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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU, June 25. Last 24 Hours' rainfall, .02. SUGAR. 96 Degree Test Centrifugals, 4.25c. Per Ton, JS5.00. Temperature, Max. 80; Min. 72. Weather, fair. 88 Analysis Beets, 10s. ll;d. Per Ton, $36.20. ESTABLISHED JULY 2. 1858. uat VOL. XLVIL, NO. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1908. i 8075. PRICE FIVE CENTS. IL I THE ITINERARY MM ,'S INSPECTION OF THE ITINERARY HARVARD WINS tle-- ur-ta-- ne; BOOSTER DINNER' PEARL FOR KAUAI TOUR THE VARSITY AND es. OF THE BIC Secretary Garfield to Spend eet Ninety Were Present and Some Secretary Garfield and Party . Interesting Speechs Were Will See Lochs and Visit Saturday Among the FRESHMAN RACES : FLEET Delivered. Sisal Plant. Barons. alr tat. The Commercial Club gave a "boost- This morning at nine o'clock the Sec- A. Gartley went to Kauai last even- Rebels Capture a Town in Mexico Funeral of er" dinner last evening. It was served retary of the Interior, accompanied by ing to make the final arrangements for at 7 o'clock and about ninety sat down a number of prominent citizens, will Secretary Garfield's tour of the Garden Cleveland to Be Very Simple There Will Latest Orders Posted to it. The menu was an excellent one board the U. S. S. Iroquois for a tour Island. a good incentive to the frame of mind of inspection of Pearl Harbor. The The itinerary as arranged by Mr. Be No Military Escort at the Naval which makes boosting easy and nat- party will sail about the harbor dur- Gartley, George H. Fairehild. and W. ural. ing the forenoon, land at noon for A. Kinney Is as follows: President George W. Smith presided. lunch at the Peninsula residence of F. The party will leave here on the W. Macfarlane, a special Station. briefly "booster" then take steamer G. as soon 9 (Associated Press Cablegram.) a-- He told what the train for Sisal, where the working of W. Hall after was. was an occasion o'clock tonight as possible will ar- Yale-Harva-rd dinner It for the sisal into a commercial product and . NEW LONDON, Connecticut, June 26 In the members to recall the things that were 6 will be watched. The party t will return rive at Ahukini at o'clock Saturday Honolulu-- races here yesterday, Harvard won the Varsity and the going well and making Hawaii and by train, expecting to arrive in morning. They will be met by auto- Freshman Honolulu better places to live in. shortly eight-oare- four-oare- Three weeks from today the harbor after three o'clock. mobiles there and to resi- d race and Yale the d race. President Smith Introduced as the The party is in charge of Justice taken the will be crowded to Its utmost capacity first "Booster," Captain Parks, the en- accom- dence of Manager Weber of Lihue Ballou, among those Invited to forty-secon- d Yale-Harva- This is the of these rd Varsity races tbat with the warships of the Atlantic gineer of the Navy Department who pany the Secretary of the Interior and Plantation where breakfast will be hu Cap- been rowed, and the nineteenth that Harvard has won. is doing things to Pearl Harbor. the Governor being Captain Rees, Cap- served. Governor Frear and Secretary fleet, and the whole interest of the tain Parks declined to tell what he tain Carter, Naval Engineer Parks, Garfield will then go to Kapaa and townsfolk will be in the waterfront. was doing but said he hoped everybody Captain Cleaves, of the cruiser St. in Honolulu would come out and see Kealia and look over the Kapaa lands, not been given out Louis; Lieutenant Langhorn, his chief As yet there has for themselves. He told what Pearl of staff; Dr. Cofer, George Robertson, returning to Lihue at 10, when there CLEVELAND'S FUNERAL any definite arrangements for the Harbor was capable of in the matter F. Klamp, W. M. Giffard, W. F. Dil- will be a public reception. Following of providing accommodations for fleets, lingham, D. Tenney, L. Tenney Peck, berthing of the vessels, but as many E. this the party will go to Koloa where and all it needed was a straightening C. H. Cooke, S. M. Damon. A. L. C. TO BE A VERY SIMPLE ONE will be taken to dock as can possibly out of the channel which could be done Atkinson. George R. Carter, H. E. the train on the McBryde plantation The matter of coal- and would be done. Cooper, Captain Otwell, J. F. Morgan, road will be in waiting to take the par be accommodated. Judge Lindsay was the first assistant ing so many vessels in a week is caus- George W. Smith, F. W. Macfarlane, ty to the McBryde residence at Lawai PRINCETON, New Jersey, June 26. The funeral of the Cleve- booster made a pleasant speech. Mott-Smit- h, lite Ororr and Secretary J. P. Cooke, S. where there will be a luau. ing a, great deal of anxiety and the Fred W. Macfarlane was asked to tell B. Dole, Prince Kuhio, Col. Sam Par- land today will be very simple. There U great mourning in Braair for th not be something finances of the From Lawai the party will visit the probability that they will all about the ker, J. B. Castle, Albert Judd, J. A. eminent dead. to coal from the wharves is be- club, but he didn't, though he told Kennedy, Major Dunning and F. M. Kalaheo homesteads where there are able The members of both the Roosevelt and the Cleveland , cabinets wfH att- apparent. other things equally interesting. Swanzy. about ninety families residing. coming Former Governor George R. Carter the funeral. of the fleet BUSY DAY YESTERDAY. From Kalaheo by autos the party end The date for the arrival made a very interesting speech about There will be no military escort. r ' Secretary busy day will go see 1-- set in a new itinerary which ar- Pearl Harbor and the tenacity with Garfield had,' a to Eleele to the breakwater, yesterday which Its possibilities had been studied yesterday, in spite of the fact that he and thence to Makaweli and Waimea. A DEATH MASK TAKEN. rived at the Naval Station was just back from a hard trip. In There they will embark on the Kinau sailing day is set and urged. Qrorer for the 16th, and the Sunerintendent of Public Works the forenoon he received a number of at about 3:30 or 4 o'clock and coast PRINCETON, New Jersey, June 25. The body of ex President l7 for the 23rd of July. This will give a Marston Campbell supplied some most delegations at the Governor's office. In the Napali section ef the island, view- Cleveland was embalmed today. A death mask was also taken. ' week in port. The vessels of the fleet JnterPsHna- - and effective boosting ma- - eluding a delegation from the Punch ing the magnificent scenery there, and Portuguese, 6 commanders are as follows: terlal in a rapid account of the public bowl who asked him te ar arriving at Honolulu at o'clock Sun- GUNS FOR CLEVELAND. and their raige for the Portuguese there to be day morning. Division (Rear Admiral C. S. improvements that had been carried Half-hourl- y guns will be nred at the Honolulu Naval Station today from First on and completed in the past eight able to purchase their homes at the Those In the party leaving here will commander-in-chie- f, honor, Cleveland. Sperry. command- years. He told of macadamized roads, expiration of the Kapiolani lease. In be Secretary Garfield, Governor Frear, sunrise to sunset in of the late ing) Connecticut, flagship, Captain H. new wharves, the Nuuanu reservoir, this delegation were A. D. Castro, A W. A. Kinney, D. P. R. Isenberg, Kansas, Captain C. E. and public buildings in various parts H. R. Vierra and J. M. Marques. The Augustus Knudsen, Francis Gay, Geo. sterhaus; members of the Board of Agriculture H. Falrchlld, and possibly Kuhlo. Paul Vreeland; Vermont, Captain W. P. of the Territory. - The speechmaking of the evening was and Forestry called and presented in Isenberg will take his runabout with ENGLAND AND. RUSSIA Captain w J. Hub- Potter; A Minnesota,, concluded by Ed.Towse who was call- formation of the department. him.. The autos expected to be used bard. ed on to tell whether Taft or Bryan The Secretary had lunch at the Pa iff" making the Journey on Kauai are Second Division (Rear Admiral R. would carry Wyoming. He told. ciflc Club with the heads of the various those of Francis Gay, John H. Coney, WARN SHAH OF PERSIA Federal departments, which a num. George George Walnwright, commanding) Georgia, After dinner there was an adjourn- at H. Falrchlld, and H. . ment to the reading room, ber of speeches were made, after which Wilcox. Captain E.-F- Quaitrough; flagship, the Secretary called at the rooms of TEHERAN, Persia, June 26. Quiet has been restored, Russia and Eng- Nebraska, Captain R. F. Nicholson; t the Hawaii Promotion Committee for -- warned Shah to uphold constitution, New Jersey, Captain W. II. H. South a presentation. This was a beautifully land have the the PREPARING . engraved koa plaque and an enlarge GETS eriend; Khode Tsland, Captain J. B. JORDAN Three hundred have been killed in the fighting that has taken place. ment of a Hawaiian photograph. 25. Looting and disorder still continue here, the Murdock. The party then went out to Fort TEHERAN, Persia, June Third Division (Rear Admiral W, II. Shafter, the Secretary, the Governor many refugees being cared for in the different legations. , commanding) Louisiana, flag- THE ELE T N and Adjutant General Jones watching WILDER'S JOB In Tabriz, as a result of fighting between the Reactionaries and Revolu- Emory, troops Niles;. Virginia, Cap- a parade of the there. tionists, the number of dead and wounded number one hundred. ship. Captain K I On his return the Secretary held 1 tain A. Sharp;' Ohio, Captain C. W. consultations with heads M : AEJ, - the of the Batlett; Missouri, Captain G. A. Mer- Territorial . departments, being the Secretary's Office Busy Some Through THIRTY-EIGH-T ririm. guest of the University Club last night Supervisors Chauffeur DROWNED. at dinner and during the evening. Fourth Division (Rear Admiral S. Changes in the Precinct Examiner Hope to Stop I MET PLANTERS' ASSOCIATION Sehroeder, commanding) Wisconsin, CORUNA, Spain, June 26. It is now known that there were thirty-eigh- t Boundaries. I One important meeting yesterday flagship. Captain H. Morrell; Illinois, Speed Abuse. of the steamer La Roche off this coast June 24. . was the meeting of the Secretary with drowned in the wreck Captain J. M. Bowyer; Kearsarge, the officers of the Planters" Associa Captain H. Hutchins; Kentucky, Cap- tion, that occupying over two hours Politics and election affairs are ap- The resignation of Harry Wilder as tain V. C. Cowles. After the Secretary had been presented parently in a slump on the street, but to the members by Damon, county examiner of chauffeurs was ac- VIESGA, MEXICO Auxiliaries Culgoa, Lieutenant Com- S..M. the LAREDO the business of preparing for the vot conference was an informal one, the cepted at the meeting of the Super- mander J. B. Patton; Panther, Com- - ing this fall is going steadily ahead in questions of land and labor being dis- visors night and S. R. S. Nelson; Glacier, Com- last Jordan BY mander V. the office of Territorial Secretary. cussed. CAPTURED REBELS Yankton, Lieu- the named to fill the vacancy. mander W. S. Hogg; election proclamation will not be Commander C. B. McVay; Re- The Other applicants were E. A. de Love tenant Sep- I lief (hospital ship). Surgeon C. F. made until towards the end of HAWAIIAN SCENE IN lace and c. j. Schoening. LAREDO VIESCA, Mexico, June 26. This place has been captured by Stokes. tember, but there is an immense Chairman Hustace wanted to see There have been many casualties in the struggle. , , The Panther will call at Tutuila, Sa- amount of work to be done between perfectly independent man appointed rebels. moa, en route from Honolulu to Auck- to fill the position and not a man con Troops have been rushed to the scene. is denied that the trouble has now and then. LONDON'S GREAT SHOW garage, It land. The official mail addresh of the nected with a as was the case any political significance. - x Atlantic fleet will be care Postmaster, In the first place a number of re- with two of the applicants. San Francisco. Cal., to October 15, quests have been received for changes "Something has got to be done with 1908 after which it will be care Post- in the location of the voting places, regard to the autos," remarked Hus master. New York. N. Y. Mail must requests for the establishment of new The following extract Is from an ar tace, "or we shall have more of the NO TROUBLE WITH VENEZUELA. bear the name of the ship for which u polling; places and requests for the ticle in the London Times dealing with trouble that we'je having right along is intended. shifting of the precinct lines, and all the exhibition of Oriental and African The board must do all they can to carefully considered. remedy speed." '26. No trouble is expected growing out of th these have to be scenes now being held in the Agricul the abuse of WASHINGTON, June i The most radical change asked Is the It was decided to ask Sheriff Iaukea Venezuela situation. tural Hall: of- ON ANNUAL rvdividing of the first and second pre- to commission Jordan as a special IRKING cinct of the fourth. The line now runs "The scene changes to India; the ficer without pay in order to be better along Waialae road, Beretania' avenue scene-painter- s, by the way, have pro able to enforce the automobile ordi PROHIBITION IN LOUISIANA. duced a great crescent-shape- d pano nance. and King street, cutting the districts BATON ROUGE, June 25. The prohibition bill was defeated in the fienata AND OTHER REPORTS parallel with the sea; the request is ramic background, which rolls and un anti-racin- g was signed toaay ny toe oovernor. that the line be swung at right angles rolls from one end to the other, so that ANNOUNCEMENTS OF here today. The bill so as to run from sea to mountain. the scene-shiftin- g is reduced to its Secretary's office This will make a huge district out of simplest form. An Indian child-wif- e INCREASED DIVIDENDS The Governor's and the first and a smaller one out of the takes refuge with a missionary's wife BANK CLERK AN EMBEZZLER. are squaflng' themselves around average 25. H. W. Tiers, a clerk in the National Bank. forces second to maintain a voting from the hated husband who claims A number of very satisfactory an PITTSBURG, June rim for some hard work for the end of the and will throw the headquarters of her. The appeal is useless, and she is was arrested today for the alleged embezzlement of $50,000. Gov both precincts as they stand Into the carried off weeping. Years pass, and nouncements were made yesterday t..cnth, the annual report of the morning on the Stock Exchange. The Secretary of the; Interior second precinct. the same wife, now a widow, is led to erior to the In the second of the fifth a number the funeral pyre, to be burnt alive Onomea dividends were increased from FIVE KILLED IN A FIRE. semiannual report of the Sec one and one-ha- lf per cent, to two end the of voters want a new polling place de- with her dead husband. This, it should CHICAGO, June 25. In a fire which took place here today five persona to President being due for clared at the Walalee Industrial be explained, is supposed to be about per cent.; the Honomu plantation from retary the one and killed. Washington on June 30. School. This precinct Is about thirty 80" years ago. As the torches are and a half to the same rate were forwardine to Pepeekeo one per cent. At the same The latter report is now in course of miles long and the Waialee end have about to be applied a British official now to go eighteen miles to vote at marches in with a guard of Sepoys and time it is rumored that the Pioneer, preparation, and the Governor wiu in- - DIPHTHERIA AT AN ASYLUM. preparation of his just Hauula. About thirty voters are In- fcrbids the sacrifice. Again the scene Haiku and Paia are in line for plunge into the in-rea- 25. Thirty-on- e cases of diphtheria have de waves a farewell to Sec- - terested. changes to Hawaii, where the priest of reased dividends. A question of REDLANDS, California, June as soon as he by planta retarv Garfield. There has been a change decided Pele breaks in on a wedding group dividends the Oahu veloped in the insane asylum here. departments have been upon In the form of the statement to with his demand for the bridegroom tion was discussed at a directors meet- Th nthor ing yesterday and deferred. nrenarinir theit reports to the Govern be made under oath by applicants for to be sacrificed to the volcano goddess PACIFIC CLUB BIG CROWD LOOKED or for incorporation in .his report. registration, before the Board of Reg- - and avert her Impending wrath. It is THE while in addition ttiey have been pre-- istration. In former registrations there the chieftainess Kapiolani who now CONSUL'S DOG IMPOUNDED. ENTERTAINS GARFIELD FOR AT AALA PARK narine reports and synopses for the has been brought up the question of advances, denes the priest, and taunts have goddess as Elijah The pointer owned by British Con tise of the Secretary of the Interior the registration of those who his taunted Baal, given the Pacific It is expected that there will b a. ! way up side, sul Forster has twice been taken up by A luncheon was at while here. Yesterday the Attorney been convicted of criminal offenses. leads the the mountain of Secretary record crowd at the meeting tonight question. 1 crosses line, be dog-catche- r, though it carries a Club yesterday in honor General was busy in preparing a This year there win be no the forbidden tabu and at Aala Park, at which Secretary Oar-fiel- d, some of the Territorial The form of declaration contains a hurls the priestly staff Into the flaming 1JH)3 tag. The first time Mr. Forster Garfield. synopsis of About thirty members were present Governor Frear and rlegat particularly those dealing, with clause to be sworn to stating that the crater, while the people raise a song of rescued the dog on the spot, but the speak. All laws, next to at the function which was of a most Kalanianao'e will th land, while the Commissioner of Pub- one to be registered has not forfeited deliverance from immemorial tyranny. time the animal was taken the speakers will deal with the broad Is- Exec- his rights. At the close of this episode the choir. police station, where, luckily, it was enjoyable nature. lic Lands was walking about the citizen's Secretary Garfield maae a tesnng sues of national politics and It Is not building with his breast-pocke- ts There are some vacancies to be fin Orientally but simply robed and with recognized by the Sheriff and released. expected local will be touch- utive pre- pro- The tag, had been no pro speech in which good humor abounded, that luei bulging with reports. These were ed on the Board of Registration and palms in their hands, ascend in apparently, allu- upon al!. except very Incidental- range a common due and which sparkled with witty ed at to the Secretary of the Interior the various parties have been asked cession and themselves in a tection. It is opinion, ly. Is poi'J'ible, however, that the sented va- on stage. to several cases like of the Britsh sions to topics of local interest. It firing the afternoon. to nominate candidates for tnese great semicircle the The that speakers attitude of Washington toward Ha- most of the cancies. The parties have also been four contingents who have enacted the Consul's dog. that the official catcher There were several other Mr. Garfield visited among whom was judge uoie. waii will be dalt with by the Secre- ,;'i Hieads of departments yesterday after asked to name candidates for appoint- various scenes now enter to a quick- - is more anxious to impound a good dog. chief song, owners which redeem him tary. return with the Governor from ment as inspectors of election, but so marching "We come from the the of will John vfU b the InterprMT his gloom shadowy to form for cash, than a mangy cnr. of no eah Another fire has broken out in the WIe Fort Shafter, spending some time with far the only response to the invitations of the trail. ana was for the speakers and the county band, to send In names have come from the a human star, and the pageant closes value, which it is the main object of coal at the Naval station the Treasurer" and the Land yesterday. will play. . Home Rulers. with a triumphal Christian hymn. the law to destrov. burning all day

I nK f THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1908. r 1 CITY FATHERS PUNAHQU PREPS THK 5 HE label on a TKIi Fort Street, oc: Cluett shirt stands DO BUSINESS GRADUATED Specials for the best mate- - opp. DK YDS for this Catholic . KOLC TOWN AND rials, the most careiui peal fr COUNTRY workmanship, most Road Matters Occupy Greater Splendid Class Exercises Were Church i the Week f color- - of Regular Weekly Held Yesterday IrgueJ k accurate patterns, Part SHIRTS onrl Do you need a Dainty Dressing Sacque or twof If so, we want you Jeei.ledf . Polic flint PY. Session. Morning. see one-four- to our Window Dispiay of Dressing Saeques at th to one-- i"- elusive control of the u half off the original prices. jc 40c Saeques, this week. .25c uity patterns which means so The Oahu Board, of Supervisors held Chas. R. Bishop Hall, Punahou, was .... $1.40 Saeques, this week 90c Equity I; night. 75c Saeques, tfeis week 45c $1.50 Saeques, this week 90c ivorsioi much to the man who a meeting last crowded, and the crowd filled the halls Su- SILK A1TD LISLE GLOVES. laim of to escape the Present were Chairman Hustace, and adjoining, classrooms, at the clos strives a; hat rifi pervisors Dwight, Fern, Archer, Kea-loh- ing exercises of the Preparatory school Every woman needs Gloves so here's your opportunity. Don't let usud If ordinary in his attire. Clerks Kalauokalanl, Aea, Buf-fandea- u; yesterday morning. This was Princi- it slip by, this time, for the number of pairs we can sell at this price riLunal and more. Supervisor Cummings, is limited. rater $1.50 Road pal Fitts' first graduating class and uity yi CLUETT. PEA BODY tt COMPANY, Troy, N.T. Fire Chief Thurston, County Engineer the cLass itself and the program were ELBOW LENGTH SILK GLOVES Makers of Arrow Collars great to him. The was (in White or Black) 1 bill t Gere, John Holt, Deputy County Attor- a credit hall ersoa ney Milverton, Clem Quinn. beautifully decorated with flags and $2.00 Quality... $1.60 a pair $1.75 Quality $1.35 a pair as white, ought flowers. Green and the colors $1.50 Quality... $1.15 a pair sst-rt-s i BILLS. of the class, predominated. I spoke ELBOW LENGTH GLOVES iff, has The following bills were passed: Eight members of the class for LISLE - uity i- the class on the program while others (in White or Black l County Clerk 170 00 impossible Liil Economy-a- t had musical numbers. It is $1.25 Quality $1.00 a pair $1.00 Quality 75c a pair :urraM nd County Engineer 212 50 to make selections from the program .lleged J Fixed salaries 1670 00 for all did well. The speaking was pod in 5 Keepers of parks 100 00 distinctly audible in all parts of the SIOX County Auditor 125 00 big hall. Poundmaster 30 00 The singing under the direction of Attorney 410 00 his wa in Looks County Mr. Bode was most pleasing. The duet mprovement department 3242 35 by. Lee, a girl, Caro- trv lei Police Julia Chinese and dant ti Com. col. road tax (Koolauloa). 2 70 line Ripley, a girl of Tahitian paren- After thoroughly canvassing the merits fere wf Com. col. road tax (Koolaupoko) 80 tage, was especially applauded.' of I Coroner's fees 12 00 The Selection "An Operatic Tea, by r did think of (Kai-- neh off Something perhaps, Sir, you not Koolaupoko road district the Third Grade, had a truly Lillipu- of all Cold Water Calcimines, irrespective,' . 70 05 rifk lua) tian effect. The little people drank, red 00 j County 125 cups sang ui othc-i- here's big modern fact : Treasurer and clinked their and the iropriatf yet a Kapiolani Park 148 75 catchy words In real operatic fashion. of the amount of advertising, we have found m eoni Fire department 1832 50 Kinau and James Wilder in a French 697 50 eis refq Road department song, and Margery Wakefield and Ezra that intainii You can get here from us, clothes Garbage department 105 00 Crane in an American song that savored Elect, light dept 360 75 of "The Irish; too, and stew," .... tnnnels Irish diverts for Spring and Summer that will Police and fire alarm system... 95 00 called forth vigorous applause. The tiauin; Hawaiian band 645 00 girls from the upper grades In their ' use fit you and wear you better, and County Attorney - 30 00 white dresses and blue ribbons and terly l: Fire department (horses) 800 05 sashes not only made a pretty tableau r or del with finer style than you can get A request by the Republican Central but also sang pleasingly. il hem Committee for the use of Aala park Of all the numbers on the program manenf and its benches for tonight's meeting, probably the speech on Wireless Tele- is superior to any other; that is our reason "he tiif from any tailor or clothier in this which will be addressed by Secretary graphy by Alexander Anderson, was ormeil Garfield, was granted. the most original. He gave a lucid town or neighborhood. for keeping it in preference others. mationj THE KAILUA ROAD. explanation of the theory of the send- to iter - ing of wireless messages and then pro the ahi A communication from the Hawai- ceeded to demonstrate how they were ian Copra Co., re the proposed road at lohiki Stein-Bloc- sent. In this he was assisted by Archie reto li These clothes are h Kailua, was read and filed. The com Sinclair. Messages were sent back and pany agree with the assistance of forth across the stage by the two boys others, to make the fill at the ricefleld COOKE, LTD. ipuaa tailored. Do you much to the interest of the audience. LEWERS & lease and to construct the bridge over tho These boys have practically- mastered sujrar auwai, provided the county will con- this intricate subject by themselves. 177 South King Street. Phone 775. I his ' read the "Saturday struct the road as far as the ricefleld, Except for the more delicate parts of atlisuel the county to furnish the material for the instruments they built the parts n the "Col- the bridge and to loan the tools and themselves, and put them together. d rerj Evening Post" or implements needed to make the fill. They have become expert in sending reafterf ROAD MATTERS. and receiving messages. ; that G. Chalmers wrote that the road from The drill of the King's Guard was se and lier's"? They tell about Waimanalo to the Pali has been in executed with military precision. The 152 HOTEL STREET, OPPOSITE YOUNG HOTEL foe bad shape ever since the winter rains. wheeling, and turning, and counter it h waf these clothes each week. He asked that $100 be expended at marchjng showed much drill. each end of the "road this month, not The graduating class marched upon FOR YOUR TRUNKS, VALISES AND SUIT CASES 1 in bil to do first-cla- ss job to help mat the stage, and here Eandolph Hitch s came a but His stock of Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Ties and Underwear is complete. Also ' " ... ters some.. Referred to road commit cock, for the class, presented a beau- iuts to tee. koa two koa chairs to Hats and Caps of a large variety. Panamas and Straw a specialty. Prices I, enjoj tiful table and was moved and $750 the school. are right and no trouble to show goods. Don't forget he has moved from mises It carried that be appropriated for the month of July Principal Fitts then delivered the Fort street to the Oregon block, 152 Hotel street, opposite Young Hotel. s. amof to from the diplomas in a brief speech, replete with of the M. memERHY build the Kailua road bridge will sound advice, to the following students. tao str to the beach. This amount FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS be hereafter included in the regular As each came forward to receive his ludiujr completed. diploma there was a round of applause. 1 others estimates until the road is Winsome Styles William Patterson Alexander, Robert 1 NOTHING DOING HERE. and i Alexander Anderson, Norman Jaldemar : the rf County Engineer Gere asked that Andresen, Eobert Edward Askew, In Footwear all the $750 a month be set aside for the con Edith Lois Baldwin, Wray Lawrence inches,! struction of a coral road from Kahuku Bergstrom, Harry Francis Bertelmann, FOR LADIES. witho to Waialee. This is the worst piece Marion Elizabeth Brown, Marion Maude a or irp of road of the belt road and during nie Chapin, Theodore Atherton Cooke, Lucy As near to the ideal as footwear can Kr the wet, months is practically impassa- Miriam Diniond, William Olosson Em- ier herf Embroidered Silk be made. ble. ory, Margaret Stewart Forrest, Hazel , If you are going to a Pongee rhat tf Gere also recommended an appropri Gear, Edwin Huteheon Gild), Ralph wear ieves ! ation of $150 with which to repair the Bieknell Harrub. George Arthur Ileen, Suit or Skirt, we have just the shoe to ief al Waimanalo pali road- - jtrol Randolph Howacd Hitchcock, Hermann match it in our Champagne Colonial No. ( and Silk Crepe Waist Patterns Nothing will be done till next month Valdemar von Holt, Mary Elizabeth ters ail con- 476, at t when the matter will be again von Holt. Charles Henry Hustace, Lor-n- a . said J sidered. The board thought that the uouslyj Hooleia Jarrett, Harold Livingston and Hand Bags. county had all the road work in the Kerr, Mary Gertrude Knight, Yin suece -- Julia outside districts on its hands at pres Lan Lee, Ruth Dorothea Lindley, Al- ; of sa ent that it could attend to. d land bert Kalaniulumoku Lucas, Raymond ted Fel Silk Crepe Scarfs, Cotton Crepes of all Shades DISCLAIMED RESPONSIBILITY. Philip Lucas, Alfred Magoon, Harry Manufacturers' Shoe Co., Ltd. Magoon, Mary Catherine Ma- sor to J County Attorney Cathcart recom faton goon, McChesney, Ruth leteen mended that the county had no legal Martha Louise "The Reliable House." it the ! liability in the matter of payment of Florence McChesney, Jack Troup Moir, st leas the doctor's fee for attending the Japa Katherine Mary Puaola Radway, Caro- 282. Helen Ripley, Cornelius 1051 Fort St. Tel. James . nese who was shot and killed on March line Herbert p kno 19 while breaking into the store of the 8hip!iian, Archibald Mispah Sinclair, it duri Wahiawa Consolidated Pineapple Co. Alan Ambros Webster, Tang Leong Wong. 5 of saip ',' JUDD STREET EXTENSION. said f; The following is the program in full: Superintendent of Public "Works PROGRAM. n, disp Campbell wrote that C. W. Booth was iinectici willing to deed to the Territory a strip Invocation Bishop H. B. Restarick d least- - of land forty feet in width through his Greeting Song ....C. E. Whiting ier wi -- property, for the extension of Judd Chorus Upper Grades. (r C ai-ta- nrinfhDr'c anrlioc iter The street on a straight line to Auwaiolimu Senator Robert M. La Follette VS. D sti bridge, provided the street is accepted, Hermann von Holt. UUUUlll VsUUUIU ;thef Duet "Beautiful Moonlight". .Glover t curbed, graded and macadamized with the Re- Julia Lee and Caroline Ripley. CS- a in a reasonable length of time. - Ci sreof ferred to road committee. The Haena Caves posse? FLOUR the Radway. SPERRY BREEZE. Katherine first t THE INEVITABLE An Operatic Tea C. H. McCurrie " NONE SO GOOD." ;her ia The only breeze throughout the en Third Grade. 'tv., inie Ks tire meeting was when the chair order The Pineapple Industry in Hawaii.... r her 4 " Offer to the Trade Their Mill Products, including the fol- ed Acting Sergeant-at-arm- s Buffan- - Harold Kerr. There's a fresh assortment of them all kinds, all delicious, at ration lowing Celebrated Brands: deau to quell sounds of argument in Spring Song 18i6. I , ,- the adjoining office of Charlie Achl, Fourth Grade. red Kl "GOLDEN' GATE- "SPERRY, "DRIFTED SNOW, which were interfering with the busi- Miss Edith's Modest Request, Bret Harte M, . iters a, "MAPLE LEAF "SOUND RING," "RED SHIELD," ness of the board. Hazel Gear. R MLiW C F eretofc At 8:23 p. m. the board adjourned Songs Our Grandmas Sung.. ' Hotel, Street, near Fort. said j and other Family and Baker Flour. Also till July 1 at 7:30 p. m. French Kinau and James Wilder. ssors I American Margery Wakefield and se, sa ( BRAN, SHORTS, MIDDLINGS, ROLLED BARLEY, and Ezra Crane. eond 1 the famous CAPITOL MILLS CEREALS. GftRFIELU English First Grade. mself, PRESENTED Luther Burbank iliette Edwin Gibb. al lea;' The Sperry Products have been for over fifty years the ot A Boy's Mother, James Whiteomb Riley nds of standard quality for the Pacific Coast WITH CftRVED PANEL Second Grade. r 4, 1J Summer Now Hath Come Among Us Whose Eyes ing ov v t 7 : . i t Pinsuti laa of Chorus Upper Grades. Help? mple t; After the luncheon at the Pacific Need Ask your Grocer for them. Secretary The City of Refuge.... y nith ai Club yesterday afternoon, Lorna Jarrett. We help ailing eyes; we fit nds an. Garfield visited the rooms of the Pro- Rhvmes Bennett a. dese' Xurserv glasses for all defects of vision, ' Innes Lillie, motion Committee and was there pre- Girls from Upper Grades. exam- )un.ls, . Robert and our rigid, systematic How He St. Michael 's, Stansbury ased sented with a beautifully carved panel Saved ination insures accuracy. That V RESIDENT MANAGER. in light and dark koa, representing a Mary von Holt. mangoes. Wireless Telegraphy ?lieves : Honolulu bunch of slief al Office: The carving was donated to the Pro- Alexander Anderson. A. N. nveyai Robinson Bldg., Queen St. 'Spreckels Bldg., King St. motion Committee by F. N. Otremba Violin solo " Blumenlied. " Henri Ernst Sanford ghts o with the understanding that it be pre'-sent- ed Eaton Magoon OPTICIAN Boston Bldg. ranehf ?' to Secretary Garfield. Martha McChesnev. Accompanist. iiereof ' Otremba. who is a remarkably skill- King's Guard Drill Boys from Sixth (erm AND, wood-carve- r, and Seventh Grades. boat Ereams. ed is at present engaged MACHI WORKS igLts on Presentation of Diplomas. tl the mantelpiece to be presented to KING ppurter Cognac Mark Twain by the Promotion Com- Portraits imple 1: Gautinaud's mittee. THE CALIFORNIA. HAVE YOURS TAKEN BY pntroll'' A Medicinal Brandy. Secretary Garfield accepted the gift The California Theater, starts today ared K with a few brief sincere words of Blackberry Brandy but pic- inna Ji " thanks. He shook hands with Otremba with an entire change of moving R. W. Perkins ! Always Today eetion useful in the Tropics. and complimented him highly on his tures and illustrated songs. The man- Studio on Hotel Street, near Fort Join hem in r Gibson's nzn V":lz!iGy work. agement has been successful in secur- During the Special Dispensation. SJ6, ar-- : not C:.--: ;.:t from the. Distillery. The committee also offered Secretary ing a number of pictures that have IRON WORKS rater r". Garfield a duplicate of any one of the been shown to a Honolulu audience, HONOLULU herein, ', ft enlarged photographs of local scenes on and he presents these this afternoon COMPANY. HARBISON MUTUAL fSSOCIATIOI? nd the walls of rooms. for the first time. Electric fans keep Machinery, Black Pipe, Galvanized KAPIOLANI BUILDING ? . e:;i3tial to every family. the committee's raters t Mr. Garfield accepted this offer as well the temperature down in the California, Pipe, Boiler Tubes, Iron and steel. En- r and there is absolutely no discomfort. gineers' Supplies. READ THE ADVERTISER - i.v.. ILTDm y.-:..- and the picture chosen will be hung t j admission will continue at 10 cents OFFICE Nuuanu Street. ' on the walls of his room in the Interior The WORLD'S NEWS DAILY pd user ''-- 1 Telephone Department Washington. for adults and 5 cents for children. WORKS Kakaako. nd as p " Lurr, 240 in I'cre c t for T f ! 1 T I s k i "1 i THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1908.

GETS NEW PASTOR OF AMUSEMENTS. A. M. DIETZ DIPT E HAWAIIAN lEflLllLED" JAPiD CHURCH y JEWELRY CO. Opera House He Shows His Teeth When Road Rev. C. Nakamura Arrived by Successors to G. DIETZ, KALANIANOLE LEAHI GIRL Estimate is Slashed a the S. S. Tenyo June 30, 1908 LEAGUE ELECTS JEWELER Thousand. Maru. BESTS MAKAALA W. D. Adams presents, under the direction of Harold B&xaet, and me meeting of the Kalanianaole ! The match race at Kapiolani Park Supervisor Sam Dwight got real pet- Rev. C. Nakamura, of the Methodist . Baseball League held at the residence yesterday afternoon between WATCHMAKER tish meeting Mission in Japan, arrived in this city Makaala at the of the Board of of President A. K. VIerra last night and Leahi Girl, a quarter Supervisors to at of a mile last night and threatened by the S. S. Tenyo Maru, in order was well attended, the following be-- resulted in a win for the mare by two" C. resign become River Jap- ing present: Bui Farm, E. S. lengths, 1- 1066 Fort Street. to as chairman of the roads, the pastor of street in the fast time of 0 "5 -' bridges anese Nakamura is well Kong, M. T. Marshall, Jr., Ben C. Oli- -; Holt rode Makaala Hollinger and parks committee if he church. Mr. Augustine and III veira, Guerrero, New and attractive goods ar- get qualified for splendid service as a Robert was up on the winner. THE didn't the appropriation he asked Ako. Cornelius Aiu. M. Gomes. Sara The victory II rt.r, and more complaints of neglected Christian worker among; his own people of the mare was a great riving by every steamer. of Honolulu. Educated in one of the Hop, J. O. Vierra, Ho Tong, Enos Vin-- surprise, as the black horse had won road work came in. cent, C. S. Wakita and A. K. Vierra. World Famous Artiste The estimates for July were being theological schools of Tokio, he after- hk last two races at the same dis- - five United The business of the evening was the tance with her. The proba-- considered and Dwight was given $14.-00- 0, ward spent years in the rest has Largest Stock of Hawaiian election of officers, revising of the con- - bly done a In gems from $11,00: of which came out of the States, where, after completing a special Leah! Girl lot of good, course in study, he became pastor of a stitution and bylaws and transfer of Welakahao, the Waipahu horse, Souvenir Jewelry in general fund and the remaining $3000 the Kamanuwai to the Hono- - out of road large church at Sacramento, and later interest which was to have raced with Maka- - GRAND the tax. congre- lulu White Sox. yesterday, OPERAS Honolulu. Dwight kicked for an extra $1000 and served the Methodist Japanese aia hurt himself while gation of Oakland, California. Friends The following officers were elected working out and was withdrawn, in costume said that $800 out of the estimate ensuing predict for Mr. Nakamura great suc- for the term: President, Enos Leahi Girl taking his place. Seats on would have to be disbursed for repairs Vincent; vice president, E. S. Kong; sale at to steam rollers, whereas want- cess in this his new and interesting field Makaala will be shipped to Maui the he A. K. Vierra; assistant sec- - day. Sure was WALL. NICHOLS CO., LTD. ed the whole $14,000 for road work. He of labor. A public reception will be Shot sent to Maul a retary, Augustine Guerrero. They were Man-a- 75c, $1.00, $1.50. MACHINERY: FOR SALE wanted the extra "thou" to make good tendered the new pastor next Wednes- week ago. He was purchased by ll 8 unanimously elect?d. The election uel A. Enos for $300. the steam-roll- er item. day evening at p, m. in the River in- or treasurer, umpire, manager and "We can't possibly do It," said the street church, to which all friends Traveler, also known as Bazaar II., One double cylinder steam hoisting cordially invited. scorer was postponed until tne next will go to Maui today and will be en engine with drum, gipsy head, chair; "we're sailing close enough to terested are hereby friction .. regular meeting. tered in the Hawaiian-bre- d race to be ORPHEUM THEATRE and brake, 25 H. P. , the wind as it is. Hoomanawanul, t The league teams this season will however, and you'll .get all you want." run at Spreckels Park on July 4. M. One upright steam boiler and engine be composed in part of two Winter j. Rodrigues will train Traveler for "Now complete. 10 to 15 H. P., in first-cla- ss "I've hoomanawanuied long enough," PROMOTION League players and three Riversiders, Playing replied Dwight, testily, an his engagement and goes up with the want Dan-iosse- condition, at a bargain. "and I ana wun tne contingent or rs horse, J. C. Cohen and Gerald R. Luralcy One 2 H. P. Fairbanks-Mors- e gaso- extra thousand dollars right now." in now in view the games will be of Present the Favorite Hus-tac- e, Artist line engine. "You can't have it," replied GOES DN APACE greater interest than in the past. I One air compressor, ch steam "and that's all about it." The rules were so amended by the AALAS TO ch MR. RICHARD BUHLER cylinder, air cylinder, "Very well," grouched Dwight, "if committee appointed for that purpose stroke, by Blake Mfg. Co. any more complaints come in I'm out 1903. that Spalding's Guide of 1908 will be and the Incomparable One Mirlees and Watson crab winch. of it." Honolulu, June 25, up to all of requirements, VISIT KAUAI One you mean, Mr. Chairman Members of the Hawaii lived in its large platform scale, capacity "Why, what do and and baseball will be played in its no- Lumley Company 1500 lbs. Dwight?" gasped Hustace. Promotion Committee: blest and truest sense. By on 2, ch By mail an ad- the steamer Kinau July the Including One centrifugal (Krogh) pump. "I've asked for more money and I Gentlemen. the last sympathy were ex-- An was received Resolutions of Aala baseball team, the champions of FRANK E. MONTGOMERY. assortment of Steel and Iron can't get it," exclaimed Dwight in the ditional batch of letters tsnr1rl tn tVio Hnn .Tnnah fC TCalania- - MISS Pulleys. tone of one wb clinches an argument. from different libraries on the mainland league was tne Riverside Junior League, will sail MAE KEANE and VIRGINIA Spikes. copies naole, after whom the THORNTON. A lot of Railroad "Your motion is in order, Mr. Ar- acknowledging of our pamphlet, on of his " Tools Implements. A number named, account of the death ui. and cher," said the chair. "Agriculture in Hawaii." brother, Prince David Kawananakoa. The Aal9 ar to Plav one or two Tonight the Romantic Drama One piece double leather belt- "Archer moved that the estimates of requests for our news service also sames at Waimea with the Walmea 10-in- The Hon. Chas! F. Chillingworth and ing, 41 feet; one piece ch double for July be put in at $42,985, and the came to hand. appointed by 12-In- John Wise were the chair belting, 46 one piece ch inquiries from f" Soldiers of Fortune leather feet; motion carried. By the Marama several to act as arbitrators. Manager Sam Hop is confident that double leather belting, 48 feet. In "Have you any reports to make on probable visitors were received from hN bunch of players, composed of ' the Change of play, Monday and Thurs- first-cla- ss condition, at a bargain. deferred matters?" asked Hustace of different points in New Zealand and following, will come out victorious: M. day. Dwight. also from Colombo, Ceylon. DING-DING- (captain), JUST RECEIVED BT STEAMSHIP Australia; S Correa Alex. Asam, Joe MONDAY, JUNE 29 COLUMBIAN. "No," growled Dwight. The Galle, Face and Oriental hotels in Clement. C. Y. Marks, Apui, Peter A consignment of the celebrated "I'm sorry you feel that way about Colombo continue to give our folders Haili, Jas. Ho Yup, Geo. Holt, Wm. Brown's In Town C a prominent place in the advertising Hoopii, Hop. FOOS GASOLINE ENGINES, 2, 4, It," said Hustace. DOWNJWARINES Sam 4 and 9 H. P. Any size or style up to matter they distribute among their MATINEE WEDNESDAY SO H. P. guests. The Rapid Transits met and defeated vewrtir air rff jr ir AND SATURDAY" The best gasoline engine that has By the last steamer for the north a irri POPULAR ORPHEUM PRICES DEATH OF MRS. sent to Mr. E. a nine composed of marines from the ever been imported Into this Territory. full line of folders was "J Sflflf f atlfl SwPPfr J. Coyle, assistant general passenger cruiser St. Louis yesterday afternoon, k Seats now on sale at Orpheum Boca Call and look them over at agent of the Canadian Pacific Railway, by the score of 14 to 8. t Jg Jg J j J 3 Jtr. Office. MARGUERITE CLARK for distribution throughout the North- The Marines led up to the eighth The Ug leagae game9 tomorrow wm inning Ding-Din- gs started in Neill's Workshop west. when the be Kams vg gaints anJ Punahous v8 Upon the arrival of the new Japan- to make a slugging match of it and Diamond Heads, CALIFORNIA THEATRE 135 Merchant Street. The Castilian, published at Castile, ese steamer Tenyo Maru we present- piled up ten runs. j jg jsjs. New York, publishes the following ed the purser with a framed copy of Score by innings: j Xhe Newspaper Baseball League will our map, Crossroads of the" Pa- 8 9 Sun-Rap- id concerning a former resident of Ho- "The 1234567 complete its season on July 5. On HOTEL and Union cific, which has been given the place Transits 2110000 10 014 day morning next the Advertisers and nolulu, a teacher who is remembered of honor in his office. by many here: Marines 4000013 008 Bulletins will meet at 10 o'clock at The new edition (third) of "The Kapiolani Park, and in the afternoon MOVING PICTURES Burroughs' Adding On the morning of Wednesday, June Croosroads of the Pacific" map should The lineup follows: 3, 1908, Marguerite Greene Clark Rapid Transits May, c; HoodH d tne Mercantiles and Paradise will meet Mrs. soon be to hand. "We have numerous a the ig league grounds. of 44 Wilcox street, Toronto, passed to applications copies, and Pimental, lb; St. John, 2b; Canarlo, for additional " her heavenly home, leaving a little will be able to thoroughly cover China, 3b; Hamauku, ss; Pascoe, rf; Asch, . liiaUIIIIIGb old. cf' Boyer If Kamehameha is a warm favorite for VIRVS daughter only twelve days In Japan, the Straits Settlements, as well Beckley cup pleuro pneumonia complica- Marines-Ander- son, c: Davis, o: the race which takes place combating as Australia and New Zealand, with on Sunday tions all that the most skilful physi- this effective advertisement. Winters, lb; Masack, 2b; Mlsner, 3b; cians and trained nurses could do I am pleased to report that Mr. G. Swedeman, ss; Trowbridge, rf; Mike, Admission Ten Cents unavailing. ef; If. The weekly shoot of the Hawaiian proved P. Wilder has promised to look into the Faith, on Wednesday The Waterhouse Co. Of group of children form- ... Gun Club held resulted Children Five Cents the little matter of a special fruit display in our in Harry Whitney winning with a score ing Dr. C. A. Greene's family she was rooms during fleet week. We also ex- Judd Building. third and her early years were OAHU PLAYERS of 9 out of 10. Irwin Spalding tied with the pect to have a good exhibit of sisal f. spent in village in the Sanitarium Wrhitney but the latter won the shcot-of- this and growing pineapples in tubs. m 9 12. Harvey home. In Northampton, Mass., she making out of J. W. ART THEATRE Through the courtesy of Mr. W. II. PRACTISE POLO got 7 out of 10and J. Vincent 5 out took the preparatory work and en- Rice we will be able to show at least tered Smith College, but by reason of of 10. two more of Otto Wix's paintings of 5 Hotel Street temporarly ill health was not able to Kauai scenery, Hoary Head Mountain The Oahu polo team were out for Telepnone 71 course and studied BETWEEN BETHEL AND FORT finish the later near, Lihue, with the Hulia stream m practise on Wednesday at the new n n,ne p,ay on music In Oberlin College. She spent a gamft the Punahou TOUR SODA WATER ORDER the foreground, the other being a ground and did some lively work. campus tomorrow afternoon. The two very successful years as a teacher Wainuiohui waterfall.' return sketch of Those who rode were W. Dillingham, game will start at 3 o'clock. Go. in Honolulu and soon after her Mr. Howard Hitchcock has also R. W. Shingle, E. H. Lewis, G. An- - Extraordinary attractions. Sonsy Consolidated Soda Works married Dr. Harold Clark. M jt J promised to favor us with several of gus, Clarence Cooke and a couple of The Santa Clara baseball nine are Cunha at the piano. Mrs. King, pre- G. 8. LSITHEAD, Manager Since her marriage, which has been his latest paintings of Island scenery, an ideally happy one, Toronto has been others. expected to arrive by the next Hilonian mier vocalist, will sing illustrated tongs. which, we feel assured, will be greatly The Oahu players will practise stead- - from the Coast, her home. appreciated by the numerous visitors ily now on. jC Mrs. was woman of strong from jl j Clark a constantly thronging our rooms. The players In full prac- - compe- - REMOVAL NOTICE. and rare at- Kauai are The Tansan cup for local golf and beautiful character A letter from the editor of the Na tise are said to be doing splendid- - 3,taru. MOVING PICTURES tainments, and whether In the home of and tition arrived by the S. S. Tenyo tional Geographic Magazine states that ly. Their horses will arrive a week rt will be placed on exhibition in a Tbs New Oahu Carriage Manufac her childhood or In the wider circles they will publish in their July or Au life, around before the date of the tournament few days. It will probably be played turing Co. has removed to Queen of her later she drew her gust number an interesting article by which place - many friends who loved and honored takes next month. for under the same rules which govern- EMPIRE THEATRE treet 'at the easterly side of Nuuanu Mr. W. A. Bryan on the "Pacific Sci- A feature of the advertising of the ej tne white Rock contest. tram 8034 her. entific Institute," which will be well riding Of Dr. Greene's family circle which Wild West show will be the HOTEL AND BETHEL STREETS. illustrated. town tame LoUjg Ka- - forxso many years formed a part of our about of a bull from the gt. Alumni defeated the Respectfully submitted, back of which an announcer will give mehameha Alumni at pedro on Wed- - village life only two now remain, Mrs H. P. WOOD, Marv Greene Phillips of Rochester and the particulars of the different events nesday night by 158 points. Each team New Moving Pictures Andrew Usher's Secretarv. to be held at Kapiolani Park during has now won one event and the de- - Dr. J. Edward Greene of Pasadena, - fleet week. cider will be played in a couple of Cal. program TONIGHT! TONIGHT I Scotch WhisRey To the devoted husband upon whom HILO SEES SOME The general of the Wild weeks. this crushing blow has fallen, to the West show and polo tournament will J . NEW FILMS ; VERY FAST BALL be ready for in a day Woods on boys and daughter distribution Jess leaves San Francisco FRANK VIERRA, Pianist. . two little infant or so. V. G. Special and to the other friends who mourn his Oriental baseball trip by the S. S. 0. The following good game of base- Mongolia on June 30. hor loss all hearts go out in the sin ' Admission 10 ball was played in Hilo last Sunday: eents Reserve cerest sympathy. . AORANGI HAD Children 5 tests "What I do thou knowest not now, 123456789 GOOD BOUTS BARNEY JOY IS but thou shalt understand hereafter." Mooheaus 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01 Hiloites 30000000 03 BEST STICKER W. C. PEACOCK & CO., LTD, The most complete Mooheaus Jno. Freitas, c; Antone Quite a novel entertainment was giv- BASE BALL AGENTS. and attractive curio Oliviera, p; Geo. Todd, lb; Charles en the passengers of the Aorangi just The battery averages of the big League Grounds Is Green, 2b; Joe Tavls, 3b; Sheldon, ss; before her arrival here. A miniature league players to date has been com- Geo. But- Desha, If; H. Morehead, cf; ring was pitched on the aft hatch, and piled. STEIN ER'S ler, rf. a boxing contest held ten prelimina- games SATURDAY, JUNE27 Hiloites Jno. Kealoha (Barefoot Men playing in seven or more p. Island Curio Store ries and three star bouts was the pro- and averaging .230 or over are: 1:30 M. Bill), c; Jack Williams, p; Sol Anako-le- a, gram. was great success. Among Building, Hotel It a Games. Pet. LAWRENCE BARRETT j Elite lb; J. Easton, 2b; Kaipo, 3b; P. the principal contestaots was the old-ti- 7 .440 aJ Lyman, ss; Joy, Saints Kams.1 vs. St. Louis j street. Visitors Geo. Hapai, If; M. Ahfai, Joe Reynolds, of the H 8 .413 ways welcome. cf; Ben Spaulding, Fernandez. E., D. rf. British Navy, with Sam Sharp, Bill Louis. D. H 8 .357 Diamond Heads vs. Punahou 10c. HAVANA CIGAR In game H. A. C. de- the first the Squires' sparring partner. Mr. Sharp Lemon, Kams 8 .2M feated the Naniwas by the score of out-pointe- d, ed was sadly Olmos, D. H 8 -- 28a Shop 3 to 2. ADMISSION 25c VicRcrs Repair and worsted at every stage of the Evers, D. H 8 .276 game. The decision favoring ReyncWs Hamauku, Kams 7 .272 Rrved Seats. Gr&ndat&nd, 2Sc. Bztm BO WO NOW AT RACE MARES HAVE was met with great approval. The Hampton, Puns 7 .2.0 REACHED HILO referee for the occasion was Argyle A number of men who have played Hotel Near Smith Street. REGAL Campbell, better known as Billy Camp- in a fewer number of games have high OF bell. Mr. Campbell had the handling averages. 4 MANUFACTURER The race mares Veronica and Frolic of the bouts, and gave the passen Coming Events SHOE STORE arrived in Hilo safely and will make gers Aorangi the local owners sit up, as either of of the an entertainment sr r ir Jade Jewelry of a kind never before ssen on ship ROOSEVELT r r ir r r r r them can negotiate a mile in 1:40. 26 Baseball, Oahu College vs. KING Choice board. Ladies were present, all the SHIFTS CLASS June FORT. BELOW It looks as If Louis Warren would gentlemen in evening dress, and they Alumni. have done better to have shipped Bru-n- er 27 Baseball, Kams v. St. Louis; voted the affair just too lovely for change! And in their June and Indigo to Maui instead of anything. nroteee of How times O. OKAZAKI Hilo. Camnbell is the changing, how men change with them! Diamond Head v. Punahous. fthe old-tim- er Australian. Steve O'Don Kaneohe Beef The reason he shipped to Hilo was ...... The Cosmopolitan Magazine in a June 2S Yachting, Beckley Cup race. that the purses looked too small for I "'Z,'.0. .u . ! '" recent Issue, produced the facsimile of July 3 Chinese Alohas' dance, K. of GOODS IN him to race on the Valley Isle. a letter written by Theodore Roosevelt P. hall. NEW men 3-- probably come there being a number of sporting the New July 4 Hilo rsces. He'll back to Hono on by when he was a member of lulu with the firm conviction a board. Reynolds Is the heavier Legislature. July i Chinese Alohas' dance, K. of Always on H&ad that ten pounds, a lively go is expected York and Shirtings small purse is better than no purse but In the letter. President Roosevelt P. Hall. Worsteds ' as Campbell has beaten some good July 4 Transpacific yacht ra YOUNG PIGS at all. boys stated that, when at college, he wa3 in the States at 130 pounds. The lightweight champion. starts. POULTRY boys will Western the 4 THE AET THEATEE. box ten rounds. What class is Roosevelt in today? July Manl races. and Shirts EGGS Pacific Fiji, 9. 17-1- S Wild West show. Suits Herald. Suva. June He is the heavyweight champion of July There will be something new in the July 19 Fleet baseball. to order. FRESH BUTTER AND CHEESE the world. King Edward has sail it: attractions at the Art Theater tonight, AEA WON A . July 19 Golf, Mclnrny Cup play. and the audience will be given its fill 23 Biver Street. MOTORCYCLE July 20. 21. 22. Kennel Club nhow. Hotel Street, nor of pictures that are as nearly lifelike VICKERY HAS July 22-2- 3 Polo tournament. as science can make them. The Art RACE HORSE Aug. 17 Puunene tennis cup play. Y. WO SING & CO. SAM WO MEAT GO. is a comfortable amusement hall, plan- Sergeant John Aea of the local police . ned after those which have p.roven so force won a Torpedo motor cycle in team-ma- n at We help ailing eyes and fit glassejf successful and pleasing to the Los An- the recent prize contest of the San Carl F. Viekery, head and our rigid, King Street Market, next C. Q. Tee geles people. The admission to is in town. He brought a race- for all dffectx of viion; the Francisco Examiner. Paia, txs systematic examination insures accu- Hop & Co. Art is from five ar- along with him. which will and Fruits cents, for children, to The machine, which fs a beauty, horse racy. A. N. Sanford, optician, Boston, Groceries 2SS twenty-fiv- e lo-- local track during the Tel. for adults, according to j rived by the S. S. Mexican, and Aea seen on the building. YOUNG TIM, Manager. cation visit of the fleet. USt-X- ltl NvrnJiu Bt. is taking lessons fn riding it. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, rgo8.

THE STRONG PLAY IS DAVIS'

THE 3 Pacific Commercial Advertiser SELLING ELECTRICITY TEKI SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE Let us fipiire on vonr house.-- - The initial rrvct ia OC A MORNING PAPER. Q wirinf soon absorbed and forgotten when the comfort and ease ac-- WAITER Q. SMITH ------EDITOR Richard Buhler and the Lumley quired tnrougn using electricity. Company presented the second of the excellent plays of their repertoire last LIGHT ; - : 26 FOR FRIDAY : : : : JUNE night at the Orpneum in Richard Harding Davis's play "Soldiers of For- is taken into consideration. For reasons of economy, utility TOURS. tune." The theater was more than ana genera, aaapxaonuy is DOtn THE SECRETARY'S comfortably rilled. eiectncuy iaeai lor ight Secretary Garfiefd's tours of these Islands deserve all the descriptive ad- The public's approval has been well have been applied earned, for it was from every view- AND POWER jective of "strenuous," "whirlwind," and "rushing" that point, an excellent presentation. The to them. Kauai in a day will be in the same class for rapidity as the other standard originally set by the company What Does Electric power reduces labor, economizes space and ac was equalled throughout in some re- tours that have been made. celerates production. We would like to figure oa your power spects even excelled. Only the most needs, Mr. Garfield in these tours has made some endurance tests that not every- keen observer could have been able ihis production any She Care care to attempt. He and Governor Frear, by all accounts, have to find in the evidence one would of a first night in stock, so smoothly anyone else. The rapidity of the tours and the de- IS OUR atood the tests better than and pleasantly did the entire perform mercury sizzling, BUSINESS go on begin that the is and mands by them on physical endurance and mental equipoise have been one of the ance from the picturesque exciting romance to J everybody else Is and ar- ning through the hot tired and almost from the day of the Secretary's ; standard subjects of conversation the delightful end. As far as the gen- - mad? rival. With this discussion there has been the question: To what end! What eral public is concerned "Soldiers of j Fortune" is a much better bill than .SHE'S all right she's at our man see in such a hurried dash through the country t What of definite-se- n Hawaiian Electric can a the opening play. In its melodramatic SODA FOUNTAIN. The Co., Ltd. learn in such a mad rush from one place to another! construction is found the combination would of elements to suit the varied tastea If it were merely a hurried dash, simply a mad rush, perhaps there that are to be found among theater b little of value. But to a man of trained powers of observation the dash and patrons. Richard Buhler made Clay every Inch the hero that the author the rush are merely incidental. They are a part of the means, but not the end. intended and did a little . more than HOLLISTER DRUG 00. YFJien a man has business at two different places, nothing is gained by slow that he made him a mighty virile, hero, the kind does not LTD. nothing lost by expedition. Hence the speed of actual human that travel between them, and live only in books and on the stage. 1 travel is on the whole a gain, and not a loss. As for what may be seen while Captain steward is not by any means FORT STREET traveling along through a country, no means of locomotion has yet been discov- as important a part as Clay but by J his delightful impersonation of the ered so fast that a man can not get a pretty correct general idea of geography character, Mr. Frank E. Montgomery and the topography, and of the character of the country, while using it. makes it seem as the key note of the whole play. Mr. Tom Lowell must be S . It might be said in the same way; What can a man learn of a country by credited too with tin unusually excel- spending two weeks in itf In ultimate thoroughness, a lifetime is not too long lent bit of character study. Virginia Thornton makes an adorable Hope to learn all that is to be learned. Langham in most respects, giving a Mr. Garfield may get during his visit here somewhat fragmentary informa- more satisfactory Impersonation than Hawaiian Souvenirs and I ever before seen here in a like role. tion regarding the Islands. He has not time to see all, or to hear all that Quite striking too is Hope Mosier's Jewelry profitably seen or heard. But this he will accomplish: He will get portrayal of Alice. By the use of her might be art and through the force of her the geography of the Islands clearly in mind, more clearly than he could in charming personality and beauty, Miss When a Watch H. GULMAII other way, and more firmly. He will get definite, concise, and comprehen- Mosier rises to a high degree of ex- fay cellence. 1064 Fon sive ideas and images of our topography. He sees the people, their distribu- All the other parts were capably - .ffl tion, and their occupations. He gets the elements and the outlines of a clear handled. The specialty by Miss Brun- Does Not don was well executed. and comprehensive knowledge and understanding of Hawaii. Same bill tonight. , everything he hears or reads regarding Hawaii means With this, hereafter, Keep Time more than it ever could before. If what he reads or hears is free from error, WONDERFUL SCENES AT he has a place for it in his recollections and knowledge, and it fits into its place. If what he hears is not free from error, he has the data by which error, it is in the need of the services KILADEA e TOE COATEIHIF an Experienced "Watchmaker. at least if serious, can-b- detected. From now on the process of getting a full of JUST RECEIVED and' comprehensive knowledge of the Isiands is a matter of adding, one fact When your watch fails you, "We give after another...,of information. Therexdoes not have to be shifting and rear-- (Editor Advertiser: The active lake bring it to us. will rangement because, th relations of things were not at first understood. Names "of fire, In kilauea crater is at present you an honest report on its con- A new shipment of Fancy Writing Paper, Place Cards, much larger and more in constant dition. mean more to him than they did. From now on everything relating to Hawaii activity than for years past, and is Silk and Leather Shopping Bags and Satchels, Em- sur- will have a meaning. wonderful beyond description. The broidered Belts with and without buckles. " face of this fiery lake Is in constant All this is true of any intelligent traveler. It is true in higher degree of a change, the darkened crust cracking trained observer like the Secretary, of a man accustomed to sift, and compare, and breaking .up in all directions, while and precision. There be no apprehension the boiling, tossing lava is in constant H. F. Wichman & Go. and judge, with rapidity need that No more wonder- and terrific action. ' h Japanese traveling-muc- Bazar because the Secretary is and seeing many people that he is not ful natural spectacle can be seen in LIMITED ' receiving distinct and clear impressions. He will return to his duties, it may any land. Fort Street, near the Convent. Some are so fascinated that they Re- presumed, who knows us at first be another friend of 'Hawaii, hand, and whose main at the crater's edge all through, Leading Jewelers accurate knowledge of things Hawaiian will go on increasing . the night, viewing this most spectafcu-- lar display of nature's mighty forces. A shelter hut gives protection from THE RED CROSS SOCIETY. the wind, while the light and heat frcm ANT WOMAN OR GIRL, NEEDING the molten lake is all that is needed nelp or advice, is invited to communi- There is nothing in the statistics of the Red Cross Society to flatter the on the coldest, darkest night. cate, either in person or by letter, witi pride or self-estee- m of Americans. We have been accustomed to think of our- Rivers of fire keep flowing from the Ensign Lu Anderson, matron of tht WRAPPING PAPER, selves aa the foremost people in the world in organizations of a humanitarian active springs to the outer portions of Salvation Army Woman's Industrial Home. No. 1680 King street. or altruistic character. ' But the Kpd Cross Society in America has much to do the lake. Occasionally the hardened crust will obstruct the flow which r rather the American people have rnuch to do in the matter of. the Red Cross quickly rising soon overtops the bar- PAPER BAGS, TWINES Society before they can point, to it as evidence in justification of their self-estee- rier and1 dashes down in a glorious ( fall of liquid fire. A great spring; of - In 1903 Congress incorporated the American National Red Cross, part of golden lava- keeps issuing from the SOMETHING most-activ- e point at the left in tossing, the greatest humanitarian organization in the world. The Secretary of War dashing waves. is its president, its .offices are in the War Department, its aims make a uni- The scene changes every hour and American-Hawaiia- n Paper & Supply Co., Ltd. versal appeal. But neither in numbers nor in resources does the American presents a sight that no one who can R3EW society take the place that is its due among the forty-fou- r nations .that have a go and see it should miss. I have rolling Mau-n- a CORNER FORT AND QUEEN STS. shared this beneficent enterprise. The Japanese society has enrolled in num- watched the torrent from round Loa's heights move toward the sea, bers 1,300,000 members;the Russians, 1,000,000; the German, 500,000, the French, and several times have seen the rising GEO. G. GUILD. General Manager. TelephM 41. 9 some- 50,O0Q;fthe English, 100,000-!t"h- 'American, only 11,000. In money resources lake in Kllauea's pit, but Halemau-mau'- s There's always theidiacirepancy is as great; we have $17,733; even Switzerland has $137,000; present lake of fire gives a thing new andTasty the French, German, Austrian, Italian, Russian, and Japanese societies count grander and more wonderful spectacle than any seen before. All who are in the Pastry lineat their resources by millions. Secretary Taft lately publicly urged the patriotic able should see it. doty of membership. Enrolment costs but a dollar. There is a local organiza- EDWARD W. THWIXG. the tion. here, and a cordial invitation to join it. This great organized effort to mitigate the sufferings occasioned by war, pestilence, famine, earthquake, flood, THE HAWAIIAN POOR. fire or other great calamity, should need only to be brought to public attention Editor Advertiser: We have been esi to enlist the same cooperation and support with us that it has found, in other thinking if it would be, could be, Y. CAFE countries. It makes its appeal 'to the pride and patriotism of the citizens (might be) practicable, to give, say, A. We have just received from the dairies a large invoice of the United States" to five of the native policemen, five we ' : of the best butter we have had in many months and . dollars extra a month, in some way, If they would watch out for any distress are offering it as follows : THE SOCIALIST PLATFORM. cases of their individual districts and The Socialist party in 1904 polled 402.2S3 votes, or barely 3 per cent, of report them, that succor might be CRYSTAL SPRINGS Cents given...... 35 the total. In American politics the vote of minor parties has not as a rule Many a needy Hawaiian, Cents (even, the very destitute of any race, Hawaiian WHITE CLOVER .30 been a stable quantity, hence what the socialistic vote this year may be is en- seakin a lr.tle of the native), would PARKER RANCH, 2lbs 70 Cents tirely problematical. It may be of interest, however, to know what the party's not hesitate often to tell, a native po- declarations of political belief are. In other words, what it has put in its liceman; if, he were known, really, to platform. The convention was held in M!ay, and nominated Eugene V. Debs be kind and friendly neighborly. God Souvenir may num- Meat Ltd. for President. platform demands national grant there be such, and a Metropolitan Company, Its ownership of means of transpor- ber of them, enough to fill the bill! tation and communication and of industries "organized on a national scale, What we mean to convey is this: Telephone 45. and in which competition has virtually ceased to exist." It calls for the ex-tessi- that these very poor, poor, should not Purses IlliiiliJ imiiiMiimiiii of the public domain to control natural resources and for scientific be allowed to allow themselves, so to reforestation and reclamation !i eak, to suffer from hunger; but, a :oni li of waste lands. It demands freedom of press, door of exit, out of that utter state of nself, .speech and assemblage, no discrimination as to taxes in favor of religious bodies, per.nry, should in some way, open to liette Jmd for the amelioration of working conditions it asks them. How, exactly, we do not pre- il lea' "shortening of the work 50 cents - tend to know or say. ids Of' day- in keeping with the increased productiveness of machinery," a weekly rest f one day and a half, "including Sunday Sometimes, one is so very destitute, r 4, li when practicable," better fac- he or she has no courage, and no way ing ovi tory inspection, restriction of woman and child labor and of the interstate of pr renting case office, of aa of the at the transportation of its products and "compulsory Insurance against unemploy- the Asso. Charities. We are sure, you We have just received the first ship- 11 pie ' ment, illness old can comprehend how easily, such a a and accidents, invalidism, age and death." . ment of what we think will be the best lith as might come abo-Jt- We state that many moderate-price- d ils ar could, here, cite an instance. It is not 50c. seller of all the 1. desic .. .The direct primary seems likely to cut short to be Hawaiian Souvenirs. This is a umls, t the senatorial careers of a supposed, for a moment, that the manager two-pock- et kind for your OFFICE or tsel hj pood many who have shown innch facility in handling legislatures. Senator of the "Charities," can cover Shield Purse, with hand If you need a DESK of any Hansborough of North Dakota is the first to have the whole town and suburbs, in look- strap for women and plain for men. That fallen by the wavside. ing needy not, STUDY, you should see our fine stock.' lievesj . for families. We could coat-o- f by any manner of means. The front shows the Hawaiian lief a -- arms with motto, the under flap an nveval Louisiana may not be ready for prohibition, but she is ready to stop race- EDITOR TIMES. Jure 26. 190S. flag, the outer flap the word ;Ms track gambling. This is pretty good progress for a State that only a few American Plain, Flat and Roller-To-p Desks. anchc v years ago was the home of the Louisiana lottery. "Aloha," and the rear the Kameha-meh- a ereof f statue, all in relief. The leather reams.' High and Low is strong, durable calf, natural color. Largest assortment in the Territory. ;hts t The spectacle of Russia warning the'Shah of Persia to uphold the consti- urtei! tution, is one Besides being a handsome souvenir, for the gods. The Shah might retort with something about Fin- ALL. JAPANESE READ 11 1 used locally, pie land and the treatment of the Duma. this purse will be much ntrolli: . ' its shape, utility and artistic finish all red 1 THE HAWAII SHINPO combining to make it an ideal purse 1 Consul-Gener- ina j" al Saito will be missed in Honolulu. He has been here ever for daily use. rtion fince annexation, and has always created a favorable impression and has been An authority among Japanese News- CO., LTD. em in well liked. HACKFELD & 5t. ar papers, published In the Territory ol . - iter r; Hawaii. r The only 10-pa- ge Japan- erein. Addressing an audience through an interpreter may be a new Illustrated id dis,; experience to ese Dally in Existence. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. Secretary seems 12-pa- iters v Garfield, but he to take to it very kindlv. ge Sunday Issue is the Best to tl; ' advertising Medium, ined t Job Work in Japanese and s . Everywhere Secretary Garfield goes he meets the land question. Chinese id naei peclalty. iilllKO. i id as 1 ere tc for .., n a? ting at ! tl

1 HONOLULU, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1908. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER,

with the Castle machine, took the travelers, with the Secretary and Al- THE TIMELY USE fred Carter in the lead, across tne plains to TIIKIIF. IS A BF.NKFICIAL EFFECT J semi-ari- d and dusty Waimea OF THE BITTERS a point about twenty miles away wnere FOLLOWING THE USE OF other vehicles took the carriage loads. save you much suffering and prob-ab- lj get will There was a distance of forty miles a long sick spell. Therefore keep a to cover. Later three locomobiles ar- bottle handy and take a few doses at rived, Bruner's, Hind's and Conant s, the first symptoms of any Stomach, and at a pace of eighteen miles an ran Kidney or Bowel disorder. party started for Napoopoo. liver, hour the were The Marvelous Journey of the It was a long way, but the roads Wearing any shoes but Regals, when the Regal store is so handy fine, zestful and the rain, for Hostetter's the air dis-- Secretary of the most of the time, held off. At Judge tc you, is like running ten miles when an automobile is at your Stomach Matthewman's handsome home a stop o m3 Qn.l luncheon eaten and from P Interior. sweet to ou are so Bitters there the way was short and i certain to John Maguire's, where another feast, 54 been find just the sort of shoe during its . topped off with ripe peaches, had years experience " TRY IT The trip of the Garfield party from spread. you like in the 14 early & STOMACH has e s tablished bay, FARMER. Bueh a record of the Volcano House to Napoopoo THE HOME OF THE Summer Regal models, AT A SALOON OR AT HOMB cores via and Waimea, was strenu Along this route the home of the that it is Kohala was keemy find now the recog- ous enough to have suited tne pres farmer Secretary Garfield and you are so sure to the signs of progress and. nized leader among Going- to the Volcano alive to all thorough comfort through Stomach remedies. ident himself. with F. B. McStocker and W. O. bmith easier-- Bottling Works It always cures by car. and automobiles was all to explain things to him, did not miss the perfect fit afforded by Rainier the more so because of the fine much worth the knowing. Sick Headacta, Castle automobile quarter-size-s, send-o- ff at dusk the Regal that 1331 given the party at Hilo; but Just Napocpoo Phono Poor Appetite, day rolled down to the wharf at Heartburn, to make a hundred miles the next apparently, the whole popula- you are really doing your Honokaa, with where, there, Indigestion, from Pele's fireside to tion was waiting. A band was feet an injustice if you Oostivenesa, all those gutches to negotiate, was no which opened up with the Star Spangled Female or Khaki-cla- d police- Ills jifke. There were two automobiles for Banner, a line of don't come in and get a l Malaria, revet was a chorus of eight passengers and the two men saluted, there ORDERS the alohas, a rush of women with leis and 'pair of Regal Oxfords. WE WILL FILL TOUR chauffeurs who took the trip the pow- an imnrAmntu reeention by the Secre- - FOR "We guarantee it three-- erful car of James B. Castle and the ai-- i an,i thp finvemor. It took absolutely pure. hand THEATRE TICKETS red touring machine of Governor Car- i i. i r ,i n hour for ail the expend itself and then the OPERA HOUSE OR ORPHEUM ter. The latter, unfortunately, was shaking to $3.50 venerable Hawaiian who went around Territorial Messenger Seniles not in condition, and went out of busi the world with King Kalakaua, led r ness long before the journey had ended. the way, the orchestra and guests roi- -i and Those 361 i Uintern-hun- g covered Jack Atkinson was grand dragoman iU tn' the " managed wharf where a luau was spread. of the expedition and he with that feast him Kona did its best things well. Everybody knew and that means much when it is con- $4.00 Sing Chan Co. along the way and called him by his sidered how varied is the agriculture re- soil. Every opp. Aala A Window Full first name; and whatever the party of its rich and benevolent Regal styles for this season made in all King Street was known Hawaiian dish that a foreign One of 214 correct new quired from cigars, to gasolene. he pro- Park palate can appreciate had been leathers. Quarter-Size-s. of Useful Articles at able to get. vided, together with many haole deli- G The run from the Volcano House cacies. The poi was pink, the roast Mail Orders Promptly Filled. R L U Ml D H R back to Hilo was made in good time pork, the fish in ti leaves, the stewed potatoes, the aroma- by the Castle car, but the Carter ma- chicken, the sweet PRODUCTS OF squid, the kukui nut delica- long stops, twice to re- tic boiled chine made cies, the green corn cooked in island dislocated shaft and once or turkey and. Discount for Cash only. Such as pair a fashion, the made dishes, the brakes. The Castle and fizzing soda drinks Cases, Toilet Sets, twice to tighten the watermeton McCandless Bldg., King and Bethel Streets. Purses, Card as one of here was a feast which made every- Love's Bakery etc. machine was far ahead but Cigarette Cases, much de- body wish the Secretary of the Interior its tires blew up and caused larger. As usual, to leave could make interiors For 10 Days Only lay, the whole party was able after a time there were speeches. Judge Vfchln-manufactur- Baked Hilo together, the objective being Ho Matthewman presided and the Secre- ed Good; His was Glogau Alcohol nokaa. at 2 o'clock. It was nearly tary made the first address. WXlf a plea for individualism; then a strong j. dark," however, before the autos reach was a passen- hint that the Home Rule party 1.1 ed that destination and the tune with things American; 113 HotelmiStreet. had bit out of Saloon Pilot gers got to work on the luau that a recurrence to his thought, expressed Stove waited so long for its guests. in former speeches, that self-hel- p is going along the coast, the first title to government aid; a It was fair to the beauty of the burner Pilot and concluding tribute burns , denatured alcohol. I though to get around the deeply In right to expect the steam. islands and their AUTOS dented eulches used up time and same consideration as other territories same as cut Crackers There were occasional breakdowns, n.t h Union: a friendly greeting in Soda with. Then came also a pleasant interlude at one of the Hawaiian to conclude Mc-Clell- an fjAuornnr with a speech full or plantation houses where Manager Frear by following firm: hospitable wife pro- sound economic advice and a promise arc for sal the REPAIRED and his of his light and sparkling refreshments. to come soon again on a visit vided r.-- G. Smith followed with m rav thA nir was fine, the cane Walter easily regulated, HENRY MAY & CO., . men who are experts in their nme. small farming and clean. Quickly started, by fields thrifty and the glimpses of the remarks about Efficient, economical line. No experiment work done enchanting. Such things were and W. O. Smith spoke both in Ha- J. M. LEVY & CO., f by amateurs. Careful at- aea English. before the Cuts down labor and fuel bills. here needed to make the hundred mue rusu waiian and Just leaves no odor. & CO., I tention given every machine. party left to take boats for the steam- T. H. DAVIES 1- endurable. con- - native singers led in the sing- 1 bottle, or I gallon with THE HONOKAA LUAU. er, the Denatured Alcohol, quart 40c H. HACKFELD & CO., Hamm-You- ng Co,, ing of Aloha Oe. . von At Honokaa, the assembly hall, with DAY & CO., flying, its luau under way, and CAPTAIN COOK MONUMENT. tainer, $1.25. C.J. LIMITED its flag was spoken the resident population all out, a Secretary Garfield, who had GONSALVES & CO. sight to the tired travelers. at the VolcanoHouse of his desire to welcome of There wa a handy place to wash and make a "monument" reservation STOCK seats at the table were waiting. , The ho nuhiifi land about the Volcan- o- E. O, Hall Son, Ltd. BIG with- a speechmaking had already begun, but something he Is empowered to do escort were he In- Elevator. ahuel Reis ENAMELED Secretary Garfield and his out act of Congress said that TT 1 1 J llonf Take given all the time they needed to sat- tended to do the same thing at Napoo- sharpened appetite before they poo with the forty-squar- e feet which isfy a cenotaph. were called to their feet. As usual the includes the Captain Cook LATEST. MODEL POPE-- made a strong impression by This will relieve the navy of the duty THE Secretary was spot. his rapid, clear, incisive talk. He of looking after the historic The HARTFORD, 1908. mi audience that was inwi-e- d caretaker under the new arrangement before an mm more than in lighthouse. land question will be the keeper of the lllUll ULUU1LUUUI in the need spent any other and he touched on the The next night Monday was automobile In the city, t AU Sizes building up the party getting off The best of local initiative in on the Claudine, the can be had at way that drew prolonged Hana, Maui, for the Maui trip. Po- earrr four passengers, country in a at ter- by calling op Furniture Co., Ltd. applause. Governor rear ly-- licemen who guard eighty miles of any hour, day r alght, Coyne pointing out that American j ritory were there to do the honors. All Manuel Reis, teipbon 230; t YOUNG BUILDING transplanting of this Garfield party ine 100, mean e exact but two of the Hamm-Toun- g e. telephone oi or institution from made the arduous trip to fart or that custom two Smiths my residence, tele jhone 1097. or Georgia but the adaptation the summit; though W. O. Smith made Maine happiness of the means of success or a long horseback journey through the to the peculiar needs or me wwu.,. rain to visit his grandchildren. Shirts awoke much enthusiasm by his It required a lot of patience and grit FOR YOUR TABLE. Aloha Shop by He a Ko- Mile THAT IS THE BUTTER In All Sixes Made to Order promise to do all he could for to reach the peak of Haleakala. IT? Telephone 302 Other speeches were upon mile, hour after hour, were spent MAY WE SUPPLY YOU WITH Cleaning and hala railroad. Judge along Next to Orpheum. B. YAMATOYA made by A. L. C. Atkinson. in the saddle in drenching rain, Dyeing Clothing. W. O. Smith among the clouds. Horses AND GUARANTEED BY Service, Low Panahl Street, off Nuuann Street. Ballou. F. B. McStocker. trails SOLD Also Tailoring. Prompt and W G. Smith. It was noticeable were finally exchanged for carriages Prices. every favorable reference to the and carriages for saddle horses again Called for and uenrerea.... that enthusiasm, Goods mall farm idea caused and finally Idiewiid was reached where C. Q. Yee Hop GENERAL Hawaiians spoke, Mr. Lindsay, the party feasted and slept, getting several to 251. TWO IMPORTED whose knowledge or up not long after midnight to ride TELEPHONE TTn sky was REPAIRS and Japanese,nn. mt ihr.11 v emmit ' there the Chinese i linguistic sit- MiUiv. f travel- him the master of the clear and the air frosty. The Thoroughbred Jersey Te Honokaa, interpreting for ers, who Included Secretary Garfield, uation at SERVICE AT some of them. Gov. Frear, Justice Ballou, Land Com- BULLS AT OR AUTOMO- RAIN. missioner Pratt and Generalissimo At CARRIAGES LOST IN THE ar did not promise well kinson, saw all that nature shows THE POND DAIRY BILES. The weather that altitude the vast stretches of sea, night at fconaw on that Secretary. Gov. Frear the near-b- y islands, the twin peaks Telephone 8W ' ,t;, tho cloud-invasi- on pushed forward to Hawaii, the crater and its and Judge Ballou was cooked there & CO. ranchnouse in emuu- - of the pit. Coffee These Grand Nights W. W. WRIGHT lfred Carter's thought and at an early hour the descent be- for School waimea. which they reaching Spreckelsville Pictures STREET in about three hours gan, all hands KING. NEAR SOUTH they could make good season for Mr. and Mrs. H. P. DECORATION halt-pa- st eigni utuU in OR HOME Thev left at 2 Baldwin's noontide hospitality. horses, but were on the road until to the man with an Go. m, . hisrhwavs were AT WAILUKU. Haleiwa presents great attractions Pacific Picture Framing ,oin was auu bad in that district, it rainins The next item on the itinerary was road down is good, and as good coming Nuuanu, blow Hotel 11 STYLES driver lost his way. me m.i a visit to Puunene mill, thence by auto. The 1908 the head and they were finally given their autos to Kahului and Wailuku. By back, The meals are excellent and the service the best easily, if slowly, iouoweu uK this time W. O. Smith and W. G. And Wa- Chan Co. li home. r, o Smith had rejoined the party. At possible. Yee The other party consisting 01 r. iluku the courthouse was filled with W. O. Smith. Land Com- to a word from PATTERNS McStocker. v. people waiting hear and Shoes SPRING missioner Pratt. Jack Atkinson and the Secretary. Judge Kepoikal, Sena Dry Goods stayed at the Honokaa hotel leading Hawai- SEEN AT G mith tor Coelho and other BIDGOOD, Manager. Bethel Streett. NOW TO BE and went out with the Castle and Car ians had the arrangements in hand. ST. CLAIR King and and a surrey arter DredK-f- at meeting Secretary talked LTD. ter machines telephoned At this the AHANA & GO., Mr. Atkinson had his best vein, instilling a sound na- W. W. were sent out in he-i- and some cowboys spirit, urging the people to do a guide the tional TAILORS from Waimea to meet and what they could for themselves before 0 - Phone 521 been raining during power, speak- II KING ST. travelers. It had asking aid of the Federal the night and the roads which, for ing of his deep interest in the land h 1 shape, the two miles, were in bad question, dwelling on the pleasant inci- At Miss Power's firt very steep, soon proved too a well as dents of his trip and upon desire PARLORS: for the Carter car. There were the fullest information" about the MILINERT WE PAINT much in for Bldg. - - Fort street. frequent stops for repairs and the islands from all sides. At the con- SHIPPING AND COMMISSION INSU RANGE Boston passenSci Coelho MARINE wort places tne clusion of his speech. Senator MERCHANT FIRE and CAESIAGES. Finally the cowboys came and. hitch- made a good talk about the rctds of PRECIOUS STONES AUTOS AND machine, ami ing their lariats to the Many urging the refund of customs Kt in rings and brooches. Gold an J Ltd. setting the aid of its steam power, the duties so all the island could made to order at rea- Co.. along. But that Agent For- - silver Jewelry OliliUlliati uuiii-o- "- empty car was forced have more schooihouses ard Ftderal sonable price. Tour trade solicited. about nine miles from Honokaa there buildings, asking that terms of the ARTHUR SEWALL & CO. was a vital break and all that could Federal Court be held in Maui and Bath, Mc SUN WO was to telephone to Honokaa that a United States Marshal be locaU CHAN CHEW, Manager m GX Euroy machine & CO. to send horses to tow the ed there the job going to a Hawaiian. PARROTT 1908 Maunaka St. P. O. Box 9tJ The. stranded travelers found Coelho also wanted the Japa- &an rranciscu. back. sur- Senator refuge in the other car and in a nese fishermen kept beyond the three-mi- le HOTEL rey which had been sent down. limit so that their advantage in Wah Ying Chong lo. TIME-TABL- Jk TO KONA. would not count E. FROM WAIMEA the matter of boats ifan-- . NEW STEAMXB was made for so much. were entertained at dinner by Street, of Flshma'ket . Alfred Carter's ranchhouse which there King E?a speaking Garfield party agrer Barkhausen. after Time-ta- bi Post middle of the forenoon a After the the new steamer . towards the - and The !NO break was covered with rose leis and.- thus was some handshaking' at the hotel DRY GOODS and FURNISH a mountain home where on On sale at all EVERY DE-- , wait-- Morally attired, it hurried by auto cars the embarkation for Honolulu the Cards are out today. GOODS of and a hearty welcome was morn- SCK1PTION "normandie fit put to Lahaina, twenty-tw- o miles away. j Claudine. At daylight yesterday j 1 buggy and surrey were at dealers. ing. A ing the party was back in Honolulu. post card the dispojtal of the party and these, In that historic capital the travelers " r THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1908.

it is an idea which will grow and Court of the First Judicial Circuit, may upon. IN THF which eventually be acted REALTY TRANSACTIONS Territory of Hawaii, on the 20th day Chicago and Philadelphia may also Oahu Railway TI GOVERNMENT 1908, matter of t ID succeed in divorcing themselves from of May, A. D. in the TIME TABLE their rural fellow-citize- ns of Illinois Robert W. Shingle, plaintiff, against and Pennsylvania. Kansas City, a Entered of Record June 23, 190S. The Hotel Baths, Limited, defendant, McBRYI two states, may be Grace D by to OUTWARD. POLITICS f'l 2000 metropolis In the Merrill atty David 1 did at Honolulu, Island and County v. KO a new state carved from Mis- T Fleming AM center of of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, on the For Waianae, Waialua, KaJiuku and Appeal souri and Kansas territory. These John V Fernandez and wf et al to ay 9:15 a, m., :20 p. m. nature, " Sth day of June, A. D. 1908, levy upon Stations changes, or others of a similar John J Abreu I A City, Ewa Mill and Way doubling or Pearl Argue are almost sure to follow the Kamaka (w) et al to Antone de and shall offer for sale and sell at Stations 17:30 a. m., 9:15 a. m., 11:W BelcHingof of present population and the in Decide gas, Haskin Forecasts Some of the Souza I public auction to the highest bidder t. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. m.. 5:1S p. UAUTW creased inconvenience of local admin Malie Sylva by Tr to T M Sylva... L. Hale, on., p. m., p. m. present boun- Lee at the Police Station, Kalakaua J9:30 til sour risings in the the Tendencies and istration in states of the Poy to Lee Yuen Hong Rev PA Wahiawa 9:15 a, m. an U:li daries. Even now New York state Kwong Lun Tai & Co to Lee Poy in said Honolulu, at 12 o"clock noon For Equity-Equ- ity July, A. 0. KL throat, pain after Changes. makes separate laws and organizes Ren'c'n P A of Monday, the 13th day of INWARD. separate administrative bodies for Victoria Ward by atty to Gilbert D. 190S, and all the right, title interest Kahaku, Wal-ilu- a diversi and "up-state- ." Waller Rel Arrive Honolulu from Manhattan of the said The Hotel Baths, Limited, m., SI claim eating, a general Long before the end of the century Kina Ah Chan (w) .by atty to Pio- and Waianae 8:36 a. I: r the that r (AdvertiPt-- Correspondence, Copyright many of the details of federal legisla- neer Mill Co Ltd... L defendant aforesaid, in and to all p. m. ousted x feeling of heavi- by Frederic J. Haskin.) tion now in the hands of Congress will Kailikole (k) to Sam Kanui D following described property unless Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and 17:46 m., 8:3 a. m., trituiu in world politics, the be delegated to commissions. The work Mutl Bldg & Loan Soc of Haw Ltd the sum of Eight Thousand Six Hun- Pearl City a. water As a factor 10:38 a. m., 1:40 p. m., 4:31 p. m., Congress is now so great that it to M Cheatham Rel Forty-Thre- 95-1- 00 ness, irritability, United is ten years old this of Elmer dred and e and 1 Equity;. States overwhelms that body and makes true Mutl Bldg & Loan Soc of Haw Ltd i:31 p. m., "7:30 p. m. Spanish-Americ- an ($8643.95) Dollars, that being the A tiil these condi- summer. Not until after the deliberation impossible. The actual to Elmer M Cheatham Rel Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa persoa are War did Europe look upon power of legislation will always rest amount for which said Execution was '8:3 a. m. and 5:31 p. m. BOUglit . the American nation as fully entitled with Congress as long as the Republic Recorded June 16, 1908. issued, together with interest, costs, Dairy. tEx. Sunday. Sunday Only. asserts tions which Dr. The Limited, a two-ho- ur to a seat the council table of the endures, but there will be much of Yee Yick Wui by tr to S Kodama, my fees and expenses are previously Halelwa tiff, ha at (only first-cla- ss tickets honored), the detail work that will be delegated L; lands and premises, No 148 Hotel ' rain Equity ;" Willi; powers. Until that time the Americans di- paid. every Sunday at 8:21 ; Pink to other bodies. Tendencies in this St, Honolulu, Oahu. o yrs at 4o per leaves Honolulu A Lill themselves had been proud of their SOLD. m.; returning, In Honolulu rection are already being "viewed with lit... a biro, j ov. j ' u n u v ' i a. tjf ii'Ut'i PROPERTY TO BE arrives n.urrat Pils, them- movement will not i 10:10 p. m. The Limited stops nly and contented alarm," the se correct. Isolation, but ' Western Gear, Lansing & Co by to Mrs sub-lea- it alleged . trs First: That certain frofn wing cease because of the fears of the con- Keola Aylett, D; lots 5, 7 9, blk Pearl City and Waianae. upon i selves with casting a protecting and A. Kinney to said The lotel it "I had a jdistressed feeling servatives. 30, Kaimuki Tract, Honolulu, Oahu. W. the 3. P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH. OIXIOX. over the other American republics. In after eating, often followed by The reserved powers of the states, $2160. B 299, p 454. Dated Dec 15, 1904. Baths, Limited, defendant aforesaid, Superintendent. Q. P. ft T, years United States has 1 those ten the such as are left, will be guarded with Tr of Theodore F Lansing, by regr, dated May 1, 1906, recorded in the of- V This terrible vomiting spells, says in diplomacy. as ereat lealonsv and with more in- - been prominent world It Notice; of decree of title in land reg fice of the Registrar of Conveyances porary i Mrs. William Duelly, of 43 has participated in international con- telligence than they are now. The court case No 69 (Koolaupoko, Oahu). KOOLAU RAILWAY :. meeting in said Honolulu, in book 288, pages fnlant Lucas avenue, Kingston, N. Y., fabs where many Americans thought nual of the House of B 304, p 245. Dated June 15, 1908. tor 146-1- 50 fore ors, in some city other than Wash Keone Kalua (w) to David Kaale-ka- hi for the term commencing with flow had no business. It has prevented of I "and became subject to deathly it ington, will facilitate uniform legisla- et al, D; int in por R P (gr) 1189, May 1, 1906, and ending with Novem- TOWARD KAHUKU. I ranch f - the partition of China by the Euro- tion by the states upon important mat- 5. S Kona, Hawaii. $10. B sick headaches. I was cons- Kalama ber 30, 1930, covering property which SB "5 flowed p general interest, will 299, 451. 19, 1903. peans and the Japanese. It ended the ters of and this p Dated Jan -- otl: tantly belching gas in my efforts in said sub-lea- se is described as fol P from Japan. have the effect of stopping a general Pipine Kanakanui and wf to Henry p 4 -- war between Russia and It o t3 pproprii-- to relieve my stomach. 1 was in outcry for increased federal powers. D; 3635, 3 pes land, lows: "All that piece or parcel of land 0 an Martinson, R P cut a. Gordian knot of Latin-Americ- tt : Kg from vol The recent meeting of the governors bldgs, livestock, etc, . Waiomao, etc, situate on the makai side of Hotel 3 . dams ref this condition for nearly three politics to cutting a ditch : c- - facilitate at the White House was the first step Kau, Hawaii. $150. B 299, p 452 street between Alakea street and n.aiutaiui . and a half years, although I across the canal. Is now making a in this direction it is easy and natural 13, 190S. or tnnr.fl It Dated June Bishop street, in Honolulu aforesaid, tried a number of doctors. I naval demonstration In force so that for the movement there begun to as- Henry Martinson to Piimoku Kana I 5p or divert predicted importance. 3635, 3 demised to lessor by Margaret " ' sume the kanui (w), D; R P pes land, the Ka- - Ka-- contiauin was discouraged with them its international political views will municipal problem The government bldgs, livestock, etc, Waiomao, etc, Cowes by lease dated the 2Sth day of A.M. P.M. kana nana tiff's use receive the respectful attention usually $190. 299, p 453. all, when I rea'd about Dr. will be solved and the ruin of boss Kau. Hawaii. B Dat October, 1905, and recorded in the 11.00 1.33 to easterly I - Cabana., t.00 to accorded to him who speaks softly and- rule avoided by the general adoption .13, 1908. or Williams Pink Pills. ' few ed June Deeds, said Honolulu, 2.17 11.11 M I .CI ther A the commission system. is en- Registry of in Punaluu.. l. I final he.i carries a big stick. of It Recorded June 17, 1908. 8.00 11.17 1.48 .11 boxes helped me wonderfully. tirely possible idea of co- in book 2S3 on pages 277 and follow aaleaha.. "Whether was "manifest destiny" that the 4.1S 1.60 .20 .15 permaneo it may so Wm Mahuka and wf to Henry Wa Saluanul. 11.23 'i operation be extended that the ing;" and the property by said sub The Li I continued their use until cured or a deliberate breaking away from terhouse Tr Co Ltd, D: R P 38, kul aauula.. 4.83 11.20 1.62 M 40 commissioners who administer local demised. informed: and have had no signs of stom- the advice of Washington and the may 721 and por R P 5630, kul 191, ap 4, lease Salpapau 8.27 ll.SS 1.68 .20 M fonnatioi:, municipal affairs be united in an sts, von will provide sys- ,King and Merchant Honolulu, Oa Second: That certain lease from Uala 8.45 11.41 2.08 .44 .St 11 ach trouble since." other immortals, is now only an organization which a 458. cemher hu. $25,100. B 299, p Dated Aug Hamm-Youn- g corporation, Arrive controversy. Is, tem of checks and balances which will Co., Ltd., a the afe academic The fact 6, 1907. , 2.11 .68 .48 of guarantee honest government. The to said The Hotel Baths, Limited, Cahuku. 11.00 1112 konohiki-theret- iUnited is in world politics. G and hsb to Jose Ed the Biv "Williams' the States commissioners of New York, in- Maria Sabola TOWARD KAIiANA. I for D; por 4966, 8138, Ho defendant aforesaid, dated September Is in to stay in, and is rapidly gaining stance, will hail from five other cities; uart, R P kul OB O O H 4 3 James lualoa, Kona, Hawaii. $150. B 299, p 1, 1906, recorded in the office of said ahupuaa a predominant position. So much for One commissioner is removed to some FIRIK PMJLS... city each year, and inspecting 457. Dated Apr 22, 1908. Registrar in book 288, pages 174 to 179, o p 4 the leape, At all druegiir or direct from ten years. Another ninety, and the other S B and to Hama-ku- a 0 supervisors from cities may ccme Kaleo Haina wf of twenty-fiv- e (25) years 0 of sufrarl Dr. Williami Medicine CoSchenrctady.N.Y. American people will have been in other Mill Co, L; in gr 2450, Kau- - for the term 3 jo cents pet box ; six coxes, 93.50. I any moment. This a int and his in at would be jnoali, 10 yrs and five (5) months commencing from world politics for a century. Long combination and adaptation of the Ger- Hamakua, Hawaii. at estall:sh( $138 per y. B 298, p 288. Dated June September 1, 1906, covering property upon the; before that time the United States will man municipal system and the old I : ' : fi 4, 1908. which. In said last mentioned lease is j tipon eel have become the supreme power in fashioned Methodist itinerary. Young Hundley. " Absolute and complete publicity of Leong to Emilie D; described as follows: "All that certain 'V Ka- - K- - tliereaftc the world because of Its great wealth, Int in R P 6921, kul 4987, Anahola, Koo-la- u, pie; that, campaign contributions and expendi- piece or parcel of land (part of the F.M. P.M. nuku huku SPECIAL SALE its great population and' its great re Kauai. $65. B 299, p 456. Dated 8.00 12.40 8.00 ami-- . tures sure to come next Eafcuku.. to to lease is within the 10, 1908. described in R. P. 54, L. C. A. sources. It will maintain that posi govern- June land Lale 2.65 12.49 S.12 t .IS 4 M the fee . decade or two. The federal I Smith wt Pole Halyard, tion by virtue of its captaincy of the ment and all the states will recognize 644, to William Smith Dany) situate ialpapau 4.7S 12.67 2.22 M S Flag, and Pan-Americ- BALL TICKETS. joy, jiisj.f an Union the confedera the fundamental importance of party near th: west corner of Hotel and aauula... 6.11 1.02 8.28 .80 M government, .87 S.S5 .88 au.l ia If tion of republics which is already so that all primaries and Tickets for the Atlantic fleet ball can Alakea streets," in said Honolulu, con Kaluanul. L05 M csts earn Flag 5x8 conventions will be held under the laws be procured at the following places: taining an area of Nine Hundred and aaleaha.. 8.00 1.09 8.41 .40 .88 abouts wielding an enormous influence and of the land. The Congress will unseat Punaluu.. 8.83 1.13 8.47 .46 .88 enjc PRICE - - - Q3.S5 which must grow in strength and a man whose nomination was obtained W. W. Dimond Co., Ltd. Forty-Thre- e (943) square feet more or !Cahana. 11.00 1.23 2.68 .65 .40 ' premises-- ' "Warranted Fast Colore .. power with tne development of the by fraud as quickly as if he were elect- Chambers Drug Co., Ltd. less and in said lease more particular Connecting at Kahuku with the O. ises, am . ' Also--- flass of other sizes great to ed by fraud. The corrupt practises of Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd. ly described; and the property by R. & L. Co.'a 8:15 a. m. train from Latin countries the South. y all of the present-da- elections will disappear. Hollister Drug Co., Ltd. said lease from said von Hamm- - Honolulu. Oniao str Political union of the Americas is This is as as life leaves 1:52 p. certain the of the & Returning, Kahana at vr including" Capital Decorating Go. improbable on account o the bar of nation, for if corruption is not stopped Benson, Smith Co., Ltd. Young Co., Ltd., demised. n., connecting; with the afternoon ami other com- na- M. Melnerny, Ltd. , The improvements on the Ka-m- ku 920 5 FORT STREET. diverse tongues. Political and it will increase, if it Increases the Third: rain for the city which leaves rial ami I mercial cooperation is already prom- tion cannot, hope to live. M. A. Gunst & Co., Ltd. said premises consisting of one frame at 2:20. ing the t, was upon fifty years DOWLINQ, Supt. ised. Railroads direct from Argentina What looked Wall, Mchols Co., Ltd. and galvanized iron building enelosin JAMES J. of all the Dcst Cigars ago as politics" was ad- & "smart and Hawaiian News Co., Ltd. including a concrete swimming R. S. POLLISTER, G. P. T. Aft. ' and Chile to New York and Puget mired, twenty years ago became and witho Dost Tobacco Sound, a merchant marine and the Pa- "sharp practise" and was frowned at. tank of about 75 feet by about 45 feet ion f or it v nama Canal will cement the nations of The same thing today is "corruption" and two (2) bowling alleys. Annie Ki roundly dcst Store world into one potential and is denounced. Not long By Authority Fourth: 45 pair ladies' bath suits, 6 Fire Insurance4 under Lei the Western hence it will be "crime" and will be whole. The palace being in dozen towels, 2 registers, 49 That tt MYRTLE CIGAR STORE built punished with severity. A more acute- cash Pan-Americ- NOTICE. . believes Washington for the an Bu ly sensitive civic conscience is making chairs. 10 bowling balls (small), 14 belief all reau may have more of the promise of the ed methods of politics bowling balls (large), 2 sets ten pins THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO., control t decidedly unpopular. PAYMENT OF WATER RATES. American glory in Its future than An- (old), 1 -n ten pins (new), 1 set duck waters ai Neiniwa & Co. The political machine boss will be a LTD. As provided for in Chapter 45 of the 3 bv said J, drew Carnegie, who gave most of the thing of the past. There will be great pins (old). 2 sets duck pins (new), CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS 5 tfnuouslyv nlillion to build it, and John Barrett, political leaders, and sharp division of Revised Laws of Hawaii, 1905, all per- score boards, 1 shunite board, 2 gla?s General Agents for Hawaii his succef who is bossing the Job, have dream- opinion. But these leaders will attract sons holding water privileges or those show cases. 1 dozen spittvjrs, 1 coun itlas Assurance Company of London. tue of ea following because of ed of. their their paying water rates are hereby notified ter, 1 clothes wash tuo, 1 wash board, New York Underwriters Agency. . said land MASONS. CARPENTERS. DRAYMEN espousal and advocacy of some prin- dated Fet Room ISO - Magoon Bids. In the Pacific Ocean the ' United that the water rates for the six (6) 1 clothes wringer, 66 stools, 4 small Providence Washington Insurance ciple not because . of their power to Company. . lessor to t States will hold Hawaii, its detached dispense pie or shake the plum tree. months ending December 31, 1908 will mirrors. 1 ay clock, 1 set traveling nineteen on day of islands and the Philippines. It will Education of the masses is already be due and payable the first rings, 1 trapeze bar, 1 slide, 1 spring WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. that the; BANZAI! power have the major portion of the enor- breaking the of the boss. A July, 1908. ing board, 2 step platforms, 8 benches, first least W have the beat Japanese Importa- new boss who comes up nowadays 3UGAR FACTORS AND of James tion in mous Chinese and Siberian trade. It On all such rates remaining unpaid 1 bamboo screen. 4 bedsteads, 3 mos must come as a wolf in sheep's cloth- COMMISSION ( AGENTS ship knot BILKS and CREPES. NOVELTIES. will be in that day what England so ing. He must denounce his trade to on July 15, 1908, an additional charge quito nets, 11 pillows and slips, 24 . v "Win. G. and Manager that duru Etc 10 per cent, will made. ' Irwin.. President " long has been, and Columbia will rule obtain a foothold to practise it. Such of be 4 3 Vice-Preside- tue of sai AMERICAN and PANAMA HATS sheets, counterpanes, small grass ohn D. Spreckels.. First nt hypocrites will fail, and the American privileges upon which rates re- Vice-Preside- nt of said f For Ladle and Gentlemen the waves vice Britannia, resigned. All rugs, 5 burlap curtains, 1 pair Howe W. M. Giffard.. Second What the future will bring forth in of the future will read the tales of the main unpaid on August 15, 1908, are H. M. Whitney. Treasurer eion, disp en 6 2 domestic party politics may boss-ridd- cities and States of today scales, steamer chairs, large grass eonnectiti IVAKAMI. Hotel Street no man subject to immediate shut-of- f without Richard Ivers Secretary dare predict. But the certain influ- with the same curious sensations we rugs, 1 center table, 3 blankets, 2 bath W. Auditor and leasf further notice. F. Wilson.... ences of growth and development will experience now in reading of Salem robes, 21 runners, 1 water cooler, 150 AGENTS FOR ather wa present witchcraft. Rates are payable at the office of the water an materially affect the political feet hose, 3 door mats, 2 waste Oceanic Steamship Co., Send Your Suit and governmental organizations. The surest sign that true reform will Build- San Fran- f Oruao str The Honolulu Water Works, Capitol paper 1 large straw bas- cisco, Cal. forty-si- x come in the future is it is al- ' baskets and 1 ing the fl To th stars on the flag will have that ing. J. M. LITTLE, Western Sugar Refining Co., San been multiplied by addition of new ready coming. Twenty years ago men ket. all the EAGLE DYEING AND the Superintendent of Honolulu Water PYancIco, Cal. I i division old were prominent in public life who the Terms Cash. k thereof ai States and the of ones. Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phlla- - CLEANING WORKS Arizona, Mexico, openly did things that would absolute- Works. New Southern Alaska Transfer papers expense of pur v in posseai ly damn a public man of today. There at ielphia, Pa. as first (Telephone 575. , FOET STREET. and Hawaii will have gained statehood June 19, 1908. Newall Universal Mill Co., Manu- tt 2000. is no doubt there are honored chaser. higher int long before the year Porto Rico, that 8070 June 19, 0, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, facturers of National Cane Shredder, perhaps in union with other West In- public men today who resort to polit- C. P. IAUKEA, Annie Kb ical subterfuges that their successors 26, 27, 28, 29, 30. .Vew York. N Y U der her o Union Electric Co. dian islands, may also add a star to County Sheriff. Pacific Oil Transportation Co., San 4 years to the constellation of the flag. of twenty hence will not dare Dated Honolulu June 10, 1908. PVancisco, Cal. poration; 19 BERETANIA STREET consider. The world grows and it gets TERRITORY OF HAWAII. Texas is entitled, by the terms of the 11-2- 4, 1S96. i Telephone 215 S062 June 6, July 11 Act of Admission, to divide its great better every day. The "good old days" Jared K. House Wiring - Bells - Dry Treasurer's Office, Honolulu, Oahu. waters ai Cells empire into five sovereign States. The were generally bad. When the United G. Irwin & Go., Ltd. Special attention to installing private rapid comes to its full estate, when In Re Dissolution of the Rice Grow- . growth of the Lone Star State States theretofoi telephones and general repair work. Company. MEETING NOTICE by said will make its local administration more there are 385,000,000 Americans in the ers and Factors Limited. Dated Honolulu. February 18. 1908. and more difficult as the years go by, year 2000, it will be the greatest nation The Rice Growers and AGENTS FOR THE eessors i Whereas, Royal Co., of Liverpool, Eng sai ' and it will split up. The Texan pa- under the sun. But more than great Limited, corpor- Insurance lease, power be great Factors' Company, a HAWAIIAN MAHOGANY LUMBER land. 1 triotism will keep alive the old memo- in wealth and it will second ation established and existing under CO.. LTD. Scottish Union & National Insurance 1 ries of the Lone Star, and the States in the honesty of its government and himself, Ter- Co., of Edinhurg, Scotland. Juliette of Texas, Houston, Austin, Crockett the purity of its people. and by virtue of the laws of the A special meeting of the stockholders and Alamo will form a great group as has, pursuant to WHhelma of Magdeburg General In inal least ritory of Hawaii, of the Hawaiian Mahogany Lumber surance Co. " 4 compact in spirit as of New Eng- lands of that LOUIS EPPINGER law in such cases made and providfed, Company, Limited, will be held at the Corjmercial Assurance Co., 'of ber 4, IS land, formed by the six States of office of the Hawaiian Development Ltd.. Maine, DIESi duly filed In this office a petition for London. ; ow New Hampshire, Vermont, IN JAPAN Company, Limited, on Monday, oeing of the said corpora- June .. puaa of h W LA Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Con- the dissolution 29, 1908, at 9 o'clock a. m. ' simple t necticut. SAN FRANCISCO, June 17. An- tion, together with a certificate thereto By order of the Board of Directors. C. BREWER & CO.. LTD. New York City will have grown Smith an! Ep-ping- by A. N. CAMPBELL, SUGAR FACTORS AND COMMIS nouncement of the death of Louis er annexed as required law; 6r e lands an' enormously and will have become the hereby 8074 Secretary. SION MERCHANTS. greatest city on earth. The lack of at Yokohama was received by Now, therefore. Notice is loa. desc any persons have LIST OF OFFICERS: V sympathy "up- given to and all that bounds. between the city and his family in this city yesterday. He C. M. Cooke, George M. ' state" will so separa- any President; leased h increase that a was a brother of Herman and Jacob been or are now interested in SUMMER READING Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishop, ! tion will be deemed necessary, tt and cor- ne, That the Eppinger, and for many years con- manner whatsoever in the said Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. Mac-farla- 1 believes f- new state of Manhattan will include on poration, objections to the grant- Auditor; P. C. Jones, C. M. , belief al the great urban population of ducted a merchants' cafe Halleck that the filed Choice Books; Low Prices. Cooke, J. R. Gait, Directors. ; conveyanf southern end of New York state, Long street. For the last eighteen years he ing of the said petition must be : Island and on or 12 o'clock rights oi the northern part of New had been in Japan, and as the man- in this office berore 1. HERRICK BROWN & CO. branches jQm St P Jersey. Already the people of the In- ager of the Grand Hotel at Yokohama noon of June 23, 190S, and that any At Book Store I in 907-90- land Empire in 9 Alakea Street. Thrum's thereof the northwest are had become one of the most successful person or persons desiring to be heard t streams. Well, I pness I am when it comes to clamoring for a division of territory by hotel men in Nearly '. the Orient. all be in attendance at the Commercial, Official and rights tk doing the BIGHT KIND of painting or three states which will enable them to American travelers in Yokohama stay- thereon must artistic paperhanging. I can show yoo to undersigned, in the Cap- Society Stationery, i prurtenf add the roster of the states the ed at his hotel. office of the PURE-BRE- D POULTRY simple la.: the latest ideas in house decoration and name of Lincoln. , Eppinger enjoyed the confidence of itol Buikling, Honolulu, at 12 o'clock Best Typewriter Papers, f execute them at a reasonable cost. control!1 Southern California and Northern the Japanese Government, and. had day, to show cause, if any, limy Book3 by Good Writen. i K California by of said FOR SALE. Jared are divided natural boun- been decorated by the Mikado at the be Anna Joi daries and grow- why said petition should not STANLEY STEPHENSON the communities are close of the war with Russia. This SAWAHA1T j rection ing more and more conscious of the was granted. EGGS from choice stock In Beaaoa. FOLK TAXES the ealy 137 Kin?. 'Phone 426. partly because of . his generosity W. C. WEEDON, i them in t diversity of interests. Southern Cali- in sending all his employes to the war A. J. CAMPBELL, Address: collection of loco.! legends, finely .1 ? ALWAYS RIGHT S. S. SIGNS. 1S9. arJ fornia already talks of division and under full pay. He waa 77 years old Territory of Hawaii. Box 658, Honolulu. price 1.75. ! Treasurer, illustrated, water rt independent statehood. The be-in- ar ALL Kl OF seeds at the time of his death. His last visit April 16, 1908. therein, t sown now will bring forth fruit to San Francisco was in March, when Honolulu, SAWATIAN ANNUAL the recog-aize- d I and disp- - long before the United States is full he spent two weeks here visiting hU 801S Apr. 21, 28: May 5, 12, 19, 26; June ISLAND HORSES reference book of island in- waters V Rubber Goods grown. The. proposition to create a many relatives in this city. 2, 9, 16, 23. 23. formation, price 75 cent3. I as to th RUBBER CO. new state of the mountain portions of FOR SALE CHEAP taincd tc GOODYEAR Ker.tucky, Tennessee, Virginia and By cable yesterday came the news ; SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE. ..I tnd tisetl R. H. PEASE - President North Carolina has been heard fre- of Jacob Eppinger's death in San --CAD THE ABVESTTSEJt t and as a Market Street, quently in the past few years. That Francisco. Eppinger passed through Under and by virtue of a Writ of Club Stables i "were tot. of Circuit Telephone 109 VTCaLD'S NlWa DAJXY m San Francisco, Cal., U. S. A. idea is born of partisan politics, but Honolulu not long ago. Execution issued out the ers for I. f li If u

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1908. 9 i j FINE I MARINE 3 Registered Numbers of Automobiles ONT HOTEL OFFICES FOR RENT There have been a number of re- 58 Alfred Cooper 173 John Little SAN FRANCISCO j quests for. the numbers which are 59 K C Waterhouse 174 B C Kennedv 60 C Ilutchins 175 W L SPECIAL STEAMERS. required by law be placed oft the J Whitnev The most superbly IN THE to 61 S Bii kerton 176 C W Otweli situated hotel in the World The rtar of automobiles operated 'in this 62 T C M steamer Hall, which will arrive' Davies 377 W Giffard overlooking the entire Bay of San Francisco, on a special trip today with sugar, will ! jounty, and the following' list gives 63 II G Wootten 37S Mrs B M Allen & the Golden Gate, and the rapidly rebuilding city j sail this evening the information desired up to date, ac- 64 J T Wayson 179 Hon. Brew. Judd for Waimea, taking 65 A Gartley Co. cording to the records of Clerk Chas. Malt. Coinrenient to shopping, theatre, business and Secretary Garfield and party to the. 66 S M BaUou 180 Car- railroad centers. Building Garden Isle. The steamer Kinau will H. Rose of the Police Department: 67 R W Sweet riage Co also make-- a j special trip to Honolulu, No. 68 C Hedeniann igi D R THE EPITOME OF HOTEL EXCELLENCE leaving on No. Name. Name. P Isenberg Kauai Saturday afternoon 1 G P Wilder 319 S G Wilder 69 W M Campbell is-- Sehuman Car- with Electric Lights, Janitor ar- combining with the party, so that they will XI C B Wood 70 G CBeekley, all the conveniences and luxuries rive back again S Ballou 320 Dr Jr riage Co and Elevator Service. Sunday morning. 3 Isenberg 121 O Carter 71 WWeinrieh. Jr George a good hotel should have, with many unique, ' DPR J i3 Ii CLEANING BOILERS. 4 J A Met'andless 122 E W Anderson 72 J A McCandless Brown original and exclusive features. Jf Jj 73 L G re-furnis- J J J J I A 5 E Henriques 323 E H Wodehouse Kellogg 54 Assoc. Garage Entirely and refitted cost of ' J- report has been circulated that at a Enquire , 6 C M Cooke 324 Francis Gay 74 L G Kellogg J R Daggett over three million dollars. j$ jgf jjf the boilers of the cruiser St. Louis 75 -- 7 C II Cheal 125 A J Lowrey ' 186 S B Kingsburv Social center of the city headquartersJ J of the jM I have been clogged by the use of salt 8 W II Baird 126 Haw. Fer. Co. 76 K C Stackable 157 C M Cooke Army Navy water on the run to this port. It has 9 G Sehuman 127 R D Mead 77 Trent Trust Co ji W E Brown and Scene of most of the social been said that on this account she will 10 F E Eiehardson 12S R W Perkins 78 J A Gilman 19 Xakamnra festivities. Jjf J$ Jf j$ j$ HI not be ready to use on the Kauai trip 11 E F Bishop 129 F C Athertoa 79 Vietor Hurd im Knrisaki J J Hamm- - ACCOMMODATIONS by Secretary Garneld. The story has - 12 R C Ingrim 130 F T Williams 80 Von iy F W MeFar- - FOR 1,000 GUESTS been denied by the officers, who say 13 Von Hamm-13- 1 A Afong Young Co. in j F lane. Jr European Plan. ' tfifliii shfe is ready to go at a moment's no- Young Co. 132 U II Cooke 81 Andrew Adams 192 Carl Iledemann tice and that only the regular cleaning 14 LM Wbitehouse 133 Mrs W B 82 H Waterhouse 193 K J Lord S&lA S82 i that is necessary after a vessel which 35 S G Wilder Brinckerhoff Trust Co 394 Thos A White MlNAGEMENT company 923 FORT has been virtually out of commission 16 K Gait 134 R W Shingle S3 HenrV N Almy 395 E Thompson palace hotel STREET I J ; F , . . ' is rushed into use again, is being 27 135 I.-I- . S. N. Co. 84 396 mmmmam mmmmam I E J Lord Judge Hartwell George Ross 9 wmw done. IS Mutual Tel Co 136 J L Renton 85 Von Hamm- - 397 L F Alvarez There certainly is a great difference 19 Hackfeld & Co 137 George Davies Young Co. 398 E K Fairehild in, the appearance of the ship now and 20 J P Cooke 138 C B Cooper 86 E O White 399 F W Macfar- - Co., when she arrived here. R B - I Bishop Trust Ltd. Commander 21 Guy Owens 139 Catton 87 Von Hamni- lane JOHN V WODLLEY Good Brushes Gleaves. who is one of the most com- DO 140 W F Dilling- Co. 1 ; Young 200 Geo Herbert t petent commanders in the Navy, and 23 ham 88 G R Carter 201 S Bickerton for a long time was in command of 141 r 24 Von Hamm- - Lewis Abrams 89 J S B Pratt 202 A Lewis. Jr i ; and bnys sells Hawaiian Stocks and the President's yacht, the Mayflower, Young Co. 142 J C Quinn 90 E II Lewis 203 E A Davis IT SARATOGA, fi. Y. Hair, Clothes, Tooth and Nail Bonds. Makes Loans on approved se- has had his men hard at wrork since Von Hamni- - 143 W TMonsarrat 91 T Warren 204 A Fames good and make. the coaling operations were finished, J F Brushes, of stock bct Young Co. 144 W J Dyer 92 Dr M Ovaraa 205 T F Morgan In a great variety. curity. , with the paint brushes and holy 26 Lightfoot 145 W D Baldwin 93 Captain E II 206 Singer Sewing stones, J. These brushes wear well, look well, until now the big boat is like 27 Fred Harrison 146 A X Sinclair . Humphrey Machine Co In w-n- Attendance at the Centen- correspondence In a new pin. bhe leave here tor 28 A Waterhouse 147 G E Schaefer 94 W W Goodale 207 R W Shingle and clean thoroughly. Invites refersnce California Sunday afternoon, so as to 29 O R Williams 148 E F Bishop 95 Burrell Con- - 208 S H Wadhams nial Jubilee Held J& ?S to Investments In the Islands, or the land the Secretary of the Interior in 30 G 149 t 4 Herbert Chas Bartlett struction Co 209 J C Quinn condition of any Hawaiian Plantation. San Francisco on the morning of 31 E.W Anderson 350 J B Castle 96 B Castle 210 W W Goodale There. July 5. . J Co., Ltd. 32 II II Williams 151 G P Denison 97 II F Wkhman 211 J Waterhouse Honolulu Drug Acts as Trustee, Executor, or Guard- - NEW M0K01JI. 33 Jas D Dole 152 AW Seabury 98 11 L Kerr 212 J II Magoon ten " A new freight and passenger boat is 34 J II llertsche 153 Young Bros 99 Dr Hoffmann 213 A H Afong SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., June . 35 Dr Wr L Moore 154 W T Lucas 100 Conrad C von 214 L T Peek soon to be placed in commission In 13. (By Associated Prohibition Press). ' and dividends and .36 G P Denison 155 P C Jones Hamm 215 Manuel Reia The Victor Collects Interest the island waters by Captain Miller. 37 E Young 156 C A Hartwell 101 Belser 216 Dr M Burnham The World's Temperance Congress J J J THE HOME ENTERTAINER manages estates generally. , She will have gasoline for motive 38 Dr O E Wall 157 T JI Petrie 102 G P Cooke 217 C P L Ludin holds Its first session in thi3 city in power and will divide the trade of the 39 E II Paris 158 George Ross 103 A G Ilodgins 21S II Castle Cole- -;- convention and various local churches Co., Ltd. 1 outside ports of Oahu with the Cum- 159 E D Tenney Bergstrcm Music Fire Insurance. 40 II Fujikawa 104 F II Lillis man tomorrow. The Congress will continue mins. There will not be a great deal 41 W Vredenberg 160 Hustace-Pec- k 105 Sanitary Steam 219 E C Water-hous- e Safe Deposit Boxes. of competition, however, as thi Cum- 42 C B Cooper Co Laundry in session with new features and an j mins has about all she can do at most 43 W W Goodale 161 A G Ilodgins 106 Samuel Parker 220 R Judd extraordinary list of distinguished & J t! times of the year handling Irwin 44 K J Young 162 R M Isenberg 107 Haw. EJee, Co, 21 J E Jaeger speakers until Tuesday, June 23rd. j Co. - Bishop Trust Building Co. sugar and freight to the windward. 45 163 R Mc- G 22 party will j J E Thompson Dr J lfiS II Dillingham f E M The National Prohibition ' The new boat will be the old Moko-li-i, Gettigan 309 .1 D Kennedy 223 T Quinn be well represented at this congress, ' 46 E II Lewis J urnsfure w new j 824 Bethel Street, hich has been granted a 47 E H Lewis 364 J II Hertsche" 110 H V Murray" 224 Miss A Mac-f- a among tho.se of its national leaders who one hun- 1 lease of life, and will have a 4S E II Lewis 365 Theo MeLeod 111 Dr W G Rogers rlane will participate in the program from 'standard gas engine HONOLULU. dred horsepower 49 E 11 Lewis 166 Mrs Alexander 112 V. L Wight 005 Jj E Cofpr day to day being the following: ' ' installed as soon as it arrives here. 50 E II Lewis Isenberg 113 Hon. Gas Co. 226 G S Wells Chan'es R. Jones, chairman Prohibition The engine has been ordered and it 367 L 114 C Cooke 227 A Committee; Dr. Samuel i 51 G R Carter J Flensing II J Onnsalves National will be on the ground In about three 52 Ar McPougall 168 Henrv Froelieh 115 F B Damon 228 G J Waller Dickie. John G. Woolley, Wm. T. William O. Smith months. Work of erecting a shelter 53 O E McCarthy 169 F W Macfar- - 116 Von Hamm 229 C H Bellina Wardwell, Capt. Henry M. Randall, deck on the Mokolii began yesterday 54 A Irvine lane, Jr Young Co. 230 Francis Gay John McKee, Dr. C. H. Mead, Alonzo J. Ilopp & Co. she will be quite trim little boat S. 1 and a 55 Alex Young 170 Mrs George R 117 E A Knudsen 231 Mrs B von E. Wilson. Felix T. MeWhirter, Dr. Trust Department when finished. It is thought that she 56 Sam Wight Carter 118 S R Jordan ' Hamm C. f Swallow, Joshua Levering, Prof. 185 KINO STREET. r--: , yr , one hun- ; will be able to handle about 57 Dr F E Clark 171 J W Donald 172 E M Magoon Charles Scanlon, Henry W. Wilbur. Dr. Estate Managed, Revenues Collected, dred and fifty tons of freight at a J. B. Cranfill. J. B. Lewis. Alfred L. j time and on account of her shallow Cha- - j Made. MOVEMENTS OP SHIPPING. from Molokal, May L Manierre, Ernest A. Boom, E. W. Loan and Investments draught will be handy in Kaneohe , INCA, Am. schr., from Newcastle for fin, Oliver W. Stewart, Geo. J. Haven, bay or Harbor. She will be ALABAMA, U. S. S., Veeder, from i at Pearl Hon., May 16. Rev. Geo. H. Vibbert. Insurance fitted up for towing also, and with Hon. for Guam, June 22. : Among the other notable leaders who 1 JOHN ENA, Am. sp., Madsen. from passenger accommodations, so that she O. S. Dowdell, Hon. ENGLISH-AMERICA- N ALAMEDA, S., from Breakwater, are to be there will be Seaborn ULOTNT FOR may be used comfortably for a trip to Hon. for Delaware i Hon. for S. F., June 24. ; 9. Wright, prohibition leader of Georgia; liii May FRESH EVERY MORNING AT , , and back. Captain Miller UNDERWRITERS Pearl Harbor A.-- H. Hon. Geo. F. Cotterill. Grand Chief up he ALASKAN, S. S., Nichols, from KAIULANI. Am. bk.. Colly, ar, S. F., has not yet made his mind what 22. Templar of I. O. G. T. of the Uni new boat. Seattle ar. Hon., June from Kaanapali, June 19. thf will call the sp!, ted States; Hon. Joseph Malllns. or j ALEXANDER ISENBERG, Ger. L'DRHNE, M. N. Co. S. S., from Hon. - Real Estate 23. Birmingham, England, Prohibition In- I'hon 22 27. . for S, F., June V. from Bremen for, Hon... Mar. Templar of the Mo-lok- al 'MAINE, U. S. S., Harber, from Hon. ternational Grand Chief The, James. Makee will sail for ALICE COOKE, Am. schr., ar. Hon. ! for Guam, 22. World's I. O. G. T.; Hon. Guy Hayler, FOR RENT. and Maui on a prospecting tour from Port Ludlow, June 4. June C.-- A. International Electoral Superintendent, AMY Am. bk., MARAMA. S. S.. Gibb, from or tomorrow. For Mo-- TURNER, Warland 23. Newcastle. England; Hon. Edward, Asters Hobron premises on Nuuanu this afternoon 11. - Hon. for Vancouver, June T. W. from Hon. for S. F., June j ALL 8HADE lokal she will take several mules and C.-- A. S-- , Wavrinsky, M. P. Stockho'm, Sweden; a.Tnne, now occupied by Mr. Richard AORANGI, Br. S. S., Phillips, aft Syd- MANUKA, S. ar. Vancouver Beau-Hf- ni wagons for use in the work of erecting 19. Mr. Tom Honeyman of Glasgow, Grand Jt. Isenberg. Partially furnished. ney from Hon., June 19. ' from Hon., June - the Kalaupapa light. After flnishin A.-- H. S, Secretary of Scotland; Prof. Charles OTkuma- larsrp. sDacious house. ASTRAL, Am. sp., Dunham, from Hllo MEXICAN, S., Nichols, ar. Lcn Choy work the Settlement she will go 24. Scanlon, Pittsburg, Pa.; Rev. P. A. FOR RENT Large house. Beretanla her at for Delaware Breakwater, April 6. Hon. from S. F., June Bretanla and Smith Struts Queen's Hospital.. to Kahului, where her work will be to MONGOLIA, P. M. S. S., ar. S. F. Baker, Columbus Ohio; Dr. T. D. (treet, next to the new harbor lines there. ATLAS, Am. sp., from Kahului "for Crothers. Hartford, Conn.; Rev. Walter SALE Lot with two cottages, establish Apr. 9. from Hon., June 20. FOR This accomplished, she will go on the Delaware Breakwater, sp.. J. Shanley of the Catholic Total Ab Mr. orner Miller and Beretania sireeis ALBERT, Am. bk., from Port Town-sen- d MARION CHILCOTT, Am. from and Mrs. Hashimoto prospecting tour looking for sand Gaviota for Hon., June 11. stinence Union of America; Rabbi Fine Lot In Palolo Tract. may exploited for Hon., June 15. , Kewalo. banks, so that they be MANCHURIA. P. M. S. S.. Saunders, Stephen S. Wise of New York City; MASSEURS and Lot, ASIA, P. M. S. S., from S. Hon., Wa.-hinsto- House with a view to getting sand for use in F. for 15. Dr. Wilbur F. Grafts, D. I In Puunui Tract. 23. from Hon. for Yokohama, June RHEUMATISM. Lota fortifications. She will be gone June S. Shaw of Boston, Mass., rep- - the Tv. MOHICAN, Am. bk., ar. F. from C; Wm. Houses and Lots in Palama. AMERICA MARU. T. K. S. S., j BRUISES. Valley and Kalmuki. several" days. Hilo, June 11. resenting the Y. P. S. C. E.; Miss Mary In Nuuanu Filmer, ar. Yokohama 5, hence, ' Lots June S. F. Ralcom of Chicago, representing the SPRAINS, Heuse and Lot, King street, near BEHIND TIME. May 25. MURIEL, Am. schr., ar. F. from SMALE, Hana. June 11. Y. P. C. T- - LT.; Mrs. Frances W. Gra-- ! TborriB" Sauare. About eighty miles from port, four ANNIE E. Am. schr., from New York W. C. TIRED Newcastle for Hon., Apr. 23. MONTEREY, see Rosecrans. ham. President State leaving, the T. U.; M. N. Stevens, National) FEELING, hours and a half after ANNIE JOHNSON. Am. bk., ar. S. F. MARY E. FOSTER, from Taltal for Lillian HAVE YOU TRIED wirelessed that she was 8. , President. W. C. T. U.; Miss Anna A. Tenyo Maru from Hilo, June 19. Hon., June ail- 21 degrees 51 minutes W. C. and other in latitude N. ANDREW WELCH, Am. bk., from NUUANU, Am. bk., Josselyn, ar. N. Gordon, Vice President National 156 degrees 43 min many The conven- 1 ments BUTTER? and longitude W. S. 25. Y. from Hon.. June 17. T. U. and others. ISLETON have been Hon. for F., June will be generally divided utes. Her speed would AURORA, Am. bkt., Samuelson, ar. NIPPON MARU, T. K. K. S. S., from tion subjects QUICKLY about sixteen knots. .This will have to Hon. for Orient. June 22. into five sections, representing the first improved her make S. F. from Hilo, June 20. succeeding twenty RELIEVED. be greatly to have ALICE McDONALD, Am. schr., from OKANOGAN, Am. schr., Mathew, score and each M. LEVY & CO. she expected to make to San pears the century of temperance J. the time Hon. for Townsend, 14. from Port Gamble for Hon. June of 63T in days and eight Port June progress. (44 KING STREET. Telephone 76 Francisco four AREZONAN, from S. F. ar. Seattle, IS. Phone to 180? 1828 re- - h'iurs. To do this she would have 21. ORLAND, Nor. S. S., from Hon. for The period from to will average speed of a little June on Tuesday, June maintain an BOREALIS, Am. schr., ar. Mahukona Ocean Island, May 9. ceive special attention OFFICE OP THE UNITED eighteen knots. IS, 1S2S to 1S4S on Wednesday, LOCAL over from S. F., June 14. OLYMPIC, Am. bkt., Evans, ar. Hon. from DISCOURSES Oil WEATHER BUREAU. IT. 1S41 to 1SS on Thursday. LINDER STATES SHIPPING NOTES. BUFORD, U. S. A. T., ar. Hon. from from S. F., June 12. June from 25. 190S 18, 186S to 1S8S on 19 , Honolulu. Thursday, June The Claudine and Helene put their S. F., 14. ROCHAMBEAU, Fr. bk.. from Leith, June from June June 1SS8 to 1S0S on Saturday, sugar into the Mexican yesterday. BUCRANIA, Br. S. S., from Newport for Hon., June 19. and from June 20. The various days SUGAR loading sugar News Hon., 19. R. P. RITHET, Am. bk., McDonald. chairman for the FEBHUZtm The schooner Borealis is ar. June Monday, June 15, CRESCENT, Am. schr., New- from S. F. for Hon., J'ina 24. will be as follows: at Mahukona. She will get a fuil load. from - Wm. T. Wardwell, New York City; expected to ar castle, for Hon., May 23. jli. C. Mjt U., Am. JCIir., iui auci The steamer Maui is I 4. Tuesday. 16, Capt. Henry M. Ran. p superintendent of th CA RR A DALE , Br. sp., from Newcastle deen from Makaweli, June June under, here tomorrow from Hawaii with Y.; Wednesday, corn-Ju- ne rive for Hon., June 4. ROBERT LEWERS, Am, achr.. Un- dall, Brooklyn, N. Mexican National Sugar Refining ' I: : ' sugar. 17, Levi Hoag Binghamt on, N. best k I ; CHINA, p. M. S. S., from Hon. for derwood, from Hon. for Port Gambia, pany at El Potrero, one. of the - large pas- 18, Hon. Mc- - J country, The Kinau, with her usual Yokohama, June 8. June 24. Y.; Thursday, June John sugar experts in the and for 77 4 senger heavy freight, sailed Kee of Brooklyn, N. Y.; Friday, June j twenty-eig- ht years engaged In fuigar 1800 W 81 73 7 04 list and CORONADO. Am. bkt.. Potter, ar. ROSECRANS, Am. S. S., ar. Gaviota on time for Kauai last evening. Monterey In 19. Hon. Charles R. Jones of Chicago. making in Hawaii, Is among the vlmt C3 6 2 Hon. from S. F., June 3. from Hon.. with barge 1801 S0.00 85 72 71 National Ha- A.-- H. chairman of the Prohibition ,1s stopping at id The steamers Mauna Loa, frotn COLUMBIAN. . S. S., Colcord, tow, June 8. ors In the city and T . 3 71 3 Committee; Saturday, 20, Clinton Uqj JO C 65 7S waii and Maui ports, and the Hall, Ke from Hilo for Salina Cruz. June 20. SPOKANE. Am. schr.. ar. HI!o from June Hotel Porter. 12. N. Taft, Binghamton, N. Y. sugar output and tb 71 78 . 02 M 4 Au Hou and Niihau, from Kauai, will MONARCH. Br. sp., Port Gamble, June Discussing the 1KB too1 84 Si CELTIC meetings will be held all be in this morning with sugar. Llewellyn, from Hon. for San Fran- S. C. ALLEN, Am. bk., Wilier, from A ho.t of other methods of cultivation practiced In jQ.06 82 74 78 X0 64 S 19. with the congress by the Huwar-ian 1904. The schooner Honoipu, which was cisco. May 15. Hon. for Gray's Harbor, May In connection Mexico as compared with the 7 S. G. Jackson, various organizations and movements stated J0.C2 J 70 78 T 75 2 towed out of Hana, Maui, on Saturday CAR AVELLA S, Fr. S. S., ar. S. F. WILDER, Am. bk.. Islands Mr. Linder tui MC S. 25. who have chosen to cooperate with the sugar produce ,Y 8 to Honoipu and finished from Hon., June 25. from F. for Hon., June while the c!a of 81 71 18 1 n 7 last, went 1306 80 10 DEFENDER. Am. schr., SHERIDAN, U. S. A. T., from Manila committee on prohibition In making very similar, the method of cultivation loading sugar and sailed from there from Hon. Im- C2 13. the ten days an event of historic Mexico XSor 30 0U 8 7 78 00 t yesterday for San Francisco. for Honoipu, June 22." for Hon., June differs very much and that ' portance to all the temperance workers sorn of Os 0 DIX, U. S. A. T., Ankers, SIBERIA, P. M. S. S.. ar. Yokohama can with profit adopt SO K 73 C2 80 8 The steamer Helene, from Hamakua from Hon. .1908 for Manila, 3. from Hon., June 12. of America. methods now In ue In the Islands. Ir- 1 brought several pas- June AVtsioTcslwr 70 4 7T and Kawaihae. K. S. S., from use fertilizers are 72 781.04 sengers yesterday. Among them was E. F. WHITNEY,. Am. bk., ar. S. F., TENYO MARU. T. K. rigation and th of Hon. S. 24. very Giesecke, whose wife was knock- from Kahului, June 19. for F., June FROM IiAIIAINA. practised in Hawaii extenivJr. Ernst A.-- H. Hall, from Sa- find any Section Director. seriously injured by an ENTERPRISE. M. Nav. Co.'s S. S., TEXAN, S. S.. School but one does not fertil'.ifrs ed down and Cruz San Diego, June 20. Miss Mae Donald of the Normal Mexico, or at only to a automobile Monday afternoon. from 3. F. for Hilo, June 15. lina for used in leat VIRGINIAN, A.-- H. S. S.. Colcord, is visiting at Lahainaluna. very extent. On the low lands, A TIDES, SUN AND MOON. EDWARD SEWALL, Am. sp., Qulclt, limited from Hilo for Salina Cruz, June 8. Mixs Van Deerlin and Miss Kaukau of course, the use of fertilizers Is not X from Hon. for Delaware Breakwater, . ' ; evea-injr- u.-- d ! I 1 is METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. . W. H. MARSTON, Am. schr., from went to Honolulu on Wednesday necessary, but It should be in th i 2 3 !5 Is .! April ! f-- 17. freedom I ii tr 5 Issued Every Sunday Morning by the FOOHNG SUET. Am. bk.. Banfleld. Hilo for S. F., June higher elevations with much iff S Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau. from Eleeie for Delaware Break- Miss Hadley will visit her people in an1 such use would result, as it ha x I water, May 22. Philadelphia during the holidays. She In Hawaii, in largely increased pro- is 1 IMPROVEMENTS AT THE FLAURENCE WARD, Am. schr. aux.. has passage on a transport. duction to the acre of can. Obi 2 6 05 S M 6.4 1 U8 tnu PARK PUBLIC BATHS Mrs. Taylor, mother of Mrs. II acreage output is being Increas- M 22 12 1.8 ll.M BAI o f Piltz, ar. Hon. from Mi'dway, May 26. "The her daugh- meth- j 1 4fl GEO. E." Birk-hol- m, ii in town visiting ed in Hawaii every year by this X 2S;i2.5o l:S! 7 V I V 45 SASOX. BILLINGS. Am. schr., o U ar. off port June 9 from New- Down at the Public Baths the concrete ter. od." said Mr. Linder. "and that of 24! W 9 35 6.20 4V 1 M 5 and Mr. of W 1 8 W a castle, sailed same Eleeie ar. June sea-wa- ll under the (main pavilion has Principal Copland Cae Mexico should do the same. - S 05 13. Wailuku were in Lanaina on Wednes- are most promising 2.-- 4 9 20 6 i just been completed under the super- "The Indications 0 1.C0 45j J0-1- ' V t ilV 2 79 M T 64 7 i 5S 9 GERARD C. TO Superintendent Y'oung. day. for a splendid crop both as regards 2- - 49 90.14 8i 64 04 8 KB 9 BEY. Am. bk., ar. S. vision of Park 1 vU.l 45 7 80 10 5 2 4. t d lit t2 Miss Waal in entertaining her mother comlny 28 l6i SO 12 79 67 ,f 2 60 7 ! 19 F. from Hilo, June 9. It is a fine Job and the lattice work quality and quantity for the 4.13 W 17! t" 7 7C Oi 60 5 in I and sister, who arrived from Honolulu good during 3d 2-- 2 2V 8 M 1 05 2 GEORGE CURTIS. Am. Her- topping the same is now being buiit year. We had rains what f T 181 90.CS El 70 .00 70 8 St 10 bk.. S on Tuesdav. as th dry seasoa 1M . 1 fc "l T j 76 7 bert, from Hon. ar. S. F.. June L which will completely screen the men's Is commonly known 9 r se rz Tli.r. was ;i l;ir;'e climber of visitors j a i l m t e 6 Ml 8 H. C. WRIGHT, Am. schr.. from Ma- ba.thing quarters. As soon as this bit anl everything Is In the best possible . SrO a. m. i New moon June 2th at hukona for S. F., June 10. of work Is finished the force of men at the closing of the kindergarten. Mrs.!sn ape. readings Simp-o- n. pnm ipal, gone to The at Kahului and Hilo occur Note. Barometer are cor HILONIAN. M. N. Co. S. S.. John- will commence on the needed improve- thf hs Mr. Linder states that the cultivation ties Hono-vlnl- u. temperature. to viVit frierds for two weeks, sugar about one hour earlier than at rected for Instrumental son, ar. S. F. from Hon.. June 24. ments to the women's rest house, plac- Wailuku n( syar cane and the refining of errors, and local gravity, and reduced or so. I possesses advantages ov . HnXOIPr. Am. schr.. from Honoipu ing doors and lattice addition thereto, In Mexico 1 t ,4 --A 1 rt Average Mulvanv. who h;o cm a week j r c ImA !a hOlirt to sea level. cloudiness stated for S. F.. June 2.". ilauka of the Public Baths and across Mr. 0xh-- sections. Labor Is heap and scale from 0 to 10. Direction of j Honoiu Thursday. -, 5n tUf rolnutes flower than Greenwich in HELENE. Am. schr., Thompson, ar. the road the monster enclosure of Eben j ,,ther countries and is 157 is prevailing direction during 24 j j rip! n Ion fstOItlme BelEir that of f3 meridian of wind S. F. from Hon., June 10. Low's Wild West show is beine erect- - J tiful. He expressed the that degree thirty minutes. The time hours ending at 8 p. m. Velocity oft HOLYWOOD, Dr. bk., ar. Hon. from ed. Kapiolani Park promises to The many frf.-nd- s of Captain Kelly Mexico, from a sugar producing stand-D- f Is average velocity In miles peri beaj ; whistle blows at 1:30 p. m., which is wind Junin, May 7. prominent place wfren the fleet's visit j the bark Andrew Welch were on point, has a very wide field and with 0 0 min--I hour. T indicates trace of rain. TRMGARD, to see him away the j introduction and practice, of mod-Coa- st. I' 4 'the same as Greenwich hours Am. bkt., Trom Hon. for occurs. There will be especial facili- hand as usual for ' the and moon are for local time WM. 33. STOCKMAN. S. F., June II.; enter--j He was covered with leis by ern methods of cultivation, has a most ntes. Sun ties .at the Public Baths for the 1 i : for the whole group. Section Director. IROQUOIS, U. 3. S., Carter, ar. Hon. tainment of all the boys of the fleet. 1 his many admirers. promising future. Modern Mexico. C

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before Judge Robinson. The illness of County Attorney Cathcart, however, Castle & Cooke, Ltd. Fraternal Meetings Fraternal Meetings TERRITORY MS may result in a further postponement. L. M. Straus is named as counsel for SHXPFINO AND COMMISSION defense. MEBCHANTS. I POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT NO 1, the govs or esoxoa, lodqs x u. Sugar Factors and Cener&l Lamms it. S5S. u. x. NO SO ON HAUGHTOX VERSUS HAUGHTON. xra Mts every first and third Friday JUR CT Agents. may mA fswth Tkmniar A suit for absolute divorce has been mm lbiti-- m n XT. if Odd FeUows1 Hall, f'orl Street. breught by Annie L. Haughton Ho- REPRESENTING Viaitiaj broikan ordiafly UriUd Visiting' brothers cordially invitea of to attend. nolulu against James P. Haughton on New England Mutual attend. O. A. 8IMP80y, O. P. the grounds of failure to provide. The Life ImroruAs J. B. ooixnra, w. f. U li. LA PIERRE, Scribe. Demurrer Test Case Against Company of Boston. A. . ft. KJUTWAY. B. marriage . took place before , the Rev. Aetna Fire Insurance Co. Alexander Mackintosh in September, : CCZL8I0E LODGE NO. LLO.O. F. Social Evil Denies Power National Fire Insurance Co. C3TJNO WAH LODOS 3TO. 4, K. of HMti xnesaav eveninc. 1 fn5. There are no children. Citizens' ' nrv Insurance Co. (Hartford Kr r. aakj 1 kt of Local Courts. PAUL Insurance klL VImtsx MtML M T:0 9. su Vtaltlm Direei. uicina LEMKE ESTATE. to.) invited to attend. vui An inventory of Protector Underwriters of th Pkmis BAMtmii iToo, o. a J. DUTOT, N. G. the estate of the late of Hartford. WOXQ KIM GHOHO. C it I. I L Ib It. LA PIERRE, Sea. Paul Lemke was filed yesterday by A demurrer has been filed by A. S. John Marcallino, J. H. Schnack and B EAXMONY LODGE NO. 3, L O. O. F. 'V. L. Howard, the appraisers. The at Humphrey and J. Llghtfoot in the Kt. Meets every Monday evening, valu; ci the estate is placed at o" .4 7:80. in Odd Uellows' nail, ton case of the Territory versus Blanche sou w-- Street. Visiting brothers ordially consisting for the most part of id Kona Coffee mWlmmm l h t m, At t Martin which, if sustained, may prove two promissory notes secured by real BEN VICKERS, N. G. the stone wall against which the moral estate in Honolulu Soldin, Ger- THISDAY Bee. and thr E. R. HENDRY, 1 wave may beat in vain. The case is a many, and of twenty-fiv- e shares of WANTED BAG OR 100 BAGS eat Get PACIFIO BEBEKAH LODGE NO. 1, test one to determine the power of the Ewa and five of Waialua. State Quality and Price to I O. O. F. suppress PLANTATION GETS VERDICT. Meets every second and fourth police to the social evil, the Aution Sale jg" - fee f --liis Inumaav, at 7 :au o. m., uaa rei- defendant having been caught fla- Judgment against the plaintiff was McChesney Coffee i found yesterday in Judge De Bolt's Go. ordisllv invited to attend. grante delicto and her companion hav- ALICE PRATT, N. G. court in the suit brought by Nellie Friday, June 26, 1908, nei JENNY JACOBSON, Seey. ing pleaded guilty in the District Court N. Hao against the Hutchinson Plan- 16 MERCHANT STREET. and having been fined. tation Company. The was to 10 O'CLOCK A. M., action HONOLULU the Your OLIVE BSANCH EEBEKAH LODGE An indictment was returned by the toM ct $375 alleged to be due as rental at my Salesroom, 854 Kaahumanu St., NO 2, L O. O. F. cn a piece of land Naalehu, Kau, I will sell on account of whom it may - grand against Blanche Martin, at Coffee Roasters to ""f. Meets every first and third Tsars- jury Hawaii, concern the Trad tio -- day, at 7:30 p. m., in Odd Fel- - used by the plantation since jj: who was arraigned under trie indict- litOO. 3 (59 V.iiV " H.ll- Vi.itinor WKolrah.H .n Cases pair) Ladies Shoes, eordiallv incited to attend. ment before Judge Robinson yesterday W. C. Achi appeared for the plain-ti- tr 40 White Shirts. W JENNIE H. MACAULAY, IT. G. KWOHG HIN6 GH0N6 GO. HAZEL CRANE. Secy. morning. The following is the demur- and H. E. Cooper for defendant. 399 White Collars, pa Gas Stove 125 Pair Cuffs. rer filed: COURT NOTES. 1024 Nuuanu Avenue OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371. F. & A. M. 12 Neckties. -- defendant demurs to in- I A Meets on the Jast Monday sf each "The the United States Commissioner Hatch Also month, at Masonic Temp'e, at 7.-S- p. dictment against her in this case be- held a hearing yesterday in an Ed- 2K . Visiting brethren are cordially is-- ' munds case, in one of alter witgtd ta attend cause under section 711 of the Revised Act which the GRASS CLOTH GRASS LINEN M. M. W. M. witnesses was Isoy, the Japanese re- IterriV JOHNSON. ju- Various Items of Fur TABLE COVERS DOYLIES W. H. GOETZ. Secretary. Statutes of the United States the ported to be at the head of the move- Mrs; Installed risdiction of the United State District ment to reopen the tenderloin. T.EATTT CHAPTEE NO. 2, O. E. S. Mrs. Hutchison, Mrs. Albert Afong Luc every Monday Court for Hawaii of the offense Etc. . : Meets third of each Mrs. Whiting, niture, & month, at 7:30 p. m., in the Masonic charged against her In said indictment and the latter the Oahu Ice Electric Co. Temple. Visiting sisters and brothers mother-in-la- w of Albert Afong, were f ? exclusive, Also SICK and you will are cordially invited to attend. is and on the witness stand yesterday in the CLARA M. SCHMIDT, W. M. "Because section 3151, under which Riggs versus Afong argument. The Lot Plants, Ferns, etc., ICE tantl ADELAIDE M. WEBSTER, See. p delivered at any part of t was incon- witnesses were called upon to relate Roll-to- Desk, city. tow said indictment found, Is glass Island orders promptly know what Various Office Partitions, sides. tore LEI ALOHA CHAPTEE NO. 3, O. E. S. with the substances of the various conver- Tel. 628; P. O. Box 600. Offloe, Ke every sistent the Constitution and laws 1 Fine Showcase, Large Mirror. this! a Meets at the Masonic Temple of United States and was not con- sations between the members of the walo. m second Saturday of each month, at 7:30 the Afong family in connection with the and the word enjoyment fjK p. m. Visiting sisters and brothers are tinued in force by section 6 of the Or- ' eordiallv invited to attend. ganic Act of Hawaii (31 Stats. U. S. compromise and the events leading .up JAS. F. MORGAN. tri MINNIE FRAZEE, W. M. 339, to and following it. AUCTIONEER. LOUISE A. TRUE, Secy. 141. C. 2 Supp., R. S. 1141), and "Because is no law Ter- A release of all claims of any kind KOA DESKS and was signifies. there of the Hanapepe, Ka- A. ritory of Hawaii which constitutes the on the lands of Kuiloa, all,? LADIES' AUXILIARY, O. H, uai, In of Railway FOUR POSTERS NO. 1. facts stated in said indictment a crim- favor the Kauai Wil s DIVISION Company from W. A. Kinney, was Meet every first and third inal offense." placed Registrar of Tuesday, at 8 p. m., is O. on file with the WING box ,B. U. HalL Fert Street. OTHER ARRAIGNMENTS. Conveyances yesterday. CHONG CO. Visiting are eerdially King and Bethel Ice Honolulu Gas Ltd. sisters Inagi, indicted for selling intoxicat- A writ calling upon W. C. Achi to Auction Sale Co., invited to attend. why should and MRS. K. CO WES. Pres. ing liquors without a license, pleaded show cause an execution Of JOSEPHINE DILLON, See. not guilty. Defendant in person. not be issued in connection with the ach Maximiana Brilliante, assault with a judgment obtained against him as W. Sun Leo Tal Bishop Street MYSTIO LODGE NO. 2. K. of P. $697.85, Co. deadly weapon, the shooting of Ben C. Achi & Co., for has been Quo on Q een St Meets oa second and fourth Tuesdays of long stand- ID the Guerro, on June 10, reserved his plea issued. This case is one of lill Contractors, Builders, Painters each montn at 7:30 being one. . o'clock in K. of P. Hall, corner Fort until this morning at 9 o'clock. J. ing, the judgment an old NEAR SOUTH STREET and Beretania. Visiting brothers cordi- A Jury in Judge De Bolfs court .has Lightfoot for defendant. k KOA TO Pi ally inrited to attend. been summoned for 10 o'elock this Saturday, Jane 27, 1908, FURNITURE ORDER. W. L. LYLE, O. O. Manuel Cruz, carnally abusing a fe- i" morning. F. WALDRON, K. R. S. male child under the age often years, 12 O'CLOCK NOON, Klnc Street, near Nuuanu Dt.l Your Grocer will plead this morning and his" case It was Mrs. M. G. Coito, not Mrs. M. G. Simoes, who was released on at my land salesroom, 855 Kaahumanu HONOLUZ.U TEMPLE NO. 1. PYTH may go to trial without jury. Th? by N :will sell you: IAN SISTERS. suspended sentence after pleading street, I will sell at public auction, E County Attorney's department will order of C. H. Dickey, Esq., admin- Meets every first and third Monday, at prosecute and J. A. Magoon appear for guilty before Judge Robinson on Wed- 7:30 p. at Knights of Pythias Hall, nesday of running a blind pig. The istrator (with the will annexed) of the Fort and Beretania streets. All visi- the defense. The alleged offense took deceased, cast ofv Mrs. Simoes has only just been estate of W. F. Williams, the 1 tors cordiallv invited to attend. place in Honolulu on November 15, last following valuable property, situate is RENEE WHITEHEAD, M. E. O. year. appealed from the District Court, Franklin Autos GRACE O'BRIEN, M. of R. A 8. of- Queen street, Honolulu, near the cor- Fugita, Indicted for maiming, will where she was fined $150 for a like 1 fense. There is already one suspended ner of South street: arraigned morning for plea. In 579. OAHTJ LODGE NO. 1, K. of P. be this sale of liquor LOT NO. 1 Street number, SILENT CAMERON. every he is charged, with hav- sentence out against the Rat Meets 1st and 3rd Friday at the indictment illicitly in Simoes' store on Punchbowl, Area of lot, 1890 square feet; frontage 7 ;S0 o'clock, Pythian Wall, corner Mere-- ing bitten off Henry Leslie's ear in a con- No Noise on any Speed. HI tania and Fort streets. Visiting broth- the one caught time being a on Queen street, 23.5 feet. House fight on June 3. S. F. Chillingworth that rooms; bath- Come and Be It. ers eordially invited to attend. father-in-la- w. This time it is the tains four kitchen and A. DEERING, C. C. is defending. room on back veranda. Rents for $10 J. W. WHITE, K. R. 8. wife. At the time of the arrest of PR GOGA GOLM CASES MAY GO OVER. Mrs. Simoes there was almost a riot a month. In good repair. " time Terms: Gash, U. S. gold coin. Deeds i . "Wan william Mckinley lodge no. 8, probable cases may 'and the 'police were afraid for the It is that these . K.of P. that they would have to resort to force at expense of purchaser. Be. Everywhere. all go over until the fall term, the MORGAN, ! Meetsevery second and fourth Saturday even. life of the present term so far as jury to defend themselves. JAS. F. Associated Garage tUM O lnKt7:30 -y- -- AUCTIONEER. - ending on Tuesday n'rlrK1c in Pvthian Hall, rnrnpr Rr- trials are concerned H. F. MURRAY, Manager. 'l tania and Fort streets. Visiting broth- - next. The case of the Territory versus ers cordially invited to attend. Marks, larceny in first de- E Reduction Sale JflV W T. fbizfr n n John the STATEMENT OF E. A. JACOBSON, K. R. S. gree, is set for trial on Monday, and Oil DISTILLED WATER-PUR- c is exrected to be hard fought, prom- CONTINUING UNTIL i at COTJET CAMOES NO. 8110. A. O. F. ising to las, for some weeks, while fol- CUSH FUND Meets every second and fourth Tues- lowing it is set another case against Auction Sale SODA WATER .. JUNE 30. day of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in COM San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. Marks, that of perjury. . Visiting brothers eordially invited to TERRITODY VS. MAGO. LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S attend. The following statement of cash on )1 DR. F. COWES, O. R. Liquors, Wines, Beers, JOHN The case of the Territory versus hand in the treasury of the County Fountain Soda Works a M. C. PACHECO. F. S. case Mago, rape, which is the third of Oahu was presented at the meeting r . on for present term Liqueurs CAMOES CIRCLE NO. 240. C. O. F. the calendar the Supervisors night: T a every Thurs- which been going over from of the Board of last KUNIKIYO HATS Meets second and fourth and has HAWAIIAN" HOTEL FLORIST it 1 day of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in the day it was set down for trial, Jan- GENERAL FUND. AT San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. Fort Street, next Kash if Visiting companions cordially in- uary 20, is supposed to come up today 25. ..$29,602.18 Stor. m are To balance on hand June Monday, June 29, 1908 Fresh flowers daily. K. vited to attend. To warrant for June from Ter- Violets, Carna- at UYEDA MRS. J. P. REGO. C. O. 10 A. M., tions, Asters, Roses and an assortment R. J. BORGES, F. 8. ritory 32,000.00 O'CLOCK st 1028 TTTOANTJ AVENTJB WILL, DO. - of decorative plants. Orders for tabl itt WHAT IT at back entrance Hawaiian Hotel, I flowers promptly filled. Telephone CSS MA COURT LUNALILO NO. 6600, A. O. F. A woman buys a sewing ma $61,602.18 am instructed to sell the whole of the . OFFICE SPECIALTIES Meets every first and third Wednesday OUTSTANDING. rst R S evenings of each month, at 7:30 p. m., hine i.or what it will do; not as varied NEW SHIPMENT. . f I in Pythian Hall, corner Fort and June estimates $38,255.00 LIQUORS, ETC., Visiting sn article of furniture. A mar CHOICE WINES, Beretania streetit. brothers Water-whe- el and labor for Famous 'B" Brand "I u CASH REGISTER, cordially invited. carries a watch to tell him the contained in storeroom at Hawaiian ial H. H. HANAKAHI, 0. R. electric light department 4,000.00 JAS. K. KACLIA, P. C, F. S. time; rot aa an investment of pavement, Queen street 11,683.89 Hotel. lei p TYPEWRITER, Block lots as invoiced. Invoice can be For Kimonos f tloa surplus capital. The same prin- Mixer for Queen street 500.00 In HONOLULU AERIE 140. F. O. E. 1,500.00 seen at my office. BEE on BIL p ADDING MACHINE, Meets on second and ciple when one is ill. We want New fire boxes sni fourth Wednesday even- - the medicine or the treatment Fire department, engine re- JAS. F. MORGAN. AM MIMEOGRAPH and ines of each month, at 100.00 AUCTIONEER. ud, o'clock, will relieve and The pairs K. L 7:30 in Pvthian which cure. re- Fukuroda GLOBE-WERNICK- HaTL Fire department, Palama, the E corner Beretania and Fort streets. Visit friend in need must be a friend COLORS at i ing Eagles are invited to attend. pairs roof 50.00 ALL AND PRICS1 I W. Li. FKAZEE. W. P. indeed, something, or somebody, repairing Thomas Tiia H. T. MOORE, Secy. Painting and v gt with c. reputation. There should Square bandstand 225.G0 tl HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 54, A. A. be no dis- t t E SUPPLIES guesswork in treating Bikes Painted 1 or jvi. & jr. $56,293.S9 ier ease. People have the right to 1 CARD SYSTEMS Meets on first and third Sun- Auction Sale a knoio and TO LOOK EQUAL TO NEW S day evenine-- of each ntnnth wbut a medicine is, $ 5,308.29 t a fit M I at 7 o'clork. at flrld Balance .. !3s llnv.' what it will do, before they take v ighc Ei Hall. All sojourning brethren To warrant for July from Ter- YOSHIKA WA nni Hawaiian Office Specialty are cordially invited to attend. it. It must have behind it an ritory 32,000.00 Serninary r. J By order Worthy President, Kavvalanao Buildinas 163 KING STREET v er I A. TITLLETT. open record of benefit to others oral FRANK C. POOR, Secy. for the same diseases, a series Total general funds.. $37,308.29 n Company, Ltd. t . is; of cures that proves its merit ROAD TAX FUND ON HAND JUNE King Street a THEODORE ROOSEVELT CAMP red NO. X, and confidence. is, 25, 190S. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1908, I atei U. S. W. V. inspires It A. A. WILSON. Department of Hawaii. because has such a Honolulu $ 9.662.51 1 it record that 12 O'CLOCK NOON. lieret 931 Fort Street Meets Smrurda? nnnn hrHaa a mAM.VA 6,948.11 ii Waverley Block, corner Bethel Ewa and Waianae y S3 and Hotel, at VVAMPOLE'S PREPARATION 3,666.18 I have received instructions to sell I! 7:30 p. m. Visiting comrades cordially in- Waialua General Contractor I'SSOt heci-tati- as above vited to attend. is bought and used without on Koolauloa .., 1,404.32 on the grounds J f DENNISON'S L. E. TWOMEY, Commander. or doubt. Its Good Name Koolaupoko 394.08 THE LARGE BUILDINGS Office, 58 Young Bldg. TeL US. r econf tel VARIOUS COTTAGES MARINE ENGINEERS is basis WASH-HOUSE- imsei BENEFICIAL the solid for the faith AND S Napkins and Doylies ASSOCIATION. $20,075.20 BATH a nliet Papar the people have in it; and a good PLUMBING, Etc. I! aal ' month at th nw K t u.n n . I'iTne has to be earned by good $59,383.49 Will take intending bidders morning a and Grand total Gallon, Heill & Company, Lti. inds r Beretania streets. fleeds. does what you have & ' between 9 and 11, afternoon between T er 4. News Co., Ltd. E. HUGHES. Pres. It Hawaiian H. G. WOOTTEN Secy. vighu o expect it to do. It is 2 and 5, to view. IT eing DESPATCH ENGINEER The large amount of lumber and Engineers and Machinists uaa c HAWAIIAN pal&t&die sis honey and contains TRIBE NO 1. L O. R. M. STABS HIS CAPTAIN plumbing In these buildings should E iniplo Meets everv first and third all the nutritive and curath of Man- QUEEN AND RICHARDS STREETS Thursday of each draw attention Plantation ti mith month, in K. properties of Pura Cod Livei re-tub- ed charcoal-Iro- n The Owl of P. HalL eorner of Fort and agers, Contractorj, U. S. Government Boilers with at nds ; S S. POPULAR S CENT CIGAR. Beretania streets. Visiting Oil, combined with the Com. Chief Engineer Daly, of the Officials on Pearl Harbor work, for or steel tubes. General ship work. a: a. d jfuiuy to at- tend. inviiea pound Syrup of Hypophosphites Despatch, is under arrest by the Uni- laborers' quarters, buildings, etc. a: ounls . J. W. ASH. Ssohem. and Extracts of Malt And depart- ?asel i the ted States District Attorney's A. E. MURPHY. O. ef R. Wild Ane- That M. A. Cunst & Co. Cherry. In Scrofula, ment for an assault with a knife on JAS. F. MORGAN. YAMATOYA, Ri elieve HONOLULU LODGE 616. B. P. O. E. mia, Nervous and General Debil- his chief. Captain Kokeritz, the affair AUCTIONEER. ALL KINDS OE P elief Honolulu LKKLjre No. 616. B. ity, Influenza and "Wasting Com- having taken place, as alleged, on L P. O. will meet in their PAJAMAS KIMONOS onvev;' Alfalfa and Sorghum Seed halL Kinr street near Fort. plaints, is to be thoroughly board the Despatch at an early hour SHIRTS, and l every it ihts" . Friday evening. By Car-Tic- morning. The action of the lu relied upon. Doctor L. k yesterday MADE TO ORDER. nneht BY THE 10e LBS. OR LESS. oraer 01 me K. K. J. Federal authorities is in line with the says: have had remark- Orphenss- - hereof W. H. MclNERNY, E. R. "I claim that what happens in Honolulu 1144 Fort St., Just above t reams Mrs. Ethel H. Taylor H. C. E ASTON, Secy. able success with it in the treat- harbor happens on an arm of the sea ights i ment of Consumption, Chronic and within Federal jurisdiction. Telephone 339. Young Building:. why le not P rp:rt.' HONOLULU Bronchitis, Catarrh and Scrofu- Just what occurred and imple 1 SCOTTISH THISTLE learned the it CLUB. lous Affections. It is of special clear. It has been that Money out roll captain and the engineer had quarreled t lart.l I jtaTa. n th first third Fri ?alue in nervous prostration and Souvenirs aT- - 7:30 o'clock p. m., in and that the latter had received the ti, .1 Fleet jgUrVf. depraved nutrition; stimulates Vnna fi iVfZJ rooms in Oreeon Block, entrance it worst of the fist encounter. It was We buy your Diamonds, Watche, leetion Pictures, Folders, j'k - . on i-- "n street. the appetite and the digestion, M - engineer jewelry for Spot Cash. V4;W- J- - 'J. MacKTNNON, Chief. also learned that the had had and old hem in Badges, Canes, Book JOHN promotes assimilation, and enters go- MACAULAY. Secy. trouble ashore in a saloon before I. lM't lets. In lota to the directly into the circulation with ing to ship. The wound inflicted is vater trade. HAWAII CHAPTER NO. 1, the G ORDER the fooc I consider it a marvel- not a serious one. herein.! : h ind dis HAWAII A SOUTH Muss everv tk;.j n.j. ous success in medicine." Every Pi five-seat- ed i SEAS win S2L.mim7L?-- ,'dMk' Fraternity dose effective. cannot J. A. McLeod, with Buick Carl as raters CURIO CO. ftS?w mwmm on "Yon be Ave., s to sviiui. r on STreaf. auto. Tel. 1111 or 191. First .class intS Nuuanu and Fort to th Alex. Young Bldg. H. rlRNANDKZ, Appointed in it." Sold b? near Hotel :ained t Wienieta throughout the trade solicited. Street in J use, wru and as r were cc ra lor v.:

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1 3f THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1908. LOCAL BREVITIES JUNE-T- HE MONTH The Honolulu Times will be ready 1 HILLS early Saturday morning. Honolulu Lodge 616. B. P. O. E., will OF BRIDES AND meet in Elks' Hall this evening at 7:30. !j llll The closing exercises of Aliiolani Col- A NEW LINE lege will be held today from 10 a. m. ROSES to 12 m. at Palolo. It is stated that Senichi Uyeno will No doubt among the prospective brides of merry June are some of your sent as Lots are now being te here the successor of Con young friends. sold In sul General Saito, who has asked fori OF you Honolulu's choicest suburb his recall. Perhas already have the inflations to tho wedding. A meeting of those interested in the Perhaps the question of suitable gifts is giving you occasional serious at low prices and on easy reorganization of Company C, N. G. moments. , terms. Try H., will be held in the Bungalow at Why not settle it at oncef We can help you o'er the difficulty with sug- to break the seven o'clock evening. this gestions by the score we're primed for sucJi contingencies. rent get The closing Valley habit and a home exercises of the No finer display of CUT GLASS rich, deep cuttings was ever shown School will be held this morning at here, Popular Priced Skirts before prices are higher. half-pa- st nine. All friends of the and the other departments are likewise teeming with gift suggestions. school are cordially invited. DON'T WORRY COME IN TODAY. The flag on the Judiciary building ond the Executive building floated at IV. W. DIMOND & COMPANY, LTD. 1! half-ma- st yesterday in honor of the m. memory of Cleveland. George C. Ross and family take this Treht Trust Company means of thanking all kind friends for You'll find that flowers sent and sympathy expressed LIMITED during their late sad bereavement. we've got the i Silk, Voile, Tickets for the Russell meetings are Panama, Alpaca being distributed today, and can be '--m- clothes you want obtained at the Y. M. C. A. Though the admission is free, it is strictly by wfw for summer wear; . ticket. and Fancy Weaves $25 Reward The muumuu sale and poi lunch on dark coats to wear i Saturday next at Haalelea Lawn are Will bo paid by the HAWAIIAN GA-EET- under the auspices of the Iolani Guild with light trousers; I! CO., LTD., for the arrest and of Hawaiian Ladies, assisted by their

of any person stealing i eonrlctlon found friends. smart, catchy stuff, , copies of the Advertiser from ad-dress- ea Miss Needham takes this means of of subscribers. thanking her pupils of Central Gram- made for us and C. S. CRANE, mar and Kaakopua Primary schools WHITNEY Manager. for their lovely floral offerings on the for you by Hart MARSH occasion of her father's funeral. Class-da- y exercises of the senior Schaffner & Marx, class at Punahou will be held this evening at half-pa- st seven o'clock on the best clothes ITS ALL IN the lawn in front of the Science Hall. All friends of the class are cordially makers. KNOWING HOW invited to be present. The closing exercises at the Aliiolani and being willing to take the College will take place this morning This store is the horns of noon, to trouble. But makes our between ten o'clock and which it all friends of the college are Invited. Hart Schaffner & Marx J. ABADIE - - - Proprietor In addition to the closing exercises DRAUGHT BEER there will be sports among the pupils. clothes. Ladies and Gents' Washing Done First-cla- s. j It is expected that Naval Engineer Gloves and Ostrich Feathers. ! soon a position to go different from all the rest. Parks will be in Wool and Silk Made Cleaner by' a New French Proceis. ahead with the extension of the sea- Charges Give wall on the Waikiki side of the harbor Silva's Toggery reasonable. us a trial. CRITERION AND entrance, the idea being to extend the 258 BERETANIA STREET : : : : : 'PHONE 1491 Waikiki spit some distance further out PALACE BARS. to present the washing in of sand into Mill EIKs Building the channel entrance. , CJ. McCarthy SONS OF ST. GEORGE Kim and Fort ELECT NEW OFFICERS IS Copyright 1908 by Hart Schaffner & Marx Telephone 65! Photographic The annual election of officers of BUSINESS LOCALS. Captain Cook Lodge No. 333 of the Text Order Sons 'of St. George was held last Instruction well-furnish- Potay ed Bleciier A house is wanted for night and resulted as follows; & year by a family without children. BY GEO. H. PARTRIDGE, INSTRUCTOR IN PHOTOG- See classified ads. Past president, J. R. Collins; worthy A young man capable to do the work president, Isaac Cockett; worthy vice RAPHY, LEWIS INSTITUTE. worthy sec- --B- ah -- may secure position president, Alec Dowsett; a as bill clerk and worthy assistant bookkeeper. retary, John Richardson; can confront the treasurer, James L. Holt; chaplain, W. There's not a question or situation that John Neill carries a full line of en- n; C. Roe; worthy messenger, J. Pada-ke- Photographer that is not fully treated in this little book. gines and is prepared to do all kinds O. J. Shaw; out- repair work on machinery. inside sentinel, of side sentinel, Robert French ; trustees, Formulas, rules, and methods comprehensively dealt Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd., have a com- Isaac Cockett, R. A. Jordan, Geo. Bar- plete line of fireworks for the Fourth ker; physicians, Dr. G. Herbert, Dr. with in small space and in clear, concise language. your now. of July. Make selections F. H. Humphris. with designs, figures, and drawings. Sun Wo, manufacturer of Chinese Illustrated Jewelry of the premier class, on Mau-nak- ea POST- Here 's all you could desire of comfort ORCHESTRA. REHEARSALS Price $1.00 at the street, near Beretania avenue. PONED. y and sterling worth in a $3.50 shoe. We Sun Lee Tai Co., King street, near At a meeting of the board of direc- guarantee Nuuanu avenue, can please you with it. PHOTO-SUPPL- their stock of elegant koa furniture. tors of the Honolulu Symphony So- HONOLULU Y COMPANY The Club Stables has the right sort ciety on Tuesday, it was unanimously of horses for ladies and gentlemen. decided to discontinue the orchestra "Everything Photographic." Fort Street. They may be there at low 2. Owing to secured rehearsals until October MclNERNY SHOE STORE rates. numerous other attractions and the to The Sam Wo meat market, next coming of the fleet next month and C. Q. Yee Hop, at the fishmarket, car- some of the orchestra members being ries a supply of the best Kaneohe taking out of town, the directors are HAWAIIAN JIGHT AT this step. It would not be worth while The Muumuu Sale A reward of twenty dollars will be unless majority office a having rehearsals the paid for the return to this of of the members could be present. gold watch lost Saturday, June 20. See THE UNIVERSITY CLUB and Poi Lunch ads. classified EMPIRE THEATER. nson's Dyspepsia Tablets Shop early tomorrow" at Sachs. The AT HAALELEA LAWN, store will close one o'clock, but till There is nothing lacking in the col- at A Hawaiian Night was given at the then there will be reductions of from lection of pictures shown at the Empire On Saturday, June 27, 1908 the effects of failure to 1-- 1-- University Club night, in honor of if Give relief to those who suffer 4 to 2 on many specials. Theater, and the music and singing en- last Secretary Garfield reigned su- A young Scotchman speaking Hindu hances the value of the presentation. and fun BEGINS AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. properly masticate food. These tablets digest the food, and with plantation experience adver- preme till after midnight. The management of this little place ot Muumuus of colors, and food in tises for a situation on plantation. The company was small but select all ancient increase the appetite and prevent fermentation Will be liberty after July 1. amusement caters to the public taste modern styles, are the coming substi at as a result. The and the stunts put on for the enter- in the stomach. no experiment work by ama- and gives satisfaction tute for kimonos. There's as new as can be bought, for were unique 25c. 50. on machines von films are tainment of the visitor as Admission Lunch teurs done the at the representative of the Empire is on Tickets gate. 8073 Hamm-Youn- g Highest the as they were enjoyable. at the TWENTY-FIV- E CENTS A BOX. Garage. class picking the winners at the work, done by experts. the ground Xot the interesting item on the of repair Coast shows. Admission five and ten least There's no confection that is quite cents. program was a spirited four-roun- d fO good as uuntner s caimit-r-. c bout with the gloves between Wahilani Benson, Smith & Company, Ltd. a shipment them just have fresh of and Kupa, a couple of 140-pou- native In. All kinds; all delicious. Palm Cafe. boxers, who went about their business Hotel and Fort Street. piano-movin- g We at with a will, greatly to the delight of All furniture and by Close "tKe Union-Pacif- ic Transfer Co. is done the distinguished visitor and the entire Sy careful men who know their busi- 1 company. ness. All work is absolutely guaran- p. m. A number of old Hawaiian customs teed and carried out without delay. were successfully introduced and a bag- Phone 58. - pipe stunt by Piper Grace. Isleton butter is scaled in a carton Tomorrow la the creamery. When you have tried INTERESTED IN HAWAII. makes. With Every Modem it, you will see the difference it The following letter from Ohio is of J. M. Levy & Co., family grocers. Convenience Phone 76. - interest: Chagrin Falls, Ohio, rawanan GREAT CLOTHING SAL Don't select.' your desk from a small otel assortment of unpromising specimens. Shop Early June 10, 1908. H. Hackfeld & Co. have the largest Mrs. Mattie Bright Sackwitz, Hono- L and best stock of office desks in the lulu, Hawaii. For E A S depart- Special inducements for early shoppers Dear Mrs. Sackwitz: The Bay View ll Territory. Inquire furniture ment. tomorrow. Club of Chagrin Falls has asked me, TRY yOOfiG flOTEL DAF-KER- fllHUKDER S corresponding secretary, to ac- American-Hawaiia- n Paper & WOOD nf Rosenberg Stock. Men s The knowledge the receipt of your very in- Export Co. carries supplies for sta- 10c quality; till 1 p m. 5c. penholders teresting letter to us, through Mrs. or CAFE tionerspencils, erasers, IIANDKESCHTEFS was one Clothing, Men's Woolen nn,i Dealers can be supplied Brewster. It read at of the t.ihWs. linen handker- club meetings and thoroughly enjoyed, at the corner of Queen and Fort streets Ladies' embroidered MADAME ARRAL very satisfactory prices. chiefs; 35c quality; till 1 p. m., 20c. and we all appreciate the kind effort Pants, Boy's Suits, Men's at you have made to bring Honolulu a HAS GREAT VOICE Photographers will find the "Photo- DOTTED DRESS SWISS little nearer and more real. Natural- graphic Instruction Text,"' by Geo. H. White, with black embroidered pin ly, we, as Americans, are interested in Negligee Shirts and Straw Partridge, Instructor in Photography, dots; 50c quality; till 1 p. m., 35c a our new possessions, but our studies in There is a demand among the people Lt?wis Institute, a complete guide to yard. the Bay View Club during the past to see and hear Madame Arral, the and Felt Hats successful photography. $1, at Hono- year have wonderfully increased our siDger, who appears at Photo-Suppl- LINEN FINISH SHEETS. famous French lulu y Co.. Ltd. and now your letter, written .... interest Double-be- d 1 the Opera House next Tuesday night. size; $1.00 quality; till by one well known to many of the 80c each. want to her because she PUNAKOU p. m., members, has verified all that we have i They hear comes with a great reputation, "which Today (Friday) is day when the MEDALION APPLIQUE EMBROID- read concerning your beautiful islands. AT HALF PRICE the so away, en- be- 1 20c They seem to us, far as she fully lives up to; to see her Pun alum Alun.m Association will hold ERY 30c quality; till p. of-u- s chanted. Let us hope some may ca- a yard. cause of .her wonderfully romantic its annual festival and reunion on the . in the have the some time future reer. Wherever she goes she creates a college prolines at Punahou. In audi- SILK STRIPED CIIALLTES pleasure of visiting the Hawaiian Is- furore. She is admired by the theater- tion to the literary program, already Neat designs; 60c quality; till 1 p. m., lands and seeing for ourselves their people excellent acting in these columns, Ha- 45c a yard. beauties. going for her fiullishcd the Thanking you for jour kindness, I and beautiful voice. appearance waiian land will lie in attendance, and LADIES' WHITE RIBBED VESTS sincerely. will the display of will he am, very here Best Tuesday impress B. KERR & CO., LTD. thi' usual fruit had. 15c till HUBBELL. Honolulu people with the they L inanairvuient desires it to be un- Low neck; no sleeves; quality; SUE DEAN fact that Ie 1 p. ni., 10c. have missed hearing one of the best of derstood that all those interested in singers through Punahou, as well as monitors of the TWO CONCERTS TODAY. the great operatic the failure of Madame Arral to visit here ill! Alakea Street L association, are cordiaily invited to at- this afternoon at Dry Goods Co., Lid. The band will play before. The program will include some tend. H.S.Sachs Aala se- The meeting will Le opened at 3 Punahou, and in the eveaing at of the best pieces in her repertoire, o'clock. Comer Beretania and Fort Streets. Park. lections that will please. liHiMi inn iilinmijiL

COMMERCIAL. ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, FRIDAY, 26, igc8. JO THE PACIFIC JUNE HONOLULU STOCK EXCHAN6E Canadian-Australia- n Royal Mail Line FROM Halstead & Co., Ltd. Co, Honolulu, Thursday. June 25, 190S. In connection with the Canadian Pacific Railway V vv STOCK AND BOND Steamer, nmnlu ' YrTOW'tOMWUTY. call Honolulu on or about the roue wing aaies. ' at RAMS O? STOCK. FOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER. WAKE ISLAND Bid Atk 2 AORANGI .. JULY 22 MANUKA JUNE 19 KlBCANTtU. JULY 24 MOANA AUGUST O. Brewer A Co $2,000,000 MARAMA SEPTEMBER 15 8XJGXM. BROKERS AUGUST 22 MANUKA ... 27-- , AORANGI 14 w. 5,000.00c: 20 ;8 .. , OCTOBER MOANA' SEPT. 15 AORANGI of Toyoshima Haw. Agricultural..., 1, AO 000, loo- Fanning Island. Survivors the Hw Com A Sugar Co! loo i 95 LOANS NEGOTIATE) Will call at nw ousii v j aoo.000: ir & CO., LTD. Found by the Benjamin Hnnnwin , loo: THEO. H. DAVIES KoiMikti ,,,, 2.000,0uu 20; 9h 10 4 Members Honolulu Stock and 2&g GENERAL AGENTS. Haikn.,.,,, l n 00 CK. IX . - Exchange :1 Constant. Kahuku 500.000i 201 ... 30 Kihel Plan Co Ltd... 1500,000' toi ... FOR SALE Koloa 500,000; 100' FOR SALE. McBrjde Bag Co Ltd! a,soo,ouoi 201 . 4 .Lots at Kallftl, close to car-Un- a, vmu ouijr vu.. t,eoo,ooo': 30 28 f B Steamship Co. Time Table YOKOHAMA, June 4. The Brazilian Oaomet l.ooc.ooo: 20l half prices. Terms: $50 down. aa Oceanic Ootala.. 500.006 20 ny J10 per month, without interet. cruiser Benjamin Constant (2707 tons, Olaa Sugar Co Ltd 9,000.000! ao! ' Single Lots (about one-ha- lf acre) 00 Maaa SOU On and after June 24, 1908. the SALOON RATES will be: Fare. a training snip), arrived m Yokohama Olowala lse.eooi 100 109 Faaa&aa Bug Flan Coi 5,000.000 60t 8i Heights, unequaled in view and aoO. rooms extra. on the afternoon of the 3rd under com Building lot on Pacific Heights. 500,000 loo! 9 Lots from $250 and up ISS; Round Trip, $11. Family -- " at in Nuuaa 750,000! loof Valley, your mand of Captain F. Gomes One-ha- lf on own terms. BAN FRANCISCO. Pereira. acre. Extensive view Pepeeke 750.000 100' 150 BAN FRANCISCO. FOR Pioneer..., J.76O.0O0 10C.W9 .1 Lots Kapahulu $100 am FROM She has a crew of 350, including 32 at at each, JULY 10 AT.AMEDA JULY 15 of city and harbor.... 750 Waialua AgriCo, 4,500,000 100! 0 time payments without Interest. eat ALAMEDA AUGUST 5 officers, and will stay here about one w auu. tn 1,900,000 100145 ALAMEDA ... JULY 81 ALAMEDA Waimanalo a,ooo locis Lots at Palama, within walking 26 lOCj , V 21 ALAMEDA AUGUST week, after which the vessel will visit Waime Sugar Mill 125.000 5J 50 tance from town. Easy terms. ALAMEDA AUGUST . fee Building Valley...... eight-room- 11 lot in Manoa Miollanoc FOR RENT An ed ."fur- ALAMEDA SEPT. various Japan ports. During her trip tnter-Islin- d 8 8 Oo L500,000! 100 - house, Ka-li- hi from Honolulu, which she left on May One of the most desirable lots Haw aiectrlc Co 500.000 100! nished with stable, etc., on ne agents are Pid ... . loc , road, one connection with the sailing of the above steamers, the HRTiLl'o 1450.060! 100 block from car line; Jn Through Tickets by any 9th, the cruiser sighted Wake Island, on upper levels. HET4L Co, Com. 5! 85 large grounds with bearing to intending passen gers, Coupon left the Area Mutual xel Co.- - 150,000 101 fruit treea. prepared to Issue, $30 per the railroad, from San Francisco to all points in the United States, and from a desert isle lying a long distance from Nabiku Rubber Co.... 60,000 loot Rental month. any steamship line to all European ports. the customary tracks of vessels. A of about an acre 1,600 Naniku Rubber Co... aisese. loo! 2 J. H. SCHNACK, 137 Merchant Street ,2w York by o K A Co.... 4,000,000 loo;l0l 1l2 tio For-- further particulars apply to nearer approach showed a tattered red Hilo Rl R Co L,ooo,qpo ao ... lot on Prospect Honolu'n Brewing A FOR SALE. G. & CO., LTD., House and street. 430,000 21 WM. IRWIN flag flying and as this was naturally aaiiing uo i.ta ao Galvanised sheet steel tanks, sky-lht-s, AGENTS. Haw Pineapple Co ., Cfl.000. ao 2454 iwi as a distress signal the ship Modern house, lot 75x125. gutter, ridging, leader taken and Bond Amt.Out and air went saw a party tan ding pipe. Any shape, any size, any weight. pa closer In and of Planted with choice fruits and HawTeMpc (fire S. S. CO., OCCIDENTAL & ORIENTAL signals. In stock or to order. Ribbed or fire- PACIFIC MAIL Japanese making The danger Claims)...... , m,an' proof glass. KISEN KAISHA. palms 4,000 HawTer4 p e Re- wire skylight Estimate S. S. CO, AND TOYO ous nature of the coast prevented the funding 1936 600.000 on anything in our line. r. i V companies will call Honolulu and leave this HawTer 4pe...;. l.OOO.OOOl alter 8teamrs of the above at Japanese being taken off by boat but Haw Ter pts 1,000.000 Job work In sheet metals solicited. terril port on or about the dates mentioned below: a rope was finally passed ashore and Haw Ter Hpc 1,044 ,oeo EMMELUTH & CO., LTD, FRANCISCO. Haw Gov't Spo 11,000 211. 145 FOR THE ORIENT. FOR SAN a cable way fitted up. The work of Cat Beet Sug A Set Phone King St. Mrs? jtgjA JUNE SO KOREA JULY 9 rescue began immediately but it was 0 p c 100,000 100 6 I MAUU Haiku p c 800.0JO 100 FOR RENT. Luci VftVT.nT.IA JULY AMEIilUA three days before all the men were got 1 X Hamakua ltck Co! 18 J JULY 27 HONGKONG MARU JULY SIBERIA ... aboard. They numbered twenty and "Waterhouse Trust" upper . 300,000 96 X Fine residence, Wahiawa; pineapple anc 1 Ditch pc. VftTJEi JUNE 29 CHINA AUG. were the survivors of the wreck of Haw Com A Sugar land at Palolo. I uo a p c 1.671.00W sick Toyoshima-mar- u FOR SALE. f H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents. the sailing vessel Corner Fort and Merchant Streets . Haw Sugar 6 p c 475,000 tantl which left Tateyama,' Boshu, about the Hilo R R Cot6 V( 1,000,000 Pineapple land at Wahiawa and Pal- "for Hon RTALCoDpcJ 647,000 olo. middle of January last trading in Kahuka 8 o c... 208,000 to r CO. the waters and was reported UcBryde p W. L. HOWARD MATSON NAVIGATION southern Where Do You Spend Bug Co 6 c a. 000.000 v this) missing. It appears she encountered a O SaL Co 6 p c a,ooo,ooc 101 102H Room 3, Mclntyre Building company ply Honolulu and San Fran A Vessels In the above will between heavy storm which rendered her help Oahn Sugar Co p c... 900 .000 Tel. 181 and; cisco as under: Olaa Sugar Co 6 pcJ 1.250,000 ' Leave Arrive Leave less and carried away the captain and Your Holiday? Pac'fic Sugar Mill trie five crew. The ship's full com Co 6 a . 150,000 !0J San Francisco. Honolulu. Honolulu. of the Pala 4fO,0M ,100 forty-tw- o Idc Albert was July 1 July 8 July 14 plement was and of these Pioneer Hill Co S p cJ 1.25O.0JC F. Afong HILONIAN the remaining thirty-si- x managed to a ;o ape 1.50J.000! . jQly 8 July 15 July 28 832 all XURLINE . landing on Wake Island. Very REDUCED RATES FOR THE SUM FORT STREET July 29 Aug. 5 Aug. 11 effect a 23.125 paid. t28 per cent paid. HILONIAN little food was obtainable and the men MER AT THE VOLCANO HOUSE. J J J LURLINE . Aug. 11 Aug. 19 Sept. 26 SESSION SALES. 1j03 Aug. 26 Sept. 2 Sept. 8 suffered great hardships, disease and For three months, beginning June HILONIAN reducing by None. STOCK AND BOND BROKER f LURLINE . Sept. 14 Sept. 22 Oct. 3 starvation their number 30th, a special ticket will be issued l cc 23 30 Oct. 6 sixteen. Of the twenty rescued men covering a stay BETWEEN BOARDS. HILONIAN Sept. Sept. of nine days at the MEMBER HONOLULU STOCK anc Cabin. $60. Round Trip, First two are dangerously ill. Volcano House, and transportation to 60 Pioneer, 140; 190 Oahu Sug. Co., TaHneer Rates to San Francisco First ...... '. AND BOND & Agents. per S. 28.25; $2000 McRryde 6s, 95; $2000 EXGBAXaa ac Class, $110. CASTLE COOKE, and from that resort, S. MAUNA Haiku KEA. PRICE S50.00. 6s, 100.25. NOTICE. MARINE REPORT. woman, look AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N STEAMSHIP. COMPANY. To the business man or ing for rest and recreation, the Vol At directors' meetings, held June 24, FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. 4r sr r sr sr 4r r 1908, f Jf w cano Its present activity, Weekly Sailings via Tehuantepee. (From San Francisco Merchants Ex in intense Onomea Sugar Company increased Real Estate IP1 change.) the many points of Interest in its dividend from one one-ha- lf per Freight received at all times at the Company's Wharf. 41st Street. South neighborhood, and the cool invigorat- and HAWAIIAN DEVELOPMENT CO. Thursday, June 25. cent, per month to two per cent, per DrJ , Brooklyn. ing atmosphere of mountain at the 5, con- San Francisco Arrived, June 25, Fr. (4200 month, commencing July and LIMITED. FRAN- SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO that altitude feet), together with FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FROM S. S. Caravellas, hence June 15. the comforts of a first class hostelry, tinuing until further notice; F. B. McSTOCKER - - - ManAgeS CISCO. HONOLULU. San Francisco Sailed, June 25, bkt. such as the Volcano House, offer un Honomu Sugar Company's dividend STANGENWALD BUILDING ALASKAN JUNE 27 G. Honolulu. was increased from one and one-ha- lf 28 S. Wilder, for usual attractions as a place to spend Cable Develop ARIZONAN JULY IS ARIZONAN JUNE 25, schr. Ho- - per cent, per month to two per cent, Address: 19 Honoipu Sailed, June the summer vacation. 253 FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO- ALASKAN JULY noipu, for San Francisco. per month, commencing July 5, and to P. O. Box apply to For information regarding the trip LULU. For further information apply to be continued for the balance of the TEXAN JULY 1 H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., HONOLULU. year; CHAS. BREWER A CO.. VIRGINIAN JULY 15 Agents, Honolulu. PORT OF HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST Pepeekeo Sugar Company's dividend Fla' Freight received at Company's wharf, CP. MORSE, COMPANY. LTD. was increased from one per cent, per NEW YORK LINE Greenwich Street. - General Freight Agent. ARRIVED. month to two per cent, per month, Regular line of vessels plylaa Thursday, June 25. commencing July 15, and to be con between New York and Honolala. Str. Claudine, Bennett, from Hawaii tinued for the balance of the year. BARK NUUANU will sail from PR and Maui ports. New' York on or about July St Wan Phone 295. 63 Queen Street. Str. Helene, Nelson, from Hawaii. Classified 1908. Subject to change without no- i HUSTACE-PEC- K COMPANY, LTD., Tug Kaena, Jorgensen, from Pearl Advertisements tice. GENERAL CONTRACTORS. Harbor. Get the habit. Cash must accompany the FREIGHT TAKEN AT LOWIIT DEPARTED. v: RATES . Dealers in copy. No deviation from this rule. . G( Am. bk. Andrew Welch, Kelly, for For freight rates apply to i Crushed Rock, White and Black Sand, Fire Wood, Stove and San Francisco. Talk to your CHAS. BREWER & CO., Steam- - Coal, Blacksmith Coal, Hay, Grain, Garden Soil and Str. Kinau, Gregory, for Kauai WANTED. 27 Kilby St., Boston;- - eu ports. ' ? FOR a term of one year or eighteen THEO. H. DAVIES & CO.; Manure. island friends we!l-- at a Specialty. Tug Kaena, Jorgensen, for Pearl months, a f urr.ished home In Honolula. Draying and Heavy Teaming Harbor. good neighborhood ; four bedrooms. SAIL TODAY. Stable and small grounds. Small by wireless. family; no children. P. O. Box 733. Str. W. G. Hall, Thompson, for Ka-u- ai IGE CREAM AND CAKES ports, p. m. ' 8075 PASSENGERS Served Daily BAGGAGE CHIPPING Phone Rates are BILL CLERK and assistant book Arrived. - keeper. Address, in own handwrit- EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY Union- - MANY FLAVORS STORAGE WOOD Per str. Claudine, June 25, from Ha- low. ing, P. O. Box 426, Honolulu. 8075 PACKING COAL waii and Maui ports. W. W. Thayer, Perfection Home Bakery Transfer Co., Ltd. B. H. Kelekolio, J. R. Garfield, J. W. TO buy second-han- d films and slides. Emma 53 Address P. O. Box 101. 8074 Beretanla and Ptrt Pratt, S. M. Ballou, Governor W. F. ssf KING ST. FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING. Frear, A. L, C. Atkinson, W. O. Smith, W. G. Smith, A. C. Gibb, W. A: Yeats, GOOD German, Scandinavian or Chi- Classified Advertisements laundry-in- g Q. Q. Bradford, R. L. Ogilvie. Rose nese cook, $30 per month; 2jg& Cash must accompany the MA Reinecke, Tai, included, $40 per month. Joseph Puhihale, C. Miss On copy. H E. H. Rodgers, F. Crockett,, Mrs. Hay, Hauula, Koolauloa. 8072 No deviation from this rule. Reedy, Miss Foltz, Mrs. Beth, Kim I RENT TRUST, CO., Ltd. City Sick, Mrs. Hannestad, Chang Ling and SITUATION WANTED. FOR SALE. . Transfer wife, Mrs. M. Gregulho. Kim Pi Hon, BY young Scotchman on plantation. SHIPPING receipt books, railway and ' Jas. H. Love. Kim Jag Gu, C. A. Vickery and wife, TO LET Had experience on tea. estates. steamer, 50 cents, at the business tloi BAGGAGE AND FURNITURE MOVING. Leong You, R. Low, Miss Kaukau, Speaks Hindu. Address, after July 1. office of the Advertiser. 8073 811 Sing, S. B. Fu $40.00 and Over. "D. S. R.", this office. S075 'Phone Miss Van Deerlin, Ah GENUINE and fink lei. May be Office Opposite Union Grill. 152. Fugimoto, Charles Gay ana $75.00 Waikiki; 4 B. R Furnished 00 jiyama, I. (American); seen Co., S. 54 2 BY stenographer best of at Hawaiian Trust Ltd., wife, A. Hartwell, deck. 60.00 Waikiki Beach B. R. 8069 25, Ha- references. Address "S. M. S.", this Fort, below King street. Helene, from ' Per str. June 50.00.. College Hills; 4 B. Furnished 8073 waii. Manuel De Rego, Joe De Rego, R.. office. iv GO. Gle- - 50.00.. Pacific Hts.; 4 B. R.. Furnished ONE pair pure-bre- d .White, Holland GOMES' EXPRESS A. W. Carter, J. O. Young. E. " & Co. 2 $20. REWARD. Turkeys, price $15. Address P. O. Fort Street, opposite Hackfeld secke. 46.00 Anapuni St B. R. " of lady's gold watch lost Box 204, Honolulu. 288 Departed. , FOR return FREIGHT HANDLED, FURNITURE $25.00 to $35.00. June 20. This office. 8075 Per str. Kinau. June 25,' for Kauai. gas engine, 15 p.: BAGGAGE CHECKED AND PIANO MOVING. STORAGE. ONE h. Union. One Annie Pereira, Helen Schumalfeineg, $25.00 Bates St 1 B. R. gas hoisting engine, 12 h. p.; Fair- fc.. Office - packing, shipping. Leslie Wishard, Douglas Baldwin, R-- FOR RENT. 3 Phone 298 $35.00.. Pacific Hts.; 2 B. . Furnished cottages the banks, Morse. One No. Austin Langer, Miss M. B. Waterhouse. Miss THREE furnished at stone-crushe- r, complete. Address "E. E. Waterhouse, Master Mesick, A. $10.00 to $35.00. beach, suitable for rooming house. V.," this office. 806 baby, Electric lights, good bathing. Apply Gartley, Mrs. Choy Chin and $10.00...... Morris Lane 2 B. R. Honolulu Construction and Graying Go., Ltd. Miss Anna Harrison. S. K. Oneha, by telephone 1400 or 274. 8070 PICTURESQUE HONOLULU, a book 10.00 Kaimuki 2 B. R. Miss R. Obed, Miss M. Obed. T. Kiml- - of eighty pages of matter Illustrat- GENERAL CONTRACTORS. shima. R. Kimishima, K. Kimisf.raa, 13.00 Fort St 2 B. R. ONE-HAL- F of a cottage, furnished or ing Honolulu, for fifteen cents. This J. L. Hjorth, Mrs. W. L. West, Miss 13.00 School St 2 B. R. unfurnished. Inquire of Mrs. Ma-chad- o, Is one of the most complete books Phone Office 281. P. O. Box 154. M. Mengler, Mrs. 930 8064 W. Mergle'r, Miss 15.00 Gandall Lane 2 B. R. Kalihi road. of the kind ever Issued here, con- Opp. W. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd. Napalieau, Mrs. J. Noble, A. K. Knud-se- n, taining of to people Fort St, 17.00 Alder St 2 B. R articles interest Francis Gay, Miss Lulu Weber, SIX-ROO- M modern house. Electric who have been here or who you frVe do all kinds of Teaming; also deal in Crushed Rock, White Mrs. F. Weber, H. C. Colburn and 1.8.OO Pensacola St... ,...3 B. R. lights; gas. mosquito-proo- f. Inquire would like to have visit the islands. and Black Sand, Broken Coral, Garden Soil, Etc. wife, Mrs. J. Gribbl. Miss Con trade, 18.Q0 Gandall Lane 3 B. R at 1337 Pensacola street. 8045 For sale at this office, ready for Andrasen, Edwin Akina, 8M4r MOVING A SPECIALTY. Aarmau 22.50 .Young St.. 3 B. R. mailing. SAFE Miss H. Yamashiroya. Miss Annie M. THE Popular apartments are the best Ka-lok- ea Ave..; 2 B. R. IVrreira, Mrs. Fred Johnson, Mrs. 25.00 Matlock located, neatest and cheapest rooms. FOR SALE. Thos. 30.00 Alexander St 3 B. R. 1249 8029 TYPEWRITER PACIFIC Hali, Mrs. Ahukini Kukea, Fort. A REMINGTON in good condition. TBI Professional Cards 2 R. Onokea, Hee Fat. 30.00 Alakea St...... B. Will sell for $30. Can be seen at ySJF Cash must accompany the VESSELS DV POET. 30.00 Alexander St 3 B. TO RENT. this 8072 Commercial Advertiser i. FURNISHED. office. copy. No deviation from this rule. (Army and Navy). 32.00 Wilder Ave 3 B. R. HOUSE on Nuuanu street, near U. S. S. St. Louis, Gleaves, Bremerton, ESntared at th Poetofflce at Honolulu. 35.00. Thurston Ave 5 B. R. School; possession September 1. For ROOMS TO RENT. June 19. 97 well furnish- T. B as second-cla- ss matter. JAMES T. TAYLOR, M. Am. Soc. C. particulars apply to Cecil Brown. COOL and commodious; MOiOkai, SOME OTHERS NOT ADVERTISED mosquito-proo- Consulting Hydraulic Iroquois, U. S. S.. Carter, Merchant street. 8068 ed; f. Helen's Court. E. Engineer. May L 8057 , SUBSCRIPTION RATE8: 1124 Adams Lane. Residence telephone No. 1603. P. O. (Merchant Vessels). BOARD. ...$12.00 Box 799. Honolulu. 8070 ROOM AND D Tear Holywood, Br. bk., Smith, Junln, GENTLEMAN keeping house alone de- LOST. JL&Tertlslng Rates on Application. May 7.. gentleman to live with him. engraved "Excellence Mid- i RENT TRUST CO., Ltd. sires SILVER medal, CHINA PAINTING. Flaurence Ward. Am. schr., Piltz, I '961." this office. 8074 School"' and owner' FaVlahed every morning except Sun- way. 26. Sacred Heart MRS. J. LISHMAN MORE Classes In May name. Reward at this office. 8074 day by the china painting. Orders Coronado, Am. bkt.. Potter, San Fran- and solicited. THE MATT. VIDA VILLA, King street. Room HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.." LTD. - Studio, 1445 Keeaumoku street. Tel- cisco, June 3. board; also table board. 8045 ON Nuuanu avenue, a lady's ulster. ephone 1346. 79$g Alice Cooke, Am. schr., Penhallow, Malls are due from the following Leave at this office and receive re- Van Holt Bleck. No. tt South King St. Port Ludlow, June 4. points as follows: ward. 8074 Olympic, Am. bkt., Evans, S. F. via Vancouver Per Manuka, June 27. OFFICES FOR PENT. C . CRANE : : Manager. flrf-pro- nf Hilo, June 12. San Francisco Per Asia, June 30. "THE PTAXGFywAT.P". On4y 6. If 'itv. FOUND. Bucrania, Br. s. s., Tilsley. Newport San Francisco Per Mongolia. July ocp buttd'ni may find sam 7. SMALL skiff. Owner - News. June 19. Yokohama Per Korea, July .'MVS-Honol- ulu's 8072 4th if- July following ALEXANDER TOUVO Rt'i!f bv calling at this office. Seattle, depart for the o! Alaskan, Am. s.s., Nichols, Malls will ate nre-rrr- only up-to-d- TOM SHARP 22. follows: June points as building: rent include -- liht. FTREWORKS! FIREWORKS! Mexican, Am. s.s.. Nichols, S. F., June Colonies Per Manuka, June 27. :ind l.n:jinltcr 30. hot and cold water and 24. Yokohama Per Asia, June Hamm-Tiun- g now Cap-M- ai Apply the Vju STEINWAY & SONS is connected with the FLAGS. Mongolia, July 6. Decorating ALL SIZES. TRANSPORT SERVICE. Yokohama Per Co.. Ltd. AND OTHER PIANOS. Cu Send in your orders early Warren, San Francisco Per Korea, July 7. i phone WalL in Philippine. CO. Call on him, or 42. Nichols Co.. Ltd. Thomas, S. THAYER PIANO at F. DIED. 15 HOTEL STREET Crook, at S. F. The barkentine Coronado has shifted ( At Kahar.a. Koolauloa. Phone 218 13T KING STREET- - BXAD TUB ADVESTSSEX Logan, at San Francisco, repairing. to the Mauna Loa wnarr ana wm viWAHTNE GUARANTEED Sheridan, over today to the Kona Tunc VI 1908. TUNING WOELD'I 1TXWS left Manila for Honolulu. breast take DAILY June 15. liner's Honuapp sugar. Nawahine, aged 54. tor J4 tr Cal.r u. I'iios; I ago. 1 San Francisco, but Honolulu nn long