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VOL. XVII 1 noNoi.n.r, Hawaii, ifyiMuv. mivkmiikk 7. mm Nil 700

KUHIO'S RE-ELECT- ION DEMOCRATSCONCEDE GENERAL RESULT HERE

HAWAII POLITICALLY IN LIE FINAL FORECAST LAST FORECASTS OF COUNTRY WITH REST TT OF GREAT BATTLE GREAT REFORM MOVEMENT i w . he Republican party in Hawaii "This is the most striking example OF TO 0RR0W Jiag fait the 'Progressive movement thoro is of the great strongth of the juBt as elsewhere," said Chairman A. revived Republican party. It is tho (Special Cable to The Star.) C. Atkinson ot the Republican Ter- L. saino in Hawaii. We have had our "It looks to me like a Democratic victory, unless the Republicans flood ritorial Central committee. "It is a WASHINGTON, D. 7. Close tomor-Insurgen- revolts, our party quarrel and the county with money. I understand that vast sums will be used to defeat C, November contests are expectod men within the internal row In many .movement for better our ticket. As far as size up the situation, we have victory In sight Congressional districts. in thn Republican party Is months ago it looked to our strenuous fight for better men on lcan situation party. Six now." G. J. McCarthy, chairman of the Democratic county committee. complicating the and making estimates difficult. many if the within the party the party ticket. As elsewhere, the as revolt "I rely, In the few cases where there Is a close contest, on a great slump The Democrats are claiming all the doubtful states. They claim Now in many states was going to Hono- by 160,000 ranks Insurgents and progressives in of popular sentiment towards the Republican party generally. As we have York plurality for Dix for Governor. Tho Republicans claim produce such a split that the Demo- lulu won their battle. They named a most offices entirely beyond contest, i. therefore loqk for a clean sweep. The Stimson's election by 110,000. crats would win. But the result-showe- d betting beter ticket than their party ever Republican party has so completely satisfied the demands of the people for The today in New York is threo to one In favor of Dix. Republicans doing their own New the named before. a good ticket, that the people are going to support it." A. L. C. Atkinson, In Jorsoy the chances favor Wilson, the Democratic candidate, for housccleahing, and united again upon - inis question of better men con- chairman of the Republican campaign committee. governor. men whom the best elements in tho in poll trols today tuo national spirit Ohio, Indiana nnd Masachusetts, which have been strenuous battlq-claime- d party can support. tIoB( jioro than the tariff or other lt grounds Tho campaign of 1910 in Hawaii strongest with regard to Jarrett and throughout the campaign, uro by both parties. over the United States this sues, the one great issue of getting Reports to President by mem closes tonight with Republican success Rose. Taft hers of his cabinet who have been movement has been spreading. It Is better men In politics dominates the cnmpnlgning in various states, Indicate Republican victory. The supervisorial con- a a sort of moral awakening. Some say whole United States, including H- regarded as practically certain as far ticket is In a dition of chaos, as as SAN FRANCISCO, November 7. The betting on tomorrow's olcatlon alt is due to the influence of Roosevelt, wail. I feel that In this proposition as the dclegato to Congress is con- far forecasts are concerned. It Is conceded that thero favors Hiram Johnson, Republican In surgont candidate for governor. some say It was Btlrred up by tho Hawaii Is well In line with the rest of cerned, arc doubts as to but there the Is going to be a of 'muckrakers but. all agree that It has the country, and was well In line when lot scratching on local tickets, and some of the legis both sides. Pe- swept the country and made almost a we had our primaries. Just as In The Democrats claim lative. As as delegate to Con- as new Republican party. Wisconsin and other insurgent states, far the tri a certainty, and some Republi- gress betting, which cans concede, his election, while many "Tho most striking example Is In we had as our biggqst issue getting a is concerned, the DR. CRIPPEN say that McClellan will also be re- great state of Wisconsin, where good ticket nominated and on that Is usually regarded as a strong Indica- the turned. Tho Republican candidates Senator La Follette Is the leader. His issue the progressives swept every- - tion of the probabilities, is over- n are worrying about which of showlng of how strong tho new Re-- thing before them. The party concen-publica- whelmingly in favor ot Kalanianaole. their number will bo beaten by success- party is, is without a parallel, trated on that, and It has a good ticket On Saturday money was freely offered the ful Democrat or Democrats. for he has practically swept the De- in tho Held. That is why I look for a at two to one that he would be GETS RESPITE A clean sweep of the Fourth dis- mocratic party out ot existence. Un- Republican clean sweep in Hawaii to- and no one appeared to take up the trict Representative ticket Is naturally tho laws of that state aparty has morrow. bets.. Today, three to one. can be ob- (Associated Press Cable to der looked for by the Republicans, and The Star.) no right on the official ballots unless "The simple fact of the matter Is tained in considerable sums, but as most Democrats admit that tho Repub-llcanA'-'ulf- c' Is able in the primaries to poll that the Republicans here have met far as can be learned there is no one LONDON, November 7. The execution it safe in this' forecast. In of Dr. Crippen for murder twenty-fiv- e per cent ot the vote. With the main, demands of tho people, willing to back the chances of has' been postponed '2:i, the Fifth the Republicans also expect until November as a result of his appeal. The La Follette leading the new Republl- - which is a demand for better men in legal requirement of delay after tin appeal is the cause execu to elect their men, but hero the De- of the can party, the Democrats of Wisconsin politics, hotter public officials, Tho Mcuandless nevertheless this morn- tion being postponed. The mocrats are contesting. Tills ticket law requires that further time be allowed failed to poll twenty-fiv- e per cent of people, in tho natural course of ing expressed his confidence In his to it the denial will furnish the best test of how far defendant after of an appeal. the vote, and they are not even In the events will respond by supporting the chances. "I feel lino at the conclusion party lines are voted on, and if there. field at all. Republicans." . ' of the campaign," he said at the head- is a big Democratic gain In general quarters. "We have made a good the vote, the results as t repregtuatlves fight and I It has been a winning PORTLAND WIN think will show it. fight." best Though David Kalauokalanl, Sr., Is Col. McCarthy, Democratic county FORECASTS OF RESULTS FROM expected to run ahead of his ticket, chairman, repeated his prognostica- PORTLAND, Or., November 7. The Portland team has ,wqn the the Republican senatorial ticket on championship of the Pacific Coast Haseball League. tions of Democratic . victory. The this Island is generally regarded as , colonel openly deprecated a personal HAWAII MAO safe. As far as tho Senate Is concern- OF AND attack on County Attorney John W. TROUP.LE PEAKED IN WALES. ed, the Democrats are not supporting 7. SIS Cathcart, In the Democratic mushroom LONDON, November Forces of cavalry are. ready toaid the their own ticket, most of them regard- dally, which attack according to some police to preserve order in the coal strike in South Wales. Thcreare ing the choices of the McCandless con- reports was likely to lead to libel pro- thirty thousand strikers out now, and serious rioting is threatened. (Special to The Star.) His party seems to realize the fact vention, generally speaking, as Impos- --: ceedings. McCarthy said he didn't HILO, November 5. The political that he Is little more than a figurehead sible. ,It Is said that a lot of tl3 excep- chance winning. approve It and wouldn't have allowed campaign is now over, with the and that he has no of defected votes will go to Kalauoka- DOVER, England, November 7. The German steamer Practically all the support that he MtR publication had he seen it before It Pruessen tion of a few speeches which will be lanl. is on the rocks at South Foreland and will probably be a total loss. made In this city on Monday night, loses will go to the Republican can- was printed the Republicans meeting at the Hilo didate. At tho Republican headquarters feeling success. Armory and the Home Rulers at Moo-liea-u Contrary to wireless dispatches there was a strong of except as to ParK. Everything seems to point which have "been sent to the Adver- The leaders think that, IS SUPPORTING KUH1Q a victory, is expected that Kuhlo's gains the supervisorial ticket and possibly jut I ORE! us a rule to Repubjlcan tiser, it though It will by no means be a land- will come In West Hawaii, where he of county offices, they have the has always been weak before. On victory won. They regard the legis- mi (Wireless to The Star ) vote for Kalanianaole. slide. hardly The island of Hawaii seems certain East Hawaii his gain is not expected lature as safe, and the delegate HILO, November 7. Charles Not- Thero Is a general Impression hero to give Kuhlo a much larger majority to amount to much; but Kona and Kau, any longer an issue. Kuhlo'flas com- ley, Jc, Home Rule candidate for that Kuhlo is very strong and that a op- year than In the past. Estimates especially the latter, will fatten his pletely turned the tables on his majority of tho county ticket will he this carry delegate to Congress, Is speaking for vary in this regard, however, and some majority greatly on account of the ponent. It Is claimed, and will Republican. The supervisors are all will suf- Delogate Kuhlo around this Island. He claim that the'Delegate will run over results of tne recent land law amend- all tho Islands. That McCandless Honolulu's bachelor fraternity In doubt. be beaten much worse this time than fers a heavy bereavement today. has practically abandoned efforts to COO beyond the majority of 400 which ments. ill promoter-genera- make a campaign and is lie received in 1908, while more con- For sheriff, which Is by far the most lust is the strong opinion of all the "Sunny Jim," the l to Republican servative figures give his increase at important of the county offices, Sam Republican leaders, aid the Demo- and Prince of Shrlners, has been mar- urging voters elect the 000X0XOCKXCX0 ac- candidate. This is expected to result about 200 to 300. Notley, who was Pua, the present Incumbent and a Re crats do not oppose this view. ried in Tacoma If everything has poll- who success- with of Saturday. in a big loss in tho Home Rulo voto second to Kuhlo two years ago, publican, Is practically assured of elec- Democrats claim other corded his Intention - any u corresponding increase in tho o Fall Fashions- ing 921 votes to Kuhlo's 1258 and Mc- tion. He has the support of the De- es do not claim that Link has James S. McCandless cabled to his and county and Candless' 803, will lose very badly. mocrats and of many Home Rulers, chance. Tho candidates brother John A. from Tacoma on Sat as against Keolanul, who was his pre- - the county machine is not working for urday In the following Joyful strains: decessor In office. For County Attor him. Link Is abandoned by his own , "Engaged for life marriage takes ney, W. H. Iieers, also Republican, partly, and is playing a hopeless lone place on Monday home Wllhelnilna." seems to have an easy victory In sight, hand. The county candidates and His relatives are left to surmise the thought his Democratic opponent, H. their friends are working very strenu identity of tho bride, but If their guess Irwin, made a hard fight for election ously to win local offices, but they are Is correct Honolulu society may pre not doing anything for McCandless pare to receive a most charming ac (Continued on pagohree.) It can be safely stated that a not In quisition when the Wllhelmina arrives. considerable proportion of the Demo- In the meantime, congratulations to DO IT NOW. cratic workers are knifing McCand- "Sunny Jim" McCandless. Now Is tne time to get fid ci your less. With tho manager of tho Demol rheumatism, in fully nine cases out cratlc county cnmpalgn openly against NEW K1CE MILL. Insurance ten the attack is simply rheumat- him. this, say the Republicans, Is to of Tho IC. Yamamoio Rico Mill Is' the to or Good Companies ism of tho muscles due cold be expected. largest as well as the finest In the damp, or chronic rheumatism, nei- The hard contests of the last hours Islands. All machinery is of tho very Treatment require any Internal supervisor-ship- s Courteous ther of which of the campaign aside from latest pattern. The famous Tengu Just try many new styles to treatment. The free application of Cox vs, are Shingle vs. Trent, Wee. is cleaned at this mill. With tho choose from. Chamberlain's Pain Halm is certain .Tarrett and Lane vs. t ern. A hot of large cleaning capacity they uro able quick Try it. For sale out-sid- to givo .rellof. a thousand dollars, even money, was to handle considerable e parti- Smith & Co., by all dealers, Denson, reported this morning on Lane, Demo- cular work which they guarantee. In Americas agents for Hawaii. All cratic backers of Fern quickly cover- wager. THE EMPIRE THEATER, SACHS' SNAPPY 8ALE. ing a Republican offer of the Republicans generally are much POWDER jilaqulacturers' negjnning - Monday there will bo Manager Ovorend has engaged Shingle over snappv bargains, in Bedspreads, Linen more confident over than staton, tho celebrated cartoonist, for Absolutely confidently Pure snoe'eo., Lid. and Turkish Towels at Sachs. Every Cox or Lane, though It is a season at tho Empire theater, Tho only baking powder thrifty houso-wr- o will be greatly ed predicted that Lane will win. Tho this evening. Pollard will Hawaiian Trust can- mado from Royal Grapo in these- bargains. hardest fight of nil is that of tho also begin his last week there tonight. - de- Oroam 1051 Fort St., Honolulu Company, Limited didate for sheriff, together with of Tartar 623 Fort 8treet. Fine Job Printing, Star Office. puty, and the Democratic claims are Fine Job Printing, 3tar Office. 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ITMldtat en It: l:M l.ftl th:Mtil Mm )nmr9 lit a Arrives In Honolulu a week In ndvnnea ot U. i. Una steamer reule at Kolim by tha NaaaH. mm at AmH. Geo. II. Robefltot la Sydney. ii it m tm 111 ft ) 6:11 Tha llklwla brwigNt In Ota feilaw. Vlee par ) President Managtr S lit Ritual mbL HATES from Honolulu to San Francisco First Claw, $05 Round IK imaMHittart: Mm. Karrati, It. II. I' W. W. North ' o.n 8JM Treaaurtr Crip, $110. Family Room, extra. it, ii lit AsMtailttlR iii Oray, J. U. Dole, J. H. HhiiU A. C. Rlohard Iver vwlMf BeeroUry A.M. '. M. ts the fail that the ewxar bat J- Reservations will not bo held later han twenty-fou- r hours prior to tuo llauiiiganleii, J. llnunlaln, J. C. Axtftl, - & 0ft,t - 1.4 U ft? ?:1l 2:4 Auditor- advertised Bailing time unless tickets are paid for In full. ?? Itil8 Mrs. MakHhlwa and child, Mlm Oco. n. Garter lie left MUHtry , Director KHlelkiu, Mini M. Mailt, the aw) wlihas us to Times of the tide are taken from Mm. uml, a II. Cooke Director John Fwrflge, Chaa. Ayal, J. iindn, S. . A. PARTICULAR, APPLY TO tho U. 8. Coast ana Geodetic Surrey Cooke Dirtctor FOR YHiimtuki and H. ifflXe a HHlak sale Onfih r Install tables. The tides nt Kahulul and Tallant. Thare wn llllo occur about ono also cluht JaMiiee, four HrwhIIhus, hour earlier merits. Tfic dmerlcan Opilcai (G than at Honolulu. Honolulu HHveii Portiigiina and one ChlnaM. Intitnlnrs at wr emoo. Parlors & Co., Ltd. standard M. DENYER. Brewer The MlkaliRla had the following time Is 10 hours 30 minutes slower eoientinofllly GENERAL AGENTS. 17 cases honey, 19 bales of We have alse a bargbln reB and than Greenwloh time, being that of rarifo: t,00 on glasses wool, five liend of cHtle, 10 calves, 60 fitted. Sneolal tha tho meridian of 157 degrees 30 mlns, first month. lambs, two horses, one jackass, 180 Kalakaua Avenue The time whistle blowB at 1:30 p.m Come nt once. Don't pigs, 12 boxes of chickens, four boxes iinw which !b the same as Greenwich 114G Alakea Street! Go of eggs, ten bugs potatoes, 61 bags Canadian-Australi- an Royal Mail Steamship hours 0 minutes. Tho sun and of corn and 201 packages moon are for local time for the whole of sundries. group. The Kinau which arrived Saturday from Kauai ports had the following MMnn.ni nf th ahoTB line runnlnit In connection with the CANADIAN rargo on board: 900 lmgs K. A. su Office, Corner Mer- pacific RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, gnr, 300 bags rlco, and nftyu packages CookW and Q. ft, 8. W., and calling kt Victoria, B. C, Honolulu Brltbant. of sundries. She reports 1500 bags ITU chant and Fort Sts. - Cj- bh. FOR FIJI AND AU8TRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER. wmypniig ill X (JIT ft sugar waiting shipment. Heavy rains j oast MAKURA NOVEMBER 11 ZEALANDl'A NOV. and south winds were experienc Honolulu, T. H. DECEMBER ed on tho outward trip and moderate ZEALANDIA DECEMBER 9 MOANA (Government vessels.) weather on Inward. The schooner Sa- - 'Calls at Vanning Island. U. S. L. 11. Rmpire T. Kukul, from cruise, loin Is1 expected to loavo Eieele today, Chop Bouse August 19. (Lately Palace Grill.) pap.-- . " Tho Klnau's passongors Included U. S. R C. Thetis, Betbol SL Opp. Emnlro Theatra. from cruisoL Sent. F. h. Booth, II. H. Stunrt, Miss HI- - 6. Open Day and Night, Culslno CALLING AT SUVA, FIJI, ON BOTH UP AND DOWN VOYAGES. cock, Miss Graham, Mrs. Stoddart, G. Unsur Asamn, Jap. cruiser, Your business will bo benefited passed. from Yokosu Tlilolon, A. F. Meinvlollo, Sister Al BL ka. Nov 2. BEST Thdo, Davies & Co., Ltd.Ge'l Agents bortlnn, II. lendorson, R. P. Quarles, If you use tho MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Kasagl Jap. cruiser, from Yokosukn. D. Aveiro. Mow Kee, seventeen Japa NOV 2. nofce, throe Chinese, two Hawallnns. W I R E L E 8 8. BO LTD Merchant vessels. The Heiene arrived yesterday with Sill Kid Co. Hcrzogin Cecllie, Gcr. sp. 1 Pacific Mail Steamship from 75 head of Parker Ranch cattle, one Leith, Oct. 7. horso, ton empty gas drums nnd three OHINE8B NEWSPAPER Ethel Zanc, Am. S. Co. sclir. from Hilo, Oct. packages of sundries from Lanal PUBLISHING AND Toyo Kisen Kaisha S. 13. and Hawaii ports. JOJ PJWNT1NQ. Mexican, An. str. from Oct, Seattle, The Maui arrived yesterday from Companies will Call at HONOLULU and Leava I. Wo. 41 Cor, of Smith and Hotel Bteamera of the above Hawaii with Mrs. J. S. Grote and son Ita. Dates mentioned below: Hongkong Maru, Jap. - B this Port on or about the str. from Man- and T. J. Driver on board. Her cargo EFO RE HONOLULU FOR ORIENT. LEAVE HONOLULU FOR S. F. zanillo, Oct 30. CONSOLIDATED LEAVE included 500 bricks. 184 sacks of tof SDDfl WHTEB 8 SIBERIA NOV. i2 TENYO MARU NOV. PROJECTED DEPARTURES fee, 1G packages of merchandise and 14 , NOV. 19 taking policy KOREA NOV. CHINA For San Francisco. ono dog. Strong trade winds and a of life Is Absolutely Pure 29 NOV. 20 NIPPON MARU NOV. MANCHURIA Wilhelmina, M. N. Co., November choppy sea were experienced both insurance in any other DEC. 5 CHIYO MARU DEC. 3 EE SIBERIA ways. Tiie schooner Mol Wahlne was company ask to see DEC. 12 DEC. 10 the TELEPHONE 2171. CHINA ASIA Siberia, P. M, C,, November 12. Honoipu I. DEC. 19 DEC. 24 at when tuo Maui passed MANCHURIA MONGOLIA China, P. M. Co., November 19. CONTRACT if DEC. 27 TENYO MARU DEC. 31 there. CHIYO MARU Lurline, M. N. Co., November 22, 1911. 1911. The Canadian Australian steamer - IN THE - Sierra, O. S. S. Co., November 23. Good Display ASIA JAN. 3 KOREA JAN. 7 Zoalandia is due to arrive at G:30 to MancHuria, P. M, Co., November 2G, New England Mutual . NIPPON MARU JAN. 21 morrow morning from Australia via For Vancouver. Visit our store and note the elegawi SIBERIA ....JAN. 2? Suva. She will sail ut four p. m. for Com- - display i., Zealandln, C.-- R. M. Insurance of curios, novelties, .' CHINA FEB. 4 S., Novem Vancouver. Eighteen passengers have drawn and ber 8. ' hand embroidered work. . MANCHURIA FEB. 11 already booked to Join the vessel here, pany Of Boston, Mass. Moana, C.-- R. M. S., Dec. 7. iz., C. McLennan, Miss McLennan, r a. i For Fiji and Australia. Mrs. E. B. Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Makura, C. R. R. and compare the many M. S November Mclver .Mrs. A. M. Mclver, the two s Exchange i' i7' FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO 11. advantages it offers Misses Mclver, Miss A. Coppln, Miss WE INVITE Moana, C. A.' R. M S December with those of INSPECTION OF OUR GOODS H. BACKFELP & Coppin, .Miss R. Opitz, Mrs. A. J. other CO. Stern, Mrs. H. Hutchlns, Miss Turner, companies lit For China and Japan. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. G. Brown, H. Alber K. FUKURODA Tenyo Maru, T. K. IC, Novemler to, and four in the steerage. The Zea-land- Hotel 8 near Nuuanu. Honolulu Matson Navigation Cos Schedule, 1910 will load about fifty tons of SAN Cooke, Lid, DIRECT SERVICE BETWEEN FRANCI8CO AND HONOLULU. . Korea, P. M. S. S. Co., Nov. 14. cargo before leaving. I Me , Nippon Maru, T. K. K., Nov. 29. Tho following wireless has been re GENERAL AGENTS Arrive from San Francisco Sail for San Francisco. INTER-ISLAN- VESSELS. ceived from S. S. Lurllne by Castle FIRE INSHNCE Wllhelmma November 1 Wlihelmlna November 9 For Hilo' and Hawaii Ports. Cooke, Ltd.: "November G, 9:30 p. Mauna Kea, I.-- I. N. ATLAS Lurllne November 9 Lurllne November 15 S. Co., Every 722 miles from Honolulu. Light ASSURANCE COMPANY OP Wlihelmlna November 29 Wilhelmina December 7 Tuesday. W. wind, smooth sea. For Hono Mlkahala, every Tuesday, lulu 37G4 tons cargo, 13 automobiles, 24 TOO MUCH stress cannot be NTW YORK For Kauai Ports. laid on the Importance UNDERWRITERS S. S. Haydes of this Ime sails from Seattle for Honolulu direct on or passengers, G4 sacks mail. For Kahu- of having AGENCY. W. . Hall, I.-- I. S N. Co., Every lul, 919 tons cargo. Will Wed- your eyes fitted with proper .about November 13. Thursday. arrive PROVIDENCE WASHINTOniM nesday morning." glasses. IN- - I.-- SURANCE S. S. Nevadan of this line sails from San Francisco for Honolulu direct Kinau, I. S. N. Co., Every S. E. LUCAS - - - Optician COMPANY. on November 12th, 1910. Tuesday. Masonic Temple, Alakea St. Ilit B, F, For Maui and Hawaii Ollllngfiam Co,, Lid', CASTLE & COOKE LTD. zrz-.- :? GENERAL AGENT8. Ports. Ciaudinc, I.-- I. S. N. Co., Everv General Agents for Hawaii. ''I Friday. Fourth MADE Drink Floor, Stangenwald Building American-Hawaiia- Kau and Kona ports. n MAY'S OLD Steamship Co. Mauna Loa, I.- -I S. N. Co., alter- KONA COFFEE. nate Tuesdays and Fridays. Best In the Market Sows Special salve For Plies FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU, via Tehuantepec, every shctfi TRANSPORT SERVICE. HENRY MAY & CO. ay. Freight received at all times at the Company's Wharr, 41st Street, AM) U. S. A. T. Sheridan at San WELL Phone. 1274. Vindi6eesoI tho human race Couth Brooklyn. Prepared by FROM SEATTLE OR TACOMA TO HONOLULU DIRECT: U. S. A, T. -- OIVTITA. Dix, at San Francisco. G.Secret Salve S. S. Mlssourian to sail 28 Specialist October Francisco. VWW". No. 10 King 8t S. S. Columbian to sail November 9 V. .V.VJWA lIonolnln.T.H. U. S. A T. Sherman, en route to STRONG S. S. Alaskan to sail November 21 , S CHRISTMAS CARDS, Manila For further Information apply to U. S. A. T. Buford, at San Francisco, 5 'Dainty Stickers to secure By Lydia E. tho TerrKorial Board H. HACKFELD & Cp, LTD, Agents, Honolulu. " U. S. A. T. Thomas at San Fran, Pinkham's j, packages. C P. MORSE, General Freight Agent. cisco. Vegetable Compound A. B. ARLEIGH & of Immlgratloq llardstown, Kv. suffered from CO., LTD. "I OFriCH: 40S StangenwaTd UNION PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.'S ulceration and otnerfemiilo troubles for Hotel, opp. Union. BIdfc a long time. Doc- HONOLULU. New Telephone Number Is tors had failed to ippiiras help me. Lydia E. "asvav.v.'.v.ww.va5 exsf Pinkha m's v egeta-bl- e No carco will be received by the Compound: was Honolulu Exper winnow Absolute Reliability in Handling Baggage, Moving Furniture, Pianos, Inter-Islan- d steamers tomorrow. The recommended, and I decided to try it. Wo do all kinds of Work, 'scrub- etc. WOOD AND COAL. STORAGE. following boats are duo to leave: It cured my trouble bing, Woodwork Washing and KING STREET, NEXT TO ALEX. YOUNG HOTEL. Kinau at five o'clock Tuesday for and made me well take 9 off Paint, Plaster or Varnish from a Nawillwlli, Koloa aud Ahukini. and stronp, so that Glass. can do all myown Mlkahala for Hawaii, Molokai and I We do quick work." Mrs. Jos-Ei'i- i 9 work under guarantee Lanai ports, Tuesday five o'clock. Hall, Jlards of satisfaction and will be responsible Mauna t,oa for lvona and Kau. ports town. Kv. for any breakage or damage. Tuesday at noon. Another "Woiar.n Cured. Drop postal to L. Steinberg, Christiana, Teun. ' I suffered from Queen street. 41T Heleno for Koholalele, Kukaiau, Oo-kal- a the worst form of female trouble so Firewood Coal Laupahoehoo and and Papaaloa, Tues- times that at I thought I could not 1 day at noon. live, and my nerves were in a dreadful 3! jjj HEW PHONE Best Grades Always On Hand, Wallole for Honokaa, condition. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- TOM SHARP ' Kiikuihaele table Compound cured me, and made Sharp and Paauhau, Tuesday at noon. me feel like a different woman. Lydia The Sign I Noeau for Kealia, Kalihiwai, Klla-ue- a, E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 'a Pain ter Hanalel and Wainlha, Wednesday worth its weight in gold to suffering Are ... women." Mahy at five Mits. Wood.R.F.D.3. 1697 Concrete Brick, Crushed o'clock. If you belong to that countless army Elite Building Trade Promoters S The following passengers have book- of women who suffer from some form P ed to leavo by the Mauna Loa: Mrs. of female ills, don't hesitate to try Lydia E. Com-poun- Rock and Sand L. Akul, C. Arneman, Mr, and Mrs. A. Pinkham's Vegetable made from roots and herb3. 'j0 i a Grandhommo, James Ako. Mrs. C. Mc- For thirty years this famous remedy Rustproof Woven Wire Mattresses Lennan, A. Shepherd, U Chong, C. W, has been tho standard for all forms of Ashford, Mrs. Tim Birch and two female ills, and has cured thousands of Of most excellent manufacture. Nolselesa. Satisfaction cuar-antee- d. children. women who have been troubled with bucU ailments as displacements, fibroid Furniture, Iron Beds and Mattresses. LTD. A. F. Judd Is boked to leave by the tumors, ulceration, inflammnttnn If. Hustace-Pec- k Go. Mlkahala. I regularities, backache, nnd nervous I prostration. 63 Queen Street ' HONOLULU WIRE BED Phone 2295 terday with two saloon passengers, 1011 CO., LTD., Messrs. Stoddart and F. Argehend, 20 Its free and always UclufuJ. Kapiolani Block Cor. King and Alakea Sts. t. tit

AMUSEMENT, HtWLlK TtWrtHAttftHT. to up tlw I ?m Wwftwr kmmmt ihum THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY rlati Hi'imWail tttttr ' r vta tummtmrrt y M Tti Um NtMHw Attw W lount) r rrrln for Tfct it tit tt Marts. i HHMii tlnnliia from itf"f" cmmmmf laiHl rwMttll Uagw, tt nM It Ifc-n- JEffipirc Theater4 mi. in roMuiMlftf rttt br MIT iwtflt In Thp tmi-m- t tliln (twain, baa IwM ittttJsi ttt SHOULD NOT BE SUPPORTED flKlH tame will Iw laMt an atoMa tiptt, I Hi (tin lni Hotel Stroot trfcMi "(!' ('iiitii will wl tli' ln I'ln i..t, I'rtatln. Mar Offli Bern of fstardat ' match Vin ,l.it PrintlM. tttr OiU MM. JMMI A. Htahis ioai- - as fol in mm nt the An an rtc; or bow NEW VAUDEVILLE AMTI8T8 PROM wmt M tin lUftMliar. iall at lol mil this Terrlni he del eloped alons ma Mall. traditional AniwHian llnra, unlc wt THE OOLONIES, gt Amtrti-an- or the material from In this territory "T)f It m hwh which they ar made? Tti will ilMM' ttit fuel UiMt tMajar ana" la- - M4t br Doworrtta that the planter! Um f Um ilttttwtte mri eoatrol Itenublh an Admission 1U, 10, Be. m art manuals tsxrttm'a the jirMfwrllr- - MIh mt t trtrr tm trt) la false. Whatever domination SHAW & SEVILLE tutu ?Ufctml hart this avmlH. dlrtct-l- r tkr nay have hail In the nit they r Imilrvctlr dtrlvt thalr Ihomm have Hot tot today and they no more - fflplr ThAfltfir I rum augur, mid yt from Multta to osntrol the ttonuhllran arty than so- j California damocracy It In nrmi eMllau control thr Ueinocratl) party. against sugar, h prtMetd IndHtU-r- ; "I am a KeMbllcan hut I am neither NEW MONUMENT WORKS whlln. litre their light It against la- a planter nor a planter's man. With Harney & Haynes bor, dtlMH Immigration. The tar- - the IteptihlltMn erty I stand firmly King Street Near Alakca Honolulu dlnal principle of Democracy It frw for cIUmu Immigration beunuse to me ... Alberta trade modllled by Deinooratt Into the it seems the only remedy nt haud to Magician. ineAnliiglaee legend of tnrlft for re- save us from becoming Orientalised. venue only, but call 11 by any name "Aa an American I am for citizen beg leave to state that we have installed Immigration I believe It will Brown & Wilmot you will, Its vicious meaning It still because WE First-Cla-ss 1 . ... , I 1 by IIB III .1.1.HUB n.nMl,iir a Shop, equipped with the and the tame that It, the imteage a UtfVtflt!r lliHUIJ i MOTION PICTURE8. vlclorlout Democracy of a tariff law along traditional American lines, for latest pneumatic tools by compressed air, that would ruin all your Industries, overy white man who gains a foot- run for Into the vortex formed by sinking hold here will eventually raise the for cutting, carving and lettering monuments. plantation would be drawn every standards or American citizenship Novelty Theater butlnett of note In the Territory. higher wages, better homes und We have a large stock of monuments on hand, Cor. Nuuanu and 1'auaUl Sts. "It nlso moans tho opening of our healthier lives. Immigration books of designs select . am for assisted and to from. With THE MA8COTTE 8I8TER8. ports and markets to the manufactured "I our Acrobatic Song and Dance. products of tho paupor labor of Eu- 1 bellove that in the not far first-clas- s rope nnd Asia and tho conBoquont low distant future it will bo tho means of modern equipment we can give you ; STANLEY GEO. W. ering of living standards. Evory In bringing about the dividing up nnd Artist. work. Character telligent Amorlcan knows that Demo- parceling out of our Immense sugar WISE AND MILTON cracy unmasked Is froo trade. Kroo estates amongst the children of tho Call or write, and be convinced of Quality, Premier Fun Makers. trade for us would bo free sugar and soil. Tho President of the United gone :and: free sugar would bo ruin. Sugar Is to States has said so. His edict has Prices and Workmanship. We can serve you these islands what tho heart is to the forth, that undor our flag baronial LATEST MOTION PICTURES. system. Sugar Is tho founda- - tatos manned by coollo labor must the best. tlon on which our prosperity depends, glvo way to American farmers and Y. WO SING CO. Destroy It without giving us an equl- - Amorlcan homos. j Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc. valont to replaco It, nnd overy bust- - "And I am for assisted Immigration save us Butter 35c lb.; Fresh Dried Fruits. ness here would tumble like a house because It will alono from of cards. government by commission as a study 1180-118- 8 Nuuanu Street Wash-Immigrati- "In tholr attitude towards European of birth statistics will show. Box 952 De- - Immigration hero & Telephone 1034. for tho Territory, the Ington wants citizen SHAW SEVILLE mocrats are not only stultifying thorn-solve- s not Filipinos, nor Porto Hlcans, and but they have reached the acme other plantation coolies, but Immigra- of demagoguery. They oppose protec- tion of the kind that will build hero Woodlawn tion because It oniicllos the trusts nnd an Amorlcan statd with American yet undor a protective policy we have laws and institutions. MANOA VALLEY. grown to be tho wealthiest and great- "As hero proved, the Democratic See CHA8. 8. DE8KY. est country on earth. They oppose party, at this time, In its national and European Immigration, because they local policy, is subversive of every P A want odlce, and yet how can this ter- aspiration we have for future progress All Kinds WrappingPKRPapers and ritory advance, without brawn and and Is opposed to every method wo Twines, Printing and Writing Papers. brains such as can only come from urgo for prosperity and advancement. American-Hawaiia- n Paper & Supply nn Infusion of new blood? How can For these very sufficient' reasons It Co., Ltd. wo shake off tho alien incubus that Is should receive neither support nor en- Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu, submerging Americanism and Ameri- couragement from the electors of tho phono 1410. Geo. G. Guild Gen, Mgr. can ideals, unless we open our doors Territory."

support their own men in such a de- New rand , FORECASTS gree. Kanlho will not', however, be as strong as he was two years ago, Exclusive (Continued from Fag One.) when ho ran far nhcad or all others. ' M. IC. Makokau, Republican, and Julian two years ago came 114 DESIGNS IN and within Yates, Homo good ' Ruler' look for the votes of election. In tho contest then, other two places. . however, Irwin had tho Democratic To say who will bo the two super- nomination and the Republican gup-- ' visors elected from North and South port, as against tho late Charles Wil- HIlo is a complete puzzle. Lewis and Paper liams, the Home Rule candidate. This Austin, Republicans, Keakl, Democrat, year Irwin Is being most bitterly and Todd, Home Ruler, seem to bo fought by tho Republicans on tho strong men. Pacheco, Todd's running ground that ho Is a JlcCandless sup- mate on the Home Rulo ticket, will Our stock consists of tho porter, though 'as a matter of fact he take many Portuguese votes, which For 9 Days Only latest Ideas In Wall Paper and Is against McCnndless and his attitude i should hurt the Republicans badly. on immigration. His damage comes the paper Is shown on specially Still Lewis and Austin may be able to V constructed flacks permitting from the fact that like Trent on Oahu, pull through. Norman Lyman is a he has failed to take such a position The pentcst .salo in the history of Honolulu, of high grade Clothing, Furnishings, Huts, tho different effects to be fully certainty from Pnnn, though It Is ru- before tho public. mored that he expects to leave the immn, uiiuuim..i,4,1mira viuiiuk, uic. Ji.uitii me $llU,WlMi HlOCli 01 XVjI'j t.llAoM VU WWV- - appreciated. chitmlise must he sold in 10 days tit prices ..II .. i ! ! c...i John K. Kal, Republican and tho islands before his term of office that uuij un (j(illlii;m lull, uuy I lining FNUliruill. present county clerk, will probably .November 5th, at U a. in. W atch and wait for the mos modern and mighty merchandise Hamakua Is rather mixed up. event. get a good plurality. Archie Hapal, Pritchard tho Republican candidate Is who resigned as deputy county clerk said to have worked against the Re- a few weeks ago, will get the solid publican candidate for sheriff, which Cooke, Home Rule support In tho country dis- will weaken him and Purdy, Home REMEMBER THE GREAT SALE START- Lewers& tricts, biit no more, while David Ewa-lik- Ruler, may be elected. Henry Beck-ley- , LIMITED. a clerk In Kal's office and the a son of the late Admiral Beckley, ED IS Democratic candidate, Is hopelessly seems to havo a good chance In Ko-hal- SATURDAY AND NOW ON. 177 S. King St. beaten, mainly through his arrogance In Kau there will be a light to bona-fid- e In was would 1-- asserting that he and be tho death between Sam Kauhane and A Stile! The former price ticket remains to show that there is a saving of 4 tho "dictator" of the Democratic party. O. T. Shipnian, tho former being a Re- to 1-- 2 on every dollar you spend. - For County Auditor, Charles K. Ma-gulr- e, publican and tho latter a Democrat. Uelow- ,we quote a few prices to give an idea how this stock is going to be sold for the EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR a Democrat, but with friends In The big flop to Kuhlo In Kau will help next few days. THE every party, and without doubt ono of Kauhane, while If Shlpraan is dofeated 0 the most capable Hawailans in tho it will mean the loss to Board of Man-Tailore- the MEN'S CLOTHING Hundreds of Strictly d Suits, all of this season's latest Territory, is tho only nominee. He Supervisors of the man now In best styles, including Cassimers, Worsteds, Tweeds, Black and Hlues, etc. . always man, has been a Kuhlo and that body. Value 115.01); NOW ?S.H0 Value 10.00; NOW 0,00 not opposed McCand-less- , while he has For tho sonate, Hewitt Is suro of Value $13.50; NOW 7.50 Value $7.50; NOW Is regarded as good a Republi 4.50 Y. YOSHIKAWA, 180 KING ST. election as Is R. H. Makekau, unless a Value ?5.00; NOW 2.50 can, once election is over, as he Is a surprise should como up. The latter HOSIERY. Men's Fancy Half-Hos-e, worth 20c Pair; ilow 75e per box of 0 pairs! A CLEAN HOUSE AND Democrat. has been fought for past two tho UNDER WEAR All Men's Underwear, formerly 50c eaclt ; now 15 garments for 1.00! For Treasurer, Lalakea, the' Homo weeks by his running on mate tho ' GINGHAMS. Sold in every city in the United "States for 10c per yard, as long they candidate, is suro. Ho has the G. as Rule Home Rule ticket, J. Lewis, but last, 15 yards for 1.00. Pau ka Hana support of the Hawaiian conservatives should still be strong enough to win. who claim that In this position a ma- Fernandez, Hewitt's running mate on ARF. FAST FRIENDS. ture man, who has enough money of tho Republican ticket, should be a Don't miss this sale if you value money. Never before, Never again will such matchless his own so that he will not bo tempt- close third and might beat out Make- values be offered in Honolulu. We are over stocked and must make room; the low prices at ed to use Government funds, Is tho kau, though this is very doubtful, tho which we are selling high class merchandise should induce you to lay in one year's supplies. Catton, Neill & Co., man they want. His two opponents, latter having the Home Rulo nnd De- Limited. George Richardson and Charles Swain, mocratic nominations. Motzgor, on OUR GUARANTEE Wo guarantee every price item, every statement herein made. are taking votes from each other. If the Democratic ticket, Is surely beaten Any purcliase not satisfactory for any reason whatever can be exchanged or we will refund had been named by and will havo Lewis as his companion the money. Machinists, Blacksmith! ono candidate Engineers, either Republicans or Democrats he at the bottom of tho list. and Boilermakers. would havo a good chance but with First cbus worK at reasonable rates two, tho Homo Ruler Is safe. (Special to The Star.) Hawaii For Representatives on East KAHULUI, November 5. Tho poll- - it looks ns though tho Republicans tlcal situation horo nt this writing would got three of the four, Rickard, Bhowg Umt th(J 8trnlgnt nepublican :: Hats llkoly Men's Moanaull'and Affonso boing tuo tc)ot w,u l)0 oloct0(li Tho inij01,eIui. Big line. Low Prices. known familiar. ones, while Koaiawaa, ont calui)(IatoSi lCe,,oUnl for rol,nty at- - YEE ly as "Tho Old Man," seems certain of to,.noy nm, CooJlo nnv0 CHAN&COa for 8onntori ' YatHing - Hotel St. n rtRC0- - practically given up hope and It Is On West Hawaii tho results are un- - confidently predicted that Dan Case certain but Holstein should bo return- - ,vm wIn bv ovor 20n mnj0rity, Kuhlo od ns woil as IiIb arch enemy, Kanlho, will roll up n largor majority on Maul HOSE dis- FANCY This comes from tho fact that the than over boforo and McCnndless will Corner King Bethel Sts. 3 and Hobo, prs, $1.00. I.ndlos' Lace Lisle trict of Kohala votes solidly for thoso run third, A big Republican rally and two men, being proud of tho glory thoy junu Js t0 uo il0i,j nt i.ahaina this Sat- - XCe bring to that section, while tho home uri(ly nRj,t( nt walheo Sunday night Chan127 Hotel. districts of the other candidates do not nnu wailuku Monday night. Tho in- - mm TUB HAWAII Aft fTAR, MOftlMT. t, IM w 11 mark texr DAILY AXli XKMI WURKl.Y. Japanese Merchants' lHMMMtl rw NftMtNnttt (nv iMtmlii.M bjr Ik QmrtlUtt tr SHOT GUNS Jtortrtpapw AMMM'lNlkMi. Association Gives THK UTAH AtVKPTR Xt) WQl'UK A 1 ) V l61tTJlWJ 16XT. Eleven of those famous tt'NMCRII'TlOX IUTT61: Lml, wr MMM I Grand Entertainment NMMMttl l',r" L. C. SMITH III Advance. 1hUI MMbtMkt (!luli im'piiiIkom were n A Kutnptmm buffet repaid was hi ap-c(- l cliuw 11 mnller. ISaturwl t l'ont Ofrtfr m lloimlulu, hb aacoiul 4 clHWUrf ground on Sntunlny pvenlnK, upon a IoIir table, on ell her Kids a ulMcriiter wH wt get their paper regularly will onfer faver wlion (ha JnfMiiiMe Morcliniita' Aeoo-olntlu- of which tho sweats stood In two or by Mtlfylnn the Star Ofllee; Telephone 2301. guv h rocitlun In honur of throe ranks. If ever It was true that shot guns have just arrived. If you want a real classy The Supreme Court ( the Territory ef Hawaii hni delared beth THE tlm Hiiineror of Jnimu'8 lilrtlidny. H table "groaned" lioneath a load this HAWAIIAN STAR (Dally) and THE SEMI-WEEKL- Y STAR newtpapert llutlt Uit Interior of the Himvlotm and was the time. When the attack upon gun for this season this is your chance. 62000 fresh f general throughout the Territory of Hawaii, ("suitable or miiiltlliig bullriltigH and the lnond lawn It hail concluded there were dishes orulatln entered or rendered preedlngt, orders, Judgments and deoree with Itn splendid Gocoiuiut Hiove worn still untouched enough to feed a thou- loaded Shot Gun Shells also just received' Every- In the Court of the Territory ef Hawaii." biilllHiitly llliiinlimlml both eloc-tri- e sand. The quality and variety Letter to THE HAWAIIAN STAR should not be addreed to any with of tho thing in the shooting line, at, oonneeted with the office, but simply to THE HAWAIIAN STAR, or litilbit mid old fnihloned oriental Vistula, moreover, wero Btich as would to the Editorial or Business Departments, aoeordlng to tenor or purpose. iHiiterno. The winding dilvowny whs tempt the most fastidious gourmand. I EDITOR wnlled wllh striped cloth. UverywhorH When the guosts had assembled at DANIEL LOGAN 7..... Inside mid outside, largo nml sinnll the festive board tho band played the E. O. HALL & SON, LTD MONDAY NOVUM Itlfilt 111 10 Ainorlonn nml JapnneHO Unas wore Japaneso national anthem. Governor piofimuly hung. l'rear then proposed tho health of His 1 Such a cosmopolitan gntliarlng, nnd Imperial Majesty the Kmporor of Jap- WORK TO Till-- : FINISH. withal ao congenial, oven Honolulu an, which was drunk with enthusiasm. i! thus suldom seen upon such an ooca The American national anthom having PrHclumlly m over but the shouting. The Kopii ca ih of Urn nil droas boon played, Consul Genornl Uyeno any have Hmdm-te- n clean i of u I il J ml rte, lug of Ul0 h08lg nm, tholr locn, gUOfltR proposed tho health of tho President lmvu (lie available to elect ti louislut tlmt will nut ti quietus, vote lire wore the handflomo uniforms of tho of the United States. (lie liiltd vagaries of (lie Deinoetiilie for good mid till, upon tuul labor Japanese naval olllcors, many of them After tho company had been enjoy- they have to avoid tomorrow is slackness in polling party. All that ablaze with the gorgeous medals won ing tho good things a while, Mr. Mo- - strungtli. The.v must not let t no glare mui me nurran oi ine their . by valor, together with tho picturesque i toshlge, president of tho Japanese overconlldeneo producing inerlm m (lie hours it closing rally give tl.em tonal OC8tumo8 ot llle chlneB0 Merchants' Association, delivered -- 1 . ; c0. the Ul YUlIIlg. J sul and his rotlnuc. Then there woro address of welcome In Japanese, which It.v the workers until the poll closes will bring the A pull altogether the pretty Japanese maids in vari-- J was ropeated In English by Mr. Taka- - Grand Old J 'arty through triumphantly. colored kimonos, flitting about with kawa, secretary, as follows: trays lddon with good chor, ,and later "Gontlomon: On behalf of tho mem- - At last we have our Toy Department open again with a free open was onlv one man to be nomiii- - "on the stage the charming geisha With entries and there ' fresh stock of Toys, Games, Puzzles, and a fine line of books. ated for citv and county attorney at the Republican convention. John erls 'n urlelt apparel, with the row (Continued on Page Eight.) W. Cathcarl was the sole choice of his party upon the strength of the,of niuslcal nymphs In quiet color at record he had made as chief public prosecutor. Unless crime is to be tll3 TQM' flagship was sta- - mw.nm.iimwl. the voter will not nbiee a nractitioner without exneri-- 1 The Japanese band Uoned on tno lawn nt tho entrance of dice in criminal law in that important position. The advice to scratch Trent Trust Co., that part of the ltepublican ticket is nothing short ol'iuaUcious. playing American and Japanese airs at LIMITED. EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS IN HANDSOME GREYS intervals throughout the evening. Its English If the Republicans do 'not consider themselves capable of taking performance was the subject of and American Weaves. Made to your order with 6 of the municipal treasure chest, they ought to retire from busi- - eral admiration, being a great and style unequalled. a provement, both in accuracy and r..,.. . HOUSES FOR RENT. W. W. AHANA spirit, over that of tho last previous 62 South King Street One tiling the Japanese will npver reduce below par in Hawaii is Japanese naval band here. In fact Unfurnished. hospitality. Both the consular and the mercantile receptions of last it was beyond criticism. week, in honor of the Emperor or Japan s birthday, were up to Iiono Governor Frear remained from first Aiea, 3 B. R ...?50.00 lulu's highest standard in every way. to last of the entertainment, being Ivainiuki 7th, C B. R 45.00 seated during the stage performance Kanf. IV Rd., 4 B. R 25.00 in the midst of the more distinguished Lowers B. - Road, R....C 30.00 San Francisco has found the aviators too greedy for profit to make . CUests Admiral Yashiro. Consul Gen- Kaimuki Otli, 2 B. R 30.00 C E n deal with them. There is likely then no use in Honolulu's trying to erai uyeno of Japan and Consul Liang LSO IV Rd., 3 B. R arrange for it meet of airmen. It would probably be only an invitation Kwo Ylng of China. The Territorial j Kam. 25.00 to tragedy anyway, for a proportion of the llyers would almost cer- government was also represented by Waipio, 3 B. R 12.00 tainly he blown to sea never to return. Superintendent Campbell, At-- , Marston Pawaa Lane, 2 B. R 17.00 AND torney- General Lindsay and Victor EFFERVESCENT SPARKLING:. Dr. Bates Street, 4 B. R 50.00 any voter hazy on the main issue of this election, let him S. Clark. Many business and profes- If feels 12th, 2 If your "Stomach is off" read the clear exposition of Honest John Hughes elsewhere. sional men other than Japanese wero Kaimuku B. R 32.50 present, and tho city government had Alakea Street, 3 B. R 40.00 ' It will put you right.. Jt Do not vote on predictions. Vote on convictions and the results a lone representative among the Kam. IV Rd., 2 B. R 15.00 will not bring you remorse. guests'. Uncle Sam was well repre- Klnau Street, 3 B. R 30.00 From 2uc to ?1.00 a hottle. sented by District Attorney Breckons Wavy policies are prevented by the straight ticket. and many other Federal ofllcials. Benson, Smith. & Co., Ltd. AN AMERICAN INDUSTRY. HOTEL AND FORT STREETS. PHONE 1207. Intelligent voters cannot be deceived by Democratic talk to the effect that United States statesmen look askance at the sugar indus- try of Hawaii. The mainstay of Hawaiian prosperity is now recog- nized on the mainland as among t he most valued of American indus- Through succeeding congressional visits of tries. the status our sugar Ahadie's French Process used in industry and its peculiar needs are now as well known in Congress as Cleaning are the conditions of any of the great continental industries. States- HALL AND DINNER GOWNS AND EVENING WRAPS. men at Washington have encouraged the Territorial policy of immi FRENCH LAUNDRY, t Democracy J. Ahadie, Prop. 777 KING gration which the local in this campaign is doing its level Telephone 1491. best to destroy. No branches. "More than one-thir- d of the merchandise entering the United States last year," says the statistical writer of the Department of Commerce and Labor, "was of tropical production. With the growing demand of our manufacturers for tropical products for use in their great industries and the increasing requirement of our population for I YOU GET THE TRUE TASTE, 1 foodstuffs produced only in tropical and subtropical climates,, ,the dependence of the United States upon tlje tropics steadily and rapidly new Regal Shoes for this increases. Tropical and subtropical products brought into continental season. No smarter footwear has United States in the fiscal year 1010 aggregated (i:i6 million dollars in ever been seen in this town. And value, against .135 million in 1900, 2!)8 million in 1800, 242 mil- 1 and their trim custom styles are not sub-tropic- f lion in 1880. The share which tropical and products their only exclusive . formed of tJie merchandise entering the United States last year was feature. ,6 JL 40 per cent. $3.50 mi "Nearly 100 million dollars' worth of the tropical and subtropical $4.00 merchandise entering continental United States last year came .from REGAL our own islands. The total value of merchandise brought from those $4.50 O JB islands in the fiscal year 1010 was 90 million dollars, practically all V S 1 deliciousL olive I of which was, of course, of tropical production, leaving about 540 SHOES $5.00 carefully cultivated, pieked and. packed. million dollars' worth of tropical material drawn from foreign coun- made-to-measu- tries. In 1900 the value of merchandise drawn from tropical islands give you the same perfect fit and comfort as re under the United States Hag was but 30 million dollars, the contribu shoes because they are made in quarter-size- s just tions of our own tropical area to the tropical requirements of the double the number of fittings found in other shoes. having trebled m the Ask Your Grocer For Them; United States thtis last decade. Meantime the , have , We a wide variety of styles in these new Regal exports from the United States tQ these tropical the islands under models, and can suit your perfectly. American flag have grown from 20 million dollars in 1900 to 04 taste million In 1910, having thus also more than trebled in the period in question." After going into details of difffferent 'tropical articles imported Regal Shoe to the mainland the same writer says: "In the sugar supply of the Store United States, now almost exclusively of domestic and tropical origin, Hawaii plays an important part, the arrivals from that territory in me nscai year unu Having amounted to l,()7;J million pounds, for LET ELECTRIC! sugar not above No. Hi Dutch standard, Porto Rico 509 millio'n nnd tne riniippines 170 million pounds." With the United States mainland looking to Hawaii for a larire portion of the domestic sugar supply that is hoped in time to drive Launder Your Clothes out foreign sugar, it is ridiculous to imagine that either Republican 1911 In Sanitary Democratic PADS a Manner In Your Own Home or statesmen on the continent will countenance any invi- dious treatment of Hawaii's sugar industry either here or in Wash- FOR DESK CALENDAR ington. It must always stand amongst the most favored of great American industries. Its stimulation of American shipments of other Don't delay getting the Pad for your Desk Calendar. You will THE THOR ELECTRIC goods in return, as noted above, is not least among s why want to make memos for the coming year. , the sugar production of Hawaii will be held on the mainland as of Washer Vi'lme importance. and Wringer 1911 DIARIES. Washes the clothes beautifully clean with no hand' labor. -- A WEEK'S REST. have been campaigning with the boys i Call at our store tnd see the Thor in operation. It speaks Tho' community has had strenuous try Halelwa, for itself. times and a rest Is due. No placo within touch of tho stock market is hotter for a vacation than Halelwa. Tho French process i used by Mr. It is an excellont hotel providing Abadlo at tho French Laundry cleans guosts with excellent meals and perfectly and without injury thBVmost Hawaiian News Co., Ltd., AkS,X0U,,B The Hawaiian Electric Co,,Ltd. rooms and unlimited means or en- - delicate evening gowns. '777 King jcyment of golt or tennis. If you streej, Tolephono 1491. No Branches. MAWAItAJl ifA. HOUtW. NnVKMNMl T. Iftlft Financial and Commercial Mews

CITY VISITORS. SLIGHT ADVANCE IN MOON AG MPRNEMEHTS AT T HOLIDAY Th follow In out f town penfilf-n-t STOCK EXCHANGE i nlit"rfxl at l hp Imtnli lotfnv Dr. 11. II. KIIMt and wlft, Hllo; Mr. was 1 10 80 A. U M. SRPT. Thsre was a slight advance In mnnt bid and $29 Mked for this Hook. '4 tnd Mra. McUiitmn aad MlM MrLonMH, PapMloa, Hawaii. At Ura hUhb tlilR niunilng, diia to the closing tiiotiitlona ware $48.-tS- 6 WILLS HAWAII BUSINESS HOUSES llotwoen Boards 10 Kwa. IM.TI; Strengthening of the market in Hawaliin H. V. Patten UMl O. tt. let 'ild and $21.71 aaked, ao tbat 14 Hon. B. M. Co. 1; ISO gSnueral and to a teallng that the Patten, Hllo. .! unite a aubaUtttlal advance la to U aays: Oahn Rue. Cn, $17 . OS 4M Oofca Sue. gavernmental Hiatus will not be al- The Hawaii Herald nolod. yes- Toin rrow will be almost a genera Co., I17.S0 ISO Haw. C. 0. Co., $14.-f- 5. tered to the bad by tomorrow' eleo-tlo- n According to a statement made OUTYifJVA?irTAY. Another lilg aale waa of 800 Oahn, holldn). In liartlcular. At any rate, thero terday by Mr A, aartloy, consulting At the result of raw which took the selling figure being $27. Saturday's Session Sole Kwa. IS.?6; ISO n feollng prices and engineer of Urewer and Co.. consid- All government offices (United piao In XII lor mor- It is that Hotter doatn figures were $S6.7S bid and atrwt yUr4ay Hllo IWH ta, $100. oO: 6 Hoawkaa, conditions wll provntl, both on the erable work Is to be done In the near States, Territorial and count) ) will be ning a lHirto Itloan and a Spaniard $27 ashod. At tho clow this morn- HS.Tft; 10 Honokaa, 1MS 1; 10 mainland and bore, after election, future on the plantations In this vi ami Spaniard' wife ing $27 was bid and $27.28 a skid. closed. wtr arroatod tho Honokaa, $1M! 1: 10 watsttta. 10 BwR cinity for which company are ag- - llotwoen boards slmro Hoteen board 100 iharea ttawai- - the II. Haekfeld A CompAnr, Davis and la In the hospital, auffarlna: iront a dp $101.60; 86 Haw. C. ft S. Co., $94 .M; sold $28.76, followed by 15 shares 01U- Alr- - at fan Commercial sold at $84.28, and "nc Jonnsou. wno irna Company, IS. O. Hull and Son and gaah on the wrlat. Tho row arose 10 Walalua, $108.00; 10 Watelua, morning nt - on the board this the, on the board thia morning 6 slmrec ehemlet at the Walalua planta- other wholesale eatMbliahmentfi will be over the woman, who waa out with $101.00. tm'o. At the close today $28.75 waa ohnnged hands at tho same. After tlon on Oahn for some tlmo, will tnko closed all day, but up to noon will Garcia, the l'orto Itlcan, on Satur- Notice No aoaaion tomorrow, Nov. that thoro was n sharp ndvanco, tho charge of tho work at Popenkeo and keep their oltlu open nnd shipping day. The husband objected, and whlla . 1SUJ. dottoiat Hlavtlor. - MEETING NOTICE. stock closing at $34.80 bid and $84.- tinder his superintendence a complete-02- 5 clerks on duty on account of the sail he was upbraiding his wife and Gar- Stock. Bid. Aakod. nBkod. Saturday's figures wore y 0w syatom of clarification will be ing of the local steamer. cia, the latter left the houae, (lie wo- C. lirawar A Co aoS.IO $34.zr Did and ?3B.60 asked. ' There will bo a mooting of tho installed, the total cost of which will Some of the sembwholoanlo mer man following him. Safra, the Span- llwa Plant. Co 28.71 80. 00 Hawai- A sale of 5 tlonokan waa Bxeoutlve Committee of tho tiaras reach approximately $28,000. chants, not having shipping to oNlllxl Gar-Cj- a AftT. Co StO.IO by attend iard, out after thein and Haw. Football Loaguo made at $13.7ii, followed, howovor, Wainn-ku- , ian Association this At the Hllo sugar company, to, will remain dosed. turned to the house. Mrs. Haw. Com'l Co 84.50 8I.&SS qvonlng nt 8 o'clock at tho rooms of 0 shares at J13.G25. At iho oloso a number of Improvements arc to Retail stores will, as a rule, oloae Safra tried to prevent Garcia and her Hhw. So. Co 88. 80 tho Scottish Thistlo Club, Young $13.50 was bid nnd $13.75 asked. TS bo mado which will also roachnbout nt noon, although many of thorn liuvo IniHbauil meeting, and while holding Houokan Sug. Co... 11.80 18. Jlotol. Saturday's closing flguros were $13 Haiku Stig. Co ISO. 00 $28,000 In cost. A now systom of con- agreed not to open at all. GaroinMiack, Safra nt W. GRAY, bid and $13.75 asked. slashed them SO T. P. man-no- r Hutchluaqn Sug. Co 10. veyors is to be Installed nnd the All the banks of the city will close cane-knif- Inflicting Secretary. Wnlalua mado qulto a spurt also, both with a r Kuhuku lnnt. Co 19,00 in which tho sugar is wolghod at 12 o'clock noon. 10 shares selling nt $101.50, followed sovoro wound on his wlfo's wrist. The Kokalm Sag Co 210.00 M. groatly chnngod lm- - There will bo no scission of the HAWAIIAN LODGE NO. 21 F. & A by 10 and 10 shares at $102. At tho will also bo nnd police nro Investigating tho matter, Mollrydo Sug. 4.87B 4 .086 con- Stock nnd Bond Exchange. Co.... close $101.50 was still bid and $102 proved. Onomea will nlso have IT IS CECIL BROWN. Oahu Sug. Co S7.0O 87. SS asked. Saturday's closing flguros siderable botweon season work done, Tho Inter-Islan- d Steam Navigation l Onomea Sug, Co.... 87.00 were $100.50 bid and $101 askedw. though it will not roach as high a Company has decided to send all of its Nows arrived by today's mall that OInn Sug. Co 4.50 .4.7f . wi-I.T- A A side sale of Interest was $500 steamers (scheduled to sail tomorrow) mtirll7 ' UP! STATR11 cost. Cecil Brown, of tho First Nationnl Paauhau Sug. Co 22.80 "7, "t" , , w Hllo Railway sixes at $100, after on 10 m.; t out tlmo Mauna Kea, at a. Bank, was choson vico president for Pala Plant. Co 150.00 ,and A.' M... at Its hall, Masonic Tom- - w'cn The oxocutlvo commlttco of tho Ha- others at noon; Miknhala at 5, for As- Pepeekoo Sug. Co... 180.00 ' Another sale outside of sugar was Hawaii of the Am'orican Bankers' i 'f .i Aini,n ntronfn waiian Association League will hold Maul, etc.; Klnau at 5 for KauaL Am- Pioneor Mill Co 184.00 187.60 34 Honolulu Brewery $20.-C2- 5, sociation nt tho recont convention THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, Novem shares at ple tlmo will be given omployos of Walalua Agr. Co 101.50 102.00 which $20.50 was bid and a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in tho hold In Lob Angolos. Tho late C. M, 7, 7.30 o'clock. after company, go Wnlmea Mill Co 110.00 her 1910, at Scottish Thistle Club in the Young tho who to sea, to vote. Cooke was TRANSACTION OP BUSINESS. $20.75 asked. elected a I. I. S. N. Co 110.00 117.00 Pioneer also pulled up a peg this Hotel. year ago, and Brown Members of Tho Honolulu Lodgo U. EDMUNDS, ACT CASES. Mr. succeeds Haw. Elec. Co 170.00 morning, although there were no Bales. So far the vacancy caused by the that gentleman. mny bo explained D., Oceanic Lodge, nnd all visiting Mayokl Mavo was fined $100 in tho It II. R. T. L Co pfd 115.00 aro fraternally invited to at- On Saturday this stock closed at $18; retirement of Judge Lymor from tho thnt oach stato and torrltory .Is enti- brethren things Federal Court this morning for having Mutual Tel. Co 14.00 bid and $185 asked and looked ( Attornoy General's orflco has not been tend. violated tho Edmunds Act. tled to a vico prosidont In tho asso- Hllo R. R. Pfd 17.00 gloomy. This morning $184 was freely applications By M. niled. Several have been al ciation. order of tho W. - Dai Fook-t- was before the Court Hllo R. R. Com 10.00. 11.00 bid holders had pulled up to 187.- j but recoIvedf bllt JlUg0 Lidsay has been U. & M. 20.50 K. R. G. WALLACE, un-usu- al on a similar charge, and the following Lester Potrlo of tho Oahu Railroad Hon. Co.... 20.75 - Sinco the board there has been Secretary 1 K. Clarke, staff, has been elected Dop- - Haw. Pino Co 31.00 &treet Inquiry for stocks, in- - ' ' Jury was empanelled; J. District h "Is full attcnt Ion. Ho C. T. Sam- uly Grand Sire of tho Odd Follows Cnl Boots Co. Cs 99.75 dlcatlng that stronger figures aro go- - "er Adam Baker, W. Schmidt,, o E. A. Jr., lodges of Hawaii, namoly, Excolslor Hamakua Ditch Cs.. 102.00 101.00 NOTICE. ing anticipated after the strain and ll0I'es to to spare the timo uel Rogers, Thomns Honan, Caroy, Lodgo No. I, Harmony Lodgo No. 3, Haw. lr. Co. Cs 100.00 102.00 of tomorrow's big event havo within the next few days to make an Elmer Cheatham, James T. dust Polynesia Encampmont No. 1, Can- Hllo It. R.Ex. Cs 100.25 WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL COM- away. appointment. Among thoso who have Frank Godfrey. C. S. Crane, M. K. cleared ton Oahu No. I, Pacific Robekah Hllo R. R. Kx. Cs 97.00 PANY, LTD. McBryde was also a shade stronger, applied aro C. McBrlde, William Heen, IIulu A. F. Afong, and Frank L. Lodgo No. 2. Ho holds office for Honokaa Sug. 101.50 Stock books of the Walalua the exception and Smith, Robinson 1and Hooga the Cs.... Tho while Olaa offered Schnack. noxt two years. H, R. T. & L Cs 105.00 Agricultural Co., Ltd., will bo closed was a trlflle to the bad. Tho former ; jonn FUner has boon appointed in AGAIN. Per Tonyo Maru rrom San Frnncls-co- : fohala Ditch Cs 100.25 to transfers Tuesday Nov. 8th, 1910 Is bid and $4,625 asked, glxth diB. SUGAR SAGS $4,375 tho preclnct of Ul0 flfth A. F. Roiggor, C C Kohala Ditch Cs 9C.00 at 12 o'clock noon, to Tuesday Nov. on Saturday; Olaa Beet sugar declined slightly today Ribond, E against sales $4.50 tr,ct ,n ljnce Qf D K Watson, reslgn- - Tel 102.00 ,15th, 1910 inclusive. anu ueumo- - in New York, selling at 8s., lid., as Richardson, Dr. J. Uchldn, Mr. and!Mutuil1 Cs.,... Js $4.50 bid $..o e(J O. R. & L. Co., 100.50 CHAS. H. ATHERTON, Saturday. Mrs. J. M. Matthews, L. Sporo, Mrs. Cs... rales at $4,875. Tho first and final accounts the against 9s. on Sug CoCs 92.00 92.50 Treasurer. of DM, Miller, Mr. and Mrs. P. Grace. Olaa Co Paclfls Mill Cs 101.50 The AVaialua Agricultural Co., Ltd. Printing, Star Office. Trent Trust as administrator of A regular meeting of tho Honolulu Fine Job Pioneer Mill Co CS...100.00 Honolulu Nov. 7th, 1910. the estate of the late Francisco Freit BY AUTHORITY Chamber of Commerce will bo held as were approved this morning. Tho Wednesday afternoon for the transac- company charged Itself with $2,114.40 RESOLUTION. tion of routlno business. James H. Horgan. and asked to be allowed $1,822.32, lea No. 374. vlng a balance of $292.08. BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Stock Mary Rawlins sued ..for a divorce Supervisors of the City and County Sugar 3.80c and from Manuel Rawlins on the ground pf Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that Bond Broker of cruelty and drunkenness. Sho was the sumV SEVENTEEN HUNDRED Beets, 9s, Od granted a. judicial separation by AND NINETY-NIN- E AND THIRTY-FOU- R Momber of Honolulu Stock and Judge Robinson. The marriage of Sen HUNDREDTHS ($1700.34) Bond Exchange. Narusaki with TokuichI Narusaki was DOLLARS, being the balance sub- Stock and Bond Orders recoivo Henry Waierhouse Trust Co, prompt dissolved on account scribed for the construction of the Pa- attention. of tho latter's Information furnished relative to to cific Heights Road, and which Is to bo failure provide. Members Honolulu Stock and Bond .all STOCKS AND BONDS. paid into the County Treasury by the Exchange. Pacific Heights residents, is hereby LOANS NEGOTIATED. FORT AND MERCHANT STS. Phona 1572 P. O. Box 594 Sample Line appropriated out of the General Fund for account of Maintenance of Roads, Honolulu District. Introduced by YE RAGLIN HAND CRAFff J. C. QUINN, WILSON SISTERS. Supervisor. RAG RUGS Premier Song and Dance Artists. Dated, Honolulu, October IS, 1910. Approved thisv7th day of November FRANK FOSTER. A. D. 1910. Comprising the following styles: Coon Dlaloct and JOSEPH J. FERN, Yiddish Impersonator. Mayor. llts Nov. 7, 8. 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, THE GRETCHEN WEAVER AND ARCHER. 10, .17, IS. Great Holiday Voting Contest Musical Artists. -- THE POSTER, AFFIDAVIT. THE BUNGALOW COUNTESS IRMA DE P.OMME. Vocalist. :s Territory of Hawaii, ) Now :i In Progress . THE 'RAGLIN CRETONNE ) ss. I Latest Motion Pictures. LOG CABIN City and County of Honolulu. ) THE being Frank Anderson's Orchestra. STANLEY STEPHENSON THE RAGLIN SHAIKI duly sworn upon oatu deposes and i Doors open at six thirty. says: A Voting Coupon Free With Every I am a Citizen of the United 30 x 60, 36 x 72 and 4 x 7, 5 x 9 sizes. That In Admission 10 and 15c. States of America, and have resided in 50 cent purchase. tho City of Honolulu for the past 11 The person receiving the largest num PRICE, $1.25 TO $12.50. Special: Election returns will bo years, during all of which time I have read from the stage Savoy of the been engaged In the Business of of votes on Tuesday evening. ber by .9 p. m. December These rugs are hand woven from new gingham House, Sign and Decorative Painting; that during all of the tlmo of my busi- 24 will be presented with the beautiful and percale rags, and are beautiful illustrations of BY AUTHORITY ness dealings-wit- the people of tho the revival of the homely occupations of a century City of Honolulu, I have employed High Grade Foster Piano ago, in keeping with the mission style of furnishing-s- OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF none but citizen labor whenever and HEALTH. wherever the same was available; and popular today. Honolulu,' Hawaii, November 4, 1910. that at tho present time I am able to At present on view in our window. The soft shades in delft nile and tan are most VACCINATION NOTICE. and will give employment to at least Notice is hereby given that tho six citizen painters at wages as high Somedody is going to get a vnluable Christinas Present Then there are children, aDDronriate for bedroom and bath. not already vaccinated, of as paid by any person or persons In tho following public schools will bo suitable for bungalow and seaside my line of buBlnoss within the said the darker shades vaccinated by a government physician Why Not You for the Quaint, Mission and at such schools on the horoaftor City of Honolulu. homes, where a desire dates STEPHENSON. stated, beginning at 9.15 a, m. STANLEY Got your friends to shop at JORDAN'S during Colonial effects are wanted. November 7th, Kauluwola; Novem Subscribed nnd sworn to before mo 1910. November and December and save the votes for you. This is just a sample lot ordered by us to make ber 8th, Mnnoa and Walklkl; Novem-lo- r this 7th day of Novombor, 9th, Royal; 10th, Wal- - (SEAL) WILLIAM SAVIDGE, Special values this month' in selections from 25 patterns and styles---n- o two alike November IMPORTED IRISH lupo; November 14th, Central Gram- A Notary Public in and for the First LLINENS. so it will behoove you to call early before they are mar and Primary; Novembor 15th, Judicial Circuit of tne Territory of K.nllhi-ka- i; ICalihl-uk- n Moana-lu- a; A grand stock of now merchandise in depart sold out. and Hawaii. every Novombor 16th; Pauoa; No- Wo, tho undorsigned, citizens of tho ment. Inspection Invited. vember 17th, Knlulanl; November United States of America, and em- 18th, MoIHIll; Novombor 21st, Mao-nin- ployees of STANLEY STEPHENSON, DISPLAY. McKlnloy SEE WINDOW November 22nd, do hereby declnre that tho statements High; Knllhl-wnena- ; November 23rd, mado in tho foregoing Affidavit aro Novombor 24th, Pohukalna, Novem-- 1 true of our own knowledge bor l&th, Kaahumanu; November It, SYLVA, JOHN KEA WE, S. K, 29th, Normal. S. PUU, JOHN .& This notice is given in pursunnco PUUKU, LAMA NAKEU, i Hopp Co., Ltd. J. of tho requirements of Act 03, Ses- MAHOE, WILLIAM PANOKB, E. J. J, 185 sion Laws of 1909, McCANDLESS, ENOS KEALOHA, OP QUALITY. KING STREET ' irms nnilSE MOTT-SMIT- W. KAMALI, APELA KEAMO, GEO, s E. A. Jor dan President, Teritorial Board of Health, , HQOKANO, 1 fttt HAWAIIAN ITAR, MOfftUT. t, IMI

nun. BM II UM Km 0 EFFORTS TO tte ftrtuwl Ik cuff af trr aM tt latkar'a stnto wttm imm- - Pmavft train m the tat hi taUM tl Me Mta-- at Is )tt bwa IE KaJKn k SPORTS at IIIMiMBMd It I iks iMKstrlBt wmitn tit Iks IlsMM Klnoa bmn eUfif mnumitt wltk prediction. eniarpriaM Hi ategtaltd, Am-ulr- a. You DOCTOR GRIPPEN Hainan)' Ootng ruriitsr, Iks Herald oMcsdes the CimtlnMl and Um Orient. E IG Ohio to gov- - 5 At different time ko general Harms, tbs bsinovmtte him mi crow out for rwoaiiNettioh, sllewlng I'llll.AHKI.IMIt . November of lb Cork. ttrlttol, Dublin. him a plurality of ItJMM rs4ss. A Want Nm tlMcioiiieiitn in the Dtietor Crip-- , I'dlnburgh. San Francisco aha Im An third Democratic Maimd GET THE RIBBON iwn i'hhp. w lib It were oxned by the gelea tramway companies, where he rlctsr Ur the Matenient of Doctor Munvon Saturday fiitiatntrted pioneer ayslemi of cable Hsnl It Dr. Wtstlrsw WHawN, the Long, Heavy Hair? that Belle Klmore wai atlll alive, are and electric lines. Us was the chief forma utilvefslty nrasMeiit who Is assuming aeiibatlonal proportion. promoter of the great Tube Hallway running for the mVoritaralitit of New .tsreey. Tlicn I real your hair well. See The final hell rae of the Mrlea Ctitioen'a friends are now plentllng fcstetn In London. I In England that il if, properly fed. Growth rrawted liy hp Hralanl Club was to for a star to the writ of i .eputlon. and the nature of state- TOO HIGH IN of every kind demnmU proper Bomr xtut a dlMiipolntment, aa the the SYMPATHETIC STRIKE DEMANDS. mcdluinwelghi crew had to drop out ments made here with assurance are MAY DE OALLED TODAY. SAN FRANCISCO November C food. Starved hair splits at the that the plea aUitda a great pos- Negotiations owltiK to I he absence, of I t'unba, audi between the San Fran- What's Use? turns prematurely gray, sibility being granted. NKW YORK, November 7. Follow - The ends, atroke, and Hill Jamas, bow. Cunha of Otherwise cisco aviation promoters and tho aero- dry. Crlppen will die on and his:"' ' f t oxpross men to of suffering keeps short and Then feed not particularly well for Titular, nauts who are now exhibiting In the and scratching your head baa ltwn if proven, as his friends ' w,,rw i.m.i.iie irom ineir your hair. Feed it with proper hoiiip lit tie time and hud to lay Innowmc. hlghor wages, Mast were broken off yesterday, nftor when tho only thing you havo to do iwat now claim It can be pmvon, will be strike for tho Now York food, a regular hair-foo- d. Feed Snn Francisco had raised J123.ou0 is to u so vtt for r spoil. Us will bo all right In established too late. Teamsters Union will todny discuss for i an Internntlonat it with Aycr's Hair Vigor. Thus he course or a week or two. Aa Francis Tobln, n prominent attor- (he advisability o fcallltiK a sympathe- meet of "blrdmon." Tho Snn PACHECO'8 DANDRUFF KILLER. help nature all you possibly can though this were not enough to spoil ney of this city, yestordny followod tic strike. The notion to bo tahon iy Francisco Aoronautlc Club tlu race, the heavyweight must go the teamstors is nwnltod with nnxloty deolarod tho demands of tho aviators toward giving you rich, heavy, Doctor Munyon's statements with a to stop that awful Itchinc and stoo and add to the diaappolntniaut by similar one. saying that Belle ISlmoro, as It will mean tho furthor tying up to bo too Bevoro, tholr pricoa having your luxuriant hair. Ask your doctor 1 hnlr from falling. This pro oHtchliiK a midway through the of business uGothom and tho om- - soaroil with overy nboutyour and crab In private life Mrs. Crlppon, was still rlso In tho nltltudo paration Is an rollof prick hair about Ayer's l plover liavo reltorated their Inton- - rooord. instant for race and tlnta rihjII what nronilaed to alive and was hiding near Chicago. ly heat. Hair Vigor. Follow Ids advice. J he a splendid content between them- - The mysterious olomont thrown ul " selves and the lightweights. Into tliu pum hv tlifuip stntetnnntR hns """. EARTHQUAKE STIRS Sola by all druggists and at Pa- - EARTHQUAKES The two bouU started well from set both continents talking, nnd an HEAVY GOLD MINING CENTER checo's Barber Shop. Phono 1732. Ayer's Hair ARE THRICE RECORDED. Vigor Hatkfeld's wharf and raced together immeuso sum of monoy is being spout GOLDFIELD, Novada, Novombor C. WASHINGTON, 7. for fully two thirds of the race and to bring matters to n bond and force Novombor Tho A sharp oarthquako was felt hero hlesmogrnphlc Instrumonts DOES NOT COLOR THE HAIR then the heavyweights, who seemed to (llsclosuros. lnstnlled late last night, throwing the city Into hero. yoSordny recordod two sovore be in a winning Hsltion, caught a orab temporary panic nnd causing much Cas e & npm4 W Df I, C. Aer i. U..II, U. S. A. earthquake shocks, tho contors of C:. rim., and all but tipaet the shell. It was A COSTLY ROAD. confusion. No sorlous damage was 1. which aro ostlmnted to have boon lightweights shot In IIILO, Novomber Tho road from dono, but the dlshos nnd china-war- e E- I1V1 Mi then that the nbont 4000 mllos to tho northwost. othor - ITKD Frnlcrnnl 3leotiu?8 finish by the Volcano House to the Halomaumau in most front and despite a splendid obsorva-eo.m- ni of the houses in the Honolulu, T. M. has cost tho County of Hawaii Communication with other heavj-woighlfl- lightweights crater town wore broken. LODGE NO. 611, tho the n,,.i n,oi torlos equipped with similar Instru- - HONOLULU remained ahead and won by about ti, ,.t.nn f,i by I IIUU ID E11U O L11UL i UfjloLl iltlUU UL IIIU SHIPPING . ND COMMISSION B. O. ELKS. three-quarter- wore furnished tho Torrltory, all 10K P. s of a length. shockH was THE NIPON MARU. othor oxponsos boing paid by tho mndo at Santa Clara and CHANTS. Meets in thuir Lull ou King Street This slices gives the blue ribbon to corroborate those recorded hero. On tho Nippon Maru, which re- county. Tho salnrios of prison guards, SUGAR FACTORS oar Fort, every Friday evening. Visit-la- tho lightweights for they won the first sumed her voyage yesterday and GENERAL Df- - from October, 190C, to September 30, there to of the racos, and tho me- aro twenty-si- x Brothers are cordially Invited and third 1910, amounted to $4,51C70. Tho cost NEW HAVEN, Connecticut, Novem- Japanese and heavy C. De- twonty-thre- o Chlnpso in steerago attend. diums won the second. The of and supplies, mules, dump ber Judge Simeon E. Baldwin, tho representing ' material going through to tho D. DOUGHERTY, E. R. weights rowed the most consistently, and othor things was $4,020.21. mocratic nominee for governor of this States, but JAMES carts thero nro no Indians, Bwa Plantation Co. finishing second each time. length of tho road Is six stnto, has announced that ho will com- tho hookworm t GEO. T. KLUEGEL, Secretary. The about 'dlsoaso rejections having Walalua Agrjcuiturai Co., miles so that, without wages, It cost mence libel proceedings against ovldently Ltst frightened off would-b- o emigrants. Konala Sugar Co. ;j Harmony Lodqe, No. 3, I. O. O. F. about $1C00 a mllo to build tho cir- Roosevelt. The Nippon Maru has a cargo to- Walmea Sugar Mill Co. every Monday evening at 7:S0 cular road. Judge Baldwin, one of the most j Meets LIVELY PLUYING talling 33G0 tons, of which 574 tons Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd. j prominent figures In Demo- In Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort St. Vlslt-te- g eastern has been landed hero. The cargo Is Fulton iron Works o St. LoaU, FIFTEEN DIE IN MINE. cracy, was attacked by Roosevelt a Westons brothers cordially Invited to at- mainly general merchandise but in- Centrifugals. SEATTLE, Novomber 7. News of short time ago over what tlie latter cluded In it aro 3500 tubs of Shoya, Babcock ft Wilcox sonen. n tragedy in hoBlack Diamond min- legis- tend. BY t called Baldwin's views on labor a Japanese sauce, nnd ninoty-on- o Gresn's Fuel Economizer. ing region was telegraphed to H. E. McCOY, N, G. IR this lation. balos of gunnies. For Snn Fran- Matson Navigation Co. city yesterday, reporting the death of HENDRY, Sec. Baldwin claims that Roosevelt was cisco thero are upwards of 1425 tons, New Mutual Lira E. R. fifteen in an explosion. The disaster nce inn. Inter-compan- y merely playing for tho labor vote and and for the ovcrinnd points upwards Company of Boston. baseball is played on occurred in tho Lawson Mine, tho the U. S. Marino's diamond twice a that the statements attributed to him of 1350 tons. Aetna insurance Co. HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO., LTD. causea remaining vague until further National week, Sundays and Tuesdays, and tho were fabrications. Large damages will Tho Nippon Maru expects to reach Fire Insurance Co. Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Boilers, Investigation Is made. San Francisco daylight on Citizen's Insurance f!n. games causo considerable excitement be asked in the courts. at the 12th fHartrnra Coolers, Iron, Brass and Lead Cast- hist. Fire Insurance Co.) among the soldiers. Yesterday there CAN NOT ARBITRATE. Judge Baldwin is professor of con- ings, Machlnory o every Description Tho London Assuranea were two games, play CHICAGO, 7. stitutional and international law at Cnrnnra. de to Order. Particular Attention but the was of November Arbltra BORN. tlon. if somewhat poor boing lion in of garment Yale and is chief justice of the su Paid to Ship's Blacksmltliing. Job standard, errors the strike the frequent. workers was called off today, and all premo court of errors, Connecticut, OPULAUOHO At Alea, Oahu, No- Work Executed on Short Notice The first game, in which "D" Com- nttempts to reach an agreement bo-- 1 vember 3, 1910, to tho wife of Geo. pany beat "A" Company by six runs tween employers and employes havo NEW YORK HERALD K Opulauoho, a son. & to three, was tne better of the two, come to nothing. Tho strike will con- POSES AS PROPHET Oat dossman tinue, bring- and indeed until towards the end of with the striking workers NEW YORK, Novomber 0. One of STATIONERS AND ing every possible influence into play. the game the play was good. A batch the strongest and most Influential For Sale BOOK SELLERS. of errors gave "A" Company two runs "regular" Republican papers In the LONDON FURNITURE In the seventh and when next up to TRAMWAY country, the New York Herald, came Merchant Street near Post Offlcs. MANAGER bat "D" added a couple to their score, DEAD. out this morning in n declaration that LONDON. November 7. also duo to errors. ' Dix, candi- Robinson, manngcr of the London John. A. the Democratic "B" Company put "C" date for gubernatorial honors in Upholstered, it all over tramway, died in a streetcar In this the Several lots in Kaimuki on the top LEXAHDER Company to the tune of 12 to two, tho i Empire State, would win out with a Remodeled, I III city yesterday. Death camo un- II M tl I plurality of 50,000. of tho Ridge game being abandoned at tho end of expectedly as Sir Clifton was in ap- - at the end of the car III . Tho declaration Is accompanied with Refinished the eighth by "C." Play was patchy, at nnrnnt.lv sronil linnlth Tin lmil Inst. line. OFFICERS and DIRECTORS. times boing almost brilliant, but on' returned from the Orient where ho u,e rosmls OI an investigation the wholo "B" did just what they liked had inspecting the Hera,tl through straw votes and THE RIGHT WAY Finest view In the BALDWIN been Manila and entire tract. EL P. President with '.'As pltclier and Held tnolr op- other means to arrive at the temper Vice-Preside- Shanghai tramway systems. J. B. CASTLE 1st. ponents down except In one Innings, of tho electorate. The Herald Is ono "Will sell at a very reasonable W. M. ALEXANDER . 2nd when errors gave them two runs. the opponents which ex- - . Hopp &Co . , Ltd Vice-Preside- Clifton was bitterest J figure. J R. GALT 3rd Sir Robinson born atof E. E. PAXTON Secretary J. WATERHOUSE Treasurer CAN ARRANGE TERMS. W. R. CASTLE Director J. GUILD Director C. H. ATHERTON Director G. G. KINNEY Acting Auditor SUGAR FACTORS Bishop Trust Co., COJDIISSION MKltCUANTH AM) Limited 1XSUUAN0E AGENTS. 924 BETHEL AGENTS FOR STREET Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com- pany. Haiku Sugar Company. Pala Plantation. MOTOR CARS Bridge and Beach Stoves tor Coal m Wood. Maul Agricultural Company. Hawaiian Sugar Company. Chalmers "30" is the only Quick Meal Blue Flame Oil BtovM Klahuku Plantation Company. THE Perfection Oil Stoves. priced car that was Giant Burner trasolln Stove. Kahulul Railroad Company. - Haleakala Ranch Company, ever awarded the Glidden Trophy- EMMELUTH & CO.. LTD. Honolua Ranch. Phone 1511. No. 145 King SL have In Glidden McBrydo Of all the Glidden Tours, that of 1910 was tht conditions than you the Tour record Sugar Company. longest, and by far the hardest. It lasted for sixteen of the winning Chalmers "30" ? Kauai Railway Co. running days and covered 2,851 miles. It starred at The Chalmers "30" has never been defeated Cincinnati and went " by way of Dallas, Texas," In any Important motoring event by any car of through thirteen States to Chicago. Its price and power class. The Chalmers "Forty" Words and pictures cannot make plain the racking won the Detroit Trophy In the 1909 Glidden Tour. SEE THE cobblestone roads of Kentucky the stump-studde- d Chalmers cars have won more events of sdl kinds in Ids. siUBirij i Grabowsky Truck forest trails of the Tennessee mountains the swamps proportion to the number entered than other cart. of Arkansas the deep, treacherous sands of Texas perfect Wagon Co. In addition to mechanical performance, Honolulu Power the mud of Kansas the bridgeless southern streams or In the Chalmers all the line 1 OSTEOPATHY 1 punished yon get beauty of ana W. M. Minton, Mgr. the sweltering heat that cars and men alikt. finish that you can find in any car. is opinion of experts 175 BERETANIA It the who made this tour What more could you ask In any car at any price STREET. that no car in the world could have completed it with a I I than you get in the medium-price- d Chalmers 1 perfect score. Yet, from Cincinnati to Louisville to Nashville to Sheffield, Ala. to Memphis to Little We have never had to large a volume of business Rock to Hot Springs to Texarkana to Dallas to as we have now. There has never been so satisfying a Lawton, Oklahoma to Oklahoma City to Wichita, demand for Chalmers cars as there has been since ne Kansas eleven consecutive days out of the sixteen, announced out 1911 models. Yet this demand will BUY THE GREAT Forcegrowth through the hardest part of the trip and for five not affect the Chalmers policy of building can for quality, not quantity. WILL DO IT. days after every other car on the tour had been penalized, not a single point could be assessed against We suggest, therefore, that you place your order the Chalmers "30" the $1500 car $1600 with mag- now, so as to be sure of getting the car that is your "WHITE FROST" neto, Prest-O-Llt- e tank and gas lamps, first choice. Chalmers can are the tint choice Tho Refrigerator Without a Fault In all the history of motoring, there Is no per- of those who look most carefully into the automo- Specialty Adapted ot bile question and know the automobile to the Needs formance like this. The Glidden Trophy has never most about the been won before by a car costing less than $4000. values. Hawaiian Islands. If you are thinking of buying a car, what better 1911 can are now on exhibition. Deliver!! ut Quarter Sizes proof could you ask of reliable performance under all being made according to schedule. AT Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd., Regal Shoe Store Qialmers Motor Company Detroit, Mich. Young Building King and Hotel Streets. Uetnttd vndtr Stldtn Patent IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE 9 IN NEWSPAPERS fi ANYWUKKB AT ANYTIM8 Sweet Violet ' Call on or Write ' 0 BUTTER On G U. DAEE'S ADVERTISING AGENCY 5 Exhibition at Oarage ! 124 Satisome Street C. Q. YEE HOP & CO. TEL. 251 Dealers in j BAN FRANS18C0, CALIF, C Job PilntinB, Star Office. Fino Associated Garage Ltd. flotor Cars Fine Job Printing, Btar Office,

'"'--vA-'''i- 'K .Uis.. A .IJ.i.Ji.Ll. kA.jL. that Ha) tlmim Mat Msahfeaai BlsKlBBaa MBahMaahat BskaMRaaaBftaVsiaai ag against the tatarday (right, US! HONORS TO oidev m tht aerate! aftttMat t IP-U-- mere MMIral sjwitm In not ha ') dlaatipaHrtsaiim it imiiird immmm Nita Mm fHtt TI lara of (he eMf. tory. I I I II I I II U III tall I UMU tM mniii, II, 5, CL EGHORn 1 Money effort tn draw the erawde There was Thar a a mrfe im enthaeleitii Ohts QtdiM CI a Mn g jnti Away the hl smn Mania Hi th Capital aaaMancf at eh itartanaaai) ai the Tli fuiit'inl "I tin li'i n amitiior sjrowndt, wheee tlw theater an Saturday after A. S. t'leglimii mu t, ter4ay - dldalaa had (hair Mart and evening. The Mil areeaat we laiite'y A little money In the The Jam in the theater district Sat- natt ia anrflitt. and atlandvd. tNk to ekeatkejtt was a strong give one a miim of security urday nlgtit Illustrated oat fareibir addreea the voter hefore one. and each Item At two o'clock th ceffin raaehed 1496 lei 4. Andrew's cathedral frrtm AhMhaa, that is Terr grsurriiiR. what rtvaniatat m fha Mar IM do. ad the Pemorrattr rally wartnh aMrarlated Mlea Clara Ootdiag haaaUfMl haaie of -- Opon nn awoHttt today and the draw haadrads mora away Keatkm and Claude d a naat the the lata W CIRCUIT COURT Of TOM For two 4as mimwwi "f waa earned Into the Tllll oxfiorionee the feeling of hav-Di- g tbaater dtetrlrt . Baatdaa there war act, and were well received The pair tavnior, ad Circuit, at MsMll. the Savoy's gran 4 anahlat had ton by ahjht poUcewen. Ptret Territory money In extensive oHierprlM I H out rhareh Hawaiian the bank. tH the rimr tj natters at Honoltiiu in danrlni and faahtoaeblv dfnaaad mad llatitttg Term In th OMr will you I waa Inloreet be imlil at - fowtler attractloas of many Wnda. mg, "He a ralwge ho They lTJ iLJTH af Maaalala. this paper, ami m Saturday after- froat of the aaasa and I Caaatr tho rate of 4 11 por cant., ter wul.1whmi, in i t a mm- - raaMM out the eou with eoaae aood K noun tho Mar carried In Its advertis Heaiers It were the rsJallvoa tad mourn r MA MS TO OAMPbCLU Sapsrtwftid' annum, compounded seml-a- arable raeord. daneH. and efttfcusiae ing columns the annoNHcwftcnta for racolved an The Rev. Cam A!l was aaalalad by ant af Public Warks of th Tarri miHlly. Ue recall, - the evening and this week of the raapeadlnc with aoaae oroee-- Rev. John Ushame, Laapold Kroll tary of Hawaii, P1alntt ttd Pe- Park. Empire, Novelty and Art the THE Bin SAVOy. and addlaa; another kumor and A. Hall. tltmer, vs. The nroaram (Hte Harry aters A part of the results were: at the Saver Satur- mnik. Willie also want At the ooooJuslon af the aarvloe, the JA.MM STIfl NICK: MRS. TtimiaV day Hi wee big with hi Im Tho Savor lheter had the grand tat very aallafnctory in ventrlloqulal turn and ptoceaalon was ferwatl the fallow- SA 1.0UISBON; TUB FIRST n - every particular. naMeral hie musical act. ing order: BANK HAWAII, an est opening of an- show honee In the Praise was m received some OP for the excellence or value hie Mounted Pallaa. Corporatloi having It print!-oa- l history of Honolulu. Fully, three thou- the pictures, assistance from Mlaa Iparken. both ae to character and their clear- and Claude Holding auppllad the Baud. ef&ee at Honolulu, Territory at Ha- OF sand people imaeefl In and out of its 11: ness upon leaven finish-o- Military Company, N. a. HLIZABBTH J. MONSAftKAT; IK Hill doors during Saturday evening, and the screen. There waa a The turn waa waii; Rand of Japan see oralaar A same. highly satisfactory absence of flick- by eomp eccentric danelng by Wil- K. W. 8IUKULB; SIMPSOK DTCK-ft-; for two hours there were almost as )Sight Uniformed foot Police. Capital and surplus 11,000,000 ering, common objection many lie and Ooldlnc to JBtiSK M. McCHBSNlV, D. ninny people waiting to get In as a at the music supplied Plx Omadaone of Daoaaaad. picture ehows. by Mlee Sparkea. I'OWSE and CHA11LIS8 W. KIROLMIt, there were people Inside enjoying: the on the ttlano. All Hev. Canon Ault. The tbeee insoidc appear- - Trustoee of Mystic Lodge No. I, entertainment It was a record open artists fulfilled ovey promise made their final al1 Rearet'B. by on - Kntghta of Pythias or Honolulu; MYS- ing; made the management for them. Saturday evening, ttiey loav- Hon. S. 11. Dole, C. P. laukea, Kar- - the crowd was a record breaker: ,n PY- 18S0. Counteaa le - Honolulu during Cm-wi- TIC LODQB No. 2, KNIGHTS OP KSTABLIBHED IN I nnd wIipii seen at the close Saturday Pomnte captured the and- the coming weak Admlral P Mea, U 8. N., Hon. lence at Tonight Will THIAS OP HONOLULU; LIMMIIT night Jack Scully and Manager l.ove the sUrt and waa encored IKhraue will make Cecil Brown, Hon. A. S. Hartwell. T. and again. The Wilson slatere, flrBt Plearanre In Honolulu, ami Cllve Davlea, Hon. W. O. Smith, K. I. ItUBtCftf J. L. BOBYNARMS, Bleliop were all smile on account of th .itlme Hawaii; weaver A - ,L 18 o Spalding ol Zeugma, Vicar Aitoetollc of BISHOP SCO. completo success of their plane for and roller and Prank Kos- "' prwiict tJiat he will he e, LOU1B COLLKGK ALUMNI AS ter ably sustained reejiective a R1'11 success. I.ochrano ia a Soot-role- Mourners. ST. n grand send-of- f Savoy. And their for tho 1,8,1 Carriage of II M. Queen Lllluokalanl, SOCIATION, an Hawaiian Corpora- each of them coming In for II- -. comedian, who lma done wall they had every ronson to foci pleas- carrying Percy T. Clegliom. Ho- , throngliout tion navlng Its prlnolpal office at gold heral and hearty applause. Australia. Now Zealand. BANKEKS ed; for tho piles of and silvor 1,10 Carriage of Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. nolulu, Territory of Hawaii; JAMBS Tonight the features will he ohang-- 1 Philippine, China and Hongkong, In tho box offlco told plainly of the Robertson, Mies Iriua Wodehouse. P. MORGAN; JOHN SULLIVAN; od and the program Improved In ma- - flc ns a voice, and should Jump friendship of tlio oommunlty behind 8"'' Carriage of Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Boyd, DOB, MARY Commsrclal and Traveller' ny rospocts. , ,nto 1'opnlar fav6r IOHN BUCKLEY; JOHN play-hous- nosldes, the ontortnln-- from the vory out Mlsg Honolulu's nowost Holon Iloyd. DOE, nnd RICHARD ROE, unknown Letter of Credit Issued on tho ers are now . BOt 01 llls season Manager op over tho norvousnesn of Cnrringo of Arthur Clegliom, Frank Bank of California and The Lon- When .Congdon threw jwnora and claimants, Defendant! a first night before n strange audience Cloghoru, Thomntf Alexander Cleg-hor- n. don Btock Bank, 'Limited, en his doors at the Park theater It jnd Reepondents. TERM SUMMONS. Joint in n strange land, nnd may bo oxpeot-o- d THE NOVELTY. was to find a crowd of several hun THE TERRITORY OP HAWAII: TO London. to appear to even vettor udvnntagc. CarriHgo of Mr. and Mrs. Job. E. dred people outside, waiting to got in. Tho exodus of thontrical stars that HIE HIGH SHERIFF of the Territory Correspondents for the Amer- .Inoger, Miss Mary O'Donnol, Tho protty, open-ai- r resort was quick- win tane place tomorrow will nlRO if Hawaii, or his Deputy; the Sheriff ican Express Company, and THE PARK'S BEST. Carriago of Alius Holon Ilobortaon, ly filled, nnd by tho tlmo the program loavo a vacancy on tho hill at the No Mrs. Chllllngworth, jf the City and County of Honolulu or Thou. Cook Be Bon. Tho Hilda MUs lrouo was under way there was only stand- usual ordor or things prevail- velty, for tho Maacottc Sisters will Boyd. fits Deputy: ed nt sum-mo- n Interest allowed on term ana ing room to bo hnd. Four complote the Park theater on Saturday leave for Vancouver by the Zealandla Cnrringo of Mr. and Mrs. Goo. W. YOU ARE COMMANDED to evening, Savings Bank Deposits. programs wero put on during the ev- for there wore larKo attend- Thoir places will he flllod by Uio Mus Lucob, Mrs. Archie Robortnon. JAMES STE1NER; MRS. THE- ances L ening, meaning four big audienros. nt each Besslon to witness the ical --Millers, who arrive bore by tho Tho Govornor and Secretary of RESA LOUISSON; THE FIRST Tho Empire, opposite the Savoy, first-clas-s bill of faro that Manager Zealandla oarly tomorrow morning nf I In wall. BANK OF HAWAII, an Ha- Congdon was filled at the stnrt, several times Is serving up to his num- ter n long tour of tho nntlpodos Tho, The Governor's Staff. waiian Corporation having Its princi- erous United Statos District Judges. had only standing room, and at the patrons. Brown and Wllmot bill presented on Saturday was a pal office at Honolulu, Territory of JusttcoH of tho Supreme Court. MONSAU-RAT- ; close had more people Inside thnn in still continue to delight the nndloncos, strong one, for it contained ontiroly Hawaii; ELIZABETH J. nonr-Admlr- It. YnBhlro, I. J. N.. and many preceding and the artistic danclnc bv nrown new acts and pictures. MnBcot- - R. W. SHINGLE; SIMPSON Saturday evenings. Tho Staff. of without any - M. McCHESNEY, Bank nccomnanlmdnt cuincd DECKER; Manager Ovorend expressed himself ios, as usual, won enthusiastic ap- JESSE him Dancing Mombors of Consular Corps. CHARLES W. as delighted with tho ovoning's re- enthusiastic applauso. plnuso for their singing and dancing Deputy ED. TOWSE, and on Tho Sheriff of tho City and MyBtlc Lodge sults. a slab, Brown supplied the music Stanley has fulfilled the promise ne County ZIEGLER, Trustees of of Honolulu. Honolulu; Honolulu Tho Novelty, nt Nuuanu nnd Paunhi with his wooden clogs, and he consid- gave on big opening night, nnd alron Mastor of Hawaiian Lodge. N'o. 2, Knights of Pythias of erably No. 2, KNIGHTS OF streets, which carried a heavy an- onhnnced tho reputation he dy ho has become a strong favorite. Onicors of Pacific Club. MYSTIC LODGE X HONOLULU; LIBERT m. e nouncement in The Stnr, wns crowd- hns earned In various parts of the He Is versatile, and his season at this Public. PYTHIAS OF i i t d BOEYNAEMS, Bishop L. Issue K. N. & K. ed Into the streets from 7 o'clock to world for his neat and tnio dancing. popular hotise should ho n longthy Before tho body was lowered to Its HUBERT J. IS The couple also rendered several AVIso final rosting place anolthor short ser of Zeugma, Vicar Apostolic of Hawaii; I the closing of tho theater for the one. and Milton nover fall to Letters o f Credit songs, vice was held. Many beautiful ST. LOUIS COLLEGE ALUMNI AS- night. Manager Cliong stated at 10 and tho popularity that thoy amuse, and they always sooin to have and 8 wreaths wero received. SOCIATION, an Hawaiian Corporation Traveler' p. m. that the Novelty had broken all have gained was thoroughly shown something now to prosent. This wcek'K 1 I .. Us principal offlco at Honolulu, Checks available records for tho year. Four programs by tho applauso that greeted their bill is no exception, they go having and are CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH RE F. MOR- .., wero put on, turn. Harney and Haynos, too, have ing strong Territory of Hawaii; JAMES throughout the and each time there were as as over. The motion pic MEDY THE BEST OBTAINABLE. JOHN ' jf-- not lost any of tho popularity GAN; JOHN SULLIVAN; world. & & Cable peoplo outsido wlio could not get In that tures nre a feature at this house, and Tills remedy lias no superior as they won at thoir opening, BUCKLEY; JOHN DOE, MARY DOE, t transfers at lowest the theater at all. The cash receipts nnd their the seloctlon of films Is a varied one, a cure for colds, croup and whooping singing dancing go and RICHARD ROE, unknown owners - wero bigger than for any other night and still well. for they embrace every subject. In cough. rates J- cf jfi jf jf and claimants, defendants, In case in the Novelty's history. This pair always seem to mnnage to eluding dramatic, comic has been a favorite with nnd scenic It the they Bhali file written answer within The Art, which wns drawn upon Impart something new to their turn. Matinees mothers of young children for almost are held every "Wednesday twenty days service hereof to be the by big opening Alberto received a great reception forty years. after heaviest the at and Saturday, whon programs exact appear hoforo the said Circuit the Savoy being almost next for tho neat way In which ho perform- ly Chamberlain's Cough Remedy can and door similar to those given at night are Term thereof pending im- C. good Saturday ed his sleight of hand tricks. Ho mado always bo depended upon and Is plea Court at the Brewer &Co.M had a night audience. presented. mediately after tho expiration of twen- there being standing room only most his final appearance, and leaves to- sant to take. not only cures grip, ty days after service hereof; provid- of the time. At 11 o'clock Saturday morrow by the Zealandla for Vancou- BORN. It colds, and but prevents their resulting in pneu- ed, however, if no term be pending at night, Manager Lawson oxpressed ver. The vacancy caused by tho de- ATHERTON In Honolulu, Ts'ovomber Fire and Marine monia. such time, then to bo and appear be- himself as more than satisfied with parture of Alberto will ho filled by 0, to Mrs. Athor-ton- , Mr. and Frank C. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy con- fore the said Circuit Court at the next Insurance Agencies results. "If every Saturday night Wills and Hanson,, who arrive from a the son. tains no opium or other narcotic and succeeding term thereof, t, the 1 Mr. a successful season in Australia, and were like this," ndded Lawson. DUNN In Honolulu, November 5, to may be given as confidently to a child January 1911 Term thereof, to bo hold-e- n would coming will make their first appearance at I Royal Insurance Co. of Liver- "we have no kick at the wife of E. V. Dunn, a daughter. ns to an adult. For sale by all dealers at the City and County of Hono- all." the Park during tho week. Patrons j Benson, Smith & Co., agents for Ha- lulu, on Monday, the ninth day of Jan- pool. account, too. are promised something good by this Fine Job Printing. Offlco. Corpora- It should be taken Into Star waii. uary next, at 10 o'clock a. in., to show London Assurance cause why judgment of condemnation tion. of the lands described In the Petition CommercialUnionAssurance herein and for any other relief de- Co. of London. manded In the Petition should not Scottish Union and National to Marston Campbell, Super- Insurance Co.of Edinburgh. intendent of Public Works, pursuant THE HOST POPULAR CAR IN AflERICA to tho tenor of his annexed Petition. .Jedonian Insurance Co. of And have you then there this Writ Edinburgh. AT ANY PRICE. with full return of your proceedlnga Upper Rhino Insurance thereon. Co., (Marine). WITNESS the Honorable Presiding-Judg- e of tho CIrci'U Court of tlo First Circuit, at Honolulu aforesaid, this 27th day of August, 1910. (SEAL) ' LIMITED. (Signed) HENRY SMITH? fiapltal (Paid' Up) Yen 24.C30.000 Clerk; Reserve Fund, Yen 16.250,000 (Endorsed) L. No. 7199. Reg. 3. Pgr. HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. 162. Circuit Court First Circuit, Ter- Tho bank buys ana lecelves Mr ritory of Hawaii. Marston Campbell,. collection bills of exenange, Issues Superintendent of Public Works of the. Drafts and Letters of Credit, and Territory of Hawaii, Plaintiff and Pe- transacts a general banking business. titioner vs. James Stoinor, et als.. De- fendants and Respondents. Summons The Bonk receives Local Deposits Filed and Issued at 11:15 a. m. August and Head Office beposlts for fixed pe- 27, 1910. (Sg) Henry Smith, Clerk-Returne- riods. d and tiled Aug. 31, 1910, nt Local Deposits 2G and upwards for 1.5. A. K. Aona, Asst, Clerk. one year at rato of 4 per annum. ALEXANDER LINDSAY, JR., Atty. Head Offlco Deposits Yen 25 and Gen'l & W. B. LY.MER, Dep. Atty. upwards for one-ha- lf year, one year, Gen'l, for Marston Campbell, Supt, o.C two years or three years at rate of Pub. Works. i per annum. ) Particulars to be obtained on Territory of Hawaii, ) ) 8Si 5 Honolulu Office Corner Merchant City and Couaty of Honolulu.) and Bethel streets. P. O. Box 168. ) I, Henry YU AKAI, Manager. Smith, Clerk of tho Circuit. 191 1 Model E. M. F. 30 h. p. Price, $1000 f. o. b. Detroit Court of tho First Judical Circuit, Ter- t ritory of Hawaii, do hereby certify the. Ss Co foregoing to be a full, true and co-re- I! JwakamiJapanese Silks, Dry Touring Car, Baby Tonneau or Roadster copy of tho original summons le Goods and Hato of tho caso of Marston Campbell, Super Intendent of Public Works of th&Tn All Kinds. Equipment includes: Magneto, headlights and generator, sidelights, ritory of Hawaii vs. Jnmos Stoinor o. Robinson BtocX Hotel Btrest. als., as tho same remains of record i taillights, wheel jack, tools and horn. and on ftlo in tho offlco of the Qlerk of i laid Court. Silver Plate IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hnvt horeunto set my hnnd and nfflxed tlif. Flat Ware Seal of said Circuit Court, this Snd-da- y wy 30 PER CENT OFF of September, 1010. SCHUMKN CHRRIHGE CO. (SEAL) HENRY SMITH.i VlEIRA & CO. I J, A. R. Clerk of the Circuit Court of, tho. Flista 113 HOTEL 8TREET . Circuit. Territory of Hawaii.- -

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J I IH.tlAfi IjatlRe . JAPAN E5E 111! T OBJECTS BARGAINS ft SNAPPY M PM 1NMUI Paav laoadrr Peg IX IHi.miMtl.Ali, 1.IXKX AXI) UK Pi! IHmp Tl TOWItU. Man Oomi. Urartaf ' . . . Ooal-O- . n Moat wei . MERGHANTS TO DELAYS MomwHH "Hal i, -i, Hit Hawaii Mai tam Miiph Toafls, tvg. tt fit. $a.TJ BHI, (Inc. Arm A re aid Ik ffewl for Ma Mw A evltl UatiiNWfl I.liH-- n TuaclN, Mir, fl,(NI; F.h'InI, iliM. 6 (t .nilmira from ga five i n. to this egftre. alala Agr, On liMnim! MrtPM TnwH. prim, ffl.tMli Hwlal, tlim. ftm Maan. ItootaaM Judge Cooper had eometMng to aa n. WMTTHI. Asm. liaya Hamallivliml Tnwfla, (iritp, fH.Sft; dog. o( a Aeso-eftaU- , nf. Kmlal, ' bore th Jaaaaee Merchant tkle laanraiag ike long do , waralm ilMiinlitr.HHl Towel, irji. pi'li-p- T.A; rtxrlnl, (lint, that to MA Wtg wimmm. I Oealr to eaten lo our faun-or- e eaa0 mi laya that take plaea bofore caaee are llaiiieUtPWit) TtiWfla. ip. (Iim. lila tant liatrrat to oaH IMI ttf oao a heart) welcome. We nil $8.fh Hiittrlal. tHM fveatwatir Wod. aad the raaea thai IIe.iiNtHr.iiHl TowpIs. r'. tloc. JafTs' IMgo Trtmi Local Oftoe, V. . WoaUer Baraga, ivh. iiiii, $l(Mt; HdoHhI. at nth foal blflkJr honored to lad a large ho hoforo Mm wore , lth had earelleni tlmninml Tiiwcla, ii p, $3.UA; Khm-ImI- tlog alaar oaUtoos it to tfco tMML aaaihar of wpisasouur cttlseas err Turktali pi lltMiitittMl ti. Math) tree. H. T, Not. 7, 1M0. loaighl to Join wfUi ua la celebrating Turkish Towels, tin. price, .flUKI; KwIhI, lo.. One of the defendant i had two IIpiiiiimmI 91.(111; fjiUD - ' Teatparature, a. a. m 10 of tho Mrth of Im Ttirkialt Tnwcla, icjt. ilict, Hlu'dnl, (lot tba umtrimo Hia rhargee of MOTdar In the ft rat degree , MUM. a. awl aioralng saleinMitB: portal lleiiiincl Turkish Towfla, it prire, flXtd; Km-litl- dm I.T8 MU Ray HU teaeker Of HmMMM. n.i Majaaty, tha Maifioror of Jaiiau. aaalnat Mm. and the other had a Oataare, 70S T TV; TO. ry IJuiiislllt'IiH Ttirkiali Tii wo Is, rvg. pi'lct', $n.00; Hpuctnl, dot: (j.lfl. Orator.. Pbj tlcal aM Vto Mi W teel mtoTal for die charge of attempted artariaal y aaaault. lco, ifi.R0 ; KpoHAI, 1J55 ftHroot. UaroaseCer raad.ig. AOaotatajMai-Mlt- hearty yoa have Ki'llifPd TurUiali Towx'Ih. ivr. pi do. A,M ttagto Lanalilo roaimnaa ma4e to our in the murder charge Attorney W. T ' oubk) lltMiiiited Whito Huilspi'tuidH, v$. piiw, l.'Ji; Kpuelnl, (kiclt....f 0D 1142. (aralna ixr foots Motive iavttatlena, not wilr at thta iwoaaloti, Rawllua appearod and naked for a con HoimiitHl While Hudapmida, pi-ic- Kpuulnl, hamiaity an aaw aalat at la, hot on airallar (Ksoaaiaiui Ih Uta )at. va. ottcli.... l.,lf .CLOmiNG tinuance. He Mid that he would be lloiiiiniiil Wliilo IIu(1m)1'(mk1im, rug. piico. , , MHS ao.oo; 7. US; Tfcia elearly Iha rata-Uoti- a $1.75; Hpuclnlotiuli. . l.,fi 7; It. irovoa amleabla busy for name time, and would like Ctotking on ortralt ll.M a Wind velocity and dftpaaOoa at a. aaiatiuc tiotwooH ua In a buaineaa llUIIIIIIUtl 4lll(! Ht!(lH)lWlllH, l'(r. pt'lCO, if ZMl HpUCllll, UI10II.... 2. OIL, the hearing to ha set for an oarly HudHnreudx, ; tvafc. lult siren at oooe. Francis m.; S a. m.; 10 a. w.; aa Mom: way aa well aa aoutally. Iiuiiiiuud While roir. pi'iee, 91.75 Httoeiiil, 0110)1..., 2Ti dale In Deaember. ItodKpretKlH, pi'ico, .fl.'J.'i; Levy, Outfitting Co . Sachs UMs . Frt 3 W.; K.; ft K; 10 KB. aaawre you, lluiniiiud Wliito re:, Spucinl, otioli .... S.srj "We Haiitlaman, of our The .Ittdge Btntetl SI Rainfall 14 that November BtrsOt. mrtac Hmra owllag: I t. alnoere deme to nmliitnln foraver the ehonld be a suitable date COLOHED NUIJSlSitY OUIlJ BPIUJADS. m.: .07 Inch. lileaaanl ratatlona now oxlgtlng, and to BUY AND SSLL. Til be buHy on thnt dRte." jirompt- - Total wiiwt movement during promote lmnplnaaa y 51 x 05. inches, regular price, $2.50; Hpeeitil, $1.05 each. jouBht,fiold II iieaee, and iniHr-It- ly 5lmonla and Jewelry hoars atMitwt noon returned the attDrney. at IStT miles. In this Territory, which la the An itHwirtinunt of odd Hodsprondw, all dlaoontimiod linos, bar-- aiMl Bargain In lausloal The oaee was then let for Decem nt .xcbanRed . O. YBAOUlt. gateway or oommoi.e between the Carlo. Fort ber 5. gain pfieas. leMroments J St Aaeistant Observer liaat and Weat. "We wlati to talte thla meant of Attorney Mcllrlde itppenrod In the NEWS IN A NUTSHELL thaukliiff yon for the friendly naaocla attempted orlmlnnl neemilt onio. and askml for a oontlnuanco. Ho stated N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. CQET COMBINED Hons, the kind Meeletanoos and prlvi. Paragraphs That Qlve Condensed leges accorded us In the imit, and we that ho w aagoing away, and most like Cor. Lort and licretunla Sis. opp. Fire Station News af the Day. sincerely hope for the continuance of ly would be absent for about three the same . woeks. He would llko his caso sot Yeu're always next at the Silent "As residents of this Territory, and for oarly In December. Barber Shop . Six chairs In opera- being Identified in busineee, we will Doputy City and County Attorney tion. undoavor to bo lnwabldlng citizens, Mllvorton, who has ohargo of the County Ileeolutlon 874 la published and will do our sharo to promote the case, also protested against a delay Complete Equipment in this laaue prosperity of Hawaii noi. of about a month, and finally ho com- llleotlon returns will be reported "I thank you, gentleman, tfor the at- - promised with McDrldo, and the mat- - FOR RAPID AND THOROUGH promptly at the Savoy thontor tomor- tontlon given us, and on behalf of the tor will bo takon up immediately on row nlnht. mombors of tho Japanese Merchants' McDrldo's return from another Island The Metropolitan Moat Market to say ear-Ho- 4o Clasps No HOOKS' Association I wish that this with a view to setting It at the CONSTRUCTION WORK o - No ' STnmoa will close at noon tomorrow (Elec- io HEAVY STBE- I.- place is open to you tonight, and wo possible date. tion Day.) your The best figure builder for are at service." Hawaiian Lodge vlll hold a stated Admiral Yashlro, in graceiul Eng- ollm women. Price 51.50. function was a great success, meeting thin evening at 7:30 o'clock, lish, proposed the health of Govornor duo in P. M. .POND lor transaction of business. Frear which was honored, at the pro- great measure to the fact that among The schoonor Boreulls, from Hllo, poser's call, with three cheers given In tho passengers were Baron Mitsui and CONTRACTOR. TELEPHONE 2890 Octobor 19, arrived at Eureka today. banzals. suite and other prominent Japanese. E1IE1 Baron Mitsui Is one of the leading During the absonce of Dr. Frear After n toast to the guests of the I from the Territory Dr. Hutchinson will evening the company's atentlon was financial magnates of Japan, being jhavo charge of his practice. invited to the stage program. This head of the Mitsui house, which holds Save Your The stock books of Walalua Agri- was directed by Dr. Katsunuma, edi- controlling interests in banks, rail- cultural Co., will be closed to trans- - tor Shoba and others in a jolly man- road, steamship, and other important fers from November 8 to Novombor ner, their humorous sallies never fall- industrial enterprises. Among the Kodak Pictures J 15. ing to provoke outbursts ot mirth. Matsul party, besides tho Baron are: Tho St. Clomont's branch of the Baroness Mitsui, Miss Mitsui, K. Ku- - Iroin loss or Injury by putting With the addition of two appearances Woman's Auxiliary will meet tomor- -' rasawa, secretary to them In an of a Japanese juggler, picked up from the baron; Dr. I I row aftornoon at o'clock In tho three a passing steamer, in clever tricks, the T. Dan, the general counselor of the Wood Coal parish and house. ALBUM after dinner program was as follows: Mitsui corporations; S. Sakka, Doctor you want wood We have a varied assortment If tho best or coal Music Japanese Navy Band Dan's secretary; N. Sakurai, secre The highest grades of fuel in large or small amounts telephone 2281, Honolulu Construction promptly ot beautiful Albums in Cloth, Dancing Geisha Girls tary; Dr. Shlngu, Miss A. Hlsada, gov & Draylng Any Honolulu delivered. Hurnt Leather and Seal Lea- Co. Ltd. amount erness, and Miss A. Klttshimn, maid. promptly dellvored. Music Japanese Navy Band ther. Dancing, "Olwake" The. Hon. R. Nakashojl, vlco presi The mooting of the Social Science Teaming and Traction Honolulu Geisha Girls dent of the Board of Communications, ALL PRICES. Association scheduled for tonight at Music Japanese Navy Band at Tokyo, is also a passenger on the i Doctor Whitney's residence has been Engine Dancing, "Yayoi" Tenyo, and he is accompanied by sec Hauling j postponed for one week. retary H. Suzumura and Architect S Ho- ...Honolulu Geisha Girls Tho bark S. C. Allen, which loft , COMPANY Music Japanoso Navy pand Uchlda, also of the hoard. Honolulu Construction and Draying nolulu on October 18, arrived nt Fort Mayor OzakI, accompanied by his Dancing, "Shlnobu-y- o "Everything Photographic" Uragg today, with her main topmast Honolulu Girls wife, are also returning to Jnpan by Company, Ivfcc oeisha I 4.1. 1 below Hotel. gone n rnnnA - nr. nn,w nrn.rnM Queen St., opposite Fort ivnrks. Wistnrln.trfillls lm3 '""J"- ""l'u' Kaahunmnu. Telephone 2281. See that you get your greon stumps Dancing. "Kapporc" of Tok' and ls we'4 tUo,,ght f when you are buying at tho stores. Honolulu Geisha Girls with band roroigners m japiui uy tcuhuii oi ma And call at the show rooms, and see reform tendencies. many music. the valuable .articles you get P. Graco manager of the Singapore ior them. Music Japanese Navy Band What's the Matter branch of the Chartered Bank of In There is no oxcuse buying Dancing:, "A Happy Couple" and for a dia, and China, is returning poor quality of meat and no economy "Sword Dance" Australia post, together with his wife. when the discomfort Is considered. Nothing more beautiful In fire works to his With SugarStocks? Wm. H. Gray, Jr., and Miss Tho meats at the Metropolitan Mar- than the wistaria trellis has ever been Mrs. If Thayer, of U. S. Minister Cal- you enjoy tender meat, knowing ket are always good. ' seen in Honolulu. Ushered by two relatives or w of w Peking, on Tenyo pro Regular meeting of Harmony Lodge wheels quickly burning out, a large houn at are the ceeding to is ' REAL ESTATE .No. 3. I. O. O. F., this evening at 7:30 trellis bloomed out In wistaria blos on a visit the orient. it clean and uncontaminated H. O. Beatty, one of the lumber o'clock in Odd Fellows Hall. soms ot lire, In natural colors, which ,Is tlie- - best of Investments. No kings California, and son of Judge U.fter many given kept aglow for many minutes. This of and supply. entertainments making a business trip to come to us get your city in the world has so bright a in their honor by Honolulu's German set piece followed a display of roman Beatty, is Is prominent polo colony, Captain Walter and his crow candles and a dazzling illumination of the Orient. He a as Honolulu, and if a person golf player. ifuturo were At Home to three hundred calcium lights fastened to the trunks and Spero, a journalist who Is mak uses judgement in buying he should guests on Saturday aboard the North of haIf a dozen' cocoanut trees, which L. uerman uioyu training snip nerzogin nt t,. .,, ing a tour of the world, also arrived o fon frillf h,h to provide woli for the Cecillo The guests were royally en- ov. Tenyo Maru and will lay over "be; .able head in beautiful relief against an on the by tho genial captain In Honolulu for some little time to If he Invests his savings in tertained and overcast sky. his officers and crew. conditions here. The program ended at ten thirty. study Market On Saturday afternoon a search of Y. Chang, Mrs. C. Chang, Metropolitan Meat Scautlful Kalmuki. It was an event charming and singular Francis the T. K. K. S. Nippon Maru resulted Miss P. Chang and Master George the coming of Uncle Sam to which will long be remembered by all W. F. HEILBRON and A. LOUIS, Proprs. With in a further seizure of twenty tins of Chang, from the Chinese Legation at fortunate enough to be present. Telephone 1814. Pearl Harbor, the opening of the opium by the Customs officials. Com- Washington are returning to China by missioner Davis will have several of the Tenyo. Panama Canal and tho general de- those charged with having been con- Miss Bernice Wilson, accompanied velopment that is bound to follow a nected with tho Illicit importation ot DI.lGyi.ED by her mother, is proceedings to Tien tho drug before him on Wednesday tsin to be married. Mrs. and Miss careful realty investment Is bound to morning, but as far as can bo ascer- Wilson are .well known in San Fran be worth many a sacrifice. tained there is no immediate prospect E cisco society circles. of any further arrests. Two Chinese VSTOS The Tenyo's cargo amounts to 5583 have been arrested in connection with tons, of which 5000 tons are cotton Saturday's selzuro, for Japanese ports. day,! Har was convlctod THE TEflllB Thurs U K I w. 01 K A IM on Friday of having assaulted C. H. Yong, was before Judge Coopor this With a record passenger and a THREATS OF morning for sentence. Doputy City list Land Ltd., record enrgo the T. K. K. steamer Will be a day of Thanksgiving observed in every State and Co., nnd County Attorney Mllvorton Tenyo Maru arrived in port four min Territory of the Union. to prosecute, and Attorney An-dre- utes after noon today. Tho vessel was You nodoubt intend to celebrate the occasion, nnd will havo a for the defendant. Defendant GREAT STRIKE larger number than usual at your dinner table; requiring a number Main Office: King and Fort streets: off Koko Head at 8:45, but It was not was fined $G0 and costs, thus confirm- of additions of many articles necessary for your table and kitchen. Branch Office. Walalae and Koko until the time stated that she had ing the decision of tho District Court As usual you can get them at A vs. 1C59. berthed. The delay was due, accord Head Phone Eight Japaneso were arrested on ing to the ship's officers, to the fact IN STATE Saturday night by Chief Detoctlvo that only one doctor went on board to McDufflo Dr. Hugh L. Dickey and his officers for playing examine the 10G7 souls on board a game of craps, AH were llboratoil 140 passengers, of Eye, Ear, rose, Throat.. .1150 Ala-ke- a There woro cabin CHICAGO. 111.. Novembor 7 The on $10 ball, but only one appoarod Royal whom 5G aro for Hongkong, 42 each Street, (opposite Hawaiian sixty-on- e railroad compa this morning, Ho wan fined $7.50, Yokohama and Shanghai, for engineers of Hotel Hours and 1:30-4:3- 0 for four I ball being forfoltod In the other cases, Honolulu nnd one for and in nlos, united in one organization, arc Sunday 10-1- Evenings by appoint- Kobe, Later In tho forenoon two others as- ment, Telephone 3024. tho steerago there were 581 including about to tako a vote on the question sembled, and It being ascertained ..DC thnt Japanese, 127 Chinese and 58 la of entering upon a gonoral strike. Ef thoy had waited nt tb6 Sheriff's of- dlnps. Miiknlo Kamaka was before Judge forts to settlo tholr grievances by ne fice, thoy too woro lot off with a flno All tho Indians and 21 of tho Chlnose Cooper this morning for plea on two " of $7.50. aro emigrants who were rejected by gotlntlons havo fallod. Ono of tho Wo havo the largest assortment and our prices are right. Court- charges of murdor In tho first dogro. the U. S, Immigration Board at San greatest railroad tlo-up- s In the history eous attention, prompt delivery nnd guaranteed satisfaction, you This defendant was charged with ha- you will ADVERTISED-SOLD- , Francisco and aro now being returiv of the country will occur If thoy do know receive. Molo Hanamalkl and ving murdered ed to tho port of embnrkation. clde to go on strike. gnHty, and One of tho pretty Marmon automo; Lul Ako, Ho plended not The Tenyo Maru had a very fine attornoy, W. 1 lies advertised by tho Hawaiian Gar & ut the request ot his T. pleasant trip across tho Pacific leaV' HONDURAS PILIKIA. W.W, Dimond Co., Ltd. un- ago in Saturday DEALERS IN HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES. Rawlins, the case was continued afternoon's Stnr wa3 ing San Francisco on November 1. On NEW ORLEANS, Novembor 7. Tho til December F. Deputy City and sold a Sow hours lator, tho buyer be- tho night of tho 3rd tboro was' n cele rebellion in Honduras is sproadlng. Sole agents for tho celobrated Jo wel Stoves and the Gurney ing M County Attornoy Mllvorton appeared .!. Robinson. Only one of bratlon on board In honor of the blrtli Refrigerators. 55.57 King Street Honolulu, to prosocuto. thoso flno cars remain. day of tho Emperor of Japan. Tho Fine Job Printing, Star Office.