This the second game which the run ln 22: with Johnny Kllbane. o Sept. 14 Oahu Country Club and make Investments for others lu and the flvo Chinese have taken from the Lellehua miles ln 28:1G o annua' meeting. o approved Trust Securities. Soldier King was bunch and they certainly have the cheered as h Sam Longford leaves Vancouver for September 18 A. A. U. an- o We shall bo pleased to chipped in Indian sign on the soldiers. talk and ho soon redeemed tho Australia, October G. nual meeting. o Thero were no walks fraction and started out to pick up and tho game o Sopt. 5 Myrtle Boat Club, o was practically the lost lap. errorless. Daggle Smith has moved his breed 5:30 p. m. o INVESTMENTS - with you. Six miles wero announced as being Tho Chinese- started tho scoring in ing establishment from Sacramento Boxing. ln 35 the innings. vim minutes Hat. In the sixth third Ayau reached sec- to Louisville. Sept. 19 Schofleld Bar- o mile King drew level with tho Ka- - ond on En Sue's sacrifice nnd L. Tin racks. o nuck, and both together filed ran for some to Schoenfeldor, Ayau making The Napa stock farm is tho only Racing. inline Trttir lnltln 11 f r,Anl.l ...nVs. -- -- third on tho play and coming home on thoroughbred breeding establishment Sept. 4 Kallhl Boy vs. Dora o the pncc KIng ra; hl8 Jn io? r8t Jnll0 Smith's wild throw. left In the state of California. O D threo-elght- Kaptolani o 1 L5,;,11;, iwtormanco ln a race The Chlncso notched anothor tally 2 p. m. Dainty Women I O Park, S ;f In tho seventh. Asam got to first on Joe Jeanette and Sam Langford meet o Tramping. Bishop Trust Co., LIKE THE Seven miles wero reeled off In a and was ten-roun- 4 hit advanced a peg by Kan in a d bout in New York to Sept. Trail and Mountain o 41:22 3-- and eight miles in 47:54. Limited Yon dying Lingar to Smith. Sing Hung night. o Club, Walalao terminus, 7:30 o In the ninth mile King sprinted IRegal Shoe! hit, scoring Asam. o o a. m. o away with the lead amid great ap- - 924 BETHEL STREET Tho Cavalry got their solitary run Sailor Bert Bowers and "Battling" o Racing. o plausc. Ho kept increasing tho gap,n tho second ot the sevenlh Ferrj Robertson fight twenty rounds for tho o Sept. 10. Dora D. vs. Kallhl O Honolulu UUU V uuu Ul uuinuuu llllll 1Lv1U1U hit. Guyan flew to Ayau and May was championship of tho Pacific fleet at O Boy, Kailolanl Park, 2 p. m. O 13 I the commencement of tho tenth mllo PAP put out at first. Schoonfelder hit and Vallejo tomorrow. O O HtfiletiG Park Baseball Wrapping Papers and was more than half a lap to the good. All Kinds Ferris moved along to second, and Twines, Printing and Writing Papers. Tho crowd howled its approval and OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO TWO GAMES. TWO GAMES. then Smith scored Ferris with a nice Harold II. Hilton, British amateur AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- PAPER . Fitzgerald, now a tired little man. hit. Schoenfeld will compete In tho Tho long stretch of whlto sand, tho Sunday, Sept. 10. SUPPLY CO., LTD. kept plugging away to a changed tune. reached third but died golf champion, while trying to negotiate championships. entlro absenco of coral makes bathing HAWAII Fort and Queen Sts., Honolulu. Nine miles wero run In 53:30. the fourth leg American 1:30 vs. STARS. O. Guild, Gen. Mgr. of course. in tho moonlight at this delightful part A. Phono 1410. Geo. King was doing his best to lap Fit?.- tho 3:30 J. C. ps. P. A. C. a genuine pleasure. gerald and did so In tho last mllo of Score by Innings: Victoria seems to be giving Johnny of tho universe Prices 35c, 25c) 15c, 10c Chlneso: Runs..O a long rest. This month many automobile parties S.CHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES the race. Then Fitzgerald electrified 01000100 Williams Reserved Seats for center and B. 1 1 0 1 planned and by tho middle tho crowd by sprinting off to a fifty-- H...1 1 1 2 08 havo been wings of grandstand can bo booked at : Kelly-McFarlan- d crowded, yards Cavalry: 0 0,0 0 0 1 0 0 bout nt St. of the week the place will be E. & depart- Largest Stock and Lowest Prices In lead. Everyono present was Runs..0 Tho O. Hall Son's sporting B. H...1 0 1 1 0 0 3 0 1 ' was called off. Tho meals at Halolwa aro beyond ment. Entrance, King the City. on tip toes and tho noise was a verita- Louis street ble pandemonium. Summary Sacrlflco hits, En Suo criticism nnd tho dancing floor ono of Tickets on salo at M. A. Gunst's A. B. ARLEIGH & CO., LTD. The Finish. Kan Yen, May: left on bases, All Chi MOONLIGHT AT THE BEACH. the best. Trains on the O. R. and L Cigar Store from 1 p. m. Saturday to Hotel Streqt. At tho beginning of tho last lap noso 5, 5th Cavalry 5; double plays. Tho beach at Halolwa when the railway pass tho door. 11 a. m. Sunday. thero wero six yards between tho run-nev- s Guyan-Smlth- ; struck out, by Apau 4, by moon is around the full Is ono of tho

Chlllngworth-Bus- h In Office. Job Printing, OOic Fine Job Printing, Star Office. with the Canadian in tho lead. Lingar 5. Umplro, most attractive places tho world. Fine Job rnnUng, Star Fino Stat THIS HAWAIIAN BTAn, TUMDAY, IOITMHIClt , till. 8KVRN

'MAORI COSTUMES WERE SEALED TENDERS. MORE THBATRIOAL TALHNT. PUUMEO VISIT BY JOHN BARRETT THE PRIZE WINNERS. Allen Doona wm mm arrival thin Sealed tenders will be received by morning by the Wllhelmlnn from the Many beautiful eoatuniea the Hoard of Harbor Commissioners nt CoMt. He comet here with an excel- , nt tho K. or P. hull hut evening n Compound Horbalo tliolr olllco, Dopnrttnont of Public MODEL ENTERTAINMENT PLAN at lent reputation m an entertainer, mid Hi mawiuernde ball irlven under the will make hie appearance ahuttly 'in Works, Capitol Building, Hbnoliilu, un- auspice of Kalmnit Lode, Stomach, Liver, Kidney and til 2 p. in. of Wednesday, Soptombor the most der the management of the Mono ulu attractive being the two Maori droeeen Ainusement any. Bladder rtomccly. 13, 1011, for furnishing f. o. b. Hack-fol- d t'omi The date of worn by wharf, Honolulu: Victor M. Smith wi.o with Percy be present who Is Interested In trade MIm Kenla Kattl and Mr. his appearance and other particulars BLOOD PURfPIER Huntor t ho Spokano Sllvn. Thoy were genuine will published THE WORDS BRO HINJkWIH 170 M. 3x12 Merchantable N. W., and Chamber of extension. cotuinos he later. AND MUST brought THIS random longths. Commorco is arranging a round tho Mr. Barret is thoroughly Intorosted hack from New Zealand re- t on rvtnr package cently by Ml am 1'aclflc crulso has written to the Hands in agricultural dovolop-mon- t Knal, who won Hint AMERICAN TOURISTS FOR JAPAN. 40 M. Hfcxl2 Morcnantablo N, W., and Industrial prlzo. Mr. Sllva wag awarded A ic random longths. Around tho 1'aclllc Club in Honolulu and on thoso subjects is one of the llrnt party of one hundred Ainci m tolling progross plan prize for gentleman. tourlsta, consisting of mining oxp No longths loss than twelvo (12) of tho of tho and the host informed men nnywhero in m. . foot. at tho sanio tlmo outlining to the the world. Wo feol highly indobtod Tho most original costume was worn will arrive In .Japan early in Nmnn-bor- Tlioy will be ontertnluud liy tnc All tondorg to bo on blnnk forms rubllc Sorvlco Association tho method to him for giving us two days of his by Miss Loal. Tills was a Hawaiian Toklo municipal bn-i- - furnished by the of tho Spokane Chamber of Commorco time and can assure yon thoro is a flag conception. William Lono, who authorities and Board of Harbor noeg In tho way of entertaining gnoses. He treat In store for every ono who hoars wore n costume covered with llowera( men. Japan Gnstette. som,s tM Tho Board of Harbor Commission-- , ui'Hotln telling jiut how the his address. and called a "lei," whs awarded a THE WOMAN'S BOARD ers rosorvos tho right to Increaso oriHon- - Joh" Harrett was entertained, Yours very truly. prize 111 tho samo cAnmn. Thn tiinat OF MIS.SIONS TRAOt MAnn diminish tho quantity 'of lumber; and nml aB tllc director of tho Tan Amo'ri-t- o "SPOKANE CHAMBER OP COM- .comical costumes were worn by Rich or TNC The Woman's Board Is holding Kb BCNJAMIM RIHIbl Co reject any and all bids. can t'nlon Is some day to be the guest MERCE." ard Clark and Miss Rowland of HIlo. 00 u a i opening session of a new year in tho nto rT orncc MARSTON CAMPBELL, l Hawaii if tho Hands Around, the olinpel of Central Union church this Chairman, Board of Harbor Commls- modus operandi of tho Spokane liva SOUSA AND HIS BAND. ch. Lick of ApKtiir HmtI Umnms. Cm afternoon, Mrs. Doroinus Scudder pre- ltd Wind oo htoiMdi, BtoitevJ tccltDa, sionors. wires in handling distinguished visit Tho personnel of Soman's Band 'la Ptia in StcnK fl Iai.cs Sk H?U- - CONK siding, program in charge of o ' of and. the atte, LHz2iiu, vai-- i uutouwru. ors is being tnkon to heart both by tho tho highest efficiency nnd the dis- La Grippe. Daisuc Few. CiiU Rod Fo. Mrs. A. C. Alexander. BitaUjonc, TiyJ Fwlnj, Hands-Aroun- d tinguished Mdim, NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT. and tho Public Service conductor and coini.oser , DUIwm,Ft. In - by jnuttacc. Bkhi-- prides on "Summer Notes" will be given Hoil BcaM'i Diimx. Dldl Troubk, Association. Tho following is the form himself tho fact that ho , fJu-lic- fil.ml-.sm- lovpute Blood. Ca tilth, G Mrs. McKenzie and Miss Julia k Uuiuu, Tho date of opening tho Tenders for of letter and procedure Mr. Smith FRANC b D spares neither expense nor lnbor to 5nohiU, Mtliochoiw, Neivoui Diwrd, of the Chinese nnd Japanese de- Slocp!BiHH, Krmuirrt Wonr.i, Cutti furnishing a Diving Outfit for tho commends to the Honolulu body, of obtain the host musicians. In fact, An4enuc Cocdilioa. partments. Tonic lof Women. Board of Harbor Commissioners '.a which ho Is a member: says: Sousn 1ms been known to abandon a A Grwt The Call "Hawaii is making . lJ)0 etf btlli j 3 lor .5Q, 6 lor 15.00 postponed from September 12, 1911, tour when ho found It impossible to Tho litorary study for tnc ypa.-- Program For Mr. Barrett's Reception. great preparations for the opening of ' NoUct-Dl- Coinpoufld to September 21, 1911. secure the players "Western Women In Eastern Lauds, Bpiuimi Habklo. Friday tho Panama Canal," said D. L. Conk ho doslred. Ho Is MAItSTON CAMPBELL, "Arrive Morning, tho 18th, will be introduced by Miss Frances ti wots botwa may iy Juhtly. ling, treasurer of the Territory of Ha the despair of his managers, for ho Chairman, Board of Harbor Commis- 7:55, on tho North Coast Limited, Dillingham, president of tho College wail, at the yesterday refuses to cut down the number of bis sioners. Northern Pacific depot. Met by rep Stewart Hotel the topic for the day being "The Early Honolulu Drug Co., Liu. Ho has just musicians, and tho band that will bo i of the Chamber of Com- - returned from the East, History Missionary Soc'-etie- s i resentatives on of Women's where he disposed of a $1,500,000 bond heard September 12 at the Bijou iff IF I HAD ECZEMA. :morco and taken to the Hotel Spokane. and Early Representative Wom- Issue the Theater will consist of the same sixty away mild,' "Ten t0 twelve o'clock Automo-soothin- g for Territory, the proceeds en Missionaries." I'd wash it with that men with which Sousa began his ton I liquid 1)110 tol,r of the city. of which will be used in various In Rev. W. B. OIcsou, recently home D. D. D. Trial bottle of tho world last autumn. Seats go IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST j one-fiftee- n ternal improvements, principal among will give .1 25c. Relieves all kinds of skin trou-- "Twelv to Luncheon, from the mainland, some Circuit, Territory which are harbor enlargements, which on sale at Bergstrom's Music Com- of Hawaii In ble, cleansing away tho Impurities Assembly Room, Chamber of Com-an- d "Echoes From tho World In Boston." pany Saturday, September 9, at 9 Probat! At Chambers, No. 4322. clearing up will be necessary to meet the trade It i hoped that Dr. Dunning of Bos- tho complexion as morce, similar to the Tuesday noon o'clock. In tho Matter of the Estate of John expansion expected with the ot.ening ton, known on three continents as nothing else can. , luncheon. On this occasion, Mr. Bar- - Do Greaves, Deceased. of the Panama Canal. tho able editor of tho Congregational Yes. If I had any kind of akin trou-- rctt will deliver ono of his principal Order of Notice of Petition for Allow- ble Conkling disposed of the bond issue FIno Job Printing, Star Office. 1st, will be present and speak. I'D USE D, D. D. Benson. Smith addresses. ance of Accounts, Determining Trusb & Co I more advantageously than any other "Two to six o'clock Trip spe- - and Distributing tho Estate. in a ever by . authorized tue Territorial nlnl nnv rf li r Tnlorwl Tnti!., O.r,-.- ' On reading and filing tho petition and w. government, placing the Sl.fiu0.000 is- mo cuniury, uh accounts of Sheldrake C. Stibbard of iuiuubu raiuuau lai sue in Boston, Cincinnati, Indianapolis , If .as Rosalia. Honolulu, executor of tho will of John and Evansville at a premium of 158. We ask you "Saturday Forenoon -- Mr. Do Greaves, Deceased, wherein peti- Barrett . Thn bnnils nrn f wnntv.tlitrtlna nf r. nat tioner asks to bo allowed $82.75 and Will recelvo callnra nt TTntnl RnnVnnn ' cent to Saturday, two o'clock Automobile charged with and asks that "Harbor improvements, trip thcough the Spokane valley, visit- road work, particular- tho sanio bo examined and approved. public buildings, water works ing the manufacturing district of the and and that a final order bo made of dis- 'If sewers will get the major portion ly city. Automobiles will assemble at the of note the tribution of the remaining property the proceeds of the Issue," said Conk- to persons Chamber of Commerce. tho thereto entitled and ling. "The Territory's total very discharging "Saturday Evening, seven o'clock bonded high petitioner and sureties Indebtedness now is $5,500,000. The from all responsibility herein: Public dinner at Hotel Spokane. On further needs arc great, owing to the rapid standard It is ordered Monday, the 25tn this occasion, Mr. Barrett will deliver that dovekii mcnt of the country. In Hono- day of September, A. D. 1011, at lo very Interesting address on foreign (a lulu, water works facilities are too none high- o'clock a. m., before the Judge resid- trade and commerce. i few, and the growth of tho city is ing at Chambers of said Court at bis Palouse Trip. - - - unking thr? problem of supplying ade- er of Court Boom in the Judiciary Building, "Tho object of the Palouse trip is quate sewerage equipment difficult. in Honolulu, County of Honolulu, bo Filth Brings to familiarize Mr. Barrett with tho The need of harbor improvements is Warner's nnd the samo hereby is appointed tho vast agricultural resources of the Spo-kan- o great. Very few people seem to real- time and placo for hearing said peti- country. Tho party will be limit- Corsets Avoid Blckness among fowls by ize what great ports we have. The tion and accounts, and that all per-onu- s ed to twenty-five- . Tho rate will bo making housings and surround- customs district comprising the Ha- interested may then and 'thero ings sanitary. A, littlo Zenolcum $2. Reservations for this party will waiian Islands is thirteenth In the tppear and show cause, If any they la tho whitewash pall will work close at ten o'clock, Friday morning. wonders. Tho surest euro for United States In the amount of its have, why the' samo should not bo Those who wish to be Included In tho scaly legs and like troubles Is customs duties. The customs collec- ranted, and may present evidence as party will please send checks to their tions aie thiee times greater than to who are entitled to tho said prop- tho Chamber of Commerce by return those of all tho other United States erty. 1 mall. This will be a delightful trip territories together." Hated the 15th day of August, 1011. and an opportunity to get very valu- Hy tho Court: A alnele quart wU rid 100 hem of all able Information. lice, mlttK, flen, eto Sprnylnjt roosts SHEEP AS BURDEN BEARERS. A. K. AONA, Clerk. and boutes once In 80 days will keep Spokane Valley Trip. & them clean and lnaure perfect nealtn. In the northern part of India sheep Larnach Robinson, Attorneys for "The OobI "The desire is to take a large party Executor, Room No. C01 Staugen-wal- d Oront Tar Oarbollo ' are mit to a use unthought of ,n Eur. Olalnfootont Dip." up Valley in order they- - may Building. r the that opoan countrle3. The mountaIn pathl CARRIED IN STOCK AND note the recent rapid development Aug. 15, 22, 20, Sept. 5. In nmone the foothills of the Himalayas 4t FOR SALE BY the apple districts and in tho manu., are so preclritous that the sheep, facturing sections of city. DANGER OF BLOOD POISONING E. O. Hall & tho Visits more sure-foote- d than larger beasts, will be made to tho chief manufactur-- 1 Every family should at all times bo - v.. v. usi jui i a. uutucii iui provided with a good reliable liniment Son, Ltd. I" The load for each sheep is from six Otis Orchards, and those who havo used Chamber Greenacres, Opportunity teen pounds to twenty pounds. The and Vera. lain's Pain Balm will admit that thero sheep are driven from village to vil- Automobles hav- is nono better. Even as slight an Wanted. Members lage with the wool stnl growing and ing as tho scratch of a pin has re- automobiles aro urged to join the in each town the farmer shears as party bring sulted in blood poisoning and caused and with them thoso who much wool as he can sell there and St arc tho loss of a limb. Such injuries aro interested in visiting the valley. loads tho sheep with grain re- the he of no r ansequenco when Pain Balm in Dinner Hotel Spokane. ceives in exchang After his flock "Beginning promptly applied. Cuts, bruises and promptly at seven has been sheared he turns home- it sprains arc cured In one-thir- d loss o'clock, Saturday evening. Plates $1. ward, CARRIED unci SOLD by each sheep having on Its back a time when it is used and all danger Reservations will closo Saturday bag at small containing the purchased of blood po'sonlng is avoided as it is twelvo o'clock. Please nend by cherk grain. Westminster Gazette. antiseptic. For salo by all dealers. return mail. This will an WHITNEY be unusually Benson, Smith & Co. agents for Interesting event and every ono should Finn Job Prlntlnc. star Office. ' 'i 0000000X0000000000000XK0000000X0000000000000 Blom's Clearance The first two days of this Semi-Annu- al Clearance has shown us where the mind of the public is. We have been rushed with business and the augmented sales staff has been oc- cupied every moment of the days during the sale. We have the bargains in

Lace Curtains, per pair $1.15 to $4.50 Muslin Drawers 20 to 2.50 Muslin Skirts at ,40 to ?3.00 Ladies' Siiirtwaists 50 to $6.00 Cotton, Linen and Turkish Towels 75 to $7.50 Quilts $1.50 to Ladies' House Dresses $4.50 $250 to $6.50 Pequot and Golden State Sheeting, yard . .15 to .32 1- -2 Nightgowns 40 to $2.50 Lingerie Dresses $7.00 to 10.00

A thousand and one other articles of the same quality and at bargain prices just as allur-a- s those for the above lines. Remember the Clearance and Remember.

BLOM 9 FORT STREET, OPPOSITE CATHOLIC CHURCH - 4" Jf '" Till HAWAIIAN IITAn, TtTHDAT, ftPTHiwn I, 111.

ftiw AivtTitiMirrt. 4 i'OUR FRISCO LETTER ; WIDEOPEN GAMBLING OH TRANSPORT 4 ft iMna 9m Yefl Hun Ho (Continued from page one.) TpMUM Development Co U Manila Cabletiewe-Ainerlean- : On tlx dorks In San Francisco until they j JirtlMft 1 without belittling any of Mr. Shingle's get hack, and ns u rule, no effort Is The Only Way last trii of the Sherman here, on" telmite, thutMmch a reefwtwrtble ixwl-tto- made to restrain It. The prlnolpal THK WBATHBR. wmie-thin- g f - sailor, named Martin, had won would iiwweMrtl)- go to an older games played are Hker, crape, and over $100 by the time the ship To be comfortable this weather is to install an LMt Ofc, U. JS. Wtmthat Uweeu, man. According lo the statement! blackjack, with a preponderance to Tuesday, September 6, 1811. made however by larker nnd Davis docked, and although he got rid of fBVOr of the latlor two. I'okor neonis Temperature, 6 r. itt.; S a. ih.J 10 nearly nil (lie Island Hiniltlon as well some of tills boforo ronohlng San Kran- - to be too slow for ninny of the nion, Inwo h, in.! and morning minimum: a many itolltlcal organlitBtloim Cisco, ho still had enough to bp very and othors do not understand It, hut 11, 81, 80, 83, 75. united In n demand that Shingle take much to tho good, ho naturally, follow- - any man ohii oaslly learn tho gome of reading. Absolute hu- the position. lit which Is played with dlco, and Electric Fan ttmometer lug the custom of most men that ("craps," midity Igraine per cubic foot); rela- Hawaiian Advertising Nil. business, ho quit as soon as the vessel as Is generally tho rule among hunohos tive humidity ami dew iolnt at 8 !t. in.: In the course of summer wondering renched home. of men In tho ordinnry walks of life Turn on the current and you will no't miss the trade winds. t9.97, 7.108, 03, 07. I days I); clmnced to spotul h few ut Gambling ro"i Hot on the trans-- ! by tho end of oach trip ono or two Wind velocity and direction at 0 a. Cms this year, and Monto and Santa (ortg frolll tno t)mo tl(jy ioftVO llle lHV0 ln08l 0 ,i,e monoy. a will for - The cost is insignificant and fan last years. ta.i $ a. in.; to a. m.j tuid noon: In tho course of my trip, seolng nil- , IHNlfi, 4NK, 8NE, lhNR vortlsements of somo kind or other lea ted near those stations, and nil man Itnlnfall anting rl hours ending 8 sumtpor rosorts In Cnli- - about various nor of pressure brought to bear on a. m.i truce rainfall I looked In vnln OP fomla and elsewhere OPENING I tho army to prevent abandonment. To --Total wwa movemonl during 24 for something about Hawaii. The i avoid this, such announcements aro hours ended at noon, 182 miles. honrcli was In vain almost. 1 I not expected to be mado until final ac- The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. WM. n. STOCKMAN must admit, for back of n door Section Director. BISHOP STREET tion Is taken and the orders issued. in the Del Monto bathhouse J found an old group of framed Honolulu special ap- NEWS IN A NUTSHRLL pictures, so old that no ono around the Tho arbitration board by of bathhouse knew where they came from pointed the commercial bodies PROPOSAL Give Condensed tho city and the property owners di- Paragraphs That or how they got there. Thero was one News of the Day. rectly Interested in the proposed open- picture of the palm drive to tho old ing of Bishop street through to Berc M'l.ln.vin. lllnim n Pimnlinn fnlll fif- FOR SUP E II S S genuine Campbell Kid Dolls .u.-u- mnetlntr in tho Senate The King Kalakaus hula hula girls, an 'and many others right from the fac- ).lmnlber of UlQ Cal0, nt 13:30 UL 11 ill. v u county super tory at Wall, Nichols Ca- - Ltd. Ulie lliVJllllU uiu o'clock this morning. The outlook for The board of city and We give estimates street house, set in spacious grounds, evening, Dr. J. J. Carey lias resumed practice an amicablo appraisemont of the prop- visors will meet this and It and labeled "Itosidence of tho Hon. is expected will bo nnother nt his office In room S07 Boston build- erty involved is probably a little that there And make tenders for hauling requiring unusual power Waterhouse." I examined the photo- made to come to an agreement ing. brighter today, although only a little effort ances. Our equipment is up to the minute. graph closely but could not even sec r.r rcKarclME expenditures on tno roans, S. L. Lucas, optct.in, las returned n.rr hnif fimoo mrainK niniinrtv two of rust that once car- ! A caucus is being held this afternoon IIIlo and may bo found at his off the streaks have attended tho meetings of the H Co., fnm cars up and down may be the Republican Honolulu Construction & Draying Ltd. Aloljrtrt otl-an- f pnrilAr TIntAl. ried Pain's train board or submitted claims of value and it that street-- so photograph must majority, or most of it, will be ablo Robinson Block, Queen Street . A meeting of the Kaimukl Guild; that the as requested to do by the Board n a very ancient one. J, to agree upon a plan. The last meet will be held this afternoon at 2:30 have been At this morning's meeting John Hawaii cou.d I ing left tho board so divided as to .,i.-- nf ti, i,nmn nf Airs n w. Nothing mora about Sullivan, who with Mr. Buckley, own3 hnd-- and considering the , fact that Fisher, J give tho mayor control as to many King, Twelfth avenue. Kaimukl. All j the Oregon block, and J. H. every who comes to adjoin- - matters If he chose to exercise th members aro expected to be there. practically tourist representing the owner of an Del Monte, I wonder-te- e building, wero present and dis- veto power. Tho Hawaiian Promotion Commit- - California visits ing of courtesies members, A new plan that may be brought received by yesterday's mall from led whether an exchange cussed the matter with the it figures forward to hasten the Nuuanu road tho Orlont, a copy of tho latest dlrec wlth Honolulu hotels would make and agreed to submit their Hono-Chines- e work, over which the controversy tory of tho Philippine Islands and possible to get some handsome at another meeting to be held tomor a place like Del row morning. arose, is to take $4,300 from the geiv v ta treaty ports. Secretary lulu photographs Into m. n w: j a m sin a a ire a At the present time the Board has oral fund and apply it to Nuuanu. The nisiwrtw ii iru Wood states that the now volume will Monte. meeting refused j is a beautiful received replies and claims from the majority In the last fill an Important place in the commit- At Santa Cruz there county Dacker, to take tho money from the I The Australian butter wo sell at this market is tho best we H tee library of directories. new hotel, the Casa del Bay, one of following: James Stelner, S. Is I long Knights of Pythias, J. P. Morgan, and road districts, and the Nuuanu job B have ever sold. It packs well, remains firm in warm weather 9 tho finest in California, and in the I are yet therefore delayed I M nnd la nhnnlnfnlv froo frnm ndiittnrntlnnR. Tf vnn trv it vnn will corridors I noticed many handsomely William Wolters; while claims G. Waller, Mrs. framed photographs of various points to be received from PEAR TRUST Nellie Fisher, Buckley & Sullivan, TO HIS MAJESTY. Lb"y,t I of interest along the Coast. . St. Louis Governor Frear this morning ... (Continued from page one.) Maybe It's impossible to get Mrs. Carrie C. Monsarral, College Alumni Society, and P. L: ceived a letter addressed to .... photographs into these hotels. Minor. "His Majesty, Metropolitan fruit men, on suppliant knee, entreat' maybe the attempt has been made, but Meat MarMI in of claims is The Hawaii Governor, all comers to take the cream of the i Idea as a good ono to The getting these if nof 0ffer the step In the Oceania." S crop at almost a gift? give a of course, but the first W. F. HBILBRON and A. LOUIS, ITopr'a. advertise the islands, to them missive was postmarked Rome, I Up. work of the Boara, who will then have The Prices Keep general publicity so desirable, when 3445. W the duty of trying to reconcile the and was writfen in Italian. The gov- Telephone But a cruel awakening has come.' of people who come lnere arc hundreds compensation asked by the amount ernor laid it aside until he can have ZThe alligator pear hangs just as high' of tho lhe Coast who never think able to on the llnanclal tree ns it ever urn easy which the Territory will be it translated. Uawailan l8ianas or know how it get land now oo (although there is certainly some lm-i- s from the sale of tho t() get iQ them cupled by Union Street. Anyone who wants any choice hibis- provement in the quality), and the; anxious N(jw hotc,B liartlcularly are The Board is composed of J. II. cus cuttings and calls at the federal bland Pake in the fruit stand hastens; framedi tQ hang to fill a sack for you from a small, ' . Soper, Chas. Hustace, Jr., and P. B. experiment station any time this Ul m,a. as- - Ill UlUll IU111UUI8 McStocker. week after tomorrow morning will be mountain of fruit that will most a land thero isn't much doubt but that accommodaoted. The station officials ' ' ' tomorrow, while as of old he demanJs i'""lu'""" "l " " , are now trimming up their hibiscus r to the Hitchcock painting vou d anywhere from sevcnty-flv- e cents to hedges and will have on hand tomor- California ARMY PLANS ono dollar and a half per dozen. attract no end of attention row a big stock of cuttings to dispose nothing Let Them Rot. photographs can show hotter of freo of cost. Several varieties aro ' pall, or tho (Continued from page one.) Ami everywhere it is the same, than the panorama of tho Included among these. of apparent anx- - panorama of Wiikiki. A photograph Thero is absolutely no section of tho country. It is planned loty get of pears, shark-ilshin- off Honolulu would make NEW RICE MILL. to rid of the surfeit to have nothing smaller than a regi- which aro already decaying on every' tho man who comes from New York Tho K. Yamamoto Klce Mllls the mental post. as as In stand, and unless the old price Is' to Catalina to catch the fighting tuna largest well the finest the One very good reason for keeping very forthcoming they remain right there feel that perhaps ho had been missing Islands. Ail machinery is of the quiet about the abandonment of any pattern. until the sanitary Inspector orders' a real day's sea sport. I've never seen latest The famous Tengu of tho Western posis as explained by Is thorn away to the garbage dump. photographs of our polo field, our Rice cleaned at this mill. With the General Wood, is tho fact that such large cleaning capacity tney are abli 5 A restaurant man who uses a large several gold courses, our yacht races, 2 HAS NO EQUAL IN THE LAUNDRY. an announcement would nnng most to handle considerable outside partlo quantity of avocadoes dally, stated horseback parties, our automobile oul. vigorous protests from the cities lo ular work which they guarantee. yesterday that ho had been unable to drives that Is I've never seen them S y buy fruit this season at any appro- - 0l,tSa0 of promotion bureaus and A ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. . year, 5 v ciablo reduction from last, for Rtearasi,i) offices. You hear about tho I I Instance, when thousands of dozens fln(j hut a good climate is I w o m o tp w o I cllmatei nJT XU dXX O Wn X k3 txtJL 1 tJL t1.jjL XJ ATxt.tt'MJi 3 of pears were slttppeu to tlto matntanu nlmog. vresllp1)osed in the tropics, j "There is certainly some; markets. whnt a lot oC pe01,ie want to know Js an understanding among kind of tho,,.What are you golng t0 lo t0 nmuso MRS. KLUEGEL of Hilo was a return- E. K. CARNES, who has been appoint dealers," he declared "for they nil' , , Umt g0 thcrcr ing passenger from the mainland ed to assist in the extermination of to tho same prices, and to my, . . . t stick t ,,ntnt?rnnha hime this morning. tho Mediterranean fruit fly, arrived Young Hotel Laundfy own knowledge let bushels of pears California hotels would help to answer this morning by tho Wilhelmina. He gu tu w.iatu uuij u mmi-i- , .,CvurU ,,.. this spbome Work called for and delivered. til t 1, ton Valxur HUH UUUSUUII, MRS. FRED L. WALDRON returned is accompanied by his wife. IHV) mil nut i.ut tuu 1... J""",.,, ,. nt mainland this morning by what most people consider tho luxury migin urge "iul uuh;io from the Union and Hotel Sts. Phone 1862 places with facilities Wllhclmina. MAR-SHAL- L llcure. and tiuy accordingly, i count to ndvertiso other tho MR. and MRS. JOHN MURRAY own. I can only auu sell a good many times as many pears' similar to their were among the arriving other places right W. H. C. CAMPBELL return- as I do to my trade could I afford to that hotels do it for of Hilo l.assengers by the Wilhelmina this Hawaii? ed from tho Coast this morning by cut the price about one-thir- but l' along. Why not for : morning from the Coast. Marshall ()OOXKOOX000OO0OX00C0OOCXOX0a things cant do it and pay the present rates! There are for Instanco better tho Wilhelmina. is attorney at San Dieco for the 0 nuked. Tho Question is. who stands', that might bo shown even in tho Del Southern Pacific railroad. than King Kala- - L. C. ABLES was a returning passen- O Ira of this fruit tho dealer j Monte bath house WW the loss all r WW grower T ucuu, ger from the Coast this morning by or the i ttaven i yci icaua s iiancwi; REV. CHAS. J. RYDER. D. D.. the o the Wilhelmina. able to figure that out." Secretary of the American Mission- ai.OO iss cacti w r iji!92.7B ary Association of New York, ac- DIVORCES GRANTED. JOHN K. FERN was a returning pas- OFFICERS ACTIVE companied by Rev. W. B. Oleson, sec- P. Nottago was granted a senger, by the Wilhelmina this A Herbert retary of tho Hawaiian Board of uminum ware divorce, with custody of two minor morning from tho maluland. (Continued from page one.) Missions spent a few days on Maul children, against May Hastings Not- - You know the advantages of aluminum ware, therefore llttlo need last week. Wednesday they Inspect- tago on the ground of desertion, J, W. DOYLE leturned this morning unlform tlmt W0Ud not be thought of ed the churches at Wailuku district, bo said of Its superiority over ENAMEL and TIN wares. Judge Robinson having made the de -- from tho mainland by the Wilhel- in case of a civilian. Thursday thoy met tho ministers of cree toduy. A notico of appearance, guards had mina. I had not heard that Central Maul at a meeting at tho waiving further servico of all papora,b iace,i ou the cars on tho Kal More for Your , N. G. Pala Portuguese Church and visited Means Dollar on, and the statutory time for hear-- lln(Jj th0ugh would bo a very MRS. NOONAN of Hilo returned muk, that the Makawao Seminary, tho Pala ing, from Mrs. Nottage had been filed. naturai thing for the commanding on tho Whllholmina this morning Union Church and the old Pookola Tho "Swiss" ware, our own particular make, has Robinson granted a divorce flcor of tll0 p0st to do. Thero Is no from San Francisco. had careful Church. On Friday thoy took horses to Yee Wo, with custody of two minor fini,ilt lmt Mnlor Tlmborlako has thought In construction and only tho good features as to stylo through Kahakuloa and Honokohau and children, against Rkekela Yee Wo on taken all steps necessary to thorough VERNON TENNEY was a returning to Lahaina, wlicnco thoy to shapo havo been embodied in the line. Tho metal Is purer and tho tho grounds of habitual intoxication )y investigate tho trouble and to pun passenger by the Wilhelmina from returned Honolulu. Dr. Ryder says novor and extreme cruelty. Ish the offenders." Of course in case the Coast this morning. ho price is no mora than other makes. enjoyed two so keenly as ho this should not bo so, this headquar-tor- s months enjoyed NEWS DY TELEGRAPH. would take cognizance of the mat- J. E. JAEGER of the firm of Allen & has those months on tho Clean Attractive Indestructible V (Per Merchants' Exchange.) ter. Robinson, returned this morning Islands. For many years ho had s desired to visit the Territory. Ho "NOTHING QUITE SO GOOD." Suva, Sept. 5. Sailed, S. S. Makura "While I feel that tho trouble was from the mainland by tho Wilhel- was groatly Impressed with the mls; for Honolulu. not so serious as many rows nmong mina. He is accompanied by Mrs. slonary work saw, tho beauty of Port Townsend, Sept. C Arrived, civilians ovor which comparatively Jaeger. ho tho scenery and tho hospitality of Sept. 5, bktv M. WinUelman from Hiio little is said, still such conduct in the W. W. DIMOND & CO., Ltd. greeted" by August 1G. army Is intolerable, and must not bo CHARLES R. HEMENWAY, who went the people. He had been 53-5- Sydney, Sopt. 4. Arrived, S". S. Zea-landi- permitted to exist. Tho nrmy Is very to tho East to assist Treasurer largo audiences at tho Central Union 7 S. KING STREET. HONOLULU. hence Augdst U. anxious to preserve its good name Conkling to float tho Territorial Church where ho has been supplying pulpit during of San franclsco, Sopt. C Salted, U. with tho people of Honolulu, ns well bonds, returned this morning by, the tho tho vacation proper discipline." Wilhelmina. Rev. Dr. Scudder. Maul News. S. A. T. Logan for Honolulu. as to preserve C0 HAWAIIAN SECOND SECTION

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READY TO RUN FOR DELEGATE NEW YORK. Aug. 17. The huge tha naval re lew during the coronation MADE BY FEDERATED UNIONS ocean liner Olympic reached her pier ceremonies at Splthead, the admiral yesterday wh a host of notable per- replied: Is sons aboarnr Lord Charles Beresford, "No. tt'c looked at the Delaware SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 30. The nation as a representative if Frear SAN FRANCISCO, August 29. afternoon papers the following state-Juli- the famous English admiral, accom- with piide and wore glad that it be- Chronicle says: Robert W. Shingle, continued In office. I was asked If, Kruttschnltt, vice president inent credited to the president of the .. panied by DUko longed to English-speakin- g City and county treasurer of Honolulu, under these circumstances, I would Lady Beresford: the tho race. and director of maintenance and on- - federation, thn snnknanmn fnr whom the Republican leaders of the enter tho election as 'Cupid's' suc- of Sutherland, Lord Desborough, for- "There should be no feeling between oration of tho Harrlman lines, began employes: governor islands have been trying to prevail cessor and have said that I would mer general of Australia, tha two countries. America knows early yesterday morning to delve Into " 'In tho past wo have had nothing upon, to acceft the candidacy of gov- do so." and the Hon. Arthur Stanley were how to look after her own affairs bet-- 1 the details of tho disagreement be- - but the most friendly relations with ernor of Hawaii, arrived hero yester- The political situation In the Islands among the passengers. ter than anyone else, and England tween the railroads and the Shop tho Sbuthern Pacific, having always day on the Oceanic liner Sierra. Shin- is critical, according to Judge George "Tho peace of the world, perhajvs I knows more about England than Employes' Federation, tho demands been treated with the utmost consld- - gle reiterated his statements pub- A. Davis, who was also a passenger on should say of Europe, depends upon anyone else does." of tho men, the data collected by tho eratlon.' lished In the Island press that he the Sierra. "Governor Frear's admin- the British navy," declared Lord Ber Predicts House of Lords' Reform. officials of the company and the situ- - Long Pension Roll, 0 would not accept the responsible pos- istration has aroused dissatisfaction atlon hero In general. "Tho superintendent of motive even if it were offered him by in all quarters," said he, "and the peo- States Company's Position. power of the Southern Pacific Com- - ition Vice President Taft at the instanco of his ple do not want him again." President Kruttschnltt made pany, in a circular to employes Issued tho following re- - constituents. Judge Davis said that Colonel Sam statement yesterday on August 3, that has been freely gardlng tho federation "It is true that my name has been Parker, the well known Hawaiian, demands and quoted in tho press, said that, coupled the position of tho railroad com- - with mentioned as a possible candidate for who was another passenger on the considerate treatment, he was l,anIcs: paying tho highest wages any - the office," said Shingle, "but I am not Sierra, had been asked to accept tho of rail- "On my last trip to San Francisco road In tho United States, ad- - In the running. Prince Cupid, the Ha- candidacy. It Is said that Prince and, in (I read an admirable editorial In one dition, was paying waiian delegate to Congress, who, Cupid could get the appointment from within eoultablo of our San Francisco dallies In which limitations, a liberal pen-wa- s with others, has been opposing the the President, but would not take It scale of said: sions, from which, though contribute J? reappointment of Governor Frear, has on account of the bitter fight ho has " very grlov- - 'It is not clear what ing nothing, the employe receives ma-anc- stated he will not accept renoml- - waged against that Frar. exist which tho shopmen of the terlal assistance in his declining Union and Southern Pacific desire to years. Nearly 700 men are now car-hav- e remedied.' ried on the pension rolls of the Har-- PROTESTS AT REPORT THAT "I fully appreciate that the public riman lines. Is entotled to full information on a "For many years our officers have question which Involves the surrender freely met organized and unorganized to a committee of employes of the employes In conference, GERMANY WOULD ACQUIRE TAHITI right to say when the corporation "Conceding considerate treatment shall or shall not perform Its services and a willingness on the part of tho to the public. , officers to discuss conditions at nil "The policy of tho Union and times, the public is naturally mystl-Souther- n WELLINGTON, August 4. The tween San Francisco and Tahiti, and Pacific has always been one fled as to the Issue, which, briefly, suggestion that Tahiti should be ced New Zealand has connections from of justice, liberality and even gener- - may be outlined as follows: ed to Germany has been received here Auckland and Wellington. In the gen- oslty toward their employes. This Demands of Shopmen, disapproval. Eng- with astonishment and It eral opinion It is incredible that policy, prescribed by Mr. Huntington "At a meeting In Salt Lake, held hoped Great Britain will not land should agree to sug fe that the German and Mr. Harrlman, and thoroughly in-- last summer, employes from all crafts to gestion, display weakness similar that or that France should ask dorsed by Mr. Lovott, tho present es-- on tho Harrlman lines determined to In Brit- which resulted the sacrifice of her to pull the Morocco chestnuts out ccutlve head of both systems, has present to each lino demands Identl- - Samoa. of the fire. ish interests in ,". nover been violated, rb far as I know, cnl with tl6so sent the Southern ' Is not a question arro- Later. In the House of Representa- The New Zealand Times says: estord. "It of Lord Beresford declined to discuss Bnd hag ,n numberle8S conferences Pacific, gance, i cen- but the British fleet must be the Moroccan affair, and would make tives today the leader of the Opposi- "The proposal shifts the storm boen gratcfully recoBniZcd by em-- "The effect of all these demands strong enough to protect our coin-nen- i. tion asked if tho Government would tre to our very doors. The planting Interests no auoui reciprocity ueiweuu Ioyeg indeed on AUgUSt 2G there rights. country. Regarding communicate to the Imperial authori- of another strong German Colony In and Cenada and this ai,pearea In ono of the San Francisco (Continued op page twelve.) ties through the Governor regarding tho Pacific, with the added advantage j "Peace is a great thing, but to make the strife between the House of Com the German minister's proposal for of a suitable naval rendezvous, is it successful we must show that we mnnp and the House of Lords, Lord the cession of Tahiti to Germany. Ho fraught with grave Issues for Ne.v are strong. A weak front will never Beresford declared tho passage of the said he thought It unnecessary to em- Zealand, Australia, and oven South maintain peace for very long. veto l would bring about a great THE WORLD'S CONDENSED 'tf- - phasize the Importance of the New America and tho United States. The Predicts Overcoming Trouble. constitutional change the reform ot INK ; i Zealand point of view. New Zealand government should not "Tho relationship between England th? House of Lords. Sir James Carroll replied that tho delay making its attitude known to and Germany nt this time is due to Alter a few days' stay In New York (Special mall report to The Star from San Francisco.) Government had the matter under the Imperial authorities." the great commercial Interests of both the admiral and his party will start f, i? consideration and was communicat- An Australian Protest. countries, but I think all trouble will for Mexico, where Lord Beresford ' LATEST NEWS BULLETIN. flatly contradicted President Taffs ing with the other Colonial Govern- MELBOURNE, August 4. The Mel- bo overcome by diplomacy. It is, how-- i hopes to dispose ot his property th'ere. (Originating on the Day tho Steamer recent statement that the Democrats ments with a view to concerted ac- bourne Age, referring to a rumor of ever, a mistake for a public man to From Mexico they will journey to Sailed.) and Insurgent Republicans tinkered tion. the possible acquisition of Tahiti by pass opinions. much off to over landed Inter- He is better Canada look the Fran- - I telegraphed this morning I Germany, condemns British apathy in Chief of Police White of San with the tariff bill in order to play "S, Since l when he bothers with his own affalr3 ests of tho Duko of Sutherland, and past, declaring cUco is said to be on the point of re- - politics. have ascertained that all parties are the Pacific in the that and loaves those of other l eople then sail for home. signing.. He Is dlsgustiid with the at Tho anthem of the United States agreed upon the lnadvlsabllity of giv- Germany frankly aspires to found a alone." MIfs Kathleen beresford met her ing Germany a footing. A world-empir- e on ruins of the tempts of politicians to run the was roundly hissed by an audience In further the Asked If the English sailors felt father and mother at tho i ler. Miss map urge pa'rtmont, and promises some "reve-jlatlons- " a Montreal theater last night. Tho glance at the shows that Canada British. Tho Journal proceeds to jealous when they found that tho De- Beresford reached Now York two and the United are equally in- the Federal Ministry to Sir If they force his withdrawal. cry of "Annexation" States instruct laware was tho largest battleship at weeks ago. terested both strategically and com- George Reid to protest to the Imper- In a target practice oft Hampton has stirred up deep resentment mercially. The United States already ial Government against such a ces- Roads, gunners on tho Delaware mis- - against America In parts of Canada, has a passenger and cargo e be sion. Reuter. TUTTfc IVT took tho Ohio for the target ship The battleship Oregon has been A Y$WMr A A Texas, and two shots nearly struck placed In commission after five years JL I7Vi f-M- I1V1 1 LJMl V I tho Ohio which was nine miles-awa- of Idleness. Over $1,000,000 has been before the signals to ccaso firing spent In modernizing the vessel, xn could be given. Government officials state that the Infantry Start He're Today. was as follows: 40, 40, 45, 30 and CO, As a result of the visit of Secretary Chinese send over $7,000,000 a yoai By the army transport sailing from total, 203. of War Stlmson to tho Panama Canal, from America to Chlnn. The postal range This score at tho Zamboanga will bo savings do-on- 29.) (Advertiser, September 4.) aa" r "ciscu i"uu, u..u uU ..a. tho Tenth regiment ordered at banks are expected to (Star, August will undoubtedly cause the crack re- in-i.- ' weanesuay, to the west end of crease money shipments to nr..t .i riro,ir Qotn., f nn i. cnn next i ue3uay or win to i roceed China and Sec-29t- h volver shots In the United States tj tho 15 1, cruls- - como tho third battalion of the tho canal for service. other countries. will leave Seattle on or about tember and October four sit up and take notice. for San Francisco. ers and eight torpedo destroyers aro ontl Infantry to take post at Fort Douglas Grant, son of a member of Over 85,000 employees have been "On September 16 tho California, coming to Hawaii, according to lnfor-- Shatter. Tho two other battalions of tho San Francisco firm of Murphy, laid off by the railroads during this Terrl-lorad- Remarkable Life Saving. - pol-air- Virginia and Co-- by tho Second aro already In the Grant & Co., and himself a million- yea on account of a retrenchment South Dakota, West matlon received Rear Admiral MANILA, August 11. On tho last dlvis-- Saturday. tory, being stationed, together with was secretly married seven lc: and the first and second Cowles on trip of the Wright to the southern torpedo will Da-- , tho Second Infantry band, at Scho-leav- e months ago to Miss Ruth Goodrich Admiral Togo sailed from Seattle ions of tho Pacific fleot The cruisers California, South islands an incident occurred which Honolulu. All Virginia field Barracks. This will bring tho of Minneapolis. Tho secret marriage yesterday for Japan, San Francisco for kota, West nnd Colorado and well illustrates tho discipline and pre- Hawaii destroyers Whipple, Hopkins,' complete regiment together for tho was because of his father's opposition C. P. Rogers, an aviator, Is to begin these vessels will return from tho paredness which Is ever kept up to tho Cal., 1. ' a number ot years. to tho match. within two weeks a flight from to San Pedro, by November Hull, Truxton, Paul Jones, Perry, first time in mnrk on board a United States Army San "It Is expected that tho Maryland Preble and Stowart are those named The battalion of tho Twontleth In-wi- transport. State Senator Arthur Gorman, sou Francisco to New York, navy yard, Gorman, was nora- - Over $30,000,000 Is being remain at tho Maro for the cruise. fantry,, which has been stationed hero Tho Wright sailed from hero a few of tho lato Senator sront on Demo- - skyscrapers Chicago Island, under repairs, until about the According to tho information from for nearly four years, will leavo by days ago for the southern Island trip inated at tho primaries for tho in at the prosent '4 rejoin of Maryland. time. Work is boing be- - middle of October. She will naval headquarters the date of tho tno ext transport from the Orient, and off the coast of southern Luzon cratlc governorship started now Diego sailing has not governors Westorn fore tho now goes 'A tho fleet at San Pedro or San of the fleet been early next month, for Fort Douglas, encountered some very rough weather. Tho of thirteen ordlnanco Into Si definitely set, Is likely they will in a about Novombor 1." and it Sat Lako cityi whlch post has la"ely During ono of tho worst wind storms will tour tue East this tall feet which will limit tho height ot away get from tho Coast quietly and been vncated by tno third battalion which have recently visited the Islands special train, visiting every Important buildings to 200 feet, - no. knowing The foregoing Is tho official lnttma- with ono just the time of f tho second. The Twentieth n ono of tho mess l(oys lost his balance point, and conducting an educational (News of August 27t.) sailing. received yostorday by Admiral fantry bamK whlch hft3 1)eQn sta. and fell overboard. Tho alarm was campaign In behalf of the West. Tho now hattloshlp Utah has been By ships aro Cowlss that the fleet Is coming hero. schedulo tho due back t,oned wUh hea(Ifiaartor8 in tho PhU. Immediately given and tho vessel hovo The government has lot contracts turnod over to tho government by her on 1, If - Tho date of tho notification was at San Pedro Novombor and lpnln0Si arrivea hero by tho tran8. to no small matter In that frightful for the construction of eight new tor- builders. Sho Is a super dreadnaught, as they from tho Coast by Septem-- , August 18. and Is just tho same sail yostorday and Will proceed to wind and rain storm In splto of the podo boat dostroyors carries onormous battorles of ton - ...... imu seiu 10 an ouiors occupying Bin.- u b.. p n Doucins with the rest of tho rough seas a boat was lowered and Seventy Mexican loaders, heading twelve and thirteen Inch guns, and has positions. weeks In these waters. liar trnnn.u nf tlin rotrlmont npxt. month. pulled out toward tho drowning boy, 18,000 mon, aro said to bo prerarlng a complement of 1200 men and olll- - got on Mexico City because Ma- - Army Revolver Record. him aboard and went back to the to march cors. MOONLIGHT AT THE BEACH. BAND AT THOMAS SQUARE. ship, all within tho remarkably fast dero has refused to pay thorn for tho The government has a new naval ZAMBOANGA, August 1. Lieut. W - Tho beach at Halelwa when tho In the moonlight, at Thomas Square, tlmo of seven minutes, saving tho life part they took In tho recent over- gUn which will 18,-- B. Loughborough, 3rd Infantry, while send a projectile moon is around the full Is ono of tho tho band will play tho following pro- of tho moss boy. Whan ono takes Into throw of tho Diaz government. 000 feet into tho air at an angle of half-pas- 'shooting In tho annual out of door places In world. gram tonight, commencing at t consideration tho very adverse weath- Secrotary of tho Interior Fisher, oighty-flv- o In- most attractive tho mntches of tho Zamboanga branch of degrees. The gun was - sand, so von: er conditions provalllng at tho tlmo. Investigating Alaska, says that Tho long strotch of white the the United Stntes Rovolver Associa after vented for tho purpose of lighting bathing March Tho of the Fair. .Sousa this feat of seamanship is llttlo short tho AlaBkan coal situation offers a ontlro absence of coral makes Fairest tion, on July 30, tied tho army's na airships. La Damo Bololdien ot marvelous. Old sailors say that cholco absolute government in tho moonlight at this delightful part Ovorturo Blanche tlonal record for tho pocket rovolver between Two auto racers wore killed at tho better tlmo could hardly have been operation and a leasing of tho universe a genuine pleasure. Intermezzo Iris Faust competition. His score was 203 out oworshlp and Eigln ni aut0mobllo racos, and scoros mado under tho most favorablo cir- This month many automobile parties Selection Tannhauser Wagner ot posslblo 250 on system. Woro Injured whon a part of the granu- - a' tho standard cumstances, nnd Captain Dalstadt and liavo been planned and by tho mlddlo Vocal Hawaiian Songs. Arr by Borger John D. Spreckols Is planning to stand collapsed, American target, undor the following tho officers of tho Wright deserve of tho week tho place will bo crowded. Little Tin Soldier and tho Secret... CO 25 in build a handsome largo hotel In San A Soattle odltor, a publisher, a labor conditions: yards, shots aeries groat credit for tho prompt work and Tho moals at Halelwa are beyond Gautlor. 5. 30 seconds to score: woanon. Dlogo which will furnish oxcollont attornoys Sent- - of each attention to duty displayed by tho leader and promlnont of dancing floor ono of Wooing Soronado Moskowskl tour-- da- - criticism and tho and any pocket rovolver with four pound crow on this occasion. lodgings for a dollar a day to the tl0 woro arrostod and jallod for tho best. TralnB on tho O, R. and L. March Powhatan's Daughter. . .Sousa pull or moro, and four Inch barrol, or ists. railway pass tho door. The Star Spangled Bannor. Iloss. Lieutenant Loughborough's sooro Fine Job Printing, Star Office. Champ Clark In a hot Bpwoh Ua (Cotlnuad on pagg ten.) TEN "aQsMflil TIIE HAWAIIAN 8TAU. TtHMDAY, 8HPTHMDHK 6, 1011.

vote tho reciprocity bill. ornliiB on nocount of Intorstyito of his Judlcilnl decisions. IN TUB UN1TBD STATES DIB. nunlnst Charlos Herman of Indiana went Commerce Commission rulings, and Tho North Dnkotn wheat crop this TRIOT COURT FOR TUB TERRI- CONDENSED NEW5 ono hundred lnlloa on n motorcycle In actod In the market accordingly and yonr will amount to 80,000,300 bushels, TORY OF" HAWAII. two hours 13 minutes, 35 B seconds successfully. which yield was exceeded but onco TUB UNITltD STATBS, Plaintiff, v. Continued from page nlno.) In a thco nt Torre Hauto. i Charleston, S. C, and vicinity wore In tho history of tho state. TUB BOARD OF TUB HAWAIIAN Ethel Unrrymoro and her husband swept by a big storm nnd suffered This hns been a happy summer for Uncle EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION, et pouncing Judge ErlokfioH of the United nnd child had n very nnrrow oscnpo damage to tho oxtont of over ono New York city burglars. Slnco Juno a!., Defendants. States court foi Issuing tin Injunction from death In nn nutomobllo accident million dollars. 1 ovor $500,000 Action brought In said District they opposed. thieves have secured In Rhodo Islnnd recontly. I womon of Brest Joined In n worth of plunder. Out of 4200 Items Court, and the Petition llled In tho lllshop Nichols of Snn Frnncnsco has A sovonty-four-yonr-ol- d nthlete ot demonstration to protest against tho stolon tho pollco have recovered tho office of the Clerk of said District proponed tho erection In Snn Fran- MnssachusottB, who llvoa on twonty- - j,ign cogt of food. Their determined goods In twenty instnnces. Sam but Court, In Honolulu. cisco of a atnttio of St. Francis, on a - six conts a day. uns cnanonKoii any- i.nllDilt o nut i PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED (.,.i i.ri. Tho government hns acquired four THB ,imr will, the New ork statue o one In New EngUui(1 t0 engng0 hlm , w flod islands at the Pacific entrance to the nccepts Cheques STATES, GREETING: Liberty, as permanent ... . Travelers' for a feature ofm wnikinn-...... -- o . .. THR TinAttD CiV THR HAWAIIAN '.i. ,n,r. ..!.. n mlll ,or auorco. lie names nnrry Panama Canal, bought In tart from . in so ainrm or i ro-i-n a tnov he a a Kemp, the traveler and author, as tho the Pacific Mall Steamship Company. customs duties, etc. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION, John W. Gates left his son $1,000,000 picture show In Canonsburg, Pa., corporation oxlstlug and doing busi- "third person" in the party. Senator II. E. Clapp of Minnesota and bis widow tho balance of his ?40,-- j caused a stampede which resulted In Cashed anywhere In tho ness under and by virtue of the laws Tho Westlnghouso Air Drake Com-- I has arrived In California to make a 000,000 fortune. He cut off his son tho death of twenty-si- x people and ot Territory of Hawaii; J. K. any of Pittsburg is to build a great stumping tour of the state In favor the so that 'Charlie's former' juries to flfty-flv- o more. Most of the world without discount. plant nt Emoryvllloi near San Fran of the initiativo referendum and l. PIIMANU, L. L. JOSEPH, JONAH wife could not secure big alimony. victims were women and children. cisco to care for that company's He believes In the recall of the KAIWIAEA, S. K. PUPUHI nud H. Two "free" newspapers started some Thn Pnnp lino en fnv vnnnvm-n- nffl KAALAKEA, ot Ortontnl trade, judiciary. K. as Trustees months ago in Oklahoma City have health as to be able to hold mass and trown? KIPAHULU PROTESTANT A Sun Francisco barber is not ex A New York policeman on duty dur- tho. thou- - receive a few visitors outside of the failed after costing their owners - A pected to live because of blood pols- ing the summer in the heart of Coney KUAHULU fret-paper- s Vatican "7KU1' of dollars. The were Immediate attendants ..ii!.. p tSfi. ... . 1 a "fsamls i... Island had his nervous system tumrAi, cuiiioruuon exisuus evolved out of a bitter newspaper war II and doing business under nnd by vir- an's hatpin while he was making his wrecked by having to listen constant- of three years duration. Francisco linn exceeded all nrevious Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts. tue of the laws of tho Territory of through n crowd. j ly to ragtime tunes from bands, music President Taft in opening his 1912 records. Over 102,300 registered their wa' Hawaii; KAHELE OPIO; SAM nnmpa hpfnro tho imnkn rinaPii I Mrs. J. H. Bull, wife of a former boxes and hand Organs. Ho is In a campaign accused the Democrats and . . . nnvn mnr nnr MALIA PALAPALA, widow ...... via- - AtiiM'imti " nir linn rvnniro serious condition. the Insurgent Republicans of playing Admiral Togo aim party have ot KANAKAAUKAT, deceased; SAM Vancouver, B. Seattle, "eld up at San Francisco by customs Two sailors on the battleship Ohio, politics with the tariff legislation. ltcd C, and PALAPALA; KANAKA AUKAI, and will sail for Japan In the near officers. She was compelled to pay maneuvering 'n Chesapeake Bay, were Glenn Curtis, the aviator, is work- KEALOHA NUI, future. jduty on fifteen trunks, though she killed owing to an accident to tho an- ESTABLISHED IN 1830. ing on a scheme to have airships land ANNIE, whose full name Is unknown, Savannah, Ga was swept by a sud- - claimed exemption owing to a three chor gearing. on a rope to the masts of a and MARY KUPIHEA, heirs at law attached den storm which attained a velocity' years' residence abroad.' Some 00,000 pounds of tea, recently battleship. If successful this will do of KANAKAAUKAI, deceased; DA- of over a mile a minute, doing con-- ! Gold weather in the middle Western arrived at San Francisco from China BISHOP CO. away with necessity of erecting I VID DROWN, HENRY SMITH, the slderable damage. states has done considerable damage have been rejected by tue government a platform on vessels on JANE BLACK and MARTHA GREEN, a huge the Portugal Is facing a political strife, to some of the crops. The frost- was as it was found to be artificially unknown heirs at law of KANAKAA- which aeroplanes Hcht something tho republican party being split inio particularly hard In "Nebraska, been necessary In the past. BANKERS UKAI, deceased; DAVID KUPIHEA; which has rival factions that promise trouble, j - Thomas W. Lawson, the Boston Wall street agents of American battleship, the H. HACKFELD and COMPANY, LIM- The world's greatest Strikes are threatened. annncier, was fined $100 for conduct- - busy in Canada fighting trusts are Commercial and Travellers' ITED, a corporation existing and Rivadavia of the Argentine navy, has Francisco I. Madero, Jr., was for-- a lottery raffling ig in a horse and the reciprocity issue, and a big sum issued on doing business under and by virtue of just been launched at Qulncy, Mass. mally nominated for the Mexican Letters of Credit the carriage at an agricultural fair with of American money has been handed Lon- 1 Bank of California and the the laws of the Territory of Hawaii Six professional "flrebugs" have presidency today. Other candidates which was connected, he the Canadian conservative party in be don Joint Stock Bank, Limited, ISAAC P HARBOTTLE; MARY K. been caught in Chicago. They are for the office are Reyes and Gomez. anti-figh- A Missouri woman of 96 has Just half of the t. Londom. HARBOTTLE; WILLIAM HARBOT- accused of setting fire to fifty Chicago Again Honduras ls in the throes of mnrrJed a boy of 24. This Is her sixth Believing his ostriches were too Correspondents for tho Amer- TLE; DAVID H. HARBOTTLE; buildings, causing a loss of over a revolutionary plot, former President hUBbandher laBt one dIed in tho closely confined, the manager ot the Express Company, and JAMES HARBOTTLE; FREDERICK Devlla being interested in a scheme ican poor house only six weeks ago. San Diego ostrich farm let fifteen Thos. Cook & Son. KLAMP; AGNES G. KLAMP, wife of An Austrian laborer who served to overthrow the present admlnistra- - " Jaian and Russia have finally set- birds into a larger field, whereupon allowed on term and FREDERICK KLAMP; JOSEPH jail for tion. Interest twenty years In a Pittsburg tled their war claims, and Japan has they ran until they dropped dead from Savings Bank Deposits. WHITE, WILLIAM DAVIS, HELEN Miss Elaine Golding, a New York murder, and has been found innocent agreed to pay Russia $295,000 in set- exhaustion. JOHNSON and JULIA ROBERTS, un. woman, swam from the Battery to of the crime, has been given a pension tlement of various indemnity claims, Government officials say that less known heirs at law of HALUALANI, Coney Island, a distance of seventeen og $40 a by Andrew Carnegie. h month and In payment for Russian lands and than one-fourt- of the canal remains decreed ; THE TERRITORY OF HA- miles, defeating two other women, j State Senator Shingler of Georgia concessions in tho vicinity of to finished, prob hobo, by a char-cit- y Port be and the canal will WAII; and JAMES THOMPSON, a bill which if passed A ragged taken in has introduced - Arthur. ably be complete by the end of 1912. JOHN GRAY, HENRY STONE. EL1Z. year and break ground for the exposl- will ininnse a tax of S50 a on . Secretary of Nearly goods ABETH STONE, MARY STILES and cently died and left his benefactress the Interior Fisher is 500 cases of Omental bachelors. H0 claims that the "bache inspection to MARTHA STILES, unknown owners a fortune estimated at ?S3U,uuu. back from his trip consigned to Morlmura brothers, Im lor has lived on the fat of the land porters of Alaska and is enthusiastic over the in America, have been held Bank claimants; President Taft has accepted San and long enough." You are hereby directed to appear Francisco's Invitation to visit that results of his observations. up at San Francisco for undervalua The Santa Fe Is to put on and answer the Petition In an action city and breag ground for the exposi- - The tax rate in Oakland, Cal., has tion. new unicago-i-o- s uum entitled as above, brought against a Ausciea tion. Ho will be in San Francisco on been raised to $1.98 per $100 the high Honolulu will exceed you In the TJnueo. States District this winter which October 9, 10 and 11. est rates In the history of that city, Local Chinese papers, like the Jap equip- Court, for the Territory of Hawaii, any train in America in (News of August 29.) and one of the highest in the state. anese, are criticising tho Dillingham speed. H Within twenty days from and after ment and maintained Edwin Hawley, the railroad flnan- - Socialist Mayor Seidel of Milwau- - Immigration bill as an unfair exclus- Issue K. N. & !C copy a week,' will be dam-mou- s service upon you of a certified will only run onco cier, is said to have cleaned up enor-jke- e has been sued for $50,000 ion law. herein, together highest class travel, and an Letters o f Credit of Plaintiff's Petition for the sums as a bull in Wall street, ages by a circuit judge who was slan. - and with a certified copy ot this Sum excess tare of $25 will be charged for He foresaw a lessening of railroad dered by the mayor on account o one Fine Job Printing, Star Office. Traveler's mons. Vno privilege of riding on It. Checks available And you are hereby notified that The health of James R. Keene, the throughout the unless you appear and answer as American financier, who has been ill world, j Cable nbove required, the said Plaintiff will in London for several months, Is worse transfers t lowest condemnation of family take judgment of if anything, and his doctors and rates & fi jfi the lands described in the Petition fear he will never recover. MDHMWii I...H.I. herein and for any other relief de The Hamburg-America- n steamship manded in the Petition. line is having a 710 foot passenger WITNESS TH3 HONORABLE steamer built to run between Hamburg HON- SANFORD B. DOLE and THH and New York. The Imperator will rkerator CLEMONS, ORABLE CHARLES F. have a displacement of 50,000 tons and thi? Judges of said District Ccurt, will carry 5000 passengers. in the year of our ONE OF 80th day of June, Anna Held, who is coming to Ameri- BEFORE one thousand nine hundred and Lord ca for a Visit, will bring with her a of the independence of Leo-plo- eleven and piano formerly owned by King, United the one hundred taking a policy of life insur- the States and which cost $12,000 to build. Permanent Satisfaction thirty-fifth- . ance in any other company end marvelous piano in the MURPHY, It Is the most ask to see the : (Sgd) A. E. exhibited at the Clerk. world. It will be fair at San Francisco In 1915. (Seal) world's CONTRACT experiencing the worst ice ONLY CLEANABLE. (Endorsed) London is THE famine known in forty years, on ac- In tho No. 77. UNITED STATES DIS OF ICE SAVERS. hot spell, which KING TRICT COURT, for the Territory ot count of the continued supply. NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL Hawaii, THE UNITED STATES OF has exhausted the Ice young Prince of Wales has been AMERICA vs. THE BOARD OF THE The is this in mind LIFE INSURANCE COM- on a British It now Refrigerator Weather, and with fact HAWAIIAN EVANGELICAL ASSO Matted a midshinman forward knowledge the Best" and Most, CIATION, et al. SUMMONS. ROB training vessel, and he looks and with the that vou want PANY OF BOSTON, MASS. ERT W BRECKON2, United States with y.pst to his new life, which he Satisfactory Refrigerator oh the market, we offer for your infinitely prefers to the court cere compare many ad- Attorney. inspection the and the THE UNITED STATES OF AMER- monies ho has been forced to undergo vantages it offers with those ICA. Territory of Hawaii. City nf since his father became king. Price $26.50 (Porcelain.) of other companies. Honolulu, ss. At the wedding of the daughter of a I, A. E. MURPHY, Clerk of the Turkish powder merchant at Constan United States District Court for the tlnople the powder magazine beneath Castle & Cooke, Territory and Disrlct of Hawaii, do the house exploded killing the bride Line a twenty-eigh- Gurney hereby certify the foregoing to be groom t guests. Celebrated LIMITED and and full, true and correct copy of the or- Special Investigators report that un General Agents. THE iginal Summons In the case of less prompt action is taken by some You cannot fail at once to see that the circulation feature, which, after all is the only factor vs. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA powerful Christian nation whole tribes BOARD HAWAIIAN give refrigerator standing, is absolutely complete in the Gurney. All compartments THE OF THE of peaceful Albanians will be exter. that a ASSOCIATION, et EVANGELICAL minated by the Turkish troops. be kept scrupulously pure and wholesome. al., as the same remains of record and can army are expert an file In the office ot the Clerk of German officers mentlng with a photographic apparatus Prices range from $7.50 to $150.00. according lo size. said Court. ijCuii'iiiwim pwiiiim ?P LIMITED. , to be attached to pigeons, which, fly i H 1 IN WITNES3 WHEREOF, I have 1 HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA, hereunto set my hand and affixed the lng over the enemy s fortifications to secure actual seal of said District Court this 29th will make It possible Capital (Paid Up) Yen 24,000,000 lay of June, A. D. 1911. photographs. ON EASY TERMS Reserve Fund Yen 16,600,00ft A. E. MURPHY, The Portuguese government Is close of United States District Court, activity banking - Clerk ly watching tho Monarchist in You can become a proud possessor of a Gurney at once. General business transact- Territory of Hawaii. Gallcia. It Is authentically reported ad. Savings account for $1 and By GEO. R. CLARK, that the Royalists are planning an In One-thir-d is cash down; -3 in 30 days and the final -3 Clerk. Deputy vasion from the north as soon as prac- in sixty days. - Fire and burglar proof vaults, wjtb ticable. i Safe Deposit Boxes for rent at ?2 per year and upwards. A race ot people who have never 45 IN STOCK. STYLES Trunks and cases to be kept on. Wright-Eustac- e seen a man or has white an Indian custody at moderate rates. been discovered in the Arctic regions Precla!n.) LIMITED. Price $42.50 Particulars to be applied for.. of BrltlBh Columbia by explorer Villi-jma- r YU AKAI, Manager.. Phone 1148. . Stefansson, leader of the Ameri- Cor. King nnd South Sts. can Museum's scientific expedition. Honolulu Office, Bethol and Mer Successor to The "Make 'Em Works" a secret chant Sts. Tel. 2421 and 1594. P. O. W. W. WRIGHT & CO Ltd. society in Chelsea, a small Kansas city Box 168. also spanks every Idler found In town, and whips nil the vagrants. Chelsea Is the W. W. Dimond & Co., Kellogg & Dempsey busiest town on the map and all tho Auto, Motor and Carriage Repairing. loafers have vanished. LIMITED Woodlawn (News of August 28.) Painting, Trimming MANOA The reciprocity fight is growing VALLEY. Horscsnoelng. HOUSE FURNISHINGS. 53-5- 7 KING STREET.. HONOLULU. ' hotter in Canada, with tho opposition Bee CHA8. 8. DESKY. nsjnjj th.e fear of annexation as a club JOB nuiuoa Diur uuiuu., Ja, wh.jp, th,0 Canadians Injo llpe lo 1 Fine Job Prlntrng ai Star Office irtfatlWi km i j.a'tfarf. ... .un THE HAWAIIAN STAR, TUIMDAY, 8HlT.MIIIt J, 1811. HMIVVN

lion through those lornlltlos with the leagues from Paris. Tho Itinerary was SLA E-- object of seeing the remit of tin novel 1 nil I oa ted with grant preaislon. offor, are expected to rotttrn to Seoul Hut In spite of the niftgiillicont prom Help rid of it tomorrow. ises and after tho oxpondlture of get mosquiloos by having your ldt filled anc n groat trouble and energy the apiwra-tu- s graded Estimates furnished. FOR ABROAD TO INVITE JAPANESE. was got to the Chnmn de Mars. SAN FRANCISCO, July 25. At a but boyond that It would not move. meeting of tho lending Japanese resi- Tho crowd was onragod and smashed YOKOHAMA, Aug. 8. Tho othor dents hold today it was arranged that the machine Paris Correspondence day a young woman, weeting Utterly they will Invite to tho Pacific const In London Olobo. Constructing Telephone and ovidontly in deep distress, was Mr. Sanaa TnkeltoshI of tho Solyukul, JVL Koku-mlnt- Contractor P. observed by a policomnn to be talk- Mr. Saburo Shlmada of the Fine Job Printing, mar Office. POND 2890. ing to the driver of one of the Han-shi- n a member of the Chuo Club Best for Little Folks. cars. The officer made soma and two prominent Journalists with a XXXXXXXXX0XXSXXX(jX2XXXXX(SXXXXx5 sympathetic inquiries, and learned view to furthering the good rolations NOTICE. Made of Gingham and Percales. tho young woman had been d existing between the Americans and $1.25 to $2.50 that to Kobe from Tokio by a man Japanese. Mr. S. Shimada will leave On and nfter October 2, 1011, ai.a S who Intended to send her abroad. At JoKoiioma on AUguBt ay uy tne iojo until further notice, the BERNICE P. Klson Kalsha steamer Tenyo Maru BISHOP MUSEUM will be open t the 0ee public were thoroughly investigated, thor San Francisco. from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. daily I except Sundays, Wednesdays and tho IL young woman told an extraordinary 0 CLOTH story. SCRATCHED FOtt 40 YEARS. four yearly holidays, Decoration Day, Used D. D. D Six Months All Itch- Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day benSSTcompound appears, says the Japan Chronl- - go Rhreat nil It ing Gonel and Christmas Day. No permits to For vour floor to i cle, for some time past reports tnat This is the actual experience of visit tho museum will bo Issued to beon circulated the Kwansai IHERBALO have in Anne Croman, Santa Rosa, Cal., with passengers on through steamers on district about a man named Kuriinoto Makes New, Rich the wonderful D. D. D. Prescription. Wednesdays as formerly. - of Ehlme prefect Hlood. Terauchl, a native, D. D. D. is the proven Eczema BY ORDER Or 1 iIE TRUSTEES. COYNIE is to settled in the Stomach andLtvcr ure, who said have Cure tho m,Ia wngh that giyea ,n. September 1, 1911. YOUNG BUILDING. Regulator Celebes. It has been reported that Kidneys. stant relief in all forms of skin trou- Cures tho this man Induces young Japanese girls S3B SBHBHBSH9 ble. SEALED TENDERS. and women to go with him for a holi Cleansel the skin of all impuri- SEALED TENDERS will be CARBORUNDUM WHEELS day, and when once In his lower tho received ties washes away blotches and pim- by the Board of Harbor Commissioners! They hold shape and cut fast; will unfortunate women are taken over ples, leaving the skin as smooth and of tho Territory of Hawaii until 2 P. M. save time and money on ai?y charac- fron Japan to Celobe3, whero the in healthy as that of a child. of Wednesday, September 12, 1911, for of grinding work. human wretch disposes of them in ex- - ter Get a bottle of this wonderful Ec furnishing DIVING OUTFIT. Your Summer Wardrobe change for rhinoceros hides, Ivory and Curo today ,n HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO. zcma and keep lt the Proposal blanks are on file In the coral, realizing considerable profits ij0Use Agents Islands. office of the Superintendent for Hawaiian from the despicable business. For a of Public We know that D. T). D. will do all Works, Capitol Building. at Saving Prices long time the police have been on the ,g lhRt c,aimed fop ,t Tho Board of Harbor lookout lor tins man, uut ins move- Commissioners Wyandotte Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. reserves any ments were so uncertain and Incon- - the right to reject or all The great Washing Soda, used In spicuous that they were unable to tenders. Hospitals and the Home. A DIRIGIBLE OF 1834 MARSTON CAMPBELL. Liberal Installment Terms trace him. The young woman who A dirigible, L'Aigle, was to havo Cheaper than Pearllne. Chairman, Board of Harbor Commis- - was found In such distress at the made a journey from tho Champ de SANITARY STEAM LAUNDRY, quite un sioners. Hanshin terminus, however, Mars on August 17, 1834. The poetic Ladies' Sachs" Building, Phone 1973 expectedly gave the police a clue. She wording of the prospectus is in itself He Beretania St. - SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK- Clothiers mm told the police that her name was Oga- a curiosity and the aerostat also was DAIRYMEN. sawa Sato, and said she was form- HOLDERS. not wanting in interest. It was ?jrty Hawaiian Sugar Company. erly employed at a tea house at Asa-kus- meters long, that is, 130 feet, and fif- - Notice is hereby given that a spe Tokio. There she met Kuri- forty-eigh- teen in width; that is, t feot cial meeting of tho stockholders of USED ON YOUR HERD WILL SAVE moto and an accomplice, Ebara Tai- - nine mcheg. n had tho form of a Hawaiian Sugar Company has been YOU MONEY. chi, of Okayama. These two persuad- - monster Bet fish and was inflated with called and will be held on Monday, ed the girl to leave her situation and ABR. FERNANDEZ & SON. hydrogen. Ser.tember 11, 1911, at 10 o'clock a. m., go with them, and attracted by the mthin was a second envelope, at tho office of tho company, Stangen-wal- d alluring stories they told her, she con-...- . wIth th of numna com. Building, Honolulu, for the pur- how- - sented. On arrival at Kobe, prosse(1 or rflrefled the air for ascend-eve- r, pose of School amending the and the Supplies some conversation HaveYou Read she overhead ,ng or descenHng as the case mny be. transaction of any other business from which she learned lor tne nrst At tle extremities were two great which may bo brought before the INK, PAPER, PENCILS, RULERS, ERASERS AND ALL THE Our in time that she was to be sent abroad. for steering pur-Sh- e Ad the "roucs a nilettes" meeting. STATIONERY NEEDED BY STUDENTS. at once made her escai e from the j,oseg, By order of the President. Morning house, situated in Isogama-dori- , but navi- - There was no motor and the ELMER E PAXTON, being a stranger in Kobe did not machinery ? gators had to work the Secretary Hawaiian Sugar Co. Paper know what to do. In her distress she with hands. The car of wicker their Honolulu, August 29, 1911. Hawaiian News Co. Ltd. spoke to the driver of an electric car was described as a marvel of comfort Phone 1884 at the Tanshin terminus and, as al-- with seats for ten persons. The dirl- - Alexander Young Building Island Investment Co., ready stated, told her sad story to a gible was to have made Its ascent with PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Limited. police officer. the two aeronauts, Messrs. Lenon nnd NOTARY PUBLIC. Acting upon the information thus re- - Edam, who were to have been accom- - I .1 1... 4.1 t ...I.. ceived. the nolice nroceeded to the i"iieu u;ii wjvet,. Airent to grant marriage licenses iin incHnnteil l.v tho vnnnc woman. T1)e prospectus of the 1834 dirigible Loans Negotiated. Real Estate. informed the public the inventor and there arrested Kurimoto, Yama-zak-i that Court, Legal and Commercial Work two years ago PWE cign and the latter's wife. All three had constructed at TOM SHARP 5HARP c C. Brewer & Co. a monster machine, are now being examined by the Kobe Montmarte which O. P. Soares he raised one night far away fnra The Painter LIMITED. police. j Are 'curious eyes to study its capabilities, Room 7, Magoon Building. j but the result was not equal to his E 847 Kaahumanu st. Sugar Factors FLIES FOR RICE. Cor. Merchant and Alakea. Trade Promoters pectatlons. Today, after great Im- - ff AND SEOUL, Aug. 8 For the purpose of provements, the apparatus was ready encouraging sanitary precautions for victorv among the Koreans in South Kyong- - Tnjs Would be achieved in the Honolulu Monument Korea, the authorities have ence or a great concourse of specta- - recently offered to exchange one ho tors and the inventor and his wife, Works Co., Ltd. of rice for the same quantity of flies, with several people, would make the KING STREET NEAR ALAKEA. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS - I Major General Akashl, chief of pol- ascent. Given favorable wind, two rirewood and Coal 3085 E. F. Bishop President lice, and Mr. Yamane, medical ad- - hours would be sufficient for the Jour-vlse- r, PHONE n'an H. - Always Robertson who are on their tour of inspec- ney to London, which is ninety-eigh- t P. O. BOX 491. Best Grades On Hand .... Vice-Preside- Manager W.'W.' North Treasurer I nirhnrrt Ivers Secretary J. R. Gait Auditor I rion r Parter Director Concrete Brick, Crushed C. H. Cooke Director ft. A. Cooke Director Rock and Sand Rowers' Merchant Patrol And Confidential Agency of Reliable Watchmen Furnished. Phone Opportunity 1051, P. O. Box 284. City Head quarters, Club Stables. Eustace-Fec- LIB. Never in the history of the world was there a greater certainty of making money k Go. than huying Panama Government lands at the present time. Price $3.00 down and Phone 2295 63 Queen Street Pau ka liana ?3.00 in four years, WITH NO TAXES TO PAY UNTIL ONE YEAR AFTER FINAL PAYMENT IS MADE. HAS NO RIVAL IN SOAP. The opening of the Panama Canal will, almost in the twinkling of an eye, give this heretofore closed region access to the nnrkcts of the world. In the Province of Chiriqui is a belt of citrus fruit laud whiclr cannot be supassed no NOT on this continent, where oranges ripen in November, and are ready for the market at allow your clothes to he ruined by a time when there is no olher fruit available, and when they will command the high- Great Club Offers amateurs. est price. It is almost a certainty these lands, five years hence, will be worth $1000 an acre, TlieMERCHANTPioneerTAILOR yet today they can be had for $6.00 an acre, for the price of the Government lands Has Had 23 Years' Experience In is all the same. Honolulu. As the amount of citrus fruit land is limited, applications for same should be filed Star CLOTHES CLEANEE, PRES8ED, Hawaiian Garden Island DYED. AT ONCE, and will be filled by the Government in the order received by us. Satisfaction guaranteed. Work call mm .ed for and dellvorcd. BERETANIA AND EMMA STREETS Remember, the title to these lands will come di The Gardea Island, tbe bright, noway paper ot the Kauai, boon In slzo T PHONE 3125. Island of has doubled and Is now rect from the Panama Government a more desirable publlcatlom In every respect than $5 to the purchaser. ever. OL ATT The Hawaiian Star (dally) Is 8.00 and Garden OF ALL DE8CRIPTION8. Island $2.50. Wo ofler both, ono year, for ?9.00; This is worth instant investigation. six months, $4,80. Or, Semi-Weekl- y Star ($2.00) XC. Cyeda and Garden Island ($2.50) will be sent to any ad- 1028 Nuuanu Street. Panama Development Company dress for $3.95. Catton Neill & Co. 216 Mercantile Place Sixth Streets. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Limited Between Fifth and Address: Hawaiian Star, Honolulu. Engineers, Machinists, Blacksmiths and BoIlennakerB. forst class work at reasonable rates. T1IM HAWAIIAN STAR, TUKHDAY. HKPTBMtlWW l, llt.

cotwtrlte; Pranem, thwl Iim only an output of 6,1100.060 tone, Import 1,500,. PEARS L SOUTH E PAC FIG non. If we Mk whence (larniHiiy end ID . i u..a Ulltlllltiul M'tfll tllft 11 ifrnnL miiniiiIIJ.mI.. nto on,., ...... - Cleanliness (Continued from ige nine.) ore for the mirpl of t"lr lro l,ro- - ductlon ovor tltolr own output, wo una 1 S FIGHTS FLIES MOSQUITOES stand In tho first POl 61 Hi would Increase the shop pay rolls on Swedon and Spain to Carried to country Ger- tho Ilarrltnan lines about $7,000,000 pIhco. From tho fonnor annually. many nlone got last yonr JC 2,600,000 2 -- apparatus MANILA. August Although there ored of kerosene can and "Heretofore any Issuo arising with worth or Iron ore, from tho latter An Extreme 'present no chole'-- dipper. The work of oxtormlnntlng 1,000,000 worth. Hut cvon are at definite a machinist, boiler-make- r, blacksmith nearly very mosquitoes which has associat- as Aslntlc Rus- cases In Manila there are several boon or sheet metal workor, was takon up such distant countries care--J ed with uamo of Dr. npponr as suppllors of suspicion cases which are being tho Hanks of tho with the company by his nssoclatos, sia and Algorla You might say this about us buroau of science, was up by customs rolls. fully watched by the officials of tho tnkon and in most cases was adjusted. When Iron oro In tho Gorman Rnerined by lending ; after a visit to our Shorldari Al;ns bureau of health. The officials of this the bureau of honlth whon tho buroau unsuccessful, strlkos of that particu- Worse than that Is the forecast for the of censed to hnvo cnlculiUo'd 'bureau state that It would be well soienco connection lar craft have followod, but these future. A statistician has Street milk dopot. because It Is best. precau- campaign. Dr. how- rapid architects for everybody to observe the with tho Unnks, were not serious onough to cripple that In consoquonce of tho ever, still an advisor, though not Ih tions against cholera as if there real- is the operations of tho proportlos and growth of tho consumption of iron But It Is all necessary If you Inlaid pattern and plain. ly wero some of the cases of this occupied with the actual work of ex- the loading industrial countries their provent them from performing the want to bo dread dtsoase now in tho city. termination. own stock of Iron ore will soon bo ex- assured of absolutely pal-teni- public services for which they wero Lurge mock. J As now organized, Bcllet The first and foromost danger to tho work is san! created. Excopt in a few cases hausted. In tho United States tho pure milk. avoided and watched is tho preva- tary Inspectors arc assigned to thn 1908 was esti- be whore sympathetic strikes wore d production of Iron in supervising Comparo our scientific lence of llios. Those pgsts should be task of the distribution the trouble was confined to tho mated at 16,000,000 tons, In Germany meth- eradicated In every household and of oil over tho pools and ponds of 11,000,000, In Great Britain at 9,000,-00- particular craft and lino on which it at ods with the ordinary baruynra tills can only bo done whore perfect standing wnter. There Is no special originated. in Germany tho production of cleanliness Is preserved and Insisted appropriation for this work but it la trebled within the last twenty you'll "Under the change proposed by tho Iron has and see why It is to your upon. All refuse should be removed enrried on through an arrangement years, and the consumption of iron per federation employes and opposed by immediately and the outhouses and with tho municipal authorities. head of the population, rose within ten Interest to buy milk from Lewsism, tho companies an Issuo raised on a i toilets kept scrupulously clean. Officials who understand the situa- years from 140 to 190 kilogrammes. small system road in Louisiana or Distilled or boiled water should 1)2 tion say that tho complaints about the If goes on, It will, according to Limited Texas might stop all shop work that 'used exclusively. Dishes should ho mosquito nulsanco sometimes heard this statistician, last only ten years throughout the system by, requiring washed In very hot water and no un- from householders is generally with- until all Iron oro In Great Britain Is members to strike in distant Califor- Honolulu cooked food should bo oaten. All out ground as the householders often used up. For Germany ho finds a sup- nia, Oregon, Washington or Nebraska. 177 S. King St. cooked food should bo kept covered in fall to It is tacitly un- ply for thirty years, in tho United To settle tho question the company j orders to protect it from tiles. Plenty derstood that the householder will use Stntes for fifty, in Franco for 700 Dairymen's Involved might have to meet a com-mltte- o of lemonade is recommended as the tho oil on still water about his own years. Wo presume that tho situation representing all of Its crafts- principal drink. And finally, tho promises and In fact that he will re- is not quite ns bad as represented by men, which committee would owe al- grounds and stables should be disin- move such still water where it oc- thlB specialist. In any case, however, legiance to a general committee com- Association fected occasionally with a carbolic curs. Germany and Great Britain have au Consolidated Soda Water posed of all craftsmen of all tho lines acid solution. The culex, or singing mosquito, does urgent interest to preserve their own of the Harrlman system. Phone 1572 Mosquito Campaign. not carry malaria germs. Dut the layers of Iron ore for an emergency Is Absolutely Pure Says Chaos Would Ensue. Just as soon as the weather settles still, diving, stinging variety, ths and get as much as possiblo from "Such nn arrangement would mean tho bureau of health will resume the genus anopheles, must be guarded abroad. But in Spain, as well as In TELEPHONE 2171. chaos, would abridgo or deprive cor- mosquito campaign with the time hon against. Sweden, tho idea seems to gain ground porations of the ability to fulfill the that this valuable mineral ought to bo Y. WO SING CO. duties Imposed upon them by law, and - POET KEELER SEES Madras, February 25-2- Tanjore, reserved for the future Industrial de Vegetables, Eta the officers deliberately so betraying Groceries, Fruits, 6-- 8- - velopment of their own nations. It MUCH IN HONOLULU. Kandy, March Colombo, March would ho universally and their trusts Is to bo feared that under the present Butto: 35c lb.; Fresh Dried FrulU. 9; Port Said, March 14; Cairo, March justly condemned by public opinion. The Colonial circumstances, unless a brake is put 1180-118- 8 Nuuanu Btreet- - Charles Keeler, author of "Idyls of 1.V22; Alexandria, March 23; Athens, "The public nature of the function A Family Hotel where tho E1 on Wilhel- - - on tho out.nnt. tho Spanish dnonslts Telephone 1034. Box 951 Dorado," arrived the March 25, thence through Greece, Sic- of tho railroad corporations has re- superlative Is expressed In will be exhausted after thirty-fiv- e mlna this morning and is already in ily, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, cently most clearly by been defined years and the Swedish ones within a accommodations, service and love with Honolulu. Mr. Keeler is a France and England, tho people in legislation and by the Drink poet . century. It is, therefore, of great im cuisine. of rare ability, as Is shown In! , , court in interpreting the laws. It MAY'S OLD KONA COFFEE, portance to work other layers as soon tho number and quality of his writ- AN EXCITING TRAMP. would he difficult today to find a rail- Best In the Market, as possible. Fortunately largo and ings. He is destined to become rnoro road officer who did not fully recog- Miss Johnson HENRY MAY & CO. A party of the Trail and Mountain rich fields of Iron ore have been dis- noted than Miller and more loved for du- Emma St., above Vineyard club had an tramp yester- - nize the paramount nature of his Phono 1271. I adventurous covered In Lapland on both sides of his nnems thnn Hnrte. to Honolulu1 day ovor the range from Palol valle' ties the public. SB j Mr. Ihn nolnr circle and In the southern Keeler will remain in "These are the reasons why we de- - Governor Frcar being one of those to parts of Morocco. As matters stand. for a week and will give two read- cline to surrender to an irresponsible trln- - up Pa-roo- Central-blat- Ings from his own poems in the ball-mak- o tho The tramp was It Is easily explainable, tho t STEAMER AND CANVAS committee of federated employes, rep- at the Alexander Young Hotel,' ,ol Valley, across the crater, up the der Hutten-un- d Walzwerke, tho ( TRUNKS. resenting a very small portion of the tho first on Thursday and the last onMsh peak Makapuu of Palolo crater organ for the interests of the Ger Sizes 26 to 40 at a big reduction. public trusts confided to us by the first' and from the summit down Into Wai-hal- t man Iron and metal Industry, calls & Monday night. Honolulu Is his entire public." stle Cooke, on a tour of the world, his itlner-- ' manalo over the pall. Only four per- - attention to the fact that the open Chan Kee ary including visits to the East. sons in recent years ever before door In Morocco, tho free access to LIMITED 27 S. far have WORLD'S S.UPPLY OF IRON ORE. Hotel St. In t.I the Iron ore ltlt.n..o.F. passed over this trail, and three of mines to be founded Honolulu, X. ti . Japan, September 23 to 27; there, Is of vital Importance for October them Emll Berndt, Fritz Baerlng and The total output of Iron ore all over the China (Tien Tsln, Pekln, Hankow, A. H. Tarleton were yesterday with future of German Industry. Contin- BA(5)a45fflSQJ'S'S the world Is estimated at about 0 THE CAPITOL CAFE ' $ Nanking, Shanghai), November party headed by Frear, ental Correspondence. Com- the Governor tons. Upward of one-thir- d of Shipping and Manila, November 23-3- Hongkong,1 King St., opp. Young Hotel director of tho club. The others who this enormous figure (30,000,000) is I Decembor Batavla, December 21 SOMETHING DEPENDABLE. I Evervthlna New and Clean. t ' accomplished the trip wero Professor got in the United States; then follow mission Merchants A to January fi, 1912; Singapore, Janu- - ,,., w a. Brvnn. H. nm.llp. Diarrhoea Is always more or loss PRICES, Irwin Germany with 18 per cent, the United FACTORS & POPULAR g nry 7.11; Pcnangi January 13; nan- - prevalent during month. Bo pre- SUGAR and GENERAL Pau, s A H Ford, Chris Jenkins, Kingdom with 14 per cent; so that this INSURANCE AGENTS. , 17-2- , WW!W!WWJWWV5-JWTO-iSUUl- January Calcutta, Janu-- ,,. . ,1 pared for It. n,.mvn r, P.,.,ln nrnu. only 32 per cent falls on all other Chamberlain's Colic, ary 25-2- Darjeeling, January 31 to Representing XXIX4)XZiXZZaiXX)XO countries. But despite their high Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is w z: uenares. euruarv :' prompt and IV) I'enruarv places in tho list of the producers of effectual. It can always Ewa Plantation Co. 7-- Cawnpore,' durinB the worst nart of thelr STEINWAY & 80NS Lucknow, February IB be depended upon is Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd. T iron England and Germany depend, to an' pleasant to ' 10-1- 12-1- uown rope Co. AND OTHER PIANOS. February 1 Agra, February "imo, aim in snaing tins take. Kohala Sugar an always growing extent, on the Im- For sale by all dealers. Ben- Mill Co. PIANO CO. 1G-1- - Eml1 Berndt cut his hands severely. Apokaa Sugar THAYER H Delhi, February Jaipur, Febru- son, Smith & Co., agents for 1GG portation of iron ore from abroad. Hawaii. Fulton Iron Works, of St. Louie. Phono 2313. 19-2- 21-2- Hotel Street. M ary Bombay, February Weston's Centrifugals. I TUNING GUARANTEED England gets about G,500,000, Germany M Murch Tuticurin, March 4; Fine Job Printing. Sta" Office. Babcock & Wilcox Boilers. 4,000,000 tons of iron ore from distant Fine Job Printing, Star Office. Green"s Fuel Economizer. " ' xxxrxxxxxxxxx Matson Navigation Co. 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