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Kvening BulMIn, hist. 1&S2. No. SS14. TERRITORY OF HAWAII, FRIDAYJULY 24, 1914 12 PA0E8, . rmifc HViMtt Hawaiian Sur, XXII. No. 6933. 12 PAGES HONOLULU, I

GET-TOGETH- ER EUROPE MAY BE INVOLVED ATTACK ON LE1TER PARTY, IN PALATIAL YACHT, REACHES P!HS HONOLULUlEXPECTS TO L1AKE CANAL RECORD DINNER ON MM!! AS RESULT OF AUSTRIA'S BOOMERANG IS BIG SUCCESS DEMANDJADE M SERVIfl Germany Backs Austria in Her Request for Punishment of Valley Isianders Make Plans Many Democrats Disgusted of Archduke Ferdinand Reservists Are Called for Civic Convention Assassins With Plalform Assault Is Looked to for Sofution of Problem-Contin- ental Next November Home Russia Fathered by Faction Bourses Are Panicky, With London and New o? President W. R. Farrington the York Markets Sympathetically Affected ; . PLANK ON TARIFF IS Honolulu Ad club, who went to Maui HELD TO BE VERY WEAK to attend the "get-togethe- dinner or Associated Press service by Federal Wlrelesa.1 ' in the Maui Chamber of Commerce complications are in- Civic BERLIN, Germany, July 2. Grave continental preparation for the third annual Europe Servia complies with the demands ef Republican Leaders Say That Star-Bu-l evitable throughout unless convention, wirelessed the Pan-Servia- Austria-Hungar- y n movement following upon the dinner calling for the suppression of the Bourbons Have Blundered letin the of those responsible for the assassination of Arch- night: - and for the punishment Beyond Al! Repair last and his wife. ! "get-togethe- duke Ferdinand Maul r" dinner at "The Is fully in accord with Austria in the demands made and wilt Maul hotel last night was a great Germany i - ' ; the monarchy in any action she may take In the "That finishes th Democratic party ill. ."-.an..:- success. Preliminary plans were out- be prepared to back the sister campa!gu!M I - not complied with. for this Iff 1 i : lined the Civic convention to be event the demands are Is opinion In l:r4,iw:?i for situation as most grave Austria has Such the concensus of n;ie held here October 3 to October 5, in- Intimating that she considers the political circles today as to the' result - home all members of her reserve army residing in Germany and clusive. E. R. Bevins will be director- called ' of the bitter attack on Governor Pink- - speeches center- elsewhere.'"'-- ',' general. The dinner official Servia wilt yield Lam made by the Democratic terri- ed principally on the development of It is generally believed in German circles that torial platform. The platiorm, which throuahaut tho territory to the Austrian demands unless she Is encouraged by Russia to take an tourist travel Is being to- was drawn un by a tew. members o( with all the islands being benefited. opposite course. As a consequence every attention directed the Democratic territorial ' central The .Lahaina wharf is wmd built wards St Petersburg, from which capitol It is anticipated will come the committee, with the advice and a as toon as possible. President Frank first intimation of the contemplated climax of the controversy. sititance of a number of auti-Pinkha- Baldwin of the chamber believes that The continental bourses are panicky as a result of the action taken by xren, was ratified by the territorial the Civic convention will be of great Austria-Hungar- y and the London and New York markets are sympatheti- committee last night benefit to general territorial progress.' cally affected. The anti-Pinkhai- n plank is as fol- The demand calls for a responss by o'clock tomorrow evening. lows: "lbe Democratic party of Hawaii deeply deplores that Its expectations of a progressive Democratic adaiinis Government Employes Join ; tration on the part of Governor L. E. Pinkham have not been fuliihed. Gov- Sterner ernor Plnkham, from the beginning ol Russian Strikers;

' ' his administration, has not been in : o ...... sympathy with the rank and fl.e i nowara uouia s oarK-rigge- a ai xmary steam yacnt Niagara, in which Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leiter anda Measures Have Been Adopted our party and he has shown by his party of friends are making a leisurely tour of the world. The Niagara berthed In. Honolulu. harbor this Inability grasp " to the political sltua morning, the photograph being taken as she was steaming to her berth.' c". Print. i Assoclatel Press service by Federal Wireless. Hon that his appointment, evidently : " - v . ; ", . , , o ptTtnaounu, nussia, uiy t. gmr brought about through jnlsrepresenta-tio- nnivn DOESIIT W h5T,the authoritlea in their effort to break the strike-I- which almost and deceit as to his political at- - Oil throughout this country. - Vnllllon are participating nuauoa ana beneis, , was a tea serious TO WITHDRAW WHEAT TO r been poated In conspicuous positions throughout mistake. We ad minis oneMlrld-fi- 8unt hav8 denounce Hli Rapl' by tnelr Installation it has become possible to resume opera-thi- a tration aj thoroughly undemocratic' In response to a request from the l'd 1 Star-Bulleti- n for an expression of city aH.ret car service. This plank anJ the brief reference ioSgs'legs protecting the cars and operators and are repeatedly com-CosMck- ri to the tarilf situation have angere-an- d opinion upon the Democratic territor tion - ' the cars with volleya of cobbla- disgusted a number of reputable ARMY FLIERS SPUDByi FEW ial platform made , public last night Governor Democrats. As a consequence a 83 Pinkham today issued the eharfl? " g in opposite appeara following statement: stones0 hf Iveans nearin and end, fact the rlous breach in the party ranks . on mP,0y hav. "To the people Territory The strike is by nc?nT'c"'ltlon ' tht flvernment of 1 the eve of the campaign is frankly of the ' : ": to nearer com?iL15 '"' feared by Dourbon leaders and just FROM ISLANDS IS HAWAII DOYLE TRIAL Hawaii: be the actual - 1, as delightfully foreseen by the Re: m "The Governor has no objection to ing cast tneir lot with the 'fl'fr publican leaders. the . criticism of him made in the .The Democratic platform-maker- s i Democratic platform. It does not and eiMii V V V make Do secret of the fact that they Lieutenant Geiper and Detach-- v Has Made Leisurefy World's ' Three; of. Defendant's, Quartet will not affect him in the slightest r- . ' ' Australia any "The doors , of the Executive Cham- - 0 found reference to the national mnt of Aero Squadron Or- -' Tour and Expects to Reach of Wives Are Very Much aancr- administration's tarlff policy to be a ber have been open at all times to semPrliminavv very delicate matter. They flnalb i deredto San Diego Capital After Year's Travel Alive, He'Testifies ' every: Democrat and every' citizen li - . If " my m Davis Wireless.) - ,. put out following plank:- - since arrival, and proper advice. the .v f - "The Democratic party In Afters' ye?r of cautious, tut deteri "It" united 'efforts and appeals now Chickens, froga; legs, turkeysj trips aia In the pNllmln- an almost ; mined experimenting, Oahu forwardedUJby cable to to waa4uels;-ininenra- piano'. i naye ' nlng the . doubles incredibly short time has made good ha3 Jbeen . WaBhinston the always Deen pieasantryaTrXTiad. CHICAGO, IIU July afjsla defeated Car Nl-- a oth-aga- ia round. . tltTSnrttrts and p&ffgfa1 to the Amerf fcurtf unsuitable' for military' aviaticn,' friends prove effective the yacht divorce a marriage and sundry Iy given due weight rguna ror xn cup vj er were some mrj usvis international tennis by w Schwangers can people In giving this nat?cn a new and. the army flyers will be withdrawn, with oar party on. board will items discussed at "The Hon George R, Carter as the this afternoon. - The winners will olav Germanv Jo-tonna- in th its' length this morning in ge for the time being any rate. Lieu- be the vessel the trial of original Secretary Id-tim- tariff law. This tariff law touche3 at first of class and of the Territory, Brookes and Wilding, the e bea'f eph A. Doyle, draw-th-e - Australasian pair, Getger pass which rapidly is 8-- tenant to 4, 6-- the entire commercial life of the na and his detachment will from the Pacific to introduced an attempted unconstitu and Powers, 3, st M. avis lion, and we believe as patriotic leave for the co-- on the next trans- Atlantic ocean through the Pa-- u8 to a close in the federal court tional, trespOnslble,. te that j :: r C-A- . Not a little humor was Ill- port. ";';' nama ransl " turned loose urancn oi government called a cen- - CHICAGO. - Julv 9dWilH;nn MnMa..l.. A.,.tl..l. I. il. I - during the comment regarding these, (Continued page ' . aviation t used Such is the cheerful prediction tral committee, scmethlng recog- - cup competition, won his match from Powell, of on four) detachment be ' hot Canada, for scouting, is part of the proposed enmine' fmm Joseph Leiter. the fa-- JJlf T I nlie anywhere else, which has at- - Mtt. 6--1, 6--2, 6--2. This give. Aurtral.sla two of the mitches neV, Xf0st between counsel for de-- thrs. KAMEHAMEHT GUNS Oahu garrison recommended by the moua whMt vini? who ma voo tempted to dictate to the varlouti ad-ar- y to cinch the preliminary round, Erookes having defeated Schwenge fim.rui i tyn- - i iense una pronecuuon waxeu warm ministrations, yesterday. : ' McComb board, and about 18 months times TOO ACCURATE FOR ago Lieutenant Gelger, C A. a, wis on the Chicago board of trade and be-- 'S?n J " "The head of the government and The German pair arrived at Boston today. They will meet the win-- fi r KLtii? on the part nera between Canada and Australasia, . party and the Eng- THE TARGET SUPPLY sent here with men and machines. i!i!.1"g?!tiDdIJL,?.Ual h0,lder v0f of Judge Charles F. demons. Democratic is thej President winners will then play Geiger has done a lot of flying, nil of -- " Woodrow Wilson, and the head of this land, which team defeated France, for the riaht to challenge th ""V Znl "'It was Attorney C. H: McBride. States for possession cf the Davis international uiti It over the water, and it has been a saiairiarty of .relatives cmmsel jor defense, who started Territory Is the Department of Inter tennis trophy, shown that conditions are very unfa and friends reached Honolulu on the the frog8. leg8 episode. According to lor, Hon. Franklin K. Lane, secretary, ! 105TH COMPANY MAKES X vorable for the flyers here. last lap of a cruise around the world 'testimony. 'Doyle, who was on the These men, the highest in rank and . In SPLENDID TARGET SCORE The following order, issued from de-- the magnificent steam driven yacht Etand In his own defense this morn-N.agar- a, authority In the United States, ex Wilson Will Make One rartment headquarters yesterday au- owned by Howard Gould, the a, gt took some home to his hotel one pressed their wishes as to the Teiri More wealUly New Yorker. , ' tory of Hawaii, and. R A wonderful score was made thorizes the withdrawal of the detach- -- evening, during the time when it Is the Democratic W at Fort Armstrong this morn-- ment: T ';.' .;v : Had we lingered as fancy dictated alleged Mrs, Doyle No. ner mother, central committee . immediately and Effort For Paul Warburg 3 we ing, during service practice for "In compliance with telegraphic In- would have barely passed through and . the present Mrs. Doyle, all were has ever since endeavored to nullify (it ch the guns. Forty shots X structions from the war department the Mediterranean," added Mr. Leiter living at the defendant's boarding and defeat the wishes of these heads : ' i TAsaoclated Press Service by Federal ' ta, ranges party Wireless were fired at of about dated July 22. 1913. 1st Lieut. Harold when asked concerning the length of house, intent, it seems, upon having a of the and national government WASHINGTON, D. C, July 24 President Wilson has announced 4,000 yards, re-- ma stay men-- . hi. and i6 hits were Gelger, Ccast Artillery Corps, and the in the Hawaiian islands. julet repasL Attorney McBride "The character of and component determination to make one more effort to obtain the Senate's confirmation w corded on a material target 12x 3C enlisted men of the detachment 1st "We "would like to remain here for tioned the frogs' legs during his direct men of the Democratic central com of his appointment of Paul Warburg as a member of tho federal reserve vt 18 feet If the battery does any-- X an "extended visit. Time will simply examination of 1 the witness, and Mr. are known Aero Squadron. Signal Corps, at Fort mittee to the public board. Should he fall Warburg's name will be withdrawn- - . A thing like this in night practice, 3C Kamehameha. IL T.. will proceed by not permit it We are due at Wash- - McCarn protested vigorously The Intriguing Republican, brains A fight has been made against Warburg owing to which may run off tonight, & "middle September,' - the fact that he la a te the first available transport to ington the part of "Your honor, testimony;iias been back of the faction of the Democratic member of the firm of Kuhn( Loeb 6V Company. ta, Captain H. an ex- - Sn frogs' J. Hatch has S Francisco, Cal.. en route to Diego, and to cover this distance it will be walking into this trial on legs central committee are well known to President Wilson remains firm In his stand that personal preference W cellent chance of again winning X San necessary 'long enough," he said. 1 object to? CaU for duty at the Signal Con3 Avi- that no lone stops be made the public should not mar a groat constructive program. W the Knor Coast Artillery tronhy. X at ports of call on the homeward voy-- . business about the frogs' legs." "The ation School. i w . Governor has never failed and te, Last year he was In command of TQe objection was by - age. I sustained the he never will fall to respon- - . fur- consult the toorUr battery at Fort Ka-- & "The quartermaster corps will ' coort the district' attorney's little cherished) and public-spirite- d, ; "It has been my ambition sioie, clean, patriotic mehameha won the trophy. !fc nish necessary transportation and sub-- eI1 appreciated by large it that ' to Jke wa8 the ' '.- I return to the At?anUc through the Democrats, and will not deprive him- international Probe Provided . per- - .. The 104th Company made a slstence.' audience. , Panama canal. I have every assur-- j , , . . self of the wisdom and patriotism of H feet score at mine practice, but & ance will 10 not count in pert that this favor be accorded' , . other, citizens. this does the my party. Ja- - 7 In A. B. C. Peace centage for the. Knox prized 'X members of In leaving T He will remember that even in Treaties mQDERN TARGET pan we were assured that the water-- , f&n-nV- this is a "Government , . , taken of the r by eopie, for the People by Associated Press Service Federal Wireless. KHBSBSSISSSSHHHBJ? Sr.ESJ ka ?J6er? The district attorney, on one occa-- r and the WASHINGTON, D. C, July 24. Peace 1 treaties with Araentlna. Brazil Mvvw. the latter uaiv J1 AUKUIUi M J iLn IM 1 v People" and the People are all the Ll - and Chile have been signed, each requiring On arrival Honolulu 1 am People.- that an International commit' A remarkable demonstration of big at told that! ..1... lhlne WItnpaa , tee of the greatest event in the history- - of j. "Respectfully.v five Investigate and adjust all differences not adjusted by diplomat V j ; gun efficiency was given at Fort RANGE PLANNED at least of them , . , ; . . ; answered that three ic methods, ...... the American people may be hasten- "L. E.. t last night when two tar- were very much alive. Mr. McBride PINKHAM, During the investigation of any differences hostilities will not be per- gets blown ed, the date now being set for August point "Governor." were out of the water and interfered at this missible. VP';. r ' utterly wrecked with three shots fired. 'They might be living and still be at a range of 7000 yard. The 75th FOR SCHOFIELD "We can remain here for but a few dead ones," he said. company. Captain. C. Jones, manning days. We hope to sail for the coast Mrs. Doyle No. 3, Mrs. Doyle No.

12-inc- TODAY'S MAJOR h before Tuesday. If Mexican 2 . the gun battery, established the situ and the mother of the latter, all Titular Militants, in Capacity this record for wonderful night shoot- ation will permit we may call at Aca- - were present in the courtroom sitting ing, but as the result of this wholesale model target ranee. caMble of puleo tor coat Otherwise the Nlaga- - inside the rail which divides the gal- LEAGUE RESULTS destruction of targets the practice had handliug the Urine of everv orean'za-- 1 wlll steam from Honolulu for San lery from the spectators' seats. On of Mail carriers, Are Arrested to.be called off to be completed at tion on Oahu within a period f three Diego, Southern California," . one occasion, when they persisted in giving to whispers, they -- . some future date months, is In prospect for Schofield, Pay Has Remained Intact. vent audible - rAssociated Press sem by Federal Wireless. . 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE. . -- t. W&4 a. H !. by fired night .in I It small nsrtv linHer tho were called to time counsel for LONDON, Eng, July 24. Lady Barclay The Erst shot last struck nmonira ti,1UC ck.n..QUUICI Will VV - "' At - and Hon. Miss Fitzgerald were BQuarelyUn ' section of Mr. and Mrs.' the defense, who petitioned the Judge Pittsburg Philadelphia 2, Pitta- Buckingham the center of the small cut up by the addition to the post, and Leiter that burg 1. arrested at palace today as they were attempting to present 16-fo- they be excluded from the court pyramidal target with a base, army -' u. wciooer z, m that King George with a letter from Emmeline authoriUes are In fivor of mak- """"nswn, No other gamea scheduled.-AMERICA- N Pankhurst . DarK-ngge- d This petition, however, was denied. that is used merely as an aiming point, lng Schofield headquarters for Bmall i lce Paa auxiliary The King was just leaving the unsuccessful conference on the Home Doyle case rapidly coming to LEAGUE. ' ' - the hits being computed by the prox- Bieam jacm xviagara; According to The is Rule measure. - v ' . - arms practice. It Is probable that the No . will a games scheduled.' . ... m fc imity of the splash to the marker. It -- August Wbo a close, and it doubtless be but ranee will have & ranaeitv nf ahnnt aP"n uaDneisen, for placed was over a.n hour before a new. target targets 15 years has been master of the craft short time until the matter is 114 In echelon, and that the in hands of the jury. Following was procured and practice resumed and in it has traveled more than 145,-00- 0 the cost will be in the neighborhood of the completion of the testimony of, The second shot struck the water just $50,000, miles, the present voyage has been dllU . the defendant Dr. A. G. Hodgins was HOT They Stand tCdCt:, JUbllCe LrlUriy short, of the target and the third again Preliminary to free from serioas misfortune or trou- 7 mark, blew recommendations ' , cabled on the stand by the defense to found its and the frame from department commander, a ble. , work the water. No more trrr - give testimony alleged to have a bear- His Desires, Says Gen. Villa cut cf tar While In , careful study of the ground and fa- the north Atlantic the ing on the case. One more witness American League. sets were available and practice was yacht,' rated as a fine seaboat, met Philadelphia 53 32 .624 .'Off. cilities is to be made by officers. This remains to be called by the defense. : Associated Press Service by Federal Wireless called 1 with a storm that did some damaee Boston . . . 47 40 .541 WASHINGTON, D. July 25 General Villa a ex Firing at Fort Armstrong this morn- ' WD,,e the much sbak- - Washington 48 40 .5351 C. sends courteous guns ders Issued yesterday from department "se?ser! WCTel . Mrs. Fred Lamb, for the past several pression to the state department of his desire to see peace established In ing, and with the at Fort , en up f for days the Niagara Detroit .... 46 42 .523 years of the territory, re : '.tonight, up sched- headouarters: 4 A 1 a resident Mexico on a basis of justice and liberty. . ' De Russv make the kImoIiaJ .t. v Louis . ., 45 41 .523 date. shells De First Lieut, John D. Reirdan,: in-- Iv" . J" . siding at Honokaa with her husband, St The administration is increasingly hopeful for an early and permanent ule for this The from Jf ufr Chicago . .., ' died on the Big Island yesterday, ac- 44 41 .518 : Russy carry tracers . wMch fantqr. aideeamp. Inspector of small l "L b" solution of the Mexican difficulty. v batterv I wi New York . . 34 path projectile .m.. nMoSA CkA "'v""'w' ..o. i"kU2'unci UU1BUUU IU cording to wireless advices received 49 .410 Jight the of the from - many interesting o.ti t- ... w tr m i ..! no imi and picturesque by friends In Honolulu. Mrs. Lamb, Cleveland 28 58 .326 run to target points about Leav- for the purpose of conferring with sac the Mediterranean. who was Miss Cornelia GeselL came to NATIONAL LEAGUE. ing I by these waters the Leiter 'party Hawaii from Iowa and became a teach- - New York 32 .600 Kingston, officers as mty be designated the journeyed through Bosphorus, iChicago. Huerta at Jamaica commanding officer post rela- the er in the Kohala seminary and later 50 37 .575 of that making a stay at Egypt Passing Following j St. Louis 49 40 MONUMENTS tive to the preparation of estimates the in St Andrew's priory. her ...... I KINGSTON, Jamaica, July 24 Former Provisional President Huerta target range Suez canal the cruize was continued marriage in 1913 she removed to Ho-- Boston ...... 40 44 -- 476 1 of M GRANITE AND MARBLE for added facilities at ' - , to the Indian peninsula. Leaving the nokaa with her husband. Besides a j Philadelphia ' w 38 45- 53; - - ' on com- den. After a short visit the Dresden will proceed on her course to C 0' COPING AND VAULTS Schofield Barracks, and that yacht the party proceeded by in widower, Mrs. Lamb is by a Brooklyn . . . 36 44 rail survived rope, where' Huerta expects to take refuge In France. ; E. HENDRICK & CO pletion this duty will return to this - H. of : - ; baby daughter, a father, two brothers Cincinnati ':...... 33 47 447 -' ; y Merchant and Alakea Sta. Phone 2648 city." . (Continued on page four) and a sister. Pittsburg 36 46 .433 . - (Additional Cable on page two.) V- - no:.'oixtu STAinrou.ETis, ritnuY, JtTi,Y ii, nu. 13' -- Si'i!,ra; isiai. L E i I 'ill f nT r 1 t f i 1 1 T r . iti iiraeiiiM 0E TRIP OF tome Rule Question is Not ' Pi .TX TRA(jSrEW c9- - 1 pho jasMJLove C2 ' JLl Settled by King's USEFUL EJLLETINS of reverberation, and that U exactly Conference SLIGHT what Is done In correct !tig a roUm UELENE FOR HOMESTEADER 'Associated Pr icrripf by Federal Wireless SMI TK having this defect. The time to hk h the reberberatlon should be LONDON, England. Jw?y 24. Prefer. Asquith annoy need today that ANf POULTRY! RAISER reduced U 111 very it for differ- the leader in the Name Rule conference hava been a . and unable to 'leave th was cargo- - imHrtant: differs unabla mn. It rather than the shin much-heralde- d fee vei The voyaee to ent auditor'.ums. and nrust be' to what area is to actuary controlled fcy the proposed Oublin parliament, I Can. H. Oto. master ot the big Toyo that suffered material damage the Press BuMin Xv of the Hawaii exact As a of throuah cocoanat fringed Islets of the south lthln a few hundredths of a result this failure to ayrse, tn, conference, caileJ by Atouith ivisen ivaisha liner Anyo Maru. with fire that raged for hoars In th for-- Agriculiurrf Experiment Station Is en sond at the inttigation of Kinj V, teas, underUken by Messrs. George ry MAnagement" au- for good results. Ceorce has been abandoned. i inan passenger la the 4r-- ward ho!d Ameriean-Hawtila- a titled "Po the nire of the iail. rt. u waite and R Hnwelt n -- beinsfc. (u ruuie irum me coast or ireignter Ke&turkian which thor K. McClelland, agrono .n, todat the former racing yacht Helene. that Y. M. C A. Cafeteria wtll open veaiou ana sauin. sieamea to a, berth at Pier 18 apparently mist. lts.ntrodurU'on refers to the at terminated diarm)v in first ballon on pooltVy. in which at- a. m. Saturday. July 25. "Teddy" Promises l Thls vessel, one of the latest to leave that the partr sailing from ih Barnes to roaad thU morniaz while, the formali. .k- - . on laal irt tention v called to some of the uiu Saturday, put back into Pearl chicken dseases prevalent in Hawaii, reari tiarbor under cover of darkness tie Help on and to inadequate supply of Ha When a bachtlor marrUs a widow Wednesday niRfet, will a Ve receive waiian and dressed sultry and the feumles who nla ran 4nuni-mous .v .. lu WDen u wlH sleam tor port Allen, thorough investigation an 1 vi, there at hands of eggs upA local In b- - 'Associated by "?r laT,n lokoba to te the market. hlnce Htndemniug fres, service Federal Wireless rfP0 , complete cargo destined for the Collector of Customs then," Jhe article says, "there ha.i - - mm - ill ail 1 1 an Franklin. rsii States been ajbotable Increase-- In the popu- am Barnes of New York, candidate for Governor of the Empire dred M he will continue That official state the 1 A fierce fire was raging in the hold has delegated officers lation d the amount of poultry pro- utmost aid In bringing to trial at an early date the ult for $50,000 - vove to Ue Mt coast of Mex- - to probe the, Institut- ico when the San Francisco lire depart motive of a trip adver- ducts sported. The Imports during ea oy Karnes against Kooseveit. and Central America. tised to take about In the Tne Anyo was meat reached the scene. Several fire three months to the yep ending June 3i), 1911. amount- meartim the bull moose leader continues hie attacks upon Maru favored with men complete and In reality Came and the Tammany fine weather leaving oq are reported to have been over lasted less ed toMout $65,000,; and for the aggregation. after Nagasaki come by than 48 hours. ' Getting the July 4 The steamer is deeply laden smoke and fumes, and had to about $sr,000.: with a general cargo be carried to the deck where reetort- - The Helene was seen off the island Heatings under which the bulletin of merchandise. were applied. of on procefis The steamer mas brought to a berth tlves Spontaneous com Kua! Monday evening and later show it to treat of local con in ,. alifornia Tennis Stars at Pier this morning while steve bustion Is assigned the cause of the is said to nave followed1 a course to ditionsand market iKultry houses and ' dore fire that Is reported to have destroved the windward of the Island of Maui, yardi brooders, equipment.; breeding, Best for the h l?an the work of sniiplylrg the breeding, w,tb 1001 about 800 tons f general cargo car pursuing a course followed bv the Pa show birds, breeding for egg mMi in forward cifle Mall Mongolia production, breeds, incubation, select- Are ouccessful 111 Maru Is to steam for Hilo where 560 ried the hold. Much of the liner which left the Ladl damage to. the freight was done by port on Sunday afternoon, destined for ing Kgs. hatching with hens, artificial Assodated Press Service by Federal Wlrelessl 71" water, aa the compartments were the coast ' r incubation, brooding, feeding the stock, Money July 24.-T-here - 00ST0N, Mass. aom. sensational tennl. vess Vhrw., flooded to prevent the spread of the Officers who visited yacht the; water supply, mineral- feeds, Lcngwood thtT,;:n;Th: lo : the at tournament today In the men's doubles. Fottrell and Murray, th flames. ;.r Pearl Harbor tod ty grains, amount of feed, cooked feed e young California pair, found the vessel defeated Rcsenbaum of New York and Whitney The Kentucklan steamed from San deserted; A search of the city thus anf nnshes, condimental and forcing 11-- 9, 7-- cf Coston. 6 3. ; ,Hackett and Alexander, former eham- - Francisco direct, covering the distance far has failed to reveal the presence of feeds, feeding young chicks, feeding pions, beat TaMant, New Vki. V Clothes York. andJehn.on. . lCh"0r.,H? laying - Philadelchla. Vi au.vuv in a trifl? better than seven diys. The Tait, Howell or White. - hens. Hawaiian feeds, fattening, - I auoui J oarreis 01 OH IO ys, t nr raislnir-'Prrae- raising l the local branch of the Associated Oil i vessel waa supplied with a small These men will be called upon to caponiting. J vermin and Company, the big steamer J. A". Chans-lor-, amount of mail. answer a number of pertlneni.jaue-- dijcjvsaatlbn. diseases, Treasurer-Gener- i; ? Itnik-in- r al g uuas penammg 10 disinfectant? 'TIiiH's wluit luerta's from the California coast. Is near-fn- injfnnsslon. Thev vim me the islands and is due port Titanic Salvage Claims Small. The Organic Nitrogen of Hawaiian at the R fur tH)t tho nsi nf tomorrow nfght, according wire-- Because the steamship nic g Inta Peart Harbor in Soils," by W. P. Kelley and A'Jce to a the vessel i - Thompson. : chemist and assistant l Appropriates 2,000,000 less message to General Manager Da- - struck an iceberg, of returning to the port of llo- . tluMh al, but thfc iMt al Pesos ratherJ Ha-wail- n'X sted and Insects in ," I vidson of the Associated Oil Company. Briusft abip. the court nolulu. chemist: 'Tobaco Associated Tress service bv Federal Wlrelesa.1 I The J. A. chanslor. it U understood baa held that th JTZ by D. T. Fullaway. entomolo- h il.lo. At $1.".IM ami MEXICO CITY, Mexico. July 24. Euoene Pirade. will Muoharr th nttra P)rm t Urt. Steam Navi gist, are bulletins No. 33 and 34, re- tranr.rjMi AND spectively, station coming from 2l).(0 w fratuiv sMriiil r.itr the regime of Huerta, has been placed under arrest on a charge of nolulu. The vessel is listed for a loss of VESSELS TO of the t 2,0C0,COO It liability for government printing office, Wash- isapproprlatlng irom Bovarnment funds. prompt disratch to the coast iifrttaTonmnoHv in ntt. bmnsht in FROM THE ISLANDS the vjilih's in MonV Suits. Parades is fugitive and la .XrnA ington.."';' ; believed to have made tracks fof Puerto1 I I in accord- - "exico InT .JP American courts limited the wake f Huerta. Pennsylvanian Off for the Ipifl I anra with AmpHcsn maritime law: Speclar TTIrelesg to Merchants Taking about S50O tons rit-- t Coast r Tht(, thou who sue in Rad acoustics, writes Jacob Mazer ' AmertcanHwalian f fptfr t sugar, the American courts will get virtually no-- in the May Case and Comment are chiefly due to excessive reverberation -- . TteMODEL . . . t a. . e'LA v - Panama Canal Draft 30 Feet rwkrwui i ri i ' garage rrom werca ana iT.Aivue :ka in iia ii i j n dqi i ui j and echoes, caused by- the soun J last nignt, tne.paii: I tn tne ... rrtViimhihi New YorkWt vessel Ho proceed to passengers and freight money collect-- 1 waves continuing In the room for sev- d, ' fAssociated Press Service by Federal Wireless --wf7s th- . 1Q1 nno fn.HlLO-Saile- July Z, 4 P. nl S S or sound nan-ni-l FoH st. -- - v isr " cQ,r,iit - - seconds after the source WASHINGTON, O. C Bll BUS. .1 I ' J J " "J Macallan..O I CU 1V1 UIC VJ b " I eral July 24i The draft of the Panama Canal, ae-- Pennsylvanian called at Pennsylvania, for Delaware has ceased. ' Reverberation Is closely -- .rg to HonqUrJJihe - information niven out from official circles, a water. OiH'ii 8 p. m. will be 30 feet fer tno-.wan- claims against the to the generally known phe- liil rrnent. ofJfJd'.tf where several tons The total July 23. S. S. related carg was discharged. have reached $13,000,000. ; YOKOHAMA Sailed. nomenon of echo. Lhuid it develop thJa la a - umalnHnd days lata that not sufficient depth to handle the com- Persia, for Honolulu (two For the listener to hear distinctly, .s inn wtn come tnrougn tne great waterway plana will be madejK due Aug. 2). ; each syllable of the speaker must dls t;se the draft. - Henqkenq Maru en Radio Stations for China. ' AUTO STAND .- - ' Disaster. KING STREET - - .- - ' JV entirely ar- Kobe-Formo- sa Ix)ndon Newr reports appear almost before the ii Run. The Financial S. S. STRATHBIANE Spoken at aea rrove Sydney i-- which 20,000,000 pesos contract has . rival of the next syllable. When the Harbor. ,es, Sydney has 53,000 feet L The steamer Hongkong Maru. that a (Mahuka Site) plans for providing In actual use for shlppinflT.. Vharfage recenuy . r i k- - i t.- -. closed between tne Marconi reverberation, which is due to the re du mwe . y with machinery deranged. he f ,r;, ,' hl rhtn B. mmin flecting power of the walls, ceiling -- Prt r 12000 cct and 'Ta AEROGRAMS nj TELEPHONE vialt!!!Kt.fr been prepar- - ...sv in a room, continue tBtA.t or o k V Pf.nrUro in the aervlc of the Two for the establishment .or raaio sia S. S. A. CHANSLOR Arrives from and other surfaces v the harbor Republic. J. confusion and trust which will Klsen Kalsha. has been sold by that tlone throughout the 6 p. m. .too long, it produces NUMBER 4700 I 8 n Monterey at Saturday. de-- 130.000.000, covering a period-i- J , company to Osaka Shosen Kaisha, A room mar also be i :t years, carrot appliances the S. S. ANYO MARU Sails for Hilo ten in developing pier j . - For- .On account of an insufficient Chaurreura: ' fof the run between Kobe and Saturday, 1 1 a. m. fective s -- , rat-arhi-at- rtx. at Johnston, Blackwattle and .,, t mosa. She is Hister ahlo to the Nip- - Btrtnimt if fnr noma Henry T. Hughea -- Sam McMillan vs. NOTES - Iia. Since the harbor rr-- v ; , pro- trust J pon Maru, well known in these watera. l il.... t verberation essential to the Billy Aylett M. El Miller ;trJ i.n 1901, it has spent more Imrjtfkji" Deepened. IRIR it tw. !' - ... t .m i nn a -- ductlon of sufficient volume. With Antonio Rodriguea Manny I tolt iOOO.cOO and. port's ton. now befog made on ' r.- k.. - the ovements pJ fc , e The To . too little reverberation, the sound dis- (Former Young s inrrrEBed enormously. J Involving cost, i,t. Stand Chauffeurs) Tn' dues Canal the vli f- -, .i,mir, CarefulOperators Machines - " 1- - 330.000,000 are expected to be number. of vessels wa i,oroe """'JS a of Hawaii, the Matsoa ll,TX ntoxv, ruva aes BV a v -Cm iJ. to aervice J from the island -- 1918-19- . the Tltn bv thP wav of i completed proposed : ; rrf ?:ato net. It la ftnd Cn,M tnetjnited SUtes. Navigation ateamer Hikmlan arrived cetlan itralta .only these close to him can hear It. . In 1913 to 40 : j Chandeliers d Electric the number 2.- - give the canal a depth of feet. on Wednesday. Therefore It Is necessary to good - e of at San Francisco last imm- tcr.nage about 9.0 r ft throughout and widen it up to 1961 I to produce a condiUon i m- ar r t a That the Schooner Mahukona waa William Welsh aonea red before' acoustics that P0TT .i in and cutting Lights Installed ;'s ine :uoo.000 The feet the touth section damilf. Jn a cycQQ9 just before In departing from HOnolhlTi for San Judee Robinson of the circuit court will give neither too much nor too i t an appropnaw numoer OI iumss lin-- little reverberation. In the average ; re becoming Aching Newcastle. Australia, is the PnnoiiiM nn Julv 17. theOceanlc thia ALL WORK ABSOLUTELY June r aind mQHnA re-- :d vj tviK the north rpntral Bctions wher Dnortmant 60 acoustically bad auditorium; the MAN- . i I itc jiezD oxriat iav tm er Ventura with more than cabin :a charge ot heedless driving. He was GUARANTEED. ALL 'OdS v. f jtai - & 4,797,713 a minimum widin or i7. u of the San Francisca Merchants' Ex- bassengere and a late mall arrived at indicted by the grand Jury last week verueranun usuau cuniinues 10 ue NER OF ELECTRIC WORK qj; nix m . ft a. - V,AltMnj4 iifltt Atif nM tha - n v v tr. for periods varying from tn-irt- w cnange morning. - heard four ' ruccvi ' arom juonaon. t ne AiaKuno- the coast port yesterday 4 this charge. ; Welsh was th SATISFACTORILY AND 0n average ""T Deeoty,sea, 141.976 tjuirernents of the Immediate future, na was built at Hoqu lam, Wash in ; chauffeur driving the machine that to seven seconds As the REASONABLY HANDLED. speaker utters about four syllables per He. SC7,C5 tens: state, -- The Imprcvements will also Include 1901 and ia owned at San Francisco, Departing for Hilo. Hawaii, last ran over Mounted Officer MOrenho la overlapping s. Taking Imports and the extension of the West Breakwater She ia to load coal at the Australian evening the Matson Navigation steam last week, critically injuring him and second, there much of - &0 passen- - and consequent confusion in :er. tu into vanm et hv ahnut 9 7nn vnrd t h mat of S3.- - tiori tor an rTancisco. Accoruin er Matsonla carried cabin killing the horse, Iscunds the port for the same 000.000. The work presents no engi- - to later aavices, tne carnage auuerea gers, who for - the most part Included j - mm in Buch rooms. The obvious :;ted to about 33,000,000. neering difficulties and consists large, ty the schooner was wholly above me tourists bent on a vialt to the tolcano STAR-Btltl.tTl- N (IIVKS YOU remedy for this condition of excessive xcieeif numerous ferry wharv- - ly of drpdging in and. 1 water line. at Kilauea. v r - s ; TODAY'S SV.XVH TOIUY reverberation is to cut down the time 1113 FORT STREET.

Realizing that the growth of Honolulu On er.vice r.s : changed conditions nor changed not Tho favorable reception acconled our annoiineeineut of the extension "of our lms'ines hourH ia very gratifying, ami we are nssurel otn-- e more that our efforts to piovhle a first ublic opinion regarding working hours in class miHlerii Drug 'Store senice are apjnvciatetl. The expMi.e iiicurntl in the increase of our sales 8tiiff is consitlcrahle and hv means of a rearrangement of the working schf il,ule the rug Stores,;--- lengthening of the business hourst results in a shortening of individual working hours of employes. - Tor instance : '

, Every third week a portion of the staff will work from 10 Co Ltd a. m. to 1 p. m. and from 8 p. m. to 11:15 p. m.; Total : s 6 1- -4 hours daily. ';- -.. - The balance of the staff working during the day will have 3cp ectfully announce that" they will con- ' shorter time than at present. r;";"rV"-::"V:-.:- '. inue with their stcrdard ot c5Aznt service, Under conditions heretofore existing salesmen worked every other Sunday; under the new schedule they will work one .s before, but wrH nof c:h tlizk employes to Sunday-I- n three. ! If we hart a limitiHl sales sNitt it wouM be possible for us to accomniodale the jorh longer hours than present. . mt 'public- without demanding double service from our implcyt-s- . ()ur determination to give Honolulu a metrojwditan store..service, ami the men more'..'time for i)Ut-of-liHii- -s enjoyment will Jh accomplished by change.- - ( the

Beginning Monday, July 27, our store will be open to serve the public from 6:30 i j S a. m. to 11:15 p. m. every week-da- y. Vi Daily except Saturdays. r-p- Sundays, 8 a. m. to 12 o'clock noon and 5:30 to 7:30 d. m. . Saturdays only, 6:30 a. nt; to 9:30 p. m. We believe the public will appreciate the stand we take. BENSON, SMITH & CO., LTD. - ' - ' - '. . '.. Chambers Drag Company, Ltd. The Rexall Store Telephone 1297 Fo rt an d Hotel Streets Y Corner Fort and King Stsl - - Phone3 1291 and 1292 Trim;, millions I IT I'MR I10IY mmJ offer SALARIES L IGHT iN OHMION Wlffl NEW BANKS NOW DECLARED GO TO SECURE

Federal Reserve Institutions to confer with Secretary McAdoo and NO Wing Song, editor of the Comptroller Williams concerning the r News: Inral Ch inoaa a . TO BE ILLEGAL CITY 5IANA0ER Get Engraved Currency in new notes. paper, was today plarai under arrest Excess of $37,000,000 At present no official of the treas-- charged with criminal libel, a local ury department is able to make any (Chinese business man named Kum , - Si ' (By Latest Mail estimate of the amount of federal re- filing charges against the publisher Attorney Points to 'Supreme Albert Waterhouse Suggests ' WASHINGTON. D. C. Jlllllcns of serve notes which probably will be! In which it is alleged : Court Decision Against Variation for Plan Pro- dollars' worth of paper money, will put into circulation this year. Reserve 'and members of his family have been be pot Into circulation upon the es banks are required tinder the law to held up to scorn and ridicule.' The t Such a Proposal posed by Waldron . t tablishment of the a i reserve keep gold reserves of act less than article alleged to have recently ap-4- 0, i .fed. bank. per cent against federal reserve peared in the Liberty News is de Fred L. Waldron's offer to run for the Publication yesterday afternoon in Star-Bulleti- n Under the federal reserve bank act notes in actual circulation. The ciarea to seriously reflect upon the mayoralty on a salary-to-the-Do- or basis the of thefact that Fred each of the twelve federal banks will amount of. thess notes required by the reputaticn of the complainant Editor not only Etlrred up other candidate I Waldron was considering a candi-Wln- g receive advances from the federal re- federal reserve banks will depenl Sung, accompanied by Le,v Jofl for the office but brought out two de--;e- y for the mayoralty brought forth serve hoard in the form of reserve largely on the airount of money re-- appeared at police station where bail clarations that his offer is illegal. Mier,ia iae aay i aeanue siaiemeni well-kiiow- Waldxon; notes, a distinctly new sort of paper quired by member banks for the to the amount of $300 in gold and Prom a. n attorney the from Sir. that has sUrred Up ret. - You - j Star-Bulleti- n - unusual interest in political and busi- money. Commercial paper- wiii be the of commercial paper. . ver coin ras deposited with Clerk has received the follow- collateral advanced by the backs as Sum May Exceed $37,000,000. j James Olds, to insure the appearance ing statement: nees circles, -- lie offers himself as a I non-partisa- n - mayor security for these notes. At harvest tlmjs last year Secretary CI tne newspaper man- before District nfrtHn tiw Et0m i fM. candidate for on a can 1 Magistrate" - New Nat r Pra oared. . f McAdoo permitted banks in the iWest MonsarraL- morning's Adverts in regard to the Comptroller of the Currency WH- -' and South to borrow money on com-1- " candidacy of Mr. Fred U Waldron for none 5RJfwS? on the ticket do the bet llama has samples of new paper mercial paper and about ?37,00o,600vanl of it went to New' York and mayor, I your attention to v the -- money under consideration. ' At his was. loaned. The immediate demand 'New England. ' A8"a to the plan proposed request Joseph E. Ralph, director of for federal reserve notes probably will Description of the New Notes. ... ?oniCft?t8Si hUhftT,!' Elation that b Mr. AValdron. th followftig sugges-wherejon- e MA The new $5 note Mr. of-- the bureau of engraving and printing,! be Tar in excess of that sum, as the submitted by is elected to a public Uon was ln today prepared note of 5, 110, $20, lift and harvest loans were limited to the Ralph is typical of agriculture. The flee a pledge made by him that waterhonseT f with A15ert 9 $100 denomination. These have been farming sections, wh!le the entire Portrait on the face of the note is ther hole or any part of his salary , wag mucn i,rC8ted in my t - Lincoln's and har-no- - submitted to Secretary McAdoo.: It U United States will draw on the re- the back shows a t wilk be waived. or donated to any.stat- friend Fred WaldrCn's-announceme- likely, however, that the samples serve board for money to rediscount testing machine and allegorical fig-- ed charity, the election will be deJin the morning paper but feel he ure or that will be accepted officially until , the agricultural, industrial and commer. upicai farming. The $10 clared vo!d, as such a pledge is held has made a blunder in his suggestion note just members , of the reserve board have cial paper. The money for .harvest bears a portrait of Cleveland and! to be contrary to public policy In that (that the mayor and supervisors' sala-- been confirmed by the Senate and can emergencies was limited to 28 states a manufacturing scene. The $20 it amounts to corruption and bribery ry be donated to some charity. This note bears Jackson's portrait and : is of the electorate." $7200 per annum should be given, to-- as careful and interested typical of commerce having a steam- The attorney accompanies thij with gether with an appropriated salary, to ship, train and other mediums of trade a copy'of a Supreme Court decision a city manager. If Fred is working treatment here as his on the back. Grant's picture is shown in AVfsconsin, which upholds the le on the principle that charity begins L on the $.0 note, and Franklin's por gal Contention made today and cites ; at home, his proposition to my mind Dad. We've some cork- Community 100 bill. Both- - j' K. 'Silver trait adorns the of several instances to show that the law is O: AT OUR' i these larger bills are typical of the regards It as against public policy for --The gross revenue from all sources arts. All the bill will be printed in a candidate to offer to perform the; for the city and county next year will ing good suits for Son 'green Ink on the bacX while; black ink duties of office for a sum lssj than be very close to $1,200,000, or $100,-- Special Offering will be used on thr faces. : the salary. 000 per month, and we are attempting at, say, $17.50. j For some tfmo the treasury depart Another voice of opposition .to Mr; to spend this through a structure of Meant a larger bank v-coun-t. J For a very limited period the famous ment has. been aoxio'jj to makers! Waldron's plan is from a man who has, municipal 'government that cannot) flower De. Lux pattern will be sold on the following basis: j 'paper money moro uniform. Diff&v declared himself as a candidate for; possibly produce efficient results. Wei eat portraits appear on different sorts city office not the mayoralty. He have a board of supervisors who give Tea Spoons doz. Salad Forks . ..(8.50 doz. I ...... $4.30 of paper money of the same denomiu addresses the Star-Bulleti- n as fol!to the city their overtime their time Tha Spoons dox. . ...$8-6- 0 doz. Dessert ...... $3.00 Table Forks ...... atlon. It is likely that the portraits lows J ,' outside their regular business, and a CLARION 4 Soup Spoons doz. Table Knives $12.09 doz...... $3.60 selected for use on the federal Honolulu Star-Bulleti- n: mayoralty office which is hardly even reserve "Editcr: U bought notes aleo.will ha used on other paper Mr. Waldron's offer sounds a factor because It gives- - the mayor Where the Phoenix Sox OTHER SPECIALS 'ir:r I money. So. in - the future, all bank lofty., patriotic and unsefish, but all scant opportunity and little power. char-- V f A1 Plated Teaspoons . 10c ; Each notes; gold certificates, sliver cectjii the same it is an attempt to bribe the "We do not need a chance of ' ,1 - Plated Salt or Pepper Shaker...... 25c each cates- and. federal reserve ; notes of $5 voters,1 to confer on him the dignity of ter to secure an efficient city mana- -' Plated Caster Set ...... $1.00 each denomination probably will bear Lin first citizen of the city and county. ger along the lines I have suggested. Solid Sliver Teaspoons ...... 50c each coin's, portrait and so on through the There is no more reason why muni- What we do need Is men like Fred up to $100. cipal officers should give their salar- Waldron who will get into harness There are several hundred items in Silverware just as interesting. series . . ies to 'charity; than there is why . terri- and run' the county government along YOUR Inspect window inside God. to Redeem thr Notes. JOiK the and displays. . mayor ' " . per torial . officers should do the same some such plan as this.: The . . ur tne 40 cent gold reserve banka maintain against their out thing. Moreover, the 'insinuation that and supervisors can continue as the ! , they mayor as W. W. DILI0ND & CO., standing federal reserve-'notes- at majority of candidates are out for board, the still continue the Ltd 1 1 the salaries Is gratuitous forma executive head of the city. If, 53-6- 5 least per cent wilr bejeept in the Insult The House of Housewares King Street - high-minde- AI - ; d citi- they will give: salaries to a city FlilElS united states , treasury for the re There are ju&r as their Mfsts-'a- manager, will tak-- demption of such notes. zens In the s 'their deractors. the detail work be my part. I km en off their hands and the time the It la provided under the - new law For a regular contrib that when one todoral reserve bank utor, toseveral benevolent and char-- ' supervisors have to give to their pub receives ftablcs-lnsUtutio- ns ' end havV always j lic duties will be sufficient. THE SEASIDE federal reserve bank" notes I Best Store for Oriental Goods - issued by anotherbank it must retorn beetfreadv to hero blirv the 'dead and Mr. Waldron's offer is as follows: thenr immediately to tho Issuing bank assist the indigent eufVivbrs.of unfor' I "I will become a candidate for - Ho-side- r- and a heavy penalty is provided for a tuna,te acquaintances tut, would con- mayor of the City, and County of evening.' JAPANESE BAZAAR non- - Army Navy Program and tomorrow when the rcgutor It degrading.? tdeTpIojt simple , nolulu, at the head pt a strictly and - bank which pays but notes other than - weekly dance Is held, and,- to the FORT STREET ORP. CATHOLIC CHURCH " duty performed in these respects in ' partisan, businessmen's ticket, pro- " own. ' r: Morocco Said to Call for Ki-al'- s its an campaign Mr, vided candidates who splendid music of orcheatM. election document all the other pass fe should, have,.. thought run on such a ticket join with me ln . 1,925,000,000 Francs the last huirs of the week, TOO SIIOKT Waldron. twice; in Jolly , com- himself-.i- pledge of dancing in pleasant before Putting the position a to donate the full amount pany. any ; ; IBy Latest Main advertisement. ' of a philanthropist on the contingency their salaries to Hawaiian chari . nEACHEDr;v;!T' ytt any PHOIIE 2205 didnt lose jnoney in that of belns dven a ouhlitf office. If he Is ty. the particular charity to be deslg PARIS It Is evident from the re- flurry In copper, I sold Amalgamat arablticus to be mayor, him come Inated" previous to the electionby the , ' . ' let sults of thL voting. on .Tuesday, when - : . ed ,roecilfl..-And:t- -- : jinctace- short" 'cjt if Charities. Peels Co.r Ltd. v out his elected ,do Hawaiian' Associated - : "So! I heavny." - 142 unified Radicals voted for the VI ALL KINDS OF ROCK AND SAND- FOR CONCRETE WORK.' did but 'I' lost what he wilt, with- nisown, only re believe that the government of FIREWOOD AND COAL. ' :"V' V- - don't see how'you fcouldv' , membering the admonition, not to let thisTcommunity will never be placed vlani cabinet, while only 18 voted '8 QUEEN O. - ' man was STREET. P. nOXMS "Tho I rold it to short. know , right with the Socialists and eight abstain- IJ I ! I ,1 I I his left hand what his cn an orderly, businesslike basis until hand doeth. citizens who care more for the honor ed, that a majority of the group 13 . .... CANDIDATE.'' serving community than for determined to support the new cab of " SMNfftlW1! ifaaaHwasfi iivw the "tmtHf ' : MfeU s trtlstmt! iiMiiiil m niiii the emoluments of office offer them- lnet. , n selves as candidates for election. This, they doubtless find. Is easier to- - financial , problem la ! it "On this platform of unpaid service do, since the ii LOCAL AND GENERALS to the community in .which I HvtTI now regarded as of the most imme will announce myself as-- a candidate diate concern and In this the Vivian'. Hawaiian Commercial sold down i for the office of Mayor of. Honolulu." policy is wholly .acceptable to the point to 25.23 for 5 and 20 shares on .V The members ol Honolulu lodge No. ; : unified Radicals. the board today. Olaa continues to j 616. B. P. O. E-- will meet at 7:30 NOTHING TO FORGIVE Practically the whole of the new fri1 tell at 1.50; tcday'B'sales being 30 and o'clocfc this 'evening the rooms of "I may, seem a . brute, Mabel." said loan is for defense purposes. The the ledge,' King near Fort street the Innocent young man, I ought army" service law is responsible 25 shares. Beets shaded down yester- NOTICE to tell you that last night at your par- for about f. 600,000.000; 5neraI in day, while Hawaiian cane remains at c PUBLIC - A meeting of the members of the ty your sister promised to marry me. crease dn armaments, about f.700,000,-000- ; 2.2$. Promotion Committee will be held in Will you forgive me for taking her acceleration of the navy program, Y. A. open 8 thercoms of the committee, Bishop away? . f.400,000,000;.' whilst f25.000,00O. am C Cafeteria will at - - cxpeuses Morocco In- a.' m. ; Saturday, July 25. advertise- : - street at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon. "Forgive you!" replied she. "why, for Incurred in Inasmuch as the tendency amougprogres-iv- e that's what the party was for!" 1914.' ,'v ' :; ment ', ': ' n k There Will be woi-- in the third de. merchants sis to ishoftenratherIianlengtherx gree at meeting of Oceanic i odge which ha been called for 7:30 the hours of their employes, thereby assuring o'clock-- this evening in the Masonic 1 temple '7 s their customers willing and efficient service,, 3 I ITS1 5 The' secretary of the Chamber of rf I Commerce of Honolulu Is In receipt mmace of mm several communications from per . Lt(J 0 sons Honolulu on main- - :The Hollister Drug Co., in and the ; ii and in which: they apply for posi The Literary Digbstt of 3IaiTli 28, 1914;' quotiu g "ttiv' Xcw York World, jsavs: . tions. The positions specified are chi- beg to announce that they will aclhere to Ii ropodist bookkeeper, prlvatesecretary. the n - ' "Cocaine and its allied intoxicants appear to be about distiller or cafe helper, general clerk, cheapest things in market. They are seemingly ' hours during which they have, for many years, n stenographers and office helpers. the the The ' cheaper than whiskey, cheaper than beer, cheaper In " ! - applications are from both men and ' u proportion to effects than tea or coffee ; . - served the public, viz: it women and the secretary requests that persons fi in need pf such help commu- teaching w nicate with him. f The lKit Vf today is distiuetly agaiust; the use of' roffety tea and 6:30 a. m. to 8 n btluV drugs, and drug-lKiirin-g leTerages ejeiiaily ainoiig the youngs It i well speed law: violators tlult headache, nervfjusness,; indigestion, sleeplessnejis, and other i 6:30 to 9:30 p. m;-- Saturday U established a si easjly caught, : . gq but aches and pains are commonly caused by coffee drinking. 7' i ; free with warning 8:00 a. m. to 12 noon; and 5;30 p. m.: ; B , People axe becoming alive to this fact and thousands have quite, coffee ,and ' Sheriff. Charles Rose has . " declared now use ..v;-v,-'- v- rv."-.. to 7:30 p. m. Suilday s for the strict, enforcement ot the traf- ii fic law as , i it applies to the operation of automobiles and other vehicles on f 7 ' i Kalakaua avenue. Beginning with the t - While it is our aim at all times to maintain fi first cf the week an officer has been V HoI-liste- ii stationed the "which riiade r's' at intersection of. King thb satisfactory service has street, and ; Kalakaua.. avenue whose fi - ' - 3 duty it ia to- compel drivers- of cars a h6useh6ld' word in Hawaii, 'we also K S II proceeding in the direction of Wai-ki- ki have in mind the welfare of our employes. to follow the right hand side of the highway. While it is pointed out A Pure Food Drink ii that' this portion of the road is yet unimproved, .the sheriff believes - ii that ' Emergency needs telephoned to 3971 or .the time is ripe for the observation llsule ot whole wheat and a smalt per cent of mola$es, Postum is a rich bev- i! of the traffic ordinances and he stated it 1865 erage much resembling high-grad- e- Java in taste, but is absolutely free from the at any hour, day or night, will bbi cheer- this morning that he proposed to deal , y i severely with any and all violators. " coffee-dru-g, caffeine, or-an- ether harmful substance. ' v fully and quickly executed without additional ' This morning the drivers and own- j ' ; ' ' ers- i ; - fi of seven licensed cars were : . ; : ; :; v -- I'ostum; now comes in two . forms : i charge. ; ; A brought to police station and. warned that further infraction of the law in lioiled ; i - Regular lot and 25c packages, ' traveling : avenue would v VPostUinnstlw'Tli . t! Kalakaua be i followed--; by arrest, and --with, a con- -' :- ' - 2 oOc u vietion, a substantial fine 'would; be -l Instant ' PoStUm a soluble form requires nr boiling SOe and tins. imposed. - - ' -' . Ls i Hollister Drug Go., Ltd li s The cost ier! cup of both kinds about the same. ; n I? A SURE SIGN. . i ii "And do. ; you . really .".love" me, ii B George?" she asked- - . n "Love you!", repeated George. fer--J vently. "Why, while I was bidding ii 2 ;t il you goodbye in the vestibule last night. . ;.; by . G -- every w!;era n dear, the dog bit a large chunk-ou- t of sold rocerst fv my leg-- and I never- - noticed- - it until1 1 r got home.1 tlONOLUEU. BT AC-BULLETI- N, FIJI DAY, JULY 21, 191 .

WHEAT NG TO ATTACK ON Serve Iced Tea This Evening:

SPEND BUT FEW PlIHAfJIS Iml Te;i Sets Iced Te:i S n ous 1 ctl Tea tilas.M"s l.emiu Dihts RILEY H. ALLEN EDITOR Inf i ttlital Lemon Squtezcrs I DAYS IN.HAWAII BOOMERANG FKII1AY It'LY lM, I'.UI will furtliiT divide this faiiiuii-riddri- i party as Wichman 5c Co. it pxs into the campaign. (Continue from page one) (Continued frwtn page oae) Jarr He Wio lax lost tijiifittt'itcf ran nolhimj From tin1 territorial Ktandpiut, the I)mimh la. rmtir platform worrv thill", it fitxxl points easy stages acrots India to Calcutta, citizens we ought to meet the no ia conditions '.n a fair spirit without pre- tcrritorisl " platform contains sttran would have done vitialcil, it whole tone now ineradicaldy Idem- - j puittee much better re rejoined tfte NtaKanL mature and unjust criticism." costly blunders. liaI it lea the name of the governor THE DEIIOCBATIC FLATfORll islitt'l 1V H Tonal Sjltl prejud7-ail- d' alive Feared Piratical Chinese, This plan, they admitted today, Among the expres?ions of opinion f of the platform entirely. I think .ill l.v iiy '.rtintiiitiuinw t i tii.to' ,.f ii tuiT.. .in I The "Federated' Malay states. Bor doesn't say much but they felt that given to the Star-Bulleti- n were these: it was very unwle to have made any ueo. the southern and northern Phil-- 1 they didn't have much to say. Col. C. J. McCaithy: "I have not mention of him at all and wilt do more free-Nii;:a- r the legislation that U pulling down were passed in rapid succes- platform to speak 1 l.arm good. The Democratic territorial platform, drafted j pines The failure of the read the platform In its entirety. than free-sug- ar t ' Mr. expressed much "boldly on "Mr. Pinkham ha ann.-ilnt.- Hawaii. ; sion. Loiter rut the situation read the attack on the governor th's livn in adopted in secret by a very few A wfri't and pleasure at again meeting the Ameri- has angered som Democrats. Others, morning and regard that as very , f.ovemor and wc should support him. muulK't-- s of the Democratic party, is a docu- can flag in the farthest eastern pos- even these opposed to the little fac- wrong and entirely uncalled for." i That h&s been n:y point all along. tion platform, say ThouW 1 was a candidate for of- Kepubli-ta- n URi WALDRON'S OFFER session. that dtctated the John Effinger: "The attack on the ment that will immensely strengthen 1 At the time the Niagara cruised In that about the only thing to do wai Governor Pinkham Is: unjust and im- fice, when he got the appointment I promrts for the fall campaign. . Asiatic' waters a serious outbreak of to put in a non-committ- al re.vrence as politic. I don't think that's right. The I felt should do all I could to help Titm i- rhtHMA.,.!!. .1 was .iiui. Thm- I ' lull. I i iv . FUdUUI Few of the reputable ''Democrats-- : of Hawaii Frill L Waldron k offer to 'nerve the eitv as brigandage rampant along the brief as possible. rest cf the platform I agree 'with. Ha- (tarij . feel the same way. To him as , sou in t.mna coast, me i ue i.:.p Many of the Democrats approached waii is going to have a record sugar attack on such a ; fewer he ; they have in the platform Is very bad will run for effiee platform nsayer '.without' pay will received' with many . planned for Canton, the densely popu-- today declined to talk for publica- crop and it's all due to the Demo- and unfair and I believe they go much Ik v - lated metropolis about 100 miles in party and policies." will electd. differing opinions. . tion, even while admitting that the cratic too They ne was Llghtfoot: "1 am far. accuse him of decel. In the provisions gMd provi- I theiiLelves to uie luienur uj rran mei, Attorney Joseph and misrepresentation, accusations no the main, 'arc . nherent diffitnlties prsent abandoned. the yacht being moored at and four maids accompany the party. pleased with the platform and parti- - doubt dangercus if they cannot be sion's but the exceptions are so rery bad that the acceptance of 'such a projMisition, public- the more protected port at Hongkong Is a Pacific Booster. cularly with its condemnation of Gov ! ...... i i .i. the w hole plat form is not only weak in vote-gettin- g' niirited and original as it mar le. while h h""" members of the Alexander Hume Ford called upon ernor Pinkham. Some of the Demo- T Party took a commercial 1,ner l Can Mr. Lelter. this morning and placed crats thought that he should not be power but provocative of endless party Mr. Ualdron s attitude, however, 1 chiefly ton and other West river points of et the disposal cf the prty the Out- mentioned, but I am glad to see the SUPERVISORS TAKE OUT fights, factionalism, bitterness, division. significant not for what he offers to do hut for interest. rigger dub. together with surf boards platform condemn the chicanery and in- - NOMINATION . i . So Intense was the fear of an and cutriyger canoes. Mr. Fort met fraud of his appointment as a Demo- PETITIONS, The platform contains several good planks, the striking proof thus Honolulu has - given that Tag!on of fanatjcai plrate9 which fre- Mr. Leiter In Manila during th? crat. 1 was one of thosa who advis- WITH SINGLE EXCEPTION - most of which have already been corered in the fcund present conditions of municipal adminis- quently infest . south China'R rivers wcrld's tcwr of tbe former an'l th? ed in favor of th's stand. As to the land seacoast that reveral small guns Chicago multi-millionair- e took an act- plank, a very dslicate Kepublicau and Pivgressire platforms. The tration inefficient and intolerable. ' tariff that's Every member of the beard of su- were mounted on the forward deck of ive interest in the formation of the matter and probably it is handled pervisors has taken out his petition pnIK)sal a "free is not a hovel sugges- IJusinessmen with weeks N'- - Manila of Hands-Arund-the-Pscifi- c for port' art" dissatisfied the story the Niagara. For tour the branch the about as well as it could be handled." for nomination, with the exception of j movement, working with tion, but it is new as a .p)litical issue and has of the past two rears agara remained at various ports alons Secretary of the Territory W. W. Sam TIardesty. wbo has declined " Letters met Mr. Ford until organization was to the China ccast The the Thayer: "I haven't read the whole run for office again. Most of the pe- sereral praiseworthy aspects. Such planks as They are not content to rest under a financial with muCh social recognition from the perfected. on; platform. As to the attack the titions were taken out yesterday a't-ernoo- n. rpsiiliM ( Hongkong. They lhse on alucation, harbor improrements, citi- fviHni1itiirr flint fniln tn nrrwliwo British officials at Entertainment for Party. governor, In my position I have noth- They havoi not beeu filed yet. ..nM..;'-W- ., ...... i expressed great delight over their been ing to say. As to the tariff plank, zen homesteading, of county . M Several social festivities have This action on the part of the su labor, extension Ml IMUI lllllK lill ii:IH IH M O 111 IXI I iiM"l visit to Shanghai and the entertaln- - you of 1 ...... arranged during the stay cf the Lelter why, know that the Democrats pervisors destroy j workmen's compensation, state- l .1 ..' . whatever doubt goreniment, fs;ii:rifs lur gom ruy her vice. 11 ine inayor is ment piannea ior ineir aetecianon ai pa,ty jn Hawaiian waters, principal the territory are an Integral part of there has been on tin point of whe- hood and amendment of the primary law are i lv.il itinvrr lm iliwurrnu i tvi 1 mnrnr'u that Cosmopolitan port. amcng the hosts and hostesses being the national admin!stration and we ther or not the members would run 7 1 proved Held exploration Japan a of General and Mrs Clarence R. EJ- - nust reccgnize the national stanl in re-e- ' for l f tion. Hardesty has said well in jdace in the platform. They art issues As 'proposal, leaving -- a variation UJMn Mr. Ualdrons for a fortnight, the NIaeara wards. Col. and Mrs. Frank B. Cheat the tariff." ;'.:"'',.' that he would not run for sometime, generally recognized as issues that all parties the suggestion made todar that the donations the island empire at loxonama. ham and Capt and Mrs. Edward Car Judge W. S. Euings: "I have not so bis failure to take out papers . . ii dif-ferenn- Leisurely Vovage In the Pacific. penter. ' 1m 's platform p.t all and I was not not surprising. ; should indorse, though then may minor f salaries go toward securing the services of., 7m , Niagara," read the We not crowd the Tomorrow afternoon Col. and Mrs. one of thosa who advised the members ' '' high-clas- s ! uoon re- in detail. V a citr manager offers somethillg con declared Captafn GabHlsen Cheatham will entertain at their Tan- of the committee that framed it.M Every girl on eirth imagines that The: main part of the platform is made up of st ve in theway of jietterins city adminis- - i6!:10.,!1!" talus home wlth an elaborate picnic O. J. Waller? "I th'k the com- - nidi and Mr. and Mrs. Lelter and the other such planks ns these, to which no serious ob- t ration. aeara at Pier 6. members of ' the party are expected steam be jection would be made by any voter, Kepubli-can- , "The yacht can easily to be present . tween 12 and 13 knots an hour. We Saturday evening Capt. and-Mrs- . MtKise. 1 Democratic or Hull TDE FKA1IERS Of AN IMMORTAL DOCUMENT did not hurry across the Pacific and Carpenter cf Ft Ruger will give a din- The two rery bad points In this platform 'arc 1 were 16 days stearalns from Yoko- - ner at the Country club with the Lel- ''"'. , its flabby, apologetic viciously misleading ..'.''..;''"'' .'.'.'.. haraa to Hcnolulu." ter party as the guests of honor. It and It mar be interesting to the public to know Captain Gabrielson further stated Is anticipated that covers will be laid plank on the tariff, and its no less vicious at- .; ., trouble reported to have ta- - fcr about 20 this affair. t he names of the 'ivprt sentative Democrats kenlplare V T'S too "late to think tack on Governor Piukhanu at R Japanesport in which Orn. and Mrs.J Edwards have ar- Xvho have put forth the territorial 'platform, a number cf AmericanN sailors left ranged a dinner at their home for next . The first plank is a political fraud, the second tthe vessel had been greatly exaggerat- - Monday evening In of vis- . i honor the TIjv mw ; - of is , 'ed. The officer added that eight Jap- itors, about 25 being invited for the I Fire Insurance a political blunder. Jesse Ullllhl, fT. J. ("Hllo ) Kyan, M. (J. anese were shipped to replace aa equal dinner and evening's entertainment The tariff plank says : Pacheco, Harrr Irwin, Darid iCwaliko, J. M. "ub" 0,. mn slned at Kew Spectacular Career. when the Fire Dept. is Demo -- rat jc party In an Incredibly , York prior to the cruise. Mr. Lelter, who makes his home ,The almost C. M. . short time his made good its promises and pledges l?nght,i. Iieneretles, Pacheco, Jerry, i presume that they had too mucb in Washington. D. C. Is a native of to the, American people in giving this nation a Hums. J. 8. Chandler, M. S. De.Mello, C. D. raoney comInK t0 them. was the Chicago, in which city he now main- the captain assigned for the de- - tains a majority messing up your front new tariff law. This tariff law touches the entire Pringle, Joseph Kalaua, Eddie Hanapi, Moses of his business inter- commercial life of the, nation, and we believe that Bertion cf the seamen. ests, also a business address. In the ns Niagara was built and placed in windy city be-fo- n patriotic citizens we ought to meet the new con-dilio- Palail, H. N. Boyd. Irwin held a proxr fori The he has had a spectacular lawn--b- ut re 1898... any In a fair spirit without premature and un- commission in She has been financial career, having secured a cor- time (Jeorge J. Kichardson of Hilo and Kyan held a property Howard Gould, the ner in In just; criticism." ;.,' j the of wheat 18f8 at which time ho proxy for Harrr, Mossman of Maui. ItransporUtion king,. and director in was the heaviest Individual holder of Were not for the industrial disaster threat toT it McCandless, Jetr McCarn, and National that grain In the history of the trade. that it is easy for t nirg Hawan because.fhis.veiy Ur, For a time it was believed that with alj his father's- - .7, mil- - Ivl loiter uch a jplank would cause, a universal smile of ,.- , . . .. v.1: . . hvr, h. on lions behind him ,he to liiuT u T mim. would be unable you arrange a call iimi me cuie4-- - iters in uie iraming 01 TiU .TtPdv ridicule to spread fnin Hawaii to Xiihau! .. . i f.. v v I although still resplendent in white to get from under. However, he final- the platfonn. V ; V paint, the Niagara 'anchored off Ka-- ly succeeded but only after sustain'rtg 4Mcit the new conditions in a fair spirit Shortly a The territorial committee consists of 30 mem-Ikt- s. kaako shortly after mldnleht heavy, loss, tccord Ing to Ute wise- between yourself and a without premature and unjust criticism!' Is before 9 o'clock thfa mornlnjf the Niag- acres of the wheat Sixteen were present. There were two pit that the only thing ara was brought to the Ewa side of Born December 4. 1864, Mr. Lelter the Democratic party dares .v.!-- : :. pilot, proxies. - '.: ',,':'' Pier 6. Captafn Ltirenzen. harbor attended Harvard where he received representative of the to Nay to the voters of Hawaii? . visited the yacht and soon had his A. B. degree . Ileprcfcntativc? Wow! f; in the follow YYJiat sort of an answer is that for, the busi- the craft to a mooring .with prow ing year becoming agent for his father, pointed toward the open sea an'l in which capacity he acted until In ness depression, the curtailment of lalmr.on the off for the' reception of coal 1808. , - MAIiCHINO hatches ... plantations, the reduction of fom'" in practi- ON and supplies. " ' ' Among his present buslrfrss affilU. Children Are Life of the Shio. Hons he is the president tjie Zeigler cal! v ererv lniKiness house nnd cominerein es- - of Two bright-eye- d chubby little boys Coal o.' and the. Chicago 75elgler An Associated Kich- - tnblishment. the. dnm of manr. millions in tax Press dispatch from aged three and five years, sous' of Gulf Ry. Ca. and a director in the Joseph valuations, the sudden divrease in ,,,"u" ' " ,11,a ' Mr. and Mrs. Letter, named Commonwealth Edison Company, nil territorial are the life of ship. of Chicago, also a director In the I Out of an cstiniaKM total of 140,000 and count v n'rennes? :qaH,:;'SS !ut and Washington ID. C.) Gas Co. - care 1P08 t.rd rotcrs in A'irginia,? 09,936 hare signetl peti- night through the watchful of In Mr. loiter was marrlod to What sort of an argument is. that for a tariff r;. . A-- toto7..Tuea a maldl were ' v.. 1A muh Miss Juliette Williams of Washington Ha-- """B UI" "P"" tieurj luart ,n the Bpadoug and is lonefitting not the sugar growers of o evldence about and a sister of Mrs. Letter's Is a mem- that state-wid- e V"ur. ; . fi,. ir,,, 41,.. iw.f ,ofa,la election-t- decide whether luxuriously appointed after deck of th3 ber of the party at present visitin? mm SILVER.WARE Honolulu. , . 9 - AT ,u - Ing closing port mImU tA.1t1111a111t.-- i rope and tne cheap- i 'Tllfk ' IkA ' the of formalities of Niagara Officers. notitinnu will ntucnn(n1 .....1 regulation and during the call of sev- exploiters of the Jara cane-field- s. The Niagara, which is lomnleting VIEIRA JEWELRY CO., Ltd. 113 Hotel tJovernor Stuart is expected to call the elec--t eral prominent army . and territorial St Is that the fort of stuff that L. L. McCand- officials this morning. Its Initial tour of the Pacific, Is com- ion for September 22 as provided manded by Captain August Gabriel-sen- . less intends to purvev to the voters from the by the 'ena- Dr. V. B. Marbury has been iden- bling tified with the party since leaving Other officers Include First Off- - act passed by the last legislature. - : Mat Borgensen. Mump? .; . ' ; v :.'. Washington and has had the health icer Second Officer C. In AVashington voters will P. Filly, Officer En-eine- er It will be even more fatal to his chances than le asked this fall, of the members both young and old Third Eason. Chief j under the initiative and referendum laws, to under his Immediate direction. Jacob Reehle, First Assistant !.:; notorious. stand on immigration four years Dr. Marbury successfully performed Engineer George Tingle.' Second As- oeciue wnctiier ine state snail or shall not be - sistant Engineer James Reilly, Third ;! the stand that alienated some of the most an oneration for . appendicitis while 'dry. IxM-a- l option and statewide prohibition the Niagara steamed along the coast Assistant Engineer F. Slade. "Waterhouse Trust" '::!!uential Democrats in the territory and st'nt of . China, patient being O. Paul- The Niagara Is equipped with a fine keep marching on. , the ' i : Marconi wireless un- ::i down to'defeat. ' son, a seaman. ; Today. Paulson is installation and well happy was about his du- der the direction of Operator A. Crut-tende- n : in Democratic and and The tariff plank the platform ties this morning as if nothing had the vessel and Us party of is worst4 than a straddleit is a sneak to the President Wilson will have a hard time set nappeneo.. travelers have been kept In touch with ! the outside world. tail-letwee- the-leg- ting i n s fa.diion. is a bankers and businessmen of repute for his Those Who Make the Cruise. car? It fraud The Niagara is a vessel of 272 feet 1 r,Hl,n,l It. cause it aims to misrepresent the attitude of noanl if the m.atore continue in length. 36 feet beam and 19 feet : .JtS present de-- Joseph Wll- - depth. Officers and crew carried on Hawaii on the tariff as affecting, sugar. , their attitude. Thomas D. Jones and Thomas, Miss Francis M'SMl the cruise number . 69. The vessel dined to made The plank Tondemning CJorernor Pinkham's le the butt of attack br the "8 f11",?' ke'ter'rtnl represents an 850,000. i Mrs. of investment of money-trus- t - is gro-tesqu- e jingoists of the upper house. Virginia family, colonel w. Cot- Its fittings and appointments are the administration a political blunder so c Ka-piola- grave, a retired British army officer, finest to be found on any vessel that On Monsarrat Road near ni that it is funny. The blunder is appar- who has completed 25 years of service has visited Honolulu in many years. ent from the delight with which Republicans We wonder how President Wilson will like In India, joined the party at Bombay. If the present plans for the cruiss hailing spectacle of Democratic to see the Democratic party The wants. of the Leiters and, their are followed, the Niagara will drop an- Park. An acre of land are ttxlay the a platform in Hawaii guests are looked after by a corns of chor In the Potomaoj river near the platform in one breath lauding Wilson to the assailing his own appointee! servants.. In addition to a special tu- capital at Washington about Septem improved plants and skies for "wise aud progressive leadership'1 and tor for the children, a trained nurse ber 10. well with breath-denouncin- g For man" in another aa thoroughly a under the doctor's care, the : Modern house in good Colonel is shrubs undcinocratic' the administration of Wilson's getting around pretty lively,' thank I ' ' ' : '".'.-..- , :; .?' '' : '".- you. -' . appointee, r .- ." HOUSES TO RENT condition. alone, endugh Demo- That plank will alienate FURNISHED. 11 d(K-su- many We wager t .$6--0- crats of calilwr aiid standing to defeat a the Contrihuting Editor Manoa Valley .3 bedrooms 0 00 Democratic nominee. , ; - ; iontrihnte any $50,000 to tBoss IJames. 12th Avenue ...... 3 bedrooms .. 3.-..- Fruni a Kepublicau standpoint, the Demo Tantalus 3 bedrooms . . 45.00 Price for Quick Sale Lunalilo St...... 2 bedrooms . , 35.00 Bargain cratic platfonn is 4bully.' It will make many AVhom the gods would destror ther first make hundreds of HepuMiean rotes in XoremlKT. It Pauahi street Democrats. UNFURNISHED Lunalilo St .t .3 bedrooms ..$43.00 O-- -- r the mall order house in a lower; rate Young St . ,.2 bedrooms ... 35.00 WUhelmina Rise .2 bedrooms ... 30.00 I PARCEL within this distance. Within this tone GROWING USE 0 F POST Aloha Lane ... bedrooms ,.. 17.00 - of l 50 miles the rate is virtually a ...,.2 4 16.00 o- post cent a pound, outside It Is larger. A Lod Joe 3 bedrooms tr ... The telephones and the parcel friend could do her errand. Now her Kalihi, opp. KanuIV Hoad bedrooms ... 25.00 beautifully together. The house- purchase arrives in the morning with merchant ISO miles from Chicago, i.. work therefore, Palolo Hill ...;..i...3 bedrooms ;.. 30.00 wife calls up the village store and the rural carrier. The C. O. D. system has a large area within "Waterhouse Trust'' asks to have certain, things perhapa facilitates the operation. In the small- which, because of his lower postage, dress goods or household ; ntensiis er cities the same expedition prevails. he can still do business. And the fact i s Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts. out Immediately.'r In the old days The local merchant finds that his area is. as already said, that the local mer Guard a n Tru t Co., Ltd. tent n" ' she would have had to go to'-tow- of patronage, which was formerly lim chants have already outgrown their i . ZZ5 Dank of Hawaii Cldg. herself, or have theAtred man harness ited to the city Itself, has a radius of apprehensions of the parcel pos-t- up, ot wait for several days until aoms 150 miles. He has one advantage over ;The World's Work. HONOLULU RTAR-BULLETI- FRIDAY. JFLYClOll. FIVD 1 PLATFORM ADOPTED BY Yellow Crepe DEBUS Pan AFTER THREE DAY'S CONFERENCES The great popularity: and general use of the i er (Mima) Royal B Powder attest its superiority READY CUT FOH LEI MAK- I Following i the platform finally hand to provide for the prompt build-Ini- j by Democratic-territoria- l homestead ING, ICc THE ROLL. adapted the of rrds. committee following three1 days con- The Audit of Accounts. ferences, many cf which were We believe that the present law3 with rerard to .inditing of public ac- - When you buy and use only the We. the representatives of. the counts are !nade'iate. and should be democratic party of the Territory of! amended. We believe in the principle ROYAL BAKING POWDER, you : Hawaii, in committee assembled, re-- j of a territorial ihljt bureau, w hereby 4 devotion pledges accounts of the territorial depart-th- c have the positive assurance that your Sold affirm our and v loathe byDru DO Dennison's principles of the great national "irents and the county departments Democratic party, and we urge that may be efficiently and thoroughly aud-afte- r food raised by it is not polluted by1 everywhere Crepe Tissue many years of continuous strug- - ited from time to time, ly 7r&s . gle against the prhilege-seekin- g and Marriage License, alum, lime, or any of the adulter- privilege-grantin- g Republican party, a r We condemn tU present arbitrary All Colors glorious victory for the party has irnnner of appointing marriage license ants common to other powders been achieved in the election of agents by the territorial treasurer. ' President , Wood row Wilson. The and pledge our party to the enact-Democrati- c congress, under the wise, ment of a law authorizing the several V HAWAIIAN NEWS CO. progressive leadership of President county treasurers to handle the issu- - Wilson coupled with the unvarying ance of marriage licenses, the fees It is unwise to take chances by the use ol any other trenfl LIMITED. and tireless cooperation of the Dfmo-- from which should become county SPOTS In the Young Building cratic representatives, has written I realizations. more constructive and far reaching Minimum Wage. Imperfection on your mirror legislation in me interests 01 me We pledge our candidates to the tan be removed by resllvering. common people In the statutes of 15 legislature to work for a law whfch In j on request. box 589, Honolulu, Hawaii. months than was enacted 15 years will make the minimum wage two dol-o- f Royal Baking Powder Cook Book ser t free Addrctt Republican rule. We rejoice in j lars per day for all unskilled labor OLD the fact that under this government performed by territorial, county and Initiative, Referendum and RecalL propriation for the purpose of main- Immigration. human rights now prevail over prop municipal government emp:oyes. taining and extending the operations condemn the policy of the Re erty We favor the initiative, referendum We nd worn out mirrors ml to rights. Citizen Labor on Federal and recall. Such iaws serve to save of the territorial marketing division. publican party by which they have took The Ttariff. Public Work. the people from tho wrongful doings Municipal Ownership, flooded the Territory with undesirable The Democratic party in an almost We pledge our candidate for Dele- - of officers that have been elected by Believing In the principal of govern- Filipino laborers. Incredibly short time has made good gate to Congress to work for such their votes, and also give a conveni- ment ownership of public utilities, we We demand an Immediate repeal of Its promises and pledges to the treasures as will prevent the employ-America- n ent method of voting on such ques- pledge our senators and representa- all the laws of the Territory author- NEW people in giving this na-,me- nt cf any but citizen labor on fed. tions as territorial and county bonds tives that in cases ot taking over any izing assisted immigration. Oeprt-- 4 tion a new tariff law. government in laws may be submitted property from any franchise holders Settlement on Quetn. Phone Silvepnu This tariff eral work Hawaii, and other that ' l7 merit law touches the tntire commercial Public Administrator, to the people. a physical valuation of such property We pledge our " candidates to tho lite of the nation and we believe thatj We favor the ravage of a law by Detention Home for Juveniles. shall be insisted upon as a basis of legislature to procure a liberal appro- hAMM-YOON- Q a3 patriotic e chil- priation for Queen Lilluokalanl and THE von CO. citizens we ought to meet which the duties of. public adminis-th- We believe that the delinquent settlement. ( new pledge, Dc.legato to conditions in a coun-witho- dren of the community should not be Law. our candidate for Sharp Signs LTD, Honolulu. fair spirit trator shall be added to those of The Liquor ' com- Congress to work for a pension for , .Agent premature and unjust criti- - tv treasurer, who. with tho nrivw nH herded with common inebriates and We have heard no serious 186 Merchant Street m following ' the precedent estab- , ' of eounty criminals, and to that end we pledge plaints against our present liquor law. her f assistance the attorney,' by congress In granting a pen- 'shall act as the local officer of the! the Democratic members of the com- We do not believe In eternally tinker- lished provide appropri- sion to Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Mc I The public schools of this territory county in perforroaing the duties ing legislature to an ing with laws that are admittedly good. VlfiiT THE NEW 8TOH,OF of; Kinley. :. constitute the cornerstone of our public adm!nistrator, without fee or ation with mandatory direction for Neither do we believe In establishing , . .. democracy, and it is through these reward, except his salary as 'counfc' the erection and 'maintenance of a sn unknown tribunal with the powers County of Kalawao. of ap- We pledge our candidates to the schools that the various races . territorial home for the detention of a court, from which there Is no REGAL SndB; in this treasureras provided for by law legislature to work for a liberal appro- territory must be welded and molded Equal Suffrage. juvenile delinquents in the City and peal. The law proposed by the Re- into County of Honolulu. , will be found to priation for the unfortunates of tho MOTfcL SVtk American citizenship. We pledged We believe in the principle of equal! publican platform te COH. FORT AHU cur party u provide a very dangerous one In practise. County of Kalawao. for the develop- - suffrage. We are thoroughly in svm-men- t Territorial Marketing Division. of education that shall ha nf We indorse the efforts being made Tax Assessors Elected by People. Hawaii a Free Port. . - practical marketing We pledge our candidates - to the The completion of the Panama canal value to our boys and girls end, both on the mainland of the Unit I ly the territoTial division makinS more to secure a legislature to work for the passage of necessitates the establishment of a -- i them efficient in ed States and in this Territory. We to assist the small farmer products of his la a law by which tax acBessors should free port by the United States or I general lire duties, pledge our candidate for Delegate fair return fqr the wl pledge to' we pledge our candidates be elected by the people in each and Eyes Examined our party in this territory Congress to work for an amendment ' bor, and to, the legislature to make adequate ap every county of the Territory (Continued on page six) v 11 " commission to the Organic Act, so as to promote '1,mT; y. tbe present congress Glasses such legislation as will give the wo-I?-! Supplied the,8t.ud.yI f vocational schools to men of this Territory a right to vote. me ena mat the schools of this torrl. w kdh k

l I I :: in ,ositJon ! . Factory on the Premises. , J vZItZZI Pme? legislation should be undertaken, a they entit ed tn th i,vti ..v. . ' New Styles In ; government tor vo- -. the voters on question should be cational schools. this : - held in this Territory. We are con- - A 3 uovernment ; A. N. Sanford, T by Commission. pel led to view with v suspicion the The movement to-- IpA'NAMA1H AN D C L OTH of this territory ; modesty and tiroidfty of the Republi-W- J Howmuchbetter ard,J more popular ques-shoul- d Boston Building :; Fort Street .' - At Mainland Prices. v government can party in reference to thb V be promoted, by wise and tfon ' u - thoughtful ! ' . Over May &. Co. FUKURODA CO. legislation and we disap- - Cemeteries. prove of any 1 Hotel St, Cor. Bijou Lane. plan or plans which in- - j We believe that the reservation or voire government by any kind of ap4 acquirement of suitable plots of vv.uw vuiuiuission; we declare it to ground, to of to convenient the centers is DAVIDSON MO- it Agents for HARLEY ofr a matjer.ot party principle TORCYCLES and SUPPLIES. in thiavTOpulation should be made in each 1.1 a106 Preent system ot county for the burial of the indigent carrying on the government of rhi .amAfo ,minn, CITY MOTOR CO. ; hh tk nnu territory by various boards or com- - city of Honolulu terruire thouchtful AH Repair ' Skilled Mechanics for missions ought to be discouraged and consideration. ' Proper regulation "1 doty of carryjnS should be made, enabl'ng the poor tV Pauahl nr. Fort SL Tel;2051 on all kinds should be delected only rmry nh crsuns Properiy elected tor peiied to piy such expfbnt charges 1 tl.rlripurposa. usually ;'exacied by privata Improvement. insiare Harbor ceiretery companies. , c again RICHELIEU , favpr a memorial to con- - County Government. , ' ;.; PEARLS ' gHS!i 0a ake an Appropriation for J We again reiterate our belief In , dredging of Kalihi county' governnrrnt. we pledge i n Strands of Variegated Colors Harbor, and and by condemnatloa . proceed i nirs nr nnr rpnrrrn tat fvp and conntnra in. I and Shapes. otherwise, acquire all necessary lands the enactment of such legislation as ! n 99 iWALL & DOUGHERTY P. H. BURNETTE me territory for the may be necessary for the extensim Tnlr PUbliC Wharves, tO meet the lncrp. nf tho nnvam at tho, iWfnront nr. tint v ing ! Commissioner of Deeds for California demands for greater shipping ac- - governments. We favor the creat'on and New York; NOTARY PUBLIC; : commodations, of an office in each, countv where u-a- wa Mortgages, ueeas, buis or. Kedemptionfrem Execution Sale deeds, mortgpes. etc.,' shall be re mm HONOLULU Leases, wins, etc. Aiiorney ror We favor the nassaee at lav h corded, and a provfsion made for some t. the District Courts, 79 MERCHANT Which a mortm?nf nr a n k, loffic'sl of thp rnnntv tn havn rhurrs ! STREET, HONOLULU, 1846. CITY TAXI STAND Phone sha?l have tbe right to redeem real' cfthe same or that a new elective! jt. . - www owu uuuci lortfciosure OI inort--; ullu;t; ut3 tiraieu ivr iiitti purpose. PHONE 3438 IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE, IN, ,1 exec"on sale, within one Taxation. p NEWSPAPERS : KllV 8Ufh saIe by paying We believe that the present system than to bend - ??ri ' i and costs. of , taxation is ;rong In theory and Anywherat A Tinie Call on or Co 9 , V in way it works out in practice. . : k cf Hawaii. the write v-.-- i i . . ' Finest Meats-Lo- west W iCe DI Hawaii is an We believe that a valuation of a'l tho E. C DAK RS ADVERTIL. kG1 insti - Prices tutlon which it will be the endpavnr Property In the Territory, for assess- over a hot stove in hotter of should be made, a Auto. Delivery 124 Sansome Street ' San Francisco a united Democracy to make a ment Purposes, first worthy "college of the people" and tfaat after this valuation, a budget C. Y. HOP WO MEAT MARKET t. thoroughly lowing the total expenses for the f in keening with similar - Opposite . Fi&hmarkuL colleges of agriculture and mechanic year both v territorial and county, kitchen : to have a "breeze , ' - be-made- apon as-unio- Art Pictures ; arts found in' every state of the should and 'snch .The Lever bill- - recently Se88ed Taluation and such proposed HONOLULU PICTURE FRAMING passed fcy the Democratic congress is budget' the" rate of taxation should THAYER PIANO CO., LTD. an based, UPPLY CO. evidence of the attitude of Demo- - be by wire" instead of swelter- cracy toward these colleges, and the P'therles. failure of of-191- STEIN WAY bi Sc. nr. flotei Pbon till Hawaii's college 0f . agri-- f In our P!atf orm the follow AND OTHER PIANOS culture and mechanic arts to receive mS recommendation was made: "We the benefits , Congress, : 154 Hotel Street. Pbon 2318 of this bill constitutes urge upon and we pledge ing in the summer heat to TUNING GUARANTEED. an unanswerable indictment of tbe our candidate for Delegate to Con weak, faltering and utterly Incompe- gress so to do, the necessity of ap--J Dust With tent representation of this territory propriating money and to acquire by and Its Interests by necessary all vested MEAT MARKET & GROCERY the Republican condemnation if lei Electricity, "the willing WIZARD Polish delegate to congress. Due to the ab- private fishing rights in this Terri- sence of the delegate and the wholly tory, and to open the same for public Inefficient ; representation of Hawaii in use." . Phone 3451 BARRERE Phone 329? W ashington by the . Republicans, an We further demand enforcement, by servant," do work cheer- ' exception the C, Q. YE E HOP CO, was. made tf Hawaii alone the territorial government, of sec- 1 In diverting e x HONOLULU DRY GOODS CO. these funds from our lo- tions ninety-fiv- (95) and ninety-si- cal college and thus "checking the (96) of the Organic Act, and we urge Plans of our college administration Congress to provide means to promote GRAND TWO WEEKS' SALE NOW tocarry on fully and cheaply. SEE OUR the work of intelligent fish culture in the seawaters of the AV.tW agriculture abroad In CHANGES OF RATES 5 ON the territory Territory. Homesteads and Homestead Roads. Statehood.: HONOLULU AUTO & We 17 Hotel St. Opp. Bijou Theater again announce our . repeated in na- ; TAXI CO. , belief In The assertion the the principle that the public tional platforms of Behn & Bedford. Mgrs. lands of the Democratic this territory ought to be given party, United States should 2999 Phones 100! to that the You, too, - the citizens. We pledge the Demo- acquire no territory except that which can. enjoy the J; W. Kershrer cratic party of this territory to work is ultimately destined for statehood" for the enactment of such legislation, strengthens our confidence in ulti- PURE AND FRESH Vulcanlzcr both in congress and in the local leg- mate statehood for Hawaii. We M Ilk, Cream and Butter. Correct Prlcse . islature, as will tend to facilitate the charge insincerity on the part of the benefits of Electricity if you homesteading of the public : Clnn SL pup. Library, lands in Republican party in making state- PHONE 3622. such a way as to build up the citizen ments favoring statehood, as express- CITY DAIRY farmer class- - of this territory, in ed in their platrorm. and as pjroof of connection with the question of home-steadin- g, such, insincerity, we call the attention will get in touch with the YEE YI CHAN we believe that one cause of people to fact that, al- of the the the failure of bona fide home-steadm- g though clothed with power for a long CHINESE RESTAURANT has been the lack of roads. period of time, both national and lo- Chop Suey and other Chinese dlahea We believe that roads should be cal, party never through built that has Introduced Home Cafe served at reasoanble prices. all homestead tracts here- a bill in Congress asking for state- ! after opened. GOOD MEALS. 11t Hotel Street, Near Maunakea We believe that these hood for this Territory. Reiterating Q fupstairs) roads should be built at the our plank for statehood of 1912. we Hawaiia Electric Co., when time Bereunla and Emma such homestead- - tracts are again , pledge our Delegate Con- opened. to We therefore pledge our gress to Introduce a. bill at the first Limited representatives and senators to enact opportunity to provide for an act by legislation providing for a revolving which Hawaii may be fund admitted into If Husbands only knew the of sufficient size to allow the the Union as a state. M. E. SILVA, prompt building of roads as soon as pleasure their wives would Leading Workman's Compensation Act. The the homestead tracts are opened, the W'e pledge our party so far as the Phone 3431 take In a flown made hy DAVI-SO- N, UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER money from the sale of such home- territorial. Jurisdiction extends, to an Pantheon Bids Fort SL Cor. Kukui and Nunanu Sts, stead lots to be turned back into the employe's compensation law provid U Tel 1179. night call 2514 or 2160 said revolving fund, so that at ail ing adequate indemity for injury to j times there may be sufficient funds on body or loss of life. BIX noKOLOTTT CTXC-BtTLLETIK- , FnilUT, JCLY. 21, 191 1

H onolulu Stock Exchange r i. w i DAILY REMINDERS .Ji Friday. July "2 4. KEEP YOUR

' MERCANTILE ' Bid Asked Round - the island , tn sato $5.00. Fine 'Alexander&Baldwin. UJ.' . . : 150 Lewis Stables. Phone 214L adrer- - STOMACH C. Brewer k Co. ISO 230 tlsment. -- m " In'jood condition SUGAR,' " : Grindstones, whetstones, hones. slii WHITE LEGHORNS "r : ' fc Kwa : Plantation Co. ... 1 stcnes, etc, at Lewers Cooke, Ltd., on the Haiku Sugar Co. 24 .....1177 So King Sf ; (Acclimated) ' Jim Qulna and Manuel Reis are VOYAG.E Hawaiian Agri. Co. .... 100 .... MONDAY Haw. C. A Sug., Ca ... 2.", bow located at the Young Hotel Auto CLUB STABLES bv drinking our O. sUt-e- d; Sugar Co. 25 26 'Stand, opposite xoung HoteL rnone Chapter. S.; WARINE AUTOMOBILE Hawaiian .... LIMITED. 7:30 p. m, IJonokaa Sugar Co...... 2V (2511. advertisement i w com- Tel. 11C9 1 lonomu Sugar Co...... The Courtiana Hotel, nere TUESDAY: , fortable rooms and excellent cusine ; -, Hutchinson Sug. Fun. Co PURE MILK j, Honolula Lodge No. 40?; Spe-- Kabukn, Pla n. Co...... 14 14 tare under the management of Mrs. cial. First Degrwe; 7:30 p m. 11. E. Kekaha Sugar Co...... 80 Palmer. advertisement delivered on steamers -- Don blame your own. financial de-- I COULD JUST DIE TANGO- WEDNESDAY Koloa Sugar Co. . ,,. . . . . t - ' to your order. new on a Vic- ; McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd . 2Ti!pression on poutlcal affaii. iou can ING" to a tune Hawaiian Lodge No. 21: Sp save money, even the amounts tor Record, played on a Vic-trol- a. cial. Third Degree; 7:30 p. m. LIFE Oahu Sugar Co. 13,6111 if - Olaa Sugar Co, Ltd 18 'are less than usual. But bank your r THURSDAY-FRID- AY ! o Onomea Sugar Co. ... . 17 20 savings with the Bank of Hawaii. ' !; When you go calling on Her you Honolulu Dairymen's BERGSTROM MUSIC CO., Ltd. Paauhau Sugar Plnn. Co.. 11 ! want to lock your, You will if Oceanic Lodge No. 371. Spe- Pacific Sugar MtiL .... 50 best Association cial, Third Degree; 7:30 p. m. Paia Plantation Co. 922 ...'you don an Alfred Benjamin suit place to get! fine Phone 1542 Peepeekeo Sugar Co. .... 9 . and the these suits SATURDAY l e Pioneer Mill Co. ... 17 184 ?s t The Clarion. It is the only store Waialua Agri. Co. .... 50 gf 1 in town inai sews doming 01 mis SHOW A BRAVE FRONT TO SCHOFIELD LODGE ma Vik a vA 1 n m Af nnllnvC A Walluku Sugar Co...... THE WORLD BY WEARING i THURSDAY. Ltd Waimanalo Sugar Co. ... shirts and ties there, too. NEW ADLER ROCHESTER Casde&Cool AS YOU CAN Meeting far business, 7;30 p. Waimea Sugar Mill Co...... SUIT SUCH IDEAL m. ; Work in Degree. ; M1SCELULNEOUS. .Don't go home tonight all out of GET FOR $25 AT THE First 7:30 p. m. Agents Haiku F. &.P. Co. pfd... sorts with a headache brain in CLOTHING CO., Pantheon Bldg. Willow SATURDAY. Haiku Ft.APkg. Co.. Cora. whirl. Take Shac and go home care New . 1C8 Work in First Degree. Hawaiian Electric Co...... free advertisement Hawaiian Irr. CvLtd...... All visiting members of the Pineapple Co.. Zi 36 -- at-te- Hawaiian Chairs and FLOWERS? TO THE FAIR" order are cordially Invited to nd Hilo R. VL Co. pfd...... PLATFORM ADOPTED In words, a beautiful bou- meetings of local lodges. Hilo Ry. Co, , 2V other Established In com...... --purchased at the 151. Ry. BY BOURBON PARTY quet for Her Hilo Co. pfd.'.. Rockers Floriat Shop cf Mrs? E. M. Tay- Hono. B. & M. f!o.. Ltd . 1 6 V2 16 AFTER, MANY MEETINGS lor, Hotel street 'opxo3ito tho HONOLULU LODGE NO. 1, MOD- BANK? ' Hon. Gas Co. pfJ...... 105 ' ; ' " ' i Young Cafe. ERN ORDER OF PHOENIX. . t i HAWAII Hon. Gas Co.. corn. ... 105 (Continued from page five) Coyne Furniture Co. Hono. R. T. & Ia. 150 - Co.... Alexander Young Bldg. Will meet at home, corner BISHOP & CO. Inter-Islan- d Co. 125 140 J come other nation on both the Atlan their S. Nav. 1053 to 1059 Bishop St Berctania and streets, every Mutual Telephpne Co. . .. 16 18 I tic and the Pacific sides .thereof. Fort BANKERS. ICE CREAM Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Oahu Ry. & Land Co... 12 126 luch as Hongkong, Hamburg, Cura PURE v G. C. LKITHEAD, Lader. You lake ur Pabang , Co. . cao, Punta Arenas, St. Thomas. can't Rubber ... I J. W. LI)YD. Secretary. v Tanjong Olok Robber Co. . The commerce of the wvrld de m iM-- with vim wJx'ii voir ... RAWLEY'S BONDS. . : mands and will have Such a port it Safety Blades 4225 HONOLULU LODGE, 616, B. P. O. E. mvss tin (Sivsit Dividr Commercial Hamakua Ditch. Co. maintained in Hawaii will in no way Fort nr. Berctania Thone and Travelers' Let 6s.. Resharpened better than new. We Honolulu Lodge No. lmt you'll havr a Iwttrr ters of Credit Issued on the II. C t S. Co 5s...... interfere with Dur imitort laws, but Grind Anything. , 61G, B. T. O. Elks, " Hawaiian Irr. CoJ .... wllljdraw to our nation-- a large part Bank of California and 6s.... HONOLULU GRINDING CO. . meets In their on journey if for nld ajjt you Haw. Ter. 4s, Ref, 1903...... of the trade of all other nations.. Ha halt the London Joint waii 1115 Alakea, opo. Y. M. CA. King St. near Fort, provide Haw. Ter. 5s, Pub. Imp. . ".'. . . above all other place in the Pa Extra Large every Friday evening; Stock Bank, Haw, Ter. Pub. Imp. ,4a...... cific ccean is most desirable for such "' Vlaltlng vessels-fro- direc-tion- s Brothers are Ltd London a port Here all Chiffoniers - . to NY Haw. Ter. may discharge parts of cordially invited 3s .... .those Put Your Poultry Problems lAILEY'S FURNITURE STORE attend. SAVING Hilo R.R.C0.68 issue 01...... tueir cargoes that are to be delivered King.: v up to the .. Alakea St, near ANDREWS, E.R. Hilo R.R.CO.R.&E. Con.6s. 50 65 to ports outside of their regular route. U somi: II. DUNS 1 1 EE. Sec Correspondents for tha Ameri- HonoKaa Sug. Co. X.. . 62 the same to be takon by another ves CALIFORNIA FEED CO. OF can Express Company Hon Gas . Co, same Alakea, comer Queen. and Ltd. 58. .... sel and carried onward In the Dont MfsaThis Chance. Wm. McKINLEY LODGE, No. 2, Thot, Cook & Son. , Hon. R.T.&L.C0. 103 manner as railroads, handle each you : p. - ' 6s...... oth They will tell the trouble. i : k. of thosi: Kauai Ry. Co. 6s.. c...... er's freight ; and passengers. When CROWN BICYCLES ONLY $30, DOLLARS Kohala Ditch Co. . ... Hawaii is made such a distributing Meets every 1st and 3d Tues-rf- 9 6s.... o'clock In NOW! McBryde Sugar Co. 5s...... 95 I point for commerce, the advantageous HONOLULU CYCLERY CO. day evening at 7:30 Interest Allowed on K. ot P. Halt cor. Fort and Term and Mutual Tel. 6s .... results to her will be. incalculable. ; '3 " LATEST ARRIVAL 180 South King St Visiting Savings Bank Deposits. Natomas Con. Cs ...... I The Democratic party pledges itself --S Beretania. brothers Oahu Ry. & Land Co. 5s 100 to, keep at it until it shall accomplish PURITAN cordially Invited to attend. LADIES' UNDER MUSLIN. - W. V. KOLB. C. - Oahu Sugar. Co. 6s...... 11. iuai a ufiegaie 101 C iemocruc CO., L. B. REEVES,. K. R. S. Olaa Sugar Co. 6s . ... fc. . 50 60 Congress can do far more than a YAT LOY Pacific Guano & F. Co. 6s 101U Republican with the party now in Phone 3122 King, near Nuuanu For the Latest Style Hats Pacific, Sugar Mill Co. 6s 62 lA power for the . advancement of Ha for ; Ladies and Gentlemen San Carlos Milling - Us. .Co. 6s ..... waii's interests'' in, every? way, must Coma and 8ee BETHEL ST. AUTO 8TAND BANK Waialua Agri. Co.' 5s ...... be self-evide- to all voters. Alexander The Primary Law.. K. UYEDA : 5. 20 C. Honolulu Photo 1028 Nuuanu SL Sales: Session Sales II. , The Republican, party' has enacted ' St Phone 4004 S. Co. 30, 25 Olaa . Primary Law admittedly Co. 25; 1. a , thst Is Supply C: faulty in many of Its provisional We CHEAP RATES HEADQUARTER! I HONOLULU Latest Sugar quotations: . 96 dee. pledge our candidates for legisla KODAK the UNION FORD STAND ; LIMITED test. 3.26 cts, or $63.20 per ton. ture to so amend the Jaw (that the 1059 Fort Street : :LuJui wishes ot the people as expressed in a primary de- - CONFECTIONS Limited. election ,may not be Phone 4770 SUMMER Issues K. N. A K. Letters of Sugar reatek-- , thu,; OUR SERVICE and the 3.26cts GOODYEAR TIRES will IN MILLINERY Credit and Trawlers' Checks Territorial Administration UNION ST., NEAR HOTEL The . Democratic party of Hawaii ELIMINATE your tire troubles. Sugar Factors l-2- "MISS available throughout the worML d deeply deplores that its expectations POWER Beets 9s2 GUARANTEE VULCANIZING ! '. - Boston Block Commission Merchants of a progressive Democratic adminis COMPANY tration on the part of Governor L. E. SPECIAL SALE and Insurance Agents Henry 840 Alaket St.' Phone 4688 Waterhouse Trust Co Pinkham have not been fulfilled. Gov Glass Linsor and Pongee Waist ernor Pinkham. from the beginning of Cchle Transfers Patterns :. SUITS at his administration, .has not been in PONGEE PRE- v YEE CHAN & CO. DRY-CLEANE- D Members . Honolulu Stock and Bond sympathy wjth the rank and file of BARGAIN COUNTER Agents for Lowest King and Bethel Sts. Rates ; ,.. Exchange our party and he has: shown by his MIUM SALE NOW ON AT Cor. & Sugar Hawaiian Commercial FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS Inability to grasp the political situa CITY MERCANTILE CO. FRENCH LAUNDRY Cc, tion his: appointment, evidently Phone 1491 Telephone 1203 that 24 Hotel St, nr. Nuuanu ITilku Comrany. . brought Suar about, through misrepresen Phone 4206 Ts.li Plantation. tation and deceit as to his political MXHESNEY COFFEE CO. C. J. F. MORGAN CO., LTD. v affiliation and beliefs, was a serious Haul Agricultural Company. Brewer & Co. ROASTERS. mistake. ; We denounce his adminis COFFEE HEYWOOD 8H0ES WEAR" Company. ; ; STOCK BROKERS Hawaiian Sugar (Limited) - Kona Coffee Information tration as thoroughly- undemocratic. Dealers in Old And wear longer than you ex- Il&huku Plantation Company. , Furnished and Loans KEE LOX CARBON Made. 1 MERCHANT ST HONOLULU pect for $4.60 ni ls IIcDryde Sugar Co., SUGAR FACTORS,' COMMIS. ,.' Ltd. Is the Typists' Choice. 8HOE CO. 810N MERCHANTS, MERCHANT MANUFACTURERS' Ils.hulul Railroad Company. 8HIP. STREET STAR BLDG. Limited.- - Kacai Hallway Company. PINO AND INSURANCE "': Phone 1S72. ORDERS OF THE Yes, at ARLEIGH'3 & Kauai Fruit & Land Co Ltd. AGENTS, FORT ST, HONO. H. HACKFELD CO. ' HAWAIIAN DEPT. , Limited. WHITH WIN03 llouolua Ranch. : LOOK FOR THE lulu, t. a 8ugar Factors, Importers, and Special Orders," No. 136. July 22, BOY SCOUT SHOES Commission Merchants. - HONOLULU.

; - List of Officers end Directors; FOR. RENT. 1. .Private Geo.. A. Walters, Com- $3.00 Insurance E. F. Bishop ...... President pany B, 2nd Infantry, Fort Shatter, H. Jlrc Nicely" be discharged Army TOUi WANT A TAX! house, bedrooms T.will from the M AASS Q. H. Robertson furnished four MclNENRYSHOE STORE COLD DRINKS AND IF - . FOR ICE ; - J porch, $50. child- - by the Commanding Officer of that 2500 Phone : : Vice-Preside- and sleeping No Fort at King St. nt and Manager thc ; ren. Apply Mrs. B. F. Lee, 1534 Ma- - post by purchase under the provisions 14 ICE CREAM TRY THE D. F, Ci!!in::m Co. R. (vers ...... Secretary ' gazine st Phone 1463." of General Orders No. 31, current se i V 5314-t- f ries. War Department (8769.) HAWAIIAN DRUG CO. LIF'ITLD. E. A. R. Ross...... Treasurer 2. The leave of absence for. one SUva's Toggery, Central A;ent for Hawaii: Q. R.' month, granted Captain .Varrien ,D. Hotel and Bethel Streets Carter.....) ' 1 1 . "Equal to the Tt j.w r . u Limited, Atfas Assurance Company of H. Cooke .) London, New York Under- C Special Orders No. 144, Headquarters, Sterling mark "THE 8TORE FOR GOOD NEW TODAY Schofield writers' Agency; Providence J. R. Catt ...... )M, Directors Barracks, H. T dated June CLOTHES 30,; 1914, is extended five days. Washington Insurance Co. , PL 'V':':4 ' on Silver. Elks' Building . King Street A. Cooks ....) ; NOTICE, ' Attention is invited, to the require tfi floor Stangenwald Building. ments of GeneraL Orders No. 196, War A, Gartley .) . To the voters of the City and County Department 1907, and General Or- D. G. May ...... Auditor. Qf Honolulu: , ' '. V : ; ; ders No. 42, series 1913, these head- I hereby announce myself as candi quarters. (8773.) ' - pacific engineering date on the Republican ticket for the Special Orders No. 137. July 23. Basketry Ments Wanted 1914." company, Ltd. House, from the Fifth district ; at the Con- 500 Specimens - : - Designing and coming primary election...- L Private James L. Logan, Com- Consulting, SOUTH 'Zl'.Z INSURANCE CO. OF HAWAII . pany M, 2nd structing Engineers. HAWAII & Sale Respectfully yours. Infantry, Fort Shatter, H. CURIO CO. For - SEAS O'Nell &G cor. Strnc- HIRE'S Ltd, Bids, King St. WILLIAM E. PAIKULI. T., is transferred to the Quartermast Bridsres. Buildines. Concrete ''- Building JYrt SL Sanitary, Sys-- , PINEAPPLE Young bedroom 5914-Jul- y 21, 28, Sept 4. 11. er. Corps at that post. (D. Q. M. tnres, Steel'Structures, ;fer $16002 house, artesian st, s. i 4097-312-). on rro-Ject- DISTILLED WATER near. Punahou School lot 53x105. ms, Reports ana Estimates i ; 1045 WA-WATE- IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF 4. Musician Marshall H. Coons, Phone CONSOLIDATED SODA R THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE Company H, 1st, Infantry, Sehofield WORKS LTD. the, United States in and the Dis- CO, BANK, LIMITED. for Barracks H. is transferred as Pri 601 Phone 2171 LUSCIOUS QUENCHINQ Yen. trict and Territory of Hawaii. In HAWAIIAN PICTURESSTATION Fort St vate to the Telephone and Telegraph FRAMING, Capital subscribed.... 4 8.000.000 P. E. Re STEATJCH Bankruptcy. In the Matter of K. Detachment Company M, Signal ERY PICTURE Capital Harano and S. Akashi. copartners, do paid up...... 30.000.000 Watty Bldg. f 74 a King St Corps. He will proceed to Fort Shatt- OFFICE SUPPLIES. Reserve fund 18.900,000 , ing business under the name of Aloha ISLAND er, H. T, reporting on. arrival to the MUTTON K. A WOK Local Manager Drug Cou, Bankrupts. of organiza- I...... commanding officer the HIGH GRADE SODA WATER Co. To the creditors of K. Harano and to- - duty. HONOLULUPOT tion which transferred, for AND CRAFTS SHOP FOR RENT S. Akashl, copartners, doing YE ARTS LET ME RENT OR business The expense of this transfer will p& 1122 SELL Fort St Metropolitan Meat Market : . Nev7 furnished cottage ...... $32.50 under the name cf Aloha Drug Co., of Dorne by the soldi". (316Z.J. YOUR PROPERTY. Honolulu, the district aforesaid, a Phone 3445 New Sbedroom cottage ...... 27.50 in 'Only 2 gears In mesh In the Have Calls Every Day. , bankrupt: '. . ; Five-bedroo-m house ...... 30.00 Occasionally a bachelor marries be- simple s Two-bedroo-m Notice . is hereby given on the -- ex- cottage ...... 15.00 that cause ne imagines divorce-i- less F R I S B I E M O T O R 22d day July, : A. D. 1914, K. ' J. L. Wilson, v Neat cottage in town 2 bedr'ms 22.00 of said pensive than a breach of promise. guarantee. Harano and S. Akashl were duly ad-- 3 to 75.h.p. Ironclad tZS ?hone ?S6I Neat cottage In town, 2 bedr'ms 25.00 ' Fort St judged bankrupts, and that the .first NOTICE. if Grindstones HONOLULU IRON WORKS Co. H. Schnack, ; meeting of their creditors Will be held J. at S46 kaahumanu street Honolulu, The Republican County Comm!tt f .'Real Estate. on the 8th day of August 1914. at wRl meet at 7:30 o'clock Friday eve r : - Lewers & Cooke, ; MONUMENTS Brewer Bulldine. Telephone S63 0 o'clock A. M, at which time said ing, July 2L in the office of Robt Ltd. iroTST ' and all kinds of marble creditors may attend, prove their Breckons, Nos.V-- and 2; Sj r cleaned and repaired by expert 11031.1X11' KELATIOMS CLOSED claims, examine the" bankrupt elect a building. ; rr; . workmen at reasonable prices. f.an-ewa- ld 1C2 Merchs-i- t Bdlg, SL trustee, and transact such other busi- AH members are request! t X ISNT IT SO? Call Zimmerman at ' for STOCK AND BOND BROKLAS PassengerThat last station was ness as may. properly come - before present as busin-- 3 jot ir. ; "Have you noticed when a man has J, C. AXTELL'S my Why, did- said meeting. will be transacted. an argument with a woman he always Members Honolulu Stock and . Bond destination, sah. sah, ' ' . Alakea Street Exchange L n't you stop thar? GEO S. CURRY, r ives inf ".. ' ' We in Bankruptcy.. .Vice-Chairmn- n V. ; v '"Yes, nnd have yori noticed whrn a Conductor don't stop thero Referee " ! w BtAh-KUIX- ni YOU any more. The engineer's mad at the July 24. 1914. ' Committee. woman has an argument ith a man ST CITES YOU UlH 1 .: ir-- ' - ; r 1 : 5914-l- t . i never gives ; HEW S TOD station agent. Sacred Heart Review. . slie out?" TODAY'S Al HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- N, FRIDAY JULY 24, 1014. SEVEN

LOOPHOLES IN CITY FINANCIAL The Changing Mj o o uim and ooys Uon 14 to 19 years of - age undergo physical changes YE LIBERTY THEATER ACCOUNTING SYSTEM ARE SHOWN b'cb tax their strength to the utmost and the strain is always apparent from Another Wg hose last night Only foux'reorc r.ishts tf. th Maude 1J pale cheeks, colorless lip, tod tired ' Adams of tlie MovU'S - : bodies sometimes eruptions of the skia V .; &aiV.V &AfMJ '& Hawaii Commission ed that he is perfectly satisfied with and the otter lack of the msibition and Probe Has animation with which MIDSUMMER OPERA SEASON ON OF THE FAMOUS his office's relations with the banks tbeit younger MI Session to Secure Ideas and that he thinks the banks are real- years were filled. JUVENILE n Public Auditing ly going out of their way to help the Budding into womanhood and man- Mary Pickford V city along. McCarthy said also that hood, with thedoties of school or business, demands concentrated Crinjk Play J Ixcpholes in Honolulu municipal ac- his accounts and those of th audi- nourishment In the Croat counting, with tor and clerk have checked up cor- which is readily convertible into ted blood resultant iossibilitiea of except corpuscles, energy and strength, financial leaks, were uncovered this rectly in the past in one case ami the that of a laborer who ""raised a war- very best thing for this changing age is ; morning by the Hawaii coanty; graft rant from $.450 to $14.50 and was de- the medical nutriment in Scott's KmoK In Bishop's probe commission course blood-makin- g the in the of a tected. He said there was no fric sion it possesses the rare Carriage eee&ion City J short with and County tion between his office and the clerks properties of cod liver oil in a ptedi Treasurer C. J. McCarthy and City and ? gested form; bypopbosphites for the the commissioner's questions nervous system, Kxtra AddtM fVuture uxfoniy tieri u runauoaiaui. jr. brought out the fact it is only in with tb healing, sooth- that ing qualities of pare glycerine-It- No suspicion of graft or evt u of the last few months that the clerk s minor financial irregularity ciused the nourishing force promotes assimila- has been unable to forward the dupli- tion, yields unannounced meetiag of the cpmrni-fiio- n direct returns in abundant, cate vouchers as required by law. red blood, fills hollow Jack La Claire today. . Nor was any irregularity cheeks, tones the uncovered. nerves. make4 all good food do good, and does it in a easy San Fran-isco- Fayoritr lLiritonn The commission is now engagel in natural manner. FAMILIAR FACES The sustaining nourishment in Scott's writing its report on the Hawaii situa- Emulsion is so helpful to this changing tion, and wlshr.--i to get the advice and ige that it should never be neglected 'opinions of Honolulu officials upon the tvery druggist has it. general subject of public accounting in J-l-ll Scot ft Bft- - county and territorial government. It IN THE MOVIES W'OOW."'' ConiinK next WednT'day, another Croat Croik Play wished also to take a short survey of Commissioner John Effinger, repre- MS the local methodsand to see what sentatives of the exitosition committee. iRt "ir check the county treasurer has upon Governor Johnson of California and expenditures ordered by the board of AT THE POPULAR Mayer Rolph of San lTancisoo. In- Henry E. Dixie supervisors. cidentally, the representative of the f In course of an hour's session in "exposition mayor" is an old friend -- the IN and Tomoraff the supervisors assembly room, the of several cf the newspapermen who MM Ground-breakin- commission brought to light some In g for Hawaii were present yesterday, having work- teresting facts going to show that con Building Exposition ed for many years in the ranks of at ; siderable looseness exists In the han- news gatherers of California before CHELSEA dling' of finances. ; Some of the facts, Proves Entertaining being promoted to the job cf mayor's 7750 particularly those of inability of the secretary and purchasing his silk hat. However, despite h!s lowly origin, Ed . city officials to know in. advance what "Howdy. John!' the city revenues will be,- - have been "You lcok natural, Jim." Itainey apparently maVs good cn the emphasized again and again in' the "Long time since we saw you, A- platform, judging from the applause press during the pst few years lbert" which greeted his remarks. Chairman HV B. Elliot of the com- "Dcn't the Clark boys lcok natural?' The ground-breakin- g was an im- mission presided and Commissioners The foregoing and mcny other com mense success, judged by the attend- Williamson and Long, Special Attor- ments of a like nature passed thick ance and by the applause that is plain- yes- ly Os Yaap ney R. W. Breckons. who acted under and fast at the Popular theater sern in the pictures. 1Mb terday when motion pic-- 1 the attorney-general'- s authoriaation in afternoon the Frcm the moment that Mr. Taylor Is prcsecutlng the Hawaii grafters; City tures of the Hawaii ground-breakin- g first seen upon the platform until the n Clerk Kalauokahni and his deputy. at the San Francisco exposition were Hawaiian flag flutters to the breeze n Eugene Buffandeau, and Citv Treas- thrown on the screen. the picture is cne cf interest. From urer McCarthy were pTesent The hear-in- s It was lots of fun for the few wit- a photographic standpoint it might of private exhibit given Improved upen for I was informarall the way through nesses the be but interest it ri n- - t I t emphasized the to the press to pick out their frend3 holds for former residents of Hawaii m and the commissioners - r point that they were asking questions among the large throng that wa3 pres- there cculd be no improvement. j Harn simply 'to get clear idea of what im- ent at the Hawaii ceremony of July 7. This picture will be shewn at the ' :lTo provements can be made in public ac- That there wes a crowd, a big cne, is Pcpular theater tomorrow afternoon counting.' : ' amply "demonstrated by the pictures. and evening and Monday and Tuesday 3L0 To IVeelily AUDRIN'S LIGHT OPERA MASTERPIECE ' Incidentally pictures are good. 20 the evenings. " i In particvar. the session brought - They could hardly have been improv- No eroerienco raqntrsd, ProSts beirfn at - Be a Ona SUnuta Photoaraptwr.- Work out the fact that an act of the last once. Una man earned over 118 ia 3 all or iTur time, at home or traveling, ed upon had they been posed for by ntantha. Another matie 120 in SO day. Won Haadreda ao making bi anoner ta taia bow. legislature, requiring the city clerk to "That little mare of his certainly dorful meaey.iBnkln(nportanitieaaelltao the particiapants. . Mat paring braat-- ot tb pbntoraioio aruiaa. Revised Especially for Juveniles. duplicate claims came back at Joe." . minuta plotoerph. t'u limits fl.ij. rrr aioa. xou raa owe and control a gund payina send to the treasurer nan, woman and rhllJ buy. At rarairala ana tHMlneaa Hringlnc Immadiata aad parmanat or dunlicate vouchers to correspond Albert P. Taylor acted as master of "How do you mean!" taint; at polo, cricket and font ball oroiiadr. at prodta, Tblak of makina oomptately fltal4 -- paradea audi- '. introduced, for short racing, military and darhan: on bnr atret photo DMtcftMi ln.laa than una minatnl No See what the critics say: "Extraordinary success. Advertiser. with the claims presented to the ceremonies and "First be broke her for then coronrn verv plac offers a mar- matter wbo yon arw. wkara yon lira, or what many any tttrandoa Delightful fronT beginning endY' Star-Bulleti- observed. addresses, the sneakers of th a she broke him." Baltimore ket foraalaa, Inaurma lire, enersotio mt yoar prownt otto patina may be, lia a to tor is not being or nmii a permaiuiat lacome ot 19 to 20 temarkabla pppnrtunity for yM to (et ea.the These duplicate vouchers are to be day, Including Senator James L. Coke, profit r WMk. toed to tedepeadeaue aa4 proaperity.. sent to the treasurer so that he can 'at once check a clMra for money when " IVJandel" Photo Card Machins ' Post it is presented to him. Aeionderfnl one minnte ptctare-takin- ff A portable photo attidlo manufactured Saya Office Overworked. WEEKWiPRODUCE REPORT Banhioe. Makea & different BtrlM of Biinna. by the Invrntnr and oriaioatora of' laataat. tlMrpwtcardsarkttotM.a tha rata t pmr aaeoua photography. wadr tbair own aapar. Popular Summer Prices to Meet Popular. Demand: Reserved Or Kalauokalani explained that it aanvU. Eawlv ormd trmm mm ,1m ta Mmtar. the Cterk ' (Mdy for wwk raarir tmr pnrftu. linn riaioa in tneir hte laetory latnioaao. i nia nw of-- anriueimc tatlnrt i Seats, 50c; Circle Seats, 30c; Reserved Gal Is ;mpos3ibility for his 1 , BY E. V. WILCOX ?. -- V (ha ptetinw na-- .km ywi taka it, N. nlHnt. Hmm na chettra Reserved Dress ; PKturaa tb. km aad M aarf luc tbam ' law now, that the cicMaway. lery Seats, 15c ;:.- ttce to observe the Afiutim.ua. office Is overburdened with work and T'v Director federal Experiment Station that as ' these duplicates would have s 0 Use the PhoneThe Number Is 3937., 'to be signed by the clerk or his dep Photos Direct on Post Card5 uty the labor was too great EGGS AND POULTRY.' FRESH FRUIT. rThe law does not allow us to as Fresh chicken 'eggs, doz., 45; fresh Pananas, Chinese, bunch, .25 to .40; Without Plates, Films or Dark Room duck .25; bananas, cooking, pictnre-taVln- V sign this work to any clerk," sal J eecs. doz.. .30: hens. lb.. bunch, .73 to 11; ThfnkofitJ ThisstartHnff. tensarlotial, process excitea tha Intereet 1-- 1 - every moone 'Compel everyboay buy. delay writiag; ' roosters, lb.. .."0 to .32 broilers, lb., figs, 00.73; grapefi, Isalella. lb . .0r-- ,pi to IJoa't lor tree informa " iv Kalauokalani. "I or my deputy must tion, oi in nig opportunity tnat la waittoa rorro. nmall capital i .35 to;.40? turkeys, lb., .StDr'dflcksrMus-covy- , oraiiges, winTha aaa ef tea Brat lat mt aappaaa taiaaa hank imtliiHy tha aaure 'sign the papers The primary law re Hawaiian, iuu, ;umes, ,".jraoraatat. lb., .30; ducks, Hawaiian, doz., Mexican, 1,00. .75; pineapples, .dot..'. 60 quirements, the great register wofk 1 season and ? coo. ' to .8a; strawberries, lb., .15 to .20. Picture-Tailin- g "coming with the political 1 LIVE STOCK: GRAIN, v Tins rjzcliino growth of the general work nf the profit-irettln- sr elfm-fnat- ea the Corn, small yellcwr ton, 40; corn, pver?tlconPlete'bI cash, bunlnesa. It Herk'a office are such that we simply Live weigh IlogSf 100 td 150 lbs., fllna. pialea and dark room and all the twnal eaaora earevnriee. lb., .13; over, .12. large, ton. $38. Photoccraph ara takan and flnlhi right within th maciilna In l than 'can't do ah the work." - hegs, l.0 lbs. and lb aaaaiinuto. Na r.at ta par. aaaaat bUla. ac MiManauau ttia at td aaauwraotMr Dressed lb., :16 to . 18; MISCELLANEOUS. Baa. NapraAtataaiTtdawittanrana. Ton kMt what raa aara. Tha aatnt arrfna enaoMta :l-Quii"r;')- weightPork, Vow , was made by Breckons wot-salte- andrrtaaMkaaMMwrfarraatlMmTrfaryaarmmit. cannot afford taaWa. ,A suggestion d Charcoal, bag, .33; Wta at aaaa all intarmatiaa. - if9r mutton, lb., .10; beef, lb., .00 to .10; far lUallaa that aara la a eod. hoant. ammr- ktna warrant should 1-- a nqniriaw not atavtoaa will that 'the claim and Xo. 1, lb.. .14 No. 2, lb., .15 2; a awkket iiwrto.'. a hmAnmm that aoRtnaiy hrlae calves, .12. j 10 ta 2e a waafe a Swl taw aanpUt. IKFURUATlOtt tsoay. was heartily 1-- rRk be one document and this kips, .14 2; rk POTATOES. lb.. sheep skins, each, indorsed by Treasurer ..McCarthy. The .20; goat .15. skins, each, THE CHICAGO f X r; also agreed with a sugges Irish, 100 lbs Jl.60; sweet red. 100 FERROTYPE CO.. a. : ! Up-to-da- te Motion City. treasurer The territorial marketing division F3i BuHdliia; A. The onlj Picture Jlousa in the . lbs., $1.23; sweet yellow, tOO lbs.. Det. Ferrtype CHICAGO. U.S. tlcn bv Chairman Elliot that there under the direction, of the D. S. nt ! independent auditing 1.23; sweet, white, 100 lbs., 1.23. PICTURES CIIANGEDNDAILY should be an station is at the service of system or else that there be a city ONIONS. , all citizens of the territory. Any to act as a disbursing agent New Bermudas, lb., .03. Matinee 2:15 P. M. controller produce which may . to ' fanners send -- audit the books of Erening (Two Shows)'.-...- ;C 30 and 8:30 P. M. and the auditor VEGETABLES. the marketing division Is sold at tha treasurer, clerk, Commission 1-- the etc. Beans, string, lb., .02 2 to .03; best obtainable price and for cash. No lVTHE WEEKLY (Current Events) Every FRIDAY ter Williamson suggested that It might beans, lima in pod, lb., .03; beets, doz. commission charged. - is It is highly i away auci- 1-- v be possible to do with the bunches, .30; cabbage, lb., .02 2; desirable that farmers notify the mar- . SEE THE SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TODAY T carrots, doz. bunches, .40; . celery, keting division what and bow much VeIklY-NO- . 54 I clerk and perhaps another clerk Current Events (Pathe) .V...... ;iV.:PATHE rant crate. .75; corn, sweet 100 ears- $l-t- o produce they have for sale and about . .L . . . . . Face ( the treasurer's office. .. Drama (Selig) ...... ,A. The Stolen la $2; cucumbers, doz., .23; green peas when it will be ready to ship. . The .Loopholes in System. Ccmedy (Ec'lson) ...... A...... ,.;..The Widow's Suitors Warrant lb., .06; peppers, belL lb.;.. 04 to .06; shipping mark of the division is TJ. S. : Loopholes system- - regis- - Drama (Pathe) .;r.V. ... .V. Her Hour r in the of peppers, Chile, lb., .04; pumpkin, lb,, E. S. Letters address, Honolulu, P. 1-- , tering warrants and their subsequent 4; Comedy (Kalem) ...... What the .doctor- Ordered .01 to .01 rhubarb, lb., .03; toma- O. box 753. Office. Queen Nu-aa-nu I - and movements were shown. Treasurer 1-- 2 toes, lb., .01 to .03; turnips, white, streets. Wire-le- el Telephone 1840. d Coming SATURDAY (Kalem Two-Re- Feature) j. McCarthy admitted that he has no lb., .02; watermelons, each. .23 to .80. nddress TTSEX. V . "SKELETON IN vTHELOSET"-- ; V ; certain way of checking signatures In !( paying out money on warrants that ' jthe nnly signature check is in the MOTTO", i ) - "OUR - ?. . auditor's office. 'Every CourtesyNothing too Good for Our Patrons" j He stated also that In dealing in j l registered warrants with local banks ; jj ha has had to send a letter to the Bank of Hawaii, holding himself per- sonally liable for any fraud or irregu- Scientific cooks the over larity in the warrant country are using This matter of registering warrants j and securing the money from . the POPULAR EES&T?2R j banks was gone into at some length. ' The treasurer explained that he has TD)TT TONIGHT r. .'11 s Z -- it.. y made arrangements with the banks so- - that city employes will not be at Baby Alma a)rta "irnardd , the mercy of loan sharks who would ALSO FIVE EXCELLENT REELS. . buy their .warrants at a discount He , that he was willing to guaran For FryingmoFor Shortening To? Three 'Dayr; Beg imrrtng Saturday 25th- - - v tee tnese warrants and to hold him-- . .'.-.'.-- For Cake Making so ' ' self personally liable that he could '.." ;, -. Ground-Breakin- g .' '' : Pictures of Ceremonies, San Francisco, July J, 'get the banks to cash the warrants - ' they for Hawaii Building at Panama-Pacifi- c Exposition, , and keep the employes out of the because iimlerstaihl it. They jiiljc a footl pnnluft hy vhat it will aromilish. Ami tlu'v liavo fountl v CHILDREN'S MATINEE, SATURDAY AND MONDAY. hands of the loan sharks. that Crisco accomplishes wonderful results in cooking. SPECIAL Counties Should Levy Own Taxes. -- The commissioners asked whether j IIonse.vives can pnjfit.by their experience. If Crisco is the choice of chefs', Domestic Scientists and the counties should be given power to , levy .'their own taxes and there was' hospital dietitians, it is very likely to please everyone. The cook hook descrilicd hclow will tell..voir how general agreement with this' plan. to use Crisco to accomplish the best results. j iMctarxay poinieu out id now me taxes are not collected until long aft-- j er the board of supervisors . has .to fcxperi Irurnituref ; make its estimates and that the coun- - New Cook Book and "Calendar of Dinners97 Movers ty is generally doing business on a j credit basis. This new book by Marion Harris Xeil, Cook?ry Editor, Indies' Home Journal, .gives 2.i0 original recipe, r The meeting generally brought out u : ' : Prices Reasonable - j dissatisfaction with present account is attract ively illustrated, and tells many.interesting and valuable facts abmt nxrking and food prKlucts. ing systems though the treasurer stat It also tells the interesting story of Crisco's disco very ami manufacture. It is free. There is also a quality edition of this look containing a total of 01. Xcil Kecipcs and a Calendar of lMnners WtT menus of orig- handled with promptness MARRIAGE LICENSES Baae inal and tasty meals. This book'is bound in blue and gold cloth. The regular price of this book is' Issued by FRANK 5L BARKERS twenty-fiv- e cents. To those answering this advertisement it will be seiil for five tiro-ce- nt xtnuip. In writ- -- 89 Merchaat Street . ing for either book, address Department G, Union - PgcISc Transfer Yukichi MikamL Honolulu 40 Kaju Okahoshi. Honolulu '...... 124 H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd. Johrr" Hickey, Honolulu ...... 23 Laura Fells, Honolulu ..21 IIONOl.ll.C " '''' ' . Y. M. 6 Young BtdgT 1874 187S C A. Cafeteria will open at Kluz St, next to Telephones - ; a. rrt. Saturday; - July " , HONOLULU STAR-BULLETI- FIJI DAY. JULY 24,

FRESH DAILY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF RATH WALDRON DRAWS FIRE OF DllS ANNOUNCEMENT i. MAYORALTY CANDIDATES - Cakes, Pies end SUMMER 1 hereby announce mvself as ilP a candidate for retitviion to th Hou.e of Uepresentaiive.

. JOHN C. LANE IS JOEL C. COHEN !f elected. I will do my ut- Love's Bakery GREAT SUCCESS most to asaiot in the raage cf " laws to advance the health anJ : . well being . f of the people of these .,... Uland.. and will work for NOT IN FAVOR OF STATES STAN DON Mothers and children, the former and ercntny I:j th f - numtering eight and the latter 25. of the government. 7 f. from Honolulu's tenements are enjoy- u that thf pwple will receive ing life to the limit, according to tre full terefit of rt he ex pen J WALDRON'S PLAN R UN RAT ON ;:' ..." i of public fnndA. a:iJ a'su Pa-lam- a : ' v- Head worker James A. Rath of the 's.. , ' - that such expenditure shall be ) Settlement, who returned to the ' so regu!ated bring '. to th ' " ; , v at to city from the fresh air camp at Kai-papa- u greatest p;otl to the greatest AH yesterday afternoon. ? Candidate for Mayor Says Brands Plan for Rich Man's X ,. number. .. ; S ; ' : Un-Ameri- Mr. Rath, who move- ' v' . Perfection Are Not So Fortunately Government can fathered the i v as ment, retnrned from the camp in an The public schools, of the ter- mob Situated Proposer exceedingly ritory shculj te further devel- as happy frame of mind from the fact that a much-talked-abc- new oped aloKg the line oft vocation- John C. Lane. Republican cmdidate In a signed statement made today feature cf the settlement's work at al education, in orderj that our ; .for mayor of the city. disagree wit'j Jcel C. Cohen, avowed ctin-Jidat- for last is well under way and is proving :.' boys and girls will be made jthe plin utMncd by F. L, Waldron--j- to the mayoralty cf Honolulu on the a remarkably lusty youngster. more useful to themselves, their i n parents give bis salary If elected to the t.eke t, makes clear his pos:-tic- "It's a go. all light," smiieri tne and the community. poor, In an interview tcxlav. Lane' reative to. the salary tjuesiion bead worker this morning. if prov- "It Respectfully. said: insofar as the mayor's on ice is con- ing even a greater success than 1 antic- 'Nonpartisan Candidate Waldron's cerned, also relative to the board oi ipated. If we can be assured of the I ' I had no idea this Oil Cook Stove would bake declaration that he would far the supervisors. funds, we are going to make it an an- CLARENCE H. COOKK. nn ' hrrad and cook everything just like my steel mayoralty of the city and give the sal- After growing a trifle caustic re- nual feature." i range. ary of the office tj the Associate! garding the announcement made this According to Mr. Rath, the past two Dut it does. And best of all my kitchen stays cool Charitie3 ha3 a sympathetic ring; of morning by Fred Waldron. Mr. Co- weeks have resolved into a wonderful aloha for the poor. Dut why make the hen gets down to business and clearly tomething fcr the tenement mothers 1 ANNOUNCEMENT these hot days. Besides, there's no coal or wood or proviso, provided those who would run states his position. He says he uc.ul and children. Away from the heat on such a nonpartisan with employ a competent man as private and dust of Honolulu and cut amid allies to lug. OJi, I'm delighted with it." ticket him green lapping To Voters City must follow his generous proposed d secretary, deducting from his own sal- fields and with the surf the of the and nation? ary and adding to that of the secre tn the tand close by, the little party County of Honolulu. has enjoyed itself to the limit. Ques- 1 "I believe in a person who practices tary a sufficient sum to insure :i man Centlemen: hereby an- tioning by nurse in charge brought 1 it-da- the te New Perfection what he preaches, notwithstanding who could fill the bill satisfactorily. nounce that w ill be a can The balance o the salary he would cut the facts that It is the first time at the coming primary whether others, perhaps net so well that the majority of the mothers and provided and generous as he is, would give to charity. election for the Republlcaa OIL COOK follows: their children had had a vacation. STOVe do likewise. If Mr. Wa'droi could The statement nomination for Sheriff. Having candidate for mayor has offered Some of them did not know the mean- had the police experience launch a city policy as he stated suc- "A ing of the word. lany of the chil- of It bakes broils, roasts and toast-s- perfectly. It to work for nothing. Now it is up serving as deputy sev- cessfully then Hawaii ha3 discovered tj dren on the trip to the camping sheriff of someone else"to propose putting the eral district of these Islands, does all that any wood or coal stove can do and at at last the real science in efficient office up grounds had their first ride on a rail- man-ageme- at auct.on'and giving it to and the legislative experience and philiothroplc system of tt way. J9 the the man who will give the most for five less cost. It doesn't smoke; doesn't taint the food. poor camp, however, is . of successive terms, besides and care of the of cities the henor. The life in the being of the world over, by and through not a continuous round of pleasure, a practicing attorney. I Clean, safe, convenient. Ask to see it' at your its "Then start a bargain for su- am Con- sale and yet, looking at it from another confident that. If elected. I officials and perhaps some day pervisors giving the job to these who dealer's. gress may adopt it likewise. standpoint, it is. The mothers cook shall be able to conduct the will work the cheapest. In this way office in- "Whether Mr. Waldron could accom- their own meals iand attend to the of Sheriff with both we may get a high-brow- s lot of who little housework iof their respective telligence and efficiency. STANDARD OIL plish successfully what he intends to will work about a month or until the city Hono- tents. But there I Is a "great deal of Your obedient servant, TOR BEST RESULTS do to revolutionize the of hener wears off and for the balance of COMPANY lulu In generosity, In my humble opin- difference between house work in a USE HONOLULU the time do njthing. work In a WILLIAM J. SHELDON. ' ' very good ad- spotless tent and house ; ion, it is at the least la STAR OIL (California) ; "What needed for supervisors are stuffy little back room in a tenement, f vertisement anyvry and therefore'l at- men i f geed c common sen3e who are too, are learning j Honolulu Pro- Then, the mothers tribute It t? his training on . the honest and who will devote their time something about, which, perhaps, tney motion Committee of Hawaii when he to the city's good. never before gave a moment's ' was its presiding officer. "The city is not an object of char- thought. They are learning how to a"1 "I wish also ta remind Mr. Waldron ity and it can well afford to pay good take care cf their children; how to a high-salari- d official of the terri men who are capable but who cannot ward off disease; how to prepare sim- FURNISHED. tory heretofore tried the experiment afford to work for nothing. Occa- ple meals, and the value of different Go sionally Jo I alml Road, Nuuanu Valley ..2 bedrooms. 65. Oft and found It beyond him and recent- a rich philanthropist may foods. The nurse and the physician come along lit- Tantalus ...... , ...... 2 bedrooms...... 50.00 ly a member of the present board of and be able to do so, but In charge constantly are dropping Judd Street 4 bedrooms 100.00 supervisors declared rt a meettn? of the average poor man can not work tle hints as to how certain things 142) Mak'kl Street...... 5 bedrooms. ..,.. 100.00 the board that he was willing to do- for nothing and. stay honest. should be done, and each hint Is a 3C 417 Wyllie Street ...... 4 bedrooms...... 75.00 nate hia salary to. charity (II my mem- "Mr. Waldron's plan calls for a rich lesson in itself; one to which the - ' ask- man's government, children, pay . ' UNFURNISHED. ' ory bears me out correctly) and but it Is UN A ME It mothers, and even the ";:... COHEN ' not so for ICAN, Thfs government is a govern attention. i ICIt Beretan'a 4 bedrooms..,.; . 75.00 ed his colleagues who are the carefullest Street'. generous to join ment bv the, people and all Summing It all up, the tenement 1G75 Old IJesrh Read ...... 3 bedrooms...... 17.50 tunateund as he is classes bim In the experiment To this day should have a chance. We don't want mothers and their children are heart- J' 14S3 Errtra St"et...... 3 bedrooms...., 30.00 clas3 Republican Candidate for 7 ha3 set legislation by class legislators ily enjoying the vacitlcn; they are W 1334 Lunalllo Street 4 bedrooms...... I am wenderinrf whether he example love for the poor. "If the dollar sign Is the Qualifica- having the time of their lives, as the of real tion simple con-cernln- mayor CO , LTD. "My knowledge and information for our and board of su- Mr. Rath puts it. When the HAWAIIAN TRUST pervisors, whv not pick out the men household duties are finished, they $23 public boards and commissions ocean, Fort Str. paid secretary who have the highest rating' In Dun s roam the fields, swim in the serving without pay,tthe and long tramps Into the Mayor generally, does all the prepa- Bradstreet's and turn the city and even take thereof over to them. ' hills. It is a typical fresh air camp, rations uid furnishing of statistics ta V? "If Mr. Waidron Is want-le-g and will become a permanent feature ' of Baid board or sincere In guide the members to work fpr nothing, why of the settlement's work If the ne- commission. don I he come out unqualifiedly and offer to do cessary funds to continue It may be I 1 say many Imaginary so. r For an henest, efficient and "In conclusion Whv anv Irs or string attach-ment- s. secured. spoken of camp will and unpractical rolicies are If he is a business man and Is The party now at the business-lik- e administration r but sometimes being unreasonable and coranetent to crrv cut the Idea's of return Monday morning, and another r -. 4 and cf city and county unfair to others who have n3 bank a business administration hnnht t- party, consisting of mothers affairs. deposits yet those who are so unfor-tuntt- e know that hi proviso that the supervi children, will leave Honolulu to take sin- camp now Is in charge' may and perhaps are more ses also work for nothing Is not feas-b'e- . its place. The ' Dr. WV T- - Dunn of the Queen's. and honest in what they dec'are , . of cere C, Kemp, a public their policies. Are they ' Not, i had no Intent'on of mak'n-- r hospital, and Miss settle to the nurse. then to be looked upon as unfit per- snv cheap bid for nublic favor hv of- ment district sons to be elected to the official life fering to do, anvthlne that intent h! VOTERS OF OAHU Y. M. C. A. Cafeteria will open at 6 of the city cT Honolulu? construed aj, fnchnicilv IlTeen. nt tvE in view of, Mr. Waldrrn'g - a. m. Saturday, July 25. advertise- ' am one of those unfortunate per- oer and th- "I way the pres has fallen for it. I win ment. n who Is. seeking the Republican I beg sons now nwkfrpubl'c wnat I have Intended to announce my candi- nomination at the primary election to to dacy of rfo.if elected to the office of niavor. ANNOUNCEMENT. as a representatlre from , be held September 12 for the office "I will taVe from my snlary enough the Fourth District on the Re- mayor and sincerely and conscientious-- ' to add to the palarv cf the I give mavor's 1 jiereuj yiatc mj name iui publican ticket.- - I believe ly believe and pledge that will secretary sr as to insure the selection that - 'pork-bar-- nation before the voters of the Fourth; an administration where the ? o fa romoetert man for position Hawaii can and will . prosper place the District at the coming primary elec. rel system' will have no within and the. balance of mv salary I will through the principles of office of tion for representative on the Repub- the the counclls of the city. The give to the Tahl Vomp nnit other Republican belongs to the peo- lican ticket party. We all know mayor of "Honolulu worthv charft'es r,d I do this without JOHN K. KAMANOULU. 1 ple In common. The person to be any ifs. or butg In what has happened to Hawaii Pns referenc" to 5897-Fr- i. to Sept 11 elected to the responsible position the board of supervisors or any other the past year depression, hard i must always bear in mind he Is thn publld official. times, and scrap Iron galore cosmo- 'chief executive of a city of a "But the office should have t.h sal- no rem- Im-- and sa!es. The only character. A fair, just. " ary because THAT'S BTTSIVPS. politan edy: Elect "Scrap Brown partial and honest purpose must ba (Signed) "J. C. COHEN." ANNOUNCEMENT Iron" make-up.- : to the legls!aturo and his " :::r, prosperi- n IXQUSITITE ty will exist all over the terri- "He disappeared one day and tory. stayed away five years. Recently he Arthur Joseph If I am sucoajsful In my cara--palg- n, FRENCH ACTION reappeared and his wife took him I will-d- A back' i everything In my "Are they happy now?" McGUIRE 1 power In putting the busi- J A "No; he says she's unreasonable i ness affairs of th territory in about trifles." "Keo Makuaea." a first-clas- s My PASSENGERS PHONE YOUR TRANSFER BAGGAGE ORDERS TO "How.sd?" condition. mot- "She wants to know where he was to Is: "Ilay no favorites. during those five years." Louisville FOR SUPERVIS- Honolulu Construction & Diaying Co., Ltd. Courier-Jqurna- l. CANDIDATE Yours truly, ' PHONE 4931 ; OR ON THE REPUBLICAN STAB-BULLETI- N GIVES TOF t C. H. BROWN. TOTIAY'S NEWS TOFI4T TICKET FROM 1ST PRECINCT Gov- 4TH DISTRICT. Born in Ha- Delivery to the Chinese so it Is because the other course is at waii. Grew up with the country. ernment of Refugees Sub- -' present diplomatically Impossible." says. many " Meanwhile, he Dr. Sun has MY AIM THE PUBLIC GOOD. SQUARE ject of Objection men holding high positions in China MY SLTJGAN "THE DEAL FOR EVERY DISTRICT AND and they will move at the right time. ALL THE PEOPLE, "WITH EFFICIENCY AND ECONOMY IN f By Latest Mall --t CITY AND COUNTY GOVERNMENT." LONDON. Ma Soo, Sun Yat Sen's IN'OTHEI? FLOlX : repnrsentatlve In IX)ndon, called at the to discuss the Chinese When you enter the polling booth Monitor office on 8ltu?.tion. He had just returned from ! Primary Election Day, look In the Parif after protesting to the French Voters of Oahu Republican column and mark your government against the action of the ballot so: , French authorities in Shanghai in ' handing to the. Chinese , government For Supervisors: the revolutionary refugees in the - I hereby announce myself as French concession. M. Jaures and M. LOGAN, DANIEL (LOKANA) X Dubois, deputy for Paris, promlsf d to candidate on the Democratic raise the question in the- - chamber. The cause of the recent mutiny of ticket for the office cf With the names of six others of your the first divlsitcn of Yuan's army at choice. I ask the votes of ALL on Kalgan. he said, was Yuan's inability my record as a Supervisor In 190J-191- 0, ' to pay the troops; - Kalgan being a which, if elected. I shall strive little more than 100 miles iron the SHERIFF to excel In 1915-1S1- 6. capital adds iraportarice;; to', the out- Yours faithfully. break and confirms what the Monitor has persistently stated, that the men's of the City and DANIEL LOGAN. loyalty terminates with the cessation Co unty of Honolulu of pay. , In Japan also continual efforts are made to discredit China, fictitious let- Yours truly, ' : ters from Dr. Sun being published SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES with a view to cause the expulsion of - Dr. Sun and his followers from Ja- $4.00 ayear pan. "The Japanese are nevertheless HAS. E ROSE quite In sympathy with us," Ma added, Bishop Trust Ca., Ltd. "and if the government do not appear nrtPswcF-- 1

" :t ' 4 f V.-.-- ST i-- f. 3 1 Tin n m (3) By News and Comment -- ir r Edited f A V Tt Written by Experts; 2; IQy J LJ jrj U Jt jjLXl L. REDIIIGTON Say fJMICQ Will Britain Add I YESTERDAY'S SCORES I i IITIACA5IP ., ANNUAL MAUlOAHUVH! V msEBAW:zmr IIILU - I IN BIG LEAGUES I m ; mm7 THE The America's Cup SPORTS AUGUST 15 r J : - i MAN . THE AND HIS METHOD NATIONAL LEAGUE. The annual HanestIIome f to Her Trophy List ? 2, Pittsburg 0. THE CHESS ; HITS piiniioii ebration and orts, at jPnunehe'f At Pittsburg Boston mill held Aigust ttili At Cincinnati New York 13, Cin-na- ti IR THOMAS UPTON', who already , Maui, be l5 f year, according to a letter just 4. I S 1 10 111 me - Brooklyn 2, Louis nas inea mree limes 4- received from F. F. Baldwin. At St Louit St America's cup. has challenged again U3ual 4. SERIES PLAYERS HARD The tennis doubles. tea-g- MIGHT and will race an American defender "Maui style," between Oahu and At ChicagoPhiladelphia 6, Ch o off Sandy Hook in September l thl 4 Valley Island players will take 15. year. The first three racing days al- pi ace 'in the morning, and in the New- - LEAGUE. CHESS TOURNAMENT STANDINGS. OAHU LEAGUE. ready are set by the York Yacht m will be an ad- - AMERICAN lOtb, afternoon there At Washington Chicago 3, Wash- P. W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. Win Lom Club's racing, committee .for the. ded' attraction to 'the usual pro-- 4 -- Mackaye ...... 13 1'a .833 month. - ington 5. 11z 2 0 1X00 .666 12th and 15th of that grans -- form ot- - polo P.A.C...... in the a Phil- - Hafford 14 ) Punahou . 2 0 1X00 1.000 .666 The America's cap, valued at 100 - At Philadelphia Cleveland 2, 10'a 3,i JM ..... match- between Maul and Oahu. Newcomb 4 .625 Coast Defense . 1 0 1.000 1.000 .500 guineas, was originally put up by the j adelphia 9. .12 72 , 7 Local players will go to Maul Medcalf 10 6 4 .600 ...... 2 1 .666 .750 .500 Royal Yaclit in 151 aaa on At New York Detroit 1. New York vninric 4 the Mnoak Spencer 13 V2 "2 00 Asa his ...... 1 2 .333 .500 .250 prize to be competed for by yachts of - ; ;1 (called in ninth inning; rain). Louia-Bosto- n er Campbell 12 5 .417 Louis . 0 3 .000 .250 .000 all nations in a race around tlte Isle f At Boston St. double-head- ..... 7 St ... 11 7 y-i'- V-- Derby ...... 4 J64 Hawaii ,0 2 ..COO .333 .000 of Wight. V .: TV ' j postponed; rain. Ellsworth .. 14 4 10 86 . At the.tlme it was hardly anticipat- JUNIOK LEAGUE. ed that, any but British yachts would Hiorth 11 0 11 .000 W. L. Win Lose participate, but happened that ! Pet it so' PROMbTBASEBALt'- - TONIGHTS MATCHES. '. Pawaas 3 0 1.000 1X00 .750 Commodore- - J. C Stevens of the New A Campbell vs. Hafford. . 1 f - Asahls 2 .666 .750 .500 Club four.-o- his - IN -- LANDS How They Stand York Yacht and' FOREIUN Ellsworth vs. Hiorth. C. A. U...... 2 1 .666 .750 .500 friends had a 170-to- n schooner which . Mackaye vs. Newcomb (one game). P. A. C. .. , 1 2 .333 getv - v .500 .250 they believed could around the Ted Sullivan, director general oft the AMERICAN LEAGUE. A. c. .OCO . The Y. M. C. A. chess tournament J...... 0 4 .200 .000 Isle of Wight faster than anything. else world tonr .of the Sox. and Giants, ' Including Yesterday's Garnet. which much interct--t She- - been taken over to has attracted in afloat. had nailed from New Ybrk5 oitahe AquIt Philadelphia ...... 53 32 .624 past OAHU : the association lobby during the V LEAGUE. Havre "looking for trouble," and was tania-- July 21 for. the purpose ol. in- Saturday. Boston 47 40 .541 month is drawing to a close with A. I the first yacht to cross the Atlantic in troducing, baseball in .France. rt . 46 40 .535 m.--Pun- ahou Washington ..... Mackaye as the probable winner. 3:15 p., : ?-- .; vs. P. A. C. . - ' cither direction. Incidentally wjll Jreiand Sunday. he visit Detroit .... 46 42 .523 Campbell's unexpected victory la two Thus it was that the'Amerlea was v J and Gennanyi If the proper support St. Louis ...... 45 4t .523 games with Tuesday evening 1:30 p. m. la walls vs. St Louis. entered in the race or the 1W gninea Medcalf 3; 30 is offered, be will organize two teams Chicago 44 41 .518 put the latter out of the running for p. m. Chinese vs. 'Coast De- f in; M 37 - cup, and won hours rainutes. from ; the American and National New York 34 49 .410 fense. r- first honors. her nearest opionent crcsslag the Leagues close season Cleveland . 28 58 .326 JUNIOR LEAGUE. at the' of this By winning two games from Derby line 18 m'nutes later. The prize, ever - ' and. take them' to Berlin, Paris and Wednesday and drawing with Spencer Sunday. . since, has been called, the America's Dublin for exhibition games, n NATIONAL LEAGUE. ; 9:30 a, m. r: on Tuesday evening. Newcomb has Pawuas vs. Asahls. cup. ' -- intro-dnee-th- : But his main purpose it to e Including Yesterday's Games. gone 11:00 a, m. C. A. U.'a vs. P. A. C.'a. In 1837 was' Resented by theffive into third place. The race for it game in France. He will New York 48 32 .600 places will be tonight and during owners of the America Commodore Chicago keen The joint camp try to start the game there, as it was 50 37 75 the coming week which is the last for of the 2nd Infantry Stevens, Hamilton Weeks, IGeorg L. tftarted hero by amateur teams. St. Louis 49 40 .551 and the - tournament play. National Guard at Red Hill Schuyler, Jameft Hamilton, and J B. College .. Boston 40 44 .476 "will be stars from the United Tonisht Hafford will his attacked tomorrow afternoon FInlay to the New York Yacht Club, -- Philadelphia , make last States, Sullivan thinks, will be avail 37 45 .451 championship. and there are certain marked men to be held againist all challengers as Brooklyn 36 44 .450 stand for the If he is who will able a coaches for the French teanu...... successful In winning both his games be taken prisoners. They an international trophy. - Cincinnati ... 38 47 .447 will from Campbell, pro- be rushed to Athletic Park in The rules under . which the yachts Pittsburg 36 45 .444 he has a chance, motor cars and forced to bat their race for the America's cup are subject WOMAN KEEPS JURYMEN viding Mackaye loses to Newcomb at way the same Mackaye to freedom. . to constant revision as to detail, but estly, before I got through that year time. has two J OUT FOURTEEN HOURS This raid will by are the visiting yacht my nose was red. opposing more games next week with Medcalf. 'ue made Manager, in the main that The team as his opponent chal- " Al Castle of the Punahous, who finds must be built in the country that i as well as my own men were watched. on the eve of lenges and must proceed to her des- By Latest Mail If one of cur outfielders playing battle with the Portu- VANCOUVER, (Wash.) men was guese that four of regular under her own sail and on Eleven too close for a certain batter. I often TO his players tination on which was PROMOTE AMICABLE are going soldiering. own bottom; the race must be the jury before tried stopped the game and ! made him Castle hopes her ' the case of John Gounagias, for the 'SA P - Z. ft.T:i: that the men will be excused for a sailed in the waters of the country change hi position. Once I detected RELATIONS WITH JAPAN couple cup. murder of Dan Grunas, agreed within a Brooklyn catcher's signs cf hours In the afternoon, and holding the Jury and tipped this will undoubtedly competition- - Is open any five minutes after retiring to the; off our batters. J was seldom seen on FBy Latest Mall - be arranged. The room on a verdict of guilty,' owing r Lieutenants Lyraan and. Dowsett foreiim chartered yacht club having but the coaching line that year We won NEW YORK. The commission on to the . presence on' the Jnry of a 1 photo the pennant are with the "rej;s," while Henshaw for its annual regattas an ocean water- gVAMttarngssAocTior from the bench. v American relations with Japan. who3o woman who was not, able to make up I one or games by ' and Hampton are members of course on the sea .or cn an ,arm of recall two in Pitts- creation the federal council of the the . mind at: once as to the guilt "That fellov a cinch happened ring ;; her McGraw.has the and whistle of burg. We weTe two runs to good; Churches of Christ in America was an "mllish." . , the sea or one which combines both. hanging-arcfun- the or Innocence of the prisoner, the ver- of a job, just d a ball hard drives that the third baseman is but in the seventh Inning nounced on June 14th. has been con Castle Is having his Competing Bloops must measure not park couple after- Cl'rke, the troubles this 90 dict was delayed for fourteen hours. for a' of hours to the likely to be taken off. his guard and Pirate captain,' came to stituted with the naming of less than 65 feet nor more than - ' bat with two fifteen week, for Inman Is sick and Hampton Gounagias' and Grunas were- quarry noon and getting .paid maybe 330,000 make a wild throw. Then with the men on out of the runn.'ng feet on the load waterline; schooners year base. Two were out; but if members by the federal council, it was to pitch, so Castle laborers and quarreled. At night a for it. And take it from me infield breaking, I can either, ', SO more after order Clarke hit safely, the game was gone. made known tonight - They are i himself will take the mound. The not less than feet nor than Crunaa - had retired, Gounagias' took for all his world's championship I've bunts or hits smashed through be it Tnis Glancing over our team I saw some-thia- g. Rev.' Portuguese will 115 feet. Ten month's notice must g Charles' R. Brown. profe.or J present their regular seen him make more blundsjnjman-agin- is an, p.ldj)ji,nciple. which 1 first put wrong way glxen 1gp;--"ftJgcatfi;as- - with the McCormick"; Charles R. Henderson, Hamilton Holt, . JiaeuiL4vilii,Slo4aibb'- - hj Tar asleep ' T the Giants than ycu'd dream off in use down at Baltimore. Ruble, the . ?v - our leftfielder, .was playing posi-tlo- n. Rev. O. sailed m i . his Albert Lawson. Bishon Francis must be Why, honestly, . , I greatest Flv regular games " have watched pitcher of his day, In the Oahu 1- v; - - was - t : and May - ; . . ., . , '. J. McConnell, Rev. F. Fran k Mason Senior PAYS TO ADVERTISE. games where he made mistakes . that against us. We could not and Junior Jeagues are sched- con-- j hit the ball I once jumped The 'American yachtsmen who : my twelve-year-ol- d - at up from the bench North, Robert E. Speer, Rev. William uled for the week-end- , Here is one deserving of notice. son , wouldn't cut of the diamond. The men who fol- and or there are tributed over $100.000 to build three, and ran up to Meyers, who was catch- I. Haven.' Bishop E. R. Hendrix, !Pro-fesE- any says Little Rock Gazette.: - The make!" It; is such remarks as this lowed me on the batting order were number of fans who1 will take cup are certainly getting a the ing. He stopped the game, and with a Jeremiah W. Jenks, Rev. Fred- all in and then come defenders small daughter of a Little Rock fam drifting down on the. summer breeze Keeler, Jennings, Kelly and Bodie. 1 back for sail for money. Daily races be- wave of his arm crew McCormick la erick Lynch, John R. Mott, Rev. Dore-mu- s Yn their ' inore. With no weekday ball Oahu ily had been praying each ' evening at from the grand stand to the players' said to them: been in - ' close to third base. A George E. enthusiasts up tween all three boats have a baby The bench that cause callous snots- to "Let's bunt on this fellow. Every- moment later Scudder. Vincent and save a stcfe of enthu- v 35 bedtime for sister. other , order, and all told there will be pa- form on a manager's disposition, un- body do Clarke smashed a low liner over third Amos P. Wilder. siasm for Saturday and Sunday, and water morning her mother, ."reading the it". base, trial contests arranged for the less is very I and McCormick dashed in and ' The study . promotion can stand what .would ordinarily be per, exclaimed! "l see Mrs. Smith he careful and unless he began it with a nasty little tap and of the elimination just caught two--countrie-s considered' an tilers before the actual had a little daughter. has too firm a belief In. hia; men and that rolled elusively near the pitch- the ball about an Inch right relationship between the overdose of the, nation- which will be sailed off Newport knowledge above ground. The game was saved. al game. To the hajorlty Sunday tins, "How do you Inrow.that?" asked the in his own of baseball to er's box. Big Rusie lunged after from the Christian stand- the L long of races it I knew left-han- d double-header- s August 15. This series :' ; heed them. John McGraw says he that Clarke, a batter, point is the declared object in cre- are somewhat tedious, Child f slipped and fell on his head. When the scheduled should result in determin- -- has heard similar any num- would in nine times out of ten in commission. v but they necessary. ?i read it In the paper." . remarks he scrambled to his feet I was on hit ation of the are In order to ing is the Bpeedlest of the ber by when F.ft through the .which Read It to me." , : of times, let fall lifemembers first base. Then came four bunts in the direction he had facing a schedule, left-hande- and there shown tremen- Never-Los- e d curve-bal- is no threel All three have The mother read: "Born on March of the club and the Little succession, and every man was safe. l pitcher . like age. Around 1906, though, it was dif- law to hold those who wish to ' up to date, ; : come dous speed in their trials -- , to Mr; and Mrs; . Smith, a daugh Brotherhood of Unconsulted Napole- It had put the New York infield up In Wiltse. ferent , , late or leave early. as ons. the Resolute particularly, she has And with this by way of preface the air. , McGr?w teils hU men: "Do ! had a man on that club who. when A lot cf interest to- ter." what centers round won almost every race so far. ::.". he starts, in The Associated Sunday 1 11 game The child thought a moment, then If I see that an opposing pitcher is I tell you, and take the blame if It in condition was a really great player. morrow's between the Puns and Cochran, ' " Alexander Smith who built :.. 7 lagazines, to inform the public Just it my bustness goes wrong. ' con- But he had too many friends who. In- the Portuguese, as both said: i wiljLaaake for the Yet this should not stand at the the Vauite, is as enthusiastic as ever "I know what I am going to do. I What the job of creating Giants U Giafits to help him be wild. They wait vey the idea that Ms men are mere sisted on buying him 'champagne. I bead of the percentage table with suf- like. despite the defeaU his boat has -- As Caesar would say, it is all him out. on . finally clean am going to quit praying and begin They stand up there making faultiest automatons. On the contrary, kept strict watch him. and records. One or the other is may way - : divided winning fered. The wind blow hii advertising." , ' into three parts no attempt to hit the ball, and he I his great managerial policy is: "Learn bet him into good shape. His eyes and' bound to take a tumblof except . In , games, handling' the players and yet, . . forced to do his utmost to put It over to know every man under you, get un- his skin were clear. Then we took a tho unlikely event of a tfxlled game, by tri-cit- y building the team. part " The Defiance, rontrolled the . T1IE 3HTND . The the fan the plate. He knows that they are der his, skin, know his whims and long, crucfal trip on the road, and the and there is bound to le a battle syndicate, not discouraged, sees, and the one upon which such I making pitchy royal is Puzzled diner (to restaurant' wait- him And when you fanlts, then cater to him witlr kind- playing of this man on whom had to boid tha lead. The Puns are - criticisms as the above are based, is ! either. er) "What have you got for dinner V make the ordinary pitcher think that ness or roughness, as hi3 case may de- counted went to piices. I studied his hard hitters, but whether they will bo guess good the first and the least trying of - At present one Is as as Walter "Roastbeeffricaseedchick the he has got to pitch why, he generally mand. He narrates some Instances of cse, and it puzzled me. Every night effective against three. . Yet Sloan's shoots and another as to whether the Defiance, even this branch of the blows up. He beats himself. On the his work with, the men Individually. I remained in the hotel lobby watching benders remains to be seen. managerial . not com- the Vanitie or the Resolute will race task is always ether hand,; if the opposing pitcher is I used to worry more over Devore him. About 11 o'clock he would al- pletely exposed to public. ' against Lip ton's latest sailing crea- the If the steady, I give orders to hit right out ways say: , . '. ;, 3 Puzzled diner "Give me the third, than any other man except Raymond. Giants win partly because of su- s, the against up-stair- PARIS CHAUFFEUR IS ' tion, but most of us are guessing the fifth, sixth, eighteenth and him. Josh was a harmless, likable little fel- "I guess IU go Mac. Noth- fourth, perior ability that they as a team pos- A New York Yacht Club boat, the Reso- Tit-Bit-s. nether criticism of the fans that ing like sleep to give you ginger." . nineteenth syllables." Londen low, utterly different from Bugs. He GIVEN NOVEL FUNERAL ": sess, they also win, and lute. . : doubtless McGraw has overheard at various get more often, by was hzy, thougn, and like Marquard I Then he would int the elevator. Lipton'e newest hope, the Shamrock the. skill with which times is based on the fact that the I would next day (Ry Mail one John McGraw plays off good always had to 'Tide him." I remem- feel relievedand the Latest IV., surted across the Atlantic on her Valkyrie cutter, of Dunraven, their Giants' manager ia often not to be would be worse than ever. PARIS. fun- II, Earl points against ber once in a close game in Philadel- he .'This There was" a unique' r.' the weaknesses of the seen on field game, quest some days ago In design Sir owner. .J: :cUv ; the at all during a phia and Marquard, who room- went on for more than a week, and I eral here of a chauffeur' named Cloup, markedly opposing team. For example, he or has left the coaching box that he Thomas' craft differs frori 1895 Defender, cutter, O. C. Iselin, for the - was utterly bewildered. One night who was killed when his taxicab was states the law of the "stage of the bench game ed together- when the club was on the all previous cup challengers. nor does W. K. Vanderbllt and others, owners; when the has turned sitting talking when we were Iwent.tn engulfed in a subsidence in the Place any game," which he tries to drill into all agajnst his own team. To crowd road, were on the bench bear a close resemblance to the a high-price- Augustln. she Valky rie III, cutter. Earl of Dunraven, the men. Following this iaw, McGraw about their suite in-- d Phil- the baggigeroom of the hotel to make St Six hundred taxlcabs ; Designer Nicholson .. this looks like quitting, whereas it American boat owner. ... does not tac- adelphia hotel When a critical con- inquiries about a trunk that' had gone started with the hearse, and Ftill - hesitate to change his Is really a: means own with toward more effi m boldly carried out his ideas, ' 1809 Columbia,- cutter, O. C.. Iselin, I my men astray. Near the baggage-roo- was to tics? instantaneously.' if the stage of clent- - coaching. a- game-need- s test is on will not stand for other traffic breakthrough. This the. result that Shamrock IV. is cer- Morgan ' owners; When play- in, were 3000 of In J. P. and others, the: game seems to him to demand it. discussing other things than baseball. the freight elevator, and my ball until there them tainly original somewhat freakish. .: concentrated attention and ' carefnl if Shamrock L; cutter, Sir Thomas Lip. - . puzzling me, stepped cortege. He says:- - -- It not only distracts their attention, er, who was out the They followed each other carry i thought. McGraw- chooses to give It Let us hope she does not her owner. . . - . ; gone in close line, and refused to allow any ton. Suppose Chicago has us by a score these from the comparative but mine and the other players.' An hour before he had to his originality so far as to win back the k 1901 Columbia; cutter, O. C. Iselin, seclusion room, using passenger elevator. - ;ther trarfic to brek through. This of eight to one. That is the stage of and quiet of the bench.- - "Sayi Rube," began Devore, "ain't the cup, for. your Uncle Sam is having a : racier than J. P. Morgan and others, owners; 4 a. dandy?" I stepped out of sight. He did not resulted in paralyting traffic for two the game where you want , to get as while performing the duties of a side- that room of outs decidedly bad year with his trophy cutter, Lip-ton- , Shamrock Thomas n s -- hours between the Place de L'Etoile ' IU Sir many-'me- on base-a- possible line coach. He "Beet ha the lot" replied Marquard. see me. and left the hotel. Then and collection. - and narrates' instances owner. " keep-- concentration-paid- : got five windows and swell fur- there I made up my mind to have It and Austerlitx station.. Not until 1S70 did England attempt - them there. The point of this Is where "It's 1903 Reliance, cutter. New York that three roen on base have a greater I remember one game when we were niture," continsed Devore. out; sc I sat In the lobby and waited. cup 1851; - to win back the she lost in Yacht Club, owner;- Shamrock III., playing ' interrupted. He didn't show up until 5 o'clock in . Cambria came over In psychological value in unsteadying the St Louis and Sailee was an- "Solid mahogany," I Then the that cutter. Sir Thomas Llpton, owner. opposing as a yc-- fel the morning, as4 I plastered a fine on and-finishe- d - pitcher If there are only nounced Louis Ditcher. "And that'll be about all for year eighth- among 23 than St T - ' gave my i him covered up- his pay envel r In-- following year r one or two on. men orders to bunt lows. If i hear any more of that talk that ORAYTON 1 competitors. the defended the-cu- p in a dif come, But - 'Each In game I realized that it was early in; the during this game, 111 fine you $10 op, for a few weeks to f attempt was made by- the Li- 0 a against St. Louis, when another race. . . . . Mm much,-an- l ferent g season and Sailee was not yet very fines didn't bother which was in four we were five runs behind at the onen-in- in apiece." vonia, defeated good physical A finally to him go a wonderful races. Since thenv the o the ninth Inning, I worked on condition. bunting The talk ended, and they concentrat- had let out of fire AHORQER . ;. game - '. In that prtnxlnle; tmd we wbn out Early would stand him on his- head ed on the game; player, too. , British have tried .unsuccessfully. out-of-the-w- ay , .A parson called to preach to an and tire him out-T- he Giants bunted, my In my team I am an absolute czar. 1885, 1886, 1887, 1893, 1895, 1893; 1901 in the inning Murray was on second I have always had hands full With in-- was plays and town California base, i wifir another, man on As and to offset this form of attack Bres handling players. It used to be a com- My men know It I order, .; and 1903.' Canadian challengers made first r - informed, before entering the pulpit long sin- nahan. :tne St"' Louis manager, rear- among big league mana- they obey. If they don'fI fine them. .a; attempts In 1876 nnd 188L : the next batter lined ont a mon saying that-li- e most as many of ranged his infield. He example, never able ' be careful., gle, ; Murray tore . around third' for made:Mowrey gers, "If you have a bad actor, trade Devore, for was Races for the1 America's Cup. left-hande- d V the assembled: congregation ' were home.- - his third baseman, move in. nearer the got to bat against a pitcher. (Names of American boats first) Instead of permitting him to him to McGraw. I the reputation 'rcughs"-aB- d would not hesitate to . plate so as 'to be sure, and get the being with the ' Magis, Osgood, score; however,-1- waved him back to for taking men in hand with whom He was afraid of hit ?ilzr 1870 schooner, P. pull bim from the pulpit if his remarks gave bunts. At once I changed' our tac- ball. One day when SaMee, the Ash- - ' third. it us three men on'base other managers would not be bothered. St 13 owner: schooner, J.v . ' : ; Cambria ' , . left-hande- did not suit them; - tics. - v.: ... Bugs Louis r, was pitching, I told bury, owner. r "'' three dancing, shouting, gesticulating I believe that worrying over sThe minister made no reply, but base-runne- rs and pitcher-b- "Hit it out." I told the Giants... years my Devore: " - the St Louis Raymond took five off life. Cm. F. til ft.'; tnt. 1 1871 Columbia, sehooner, F. Os having Bacred desk;', he A liner whistled past Mpwrey.then t rjri. 1 reached the lew wi. - case ruined base- "You go up there and let Sailee hit J good, owner; Sappho, schooner. A.' P. pocket' two game I never Eaw such a of took from his revolvers .We go after different pitchers in dif- another. The' had' broken, and I clung to Raymond sim- you. If, you don't it will cost you $10.", Douglas, owner; Livonia, schooner, J. ' side'-o- f ? ball talents. and plasing one on .each the -- Bresnahan took Salee fron the boxj Now as fond of $10 as thw -- - ' " ; ferent wafs. Loudermilk pitched a ply because I thought there was a Josh is Ashbury, owner. Bible gave a sharp glance around game against-u- s We made 13- rnns; in that inning. ? - for St Louis irr whirh might come to know next man: so he let one of Sallee's lRTfi Madifn. schooner. J. S: Dick- : 1004 I chance that he the room aad said: "Let' us pray." in-hin- e. In won the National league ' V ' he had us beten until the sixth himself. I blame the newspapers for curves crack him on the hip.' and he: P"r 1 U U H lcrson, owner; Countess of Dufferin. A more orderly.service was never IxjudermTlk championship with players who were waav - owner; - that was his downfsR. They called him "Buss." trotted to first base, grinning. I a CT H B schooner. MaJ. C. Gifford, held. National Monthly. ; : new to each other. The was D O I wild, i I told our men to. make him result up him. They on the first-bas- e coaching' line.' K . 1881 sloop. R. Bush, . They faked stories about LCJ'U) LJr U Miachlcf. J. pUch hU off in five in- that I had to play the game myself. 1 hed the first exploited his4 bad habits, until in his "Say, Mac he said; "that was a owner; vutw COURTESY. - By I I occupied - Aiaiaum, tiuup, ivpu PROFESSIONAL nings: .in- . words, wait him this do not mean that break- a NEW ATHLETIC PARK - to' childish, weak way he thought every cinch. That fellow couldn't bort owner. Two Texas doctors met on tbe out They rrdid o; but he gained con- a position cn the tam; I directed 'It ' gets lark was . an achievement that was pane of glass. Gee! it me sore i 18S3 Puritan, cutter. J. W. Forbes v;-- from the bench. bat? . . . '' trol. with the inning we Whenever the '25 street Then sixth making a hero of him.. : to ythink that 1 was. afraid of him." . Saturday, July and others, owners; Genesta, cutter, "I feel sorry for you. Yon ought not shifted tactics. ter was vn in a critical stage, he would JUNAHOU, , I believe in the "watch-dog- " policy - That's the way it goes. Froto; that P., A. C. vs. Sir Richard Sutton, owner. to be in this kind of weather. You everything you can reach," I tie his shoe or fix his belt so as to ' Mayflower, out "Hf: whenever Is neceseTryy: I have al- day , Devore was always' able to bat . .Sunday July 28, t 18S6 cutter. Gen. C. J. are ek givnTRl time to glance at the bench it man.'.' said Dr. Blister. told them. left-hande- ways tt point to maintain strict against d pitchers. He tap HAWAII vs. ST. LOUIS - . Paine and others, owners; Galates, "I am not feeling very well," replied Loudermilk. yon see, had gone to to see what I wanted him to do. We made a ' ""- - my them.v The point is that - ' owner. : surveillance over players when longer.feared and cutter. Lieut Henn, Dr. Soonover, . had a system of signals that governed nieces because of the overwork we . , study every man trader CHINESE vs. COAST DEFENSE- - ' .1887 Volunteer, cutter. Gen. C. J. is treating you?" had forced on film waiting. every situation on the field. I know it they are off the field. I have not tad yoa have to "Vhat doctor bv much, my present you simply make them units to bo Paine and others, owners; Thistle, am nreseribing . myself." 1 - was condemned by some managers; to do this so with and ' "I for Often when the Giants are in the carrying ont your poHcies. Tickets on 6afe E. O. Hall & Son, cutter, James Bell., owner. ""You shouldn't do that You are 4midst cf a hitting streak I tell the but in our case It was necessary. team; for they are about the cleanest used in Main Stx Auto-- 1893 Vigilant, cutter; O. C. Iselin, ' Whenever I wanted the man plate collection of ball players' that it has Tbat'is my key td successful base entrance on Kukul liable to be arrested for attempted man wno goes to bat to bunt at ' jnext - ' - . w V - my good to man- managership. . collie entrance cn Berctania St r i J. P. Morgan and others, owners; suicide." 1 This is so different from - what has to bunt I used to blow my nose. Hon- ever been fortune ball . - - - "

JUVENILES SCORE HUGE SUCCESS HOLDS LAWYERS fry ; , MASCOTTE" ATTHEBIJOU FOR DEFENSE TO ,tei-- I IN'LA 1 ).) spa BE ALSO GUILTY mi . ANNOUNCEMENT. DANCING SCHOOL TANGO. Dr. Carl Kelsey Has Poor IvrRe?fAd Opinion of "Attorneys for Leading mod- Kit cleaners, friccs Classes nmv Cprtn Thvirsdn ys, Fridays Only" erate. Wo sell the latest style in and Saturdays 1 to 3 and 7:S0 to Revenue .Panama and Felts. Work called for S::so p. m. at the large and small on page and delivered. Itlaisdeli fJaHding. halls, National Guard Armory.f For this farther information .call or phone SAN FRANCISCO. IK cUring that A. K. Clarke, 1185 A!akea, phone to an attorney fcr the defrus who aid- HIRE. is sure reach AUTOMOBILE FOR 427fi. Associate to Prof. Ii. A. Hep ed a guilty man to rscai punishment burn, instructor. .'$07-l- CT .THERE QUICK. seek was ith him a party to the crime, CLEANING AND DYEING. fiepersoryoi that certainty rather than severity of Telephones- - punishment would prevent crime, and and -- ions' Royal Clothes Cleaning and Iyein Tin- - Stclr-IIuIIcti- n that legislature rhould adjouxn fr - 1 public could di- lfOrOUfLU AUTO A TAXI CO. Shop. Call an! deliver. Tel. 8 149. rhone No. 22w ten yeata so that the Okarnoto, Deretanlar nr. Alapal St gest the laws already paased, Lr. Carl Alakoa and Hotel Sts., Opp. Y. .ML C. A. Kelsey of the aociolfsy depart meut ot -- o; Pennsylvania spoke Managers Henri & the t'niveislty iJenford. DRESSMAKING. ids taken tone Club. HU iy - before the Commotcalth ; Vs.- tf ; Is Wrong With Jit :S V subject waj "Wnat Johnson and Olson, dressmaker?, Elite o extra cicrge v..--- Our Criminal System." He Is one of : . mm AUTO PAINTING. buJding, neretanla. near Bishop sts. the several men fiom eastern college 5910-l- who are giving lectures at the Univer- Auto-owners- : Oars painted an$ made sity of California summer school. lo look like new; tic convinced; Auto In his talk he denied the doctrina . Painting Co., Lilfha King St. ill equal moral responsibility, stating tyStr.' of . . tGlt j EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. . that feeble-minde- d persons could not - s t - a be held responsible for crime t'n 'on Employment Office, Tel.: 1420. cculd normal ones, and he traced the All klnas of help. 0. Hlraoka.' Pro- history of punishment and procelure prietor; 1210 Emma. cor. Beretania. 7 from the days of early England. BICYCLE SUPPLIES, t. ' 5909-S- "First Basis Vengeance." Komeya, wholesale cre'lail "The first basis of reaction to crlmo 8. and Y. Nakanishl, 64 bicycles acccsSdrles. Beretanla nr. Smith mm n !i t. us encores. Her second was with is vengeance," said the speaker, "and dealer In and street, for good King street nesr funchbowl street cooks, yard; boys. lIZfiLVJLT- !!itit:aun:i n Thorn Hellen, who was Pippo, the poor then this changes to the Idea of re- Pbone 45ii ; residence phone 4511. M CAST. shepherd. It was called the "GobbH pression so that other crimes may not . 5246 tf tt n Luef and was a great hit. The last be committed. Following the idea of ANO Farmer Rocco Patsle Henry n duet was also with Miss Hellen and of EICYCLES SUPPLIES. Japanese It repression has now come the Idea cook, waiters, yard boys. PROFESSIONAL CARDS tt Frederic Ina Mitchell tt was one of the prettiest in the comic reformation, which In turn ha yield- We hate just received a splendid new Matsumoto, 1121 t'nlon. Tel. 1756. tt James lrenzo Hill tt --opera. "Close Your Eyes" was Us ed to prevention by teaching the child. supply cf rilLMIRHt Bicycles from 5070-t- f shirtMaker. MADEIRA EMBROIDERY. tt ...... Halcyon Clarke tt title.: j'...- a lawyer for the defense : - - '"When pialnlarid; also suri'Hes. M. Tosh- - ' tt Plppo... .'...Thorn Hellen tt As the poor shepherd Miss Hellen uses his Ingenuity to aid a guilty man Im- imaga, 12i8 Emma near beretanla, B. Yamatoya, shirts, 1 ajanns, klnm- - Mrs. Crtrolinrt Fernandez, rnf-- t tt Fanny Flametta..,. little Clark tt played a part that cculd not be to escape, he la himself guilty of par- proved. afforded opportunity to 1 : , : 569G-t- f Cos to order; Nuuanu near 1'auahl. Madeira embroidery. lttiichen seta. tt Bettine Hode Canfleld tt It her ticipation In the crime," said Kelsey i L. 5533-t- f voice, GLEE CLUB. f baby caps arid dresses. Ppeelalty of tt'Mary .."Hee" Myling tt reveal the rare! beauties of her mijis,t to Idea of talenjt as "We return the real BUY AND SELL. Initial and hemstitching. Reasonable. tt John ...... Alice ONeil tt and a!so to demonstrate her the lawyer for the defense who swear . t k5322-t- Henry ;was Kaal dice Club, 51 Young Bldg. i Tel. r f a clever actress. Pats'.e 'uphold the law of state.' It and Jewelry bughl auuHUununnuunaun bully whose run of mis- to the blamohds, watches . 26S7, furnishes music any occasion. as the fanner may be a new moral level but we Bold and exchanged. J. Carlo; Fort MODISTE. Mascotte,M or Modern fortune Is to b changed by the good ' TAILORS. 'La "The must come to it and if the bar doe . brcught by mascot. it. Mascot," as the Juvenile Bostontans luck the The It will be forced upon It by pub- Miss Johnson. --1119 1'nion SL In- not. H T. Shinr.aki, Merchant Tailor; tipto Nellie of Audrin s master lsuKhable situations ahe became opinion. Evening gowns. Hnserle dresFes. reused edition volved in as the show proceeded were lic date fashions. Work guaranteed. comic opera is called, endod with a "Then we must stop thl nonsense ksaii-t- r Irresistible; frem a comedy point of , Bijou the- HAVAll'S MUslc. I3eretanla Are. corner Maunakea Bt storm br; applause; at the -. '.-- cf experts who testify as to whether a an Vlw. y- J cAfe. ater last night wlilch arbs fnm Halcyon Clark made a great person was morally responsible at the Ernest k. Kaal, 5i Young Bklg., hydraIlIc engineer. with de- Uttlft Tel. audience that had listened hit as the unfortunate Mr. James Lo- time crime was committed. The only , Uoyal Cafe, the belt fit 36S7. teachea vocal and Instrumen t'! Army & Navy, Merchant Tailors; up-tfda- lo light to the superb music and comedy way for testimony to be had Is eterrthlni ,; T. Taylor, 511 Stanstenwald renzo Hill, who sees a possibility of such A Jas. blds great, light open . popular prices; Ene home eooklng; rjr2 tr establishment; cleaning and of the Frenchman's chancing his bad luck by stealing the the creation of a commission which 1G3 Consulting dvll ft hydraulic englu'r. prompt service; Beretanla, nr. Fort reiuihlng. King cor Bishop st. : for two hcurs. shall examine, and not leave it to ex- HAT CLEANERS. k5375 tf mascot. In the second act she made bU opp. ttre station, K. Nakano, Fr. 574Mf And nil the while during the two house rlnjt with applause in her perts for both the defense, and prose- 6145-t- the t hours, at short Intervals, the audience cution. - Leave your ii:rty hat at the Royal MUlIC .LESSONS. clever sonc. "Danclnjt Around," u made, the Bijou theater reverberate Ina Mitchell played Frederic, Iottfe Has Many Defects. coolest place in , bwn. Cleaners, Beretanla, nr. Alajal. Bo ton Cafe, dc-fect- s, Pi ivaf e lessoas on A'iolln, Mandol'ji. with applause, and flowers at different Clark Fannv Flametta, "Bee" Myling. J "Our prison system has many ; After the show drop tn. Opeti day I'honc 3149. . pretty " UMBRELLA MAKER. English Banjo and times filled the arms of the Mary Alice O Vell great one Is system BIJon Hotel Bt .'" 5903 3m Guitar, t?ku'te and John. They all t and a the and tight theater. by teacher, many years' experi- players. performance last sang 1523 tf a of .The niht did admlrabiv. The sngs they of contract labor. Those In prlsoa I and re-- i more was the Mf-ce- d It. Mlzuta. Umbrellas made Address P.O. Box 311. Tel. 4179 was than a success it included: "SwInK'ne Tosether." should and by T. Sato, cirflMed, dj-c- and blocked; ence. be made to work their aired. 12S1 Vorl, near Kukui. Tel- - 5650-t- f be st thing the Juveniles have done, cf .Mascot" Come Too upon, Call and-dellv- cr: Kamanuwal lane, te "Brn't hibor support those dependent Columbia tnnch !toc'm; iqnlck iertlce ephone 3745; - delightful from beginning to end. Near," Cecelia." hear Beretaala st. Telephone 3723. "S'cts, OmTS. them outside the prison walls. The motto; open day 5553-t- f and cleanllncig our ' K. Kaal 51 Young Bldg. Tel. New scngs were Introduced into Preamsr "Swane Rose. . . "Gobble imprisonment should on crim- 5910-l- Ernest -- fair the and liigbt Hotel, opp. Bethel itreet 31)87, the comic opera, new bright lines were Duct." S-t Down You're Rockinj? the " guitar, ukulele, mandolin, bin inal and not its effects on his family, 618 tt. jo, either, violin, cello and vom1. inserted In the revisim of it, and as Beat." "Rajitlme Melod Pow of. as is now more often the case. - J arc some- "Snowdrop ko381-t- f for the specialties they PvramM Lard," Ballot." We are about the most lawles. Tte Eagle.- - Betbei iet,llote tnd thing that deserve a special review Close Trcr Eves." "Th'.a la the Ufe," people In world, and yet we think JEWELER. Vulcanizing. - the King. A, clco place to at fine BerRslrom Music Oo. Music and in themselves. and nanrne Around." . that new laws will remedy all our - day. was "Dode" Canfield who In tone cooking. . Open night ind Auto, Motorcycle and Bicycle Tires sical Instruments, Fort It clever ;Stubbyv Mvlins d'd snlendif'r troubles. The legislature should ad- Smh Vo. Gold and Silversmith; ma- Down-Y- ktSSS-t- f vulcanized. Tal?ho Vulcanizing Co., street. was the mascot last night, and she d her specialty. "Sit en Ye Hock- journ for ten year and give the peo- terial and v.ork guaranteed. If not hearty ing ISO Merchant, Alakea S27T-t- f served all the applause that the and Lottie CIark;did ple up." satisfactory money will be reruid-td- . ner Strnrt. songs rtT a chance to catch ;Tte llofr'n., Hotel St.; text the Telephone 3197. S. Saikt, manager. followed her singing the several equally well in her "Ragtime Melo- Kelsey finished his talk by saying 1121 Mannakea, nr. Hotel ; Encore. Best meal for trice In street 5fi1tf COLLECTOR. that were included in the part. Sh dies." that those persons with education i town.'. Upca all day ind all night r.:mtr sang in three duets two in the first "The Modern Mascot"''."; will be pre- ' and h'gh Ideals had greater responsi- .V i us:5-t- t Collector on commission. Tel. 1842. act and one In the last The first sented again- - tonight and tomorrow JAPAN - bilities regarding the lessening of TO HAVE . i as9t-t- sung with a f was Cecelia"' which she night crime than the cneducatefl. snd de- Jltor Unexcelled home cooV-ln- g. BRONZE STATUE Patsle Henry. It called for numer ;, E. J. R tfe." clared that crime was a social and not materials at popclar frl-U-s. 25 test UVtRY TABLE. OKUMA 19 feet high, and the base stone, an individual product. Try tt.L King nr. Alakea 8L OF COUNT shaku, which wftl be higher than that 1606-l- y livery Hrstlass turnouts iat reason- of the Omura statue at Kudan. The ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION HEARS "Wardering Jew" Now Rests. able rates. Territory Livery Stable, TOKIO. jTapan A bronze statue of cost is estimated at 150,000 yen, and t)rleane Substantial tneali "; One of the most interesting Amer- Ne Care. 315 Kins, nr. runchbowi. Tel. 2535. Count Okuma, which Is expected to Is to be met by public subscription. ican clippers, the Wandering Jew, is cor 5!51R-l- mod erate. JUakea Merchant St f be the largest, as well as the most Mr. Honda will go abroad to make a Vangtae K5S9-t- spending her last days in the f ... beautiful. In the Orient, will be erect- further study of statues, and it Is Kiang river at Kiukiang, China, about MASSEURS. ed In the course of a year or so. The hoped that the unveiling ceremony ADDRESS ON "CENTRIFUGAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. PUPS" 200 mile inland from Shanghai, do- list of the promoters is headed by will take place some time during ing duty a a freight landing barge. 3. Oyama, marsajre trettments 6r Barons iwasaki and Mitsui, and by next year. face Wandering Jew was built at Cairt-de- n. ticorKe Yamada; general tontractor.. and body. Knktjl st. near nearly two hundred men of national The Mc-- River Before a large audience composed continuous and successful working of 1877, command- No. 208 J ' t Me, in and was Estimates furnished. 66ft5-l- y ' prominence. of Hawaiian Engineer-- , the pumps. The efficiency', continu- Candles Building. Telephone 2157. on "'Drug Week" at the exposition in of members the ed by Capt D. C Nicbola. For more The chairman of the committee 1915 ing Association and their friends. F,. ity of operation and cost of mainte- .twenty years, made 6263-t- . I will extend for a period of two than she record t ; the work is Baron Kitabatake, and engi- and been W. Green, an expert on pump nance of this portion of the equip- voyages out of New York to distant 1 Honda Yoshinari, principal of the To-ki- o the date has set for July 12 24. 50.0W) neering, spoke in the Library nf ment affects the total cost of manu- parts of the globe, and before des- Sanko Co SanVb bldg., Nnuanu and art stndio, will personally super to July More than occupa- PAINTER. w waii last night on the subject. Cen- facture, and therefore the most sim- cending to her present lowly Vineyard. Tel. 3151. Contracts vise Mr. Honda was the original druggists ill be represented and word It - trifugal Pumps." The address was ple. Tellable, efficient and economical was engaged the coasting propos-,')a- s been received that the dele- tion in paiKTban'n?:. cement S. JS-- promoter of the scheme. He i8t be- in- I f5hiraki, Xnuann; Tel. 41S7. I interesting and highly instructive.; pumping equipment should be trade between Hongkong and Shang- k5527-l- f to erect would be sates from the American Lfruggists Work, cleans vacant lots. , Paintlng snd paperhangintr. ed statue which ing a on the theory stalled. hai. This vessel made a famous race 'All a masterpiece from every artistic i Syndicate wfli Charter a steamer and technical treatise Work guaranteed. Bids submitted and application of modern centrifugal I "In the centrifugal pump there is from Hongkong to New York with Kobayashl, general 20S4 point of view in the Orient, and re come throneh the canal. Their busi Y. contractor, , free. k532S-t- f pumps. meeting was presided only one moving element, L Im- in 1395, leaving ceived the consent - of Okuma ness will be transacted on the boat The the the Tam O'Shtaiter S. King, lnione 3356. Reasonable. Couit over by R. R. Hind, president of the peller and There are no valves. the former port on January 2. Both I exposition shaft k53J7-t- f . PRINTING. V to cast this bronze statue. and their entire time at the ll rods. pins, or springs as In other ships reached quarantine at tbe same The statue Will be 15 shaku, about w-f- be at their pleasure. association. In part Mr. Green said: j types, w here reciprocating parts are hour and the race was declared a tie. CARD CASES. "We do not of low which ; best prices years cen- in direct rubbing contact, and the con- tisnally co:rcIde .with poor quality; "Within the past lb the sequent reliability of engraved trifugal pump has been developed wear makes frequent adjust simplicity and the Business and Visiting cards, but we "know how" to put life, ment and replacement parts neces- centrifugal pump safe and Russia trom a relatively crude and ofter. un- cf insure or printed. In attractive hustle and 50 into printed ftiatter, sary, and as tends to decrease successful continuous oeration cases, , reliable machine into the most simple, Well leather vtnt detarhable and that is what talks loudest and the efficiency of the unit. The sim- with the grade of la!or or- - crnce. r.ciO-t- f reliable and efficient type ot pumping cards, Star Bktin longest. llenoTuln Star-Bulleti- n Joh plicity of pump dinarily available for that purpose. equipment for almost any condition of the centrifugal makes Department. : very discharge completely rrirt5 AlaVea Street being ex it most reliable, as there is Even with the 0 Er; service,' this the result of slight possibility breakdown, closed, no dangerous pressure can be Oice. Merchant street tensive investigation by leading engi- of and j is nothing get adjust generated by pump, which is an "i tf of the correct there to out of the neers, the development ment. The upkeep is very important for many condi- CL' applying to the cost of low, feature theory and practice as there are ne points at which wear1 tions under which pumps must be op- problems involved, and the advances o f occurs except the tw-- shaft bearings erated in sugar factories. The effi- It. C tn the art of designing and building p- - and the rings around the impeller ciency of the correctly designed cen- Hon JAMAS. this type of pump. At the present Maur."' huhs. consequently new parts arp sel- trifugal pump is good, resulting in low time centrifugal pumps are in success dom required. The stuffing boxes cost of operation. Steam turbine or ful operation under almost all condi- kimonos. cause very I'ttle wear on the shaft If engine, electric motor or belt drive tions of service. The engineering properlv designed, require only may be employed, as required by lo- Civ many and public is recognizing the advant a small amount of attention, as it Is cal conditions. ages in typp of pump inherent this J easier to pck a box for a rotating "In comparing the true cost of op- field its application to the i and the fcr shaft than for one with a reciprocat-- ! eration of various type of pumps, solution of divers kinds of pumping inc motion. with a view to deciding upon the most r.u. problems is constantly broHdeninc. "The elimination of valves and advantageous installation considera- "The use of the centrifugaf pump springs ?s an Important point, and tion must be given not only to the in connection with the production of one wh'rh has a great, effect on the actual cost of fuel consumed, but also sugar is undoubtedly particularly in- maintenance and labor cost. The to the interest on the totl invest- teresting to the members of i his as- centrifugal pumo will deliver more ment, depreciation, cost of attendance sociation, and therefore in hripfly ta- water per unit, of space occupied than and maintenance, reliability nd cost king up the application of this type any other type, therefore requiring r.f supplies. When all these points are to the solution of pumping problems the minimum snare for installation. dulv considered, the centrifugal pump only this field will bf ronidprd. With correct design the Internal part? is found to be the most reliable eco- Rvery engineer Is anxious to foiirp rre easily accessible for inspection. nomical and efficient pumping equip-- " the best .pumping 'equipment, 'for the The first cost of the centrifugal pump ment for almost any condition of aning & d!?iurbnnce of tne elements. ' AN'SWEK TO Vesterdavs PU2IL entire factory is dependent upon the is comparatively moderate. Thej HONOLULU 8TAK-nULLETIN- r! F'KIDAY. JULY 24, 1914. ELEVEN

TTJ T The Star-Bullet-in Wan Ads and the worK lev Do Maik- - - - II iiiiuKiliiift- nil iniiilalili. n tiirns from in .tlit- 1 iiivitiumt STAIMMTLLKTIN Want Columns. If vou have anvtliin- - t xoll vim can hn.l no Mir or unu k r way of limlin-- Ui Ihau .Uiruugli ihe srAK-Hi'LLKTl- tlu-m- . l,uvrr Want Ads. TIIorSAXDS rrad For one unit a word vou can reach thi TAIMU'LLKTIX'S r..000 and won suWriU-rs-- T and that means MOKE than ir.(M0 KEADEKS. lv - Sim in that vast number vou will tind tin- one wfio WANTS what you haveor if you want Wuhcthinj; a little Want Ad will et it Help Wantnl. Situation Wanted, rnrnishnl Cottar's, Funn'shcO House, Furnishel Jtooms. Ueal Kstateranvthiu;' For Sale or To Kent. . - . , n . . I - - v- - : - - m, "' ii .1 y

I: i Mt J f J!. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS HiDTEL TOZiOOCTL. 'l FOR RENT D Oeslrable bouses Li various parts of RECTO the city, furnished and unfurnished, SAN FRANCISCO REFERENCE FOR BUSY PEOPLE at f 15. $18. $20. $25. $30. $35. $40 and Cu-- SlfMt. Vmkm SM FOR SALE WANTED op to $125 a month. See list In oar Eiropiu Plan S1.SQ attiTP AUTOS. DRY GOODS. MILLINERY. office Trent Trust Co., Ltd- - Fort Aawicia Plaa 1 tij Bp . Everyone The best cars fn Honolulu; trips ar City Dry Goods Co., 1109 K. millinery. 8t, between King and Merchant Special Sale; Floor coverings, 'Chi- with anything for sale to Nuuanu St. f Isoshima. stvlihs King New and concrete 4699 38 IS. 5462-t- f steel ttnic nese gra mattings lino- "Play Safe." Considering ranged. Call or near King. ner Bethel. Phone 2136. me, and the fac .VJlO-l- tnre. Third addition ot hundred leums. Telephone 12151. ; tors of sales, success in planning MOSQUITO STICKS. A EXCELSIOR CLOTHES CLEANERS, A bungalow rooms just completed, nlch Lewers & Cooke, Ltd.; King Street. an, ad is more satisfactory than AUTOMOBILE. Clothes railed for and delivered:! Ask your grocer for a stick. Kills with modern convenienc- class hotel at very moderate - es and nice lawn; 3 min. walk from k5389-t- f knowing how it happened" after Frank Baker, new located at Oahu snoes ayea oy our secret metbou;; all insects. S. M. Iida, agent Bere rates. In center ot theatre and Star-Bulleti- carline. 1023 W. 3th ave.. Kaimuki, ward. n Want Ads Auto Stand. Phone 3848. phone 4742. Chaplain at Fort. tania at Nuuanu. retail district On car lines 5892-2- m E. O. Farm, telephone 5016. Tlie Transo envelope, time-savin- g In- "Bring Home the Bacon" every 5845-ly- r MACARONI. transferring to all parts of city. 5399-t- Oahu Macaroni 5912 tf vention. No addressing necessary time. f AUTOMOBILE TRIMMING. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Factory, dealers in Electric omnibus meets all In sendrng out bills or, receipts. Ho- S. King all kinds of paste. 121 Hotel trains and steamers. St. near Punchbowl. Tops Y. Nakanishi, 34 Beretania St., nr. st for Star-Bulleti- n first-clas- s MOVING PICTURES. furnished office io let; suitable nolulu Co., Ltd, sole Two or three minoroa and built covered and repaired; tire Nuuanu Street. Phone 4311. HoUl Btowirt rcocni4 M BawtlUa s general office or agency. Apply 1110 Xtland Hwt4qnrUr. C&bl A4drM agr-nt- patentee. leghorn roosters; second-han- d Kauluwela Movies Theater now for tf also and seat covers to order. "TrswfU" Ce4. J. U. Lot. g Union near Hotel ABO HO-eg- Incubator. Address M. R.J F. W. HUSTACE open at Camp Two, Vineyard St; St, St reprtMauuvt. AMERICAN CLOTHES CLEANERS 1829-t- f. Hoaolala Ford car In good condition; for dem this office. Motorcycle and Auto Repairing. 427 pictures changed dsilv. Formerly the Suitatorium, now at Telephone 1498. 5909-6- 1 Queen st. MARKET, FISH MARKET. titration, Unltn jrd Stand, . Union King AlapaL street and Called for 5903tf Headquarters of delica- FURNISHED ROOMS at Hotel delivered. Hawaiian st Good and Phone 5167. FLORISTS. Royal 5312-C- t ... second hand typewriter. Address 5913-f.- cies; delicious laulaus and box72, Schofleld Barracks. Cut flowers and baskets for all oc- Kulolo, most portable of foodstuffs. ' 59Il-4- t CITY CLOTHED CLEANERS. casions. Komeda. Florists, Union Handled by experts. Orders prompt- THE NEW ERA HOTEL Indian motorcycle, 1912 model. Oahu ' your 1430 PLEAS AN TON Cyclery, King nr. Are prepared to handle work. St ly attended to. No. 43, Hawaiian FORT STREET South. Nuuanu Vineyard. 5042. ABOVE VINEYARD ST. 5910-6- All lovers ot music to develop talent at Phone FOR A TAXI. Fisheries Market. t 5749 by taking lessons from Ernest K. CONTRACTORS. When you want a taxi, call Jimmy 5909-l- tf IL F. 30" automobile; a bargain. Kaal, 51 Young Building. TcL 36S9. Contracting and general building; Hughes, Auto Livery Co. RUGS MADE. Phone 3401, Capt. Clark. 5381-t- f estimates furnished. TakakI Co., GOODYEAR TIRES. Grass and rag rugs. Have your Old Homestead, just opened; on Paua- - . - 59l2-6- junction King and Beretania Sts. agents Goodyears. old rug made over; 73 t . Sole for Give us Beretania St Eveyone In Honolulu to know th your vulcanizing wqrk... Alakea, ROOMS. hi and Chaplain lane, back of The CHINESE INTERPRETER. at Blaisdell; rates reasonable; phone Two Popular theater runs the new films st. - '" 5912-l- Tastily furnished rooms can b dozen whita lcghonu, eastern Le Chong, Chinese Interpreter an J Merchant 4677. 1260 6872-t- L . - The Service, Fort st; . I King Rich- stock. Thone 3297. business agent. Smith SL, opp. Ho- HOTEL, TAXI STAND found at the Rex. and same management. 5912 6t tel ards streets. street jjnn iTTirv funa 589-t- f Coccanuts and cocoa nut husks bought trK?c tvi STEAM CLOTHES CLEANERS CLOTHES CLEANERS. RATES; SERVICE DAY AND Good Investmer-t-; over 10 per cent; in any quantity. Pacific Fibre Co., Guarantee all their work for ladies REDUCED When you want your clothes cleaned The old Mercantile Rooming House, FOR THE TOURIST Ltd., 1382 Liliha sL Phone 4033. NIGHT. JOHN VIERRA, MANUEL gentlemen. Alakea, Bere- " ' rented bouse. Tel. 1342. properly, call at the King, 69 8. King and nr. 631 King opened up - ; 5902-l- m St, has now FOR THE "SERVICE -- 5890-t-f . M. 5151. ,.- COSTA AND R. GONSALVES. tania. Phone under-ne- w : St 5808-lr- a mansKeirtnt under the FOR THE KAMAAINA SITUATION CLEANERS. DRIVERS. name of the TcurirtV Rrtunlng phonograph, 1186! WANTED m STAR CLOTHES CLEANERS. Victor almost new. Y. 5909-3- House. Rooms Alakea at. Fukunaga, Clothes cleaned, press- Beretania, near Alakea. Give us a rta.onable, clean LUXURIOUS SUITES ed, repaired. 1422 HAT CLEANERS. and newly fited up. EXCELLENT CUISINE 3913-6- t Position as bookkeeper Fort Street 5912-3- m or office as you want your trial. ' 5876-t- young CAMERAS. When hat cleaned t slstant by lady; six years call Roman, Beretania St. Phone 8URGEON CHIROPODIST. Infer-Islan- d experience. 68, Second-Han- d Dr. R. E. Merrill Mclnery's and Oahu Railroad ship- Address box this Cameras bought sold 4026. at Shoe Pumished rooms; hot anil cold water. GET OUR RATES Star-Bulleti- i ping n office. and exchanged. Kodagraph Shop. Store, Fort Hours 8:30 a. m. " books at office, tf JIMMY HUGHES. st to 84 N. Vineyard mosquito proof. Before Settling Elsewhsre 1313-6- t V Hotel and Union Sts. op. m. Charges reasonable. st; ' Now a Taxi on Bethel 6895-l-m COCOANUT PLANTS FOR SALE. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. has the St 58932m 4004. - LEGAL NOTICES. J. Yoshlda, King Kaplo- - Stand. Phone street at TAXI. farge, airy upstairs room, Cocoanut plants for sale: Samoan va--. lanl. Contracts taken. JONES & DUCHALSKY Tony Tava suitable for res. Bethel street stand. two. 1221 riety. Arply A. D. Hills, Lihue. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THF OIAMONO CLOTHES CLEANERS. are ready, to attend to your auto 4004. Pensacola st' Phone , 5912-3- .' : 5277-t- 7 King t Kauai. f First Judicial Circuit of the Territon Are prepared to care for your and carriage trimming. South 5913-l- hotel 2393. 5885-l- m of Hawaii. At Chambers In Divorce clothes. Give us a trial. AlapaL st Telephone TAILORS. . LEGAL NOTICES. Mary One-roo- m cottage. 230 Vineyard wa Davis, Libellant, vs. John Davis opp. car barns. MANUEL RICHARDS, Gee Chong, latest models In tailor- st 5912-6- L Libellee. - Divorce. To John Davis DRY GOODS. Now located at the Oahu Auto ing; 27 N. King, cor. Nuuanu. WAIMEA KAUAI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST LIbellee aboTe named: i. . . Japanese Obi silks, mandarin coats, Stand," Bishop, King. Pro-bat- Hear Phone WIZARD MOPS. Circuit, Territory cf Hawaii. In e You ' " ROOM AND BOARD are hereby notified of the pend Yoshlda Shoten, P tetania and Ma- - 3848. Buy a Triangle Wizard Mop. The Newly Renovated Best Hotel At " ' " Chambers. In the Matte of ency of the 5898-l- m : above entitled action ant unakea Sts. v mop that gets Into the corners. , on, Kauai. the Estate of Karl Emil Olsen, deceas- that the same has. been set down foi 'Excellent table board by the meal, :y.-v- TOURIST TRADE SOLICITED. ed. ;, trial by order of the above entitled day or week. - Special rates by the On Reading and Filing the Petition court, duly given' and. made in the month. Applyv at ' the Rosehwn GOOD MEALS. pnrl arrnnritn nf f? P Oitnrlpd axtmfn. above entitled action, on the day. of . 8000 GISTS AI U66 S. King st r Rates Reasonable. , 5912-t- lstrator of the estate of Karl Emil . A. D. 1914, NATIONAL GUARD BULLETIN . : f In the above C. W. 8PIT2 : : Proprietor UJscn, deceased, petitioner Court Room of the Second Judge of esks to be allowed $630.16, and charg the Circuit Court of ' the First Judt- - Cool rooms with or without board can ; d i ed; with $1,624.76, and asks that the cial Circuit, Territory of Hawaii, in FEAST . Roster of officers, list ot regular rill nights, stations, and current infor- be bad at the Vida Villa; King st - tame be examined and approved,- and the Judlcial bnildlng City MING mation for the National Guard of Hawaii. Armory, corner Hotel and Miller , 5808-l- m in the and ; ; ' ' ' . ' v:- - a final order be made of Distri- County Honolulu, Ha-- 1 streets. that of Territory of ' bution of the remaining property to wall, on Wednesday, the 16th day of "hXF GENERAL STAFF. Two rooms with or without board. Have a Good Swim before ' : dinner, a day In the persons thereto entitled and dis September, A. D. .1914, at 9 o'clock a. LASTING DAYS Col. John W. Jones. The Adjutant General. 2113 Nuuanu. after warm 8 Insp.-ge- n. charging; petitioner and sureties from m. of the said day, or as soon, there- Ma j. Charles W. Ziegler, Maj. Elmer T. WInant, Ord. Dept. ; 3313-6- t town; it will make you feet Surg.-ge- n. aa "Daisy." all further responsibility herein. after as the same can be beard. . Maj. Charles B. Cooper, Capt. James D. Dougherty. Q. M. C. fresh a Maj. W. Q. M. Henry Q. M. C. JOHN c John Short, Chief Capt Van Gleson, ' MARCALLINO, FURNISHED COTTAGES day of August, A. D. 1914, at 9 o'clock Clerk Circuit Court, First Judicial Cir : Associated Press Maj. Emil C. Peters, J. Adv.-ge- n. Capt Leo L. Sexton, Med. Dept "a. m. before the Judge presiding at cuit, Territory of Hawaii VIENNA, July 21. A wedding THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE. Furnished cottage and light house "Hustace Villa" 5897-Jul- y Chambers ot sail Court at his Court 3, 10, 17, 24, 31,; Aug 7, 14. whose guests numbered over 8000 per INSPECTOR-INSTRUCTOR'- S OFFICE. keeping rooms; all ' conveniences; . Waikikl Beach. , Room in Judiciary building, in sons r. tin and whose . feasting, continued Lieut VV. C. White ner, U. S. A Inspector-Instructo- electric lights; bath, running wa 'Honolulu, County of Honolulu, be and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 'ht days was celebrated recent Officers school every Monday, 5 p. m. ter; short distance from postofflce Next Moana Hotel I . ,. the ame hereby Is appointed the time First Circuit Territory of Hawaii. At . dagora in Bukowina. one of REGIMENTAL FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS,q1ST INF. Moderate. Ganzel Place, Fort and country Has accommodations for LA- fiuu j'lavc ivi Aiaa aaioaa a cvtktwu Chambers In Probate.' Order of notice those remote districts of AH officers of the 1st Infantry to report at Armory 5t 5 p. ra. Monday. Vineyard. Tel. 1541. -- Austria-Hungar- DIES and Accounts, and that-ir- fl - persons of Hearing Petition for Probate of Will y where mammoth .and GENTLEMEN, at July 20. M; reasonable rates, by may and there appear In the Matter of the Eliza wedding festivities on a scale utterly six-roo- m cottage, King the month. interested then Estate of Lt-Co- l. Neat street Eu-1- William R. , Riley. Maj. William E. Eal, 3rd cause, any they have, why Canfield Scudder, late of Honolulu, unknown in America or Westsrn 1. Bat and show if T. Capt. James A. Thompson, Adjt 1st LL John W. Kanaeholo, Adjt near Peterson Lane; rent reasonable the Bamo should .not' be granted, and : ; rope are the rule. to good tenant;- - apply C. H. Thurs " Capt. George B. Schrader, Q. M. 2nd George H. Cummlngs, Q. M. may present evidence as to who tire 'A Document purporting to be the The affair at Sadagora exceeded 77. : . . Lt ton. Tel. 2173. I ;v in8P- - r. Maj. Merle M. Johnson, 1st Bat to the said property. Last Will and Testament of ! Eliza magnificence and lavish hospitalityin"'raph ITur. re.f7'. 5776-t-f entitled . Frajrier,. Ad Canfle d anv. nn - In iH-- i" imruui, uui j. 1st Lt Charles R. Jt By the Court fJrndrtor"w- - r xat.n.iwfvw.uuA t...)..asc v i;u funct on rernrd that v 'B'uaiu Seaside Hotel Maj. Gustave Rose, 2nd Bat. 2nd Roscoe W. Perking. Q. M. "Finest dining ror.m In Ter- (Seal) J. A. DOMINIS, the 2d day of July. A. D. 1914, been trlct however. It waa a Hebrew Lt Small furnished cottage for rent 871 the j - 2nd Fred W. Humphrey, Q. M. Chaplain, Valentin Franckx (Capt.). ritory." Jolly Saturday evening Clerk, Circuit Court, First Circuit presentei to said Probate Court, and a redding. Sadagora enjoys a certain Lt Young st-- nr. Kap!olani, opp. ten In eastern Europe COMPANIES STATIONED AT HONOLULU. dances. . Dated the 17th day of July. 1914. Petition for Probate thereof, nravine fame as the seat . nis courts. . Company "A P, H. Manager 5908-Jul- y 17, 24, 31. Aug. 7. for the issuance of Letters Testamtn- - of the renowned Rabbinical dynasty Capt H. P. O'SullIvan, 1st Lieut M. Smoot Thursday, 5913-tf- . J. HERTSCHE. tary. to. Doremus Scudder having been known as the Miracle Rabbis. The 7:30 p. m. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE filed by Doremus Scndder.' ( bride was the daughter of the Grand Company B Sapt Paul Super, 1st Lieut W. F. Armstrong, 2nd Lieut A. J. UNFURNISHED COTTAGES ls .ordered, Rabbi of; this line, Aron Friedmann, Lowrey. Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. First Judicial Circuit Territory of lit that Thurtdavi the 6th HOTEL AUBREY dayJof 'August A. D. 1914, 9 and tne groom, Salamon Friedmann, Company C Capt J. M. Camara, 1st Lieut L. IL Medeiros, 2nd Lieut G. Hawaii, at Chambers In Divorce. at o'clock Two bedroom cottage for $20.00 a, oeiongs to a or same rah- - K. Friday, 7:30 p. m. "A Home Away from Home" . Mary Kaia, Libellant vs. John Kaja, m.f said day, at the Court Room branch the Stein. month; also two bedroom cottage. Court Judiciary binical , dynasty at Czortkow. The Company D Capt W. V. Kolb, 1st Lieut F. W. WIchman, 2nd G. An Ideal Vacation Spot LlbelJee. Divorce Notice cf Pendency nfai,fl in the bulldlne Lieut 417.00 per month. J. R, Wilson, 925 of Ubel. in me uity and C'ounV of Honolulu u,srrire was arranged oy lae caieisi ocnaeier. weunesaay, n&v p. ra. Fhone 772. Ilamala, Oahu appointed' of the two families, entirely without. Company Capt. C. M. Monday, 7:30 p. m. Fort Street phone 3666. Upon reading and filing libelant's be and the same Is hereby E Coster, 1st Lieut John Hila 5869-tf- . A. 2UMSTEIN, Prop. motion and affidavit showing that' the the time and place for proving said the kDweJge of the young people.' Company F 1st Lieut L R. Houghtaillng, 2nd Lieut J. Lemon. Tuesday, address or residence of said Ilbellee is Will and hearing said application In fact the mt for tbe fir8t tlme 7:30 p.m. By only the evening before the wedding Company G B. Ka-ne- , 1st L. K. Ka ne, 2nd W. N. FURNISHED HOUSES not Known ana tnat ilnenant tias been the Court f Capt F. Lieut. Lieut rSeal) A. K. AONA. at a preliminary feast when they Kaina. Monday. 7:30 p. m. unable to ascertain the same after Clerk. Large furnished house in Makiki. For Oahu Railway Tickets to reasonable Inquiry or search for more Castle & WIthlngton, attorneys for danced together as a sign of thelr:Company H Capt L. W. Redington. 1st Lieut J. C. Lo. Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. petitioner. willinene8s to marry. Full attendance required in order to complete preparation particulars phone 2426. than six months after the filing of the 5906-12- libelant's libel; Dated. Honolulu, July 2, 1914. The chiefs had taken it for granted for encampment. t HALEIVA nereoy no 5897-Jul- y 3. 10. 17. 24. j that there would be no hitch in their Company K (Attacned to 2nd Battalion) Capt J. W. Cook. 1st Lieut W. it is ordered that plans, On tice, be given to the libellee to ap . and had invited the rabbinical Ahia, 2nd Lieut E. K. Chung. Thursday, 7:30 p. m. FAMILY HOTEL Sale at 'Wells famil,es Co. ; pear before the Honorable. Wm. L. IN THE CIRCUIT-COUR- OF THE ofM the orthodox Jews in STATIONED ON MAUI Fargo Office t a . a Rus8 Poland. Rumania, Cassidy, only i oeconaj juage, cnamDers, First Circuit Territory of Hawaii At Galacia and Company I Wailuku Capt W. F. Kaae, 1st Lieut W. S. Chillingsworth, The home hotel. Wat ununej, ai Hungary. They came on Sada-te- r Chambers In Probate. In the Mat- - down 2nd Lieut R. K. Wilcox. kiki Beach, consists of individual gora Many im-Clar- k, A REAL CHANGE OF CLIMATE the court room of this in the of the Estate of Albert Barnes in thousands. were of Company L Lahalna Capt. W. F. Young, 1st Lieut W. K. KaluaklnL cottages and single rooms.. Cnsine Court dig-heari- ng can be had at the new boarding Judiciary Building, in Honolulu, City deceased. Order of Notice of po,sinstature and Priarchial . STATIONED ON HAWAII. excellent, 1000 ft promenade pier "Ity- - black silk . house In and County of Honolulu, on the 3rd Petition for Probate of W1U. Jhey caftans. Company M Hilo Capt J. D. Easton. 1st Lieut, H. M. Morehead. 2nd at the end of which is splendid A document 2W, and 'Wte stockings; while Lieut J. S. Caceres, 2ndLieut J. Ll K. Cushingham (attached). bathing pool and beautiful view. day of September, 1914, at 9:00 o'clock to be the of a. m., of said day, and show cause Last Will and TesUmeft of Albert MEDICAL OFFICERS WITH SANITARY TROOPS. 200o Kalia road. Tel. 2879. Terms WAHTAWA and adorned itn rlch Jew-10- th 5367-t-f .why the prayer of libellant. for a de- Barnes Clark, deceased, having on the cfino!ie Maj. E. D. Kilbourne, Capt F. L. Morong. Capt R. W. Benz. reasonable. nearly 1000 feet elevation, near depot. may day of July A n h There were some dressed In the grand scenery, fishing. cree of divorce not be granted. ii NOTICE. fine bass For By the Court: , Probate. Court and a particulars address E. I Kruss, Wa Petition for ine ceremony iook place in tne USE BOTH hiawa. Phone 469. r S. (SEAL) J. A. DOMINIUS. Probate thereof, praying THE OF EYES The Republican County Committee for the issuance - of Letters Testamen- troops. will meet at 7:30 o'clock Friday even Honolulu. Oahu, T. II., 18, 1914. ary to Albert Barnes Clark. unaware crossed lingers. The illusion is very June Jr. and 1.."aVle t hear or RerXV wrLrnMost PPle that the ing, July 24. at the Territorial central 53S5-Jun- e 19. 26, July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31. Guardian Trust Company. Ltd.. hav-- thro;T ,? apparent ' distance of an object de BtartlingJ and Jhe. person almost in-- Ing on so den w committee headquarters in the Camp been filed by said Albert Barnes Pends upon the use of both eyes. Thl9 Variably 'has . to Jis shown, the single Clark, had a han( In e astine which qi bell building. Fort and Merchants DO IT ELECTRICALLY Jr. -t- o-ht nowever, . can oe stnamgiy maroie nerore ne believes tnere is BY lowed Durinfr the thatiact streets. Fort street entrance. AUTHORITY. It is Ordered, Monday, A pencil only - that the 10th 'Mmmi.. kw- - i. shown. Place a so that two oneJ If a marble is not conven- All members are requested day of August A. D. 1914, 9 to be at o'clock pounds of fish ri00 heafl nf nnnitrv 071 three inches project over the edge lent. the, end of a pencil or other present as busings of importance TENDERS FOR PRINTING AND; ...... Hawaiian Electric Co. iuc vuui i nuuui 250 DOUndS Of beef 5000 DTIIl Tl da nf a Ulc- - "V" ouinu aiuusoiuc ouiau uujcvi,iaj db 1UKU. will be transacted. BINDING REVISED LAWS OF r p vUn,u iue rfuuiciar ou wains bread and many casks of wine The taoie ciose one eye, ana anempi io io lesv-you- aoiuy "to maKe your R. M. DUNCAN, HAWAII. the City and County hit- - slid-b- e of Honolulu, grand rabbi was Out of" pocket to the knock.. the pencil off by quickly muscles wofk'as you desire, try Vice-Chairm- Republican County and - , the same is hereby appointed extent of at ttn (n ting the nrojectine end with the tip ing the forefinger of the left hand Committee. Tenders will be received at the of- ume or let forefinger. invariably uiacu Almost ( backward and forward along edge uiu i Drovine said In addition to thig he presented the of the the 5912-3- 1 5-p- fice of the undersigned up to 12 Will and hearing - 25 ly said application , bridal couple the person making the attempt under- of a table; at the same time, in Garden Hose Saturday, day with a palace in Sada-- tip Ft o'clock noon the 23th By the court gora, completely estimates the distance by an inch or the same spot with a pencil in the Forest botanists recognize only one July, 1914. accordance wfth spe- (Seal) furnished and of in A. K. AONA, equipped with a staff of servants. He more, ana mucn to m surprise, nsni nana so inai me ena loucnes cypress in the United States. Its $3.50 f which may be ; One-eye- cifications seen at said Clerk. will pencil entirely, - d the table midway range 1 ; meet the entire cost of the house- - misses the between the ends ot extends from Delaware south- office. Dated. Honolulu, July 10. 1914. hold for a period of six years, people, accustomed to estimating dis- - the path the forefinger follows. At ward around coast Intq . W.W.THAYER, when the Texas and JAMES GUILD C0e Smith, Warren, Hemenway & Sut- it is assumed that the young bride- - tances only with one eye1; of course first it is extremely difficult to make up the Mississippi valley, to Illinois Secretary of Territory.: ton, attorneys with-wher- the for petitioner. groom will have attained a position have no trouble lnr hitting the pencil, the pencil tap in the same spot e and, Indiana. It is one of the few T. July 14, 1914. , 5902July 10. 17. - g Honolulu. 24. 31. he can support his family him- - at the first trial. lout hitting the finger, but after a Ht- cone-bearin- ' trees which drop their self. To make a person think there are tie practice you will find that quite leaves inwinter. ? The heartwood of The California building at the Panama-P- PAPI33 ,two marbles where only one really the contrary is the case, for it soon cypress is TTtt In catting th guarantee" out acific Exposition represents an ' nrtrd Its rirrnx All kinds of Wrapping Papers and First Lady "Too bad! Mrs. S. have him cross the seeoM becomes almost imposisble to make tant properties.. . from the food labels the government expenditure of $2,000,000. It will be ' Twines. Printing and Writing Papers. ways has such abominable . eyes, object with which AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- taking the bunk from the host building weather finger over ihe first close his the the tapping is N PAPER will also be and will contain a for her afternoon teas." land tell you how many marbles he is done touch the foreflnrer or jrary "bunko in many Instances. Chicago ball room finer than any in the entire A girl who Is kittenish during SUPPLY CO LTD. Second Lady "Yes: she never itnnrhine' when vnn bold a sinsrle one from the same snot on the table courtship may develop a and Queen News. . - state. I ' into cat after Prt Streets Honclula ix)urs but it rains Tit Bits. in conUct with the ends of the two, Fred Telford in St Nicholas. marriage. Phone 1416. Geo, G. Guild. Gea. i 1 o v j

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TWKLVK HONOLULU STABULLETIX, Fill DAY, JULY --'I, WU. ruici: rivrcHNTs SAYS HUERTA carbajal mm. FIX AUGUST 1 5 LOT IfAULUItOU aOOO'LIB FAN1UKT NOVEL STAND - ,. l i 1 i t i r '6 POT THROUGH ENVOY TO CONFER NDW SEBASTIAN) SUIT AGAINST DEMANDS' TALK IS TAKEN BY

RIGLAN 3 STEAL WITH CARRAKZA HAS NEW AVI FE ROOSEVELT WITH THE KING --U: ii.;l':::-.:. well-know- n Lot Kaulukou, once as a Associated Press by Fed. Wireless. Associated Press by Fad. Wireless. Fire-Wat- Associated Press by Fed. Wirelesg.l Associated Press by Fd. Wireless. Holds of er California 24-.- 24. Pank-hurs- L That Sale Land Sold in Lower WASHINGTON. July 2t. It was an- WASHINGTON, July 24. The date singing boy in Hawaii, who some OYSTER BAY. New York. July INDON, July Enmeltne Reginaldo of opening of the Panama canal to years' ago took the stage name of Car- Papers were served ; upon Theodore suffragette leaders has written Is Not Sufficient; Must Show to Rothschilds for One nounced here today that the Progressive Cepoda, an Intimate friend of General the commerce of the world has been los Sebastian, claims to be a Span- Roosevelt leader of the a letter to King George reiterating her That a Profit Is Made ' party, libel filed by 1 ; CcntPcrAcre Carranra, has been selected by Provi- definitely fixed for August 15 next. iard and to haiP from Buenos Ay res. yesterday in a suit demand to granted a lersonal In by Sec- pub- William Barnes, Jr. The latter asks terview. , ', t . ; sional President Carbajal to conduct This announcement was made The New Tort Herald recently The Jury in Ftnm Associated Press by Fed. Wireless. yesterday. following: for $50,000 damages. - the case of I'ng negotiations for the transfer of the retary of War Garrison lished the Tuck, charged witn setting liquor with- MM ANGELES. July 21 General Probably vessel to make "Modern dancing, which has been c,f the first DO La-hain- port to government Mexico to the SAY, YOU DANCE out a license, which was tried at a (arranza has forwarded a rt his the trip through the canal will be the blamed for breaking up families, Is A CHILD'S LAXATIVE semis here 6tating that the Iloth8: which inter- THE "LULU FARD0"? on Monday and Tuesday of Cristobal, a war department steamer. the cause of a ruranee week, chllds of Umlon and I'arfs, undr tbe ested Broadway last night. Mr. Carlos IS "SYRUP OF FIGS" this returned a verdict of.iiot THAT guilty, says evi- name of tho Ix)wtr California Indus- AUSTRIA DEMANDS Sebastian and Miss Dorothy Bentley. NEW YORK. Do yem dance the the Maul News. The FOREMAN OF THE JURY which county attorney's de- trial Development Company, purchas- MURDERERS BE PUNISHED who dance In the Jardin de Danse. They lore to take It aad it dofsnt "Lulu Fardo?" If not. '.there is no dence the 1 Cal- partment , ed 00,000 acrrs of land iu Ixiwct PUT IN PRISONER'S DOCK atop the New York Theater, last night harm the tender little ttomacb, need for apology, becaus? the dance was .1U to present, and Hu-c- bowels. which was by ifornia from Provisional President i by Fed. Wireless. took a" few friends into their confi- lher and is brand new, or at least was the secured the ioliee ago, one. Associated Press that through Informer, ta' one month paying cent VIENNA, Austria, July 24. The By Latest MalJl dence and announced that since last claim for it whn it was introIuced an who claimed to v U your stomach is coat- an acre for the. land. Is further Austria-Hungar- little one's have bought a bottle of samshu from It y note to Servia con- TORONTO The inquest on the April Miss Dentle been Mrs. Se- by the Chaliff Dancing School Alumni. has ed, a sure sign the stomach, liver con- charged that Huerta, In consideration cerning for the suppression death of Marv Mash, killed bv being it is It U of Portuguese: origin and has the accused, was apparently not giv- demands bastian.. bowels a gentle, thorough of putting this deal through anl Pan-Servia- and need clusive In the minds of the Jury. In of the n movement and call- run down by a reckless motorist, came "To introduce Miss Bentley as his made a big . hit in Paris and Vienna. ing approval was paid sum ' cleansing at once. When your child Judge Kingsbury it his the ing for the punishment of those to a dramatic termination by the. ar- Mr. Sebastian entertained sev- Ix)uis H. Chaliff explained. The dance this trial took the of five hundred thousand dollars. bride is cross, peevish, listless, pale, doesn't rather novel ground that the mere for the assassination of rest of John R. Whaley, foreman of dinner last is easy, r anybody could that, and Is said, imposed con- eral of their friends at sleep, eat or act naturally, if breath se act selling liquor a Ihierta. it the Archduke Ferdinand and his wife, the the jury investigating the ease, on a night in the Knickerbocker Hotel. had only about four steps dn it against of without licence on-the.- sour, system of dition development comiwiny is bad. stomach full j ; was not sufficient to constitute a vio- Princess Hohenburg, was presented to charge of having killed the girl. There he made the 'announcement, givo a dozen or more of the tango and that it lmjort not less than fifty thou- cold, throat sore, or if feverish, i lation of the statute, and that It must the Pelgrado government today. . A . Whaley was traced by a piece of Bentley no end of iuaxixe. sand laborers work and fMiss with a teaspconful of "California Syrup of i shown was celling rhluese to the reply requested by C o'clock picked up on scene ; You start; ahead for four measures be that the seller has been broken glass the blushes, admitted It was all true. clog-gedu- p, cotton-raisin- ?. ' that land for ! Figs," and'fn a few hours all the profit. Saturday evening. which fitted perfectly the broken ' They were married, Mr. Sebastian and the music gets livelier, and then as a business or for It - constipated waste, sour bile is helioved that this is a iortion headlight of his automobile. The fore- there are four ouickTSteps and then The jury consisted of: A. J. Mc of th land which said, by a,' clergyman in 'Hoboken'on undigested food will gently move Carranza plans to man was taken from jury box "to and ones, f "one-step- ." Leod. Thomas Hussey, C. A. Ben It, K. IF MEALS HIT BACK the April 26, but he couldn't recall at the you four slow like the confiscate and return to the Mexican ? out of the bowels, and have a tw-st- ep C. E. D. W. prisoner's bar, Then comes . a measure, Mellor, K. Duvauehelle, the and under the moment name of the clergyman. well-playf- people hen the Constitutionalists the ul child again. AND STOMACH SOURS circumstances all bail bonds proffered "Mr. Sebastian and Miss Bentley where you can turn and point your Driseoll. Joe Freitas. A. L. Rccard.. E. take over the government of .Mexico. 4 " Sick children needn't be coaxed to G, Han- were refused. have been among the popular profes- foot, like the maxixe. This for eight II. Cockett, W. F. J. Daler A. 'In Indlsrestlon, take this harmless "fruit laxative" ' son, Augustine Enos. Dla pepsin'' ends Whaley measures... . Tape's After killing the girl drove sional , winter when Mis- dancers since lasf Millions of mothers keep it handy be- "IF YOU MUST HAVE Gas, Djspepsla and Stomacli on at great speed and escaped detec- Finally you separate . from your they began to give exhibitions In the cause they know Its action on the sto- ery In five minutes tion. On leaving the auto garage he Previously Se- partner, as in the Spanish dance, snap I'ROMISIMi A PET,, A 'PIG-- ' Jardin de Danse. Mr. GET was with on mach, liver and bowels is prompt and fingers begining of measure "Your nephew is quite a, promising served a subpoena to act bastianwho came fiom Buenos Ayres, given the at the 1 what you Just ate Is souring on the Coroner's jury4and ;was sure. They also know a little and clap the hands on the last beat. young man. Isn't he? rny Laieet Mail elected had met Miss Bentley when he was tomorrow. 5 our stomach or lies like a lump of foreman. The entrance of detectives today saves a sick child This lasts for eight and "Well, he hasn't done anything ela In Chicago. 50-ce- nieausures, rillLADEmilA, June 21. "If a digest, or you belch dancing at Rector'z She Ask your druggist for a nt bot- pet you lead, refusing to during the progress of the inquest and gone to him a a pupil and later then you begin all over again. as yet." Boston Evening Transcript. must have, pet a pig. The gas and eructate sour, undigested had tle of "California Syrup of Figs," pig .may 'not be so sen- the arrest of the Jury foreman on a as his partner. Her home in Chicago delicate and feeling of dizziness, which contains directions for babies, I food, or have a charge of manslaughter created a sen- street.-'- A friend in need seldom hesitates Other people's troubles bor a man timental an animal aa the cat or the ' was in Dearborn grown-up- s nausea, bad taste ' : - '. children of all ages and for dog, heartburn, fullness, sation. .. ' to tell you so. more than his own. aud he has a disagreeable squeal, in mouth and stomach headache, you plainly on the bottle. Beware of coun- hut he is not a disease carrier," paid can get blessed relief In five min- The Venezuelan commissioner to the terfeits sold here. Get the genuine, Dr. I). T. Quigley of iNorth Platte, HURRICANE IN NEW YORK . Vargas, ". .- exposition, Octavio Escobar by California Fig Syrup Com- Neb,,-a- utes. made .''the Devereaux . Methodist Ask your pharmacist to show you was in San Francisco getting plans pany." Don't be fooled ! - advertise- episcopal Church in. a by ' " lecture on the the formula plainly printed on these Associated Press Fed. Wireless for the iavilli6rt that is to represent ment. : ' Matson prevention of infectious and conta- NEW !(ORK, July 24. Wind, which Navig Company fifty-cen- t cases of, Pape's Diapepsln, his country. The ground was broken .. gious , i diseases. you will why dyspep- attained a velocity of S8 miles an hour, for this building April 30, before bis national conservation Direct Service Between San Francisco and Honolulu ', was then understand The Chinese It especially in reference to go, and swept the city of New York yesterday. to make a report, to the govern- considering tlie "common cold" Dr. Quigley tic trouble of all kinds must return bureau is reforestation at that out-of-ord- The wind was accompanied by rain- why they relieve sour, er a ment. The appropriation of Venezuela the headwaters of the Yellow river. 3iKtitioned pets. He declared the storm. :v':-;- :. FROM SAN FRANCISCO: , FOR SAN FRANCISCO: min- on amouunt recommended government- - report "common cold" was the worst ailment stomachs or indigestion in five depends the The shows that utes. 'Pape's Diapepsin" is harmless, by the commissioner, this will- ameliorate the torrents and S. S. Lurline . . . . , ...... July 28 S. S. Matsonia ...... July 29 of the human race and that not a An ounce of is bet- attri-1-utaM- tastes like candy, though each dose expects a cause a more regular flow from the S. S. Wilhelmina Aug. 4 S. Lurlfne 4 nnall part of the affliction Mas e ter, An egotist is a man who ...... Aug. will digest prepare for assimila- than a pound of that tired feeling. now denuded uplands.- - is acknowl- to the family ; cat and dog, and woman to marry him for himself It S. S. Manoa ...... Aug. 11 S. S. Wilhelmina ...... Aug. 12 you ' s tion into the blood all the food edged, however, that this reforesta- which hoys, girls and'grown-up- fon- TESSELS TO DEPART alone. S. S, Matonia ..;...... Aug. 18 S. S. Manoa ...... Aug. 18 - cat; besides, you go to the - . tion may. not have an appreciable ef- dle. . .,-.'- it makes. a healthy ppeite; but, the-lif-eti- of present S. S. Lurline Aug. 23 S. S. Matsonia ...... Aug. 26 table vith " Frlday."July 24."r " M1IIS ' fect within the what will please you most, is that you generation. S. S. Wilhelmina t S. S. Lurline .. 1 FLAME "Kona and Kau ports Maun a Loa ...... Sept...... Sept. VEIL LATEST will feel that your stomach and intes- Malls are dire from the following stmr, noon. S. etc-- , fresh, and you will . S. Hilonian leave Seattle for Honolulu, Hilo, August 8.;' OF FASHION NOVELTIES tines are clean and ports points as follows: not need to resort to laxatives or liver Kauai W. G. Hall stmr, 5 p. Tenyo! Maru, July 27. OF m-- : San Francisco MOVEMENTS n : : ,. CASTLE & COOKE, LTD., General Agents, Honolulu f Ity latest Walll pills for biliousness or constipation. Yokohama Persia, July 31. , Maul ports Claudine stmr, 5 p. m. ATLANTIC CITY (N. J.) Is TUH city will have . many 'Tape's Australia Marama, Apg. 11. MAIL STEAMERS There Saturday, July 25. V 1 doubt now the flame veil is Diapepsin" cranks, as some people will Niagara, Aug. 12. that Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea Victoria iC of the latest fashion novelties. call them, but you will be enthusias- Mails will depart for the following worn in tic about this splendid stomach, pre- stmr., 3 p. m. Hundreds of them are the Monday, points as follows: f TESSELS TO A RRITE 1 rard-wal- k you July 27. fashion parade. The new paration, too, If ever take it for San Francisco--Matson-la, July 29. OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO. black-borde- ; sour- Maul ports Claudine, stmr., 5 p. Yf il is fashioned with a r indigestion, gases, heartburn, Yokohama Tenyo Maru, July 27. i - : m. ? . Saturday, July 25. i.reninf bottom, crange-color- - ness, dyspepsia or any Btomach mis- Aag. 10. '. SYDNEY SHORT LINE the with 1 Australia Ventura way - - Kauai ports W. G. Hall, stmr, 5 Hilo via ports Mauna Kea d darts, fhooting upward for about ery.. ;. :.. Marama, Aug. 11. - .i. Victoria FOR SAN FRANCISCO: FOR SYDNEY, N. 3. W.t some now, p. m. stmr. half the width in imitation of flames. Get this minute, and rid 26. In- Kauai ports Likelike, stmr., 5 p Sunday, July 8. S.' Sonoma Aug. 14 S. S. Ventura 10 yourself trouble : ...... Above the darts and about on a level of stomach aid ' " TRANSPORT SERYICE Maui, Molokai and Lanai ports ...... Aug. a- - m. ;y. v ; i;h eyes are digestion five minutes. advertlse- ' 3 S. S. Sierra Aug. 29 S, S. Sonoma ...... Sept. 7 the hundreds of little in "1 Mikahala, 1 , Tuesday, July 28. . stmr. : and yellow dots, imitating Logan Honolulu for Manila Tia S. S. Ventura Sept. 11 S. S. Ventura ...... Oct. S ' Hongkong via' Japjl ports Tenyo from Maui ports Claudine, stmr. ...I.... ; : arLs. : illKE IT. S. S. Sierra . .... i. ...Sept. 26 S. Sonoma Z WHY SHE DIDNT Maru, Japanese str. Guam, sailed June 15. Kauai ports Kinau, stmr...... Nov. Kdith had been to church for the Honolulu, Fran- - Thomas, from for San ports W. G. Hall; stmr. : TO SAN FRANCISCO, $65.00; ROUND TRIP, $110.00. .Arnold " Maui, Molokai and. Lanai ports Kauai Kmckman, manager of the first time. . cisco, an-ive- May 16. 27. Mikahala, stmr., 5 p. : Monday, July TO SYDNEY, $150.00; ROUND "ire an of Aeronautics for the expo-- "And what did you think cf It?" in. Sherman, from Honolalu for San Fran- TRI", $225.00. " ports Kinau, 5 p. San Francisco Tenyo Maru, Japan- - Kauai stmr., m. Sailing and on C. BREWER & CO., :i. nrd his secretary, Jewell Hardy, asked her mother. cisco, sailed July 7. ese ' '- Lists Folders Application to LTD just, Wednesday July 29; stmr. H' returned from an interview "I didn't like the organ very well" Sheridan, from Honolulu for Guam and Tuesday, July 28. General Agents. 1 - San Francisco Matsonia, M. N. S.S. "resident AVIison ud the govern- "Why nct?V ' " Manila, July 16. 10 a. m. .. . Mexlcan ports Nurnberg, German t any monkey ar- ' officials They were assured tho 'Cause there wasn't Hilo Dix, from Honoluln for Seattle; cruiser. urnniput's Magazine. via way; ports Mauna Kea, Interest in the around with it." Harper's etr... 10 a. m. . rived June 4. ? San Francisco Lurline, M. N. S. S. .e world race a matter of - aviatiun as China ports Nurnbergi'Ger: S. S. Warren, stationed at the Philippines. Hilo via way- ports Mauna Kea, PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. ::o!'it to science and official govern-vi.- t "Alas! I have loved and lost!" stmr. Thursday, July 30. Honolulu on or following recognition of the race was wailed the discarded suitor. "What I PASSENGERS" BOOKED Wednesday, July 29. Sailings from about the dates: . Kauai ports W. G. Hall, stmr., 5 n-n- . have you lost?" demanded the cyni V p. m. ; v. . Kauai ports W. G. Hall, stmr. re- J 3 FOR THE ORIENT: cal friend. "Well, she refuses to Friday, Per stmr. W. G. Hall, for Kauai Thursday, July 30. FOR SAN FRANCISCO: July 3t. - Manila out in n bag turn my presents," replied the dis- v ports, July 24. Mrs.- Bridgewater, K. Claudine, Nile, via and If ministers trousers at the San Francisco Persia, P. M. S. S Maui ports stmr. August 1 Persia 31 npolo5:y i necessary. carded suitor. ' Alexander, Father Vlctorenus, Allen 31...... July 'os no 5 p. m. , ,w'-- v,v; , . Friday, July Hano-han- o S. S. Mongolia ...... Aug. p Korea . Maul ports Wilcox, Mrs. Fanny Sabo, S. Hongkong via Japan portsPersia, ...... Aug 14 Claudine, stmr., p. m. Hanohano, Miss S. S. via' Manila, . A. and wife, Miss P. M. S. S. Persia OAHU TABLE , Saturday, Aug. D. Siberia ...... Aug. 22 RAILWAY TIME Hongkong Nakila, A. G. Kaulukou and wife. Kona and Kau porta Mauna Loa, in and out ...... Aug. 29 ACROSS THE via Japan ports Nile, Miga-sak- i. China . 1 K. Kapahee, J. K. Kapuniai, H. stmr.-- ; S. S. Korea, via Manila ....Sept. AMERICAN P. M. S. S. ( CONTINENT S. Ishiura, S. Otsuki. K. Ishida, Sept. 4 Manchuria ... 8 VIA THE OUTWARD. Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, Saturday, Aug. 1...... Sept - T. Katani, I, Adachl. U. K. Naruse. CENICLINE WORLD stmr., 3 p. m. Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea, OFTHE For Waianae, Waialua, KahnTia. and stmr. Claudine, for Maui ports, - ": Monday, Aug. 3. Per stmr. ..- ':.':' THROUGH THE way stations 9: 15 a. nu 3:20 p. m. July 24. P. A. Gorman, J. Gonsalves, For general information apply to CrjANO Kauai ports AV. G. Hall, stmr, 5 San Francisco Nile, P. M. S. S. CANYON OF THE way ' E. Smythe For Pearl Cits'. Ewa Mill and - ; Jas Achong. C. C. James, J. Aug. 2. FEATHER RIVER AND THE p. m. , , ; Sunday, stations t?: 30 a. m, 9:15 a, xa.i ports and wife, C. G. .White, Miss Martha Maul, Molokai and Lanai ports H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd. Agents ROYAL GORGE. p. m., Kauai (windward) Likelike, and infant, 11:30 a ra., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 stmr., 5 p. m. Aiken. Mrs. Hen Sin Fat Mikahala, stmr. '5:15 p. m., J9:S0 p. mv-tll:'15- m. Mrs. Lui En Shin, Miss Lul En Shin, Maui ports Claudine, stmr. Maui ports Claudine, 5 p. m. - For Wahiawa and Leilehua 10:20 Tuesday, Aug. 4. Mre. Shin Muck. Kauai ports- - Kinau, stmr. a.'nu; t2:40 p. m., 5:U0 p. li:00 Per stmr. Mauna Loa, for Maui Kauai ports W. G. Hall, stmr. San Francisco Shlnyo Maru, Jap. Kau ports, July 24. F. WV p. ru. . ';- Kona and stmr. -: Tuesday, Aug. 4. '' Mole. C. Tuchl, E. C Smith, Father INWARD. " San Francisco Lurline, M. N. S. San Francisco Wilhclmina, M. N. KISEN KAISHA James, Miss O. Yamj, Father Gerard. - T0Y0 1 S.,'4 p. m. s: 3. F. L. WALDRON, Agents. Arrive Honolulu from Kahnkn, Wai- Father Eugene, and Mrs. IL L. Ltd, S: 36 a. San Francisco Ix)gan, U. S. A. T. . Hongkong via Japan ports Shinyo alua and Waianae m 5:31 Achilles Miss Adcofck, Mrs. A. I ' ' Maru, Jap. stmr. Company will call leave Honolulu on p. m. '.' '' '" , ! Kona and Kau ports Mauna Loa, Steamers of the above at and Q . : " Mrs. S. K. F R H T ', ' Greenwell. John Hind, U. S. A. T. tmr.r noon. .. , San Franciseo lxgan, or about dates mentioned below: EI Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and Toomey, L-- Macfarlane, Geo. Kahaule; the and Maui, ' V Saturday, Aug. 8. a. m., a. Molokai and Lanai ports ' I C K E S Pearl City 17:45 S:36 lio and wife. T T Mikahala, stmrM'2 n. m. . San FranciscoNippon; Maru, Jap. FOR FOR 8AN FRANCISCO: 11:02 a. m.. 1:40 p. m., 4:2 p. Mauna Kea, for Hilo and THE ORIENT:; Per stmr. stmr.;' f ; : Also Reservations 5:31 p. 7;30 p. m. Kauai ports Kinau, stmr., 5 p. m. 25. Kluegel, V - - way ports. July Geo. 10. any point on the : Saturday;1 Aug.- 8. Monday, Aug. S. S. Te ny o M a ru . . . . , J u ly 24 S. S. Shinyo Maru ..Aug. 4 Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa and Miss Bentley, Mrs. IL J. Gormley, mainland.-See- . Hongkong via Japan ports Nippon .' San Francisco Ventura, O. S. S. S. S, Nippon Maru ... .Aug. 8 S. S. Chiyo Maru.. ..Aug. 20 Leilehua 9:15 a. m., tl:&5 p. in., Miss H. Gormley, Prof. T. A. Jaggar, 11. WELLS-FAR-G- O Maru, Jap. stmr. . ; , Tuesday, Aug. S. S. Shinyo Maru 21 S. Maru ..Sept. 17 4:01 p. 7:10 p. ra. ; tv . Mr.; and Mrs. C. Ai McDonald, Miss ... .Aup. 8. Tenyo & CO, 72 S. Monday Aug. 10. t Sydney, ? via Auckland and Suva S. S. Chiyo Maru Sept. 18 S. S. Nippon Maru ..Sept. 26 two-hou- r 'i Cohn; Mrs.: IL Cohn, Miss Gertrude S.- - The Haleiwa Limited, a Sydney, N. S.: y via, Pago-Ven- tura, Marama; C.; A S. ;. King SL Tel1515 Pago S. Masciounl. Miss train (only firstclass tickets honored)! O. S. S. A. Mason, Miss M. San Franeieeo Manoa, AI. N. S. S. Camp. H. i D, leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 8:36 ;s Tuesday, Aug. E. Mascicunl, H. W. y: Wednesday, Aug. 12. Calls at Manila, omitting call at, Shanghai. r YoOng, C. B. Blum Miss M; McCly-mon- t. a: m for Haleiwa hotel; returning ar Vancouter? and Aictoria-rMaram- a, Tanconver and Victoria Niagara, ' 1 B; " in Honolulu 10:10 p. m. o fc i 1 r Miss F; lrter; Mrs. Smith, C-A- rives at The K- i ;: 1 C - - .; J if!I !;:;' ' - b: LAUNDRY ' .! f '.' Zerawick;- Rev. &".'H;H CASTLE &: COOKE, LIMITED, Limited stops only at Pearl City and Wednesday,' Aug; 12. K. .Tashima, Joseph 1 Jhuri(fay,:!Aug.? 13. v Agents, Honolulu ' , - Miyagawa Rev. .Takashima,' Rev. Waianae. 'v ? ; San Francisco Wllhelraina, M. N. Central and'; Sooth American ports .Messenger Boy Daily, Except Sunday. JSunday only. t Seiyo M aru, Jap. etm r , --v , t S. S., 10 :x;m. i j Maul porti, -- i Per stmr: Claudine, for Gv C. . Sydney' Suva and. Anckland Friday,, Au14.J P. DENISON, F. SMITH, via U CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIA- July 27. SloggetL Dr. CarrolL N' Phone 3461 Niagara, C. A. .. H..D. ;Sa3i Ftanciaco IcnigoliaJ P.. M. S. ROYAL MAIL LINE Superintendent. . G. P. A, S. S.? ,f - - - Kauai ports : : : - Friday, Aug. 14. Per str; Kinau for s: iJ Vcirnon Tenney, C. B. For Suva, Auckland and Sydney For Victoria and Vancouver. San Sonoma, O. S. 5 Jaly 28: F. Gay, Hongkong via Japan ports Korea, Francisco S, C. M. S. S. Niagara ...... Aug. 12 S. S. Marama ...... Aug. 11 MURAKAMI-SH0TE- Gage, Miss Alice Cooke. Mrs. M. . : N p. m. ;; ''"', P. S. S. T. '." ' S. S. Marama 9 S. . .. . 8 ' Cooke. Mr. and MrB. C B McKee, ..Sept S. Makura .... .Sept M anila v ia 1 longkong a nd Japan San U. 'S..A, " Ren-ton- . S. S. Makura ...... Oct. 7 S. S. Niagara .Oct 8 ports Mongolia, P. M. S. S. Mrs. Rodrero, K. Nakaya, Allan T...... Importer and Dealer, in ; Cooke, Miss U. J. William- - ' V - San Francisco-Kore- a, P. M. SV S. J. P. ?vJ : Pao Sonoma, O. LTD., AGENTS JAPANESE DRY and FANCY GOODS son. Miss M.r Post Miss - JL D. Jones, THE0. H. DAVIES & CO., GENERAL ' Saturday, Aug. 15. i PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, Etc. Manila via Guam Sherman, U. S. Mrs. J. H. Snper. Miss Charlotte 1: ' ' T'.. 32-3- 4 - -- "Mrs. chil i. M.. Cigar Hotel Street, near Nuunau. A. ', -; sett, Marrill and i, N. S. T . : Sunday, Aug. 16. and wife, Mrs. J; Clh-- . AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N STEAMSHIP COMPANY Hongkong via Japan porta Sciyo M. Hopkins, Miss G. He; From NEW YORK to HONOLULU every twelve days via Stralta Per str. Mauna Kea f ' J. Da Not Forget to Include Maru, Jap. stmr. cf Magellan.. ,':.--',''- Y. TAKAKUWA & CO., way- - ports--. July 2i: T Tuesday, Aug. 18. railir-sa-, ; t JULY 23rd and AUGUST 4th. Freight received Limited. San Francisco-Ma'no- a, M. N. S. S., Mrs. C. IL Schmidt. ?' at - I! h r" ?s the Company's Wharf, 4tst Street, outh Brooklyil, Bush COMMISSION MERCHANTS 4 p. m. Doothr MisitTaala i' i - JP2nete' Provisions and - Friday, Aug. 21. G. K. Larrison, Mr. if c ' H. General Merchandiso: Hongkong via Japan ports Shinyo rence.'A. Vj Swenr-cr.-. HACKFELD i CO LTD., AGENTS IN THE GROCERY ORDER N'uuanu SL near King St ham, Sam Gordon, 1 C. P. MORSE, GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT Maru, Jap. stmr. Gay. '