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IDUNTY LIST IS REGATTA OPENS BALLINGER IS ' A STRONG T MORNING nrnnv in iiLnui iu CARD ! Oarsmen Will Pull Good Stroke I With Public Today Sailor QUIT Boys May Be in Swim. Convention Selects Democratic Puts His Whole Case Up to the Best Men for Public TWELVE EVENTS IN PROGRAM Cabinet and Promises to Re- Offices. sign if Not Upheld. Barge. Canoe. Seawren and WEAK Will LEGISLATIVE TICKET Pearl Races Entertain MEETING WILL BE CALLED Joy Seekers.

Or. Raymond Withdraws From Country-Wid- e Protests Force Of-

Ka-iakie- la The rowing and paddling crews pa." Fear of the Knife ficial Action Last Trial of in most of their time last evening prac- a Candidate. tising starts and turns and expect to His Policies. be in farm for the final go this morn- when Honolulu will line the har- it ing ail BEVERLY. September 17. Secretary bor front to see them pull it off. The s DEMOCRATIC TICKET. of the Interior llaliinger, assailed with t general feeling seems to be that the a storm of disapprobation from the en- 8 Mayor Jos. J. rem. llealaci and Myrtle senior crews are tire country, has been forced to put his Supervisors W. IL McCIeilan, pretty evenly matched, but that the whole case up to the cabinet with the RDbt. Pahan, M. E. Silva, Ioela assurance that does 8 Eakahi, Lester Petrie, M. C. Myrtle freshmen have the advantage if it not sustain Pacheco and H. H. Plemer. of the Heaianis on boats. The Alfred him in his policies, he will resign his Sheriff W. P. Jarrett. Rogers, which, it was said yesterday, position. $ Treasurer R. H. Trent. will be used by the Myrtle freshmen This statement was made today from 5 Attorney Wade Warren is than Healani the "summer ? Thayer. somewhat shorter the capital" authoritatively. Clerk Chas. Baker. boat and the Heaianis said that the A midvacation meeting of the cab-ia- et Auditor J. C. Anderson. Myrtles wouid g'ua a lot on them in will be held as soon as possible to s the turn as the Koge-.- could almost consider this new feature of the Bal-iing- er DEPUTY SHERIFFS. ? whirl 'around while hey would have to .matter, the strongly unfavorable Honolulu Chas. H. Rose. take a wide turn. The Myrtles re- report of and insurgents Eva J. Kuimanu. STUNG! torted that in former events the two on the Ballinger investigation commit- Waialua Thos. Clark. clubs have signed compacts under which tee forcing official aetion. Gilliland. Waianae R. Ballinger states that unless Koolauloa Henry J. Kalawai. the Myrtles agreed not to row the the ad Koolaupoko R. W. Davis. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY PLATFORM ilMII INTO? shorter boat, but tha; the Heaianis ex- - visers of Tresident Taft fully uphold jllILL I II U I LU I Ipected to have a new barge this year!llim be resign, acceding to the de SENATE. com- mands of many insurgent. as i and they did not agree to sign the States ex The Democratic county platform, as "We pledge our legislative nominees mm pressed the primaries. Fd-ing- now at la'e This will G. Biverburgh, Judge s imnnnn pact, while not being able to get B. to endeavor to secure such modification j and Jack Kalakiela, long reported to the convention this after- uun riHnDun the new barge they want the Myrtles probably mean that the charges of Gif- - of ; term. noon, is as follows: the existing election laws as shall to make this concession anyhow. The ford Pinchot and Glavis as presented i "dispense with , the requirement of HanapL short term. a I to the - Eddie "The Democratic party of the City Mvrtles. however, don't see it that congressional committee that in- nomination fee or other payment of mem, HOUSE. and County of Honolulu hereby endorses Governor Osorio of Manila Will way. win tie again gone money by a candidate for office, and , over in substance. the territorial platform of the party. i "The outrigger race is going to be E. H. F. such as will make the certificate of the Arrive Here on Tonrth District "We point to the record of Demo- presiding officer and a! ja corker." declared Rusty Brown with Wolter. G. K. Keawehaku. G. secretary of RAILROAD DISASTER AS ! cratic members of the legislature, the bona fide convention of any organized ia burst of enthusiasm. "Thev mav Benvedos. H. G. Moore, rrea Monday. i political a j i InrrilL Sol. Meheula. mayor, the supervisors, police depart- party sufficient nomination beat us," he added, "but they il have IN MISSOURI FATAL Ed Like. S. ment, treasurer and officers an of any candidate selected by suekon- - j - go some. tiiey do. :n o Fifth Dictrict other as vention. I It I going 9 Kaohele, D. Kupihea, J. M. Foe- we earnest of what may be expected from favor construction a i ne passenge suggest that change canoes and HOLT. 's poe. Gus Keleiohanu, Lnka Ke- - "We the of belt Among aisnnguistiea Missouri, September 17. One our nominees in the direction of efficient road around the Island and the con- .fwe"il skin the life out of them." 3 aliikipi. aboard the Siberia due here Mondav dead and eighteen injured is the result and honest legislation and administra- struction of a road to Watertown. (Continued on Page Three.) morning from San Francisco will be of a disaster that occurred near here It tion whenever we shall sueeeed to the "We favor the enlargement of the After struggling for fourteen hours, present efficient lire department and Governor, Leonardo Osorio of Cavite. late last night on the Chicago, Burling- ton and tie Democratic eountv convention pro control of the several departments of the erection of additional fire stations special commissioner of the Philippine' Qnincv railroad. Two passen- ger coaches, j government of the and in the outlying districts of Honolulu, government AND E running at full speed, duced the above ticket yesterday, with Territory the to study harbor conditions MOTHER crashed . . 1 I made necessary into each other head on, i i. county. by the increased growth in Europe the MiTor Joe Fern at the neaa or me of the city. and America. He is a mail coaches telescoping. No cause is pledge senators, tifket and many other of the former "We our representa- "We declare in favor of a sufficient polished Filipino, speaks very correct' yet assigned for the accident. 1 . eandidates and present officeholders tives and supervisors, if elected, to territorial appropriation for the purpose English, though a bit showy, and care- - PRIME WITNESSES of assisting in the jgain listed as eandidates. On the enact effective and binding license maintenance of the fully picks all his words. He has look-- ; RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR work of the Hawaii Promotion Com- - a whole harmonious convention laws and regulations to prevent un- ed over the harbor works of a it vra? a mittee. Genoa,; DYING OF APOPLEXY --on the surface but underneath the sightly and insanitary camps and tene I "We favor the erection and mainte Marseilles. Barcelona. Naples and other' situation was stirred by a few incidents ments. nance of a city and county hospital." Mediterranean ports, as well as many' Lu Etta Smith Traveling to San PARIS. j September 17. The Russian which brought wrath and in ports on the Atlantic. He was deeply Francisco to Condemn Trent said the exempted could j ambassador to France was their wake. amount interested in the harbor of New York, struck by be raised to protect him. apoplexy last night and is in a dvin" Doctor Ravmond was knifed in the The Philippine government is plan- - j Doctor Burke. condition. ' - pre-taatio- n ning very i V senatorial race, and he took the STAUNCH SUPPORTER extensive improvements to to withdraw his name and was E THE Manila harbor which will make it of sparing in his condemnation of the LI OF CANNON DEFEATED the highest class in the world. He had Unextradited unarrested, but shad-unmarrie- EPIDEMIC FIGURES ?oterie of politicians who --were respon a conference with President Taft at owed. Lu Etta Smith, sible for shaping things so that he CONSTITUTIONAL Beverly. Governor Osorio states in' mother of as sturdy and a handsome CHICAGO. September lfi. Three in- SHOW REAL d HORRORS would be swent aside. Doctor Raymond surgents have been nominated in the interviews that the Filipino people a straw-heade- babv bov a; ever tried laid his marooning to Road Supervisor Republican primaries, one of them de- have demonstrated their capacitv for to scratch his mama's eyes out with a Wilson and others. The withdrawal of feating Congressman Henry S. Boutell, He declares the Phil ! silver tablespoon, even in the presence Doctor our Demo- - ippines are practicallv free now. as ST. Raymond left the ticket lacking "Republicans criticize of the ninth district, who is now serv- - of a detective and a reporter, going PETERSBURG, September 17. . 1 . 1 . 3 11 conditions have greatly improved dur- - , t very candidate, for it had crane piai.K in regaru io me corpora-- j :ick across l ocean voiun- - The resume of popular in? his s;xth torm in eongress a(1 was irtir the past reu vears. He savs th the acine the cholera epidemic that two-per-ce- wen conceded amon? Republicans tha. t ions' special income tax." 0I,e of th? proininent regulars. Bou r"i!i,.ir.,w ivint ;Unn,1ai,. ..nltanlv tO testify 111 Sail Tl O l has swept over Russia shows the actual L. ! Doctor Raymond would be a factor of said Candidate L. McCandless who t?1 was a ,(.,?,,, ()f the committer American protectorate somewhat along j against the man or fiend who is alleged conditions to exceed in horror those strength lie was put up by the Demo-eat- s wants to become congressional delegate. on the lines granted to Cuba. He is work to have attempted her life by dynamite which were supposed to be the case. if rulos anii it00ll bv shaker Cannon Official say it 's only a bargain be-- , nig for the combining of the scouts figures published yesterday show on the senatorial ticket. "They Jn the !U the last session. He her life and the life of the ehild. up - and constabulary organizations. that to the present date there have - tween the corporations and govern- j Then .during the afternoon the wheel- was .j.Vatj by Gansbergen. Governor Osorio visited the I'niredi Dr. William P. Burke of California been 12.2.17 cases reported. Jrses were bnsv preventing A. V, Gear. ment and can be ended at any time. j In the eleventh district Coplev was states several vears a;io. He will get is aeeused of ttempting to kiil by an o(!'t of this number there have been i nominated to sueceed Congressman ' S3.?K5 5oni gaining anv strength.....m the bai "The supreme court has declared ,lata on Honolulu harbor during his explosion of dynaaii:e at Burke's sana deaths as many as resulted from two-per-ce- : - " the terrible black plague ling for house Democrats constitutional the income "?1T. short stay m port. torium this same woman and her baby that swept candidates. . deteated Congressman Lowden. over earlv England. freely- ana ir nepuoncans say me- , classed A. V. Gear as a renegade tax. trie tbe tentb district, Foss, chairman who are . now pasengers aboard the ST. PKTERsnrRO. September 16. -- - special income tax is not binding we j naval affairs committee, and a DEDICATE MONUMENT. one who dropped out of the Repub- of the Chiyo Maru bound for San Iraneiseo. j Cholera. has appeared in Siberia on the add the special tax to the regular ana regular against wnom a omer ngiic , Siberian border. t.artv and entered the Democratic j .ur.Anw oepieiinier in. . She was ent out of the Cnitedi f. , iwas waged, won by .m plurality. iiii. ks at the eleventh hour merely to ,.,i,o it HPr." monument to commemorate the inde- - States, bribed to .get our of the United CHICAGO. September 10. Congre: TURNED DOWN PROPOSAL ek otf.ee th rough the latter. It was When asked if this wouldn't be an man Bontell has announced that he pendenoo of Mexico was dedicated to States as the police express the situa-(Continue- d Sported among the members that Gear injustice to the, salaried man, Deacon run independently for congre; dav with elaborate ceremonies. on Page Four.) TO COMBINE CITIES 4 leen rifted a member of the Re-i!ilia- n convention. This, coupled with BERKELEY, September 16. The - su(bl.n. Bi,..:..ip'ii!,i in trip Oemo- - project of annexing Berkeley to Oak- land, d'tttc ranks, caused a rush of opposi-i'- B which lias been agitated for to hi. ,..,n.!idncv. although he had years, has boon again defeated. The 1 W advocates of a "greater owd of workers 'engaged in giving: -- - Oakland" are . ; I'll '"I"- seeking to combine Berkeley. a joi ,1 reputation. When it J W Alameda : and Oakbnd. with suburb.' in one big 2e t.j t oTii.--- Ciear was snowed. fe' municipal corporation. Berkeleyites

v have vigorously Tae lee'. ticket is not consi.i-i- fought the proposition -- i one power. for years, and today they repeated their .: great drawing former compared with the expressions againsr it. The iv.uk campaign for combination I IPiiliica,! minees. although there will never- e theless be continued. m.p.vid :!: the list wlio are popu-ilisfri- The house ticket i? :itii has some material a I TRADE RELATIONS ARE ":;e left.' 'or the senate the Denio--o- n INCREASED BY TARIFF its have Judge Edings, Her-.lac- k aud ' Kalakiela WASHINGTON. e Hai- September 10. Treasury department figures made pub-li- e Their t old citv ti;:, ,as the same today that American 1ll,tidates "!, C strong trade running, their with the Philippines has increased eigh- . (i ' ; already ii men who have ty four per cent, since the new tariff 'I'tured the fh.-o- they hold. Fern is law went into effect. .'Ululated fi himself as mayor. :aett as ::T. Ko-- e a deputy sheriff. "pnt EDUCATOR RESIGNS TO as tr.-.- .:.-r- v. hi!e barley i.aKer. -- poj'iiiar captain, has been ; BECOME A POLITICIAN J5t-- to , . r t h' lists against D. .iuokala n who is intrenched in PRINVETON, September in. Wood' i, .row Wilson has announced his reigna-- . a J.etn ioiwvc thev nave ron as president of Princeton T'nirer-- i fi151? supervi: rial Cckct." Letter sity. in order that he may accent the .l the principal draw- - Democratic nomination for governor of J New .Terse v.

j M. Watson, as permanent II vA --1, - A-- n. I ""nan. convention in a JZL-- f - WASHINGTON, September 10. Ad- J.',. the W 0r Sf"- sJalarb. t';:l manner, consider- - miral Robert M. Berry was retired ? YESTERDAY Photo bv Williams. that , COUNTY CONVENTION he was :ll .argc of a gather DELEGATES IS ATTENDANCE AT THE DEMOCRATIC v for age. (Coutiu , on Page Two). ) 2 TE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADETISER, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17,

he was escorted to the s age, cigar, ":d; Morse. 73: Weed. 2S; Lowe, 37: COUNTY smile and ail. When Mayor Fern Meheuia. .vl: Per.evedos, 75. Wolter. MULE LIST IS mounted the stage and .shook the sher- Keawehaku. Lenevedos, Morse, Turrill iff's hand there werr more choeis. and Meheuia were declared the six it The chair said as the nominations selected. i for mayor and sheriff were unanimous The result of the balloting iu the fifth E A CARD POLITICIANS STRONG it wasn't necessary for theni to take showed the following: Ed. Like, 55; the pledge. "We can trust you. BUI.' S. Kaohele. iN; D. Kamahu. 21; J.JNIa- - shoiicd one. Bill said he would do his kanani. i'D: Max Schlemmer. ; lvupi 31- - .T. 9 Ahov! be.st. but all must unite l.e.i M. Poenoe. '22: Kaai. P. Yachtsmen, and the party The Weird Story of Why Chas. (Continued From Page One.) would be victorious. Kekoa. J. Keawe, 1; those declared . Mcl'and-!e- s Mayor Fja then called for three being E. L. Like. Kaoueie. ing of the I'ntcrrified. Link elected . Kaanoi Is to Be Pinched ljovered in tlie vicinity of delega- viier is ioi me mayor ami ttiev were Kuplhea. J. M. Poepoe. Gus Kaleio-lianu- tions he wished to keep steady and in given with a will, and then he made Luka .Keafikipi. ;i speech. a babel of tongues for Forgery. accordance with his wishes, and when- ' There was such ever a member seemed ready to jump City Clerk. when the names of county committee- men were called that the chair yelled the traces Link was always there with Charles I'.aker, the popular police cap- a soothing hand on his shoulder and a tain, was nominated in disgust: For God's sake sit down is of a Mule, some for city and eountv a Saturday night will be Tbis the story soft word to turn away his wrath, and clerk. The nominations closed, and let one man talk at time." yours. I he was politicians iin.i an a'iJesed fmirer. The ge n e i a I y su c coed e . declared the choice of the convention Mayor Fern Talks. Mule is nameless, though she may be The Democrats w ill ratify their ticket by acclamation. mayor announced that a mass tonight at Aala Park. The Maud. The politician are County At- City Treasurer. meeting would be held at Aala Park Are you fixed with sea togs for ' torney his di'puty. A. M. MORNING SESSION. Fred Turrill nominated a tonight. Cathcart: man who Watson gave notice that Serjeant-at-Arm- s was born in a Chairman Brown; Eugene Huft'andeau; Makalena. When George Fern. State where a Kepubliean county committee is a freak of nature Tennessee a a meeting of the the $500 politician; a man named Lin- with the big koa stick and Japanese man on Mon- shore duty? who declared every man in the road would be held at headquarters had d coln who pretends to be a political fan. succeeded in quieting the department should 'have his own war- day night. power in Kohala; and the alleged and had got them in their rant; a man who said the eountv should A Plank Overlooked. forger. Kaanoi. recently a dtM'Utv in precinct sections, and the quintet had pay dollar for dollar for every dollar In the rush of getting the various it owed; .1 man who has conducted The finest of White Serge, the otik-- of the territorial treasurer added a little harmony with campaign the planks 'of the Democratic territorial treasurer's office so well that not a together.-- the platform discharged last July for living be- song?, Bertram Rivenburgh, secretary convention after but nickel has leaked out. The Republicans had been adopted by the convention, yond Lis means. to the mayor, rapped for order and re- have put a man in to Shingle the office. Secretary T. J. Ryan overlooked one Flannel and Duck Suits Tlie Male, although nameless, is nev- quested that divine guidance to the He nominated P. H. Trent, the incum- important plank which should have bent. , The nominations closed and he the published Here ertheless Pne f the important persona convention proceedings be invoked by been in platform. was declared the party's nominee, and is the plank: . and single garments are a Kauai Democrat. Blessings weie dramatic. the usual three cheers were given. We favor a tariff duty of ten cents To bru! tlie story up to date, be- asked for in Hawaiian, and the call for Trent said he would try to do as well per pound on coffee, believing that such as he had in the past. Charley coffee here for you, fore going into ancient history, Deputy the convention and the apportionment Baker a duty would speedily develop the of delegates was read. said he wanted their support so he could Hawaii, Porto Rico and the; Marshal David K. Sher- industry in United States Watson Chairman. be elected. Philippines to such an extent as to fully wood sailed by the Mauna Loa yester- City Attorney. supply the American market, thereby M. Vat!Mn was . by to Pukoo, P. nominated rendering just and necessary .sasistance day for Lahaina, en route Benevitz for chairman, and llanapi Wade Warren Thayer was nominated This year the Yacht Ball is to be the Molokai, to arrest Charles Kaanoi, who Rivenburgh and declared the unanimous choice of to the small landholder in all the placed Bertram in nomina- acquired by the United States. Eighty-tw- o the convention for city and county at- is charged with having forged the sig- tion. votes were recorded American consumer must Watson, he was torney. While the nature of George Makalena to a for and declared chosen pay the advanced price, he should take best ever if the efforts of the individual to wield gavel and guide con- City Auditor. money order for $50. the the some in bringing about condi- through shoals. Mayor nominated ,7. C. interest This is where the Mule conies in. vention parliamentary Fern Ander- in those islands sueh as will enable G. Keaweahaku was named as secre- son for city and he tions Some time last May, it seems, George auditor, was also inhabitants thereof to gain a liveli- members bring about the results tary. George Fern was selected as declared the unanimous choiee of the the aimed at Makalena, who later became famous , hood in their native land and not driven Manoa Valley, sergeant-at-arms- to keep them out, and convention. He promised, if elected, necessity of entering the main- as the $5o0 politician of Mayor Joe Fern will run them in. the employes would get their money to the decided that he needed a mule. But land to engage in competition with the But you must have comfortable, stylish money to buy a Watson said oratory would be cut without waiting several days. workingman. We also he didn't have enough out and only business considered. The American favor mule. By dint of frisking his pockets Deputy Sheriffs. a sufficient tariff duty upon bananas, territorial convention, he said. "was har- five-minut- dig up $20. But the After a e recess, the and such other island products as he was able to monious. The' chair named five mem- city rice clothing, such as we sell, to enable Mule upon which he had set his heart, and county precincts presented their can be grown and marketed by the you to bers from each district to act as a i a resident of Molokai, was valued by selections for deputy sheriffs, as fol- small landholder. credentials committee. They are: lows: Honolulu, Charles H. Eose; its owner at fifty bucks. Makalena Fourth district Lawelawe, Sol. Kalia, Ewa, of it all the is. not only didn't have that amount but J. Kuimanui; Waianae, E. Gilliland; get out enjoyment there Sanders, Pathburn, Ben Dole. Waialua. Thos. Clark; Koolauloa, SMOKE he didn't know where to get it. But A. K. Wm. Henry Fifth district Williams, J. Kalawai; Koolaupoko, E. W. Davis. he still had a few ideas. Kecollecting Kaai. Moses Apana, A. Kahaawinui, First white suit and that within a few months a political Kuhimanu. For Senators. buy a then a ticket on, he went, to campaign was coining Before the chair could finish naming The fourth district, to have two long-ter- and toid him his fifteen-minut- Eugene Buffandeau the committee and order a e senators; the fifth, to have one General Arthur troubles. Buffandeau saw the point recess, the convention called for long and one short termer, were asked You'll have money enough for both and and came through to the tune of ten music. The quintet has some interest- to nominate for the senate, to caucus bones. ing campaign songs, each one dedicated at seven o'clock and present their CIGARS. That helped some but it wasn't to one of the leaders of the party. choice at eight o'clock. some to burn. on County enough, so Makalena called It was a long fifteen-minut- e recess, Kathburn of the fourth nominated B. Attorney John Cathcart and told him the convention not getting together O. Rivenburgh and Judge Edings. Wm. the Mule story. Cathcart sympathized again until nearly noon, when the cre- Wolters and E. H. F. Wolter were to the tune of fifteen bu,cks. dentials committee reported. Fourth nominated, followed by Doctor Ray- Fire Insurance Still Makalena was short, so he paid dstrict. 116 members; fifth district, 112; mond. a friendly call on A. M. Brown. Cath- total, 228. Report adopted. From the fifth district came the nomi- THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO, LTD cart 's deputy, and talked Muie to him. Mayor Fern moved the chair appoint nation of J. S. Kalakiela for long term. Brown loosened up for a few more the committee on rules and organizaa-tio- n The name of A. V. Gear was put in simoieons. Lorrin Andrews was equal- and committee on platform, each for the Jong term. His candidacy was General Agents for Hawaii: down into his I ly generous and, dug district supplying five members on each cpiestioned on the ground that he had Atlas Assurance Company of Londoa. jeans. committee. The motion passed, and the not been long enough in the party. That gave Makalena the value of chair appointed the following: There was a second to his name. The New York Underwriters' Agency. Fort and Merchant Streets. back joyfully to TV. R. the Mule and he went Platform Fourth district, rules require he should have one Province Washington Insurance Com- Buffandeau and told him the glad news. Fdings, Wm. Yvolters, Geo. Kane, B. G. month's affiliation with the party. Buff was overjoyed and volunteer' d Rivenburgh, Robt. Pahau; fifth dis- David Kalawaia was named for the pany. to handle the financial transaction for trict. Dan Damien, Gus Kaleohano, S. short term. Ed. Hanapi. short term. the Manoa statesman, who promptly K. Hiu, Edw. Like, Chas. Keawe. Goody" Morse asked leave to an- consented. Rules and Organization Fourth dis- nounce himself a candidate for the -- Buffandeau sent a money order for trict, Fred Turrill, J. W. Asch, O. E. house from the fourth district. For Rent the Mule, who A $50 to the owner of Carter, A. V. Peters, Jesse Uluihi; fifth recess was taken to eight o'clock, FOLDING CHAIRS AND TABLES lived on Molokai.- To be exact both district, D. K. Kaapu, Thos. Clarke, with districts to caucus at seven ' MISS KELLY . the Mule and his owner lived 'on the Jas. Kaaiohua, J. V7. K. Nawahiua, J. o'clock. Brown & Lyon C. Anderson. EVENING SESSION. J. H0PP & COMPANY, LTD. Muie had But in the mean time, the Adjourned to two o'clock. When Chairman Watson called the and when the fifty arrived, the NEW BOOKS BY EYEBY itkm eloped convention to o'clock READ THE ADVERTISER, MANICURE Mule was not there. So his disap- AFTERNOON SESSION. order at eight Popular Fiction. TraTels. send the fiity there had been, no definite caucusing, WORLD'S NEWS DAILY pointed owner had to At the afternoon session the report HAIEDEESSINO. SHAMPOOING Young Bail ding. bucks back. but the orators were ready with all of the committee on rules was present- Makalena went to Buffandeau and kinds of propositions to offer. The 9 said he had ed. A with Ed-di- e told him about it. Buff hot discussion followed agreement been. money, but because the chair asked if any h.ad received the llanapi voicing a desire to vote in reache1 by the districts. As to sena- county treasurer or'the county clerk or was tempo- secret, and he moved the rules be so! tors, he said, that he had misapplied some "other county officer with reference funds, he had loaned the amended. This was done, and the the rules of the party THIS MONOGRAM IN BLUE rarily short of to candidacy. He re- AND WHITE v" would get it at once. amended rules were then adopted. The! Gear's therefore fit't our. But he versed his ruling and Gear was free to ON THE RADIATOR STANDS THE lie did, bv going to a politician or rules carried also the election of the FOR Makalena had found run if he wished. two. Meantime temporary officers as the permanent Addressing the fourth district, he UTMOST VALUE AT THE PRICE IN AUTOMOBILE another mule that could be bought for This mule resided in oiucers of the convention. asked if the members had agreed upon " fiftv simoieons. When the roll was called Colonel Mc- candidates. Nothing had been CONSTRUCTION. Kohala, and his owner was willing to their though reluctantly, be- Carthy and (.'haii Wilder, who have done and the chair ordered a recess part with him. been prominent in the party in the to allow the districts to ballot. At this of his excellent qualities and cause Raymond he withdrew disposition. past, did not respond to their names. time Doctor stated cheerful The platform was presented and his name and would not allow it So, at the solicitation of the Manoa sent the fifty to Wil-linn- i adopted and it was short, and sweet. to go before the convention. Julius man, Buffandeau Asch, who had nominated Doctor Ray- George Lincoln of Kohala, the For Mayor of Honolulu. mond, withdrew his nomination, Say- owner of the mule. Lincoln replied Moses L'luihi then placed in nomin- ing, however, he was sorry. On the with fair promptitude that the mule ation .Jos. J. Fern for mayor of Hono- Radiator Chalmers was Makalena "s at that price, but that lulu to succeed himself. The conven- Doctor Raymond's Eeason. if Makalena wanted it. he would have tion rose to its feet and cheered wildly Doctor Raymond's withdrawal was a to send a man to get it. for Fern. bombshell in the convention. "I found demurred; would lie good and At this Makalena it Supervisor Nominees. I was to knifed plenty," as much to send for the he explained to a group of friends, cost near'v convention muie as. the mule was worth. No mule The decided that the! "and it was because they said I bucked him. lie wanted his money back, toui'ta uistrict name tour supervisors the platform. I was to be knifed f.r the 1 Yesterday and so informed 1. inborn. and fifth district three. Then the bv Wilson and his backers. Why. Makalena waited several weeks, but convention became a tower of babel as i was the one who je.it through the com- failed to get any fifty bucks. So at the delegates feii over themselves to promise platform ami yet they claim mule-owne- r in 1 last he wr-.t- to the faithless pat their favorites nomination. The; bucked it. When knew I was to and demanded the return of the two each went into caucus to, be kuitd. 1 decided it was time to money. He received in return a verv select their respective candidates. get out of the running." snrpr'ised letter, in which Lincoln said la the fifth dlstiict 113 votes were j People In. 68 Gear's Butt Examined . the ago sent lack the cast, as folio Lester Peirb-- that lie had long v.: A. V. Gear did not get his name be- M. C. Pacueco. 1"."; 11. 11. rinmmer. !V; fiftv. . fore the convention without disturbing This caused an investigation to ic Kapaua, 12: C. Keawe. M. Kapu.i. ot fifth Many the 7. the harmony the district. made, and 'It was discovered that 2: M. C. Moses. The three highest his , of the old workers regarded pr.'-tot- cashed a fifty-dolla- r money Petri.-- I'acheco aud I summer de- " had weie h hour entrance into Democratic Further investi- choice is eleven! 1911 order for Makalena. clare.! tie' of the fifth. It politics as .savoring only of a desire proved that Makalena was not called Chalmers gation "The ,to get an office. There was one fac- The received money, I t ji-tn- et man who had the r.e resii.-- in netr.tourtsi was' tion, headed by Eddie Hanapi. whici other research brought out the as folIovvM W. II. Mff'lellai!- and still espoused the cause of the late Repub- Anions diem were some of the best-know- n man who got the Kia-kahi- , the allegation that the Hobf. Pahau. P'o; M. E. !'!: lican, and espoused it so strongly that Study the little details. They reflect Kaanoi, who had gone C7; automobile judges men w4io can buy any car, f.ftv was Cnarles MJoody " Morse, 31; Foster. some of the regulars began to wonder character ot construction that 'enabled the to Molokai. regardless of price. There were also many of Kaanoi what induced such decided and sudden Chalmers to win the Massapequa Trophy the A warrant for the arrest The two districts reported back to to whom price and of up-kee- p will interest in his candidacy. Although cost must be Alerrimac Monica was therefore sworn to, and Kaanoi the convention that MeClellan. Pahau. convention are of Valley Trophy the Santa charge of having all members of the matters careful consideration. Race be arrested on a Siiva and Kiakahi were chosen. Mo;e pledged to abide by the result of the The the Caridler Trophy. forced a name to a money order. and Foster lulling by tlie wttyside. The result was an advance sale of Chal- em- b:l!ot, yet there was au impression It was a Chalmers "30"' blazed the Kaanoi was up to June 1, an fifth reported Petrle. Pacheco and nomina- mers Cars without precedent in our history that of-- i .that (dear, if he received the most, ploye of the territorial treasurer's Plummer as their candidates, the -- even indeed, ve believe jvay from Denver to Mexico City the Treas- tion might not receive the full sup- without equal in the au- re. but was discharged because making up the Democratic supei visoiial new party. tomobile difficult trip ever bv an discovered that the man port of iiis industry. This really proves the undertaken urer ronkling ticket. More hearty cheers were olven The two districts then began ballot- weakness of a- - living beyond his salary, and advertising alone the inade- far for them as they mounted the stage, ing, the results being as follows: A ni,,, that he had drawn checks on banks themselves to tlie high- quacy of the printed word clearly Chalmers "30" won the 1910 Glidden: and pledged piationn. Fourth District (long term; two to convev r,...- - . . Mr. Conkliug i where he had no deposit. Morsr declared that though j Edings. : B. G. Riven- the supreme merit of the uvcr me ever v "Goody'' est). fudge Chalmers. longest, route per-t.vti- hardest -- 'S were p av that Kaanoi accounts a supervisor-hi- he wmdd 1 : defeated for burgh. "i : Wm. F. Wolters, 46. is; nly one wa-- prove" out for this competition -- he gov-e;i- . ThtTe, v to the event. And this in traight when left the seek nomination the house. (long term). J. S. Ka- value but in view of the :r Fifth District ot the Chalmers, and that is the with cars costing twice as much. for Sheriff. lakiela. fit'i; A. V. Gear, 36; (short test of eye t i.e. ha l easy access to about Jarrett and reason. Go t:u that term). Eddie Hanapi, Oft; David Kala- over it with minute care :;!;:. .n it was resolved, Chairman Watsi.n resigned the chair ;o dollars .'10. irom the finish of the Vice-chairma- waia. leather to s g- -t rid of l,i Ciem Mr. the construc- in view uf h habits, to iiinn. Kalakiela got the long term nomina- of motor, Wa'son ,(id :r had been hi pleasure j tion clutch, brake, iiiin. tion, and Eddie Hanapi the short term, transmission The new modles are now on exhibition. Th- - j;r.;!t-- . figure- - so lirgely In o nominate Mr. Jarrett both offices irame, wheels, control, which ir V. being snowed xtuder. workmanship and Let a -- rir-- A. Gear us show give you ! st:ll omcwhat of a hypo- he has held, t as deputy sheriff audi finish. them to you and the matter. The convention as a whole ratified thetical question. Although it L.is been then as si.eriif. When he first ii.inrn-- i demonstration. - of the two selections. 'here is st,,l no mule. if.'.1 him it nas t't.r derc;--- and he -- a:d the action district paid for twie, Kalawaia moved that a!! votes for The politicians iM remain. In tact, j then he would make the best deputy ; caf 'ne given to Hanapi to make his r.s the county ever had. and as her iff he j him thev are eerv;ih election unanimous, and this was done, ! - tate.I he hud fulfilled all promises audi Watson said tbis was the h was 1 in he would be j chairman CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY g.io promis:ng TO 'the !,-- sheriff the conn v had even roper spirit to display. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine had As nerifT he ha carried on the Candidates for House. Associated Garage, Limited n Tablets. All druggists refund the best pass hie manner, and The two districts then caucused sep-arit'-l- the moncv if it fails to cure'. i he iherefure placed him in loenlna'lon receiving nominations for the signature is on again i',.r -- '(..riff. Sheriff Jarrett was E. W. Grove's i lec'..ir d i.otniiiatcd bv acekima" ion. The result of the baliotrng in the Ever;- - h:- - Distributors. each box o:,? shouted and rose to feet. fourth was as follows: Rathburn, ."1; PARIS MEDICI.N2 CO., St. LcuU, U. S. A. There were culls for "Big Dill" ulJ Turn!!, 50; Woltes, I'ol Keawehaku. I uUk m !

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fi:-- 4trr.jre exs.ii:t:a e;--i t'r rsii. e'.s-x- e iRiEt w r .rt bill it tit l;K;i: tA tk rf it : S. jtel , rri, : !ei-t- 5 i: ir,. jn&TArf the ;.vsl tir i t a $:; s.1 I v- - ve:i.-xi- : tsit I Is the iisftwikiia wTtrnp-:fc- . - i-i;- .- &r :j br - 4- 3 r ! :s r i"ftv ti r;. be rijriit of the We$. 5U tie ywRi-s- t jkt-- W Sir A Sti.-'-tir-;ir n,-- : s.s--S T?- ts.d lx i rf is.f- wlrek-ss- s f r wfir;As ii: i.- 1 sjiythlrr tie iav. aiswtshp tr. t; - rri C - i.' : z . :iz Ti. ab:t tt; .i jea rsN.M'ivea. a &e ix'ii twaet 5 rs : .; ei.:-;t- &;"-ii- m-- ft the !. ef jie s ;& tie steftacet- p&s Hiifcit iT iST i:; ij ;i j A st Pert ?1 F. E. THOMTSCX. CKAKI.ZY CHH IXGWOSTH AKD COX. tI s-- & Vtf-ri- TEt-- XT TK--e 'o. heiEjf y Mel:o t ti ill rM itw .jret tp f:-r.- m-i- ti? t J Sutus texv , $ 1 kl? s it ill t r;:t X? ss. Ti-- rrw-si- fetp. Vtot tH tosr sl t i. WS t t iilt w D j r!v!:, :W tkor.ty via ' tV sjrtis f-- aaii .t ? s 5liTr-- ,u Tie ( tz.l t j: t ?r REGATTA OPENS THIS MORNING SalliAS. w'fe is yeterdfty Rtmls j stcr-- cS ket w:t Molstvs&. Bars f I 1- ;erm i A KiH -. trip t tW tie toceh . tlelr sJr to 'Tipsi & r:ixr ff t & .v-- . lf t.rm tiem wkue v tts-v- i tfld -- t;rr,p. Billy Tspke rs&ki to 5y4By. ,' Curtis 3 from Pftje the i rtnaf!$ Osl .Tan tew toar a i"e bri4e w Miss T.wwny Kstts $piiie4 ft5.i ?r was ftlive ill cTfT w:r, esery bvs.v:. : B-l'- bett-e- t ! 'servvs A I micat, iiri .3e i tte rri.-- ?prt i htr for or f a aA aia j jsHj k?-- T b,l f,?-- w Tztz a $trc- niti tk Tit:... w.2.'i Ka?t,i:4;?i tor the 3 w.t:; li m; i rxe, bf jr't fttfttcit. se sate iajaty vw ist it mftjr W -r 1 aees-Mtat- ea-- tie 2,i.ii5rr iseiftei by X s sttts-aeT.- rvstpo'BeTrvsT f ii feressc-- r "W. Hftrri. 5a ts. is? Mr. Pa-A- e tke rex! tvpe Cans-- f to ''Lsrtifr.! is ttHlxV ! rxrc-;tf.- i. r fht jbIe leiiets-biT- ;. tc S - th u-- ii ir tie r'l fr Vikirc ... Vrth.-- Mv .re a.s.: Seutv. jna e"a;e- of rrot?Bat I irwt v. Lri. trivK k asis4 i ! ! rt?s.iv. t,1 1 V t- - AT tet. ti-- beiz Gecrr? Ga. t if tte.T il: ?w wst! is t;jr,e tz . . . B.lte the cf North. Billvb battle with Kaufman etiers - I fisi'v is tie yf--iri- ;-- i-- p. i wig 'ii 3 f n. c.- T iir fsr-- v :.:rj race F;:: 15; . , " .'".V '" .'- ...... J Vj. Sab Ct.".-.- zr : r, a r--r r.o kT s- wsta ram, ;; ; '.:.xi.Txia st i .U t"t.1ax ? tr. pitted y.:E eti.u;i.. ;l a ya .2. ce. b rooke-.i- : :ike a Wh! a:.i." He be ea-- trim! With ties jisisf. Aiaww lts. f v r. Crews to r.lv t t Xyrti Is thre ar, Tie etii ;. 5ail:ri 2;.lerr AiA-.a.- T r- ,m t : " ' 1 ; . er atwk-e- t sr .;. aa M za R aa .rx. Friti. Oilier. ei '' . t . f ; 3 r r tMStOa f to tnoet st OfScials-- . s-- i Loe.s S irev. Or William aaljCOPIT TO ENTER RACE Mrat :4.:isi5 sr. s x r;; te rert 3.re, r.:t to P-a- r JctEs.e 5 lail Et1- tie diT 'w. tk J;:3ce W. W. Hart' k ' j,tb"-- a. or".e of tress are SHARK CAUGHT YESTERDAY . :i?-- : .; ' s r t e. i &i w b-- : iv-irr- WITH FAST MARES t : Barrv sure -, tfi. is4 "artain .33V and iisi x- ON EXHIBIT IN HARBOR 5 tiit ie b Starter Georj-- e TtiTrer. a tsc diifereaeo. " j t.:t.;t. tz&y. " : be tt.e Cierk of ft5Te K. P. Low, 'CVoloa? Johr.r.:e Tkosnr-so- a is etio o - :t--r two ntaros Mary WiskioSelv! r- : Kooor ler Cbsr!- t'Yare. ' of Tie a? " - .a tte ti l:.i;atwe:it t tie fee r . . T V . . .. - . K. E, Wncit. 5. A. ar. met sK"r.t sl tie coosi mea I.iJ-- Moore are b to tae airaia at i tod-a- e C. a ) woek t55j5ss here wis es.srct at tie fstrarj-- Tr e rtz.0.r erv.ee teas Wa'.ket aai W. C of He ia aevxr had co at Kaivolar.i Park two from e eoss-f-hte- --Totti I or, be ka a j .''erry Broderk-- will kis raeor Sari--"- r tie ss2r tie rire w: Eocstts Kitic. Irwla Wolirast. bower brt $HV aa4 eater t3 Patrl : i s " t uteris v S ; . ; . ". :V i St" t rfe-.- up ti-- Cor-it- br.'.s. strfke. W L. Lv le. rr,-.ji- tit r.nvt VVo?irat fer tie f.tle. Tito iwaer of tbo three starters e ft-- i a-u ei-tsr- xz tzi iar?er o. W. , Tie rseo are to start at: r.v3 tnra over areoaat wi: t y twv kaaarod aad tifty orr.stii. r V ? -e Leal. t,d. ss i 3 ' i ra- - ae . Marai re llovk. tw4atv roaa-.l- ' lats aineee the wiaa-e- will take alk . i ivarra ;S3. aai Hes-r- s Qucy, lew-i- ar-- : 1- iS,--rt- Jr Jiasze. t z ' - e V Itii tie earsa. cf a ir-- e ti.rllL. "i.ri'. DOC 1'H-oa- oc leavitij It -: - . Tiscsdsf ea!.rff. t . "r ir:r ?'- - . . ; r;. r r. 1. Mrir " - : v rr. . v ib'-vi- ; ec-x- . llrt ti vrT4- ii j t iv'E. with s st frt. Gaw. H. Krzjter. c: t atteri tie shark. Hil a: i TnuET will lav :r tie; - ot -- ibst:t tw.- "elck la tie afters-r- r. j feyj Kirrbali as 3 "Wllliirr.? will res " tbre-- air-.i?- -i Vr-- - ftfT tie icks a f Kaekstcri reerre: Gibs-c- s as 3 re-- Wilsa liark, b.t be made bis eape after ar:il, ca vaa.3 ? s tie r--a : Kaf'.e siawa.a" federate ?tn-rrr- . Tie party ia.I juft . - a- - a will take'K. Kr-w-sj- I as, r iO si " .it. tlwst ats.s-Ic-r--- cf ar-t- i. vfjn ; v. t.ttrell. 1. K:'.i. 1. m ir iali-pas- t I rite eiasee a: It was bctc will F. a ...,."4 ... n frcm tie '5of tr-parl- rz ! ? fre 9'fb.k ind tbey were Ir-w-i i5t irss'.atl-M- i sja":-a- Pete Yousz. . P. Makuarle. ; . fa ftart f;r iose wfcea tie b: fellow tie xeliarE, cf a fee-l- ' Me'asri-r- 4. Miaanr-au- . 4. fere r were two ctcer? , T.-.r.-- - - H -1 J. Kalr.ai. .w.i, wita iits. zi cf wi;ei was la O NOW: ti one ;- 13 ! r-s-. ; RIFLE TEAM ARRIVES ON :i:a Parker Tre : re trf, ez: n tireatT f et la 3?2ZtsalzTiana wi tcisy $ SIERRA FROM CAMP PERRY; ie a -- sblbiti-:-E in HkI::3 ii arbor If knew that could tifte ;t is ' C. i bill'r.jT'R' I. Aifx. K vou vou am of Nsboril Guar! ti r Frebrr.an s!X--a- Ji.'i.r.; fr--rs- f I ; "s v i . :::rr..i i Camp- Perry, .. . r. shop and obtain : come to our i a PROGRAM j nea:ar.-- f .Msy.r Riley stated" . ; xorsir.ir. tial Frsr.k Jsa-:es- s F i I be- - ti-er- e wc:;id trob-- ! OF THE after a sot yef' Brvs-- H si.lv be t'rree r tie rarjies - - r. w.'- . i Jrrv suit made in the FOURTEENTH CELEBRATION! tie I"r:-e- i States so tbit of most recent tear-j- s s; I ,r. ;e w ite to j T. v. ' . r r . ' - , , sabl that as T '"r- OF tie tratter :ken t--t a: tie meet rj-- t ios? New York style, wouldn't you were dtseu-- t' is re a raaze ; ai ' iew iere . a jrEts. s in DAY i be be! 3 . . 5 r. . REGATTA s ; ;,ir3. V:or.s:. rew to e .rsf1! tr'::; buy it in preference to -- - after race. any TO BE HELD AVERAGES OVER 62 MILES AN HOUR IN AUTO RACE other? You can: It is simply Saturday, Sept. 17, '10 be;t Heilbrc. s '. R Pt-ks.- -:. .V;,e Kamakau. 1 Ja-?- O'Priet!. 1 i'7. K:ilt-- Ma' o IIS" HONOLULU HAP.BOE ELGIN, lib. Krv.zer. eockswaia Horzii. c .vkswain of a -. coming; they have vo:;tb. ear tba ;- a matter Connesciag at 9 A. M. a drivinz . . .. : i -- ri. blcie e ; ,s raoe Firs Q I Six-Oa- Senior r Slidicz Sea: Barze. w.-t- the ier :.i':ered. ; seoocl rlo. o 3 r.- ; ' ' 7 ?i r t b. ( 'rews to 1 e k-- . :. Six-Pa- : lie Caaoe. First Prize, Juni'.-- pair ra.. e. sibhsg sests-- i all cleverness that the best Q 3.;; $15. a fi: t Lor.:er .".. the Prize. : . . rll-'- i ; . ! sn a : tr ' Speel,,; Pair-Ja- r Boats ( Lag j - He run j . "f -" r Hea'ari Myrt'es seats' 1 , s ar; i - !' : ' ':. : s ttii-Oa- j mib-- wltb.: i ":.:.r...- I'.ro:;. s r. FrtsL:..ui r Sliding Sea them G:r-Eer- 1 into and he wu r ) Wil!;am 1 Prysrs designers can put Barr- - Pr7e t?5 Tror.hv. i thf-- oair '.!': James. 5 . rhe i Krrijer. ,:; Hin;;:. Four-i- ' ,33ie Ca-?- First Prize. ar?reh-tis;o- s as to o 20; Prize. $10. t:re be a :or sea wrens : friz : z:i-aza- r. e sailing n 5 i'air-Oa- r ! take Senior Boats (slbiiaz tie 15 . all the splendid, high class WaN'- ftAi Tronbv. ! water, and 3 att F,ur ' (nioiera). First jute's delay. Ea-r-e- s Owners ri5w :- -, ' - - 1 Mew . . . Howard 'a Prir.- Secoad Prize, $20. J Albert Livluzst.ae an Arthitr Sea 8 forty-liorse-.we- r . . . . Wi'Marti Melnerr.y Janb.r Boats (sli-iia- i nier. both pilbn Koarinz Ciraiet. tailoring that the best workmen i tv-- ; damn-;;:- , . . . George Crosier sea Prize, S20 Trophy. .is'i- nais. an;s."ed respect iveiy .nan - I .( a c . .. . r, tVi-r- Sai'.v. . . . . 'uftain Keilv cajr.nr irate tor 5ea wiens. inw , ar.. laneinz Sailirg lUire f?r Pearls. Prize, $15 can give. Cur'! Saiiirz. '' Race. First Prize, .r.d Prize. lv Sail: r. z Tsr.oe iiaee (rr.odern). irt Pti7e. $15; 5 ecosd Prize,

Four-O-s- r Sic-I-I Eace. Prize, $20 troth v. all. No entry fees. ' ' -- rott i to be governed by ; : - f Hawaiian Row- j :A,,r.;a.:, the ; ' ;nc!u3e came f tie" ;:. tie -- has none, the; :35 if it of t : - j who enters it. j . O here - at least three boats, second prize will be n

t f.t a a. m.. Tues'lay, ; the Hawaiian News ; .'.ur.z and y, September 16, at. ,Fr fartr.f- - :ia:!ars arrIv to the MYRTLE FRESHMEN, p T. V. Kinz. Bert On Whom the Hopes of the Red Today Are Cent oc 09C 30C DO OC 79 r&a, If. a:d.r?. i SEPTEMBER 17, 1910. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SATURDAY,

threatened appoplexy. The. Jiow has but whose talents and abilities failed THIS ambitions. They CHIEF JUSTICE TELLS subsided, but Lou is still an insurgent. to measure up to their are standing on the corners shouting the Pacific Nearly everybody who failed to secure "people must rule." A lot they care Commercial Advertiser endorsement from the assembh has had ruling; they want the A MORNING PAPER. for the people OF WURjXPERIENGE a violent attack of insurger.titK The people's vote, and when they get that, "Seven the may go hang. dis;a-- e is especially malignant EODERICK O. MATHESON - EDITOR in those An insurgent is a politician who who pussyfooted with the greatest assi- make a big noise than would rather New York Sun That Grant- duity for the assembly endorsement, rt tire to private life.- - Tells FALLS : : : : : 17 j SATURDAY i SEPTEMBER ing Franchise to Hawaiians Of SUGAR. 96 Degree Test Centrifugals, 4.36c. Per Ton, S87.20. The Fourth City in America Was No Mistake. 88 Analysis Beets, lis. 10T2d. Per Ton, $90.20. Palolo" - United States Consul I iu.-- rapid in the future than in U. S. WEATHER BUREAU, September 16. Last 2i Houurs' Rainfall, .00. Charles Lyon more If it were not that Gen. Alfred S. Chandler has forwarded recently to the the past. Temperature, Max. 82; Min. 71. Weather, fair. and European travelers llartwell is chief justice of the supreme State department some very interesting' American Most hpantifnl c who, in recent years, have visited court of Hawaii and at the height of a U..UI obcuery id information with regard to the j im- THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. citv to Buenos Ayres and committed their distinguished career one might almost the islands. which he is assigned, Buenos Ayres, j pressions to the press, are in complete The adoption of such a platform as was promulgated on Thursday for the be tempted to call him a soldier of Argentine Republic That city now agreement as to the advantageous and Democratic legislative candidates had the efl'eet that might have been expected attractive situation of the city, its com- fortune, so varied and unusual have ranks fourth among the cities of these well-planne- CaH legislative place of men who might have able to make mercial importance, its d experiences, says the New and see the photos vn the ticket. In been in been his continents point of population. New cared-fo- r and avenues, some sort of showing, if elected, such as J. Lightfoot, Doctor Raymond and and well streets York Sun. York, Chicago and Philadelphia only its perfect sanitation, the beauty of its taken with a 3A Kodak. 11. M. we find simply McCandless. Kalakiela, for is a Harvard man. Watson, the tools of Jack take precedence. The last census was arehitecteure and the excellence of its Genesal llartwell instance! Imagine Kalakiela in the senate in any capacity but that of janitor. taken on October 22 of last vear and munieipai government. Buenos Ayres, lie commanded negro troops in the Eddie Hanapi is another! Ye gods! showed that the inhabitants numbereij however, is not the only South Amer- civil war. Then he got appointed as iThe county ticket is better. To get it. as was well understood, it was 1.1 SO, 062. This total represented an in- ican city that is forcing itself upon foreign kingdom. Several crease over the figures of the census notice, despite our apparent disposi- a judge in a necessary to practically the McCandless platform and adopt a county our member of forget five years (September 18, i to- vears later he became a the taken earlier ' tion to look everywhere rather than platform upon which the men. named as candidates could consistently stand, lEm-- of "3s:. 771 or fivA and Vialf ward Latin America for progress. king's cabinet, with the rank of attorney-g- although how they are to escape the one and. refuse to consider it binding per cent, per annum. This is much like Lima, in Tern, Santiago and Valparaiso eneral, and now for several years upon them is something requiring a Democratic brain to determine. metropolitan growth in our own coun- in I'hile, and Rio Janeiro and Bahia in he" has been chief justice of an Ameri- try, and it is rendered still more inter- Brazil, especially, are flourishing and Territory. he county ticket, with the ' exception of the nominees for the board, is can esting by the calculations that it has progressive modern communities. General llartwell and his two daugh- made up of trained campaigners and of men who have earned a place for invited. For instance, if Buenos Ayres Perhaps the wonderful growth of ters reached New York night before themselves in the community. Fern is strong politically, whatever he may shall maintain the rate of increase of Buenos Ayres will serve to force upon last from a three months' European Drug Co. be mentally; Jarrett has carried out his duties as sheriff in a commendable the last five years, it will have a popu- our attention the advisability of ac- trip. He is leaving for Honolulu in a lation of l.SOO.OOO on January 1. -- more thoroughly way and he will require all of Cox's strength to displace; Rose, the deputy, is Wlf quainting ourselves. day or two. He iooks happy and says and of 2,400,000 in 1924, bur the prob- with the splendid progress of our neigh- he is. a good man and the fact that he is stronger among the independent voters than abilities are that its growth will toe bors to the south. "There may be places more beauti- among the straight Democrats is altogether to his credit; Trent goes into the than Hawaii," said the general at I. ful fight against Shingle with the prestige of three victories and a clean record; , lank forms, of identification. Now I the Manhattan Hotel yesterday, "but re- j wonder what they did with those blank know them. I have always had Charley Baker has long been in the public service and lias always been 'SECOND DELEGATE" 1 I don't j am o tonus. afraid that they may have out in my forty-tw- years resi- garded as a clean man and a conscientious public servant; Anderson is well j there put something besides the identification all blessings one could ask is not only respected by who know him professionally dence the liked; Thayer those and in tnose tonus, and i wonder what it for. he the added of being opposed to weakest ARRIVES FOR VISIT j was they put in." weially, but has advantage the . was graduated at Harvard in the j Etta pushed back "I man on, the Republican ticket, against whom several hundred independent l.u the traw locks cfass of I808 with Gen. William Henry j from her wearied brow and endeavored i Fitzhugh Lee, James May of Peters- Republicans voted two years .ago. A greater number will vote against the to keep her husky baby from sticking in- burg, Virginia, William Elliott of South Republican nominee for city attorney this time, and there will be no "Well pleased with the year's work ; the silver spoon in her eye. She is 1 . 1. . 1 t .1 11 Carolina, afterward in congress, all of i 01 dependent in the field. , in the Nation's capital as far as Ha- - - iouu ner cmiu, which can naruJy army, t,e wondered at wneu a whom fought in the Confederate The supervisors' ticket is by no means equal in any respect with that waii is concerned George B. McClellan, it is hers, and Adams, who smart tittle cherub into the bargain and Henry I think nominated by the Republicans. It contains some good names, but in no case private secretary of Delegate Kuhio, ; Jie wasn't in the best history of the United States. the least bit afraid of the class on Take Care of the name of anyone experienced in legislative work, or prominent politically. arrived yesterday on the Sierra. This reporter, nor even of the big chief of Twenty members of my fought side or other in the Civil War. j detectives. one the From a Republican standpoint, the 'legislative ticket is .very gratifying. is his periodical visit to the Islands a ' Lu Etta herself has gotten over wor- - Our first scholar, Jimmie Lowell, There is no excuse provided for any Republicans to vote anything but a to gain a fuller knowledge of current nephew of James Russell Lowell, was Your Watch straight ticket for senate and house. local events than he can by the con ..wijj;. out sviiis 10 welcome me going stant eoirepondence which is kept up to !san Francisco with relief, though killed in Virginia. : The county while stronger, contains no surprises. indis-crepanc- the war broke out I got a ticket, It is the ticket between Hawaii's representatives and in the intricacies of human y "When Don't wait until your of Fifty-fourt- h the Republicans have set out to defeat, and, with the exception of the one mercantile and official it was necessary for the local commission as captain the the commercial Massachusetts negro regiment, weak place in the Republican formation, the defeat will come about in bodies of the Islands. I police 10 keep watch on her here, for watch is worn out from she of which the famous Robert Shaw was - The passing of the amendments to might not have been as poor as she November. colonel. Later I was made colonel of the Organic Act, the reinstatement of said she was, nor as anxious to go to lack of little oil, and Fifty-fifth- , and in the latter part a the larger I'earl Harhor clauses and i San Francisco as she said she was. the DEMOCRATIC COUNTY PLATFORM. the moneys for the extension of the j Lu Etta said she didn't want to talk of the war I got a brigade in Which there were both white and colored cleaning once in a while. The Democratic county platform shows something like a return to common Manuka site have given Mr McClellan (to a reporter, though she did just the cause to be satisfied has j same. She said in San Francisco troops. sense when compared to the hamburger arrangement of ideas contained in the with what that been accomplished for Hawaii by Ha- - some fellow had said he was a reporter "Do I consider that black soldiers Many fine watches are territorial platform of the party. Instead of a number of conflicting planks, waii's workers, himself not inconspicu and she unburdened her soul to him, and make good fighters? Well, they are strung together in an amusing attempt to incorporate everything that might ous among them. then found out that he was an attorney-at-la- w just what their officers are. ruined by neglect: No gain an, unthinking vote, the county platform contains one or two sensible While here he will acquaint himself representing the side of the case "The Confederates regarded their opposite fighting abilities so highly that at least suggestions. at first hand with the Mahuka site to her own. watch was ever intended question in view of any further com- Lu Etta was accosted aboard" the two attempts were made to get author- An effective building and license law is certainly something to be desired. plications that may arise locally or in Chiyo Maru, as soon as the vessel ity to enlist negro regiments. After to run indefinitely without But, as in case of the building gutter ordinance, there will always be found Washington. docked, by Chief of Detectives MeDuf-fie- , the war Colonel Seabury, who, as I someone, like Link McCandless selfish enough to fight its enactment and oppose who gently asked her to do him the recall, was chief of Lee's staff, told of me that he had proposed to get up a some care, and yours is no its enforcement. The Republicans have attempted to secure the passage of a favor adjourning to a quiet portion of the ship. Evidently Lu Etta antiei-- negro regiment, that Lee had sent to e-- building ordinance in Honolulu, which up to time has been success- MOTHER ANDiBABE 1 au- this pated an interview with the police, al-- ! Jefferson Davis for the necessary exception. fully smothered in a committee of which the only Democratic supervisor is though she asked no questions. She thority, but- - that. Davis had refused. hairman. The Democratic plank is excellent, but the Democratic record on followed the detective to a sofa in a Gen. ,'Fat Cleburne made a similar Our watchmakers are PRIME WITNESSES proposal. fck very question is one of hesitancy, stupidity and failure to grasp an idea. companionway aft, and there expressed no surprise when he exhibited his au- "As to the bravery of the colored thorough mechanics, and Jkeither McClellan nor Mayor Fern, have shown any disposition to hurry the thority by a display of a communica- soldier and his endurance, one man, a building ordinance which has been before the board for very many months. tion from the sheriff sergeant in the Fifth-fifth- , was hit in of Sonoma county, each brought to cs Iu this respect, it is true, they have iiad the support of some of the Re- (Continued from Page One.) California, asking that she be watched the leg at. the battle of Honey Hill, watch publican supervisors, but these have been dropped as party candidates, not tion, and she went to the Orient, pass- here, information having been received South Carolina, and the lieutenant-colone- l she was on told me he saw him leaning on for repairs receives careful renominate'cl like McClellan has ing through Honolulu last April. It that voluntarily her way to been. was supposed by the Burke interests 'Frisco to testify. There she told as his rifle and still giving the usual cry, ; The party declaration in favor of an increased fire department, the con- that she would never go back again. much of her story as is above recorded, 'Give 'em hell!' The officer told him and expert attention. tinuation of work on the island belt road and the continued assistance to the "1 never intended to go back to saying that she was bound home to see go to the rear, but the sergeant insist- promotion committee are planks worthy of commendation, and may be regarded California." said Lu Etta Smith, who that justice was done. ed on staying where he was. We guarantee our wort is traveling under the name of "Mrs. Lu Etta was, .on the Coast, charged "After the war, this man his name as endorsements of similar planks in, the platform adopted by the Repub- with perjury and with was Mitchell was elected to the legis- Long." to an Advertiser reporter yes- accepting a run licans. The Republican promotion dank is the better, being incorporated in terday afternoon, "but in Japan I ran bribe, that is to say she was charged lature. AVhen James "Russell Lowell Watches we repair the territorial platform and made broader than that of the Democrats. short of money. I knew of no way to with jiot telling the truth about the was making inquiries about him I told ,1 saw - dynamite case and with him this incident. 'Well,' said Mr. right. ( Combined with these planks, which are good in themselves, are others make anv monev and the oimor- accepting money to get out of the country. Lowell, 'any man who under such cir- decidedly less worthy of commendation and some that cannot commend them- tnnity of returning to California and Burke telling all T know about Doctor Burke j was to have been tried on September cumstances would prefer to stand and selves in any way. The doing away the nominal fee with required of candidates and the woman who was a patient of 1. Santa Eosa authorities were nego- shout "Give 'em hell" to seeking a would only result in the clutteringup of the ballots with the names of those his and who claimed to be. a friend of tiating with Japan for extradition of more comfortable place in the rear can who would have no other idea in running for oflice than the publicity such mine. No, I am not afraid o go back.! the important witness, Lu Etta, but be trusted in a state legislature.' she is going back the surrender at AppomattorX action would give them. What little the fee now is certainly prevents no I interol to tell the truth, all the truth;' willingly, unless she "After has some great scheme of evading the I was stationed in the interior of South ill 16) qualified candidate from entering the 'field. and I don't care whom it hurts. Thei guilty must suffer and 1 have made up issue. MeDuflie was notified by the Carolina with white and black regi- A - municipal hospital we do not want. The present board has been edging my mind to tell everything I know. I Sonoma county sheriff and he at- once ments. The Southern people were very LIMITED. around to the proposal of such an institution and the very suggestion, even am going to San Francisco of my I identified the lady and her child much disturl ed when they heard that I "I aboard the Chiyo. was going ss ml LEADING JEWELERS. though covertly made, has been enough to array the people against it. In own free will. The money that I am. The Sonoma county to small detachments of spending for the passage of my child' sheriff had been advised from Yoko- r.egro troops around through the coun- the Queen's Hospital we have an institution quite suflicient for the need of rei-meat- and myself across the Pacific was raised; hama. try to k 'ep order. But when tho s this city for some time to come and the establishment of a municipal hospital for us by some kind hearted people in) Lu Etta passed through here in Anril were ordered north sorn of the would only mean the duplicating of a great deal that we already have, without Japan who saw that we were in a sad 'aboard the S. S. China. There was a South Carolinians expressed the wish report she th-m- . providing any improvement. plight. I can not say that 1 have any; that was hiding here, but tint the negroes could stay with i home in California, for really I have' it was the sister of Burke who was They said these negro soldiers hud What Honolulu needs moie than a new hospital is a proper police ambu- here for a time. She taught no home, but at lea'--t I am goin may have started the negroes of that section to Rent a police surgeon to For lance and stationed at the police station and ready at all times see through and have every the false rumor. Friends of Lu Etta understand that instead of getting this case a to answer emergency calls. thing settled." j took up subscription in Japan to 'forty acres and a mule' they would i send her home. (The joke in the platform adopted yesterday comes in the "point with Burke's sanatorium is at Santa Kosa have in work for a living, as they them- or Lease The child of Lu Etta is also alleged selves did in the North. pride" clause in reference to good work of mayor-- Nmomn county, aiiiornia. ami .miss the the Democratic and to be the offspring of Doctor Burke. "The only battleflag captured from done Lu F.tta Smith, traveling under the j is 3.97 Acres of Land at lone supervisor. If Fern has anything but draw his salary or McClellan a Burke charged with attempting to he Confederates in the siege of Char- name of Mrs. Long, was nurse in that! Lu advanced one new idea or done anything but block the city's progress, the sanatorium. Burke did her a wronc,!jkill Etta at his sanatorium early leston was taken by the negro soldiers this year, and also with performing a on James Island. was public would like to know the particulars. Fern has been a joke and Mc- according to the story. Later slo went I It of silk and riiiMin.11 opeunoM. one inmost uieu in was embroidered 'Presented bv jam A' Clellan has been a disappointment. to the hospital and, when out of the! hospital. the a ladies of F.utaw Springs to the Twenty-sevent- h hospital, sue was approaeiied by j Miss Lu Etta Smith was a woman who had seemed to be n friend student South Carolina Tnfantrv. ' I ONE BLUNDER TO ANOTHER. at the University of California when sent the flag North to a friend in Bos- of hers, a woman whom die s;i!l be i she met Doctor Burke, lieves to lie her friend, or says so at who conducts ton. Several years later 1 tried hard Already Candidate McCandless is discovering that the main plank in his the health resort at Burke's near Santa to get it back in to fill least, which woman gave her live hun- order return it to platform is to bring isr f.'osa. She was the about a change that would be unconstitutional and he dred dollars with which to go to the chief witness for the ladies of Ent aw Springs, but no in on the State after a mysterious dynamite frar-- of it could j) starting another tack. la an interview this morning he states that if far East, or anywhere she wished to be found. explosion, which nearly killed 'her as Isi's a the corporations cannot be compelled to pay the t special income go, to get her out of the way. the "In friend of mine told me Beach Frontage of about 150 she slept in a tent at the sanatorium. of ,i position I four-pe- to Miss could get in Hawaii. I tax he would make them pay a r cent regular income tax and raise the woman promising end Smith Burke was indieted on the count feet. money from time to time. Miss Smith,' of went out there and went on the bench. irnoinit of exempted income above that of the average salary. having fired the explosive, For six 1 One of tlB or Lu Etta, was informed that it would years was associate justice, Near the carline. Sometime after the dynamiting epi- This blunders him into a second difliculty. Any further substantial to cash a and then when Kalakaua was elected few desirable pieces of Bewk be ditiieult for her cheek or' sode the woman - I left Sonoma county King- went into his attorney-g- raising of the income tax exemption would bring the law within the limits draft in the Orient unless she was and went to Berkeley. cabinet as Property left. Subsequently eneral. Tn those days there were of class legislation and the whole thing would be dumped, leaving the Territory identified, so she says. and. that she' she disappeared trom Herkelev many 1, i,. v,u,ri,. ;,i..'ntifi,.,l...... and international questions coming up a iiiiunt ....,....., ,,v., W!1 next 111 with terrible deficit to face. And where would his poor laborers be then? located Japan. under treaties. For instance, under Real Department tnend or J'ocror J.urKe who is the Foil iwinjj is the official description treaty 17(1 the Estate enemy of Lu Etta, that it would of of with the United States stated Lu .,ia .11101. upon winch ( of Ue- - when England neces-ar- y L,n a met demanded rights similar Ltd. MEXICAN PATERNALISM. he tor to sign tcetives McDuftie yesterday identified to those Hawaiian Trust Go,, number of blanks which would be filled accorded this country Hawaii The Diaz government for her and advised her to continue her was more in Mexico has been blamed many times recently in afterwards with the details of her, under American influence in 923 Fort Street. journey to San Francisco: that day than English. oppression of the populace, but at least it has some good ideas. Iu connection j deseript ion. Lu Etta Smith, aged forty vears, resigned with the present celebration, instance, government want to know." said Lu Etta "I from the cabinet after for the has determined that "1 to. brown hair, which is rather thin ami a short term, and no bedraggled or The Advertiser reporter yesterday poorly kept, small practised law in Ho- untidy person shall be seen on the streets during the nia,.y blue eye, long point- nolulu until 1004, T Ohivo Maru, in , when was pageant? and in aboard the the; ed chin, tall, angular, raw-boned- un- appointed aain order that the order may be carried out and still no one presence Chief of Detectives to the bench. When Govern- of Arthur! gainly appearance, good talker, peevish or Frear took ODD BITS be deprived of his or her chance to take part in the glorious time, the govern- McButlie. it was I signed. fi office in 1007 I was made "what ami Above picture a chief instiee. From the ment has opened free barber shops, free laundries and free bathhouses. Thus, think I have been tricked. j good likeness, where she is dressed in "The Hawaiians have developed if :u voiie's i unshaven or wears dirty linen, it is through laziness alone and "This woman was forever trying to' a wrapper. Has male child sixteen great a ORIENT me a exonerating! capacity for not 1 1. rough povertv. get to write letter months old, with light hair, light com- sa,d alleged General llartwell in answer BAZAR NIPPON Doctor Burke of the crime of plexion, full faced, as shown bv above question. AdvertiMf ; "There were manv whJ King Street, Next to trying to dynamite me and the child. picture. The mother has poor" health. -- height I 1 ! tnat giving then, suffrage A particularly cryptic Associated Press cablegram dealing with the results fought and protested, and I declare She has a rather slouchy apjearance. without anv that 1 would never sign any such docu- Lu Etta Smith formerly proprty qualification was of the Yiconsin primaries was interpreted in this oflb-- to mean exactly the was a nurse a mistake, but they have done very THE BlfiJ ment, and finally they jrave up trying at Burke's Sanitarium, So- well opposite of what the writer of the despatch intended. Thus, instead of Senator Santa Rosa, with it and have taken naturally CALIFORNIA to make me siyn anything, but when noma county, California, U. S. A. She higher to La being defeated, T civilization." Follctte he was overwhlminglv victorious, by a vote of this woman, whom thought to be a is unmarried; child supposed to be child PUBLICATIONS live to one over his standpat opponent. The files yesterday brought the friend of mine and she really acted of Dr. W. P. Burke, who is charged Fields very friendly to me gave me five hun- rtnr again,, f Journal "Cali forma Oil with having attempted to blow herup hr Oil -- Answers abwt dred dollars, which she declared came with dynamite on Booklet. Questions and the fifth dav of Feb- fornia Oil." 3 M;ip shov.-ir.- all tne yLu out own me u,s.&locat-mj- of her pocket, and gave Count! ;r ruary. U10, at the above sanitarium, her ;'Pnrc on r Oil Fields. 4 Pw-ein- I Map Ventura of taking: an sateFifty dollars - the opportunity- extended while she and the child were reward California Oil Sinfljaii- r.:ivinfT .1, . asleep in prehension for aP : dl1" trip which I thought would be for the a tent. She is important witness in tl.000.000.00a month. One l"r'''ntan'0,?kDo Insurgents and Candidates Xote TMeae Everybody benefit of my health, I was taken off the case. She was furnished money to circular average dividend paid. snoiJ may send you cablegram tinJe about this wonderful industry. . j.ca my yuard. And when she told me that escape and secretly left San Francisco at anv ' You are under no oMiKutions 9m Ouf - it would be necessary for me to have April 1910. on S. S. Insurgency is spreading. Lou Wag- bly nomination for constable; when he lf. China and went send for these hig fouroi1 publication '"derflj letters of identification in order to cash ashore at Yokohama, where tne nor an insurg ent. For some reason heard le had been eaten he haft a she was object is to advertise to the world is checks in the Orient. I signed some last heard from. It is probable she opportunities Culiforn ia presents to mvt assem rush oi insurgency or other, Lou did not receive the to the head that blank forms, or what I thought to be may arrive at your city. We have ' June 2S, 1!10. SAGAR-LOOM- IS CttSS- I "' II i 1 !uiii Ma r mn, it1 UkJT:'"

TKE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL I ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1910.

OVEE $1,000,000 STOLEN. I 1 1'ress - n notices and dispatches. ?.s col- Near Oahu College oue of the big bonding com panies of the United States, indicate for the month of June, 1910, the fol- lowing defalcations: A Home for Sale Banks and Trust Companies. $ 479."20.ii Beneficial Associations The opportunity to buy a modern hom with dSfeiK Public Service 70,622 is General Business 139.964 the best of appointments offered. Property f NEXTMA,LS- - i! Insurance Companies 10.023 consists of a two-stor- house, servant's quarters 1 Court e 0rient cioaiaL trusts 9.16(5 and garage. The grounds are nearly ij acre in l J Transportation Companies 3,71 S extent and large fruit and ornamental trees, Miscellaneous 25.S75 EMails are due full grown, are on the place. This can be bought from the following i ... points as follows: for much less its cost S or 4 years Total .$1,043,1 S3 than actual an 2: raneiseo Per Siberia. Sej i oivonama rer Asia. Sept. 24. Bankers and merchants in Honolulu "S"'1 Australia Per Makura, Oct. 11. are fast adopting the mainland prac Victoria Per Makura,' :Srpt. 11. tice of putting alf employes under Price $13,000 eiiette. was tee firs-- : of vesterdav's OF EARTH Mails will depart for the following bond, snd the Trent Trust Co., Ltd.. pacific drr :c amve. .She was points BJ as follows: I are issuing bonds for a big mainland port early from San Franeiseo and San Francisco Per Chiyo Man:, tod?. v. casualty company which fully protect was at er wharf a: eicbt o'clock. She Yokohama Per Siberiaj Sept. 19. IH i Trent Trust Co., MEET PORT brought Vaneonver Per Makura. employers against loss. one hundred and fiftv cabin Oct. 11. . LIMITED j s Sydney Per Zealandia. todav. passen ana among that number i .cere were at least fcrtv who have l ard abroad the fame of H,. lon? , an.d m?re of Seaeral oriental Sierra From States; Zealandia i T , , . tw, ireignt tor tins port, ana Captain wanan an Keilv is. jU e come re to j was on hand to see that everything was Chiyo From j ! From Canada: ee if i - ia"f heard is true. taken off in proper manner. i Needless ,i m. w Orient. to fv will find more! it. nitney and Mrs. Whitnev : r to le.ig and ei.tena.n them than jr;TrrnerS . HoJBolill' - . j . people in was ever i-- i?i-t-- en-- . a.Tihd by the t conies to wavo ti,.-.,,- " - g " terpns-n- promotUn committee. K. Matsumoto, well Iliere was some shipping in little Then! known in llono tcere were twentv i as senders in the ill1U1U "ab an arrival. 11 Honolulu 's harbor yesterday, a sort Chiyo - steerage. oa:e of whom were working! The Mam brought nearlv a . foretaste of what this harbor is i ad aWa-- H-- ; jokg to be before rive or six years .De V frm ork on the plantations. It was learned noiulu with the idea of seeking I passed. their from one of their number who can avf fortunes in the mainland States and. sP?ak a little English that down in There were transpacific steamships after all, made up their minds that i Xhe Philippines they have heard noth- - from the land of the Rising Sun, from British Columbia and from the main-jsd-Unite- d Hawaii, and have cume back to remain j a gentleman, States. Not but that Ho- - that Roval D. Mead bv ! here and continue to irrow with the name, had gone in that direction to see honored " - skln frequently is thus with ! if he could induce more Filipinos to t countrv." visitors from the various ends ot the '. ! come this wav, thev smiled and their As may be supposed, considering J arris, but rather that when she is t'at interpreter declared 'that there would the vessel :n wt.eb they arrived is h e no difficultv in getting all the Fili- - X Jss honored it can Eot fceip but pu ' . the Sierra and therefore the local ferrv pinos desired for the Hawaiian planta- - ;m pre-pnet- forcib.y in the state oij I a sreat number of those who arrive,! tiocs- - The "little brown brothers" j , - Kid whieii views what is to come when ! seem io nave a gooa impression oi ia- irom Ci; :n old- - it Panama Canal ovens and tne the the Sierra are waii, and it is very probable that hun- iirf.inis or trie woria s snipping u u , w iu4ii.Ljs u have been dreds more will come to Honolulu for ;ir door, stopping, too, to tase on coal j visiting on the mainlar J. distribution among the plantations. X oil or i rovisions, or to uicuair s Among the ioer.l ones who returned others in the steerage aboard the isd to discorae the living as well as Chiyo Maru are seventy-seve- n Japa- T he rifle team which e Ao.vriThr fr;.-h- t.f t.e diversi-- ! nese, sixty-on- Chinese and eighty-si- x led countries of the globe. went away to compete at Camp Perry East Indians or Hindus. It was the cosmopolitanism ot the with other sharpshooters. Conspicuous Most of the Hindus are bound for isrash yesterday that was impressive; among these gentlemen was Major Gus San Francisco, where they are likely to 1911 Packard "Xhirty" Fore-Do- or Limousine ae bright cheeked men and women Rose whose many friends are glad to see be hustled along until they tire of work bronzed on ism the cool, clear north; the him back again. It is probably known the railways and find their way to J. - they" wrists from the Far East; the home- that most of the boys who make up Canada, where in a few weels will ?' habitu-iO- y rraers from the Coast as we rifle are musically be crowded to the Coast and will soon the Hawaiian team on Their refer to the STeat continent of inclined, but for those who are not ac- be way back to the Orient, isuch politically a well-know- whence they came, as deports or these Islands are quainted with what should be a n either as voluntary They are not art. fact, it may be officially an- travelers. Conntins crews and passengers nounced that the Sierra passengers popular iu the United States, nor are aboard the Chiyo Maru, from the Ori-n- t, learned something cf their musical they liked in Canada. They have the aboard the Zealandia, from Canada, talent during the trip down from San reputation of being dirty, unreliable, Fran-ds- o, f aid aboard the SierTa, from San Franc-iseo- . shiftless and lazy. In short, they are were yesterday almost two about the most undesirable immigrants gMOTOR there be forgotten CARS were It must not that Senator thousand people in this city who H. T. Moore. Democrat, was among the imaginable. 4 Some of the Japanese in the steerage tot dav before. " iere the come-backs.- He got here just in Two thousand people mean something. time for the Democratic exeitement are for Honolulu, but most are for San Ttey. mean something in adding to the and lust no time :n getting up town Francisco. This is another problem that Sfe'of the town, and to the happiness wading He the mainland has to wrestle with, for and into the fray. learned usually Japa- ud the interest of the city, not to thing Link McCandless it happens that most of the money they the that nese arriving on the Coast are women, sfntion. of course, what had the Democratic party in his vest Eij pen,d while they happen to be and although thev pass in as married, VIWHOCWNS W spoeket and did n.t intend, to let it go or get married as soon as they arrive 're. he landed in 'Washington, officers, men al- until either on Coast, too often develops Perhaps the customs delegate congress or ns a million- the it that would seem, did not as to they soon after engage in immorality. ms on dutv, it aire tourist, the latter being his . lave a busv" dav of it. Perhaps the The Chinese are men, ehieflv, return-- postoffice boys, those who are usually ing to Honolulu or the mainland States, Mr. and Mr. George T. Gibbs came ; 0 patient when yori ask them foolish kr; hpn th Orient. yesterday's in on the Sierra, accompanied by their Those wha do not f0me in on the above qSestions. did not earn children. about the harbormaster. charming classification are merchants or students. ifsses. How Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hurd also graced jdiy Captain Tripp, and the pilots, ex- purser chapman still negotiates the , passenger boat. They are - s ' 4 pert Macaulay, et al.; perhaps the popular cieri,.a financial and bookkeeping af- Captain wmu.ng up a tier didn't ennov tne occasion, i"ur.iiiw.ii wirir t;,;rs of the jcr Shw, with the usual - being no better place to come to than ourse express men the chaut- satii.fav.tion to passengers and crew. the ani of a honeymoon. Enclosed Cars in fenrs were in their Honolulu at the end jje is one 0f the most" popular pursers 1911 and the hackmen Miss Deas and fement. particularlv with the Chiyo Mrs. Hard was formerly 011 the n,,1? an,j remains always as aci-.t-- Styles a 'chord a as as Advanced Ham crowd; for the Zealandia people tf voung. vigorous and obliging f ' M. Oat also returned. some-Oa- t appointment. we those who pas bet- Mr. and Mrs. J. '?vet; n;s work is tedious and Greater individuality; greater comfort; finer thriftier than a shipping ween Orient and Occident, and they is well known, King tjnte exhausting, but there is vet to be Exclusive line of imported trimming materials. author'.ty. lormer postmaster and recorded any time when Chapman ever faor the '"trams" and hacks. Open car line equally distinctive. One quality; two sizes otherw se pr'-- . r. e identified with a hastv word for anvbodv. He is a Sierra, from San Francisco. of ress of these pursers'. Packard "Thirty" and the Packard "Eighteen" Town the Lisf.rv th -priuee among the ! Oceanic steamship Sierra. Captain Islands. Zealandia From Victoria. Car. ( was a Legts'ator A. P. astro TOURING CAR CLOSE-COUPLE- b- - c i on bn- - six" o'cloc-- night LOCAL OFFICE OF THE TJHITED rival. He has ;iwav oitlv after Iat RUNABOUT COUPE PHAETON - STATES WEATHER BUREAU. cf importance. the ipk-ndi- Canadian-Australia- : tea!),- N. G. H., LIMOUSINE LANDAULET Honolulu. Friday, Sept. 16. 1910. Capt. M. M. Join son. Va ncom cr a bride. with r.v a Early deliveries. Limited allotment. We are now taking IT. Mc Bride, with her child. and Victoria and oa ? ' iwisi) Mrs. C. Complete information and catalog on request. lESSilO. Z Q Kea ne orders. ! a were otner arria.s si le of the Ala wnarf. The wif r.f Cap. J. C Lorenzen. one mined with sin Demonstration by appointment. of Ilonoiniu - ii nrried, much the fottv three f-- lb !.!lu ana (Ml TV- - i 3 0 - I en gets r i .- for the t; in ' over two noire pas 3 ! ' Aus-va;ia- !i si. P. (ua:lcs. tie firm of Atkin--- n tl.r..,;gii to ue sails, A "dis-- i s..-- i: Ouati-- s. u tho list. ax !;.!! tii'joirr.iw, her in-- ! -- ;e e so.c s ; 3. ,c li i se ;e? Wakefield, who tinguiTiaJd we eisons -- i ; i v:-- .t t.aTope, are no -- led ill prize rig:. in. . wiose goal is; HAMM-YOUN- G UK - s2 75 .00 75 4 i -- - nave been VON CO., LTD., Agents. i.f- rf the Sydney stadium. They a:e Mr. audi THE H:-- . ie-in- MB si 71 75 .CC 78 6 ; w (i. B. M-.-- ' : ice'tary to Mrs. "Andrews. Andrews s.rt f; o rgres-- , is once Tlo-- t !:ere isj ' i "s dcioga'c manager of iiie .'utrit. Oct S0.&C-- si 72 t3 ie 3 ! waii "i e Lis J more in th-- - Parad.-Th- cf th iVeific. Kiliv i'ap'te. by wife; ! . .. m a.frg1 s2 70 T'J v 6 members cf the Hawaii rif and liav .InliUsOii. W. tHven-- . J. r: M w, r.o".-e-hor- tin are: J V habby. Thar they had a) 5 9 71 7fl .CI 7: j 7 " 1 'earn who are at' :. and J. 2i s2 e Ma.-o- r W. P. i v. who was ac-it- liir-rr- time on'ii.n; down, tueie i noj geric of course, he has i 6 twist: and. f2 74 75 : .C' 65 ; 4 ; SB ; Major Kose. gainsaying. .lac:: eday. companied bv Pick Suilian. ieaim-'- i a I.tt'e morr of immigration oti-e- j i f, C. M. WJ -- .GC-- S7 M. .t.:.hr.'.n 'osta. .facie Scuiiy and 29 b 4 ',i 79 j J j M. pP ::n.l since he left here Vr When Traveling i:t." -- ill F.. H. : I. I.uther Evan?, t'u; g.Mitlcmeii uf this city io i'Tmi J Capt. ' arid the Slates. .c5 s2 J 9 amida 7t M! t gt. A. T. Long ley. u eicoriii ag ;i;em oar city, j re-- i Sergt. W. Huihui. tiin in. . . "to ' . Mr. r .ienK:n was anoiuer c t'ai-- ' use the i f ergt. re iih B i good :in.i SO :C 72 77 .cl' 8". s 13 Sergt. J. S. tgcant Silva. Tiny are pe,.oe tinning passenger. He is a respoiis-bi- w Honolulu. St 1. H. Williams, Private ed. don't you know.'" - ( - S. Pinao. rat. ii.bei- ) A Shortage c - of the ilawauan S 29. 71 .CO 74 : 2 SB C'i, ..... V,.. .. (1V(' ot concern- Water u S Evan-- . P. K. on. ie-,- ..o:r...... a ' J. K. l .. il mpany a no lias oeen a wav on Travelers' Cheques -- t ' i .r.gressman .tonn ol lie n 30.60 si ,i a V i B States C ing Purser ox:i! .eaian.ua. pi i well vacation. i ' earned is found in a I wife. is moving f McCuitor.g::. accoup nied by his often the purser one of the issued by s i Coming. vi-i- r. will take m s;,iri-- "the The happiness of Marine Painter i WIL B. STiTCKMAN, is here for a Thev' of Islands, with - de 'IHls Ho REDWOOD The American Bankers' Associa- Beetion Director. the m:i::i views :t the the passenger- ti ; SAN' FUANi'lsro. September . j J !ie j.ur-e- r .,t !!; They are safest and the voicano nrst on the list. the personality of tat,!. V. A. iiter. the marine artist tion. the were brought ui it is to tiiiit what Ex- - way of provid- TTDE8. EtTNT AND MOON. Sevou autom b:b vessel, and whOSe i illtll.gs the Merchants" ROUND HOOP TANK most convenient S.errn. They a e for von Hainm-o- f haptnan is to the 'h.yo Maru. oxat. j eiiaage nave attraeici wioe aiifiu.im. j jj ing funds for traveling. the r - W ...... Xi.- A monkeys vr the Zealandia. U forev.-- prv- a Tr: n i m Young. numbtr wi ni:ii' io iioiooani ! 1 on - - C Each cheque shows plainly rs an-- t cr- w se-ur- - one at your home and a: par- pas-ange- ma- Install Z brought for Mi N'xa- fxperimental , ng n.iive xt Wiiheimina in order to 5 H !5 - rr. U sureiy!.u.t value in American - 3. iH , ,.f the purser il a new aintiiig wnicn w:ii its face its X - pOsvS. :!.C j fcr of plenty of clear f an-- a oxas,. a be assured sJ 1 or wit scene otY Diamond I and foreign money, and hotels, Orient. for evd. 1' a marine Chiyo Mara Frcrn com-obne- d ' for goo.l. Ti.e (.oiurer lias .lust round. V : Head. Caj'tajn J the year steamship p.m.- - is w.tn uap:i.. water shops, railroad and iu. i ia. m. set' eie- he is in a .1211.J 1 li.ij' 2.20 6 i05.47e.C2 ... A cor.spiera was at tne ouiy fau with Coxa' is t.at his latest ainting. which is i companies the world over accept ch e in a iew f shipping at Port Costa. 1 The cost is not great. J 8 Cl 0.23 Alakea wl.art vaster. lay itternoon a i'.urrv. true f T;iU.M 1.7 .. . 3.44 8 10 5.47 rart do? Last par. i I he I.as to of marine paintings and them at l.m a m r.m a..m.f n Kaisha hiyo hurrv with ail The gallery meet the Tor Kisen V. he iHl..4 i.2? 9 'ii U .SS D C'J 1. 13 to when the i!and:a docked, picture- - at the exchange is one of the l.s were nigii. . i ' e Orient. There no-n- Maru from to answer rep rter-- . be-- t seea anywhere. 'I I 25 1.,' 1.2 5.44 8.JS 5.4s 5 59 2.15 police department. men. snipping i l.fi.i the express men. laundiv 16 1 2.05 1 5.45 5 5 3. Id pas-en- ge on id infinitum. " l.a' .01 7.12 oof McIothe. men. tm so . . t i h:et Detectives Ttritish sieaniship 'aptain not ally t n; The t 1" 4.17 her lie never lost hi per. Fram-is- Aa.sira-lia- . 2.42 I s 2 35 9.ii b 03 5.49 i 57 to welcome I.u E'ta Smith and Yet V,, it:g. from San for Bank of Hawaii, Ltd, Among the Honolulu passengers per five ? & Cooke, Ltd. j ,. - at Lewers j . i pasH-i'tci- yesterday 44" the Poctor Burke i pott i,7 i i; 8 53 5 5.55 Rise child, identified with were turee aaugioeis . the all Zealandia - o in" fl.e evening, reporting J"xill of Sa n Franc.sf-o- eiewnere re s oaa- "clock' moon 6.21 ase Harrison, one of Hor.OiU.u h . September IS. at Fred w e a hoard. sm; r-- j i..-- 177 So. King Si. I Capita! and Surplus, $1,000,000. nted in deta voor.g !aoo-- nae ... 1. ; J .r ractors The o 11 . suel.. were one or two other o- for Seattle .llliy w::eie oeeur Also tact - u v'Ts-tin-- for nearlv a year in Au- - tides at Kahuliii nd Hils t,,.x re; n r.pe.iefi waten- "o-- lived August 7. sailing thence on - diaracters were roy Au-.r- a- ot one Hono- . . lie - to suv. they jio-nc- hour earlier than at . , .. . ,. , t io- tnr57 Tor a. gust 1 for Me.kilteo. to i - ., , , n,- - . ' " , ...,,!,-- l.on.e... ! if"" :h a rr 'i i f t. - ,i i o. no re cesterda v a oove l"c an nohie-s-e- lia. passing Btwaiian standard time it 10 houri had notl'rry :g A. W. Pore Tons, the Ross. Among the arrivals in the Sierra from i ve-- i Japanese liner.; in noted. A Wffimutei slower than Greenwich time, mar as .Tack Atkinson and Mrs. Oat were on the mainland. P San Francisco yesterday was Miss Par- ot T'Tomineiit. i- - de-3- 0 for tcere we n that of the meridian of 157 and in getting husian immigrants ior M. was the first time in fifty seven year! sons of Dunn's popular hat shop. The at ;f wlhnrf n- - vesterdav of J. Oat. whiatle Honolulu .Japanese t, na aiso a re i u: The arrival home f minutg. The time r oh.-- 4. !ii!:n antations. at h:ol i.een back and great talented young lady has been to the tl4- - ... ft.. Sierra, recaiis tne xaci mat that - ganer.e- to s'en-.-- r. Perel-trou- s looKing per S. at 1:30 p. m., which is the Bamo the is was re.i- h the mainland acquiring additional creations well-to-d- . rt ciruautj r...-.-.M- was a reunion of the Oat Greenwich Sun . aran'se camper and as :mart as ever, hisj there Honolulu clients. 0 hours 0 minute. ;as Norxv.c-i- , Coiiu.. while Mr. sheaves with which tj charm moon for the having 'a still more ener-- family ia J re for loeal time The" Mar-.- brought a thousand, mo astaclios ""le group. 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THE PACIFIO COMMERCIAL ADVEETISEB, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1910.

ing an accurate survey of the whole CASTLE 4 COOKE, Meetings island. Four officers have been as- Ltd. Fraternal Fraternal Meetings Army and signed this year to work on the pro- Jas. F. Morgan gressive military map and have been j DAMIEN COUNCIL NO. 563, Y. M. I. POLYNESIAN ENCAMPMENT NO. 1, in the field since the beginning of May i Navy News progress. J SHIPPING AND Meets every second aud fourth Wed- I. O. O. F. and have made sat isfadory COMJOsgj A .!..Tn.-lniipn- of C M. 'Third! nesday at 7:80 o'clock p. m., in St. Meets every first and third Friday of niianv STOCKS, BONDS AND REA! MERCHANTS. Louis' (Dreier Battalion of Engineers, under Captain 'o!le:e Alumni Hall the month, at 7:30 p. m.. in Odd Fel- FIFTH'S EXTRA HORSES completing ceitain sur- Hal!). I'nion street. Yi.-itin- g members lows' Hall. Visiting broth- Lukosh. after Fort Street. vey in ae.-- t ion with land de- are aiwavs welcome. ers cordiallv to COMING VIA work coi: invited attend. SEATTLE was sent to Atasoadero to make CREEDOX. President. j. C. fences F.I. A. LYLE. P. survey with a view to re- ESTATE 8UGAR FACTORS AND II. P. O "SULLIVAN, Secretary. L. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe. a complete QEin, In the orders -- issued for the change vising the map of the maneuver field. INSURANCE AGENTS. the lie!. work is completed, a THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 1, I. O. O. F. of station from Yellowstone Park to When map will le prepared in the office of The Honolulu branch of this society Meets every Tuesday evening at 7:30, Schotield Barracks of the Second Squad- engineer officer. League the chief meets in the Kilohana Art in Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Street. Visit- ron. Fifth Tavalry, the troupers are to REPRESENTING buildinjr on Miller street, ground floor, ing Modifying Pearl Harbor Plans. REALTY AUCTIONEER brothers cordiallv invited to attend. send their horses to Seattle to be every Wednesday evening at 7:30. K. C. HOPPER. N. G. marine barracks New England The architect of the Mutual M' are cordially welcomed. L. L. brought here on the first transport leav- Life Iaa-- Visitors LA PIERRE, Sec'y. officers' quarters to be built Company of Boston. J AS. .1. YOUNG. President. ing the Pnget Sound port for Honolulu. and marine at the naval station. Pearl Harbor, Ha- HARMONY LODGE NO. 3, I. O. O. F. The orders dated August 27, are as fol- Aetna Fire Insurance Company. waii, is engaged in a revision of the Kaahumanu St. Meets every Monday evening, at 7:30, lows: No. 857 THEATRE in Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Street. plans and specifications, the bids for National Fire Insurance Compan ' NOVELTY Visiting brothers cordially invited to The following changes in the stations these buildings opened last week having Citizens' Insurance Company (HutfaJ attend. of troopers are ordered: ail been in excess of the appropriations Fire Insurance Company). Cor. Nuuanu and Pauahi Sts. HUGH E. McCOY, N. G. Headquarters and band, First Caval- of and respectively, London Assurance Corporation. E. R. HENDRY, Sec 'v. ry; headquarters. Second Squadron; says t be Army and Navy Register of Regardless of the lots we are RANCE SMITH, Troops E. F, (i. and II, and Machine-gu- n September 3. PACIFIC REBEKAH LODGE 1, Platoon, First Cavalry, will be re- we want to The Banana Man. NO. offering at auction DEVELOPMENT I. O. O. F. lieved from duty at Fort Walla Walla, Willi 00 Meets everv second and fourth Thurs- Washington, and will proceed to sta- sell Wise and Milton day, at 7:30 "p. m.. Odd Fellows' Hall. tions at follows: Jas. W. Pratt Limited. and band, to Buise Bar- inging, Dancing and Comedy Artists Visiting Rebekahs are cordially invited Headquarters STANGENWALD to attend. racks, Idaho, not later than October 1, BTJILDn litlO.' and MARION FAUTH, N. G. E F. B. McSTOCKER, Mananr ALICE NICHOLSON, Sec'y. Headquarters, Second Squadron, I P. O. Box No. 268. CableTDwSp, Machine-gu- n mm Troops E, F. G, and H, and Latest Motion Picture OLIVE BRANCH REBEKAH LODGE Platoon, to Fort Yellowstone. Wyo., A home at the Peninsula. NO. 2, I. O. O. F. in time to arrive here not later than NEGOTIATED For Meets every first and third Thursday, October I. Ii'10. IIS Sale at 7:30 p. ni., in Odd Fellows' Hall. The CO.. Fort Yellowstone, will send n one Visiting Rebekahs are cordially invited detachment of oftiecr and thirty One of the most beautiful hom h to attend. enlisted men of the Fifth Cavalry to Manoa Valley. Contains three Washington, lttaT MARGARET SIMONTON. N. G. Fort Walla Walla. for the CITY AUCTION GO. A bungalow in College Hills. airy bedrooms, den, dining-room- , aaZ SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, Sec'y. purpose of taking over the horses of lor and roomy kitchen. Troops E. F, Ci, and H, First Cavalry, OCEANIC LODGE NO. 371, F. & A. M. prior to the departure of those troops 125 Merchant St. Has gas and electric lights aij Meets on the last Monday of each from that post. The horses, in charge water heater. Rooms mosquito prut MISS LAURA ATKINS. of the detachment, will then be shipped Sanitary plumbing throughout. month, at Masonic Temple, at 7:30 p. ' rn. Visiting brethren are cordially in- to Seattle, Washington, and will be A three-bedroo- m in good Dwelling is in large lot MR. FRANK BLAIR. vited at attend. shipped to Honolulu, H. T., in charge house and e of the detachment on the first transport AT AUCTION mands both marine and unobttrtettl J. A. PALMER W. M. view of the mountain! from CONNIE MARINA, W. H. GOETZ, Sec'y. carrying animals from Seattle to Ho- neighborhood. its elmt nolulu. Upon arrival at the latter and LEAHI CHAPTER NO. 2, O. E. S. plce the Uorses will be assigned to t lie On account of whom it may concern, Grounds planted in ornamntii .1. Meets every third Monday of each Fifth Cavalry, and the detachment will and fruit trees. Servants' hous to C. O. of regi- ON TUESDAY, 20, 1910, aa MOTION PICTURES. month, at 7:30 p. m., in the Masonic be reported the that SEPT. chicken yards at an agreeable distaati Temple. Visiting sisters and brothers ment for duty. rrom tne dwelling. Second Squadron, and at 10 o'clock a. m., are cordiallv invited at attend. Headquarters, A cottage in Puunui, lot 75 by well-bui- lt NELLIE J. STEPHENS, W. M. Troops E. F, and G. Fifth Cavalry, will at the City Auctwn Room, 12." .Mer- Lot facea a and wtll-ks- tt ADELAIDE M. WEBSTER, Sec'y. be relieved from duty at Fort Yellow- chant street, I will sell at public auc- street and is within short distaiejjf stone, Wyo., and Troop H. Fifth Cav- tion, "for account of whom it may con- 300, near carline. A bargain at car line. This is one of tli i. LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 3, O. E. S. alry, from duty at Fort Duchesne. Utah, cern," the following goods from New irable homes in the valley aadasasf to 1). $1600. mo Meets the Masonic Temple every and will proceed San Francisco, York, marked "T. H. & Co., P. G. oest onenngs in real estate soi at Ho- the last twelve months. second Saturday of each month, at 7:30 California, in time to embark for (in diamond), Honolulu": nolulu, Hawaii, on the transport sailing Portion of 1 case Fine Satins; 30 p. m. Visiting sisters and brothers,are For particulars apply to cordiallv invited to attend. from San Francisco, on October 5, 1010. pieces. 2 Changes a Week 2 CORA A. BLAISDELL. W. M. Upon arrival at Honolulu the organiza- 1 case Utility Ginghams; 27 pieces. MARGARET HOWARD, Secy. tions named will proceed to Schofieid Portion of 1 case J 121 Shoes; 6 pairs. Barracks, Island of Oahu, for (Station. Per Texan about May 14. 1910. A house and lot in Kaimuki for 11(10.11 j j ji COURT CAMOES NO. 8110, A. O. F. Arrangements will be made by depart- 1 -- case Twill Drapery; 23 pieces. Meets every second and fourth Tues- ment commanders concerned for the 1 case Dress Goods; about 2840' $1000, near carline. Fort and Merchant Sta. 15c-10c-- 5c necessary troops to accompany n Admission day of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in, San sanitary yards. Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. Visit- the organizations. The horses belong 3 cases Cotton Handkerchiefs; each Mr. and tin. ing brothers cordiallv invited at attend. ing to the organizations of the Fifth case 10 dozen. X. K. HOOPII. C. R. Cavalry herein mentioned will be left Portion of 6 bales Comforters; each Hashimoto H. PEREIRA, F. S. at Fort Yellowstone and Fort Duchesne bale 4 dozoen. MASSEUR! for assignment to the organizations of . Per Massachusetts about May 20, A few remaining lots in block CAMOES CIRCLE NO. 240, C. O. the First Cavalry that are to take sta- 1010, to Puerto. Mexico; per rail to F. Rhemnatias, Meets every second and Thurs- tions at those posts. Salina Cruz, and thenee per Alaskan fourth per Mis- - 17. Kaimuki, 15,000 square feet Bruises, STEWART day of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in San Already on Way Home. to San Francisco, transshipped and other Antonio Hall, Vineyard Visiting sourian. which steamer arrived cere i& street. Watshington 1910. Ailments companions are cordially invited to at- In the naval order from August 27, each. Vr SAN FRANCISCO tend. dated September 7 is one detaching Terms: Cash, IT. S. gold coin. Quickly Geary Street, above Union Squaie C. C. Believed. Just opposite Hotel St. Francis MRS. H. H. WILLIAMS, Lieut. Com. W. IL Standley from the LOUIS A. PERRY, F. S. JAS. W. PRATT, Telephone O. European Plan $1.60 a day up station here and ordering him home. was officer on AUCTIONEER. 178 American Plan S3.00 a day up COURT LUNALILO NO. 6600, A. O. F. Commander Standley an JAS. F. BERETANIA AVE. NEAB EOA. the Albany and stayed off here on sick MORGAN. Steel and brick structure, furnish, Meets every first and third Wednes- leave. He was sent to the Coast on ingscost $200,000. High class hotel day evenings of each month, at 7:30 p. the Siberia. thIT eagle at moderate rates. Center of theatre m., in Pythias Hall, corner Fort and AT AUCTION HAVE YOUR ELECTRIC, WORK 2575. and retail district On car lines trans, Beretania streets. Visiting brothers Bennington' Condemned. TELEPHONE CLEANING, DYEING furring alio ver city. Omnibus meets cordiallv invited. WASHINGTON, September 3. The DONE BY THE and all '.rains and steamers. Send for F. J. ROBELLO, C. R. b ocklet with map of San Francisco. J AS. K. KAULIA, P. C. F. S. gunboat Bennington, now at the Mare At the residence of MRS. W. O. PRESSING WOZZX Hotel Stewart now recognized as Island Navy Yard, and the schooner-yach- t 1221 Pensaeola St., UNION ELECTRIC CO. FORT AND KUKTJI STREETS. Hiwanan Island heaaquarers. Cable HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. O. E. Eagle, now at the Norfolk Navy Harrison Bldg., Beretania St. address, "Trawets." ABC Code. Meets on second Yard, have been condemned by the Wednesday, Sept. 21, 1910 WE FRAME, PICTURES and Telephone 2617. fourth Wednesday According to Requirements HOTEL STEWART evening of each month navy department as unfit for further at ten o'clock a. m., Their sii at 7:30 o'clock, in Pythian Hall, corner service and ordered sold. The Benning with Artistic Taste. Beretania and HONOLULU MUSIC CO. Fort streets. Visiting ton is a gunboat of 1710 tons displace- The entire PACIFIC PICTURE FRAMING CO. brothers are invited to attend. ment. She has been out of commission W R. RILEY. W. P. at the Mare Island Navy Yard for the Household Furniture CENTBAL BUILDING Xuuanu, below Hotel. POPULAR HOTELS IN F. C. Me COY, Sec 'v. last four years. In duly, liWfi. whilo King and Fort JAPAN. in the harbor at San Diego. California, Streets OAHU LODGE NO. 1, K. of P. a 1 oiler exploded on the Bennington, MTYAKO HOTEL KYOTO Meets every first and third Friday at PHONE 2226. Wing & Co. killing about seventy men. JAS. PRATT, lai NARA HOTEL.Nara near Kyoto 7:30 o'clock, Pythian Hall, corner Bere- The Eagle has an interesting history. W. tania and Fort streets. Visiting broth- BLOOD GONTKAI HOTEL She was originally named the Mohawk. Auctioneer. TONIC Contractors and Builders. ers cordiallv invited to attend. ' 17(1, Mohawk, ... Ise, near Nara "WM. In July. the while lying JONES. C. C. oil' Tompkinsville. was struck by a Keeps Stock Well Furniture, Wall Paper, Painting. O. HEINE, K. of R. & S. squall and capsized, ller'owner, Com- J H. J. POTTIE'S STOCK 1216 Nuuanu Ave. modore William T. Garner, and. several Auction Sale EEMEDIEI Mckinley no. 8, CO. Apartments, Cuisine and Service william lodge members of his family were drowned. f K. of P. May, who was also a mem- Hotel and Meets every "dis Edith Union. Highest Standard second and fourth Satur- ber t lie party, was rescued. Miss is day evening 7:30 of Notice herebv given that H. M. " at o'clock, in Pythian Mav became the wife of William AYRES, Manager. Yamatoya" Hall, later ON currier Beretania and Fort streets. Whitney, who was secretary of the THRUSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1910, PLEASANTON HOTEL Visiting brothers cordially to C ALL BUNDS OF SHIRTS AND invited navy i'rn:i! l.sr, to IsMt. In Die at the residence of E. Y. C BREWER & COMPANY, LTD. Wilder Ave. attend. 17 Campbell, and Punahou. Mohawk was purchased by the United 1122 Kinau street, the undersigned will H. A. TAYLOR. C. C. the Eag!?. PAJAMAS MADE TO OBDEB E. States and renamed oiler for sa!e at public auction the fol- PI A. .TACORSOX. K. R. S. 1250 New Scheme at Leilehua. lowing descril ed personal property: Fort St., just above Orpheoa. Teak Wood HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 51, A. Furniture. nuuanu A. The chief of tafT iff the army has Koa "Wood 'I the of M. M. & P. Furniture. AGENTS FOR THE week 1 eon examining Hilling Suite. 1634 Nuuanu Ave., near School St. Meets on the first Sun- - this the various LAUNDRY Yy P.edronm Suites. Boyal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Eng- FRENCH (a-- '"ven'Ufr of each tentative projects pending before the " Large and airy furnished rooms and 1 lied Linen, Table Linen. land. fJaS month, at 7 o'clock, at quartermaster general foi the coneen- - J. ABADIE - PBOPBIK01 J Olassware, Dinner Set. London Assurance tottagee, with board. t2.00 a day; Odd Fellows' Hall. All t rat td building quarters. barracks Corporation. PHONE 1491 iii Cutlery, Crockery. Commercial special by sojourning, brethren are and other structures it army posts. Union Assurance Co. Ltd rates the tronth. cordially invited to Cooking Utensils. of London. ' 777 King Street attend. savs the A rm v and Navv lournal of also By order Worthy President, !...... September The war department some A Caledonian Insurance Co. The Star Dyeing and WM. E. YOUNG. choice lot of Hooks by celebrated Cleaning Shop lime ago adopted the policy of arrang- authors. The Upper Rhine FRANK C. POOR, Secy. ing the location of buildings Insurance Co., Ltd 221 Beretania Street, near Alakea. at new And will sell so mur.h thereof as may (Marine). j.(mt m to save a cor- Telephone 1182. space and eli'eet be necessary to satisfy a mortgage Scottish THEODORE ROOSEVELT CAMP responding economy in the care and of Union & National Insurane. set said property held by A. D. Larnach IQ-- , IKiilOu MM NO. 1, S. W. V. maintenance of ground-;- . The of of Edinburgh, Scotland. MAKAI SIDE OF STREET rirt trustee, for .1mm'i. together with inter- 24,000,00 "!S?T Iwts every second and the posts to he laid out in this wav Capital (Paid up) Yen No connection with the place &crossta fourth Saturday of est, fees and costs of sale. , ttSMs each month will lie the new cavalry station in the Reserve Yen 16W,00 - Terms; Net cash in gold coin of Fund etreet.- in Waverley Hall. corner Hawaiian Iland. and General Wood Bethel and Hotel streets, at the U. S.; purchasers to take immediate Scandinavia Belting and General Aleshire have Won exam- delivery of property. 351 7:30 p. m. ining HEAD OFFICE YOKOHAMA. . . . y various propositions which aim to i ii i i - William O. Smith f .urr ui me vamp uorn- arrive at The most convenient arrange- fI mander, ment of buildings to accomplish the JAS. W. PRATT, The bank buys and receives for J. K. BROWN, purpose desired. In the ease of HONOLULU lection bills of exchange, issues Draft Trust Department LJ Adjutant. arinv AUCTIONEER. IRON WORKS CO., posts in the Philippines, the officers on anjd Letters of Credit, and transacts s duty there will be permitted to i ESTATES MANAGED. HAWAIIAN make general business. EEVENUM TRIBE NO. 1, I. O. E. M. their own plans. While it is possible AGENTS. banking COLLECTED. LOANS AND IN- Meets every first and for the war department to approve AUCTION Tbe Local Depo" I third of AT Bank receives VESTMENTS MADE. Thursday of eaeh a general proposition, each locality nni- -t Ixed it month, in K. of p. Hall, and Head Office Deposits for f be treated in accordance with the im- OLD riods. Hit 'orner Fort and Beretania mediate situation. streets. Visiting brothers Saturday, Sept. 24, 1910 Local Deposits $25 and upwards f if' I 5 cordiallv invited to Mapmaking. on Oahu. KONA if attend. 12 re COFFEE one year of 4 per eent. p Fire Insurance E. V. C. at o'clock at rate TODD. of R. The army engineers in the depa rtmerct McCHESNEr COFFEE A. L. EA KIN, Sachem. CO., num. t ahfoniia have be h.ird at 25 and T wick The Pantheon Block '16 Merchant St Head Office Deposits Yen HONOLULU O. their part of the r. ,. a I! year, tw AGENTS FOR ENGLISH-HA- AHA LODGE 616, B. P. E. wards for one-ual- f year, one will meet in their hall. ' map nf the Unit States, jays !!!) of Hotel and Fort at rate of 41"' P UNDERWRITERS. - Sts. Kodak years or three years KiiilX 'rei r. near U,e Ar and Navv Lti-t- rr '( i !i. Fort, ,,f U. S. eoin. cent, per every Friday evening. tellii .ui indu'd r. tie Haw a ian Developing ani anium. on app one-fit't- Particulars to be obtained isiting brothers are Ilauds. abour of the iota! area particular tn-pl- to curdiall v in ited to at- has been covered to date. The Printing eation. Real fail JAS. W. PRATT, Me- Estate tend. width of twenty live aiil.-- ! ;: !.. j'r,,:i Immediate Honolulu Office Bethel tni .V l.'1 t;- - Ki-:- 8 5 FOR EALE. .l.s. I). DOUGHERTY, the cnat n !!; ti;e wnoie cua -- t ' ne of Delivery. rchant Streets. ' E. R. except itig MnnJ: Men-d"citi- o - HI 'aiifornia. areas in Hawaii & South AKAL Manaf- s-c- Y17 LOTS KALIHI. PUTJNUL KEWALO t;E i. T. Kl.UEGEL. v. , ei:My. near San 1'rae, :ee. Ha v For Sale or Lease Seas Curio Co., AND KATMUBX and in the vicinity of Santa Barbara Young Building. P. O. Box 16S. HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE and Ens Angeles, have been compfefed. Two story, mosquito-proo- f cottage, new, seven rooms, CLUB. The geid.tub-a- l practically all mod- survey ijnadraiiale .,re grounds Meets every second and fmirth Fri- nut yet tivailabie the area ern conveniences; well planted LOCOMOBILE for tu be with fruit and foliage days j,, the month at S o'clock, in covered this season. The Work along trees; good Pau Ka PAPER 11 neighborhood, and convenient to Hana and 12, Alexander Young the Mexican border has been com- cars. "The Beit Built Car in America. RuiMirg. FOR ALL PURPOSES. pleted in the field and the office woik JAST WT BCHUMAN CARRIAGE CO, LTD., JAS. II. FIDDES, Chief. is now in progress. PRATT, And On the Island of the dirt moved. HAWAIIAN PAPE AGENTS. JAS. C. McGILL. Secv. Oahu, a company of engineers is mak- AUCTIONEER AMERICAN Gt it from your LTl)' grocer. AND SUPPLY CO, 7 AT"

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zx : .'t - VRON AND NECKTIE 1 i "w-- :&x :t7 71- ifii rjtir- cf XJ is on the strap or inside braid of a shoe r .7i-r.5- f tt;. .'7.r; Itt... ;r .7xiTl vxi r riij-T-.-x- DANCE you may depend it you have some- t' ::f-:;..'- X upon -- t';.:x U W 1 . p." -"Tr I 7 XCI--I iTX"lCL-- f 7" i:r 7ir. wwit il'i 7rri777 f 77 izi TijTf- 7r - ACADEMY OF DACIS3 txi - T'ifj- x'.I f7--fi thing better than people to tzl yt. ji T7r ;i 7:!i:i7i.t:.rx- ;i most expect x x?.-i-f j cjaI tx it in shoes. Satisfaction increases with WANTED EWA BOY PRESIDENT get CLASS? cjxjd-riK- j l::tl -- OF SOPHOMORE X r r7 7 'i 7 Z TX? V i i T. f ; the length of time you wear the shoes- - m tecs, MSrcrs ; x"?snencd i - ; .2 ALL THE WAY FROM , a.-- c 7X-- ; .c :x..s t r.ir ircxx7rj rj? fx tii -; All sizes and stvles. r ; .. j TO t'tj.7 itZ-i r "."fx-ic-i- . 11 jta t.t K7i:r:rf t!i it :i Ur fr:: SI.50 SI 00. xi? i ir-rtix- x- - scoz? f.f Cx'7";.7x..&- - Xi.xx: r;.t K. UYEDA i: X Xtt: k T.ix:cr ;.t7 j,? S. E. N;x;x.; : f x s7x xx i : 7Xf p:-T-f- p.:.-- Cil777 X :fxfi :r 77.fi

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Leading Barbers J " 7:7 .f x'.?-- : Tfei zit nmj z ": I Fort Street Above Kina Street :Z:t-.- 5 17:-- x :x :xf sxx tr Eire Ax:jti tie -- WILL CLAUSE DEFWED. rxxi;: - : iTrnvr xii.i; ill s f w i . - - - - , H!R CUT. 35 CENTS Fine Wines and Liquors; The Honolulu Home Building and lun Asscciaticn FACE MASSAGE. -- SmDESS AND COXTS.ACT0S5 &. 35 CENTS LOVEJOY CO. j YD HE RED T?E. 92 NTTCANTJ STREET. GET OUR BID TXIXTHOXE xTCS, 0- - txit ExTXjTilow j-- xive ia sxad. Oxr fjrxre? r lcTrprt $ood work. j tif ia Hcac&Ia f Pencils VTe CAa fr.ac yovx if ;s &I1 tist df-ls-j .BUSINESS LOCALS. tilt r.- Composition Booksj ADDSE&S P. O. BOX CUT. and Stationery for School. J

-- - - 3 !! HAWAIIAN NEWS CO.. LTD. Some Excellent Showings WILL FIGHT OPENING OF BISHOP STREET f j ESAR NOW OUSTS Fine Cotton Crepe THE TEDDY BEAR Sachs' Popular Store FOR SALE I DRESS PATTERNS.

Fea-sacol- SILK AND COTTON WAIST Xi5 - STENCILLED BURLAP Very desxrib'.e torse, corser i j CREPE PATTERNS. I STRIPED COTTON CREPES BY THE YARD. - X 7 and Kizaa streets. Tour r l t 5 "3Tc.. Xii 7XXtS7cX5 X-- Call at FANCY SILK FOULARDS choice cf fro prcwrtie. Rd-xx- ;x Z- - -i liTr- i exx ctxce Te will yon "Xr XIX ixi tai? 7'r.eTX. SAYBGUSA cut to se i Nuuanu Street Above Hotel ELECTION JUDGES Ite pric is r;xt ard tartxj A STOCK NEW TO BE APPOINTED csx be arrsnge-i- i4 4T,;, .7 y x . :- :v it-x,- t Jf J J CREAM HENRIETTA 77X.

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SUP.E CUKE FOR DIAKKHOEA. i ALllOLANI COLLEGE. ALL INVISIBLE. The October Delineator :, ,r, B078 Boardixg and Day Sctool SAIMtrKI. on sale '3 CO., now Is-7iet- BENSON, is !.v.r. ro":r. Cbora sxi SMITH & Ltd.

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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY TIMETABLE. HALSTEAD & CO. Direct 8errice to San Francigco. William Williamsojj The fronte S. S. SIERRA, 10,000 tons displacement, sailing from September 21, October 12, November 2, 23, December 14. BBOKEE s n Brokers 5o Brii-is- single to iraneiseo; round trip, $110. Direct service Stock rrom can rantico to laniti connecting with L. S. te. Co. service to New C. as Zind. BEEWEE CO., LTD.. General Agents. HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST CO,, LTD. 921 FOET ITUII Stocks. Bonds AXD . CANADIAN-AUSTRALIA- N ROYAL MAIL LINE. "SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY" HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE FOI FIJI AXD AUSTRALIA. FOB VANCOTJVEE. Real ZSALANDIA 8EPTEMBEB 1 MAEAMA SEPTEMBER 13 Estate Honolulu, Friday. 1G. 1910. MAEAMA OCTOBEB 14 MAKUEA OCTOBER 11 During this month only, we ofir the following choice Kaimnfci reai- - Member Honolulu Stock J4AKUEA NOVEMBER 11 MANUKA NOVEMBER 8 Capita-- and dences . Pr 'ask Bond Ei.v. Will call at Fannin Ialand. for purchase, upon terms within the reach of anybody desiront NAME OF STOCK Pa:d Up .al Btu 83 MERCHANT THE0. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., General Agents. STREET of acquiring a home. Small cash payment and balance in monthly in Mercantile. P. O. Box 53S. , ? O. Brewer & Oo. . . . t2.200,CCO Uon tlb ti"'cpaom lit. stallments. Call and get particulars of these two special bargains be Surar. S 0CC 0CO 2d 32! 83 K AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Gwi fore they are withdrawn. Haw. Agricultural. . 1 200 0CC lro 2o Haw Com & Sug Co 2.sia.75s 25, toy; 3.001,000 20 1 Haw Sugar Co. . . . l 4S A. flOM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU, via Tehuantepee, every sixth day. NO. Three bedroom house on car line. Spacious lanais. Honomu TfO.000 10C' IX J. CAMPBELL 2.000,000 Frsigat reeeived at all times at the company'! Wharf, Forty-irs- t street Newly papered Honokaa aontn Brooklyn. and painted throughout. Lot 100x225, corered Haiku l,500.l)i 10G.150 1S5 Hutchinson Sugar FXOM iEATTLE AND TACOMA TO HONOLULU D ERECT: with shade and fruit trees. Stables and servants' quarters. Plantation Co ... . '2.50C. 00 25 STOCKS and Kahuku t. 000,000: A la 22 BONDS 8. B. ALASKAN, to sail . Co . . 100 2 5 ?.5 September 11 NO. 2. New two-bedroo- bungalow. Magnificent of Kekaha Sugar B. S. ARIZONAN, to sail view Koloa 5' o.oec: 1CC1--- 16. September 23 3.5C0.0O0 2C 5 H 79 For Information apply two McBryde Sug Co Ltd S MERCHANT ST. fartktr to oceans, adjjoining Kaimuki Crater (reserved as a park). Oabu Sugar Co ... . 20! 3. ' 5. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents, Honolulu. Onomea 1 COO 000; 2 i - Member Honolulu S.P0O 20 6l,i d Stock Ex-- , r. MOMB, General Freight Agent. Either one or two lots as desired. Olsa Sugar Co Ltd . . 0.0' uiovam 150 oa t.Ci .. change. Paauhau Sue Plan Cc 5C! IT Pacific ...... iV.OPO 100'IiS lib Represented on the PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO. AND T0Y0 K1SEN KAISHA Faia 2,2V).0C0: 1CC1M) Board Pepeekeo 750,0OC 130; I W oy 2,750.000 icc;2;5 230 Joseph Andrade. teaaseri of Pioneer the above companies will eall at Honolulu and leave this port rvaialua Acri Oo... 4.500.000: 10Cj'2M 12Htf or abtnt the dates mentioned below: We also offer for lease Wailuku 1.500.000' loo ' so l w aimanalo 252.0C0; lor FO THE ORIENT Three-bedroo- loc-jU- FOE SAN FEANCISCO. furnished bungalow on the Kaimuki car line. One Waimca Sugar Mill. 125.000' 155 SIBERIA SEPTEMBER 19 CHIYO MARU SEPTEMBER 17 Miscellaneous of most Inter-Islan- 2.250,0O0i' IOC!, 122 CHINA SEPTEMBER 26 ASIA 24 the comfortable homes in Honolulu. S N Oo. SEPTEMBER 50f..000 1 C MANCHURIA 3 Haw Klectric Co. . . . The Waterhouse OCTOBER MONGOLIA OCTOBER 8 Li Co, FOE LEASE NEAE TOWN. A Furnished Booming House. H R T & Co Pfd 1.I5P.000 lot H R T & h Co Com . Mutual Tel Co 25C 000 lc 15 O R & L Co 4.0OC.0O0 loo 141 H. MACKFELD & CO., LTD., Hilo R Co 164,640 2( Agents. R Pfd.. 17 i Hilo R R Co Com . . 2 Sij.OOO 2c Honolulu Brewing ft 21 Manufacturers' Agents MATS0N NAVIGATION Malting Co Ltd.. 400.COO 2' 20 COMPANY'S SCHEDULE, 1910. HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST GO,, LTD. Haw Pineapple Co.. 500.JC0 20 i!J UTanione Olok Rub 41 Rubber Dfrtit Service Between San Francisco Co (Paid up) 141.20C: 42S Factors and Honolulu. Tanjong Olok Rub Oo 20 rrira from Ian Francisco Sail for Ban Francisco. l Ass Vi p c Pd) . . A7.210 34 Lnrline September 28 Pahane Rab Oo Lurline October IS4.S2Q 19 COMMISSION Wilhelmina 'Paid up)...... AGENTS October 4 tPahane Rob Co 10 (ass mpcPd).. 13.136 8. NEVADAN mt Out JUDD BUILDING. 8. of this line sails from Seattle for Honolulu direct on or Bonda standing about September 17. 1910. THE PACIFIC Haw Ter 4 p e (Fire CASTLE & STOCK AND BONDS Claims ) 23S,0O COOKE, LTD., Ants. Honolulu. Haw Ter 4 o c PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Commercial (Refuding 1905). Boo.too Advertiser Trent Trust Co., Ltd. Haw Ter 4)4 DC. 1.000,000 Haw Ter 41 p c. . . 1.000,000 MRS. T A. ARNOTT (nee Entered at the Postoffic at Honolulu, Haw Ter 1.044,000 WJt) 3pc.Re- bpecialist, chiropodist CRUSHED ROCK AND ROCK SAND. T. H., as second-clas- s REPRESENTED ON EXCHANGE BY Cal Beet Sug & and miauL matter. fining Co 6 pe... 800,000 1143 Alakea St. CHAS. G. Phone 2981 SUBSCRIPTION BATES: HEISER. JR. Hamakua Ditch i Hustace-Pec- k (upper ditch) B i. 200,000 Company, Ltd. One year l9.nn Haw Irrigation Co MUSIC. M QUEEN STREET. PHONE 2295. 6s Fully Pd IQOM'J MIX 132 J4 SYDNEY F. HOBEN (KoniriicleiO... We crush our own rock and deliver to Advertising Bates on Application. Haw Com & Sugar servatorium der Laipsieyl all parts of the eity. Esti Co 5 p e 1.240,000: ICS Musik, mate. giTenon aii ainas or roag wont ana grading. Keasonable prices. HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD. Hilo R R 6s (Issue Piano, technique and vortrae; ifiV Friends of 1901) i.ooo.oeo Von Holt No. 65 An,gLan Z1Ce Producti. MetrojZ Block, South King St. Hilo RRCo Ref &t. ft Kxtn Con . . 800.000! ...-- iuasea C. a CRANE : : : : : Manager at 6s . ! 09 Honokaa Sng Ooflpo ft 0.000 loi KM Hon RTftLOodpc 947.000 -- -I VETERINASIANS. Kanat Ry Co s. . . . 500,000 .. L. BIKE LICENSE DIDN'T Kohala Ditch Co s. 500..1O0 ... ji oh E. CASE, office Lewis Stable McBryde LET YOUE TEUNKS HAVE A Sn g Co 6s . 2,ooc,coo! .... Phone 2141; residence phone 1111 SAY BOOZE PILIKIA Mutual Tel 6s 205.000 Appreciate ORftLOo 5pc ... 2.C00.000 V..V. lyi'ii a tOahu Sugar CoSpt fco.cooi elocution! Olaa Sub Cn6pe. 2.5c0,0o0 RAY BELL, teacher of elocution nly. Japanese Arrested for Running Pacific Sng Mill 500.00o! sical and voice lSIL Co 6s ;o2' culture. Phone Pioneer Mill Oo 6 t r 1. 250, 000 residence, 1259 Lunalilo. 3 Blind Pig in Conjunction With Wireless 407,000 Waialna Ae Co 5 p 1. " n Bicycle Store. VOCAL. 23.125 on $100 paid. IKedeemable HUGO HERZER, Teacher of finite at 103 tl 270 Love Bldg, Fort St., opponiu Cmwl A combination of bikes and booze at maturity, shares treas. On Sunday mornings the stock. f5000 was too much for one Morihata last shares treas. stock. DRAMATIC Session , . when William P. 7 Sales. nicht. Fennell. liminri - office is open from eight to MARIE KENNY; pnvaw leuou; tct license inspector, made a declaration 10 Oahu Sug. Co.,- Si.oO. of ing, elocution vaudeville wagi RDDE annexation ana aDsorbed mm. ten. Between Boards. stage and ballroom dancing Morihata runs a bike shop on.Bere- - jr 25 Wailuku, lSo; 25 Honokaa, IS. culture. 175 Beretania. Phone 17JI tania. niauka of Aala Park, and has Notice. 8599 developed so much cash the' .sus that Xo session today, September 17. Re- picions oi tne autnonties nave neon gatta Dav. AUDITING ACCOUNTANT. drawn to him. Fennell secured au in- JOS. S. MARTIN m WILLIAM MONTROSE GRAHAM, 318 former vesterdav. who in turn ecivrrd . Importing Tailor. Stangenwald Building. Telephone a bottle of beer from Morihata. 1567. 8757 The informer entered the place with a High-cla- ss English Woolens. Albert F. Afong IN OUE AUTO TRUCK. marked coin, which he surrendered for three bottles of beer and a glass of Exclusive Styles 832 FORT STREET. saki. When Fennell stepped on the Classified Advertiser.sr.ti scene, a few 58 Merchant St. STOCK AND BOND BROKER YOUR TRUNKS WILL LIKE IT AND SO WILL YOU AND so we minutes afterwards, he will found his man with beer bottles pro- FOR SALE. ' truding out all over liim and mine host Member Honolulu Stock and Bond DIAMONDS jewelrj bought, loll taking a smile with him. Mine host Classified Advertisements Excfiange. and City was then pinched. and exchanged. J. Carlo, Fort 8t Transfer Co. FOR RENT. GENTLE riding pony, $25; suitable for 12? Ki-muk- i; WILL HOLD TENNIS BUNGALOW at Classified Advertisements child. Particulars Blaekman, Jas. hi. Love Kaimuki; good 8771 m tiou. Telephone l(54o. Want Ads., two phone L'!70. TOURNAMENT NEXT WEEK Un, on tlm, io cento. BOARDING house rooms); reason, i BURNISHED room in private (ten family; WANTED. able; owner town. Apply thil pleasant surroundings; - leaving Al Castle of the Tenuis close in. Ad- office. 8770 - ANYTHING ",tM v., mis oluee. 8768 of value bought for cash. Club, F. E. Steere of the Faoitic, A M. Address or call 1117 Fort St. 8738 AT a sacrifice to close out. I have Xoweil of the Manna, and William BUNGALOW at Kaimi-- ; Good FOR about 150 pairs of the finest, par r Thompson of the Neighborhood, went tion. Telephone 1645. the other islands, a bookkeeper; may bred. Carneaux and Homer pigeons into executive session yesterday after- be married, if wife will ii TWO school. in teah the Territory which I am closing out noon and doped up a Hall eup tennis furnished rooms, with or without Annlv it t,o.,.l, board; N. --V, thin office. . at $1.50 per pair for the Carneaux Packing Household Goods tournament program which will take private family; 1923 Kala-Kau- a 8771 Ave. and $1.00 per pair for the Homers. effect on the twenty-secon- d of this oo7 SHIPPING clerk; must be good pen- This is a good chance for anjOM month. The entries at K. O. Hall i: TL man; references. Address WailtillO- Sfltllp fancv- ctnlr W . will noon twenty-first- . COTTAGES C27S Son's close at of the FOR RENT. 8770 Friedly, Wahiawa. 8770 by men who know just how The matches will he played on TWO bedroom cottage, 1126 Becklev two courts of the lieretania chili, one 6r. Inquire next BLACKSMITH on a plantation. Apply RIDING saddle and bridle, racing door. 767 A. court at the Neighborhood and liossiblv 1. Schaefer & Co. 8767 sulky, phaeton. Address Mr. Kelly, one courts, 2417. ol the i'aeuie the entian.e COTTAGE with two bedrooms A care this office, or telephone L''1,"5- EXPERT repairs Shipping iee win in.' one oonni. - . (anything electrical); 401 clothier, 152 Hotel sti-eet- models developed, The Manoa Tennis Club entertain S770 storage batteries magnetos BEACH AmiIt-- t ment committee will meet this morning and coils repaired LOTS at- Kaalawai. J t Baggage LergerEIec. Magoon AlakLea. Transfer to decide on a night tournament. Tin 'OTTGE at Works; phone 2434. Bros., Merchant and proposition is generally favored and all Waikiki beach; g,,od 401 bathinrp Apply to EVERYONE to remains is to lix :he date. It will Trent Trust Co know'xTeperVExpress that 87C9 telephone number is be an invitational affair. i. 1916. 399 FURNISHED rooming-hous- e to ta Union Pacific Transfer Company right partv. "Eoomiug FOUR-ROO- EVERYONE to know our Address cottage; lanai and bath; " House," office. 876J DICK I Mb number, 1861. Territorial this SULLIVAN GETS Ave., Kaimuki. Appl Service. Telephone 1 875 S750 A Fairbanks-Afnr- AnffiM IB IN HEAVYWEIGHT CLASS .f. i OOd ftnn If! ttnrDanrtVrr MaT CRESSATY'S, 2011 BOYS WANTED. Kelia Road, Wai-kik- be seen Iron Yarl, i TO LEARN at Honolulu Scrap Sullivan moved int tl beach; elegant; uewlv furnish- the jewel rv trade lick in ed or man, Fort II. iiaiekauila street. heavyweight during; his ix week unfurnished; good ba'thin and and Hotel. class boating- - to He looked bulgi 8762 UNION EMPLOYMENT OFFICE visit the Coast. SITUATIONS out all over when he stepped oil' the JALL five-roo- WANTED. yardboya, cottage, $12 50- - bath JAPANESE cooks, waiters, steamer Siena yesterday morning and gas stove. Inquire Young! nuiiK. nv voiiTi,r 1m..; v . etc. G. Hiraoka, 20S Beretania, near Carlo, 1436 J- line, "t st'i-i- -ss m: ' Heavy Light he said he felt "it dosn 8768 P., th7s office Emma. Phone 1420. 868 and Draying as though 1 had lieen away any time SMALL at all," said I irk Inst night, "and it cottage on beach, young man with NEW EMPLOYMENT AGENCY furnished; four vears' eXne-rienc- e WOOD and COAL was the same way in When I pood bathlnff Apply PhOHB 2281 SAND and CORAL Frisco. Jsland as clerk; drvgoods female np,; walked up Market street every thing Store, Elite building and JAPANESE male and Hotel Pt S76S familv or store. 900 Alakea, near looked the same ami all the boys made HONOLULU CONSTRUCTION King." & DRAYING CO., LTD. me feel as though 1 hadn't been away ROOM AND BOARD. from there." NI ELY S769 FOR LEASE. Queen St., opposite Kaahumanu. Telephone 2281. SuTIivan aid he met his brother, furnished rooms with board I'at Apj.ly I.ji,6 A TTTT-- v nn AJ- - King BV six-roo- v- - Coinvn, in San Francisco just before st fc. young man with Jiv.ioni,i;fcrrrn uuuoo j he left there on his return trip. He exander St.; fine grounds; alsoitabWf "THE LELAND," 627 Beretania Av will or two years. A .i;.i ,,t i;i. p..t,.n ,.r c.r. Moquito-proo- f tins' 0 lease for one lanai rooms, Jerman1 office. S' deil, when v with or jm 8769 ply phone 2410 for particulars. however, tlo landed nil the ...v.... Ulrtiu; everything (.'oast F.a-- f. modern: BOOKKEEPER en route to the moderate prices; eentral 3 location OFFICES FOR RENT. Phone 30S. Mr,. H.. V-- on SIGHT SEEING TALLYHOS Dinklage," prop.' 1"'";ce the Islands. BUILDINJ-- C ieree, tuiis office. ALEXANDER YOHNG REILLY COMES TOO LATE fire-pro- S767 Honolulu's only ; TO MEET EDDIE MADISON THE HAU TREE on xh. beTTt INSTRUCTION building; rent includes electric l'gB Waikiki first-clas- s apartments and Leaving Hawaii board. 2199 Hamm-Tott- Promotion Committee Headquarters liarlie I.'eilly. a iinlit weight t some Kalla road, end of Lew vice. Apply the von ers read. Co.. Ltd. lejuiiMtion on the 'o.".-- t. lande in lio- - nolulu yesterdtiy on the '".high school W.."rk Iff; PrifDee Moanalua or Diamond .tenuier Siena CASSrDT'S COTTAGES, Waikli in ssien T." PPl'" "THE STANGENWALD" Only Head xpeennt to tnoi a cnance to show - what Beach; bathing and boating. jjflgj niction "Hon, of In- proof office building in city. 10:30 1 M. DAILY ne can do but there is nut m u-- left 3 P. M. Of the fio, ing fraternity hero just now. SHADY nook; 1049 Beretania; Eddie Ma lias to, up $3.5 firt, UOI1IOIO-- IIUe"- - . hark to the class: tier, month nn,i. f 'oa-- t and .loe McJiurn is looking Tel. 1233. u(iffsrq FOR rent, next i Han Tree, aikr lor 8721 Charge Per Passenger, $1.00 tloiilile with 1 c Mclio oer ill Hilo. E. J. Love said last niuht that M 12 persons, A DANGER Tallyhos seat and can be hired for $5.00 per hour. flurn was too heavy for the newcomer AVOIDED. and the only ne he could th.nk ot was is " "- There no danger from blood poison-s- -l For further particulars, apply d,er Mh ollongh but he very Lane. Pala ma & SONS wasn't from a wound when Cham ' o''t. a 757 STEIN WAY enthns.ast.e over tins match. is HONOLULU Eve berlain's Pain Balm is applied . - AND O TITER PAIN08 POWER WAGON CO., putting a top on the Aloha Paik arena an FURNISHFn unitor-- Phone 2166 antiseptic liniment. For all vi nr ' CO. 1 and he says he will THREE PIANO 875 South Street, neat King. have it all fixed dealer!. Benson, Smith & Co B. R o THAYER . Nicholson eV.;:: Mr - up by November. for Hawaii. feenlf ",01at,a. 156 Ph?ne ffl3- Heights ""JU- - Hotel Street. o t.,iJ vi. 1993. "r-"- 2 TTJNTNO Oi GUAIAKTI"; I I M." L ' :

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i-- j. 1 orty ieit on e r." I'os': segleet to deterxise tie cause ; 1 s to to n. ;5r ci eosiTrrsica: & iszr sactcr is ONE YEAR OLD rituri " tU-a- O- lii-- s c -.. i W.Tr- - t tie roius - t to te regarded as a iov forever. ; i PcrieetiV I;-s- t think that tie :mer is s. completely wit ten:: made that you w..Ii never have to .;.ck And the most widely copied car j single au VI. at disregard of its w.li rej!x is yvu ;b t"-- - Ihtc h some ' C. C. v, a Hsta t tie v. day it may t sevtial n...rs f roru tie Ike- - company left for the bark of .a dog. Amcrica-TI- HI ' eX- - in Manchuria thus "wees lit? Ik'ti "t go y a sfhH"i-o- us l;se a E IHUOSQN e tie vrt to be go'ue about faro rufntrs an wL.tIw ad; how w:.-;- yot: like to hae ; i-t:- aiist tin. wul is;t the -zi your cia ehddrea plaeei at tie tender ; . 1 -- e -- kk factories Tra.ck lis firm represents tnerey of a unat:-- with an automt:-- The Roadster Will Be Continued in 191 Same ? $1000 kre ail hasten alon. tie de;i er.es for a wear-on- j sf IS-i- l cars. Ik n't dtstote tie riht of wav with - nrrrutpETROI I a Ere engine: besides tiem s xorati- ? 3Lr. Lyie. a Califirttias tazrlst. "V-ivr- d side rival it ntsy be on its way to put the week with nis Apr-e- r :ut s fire st to;: house or rdaee of j 1 i.V.u?t. cars each cover seventy miles of rough, n a and will tour r w-.t- hilly, roadless Twenty-seve- n tie " met :tt:ieral lavor. THE HUDSON ROADSTER paths daily. ;s Dx'U't stories-- about g&sds for several weeks. Hi car teil "fsi the one-ha- lf - COMPARED. and per cent, of all 2Kdr has becaoie d ycrj nake on the highway; pe?- Even the mite rttst tage wr.cn i that fasids ' Hudson owners are making a commer- California fee its nnrteroius victories pie when thev hear c:i apt. on'iV h cav:i:reu Tic Hudson Koadter is it-r- compared with teiit-- of sueh stories, if it f - -- $1 cial or business use of the car. a kill clhcbitr ten: est s. tierru lie a host o- aattiirer As sevn v. The ot all the cars in tne .000 class is fie truth, adxits that it- - is a law- - j exhibited the three groat Automobile Shows This car also appealed immediately r-- st I car a nany :nc Boy M. wla passed breaker. I'tti:. country The Vr.ited The percentages were Sandferd. -- State. to the women. The roadster was easy :n ar.y on uay: j knowing at: tot !': .e rr.cn came Esao.uin ? hi wieek. os his way frcra too fur rtcs: Taken from the tables shown in Motor Age. to control easy to manipulate. It was Sydney to Yaxotiver. is tie areut f: to see it. to study tttcn wiio had At a ghuice it i evident that the HUDSON A:-mla'- a. . an-- i "t drive a if lighting! is average its eotr.peti-tors- graceful in outline, a CaljIIa Thomas tar? for loa at tie desicned and biu't m.:-:o- far to the of cir-editt- nceful His sc:er.y is? aires ij en.; Efi; on your ar is out of orler. i It has every important feature of its Men who owned, larger and more " '"'-r- ? cars. The Hndsoti roadster ortcre 45 j Cadtlla-e- iz. terr I'on't try out your new "'.." a r'vals. and more. powerful cars, the tie. trf I 3 re- bought Hudson to Kifitvl :t aid 3s e state that trey r on the rubiij'. in towE: their, many ideas. An today, as a Uses it j Average Tl'c.dson get around more easily more quickly ire rivi irieat ati?fartii2. CO out in the country. sult, the Hudson is the most widely of : Ml in Metropolitan communities. Don't invite strange ebi'dres t ride copied car in America Wheel Bae Cats. Roadster It is ? j Tie von HaiBiii-YcTir!- Z g:arsi-- jeai in your tar: it gives them had habits; Wheel Diameter $. in. b"t in. really surprising to note the number is saie weei. irai'eh a bes you tuay be misunderstood. I This car was an immediate success. A.1..A.M. Horsepower.... S'hS is. S'2 in. of Hudson owners who have icr tie J larger and iwraly dull in ail departaie-- ts oi Tv-s'- t rntcrtiin the notioa that dust Piston Disphicenents lSo.9 2.5 salesman"?, Circu- 'more powerful cars. SBBliw rw. Ose of lie purchasers is ieaitby for others: if your curiosity It became a car. Percentage using ns M. E. Jfiiva Vu-iertak- is eitited try some of it yoere!f. ) lating Water Pump Men in the public eye bought the Mercantile, real estate and insurance '. m tee owner of a Mciel X Don "t argue with yourse!f sbotit ties only 24. 9fr 19V car men like Glenn H. Curtiss. the i'aie "betws-t- . j used-- & Co. Sevens-Ihsrye- wrong: men it. Fairbanks, Morse a tocria car. A. Lewis d.flereisee riurbt and Percentiige using Doable noted aviator: J. B. Herreshofr. the i besr.g Ignition 10- - it las the ranks oi tie Pak-t- you know the difference without bought six roadsters for its salesmen only I'ses it famous designer of yachts; Eddie Foy, maklEg the purchase frc-rr- i convinc-e- i anew. j on the Pacific Coast. Twelve consecu- Percentage r.sirg Gravity ehoc-sis- I it the comedian: F. D. Underwood, pres- tie saxe sgeaiy, and the SJ in Carburetor .100 ses Manager Hail of the Associated tive months of service Cahiornia Percentage using Circu- ident oi the Erie Railroad, and Charles s Phl-e- r 1911 rav ton-- ! only emphasized what we had promised. lating Oil Pump only.. &2A'r Uses it of Gta - j Hart7cH. secretary state of Porto Mr. aid Mr?. FTasfiis Gay are m jreati to Hans lenberg of Hawaii dur- Percentage using 3 Speed - 1 The Sanitary District oi Chicago Rico. There were these men and many tars with their six-v!iad- J?tevers- in the wees, iust Selective Transmission Itervea ile bought six cars for use along the banks only 13.3- - Uses it more. They saw the merit of the car. - r- a ("halter? 3 wa3 "t recorded. He of the famoits drainage canal. These Hudson. R. P. Spaldir.g sad Mrs. Spalding aiso installed a p3irer pump on Harr s Rrarted t? tbeir hotne on Kauai aurmg MK-Tizie- s ar and the latter takes . in watching the engine hatnp tie wf-ek- takis w.ti thex their tew great Hudson Motor Car Co., Manufacturers weB-T-a'tg- StTvei;s-Iurye.- i touring sr. "which tfc-- recently pr.renaed froaa the von Hatcm-Youn- g company. SOME DEPARTMENTS "I ara particularly pleased with th SHORT OF MONEY Assocoatedl e Ltd! 'ill .'.ii;mTs cars because tcey have Gara jcatv features which add to tne ?om- - jrt of the users. ' sa.ii peyrcvBr na.;. Several of tie territ rial uefartments j Distributors. ut'Sger . tie Assctiate-- J Garage, local j are st.ort o: money. w.ii be teiore of the Chalmers Mo'or i t l.e end of the f. cried, according rsj nt.acy. an. automooi-e- s are "'After i to Governor k rear, ffio nas i.een go tag j n ilt be people who or.y tiem. for I trying to! signers like to eiptit tne.r persona. throtigb their actounts and 1 figure out Low they stuni. Thereof abbies of st ruction. Tne tn;sg tie THE P.OOT OF ALL EYIL. BEST CLEANER AND DYER ik brst abcc.t the Chalm rs ears .:s circuit court are running short and will satisfy the Bill 'They tell me that y'rold Select Lumber Dondero & Lansing ist thev are not built to nco-- I help bvfore the end of trre period. yesterday." ilm the friend Jimmv aot r j.4 OIBECT IMPORTATION U. of their designers but for Normal School is also getting out terrible. Bill wot TOGAWA Ksffirt the people The Ian Ain't it LOWEST PRICES and ?atisfatioa of of money and a call will have to be will do money? For Real Estate. tSo hav th'-m- . s.me people i'r Fort St. opp. Convent. in made on the contingency fund. The Svdnev Bulletin. CITY MILL CO., LTD. "This is particularly noticeable as previously stated, is "ft 1911 all f5r. For instance, sea's out of funds and needs financial Founder of original Eagle Dyeing 83 Merchant St isv snaut y nearly NOTHING ELSE. Phone 2473. Ve; lowArd arid pitched as doe the quarantine ' the The angle of the steering as al0 Friend o you dined at a way sta- KEKAULTKE STREET and Cleaning Works. rar. i and fumigation station. t V-e- slightly giving did" you have for dinner i" ia Governor Frear. Lo:es. however, that tion. What '2v.b-.",: v ,2" rxvrn between the " Twenty minutes.' Absolutely Pure. hi- - funi will be enough Traveler sat bat- - contingency Arts and Crafts and tl r ng wheel. Th government over and that Berkelev Blade. AUTO-LIVER- Y ton-- a to tide the arc r.ow bx'ate.1 the will not have to be a deficiency fi.-i-r ' the there PAIN BALM A a wer tixht box ani 3T'tropriation bill at the next session CHAMBERLAIN'S PI NECTAR ,x tdaee-- en left running HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY, ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING 'i the r the legislature. :rd ia aeetible posltioa. It is time of sudden mishap or ac- LEITHEAD & WOODWARD. 1 w have be a rr;ad cident that Chamberlain's Pain Balm PHONE i th.-ir- r.r.-tr.fr.r- ENOUGH FERNS TO 326 THIS WEEK. er The front floor can be relied upon to take the place of :,r-J- Telephone 15' 7. are f-- lifted by a neat ieathei BOARD family doctor, who can not always :i!e replaces" FURNISH WHOLE the whi.'h the hole that be found" at the moment. Then it is fi!le-- i with :i formerly to become that Chamberlain "s Pain Balm ia never JOHN NEILL and Th frame of th have seven brothers." 'aid Mayor wanting. In cases of sprains, C. L. iC.ry' lengthened and "I found Rubber Goods HOPKINS ' been twi bruises it takes out s Fern "and that's just cuts, wounds and hif ;n.--h- and that of th 'Forty' and ENGINEER. ersoiigh make up a whole board of the soreness, drives away the pain GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. Systematixer inche. nsakir.2 ail bodies more to sale by p.x supervisor and have a Fern as mayor. heals the injured parts. For Notary Public 135 Merchant an.j :r;ous. & Street. t Smith Co. agents im--ane- c T.'i-i- balloting, too, as all dealers. Benson, B. H. PEASE Agent 'Thfir ;);, :s j rVing- - of minor wonlJ simplify President Grant Marriage Licenses do is to put Hawaii. in th.-- eor,trueTion of a mo or all you would have to for Market Street, Hawaiian Interpreter and Translated Machinery Repaired. 'sr ea--- could Office: but thev v add ft wh-'d- lot a cross after Fern. There Judiciary Bldg. Hours 9 a. m Ship and General Blacksrni hing . e. will be too late. ;Jj' rr-r- r. rm-'ak- Register! Soon it San Francisco, Cal., U.S.A. to 4 p. m. the r f .rr r,f the Th:" is no GASOLINE ENGINES. lie

Economy counts when it comes to smoking Our Great Clearance Sale Spells economy to every man who A Great Reduction In Prices. Everything must be sold. smokes a pipe or cigar Motel and FOTZPATLROCLK 3RQ, Fort Streets 1--4 p3flnr

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Sunday Church f No fVfore Dandruff No More Falling Hair .si Services No More Itching Scalp IF Y.r L"sE Central Union Church. ioniii" tomorrow mornin th . G E HONOLULU. lor, Geo. I. Campbell. A. GiU, Miss 'ASTLE. Dr. s. s., from Uibh school will resume all its classes PORT OF j Herpicid wife, P. tm- .s. !."". v Esther Cibb. 'it'.i. Gil.b ami !In. 1, Sep:. cor-diall- Newbro's it j New .rlmlars will be most M.irohart and wife, Mrs. A. Lifter, G. V. WATSOX, Am. sehr., ar. Gravs Report. A "Square - is a good time An Army Officer's Deal" Doctor ARRIVED. IVr srr. rlaudine, for Maui and Ha- j Harbor, from Hilo, Julv IS. welcomed. This suienu-tendi-nt. been beg to wa:.i 10. II. P. Bald-- I Gr. sp", to ran in. Mr. Ed Towse, 'For some time past I have "I state that I have Friday. September '.. ports. September II. 1IACKFELD, ar. Sydney Yon B. T. Zablan, j 6. Mr. A. E. Larimer, secretary. troubled with dandruff, and with the bottle of Ilerpicide C.-- in. Miss Tempsky, from Hon., March that v S. S. Zealandia, from Victoria , jireach at itched; representative 8rv;in-h- John- - j - Ruv. Frank Screbier will falling out. My head left with m. V. K. V. Chun Lunjr. S. HAWAII, Am. bin., ar. S. F. from Ma- hair me and and Vancouver. ti;oii j'. ' II r. I I .... W I O 11 o'clock. The appeared thoroughly pleased II...... -- the moriiii!" service at continually while my hair with T M-ir- - ll;ul uukuiia, T. K. K. S. S Clrvo from iuit. Mr. Ebersole, at the sever- - since bought two it i ; Lucas. .Tas. Hapnmiia and wife, Mrs. LI. B. BEXDIXEX.i. Am. schr., ar. Grays assistant, minister. lusterless "and dead. I tried or three botH Honjrkonjr. 3 p. m. male will for myself .uamr.a ana enuaren, . a. naroor irom .May 13. exeuitig serice. The iuartet al remedies without any permanent and other members O. S. S. from San Francisco, lion., - nf Sierra, Kf-v-. my- my family, wife ami ehiidren, .Mr. Aobmt, II. C. WRIGHT, Am. chr., ar. S. F. sing at both services. relief, and had about reconciled and have had the vp 8 a. m. . the S. L. Pe.-hn- IT. W. Rice, wife and 3 from Hana, April 26. At 3 o'clock in the afternoon self to premature baldness. After! best of results. I am now prescr - Society will con- A, DEPARTED. children, A. II. Landgroft. II. S. Hog- HEATHDEXE, Br. S. S.. from Hon. for Christian Endeavor sin- - a bottle of vour Herpicide, I;ing it freely to mv r,at;0 r Leahi Home. U. S. A. T. Loyan, Guam and ernp, V. D. Me Tn tyre. Y. Shim a da. Muranan, June 15. duct a service at have been greatly benefited. The! full confidence in the result Christian Endeavor meeting in and, to h Manila, 10 a. m. j Booked to Depart. Am. schr., from The stopped falling out, obtained. I rarely ever IIELENE. Hon. for be led hair has give a tea IVr for Gravs Harbor, Sept. S. the paris hhouse at d:3(, will itching has ceased and no more timonial for an TemenJ DUE TODAY. . ,Sa sub- the advertised Cisco. September 21.j"r. E. HERZOGIN bv Miss Sigua Wikauder. The m calp. my: put yours is of way l?' CECILLE, Ger. sp., from How?" dandruff forms the such merit tl Str. Mauna Kea, from Hilo and 1pv jiis BarTlett. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Hon., June 9. ject is, "Resisting the Evil l,.,;,. in thick and has a it is onlv fair that. T - Leith for W Next Wednesday evening Mr. Eber- 1 ? J J 0 ports. Benton. Mrs. Holbrook, Mise Holbrook, HILOXTAX, Am. S. S., from S F. for nne giossv au prauu.'.. ' in this ease SAIL TODAY. Mrs. F. T. Sullivan and child. Mrs. F. Hilo, Sept. 11. sole will continue his study of ''The (Signed) D. TOWSLEY, (Signed) as portrayed in the Ser- C Chive- - P. Lanolin and child, Miss Center, Mrs MARIT. Ideal Life," HEY T K K S S Maru. for San HONGKONG Jap S. S., from par- Lieut.. U. S. Army (Retired), JOHN WILLIAMS M r f P. Center. Mrs. T. R. Beard. Mrs. A. E. Hon. Salina Cruz, mon on the Mount! taking up in Wis.! Francisco. 11 a. m. for Julv 25. Milwaukee, Asheyille, N. C. W. A. Miss Grav, BOXO-IPF- , ticular "The Relation of That Ideal DUE TOMORROW. Beard. Mrs. Grav. Eva Am. schr., ar. Hana from W. L. Raven, M. T. Moore, J. B. Har- S. F., Aug. 26. to the Earlier Hebrew Ideal." ports, a. m. hereby STOPS ITCHING OF THE SCALP INSTANTLY" Str. Kinau. from Kauai ris. Miss ITirris. Doctor Aiken,' Doctor HYADES, Am. S. S., from Hon. for A most cordial invitation is Str. Mikahala, from Molokai ports, aT)ll Mrs Valters. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. extended to all who are not connected Two Sizes, 50c. and $1, at Drug Stores Send 10 cents in stamps Island ports. Sept. 6. to to th a. m. Lillis. Mr. Herman. Mr. Mathews. F. E. INCA, Am. schr., ar Port Townsend. with some other church in the city Herpicide Co., Dept. N., Detroit, Mich., for sample. DUE MONDAY. Thompson, Miss E. Berry, Mr. and Mrs. attend these services at Central Union under the Food and Drugs Act. June 30, 1906. Rprt.i a from Hon., Julv 18. Guaranteed .T. Church. Strangers and visitors in the P. M. S. S. Siberia, from San Fran- H. D. Porter. W. Hamilton, Br. and IRMGARD, Am." bkt., ar. Hilo from No. S15. INSIST UPON HERPICIDE V. ,T. city most welcome. cisco, a. ni. Mr. E. Rice. II. Simpson and Port Ludlow, Aug. 15. PASSENGERS. wif". MUs E. Reid, Miss G. Drnm. Mrs. J. L. STAXTORD, Am. bkt., ar. Port Methodist Church. HOLLISTER DRUG COMPANY, E. B. Waterhouse. the Misses Water-hous- e. Townsend from Hon., June 14. SPECIAL AGENTS Arrived. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Penhallow, The First Methodist Episcopal Fran- - JAMES H. BRUCE, Am. schr., from Applications at Prominent Barber Shops Per O. S. S. Sierra from San B. Y. T. Mrs. avenue and - Mrs. F. Reid, Rev. Kartff. F. for Hilo, June 12. oiiurch, corner Beretania emsco. Sept lb.- -R H Allen, Mrs A r n Watefman risfl E. Bechert. J. D, J. M. WEATHERWAX, ar. Hilo from Miller street. J. T. Jones, pastor en, Mrs. . A. Anderson and child, - ATra Ar m R. " r n rT9atr Afis Eureka. Aug. 6. Sundav school. t:4.j a. II. kV. Bennett, Mrs. Ben- - - - " . A. Bailey. Frank n co Vnri' r; V, V.. BABTISTE, Trent, superintendent. I). P. Mrs. Blevins, Miss JEAN Fr. bk., from Hon. nett, Blevins. Cnx Iiss j, ProwIlj Mi?s H. L. for Sound, 5.15 v. m." Morning worship, 11 o'clock. Sermon Amy Blevins. Miss Portree, Miss M. Tj HiltpT1 Ariss pav rs. G. D. Russell JAMES EOLPH, Am. schr.. from S. F. by the Rev. Frank R. liachelor," a Westinghoulse Bortree, G. W. Burnett. Mrs. Burnett, amj ehi(1 Colson. . baptist minister of Cold Water, Michi- A. D. iIr. for Hana, 1. (Wrecked and Mrs. L. T. Bushfield and infant, VESSELS IN PORT. lost Aug. 3.) gan; subject, "Christ the Source of i Comfort Castro, Reg. V. Cavce. Mrs. Cayce, is Fan JOHN EX' A, Am. sp., ar. Del. Break- Life." Mr. Bachelor on a tour of II : V J n m fr. .T H GrHir (Army and Navy) iw., T- world, and is making a visit the brief i - S-- Keriger. water, July 21. (I ' MiSS'M. M.' Compton, J Devereaux', h H. T., J. 7 V J Thetis, U S R. C, Cochran from KAIULAXI, Am. bk., Colly, ar. 8. T. here. i lit! Mrs. Devereaux. Mrs. E. Dreier. Lieut. 18. Special music by the quartet. crulse, from Hon., Jan. m in Luther Evans. Priv. J. K. Evans, Miss eep. Epworth League, 7 o'clock. Topic, mmiJtaaiiiiii i in i KIYO MARU, Jap. S. S., from Hon. for Farko, Miss Lvdia J. Ferguson, W. (Merchant Vessels. M. Clnyo Maru, Jap. s.s., from Orient, Yokohama, July 10. "Two Ways of Reading the Bible and L. Fletcher. W. 0. Franklin, Mrs. KOREA, Am. S. S., ar. Yokohama from Their Results." E. R. Tracey, leader. Mrs. C L. Fuleher, L P. ; Franklin Al;rdeen) Se t. 3 (Peari Hon., Sept. 10. Evening worship, 7:45 o'clock. Sermon George, G. Gercovien, Geo. I. Gibbs, 1 by the pastor; subject, " God's Precious .or-- KONA, Am. schr., from S. F. for Hon., M'rs. Gibbs, Miss Aileen Gibbs, Miss Sept. June 7. Jewels." - IWnesshire, Br. sp., Hamburg, Esther Gibbs. Robt. Gibson. A. L. Gor- LADY ELIZABETH, Nor. bk., from Tourists, soldiers, sailors, visitors Edw; don Mrs. Gordon and child Mrs. Ca Aug. 23. Bremerhaven for Hon., March 6. and friends are most cordially invited Miss M A. Headden, sehr Hart. Miss Han. F, e Vard, Am. schr., Midway L'AVEXIR, Belg. sp., ar. S. F. from to attend the services of this church. Holhday, Mrs. Hoi- - J. Herman, Arthur Ig A Hon , Aug. 12. Christian Church. y CV Robert ilwers, Am. schr., Port Ludlow, LAXSIXCr, Am. S. S., ar. Port Harford L Hommedieu. Capt. E. Hopkins, Sergt. q from Hon., May 23. A. C. McKeever, minister. W Huihui, Victor Hurd, Mrs. Hurd, R'-p LAHATXTA, Am. bktn., from 9:45 Bible school. Wm. G. Hall, 11 ' Newport News, Sept. Newcatle Mass Louisa Irwin. B. Joachim, Mrs. E. for Hon.. Acril 5. superintendent. Lesson, M. M. Johnson, Mrs. 1U. "Relations Summer is what you make it C. Johns, ('apt, Q. 4m oa frnn. s v f..,. 15 tppttyp a Q OT q "P Between Heavenly and Earthlv King- AND COMFORTABLE BY AN Zealandia, Br. s.s., from Victoria, Sept. Hon., Sept. 14. doms." Mat. 22:34-4(5- . MAKE IT COOL INSTALLING Johnston, E. A. Jones, Johnston, Mrs. 16. M. TURNER, schr., from nadlock for 11a. in., sermon and communion. X. Jurgensen, W. Kassebeer, Mrs. J. TRANSPORT SERVICE. I Pearl Harbor, Aug. 2Q. 0:3a p. m., Y. P. S. C. E. Miss Yar- Syd- - row, ELECTRIC FAN Dl at Manila. i MAKURA, Br. S. S., from Hon. for leader. Subject. "Resist the I. Miss V. Kelly, E. M. 4:1-10- Miss Kellv. Hon Manila, Sept. nev. Aug. jy. Devil! HowJ" Jos. ; 1st Pet. Kirchen, Mrs Kirchen, Miss A. Klem- - Logan lett for lb. ar Sept. 4. MANUKA, Br. S. S., ar. Svdney from me, Geo. Krog. Mrs. J. C. Lorenzen, II. eridan, Manila, lerman, at Snn Irancisco. Hon.. July 12. 7:30 p. m. sermon, "Moses and Lee, D K. Lemon. Sergt. A. T. MAKAWELI, Am. U. Neilgen, MOVEMENTS QT bkt., Science, Wherein, They Differ!" Co., Ltd. LonHev R C. Lowman, W. S. Lvsle, bHIPPINO from Ahukini, for Newcastle, Aug. All are welcome. The Hawaiian Electric Mrs. Lysle, Miss M. MeAleer. Mrs. ('. A. F. COATES, schr., ar. Port Town "7 H. McBride'and child, G. B MeHellan, Tlnr, A r C Latter Day Saints Reorganized Church. : pr- - from for Wm. McCnllough. ALASKAN, Am. S. S., from Salina ; ' ? n John McCullouah. . Day . tori a Sent -t Latter Saints Reorganized Mrs. T. J. McGrath and two children. and intestines, constipation, Hnr Am- - S" S"' fr0m Hon- - for Church on King street near Kapkdani. J. I). MeGrew, C. S. McKean. A. ". A. M. B A XT E R , A in. schr., ar. Port !:45 a. m., Sunday school. Lesson troubles, heart disease, irak MacXeil. A. X'. Macrae. Mrs. Macrae, TTnTverrss;r0rm topic, and the lungs, blood poverty, rhenmatiiBi, Isabel ar. tn MAXSHUMABU,, Jap. S. S., ar. Kobe "Philip Eunuch." M. A. Macrae. Mrs. Macrae, flT' m t q 9k 11 o'clock, morning worship. Elder sciatica, stiff joints, general Mat- . Macrae. Mrs. L. G. Marshall. G. jiego irom iiuii., cfpi. MARY E. FOSTER, Am. schr., ar. M. A. McConley speaker. Subject;,. iBlttlG hilitv disensea nf tfc mini Mever, Miss A. Am. ar. Grays system, thews, Miss Dora L. ALERT, schr., Harbor Port Townsend from Hon., Aug. 6. "Pride." plvic ailments, kidney disease, catarrh, bronchitis--a- tta W. 31. (5 Miller, C. M. Miller, II. T. Moore, from Honolulu, May MARION CHILCOTT, Am. sp., from p. in., Zion's Religio Literary So- can not long exist when perfect circulation is obtained. H. Munter, Mrs. J. R. Myers, J. M. ALICE COOKE, Am. schr., ar. Port ciety. Hon. for Gaviota, Aug. 29. Lesson, Quarterly Review." Also That is the object and certain result of "Nature Cure and Otifr Oat. Mrs. Oat, II. Oeste, Miss Sophia Ludlow, from Hon. Sept. 4. MARY WIXKELMAN, musical and literary program. S. Am. Gamble Am. bk.. ar opathy." Oeste, Miss Grace Parsons, Sergt. ALBERT, bkt., from Port Hon. from 14. 7:45 o'clock, evening worship. Sept. 2. Eureka, Aug. "Some I'inao, Mrs. B. E. Porter, R. P. (Juarlos, for Hilo, MEXICAN, Am. S. S., of the Old .Jerusalem Gospel," by Am. ar. Redondo from from Hilo for Elder B. Quinnel, Miss E. Riee, Mrs. J. II. ALOHA, senr., Salina Cruz, Aug. 27. G. J. Waller. DR. P. SCHURMANN L. Hon., April 29. Richardson, Master Richardson, Mrs. Seats free, all welcome. 167-17- 9 ar. Gray MONGOLIA, Am. S. S., from Hon., foT OFFICE Beretania Ave., corner Union Street. Telephone 173S Rider. Major W. R. Riley, Mrs. Riley, AMARANTH, Am. bktn., Yokohama, Aug. IS. Mrs. Harbor from Honolulu, Mav 30. HOURS 8 to 12 A. M. 2 to 6 P. M. Major G. Rose, Miss A. Santos, MISSOURIAN, Am. S. S., from Mahu- - 1 Am. S. ar. Salina W. II. Scott and maid. Miss Anna ARIZONAN, S., Cruz kona Salina Cruz, Sept. 9. 0AHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE from Hilo, Aug. 19. for lit Scott. Miss E. Scott, Miss Leilani Scott, MURIEL. Am. ar. S. F. Ho- - ARAGO, ar. schr., from H. II. Scovel, Lieut. Col. J. W. Short, Am. bkt., Gray'i Harbor noipu, Sept 15. R. Small. Mas- from S. F., April 14. Outward. Serjeant Silva. Mrs. A. NEVADAX, Am. S. S., from S. F. for 1. Dr. R. ARIEL, Am schr., ar. Port Townsend For ter "r. B. Small, E. Snyder, Hon., Sept. 12. Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and W. Srarbird, C. from Pearl Harbor, Apru Id W. Super, Mrs. So per, ' Way Statioss 9:15 a. m., 3:20 p. m Stone, ASIA, Am. S. S., from Yokohama for NINFA, Dal. sp., ar. Portland from Mrs. Stewart, Sergt. J. 3- For City, Stewart, nn- - - Pearl Ewa Mill and Waj D. G. Hon, Sept. 14. Jund Smoked G. Hon-mingto- Bamboo A. Stoddart, S- Baskets D. F. Sullivan, . MARU- - JaP- - - S"' from Stations 1":30 a. m., 9:15 a. m. - ASTRAL, Am. sp., Dunham, from Wil-- Thayer. L. Tobriner. Jas. Wakefield, 1 11:30 a. m., 2:15 24. I J'1. S. p. m., '3:20 p. m. C. X. Walker. Sergt. for S. P., March !r'nt' p. Very artistic designs for Hall or Very odd and Mrs. Wakefield. Am. sp., Manila, u a.n u, Am. dk., josseiyn, irom in 5:15 m.,t9:30 p. m., tll:15 p. m. Table. William-:- , Mrs. Elizabeth S. ATLAS. ar. N. Y. from H. II. March 6. Y. for Hon., Aug. 6. For Wahiawa and Leilehua "10:20 a C. L. Zehring. Doctor Ray- m., o:15 p. very new. Wood, Mrs. ANNIE JOHXSON, Am. bk., ar. S. F, OLYMPIC, Am. bk., ar. S. P. from m., t9:3o p. m., tll:15 p. m mond. Inward. from Hon.. Mav 3' Kaanapah, April i. PINA SILK, all C.-- S. Zealandia, from Van- Am. Coos Arrive Honolulu from shades, 45 cents a yard. Per S. ANDREW Am. bk., from S. , OMEGA. schr., ar. Bay from Kahuku, Waia 10. WELCH, lua and couver and Victoria, September for Hon Sent. 9. Hon., Aug. 14. Waianae 8:36 a. m., 5:31 P p. m. PARASOLS, in embroidered silk, pongee, Dragon For Honolulu: Miss E. Percey, Miss Am. Redondo from O. M. KELLOGG, Am. schr., ar. S. F. linen and II. W. BALBOA, schr., ar. Arrive M Gardner, II. W. Pope, Mrs. Ililo. June 3. from liana, Aug. 9. Honolulu from Ewa Mill and V. Ram-sev- , Pearl City and floral designs. Pope, J. W. Ramsey, Mrs. J. BENICIA. Am. bk., ar. from Aber- RENEE RICKMERS, Ger. pp., from t7:4a a. m., 8:36 a. m. Dickey, nilo 11:02 a. m., C. F. Jenkins. D. H. L. deen, Aug 16. Hon. for Seattle, July 10. 1:40 p. m., 4:26 p. m. McNab, 5:31 p. .1 "Smeaton, '. Me Nab, Mr. C. BOREALIS, Am. schr., ar. from R. P. RITIIET, Am. bk., Drew, ar. S. m., 7:30 p. m. Fiegel, Miss Q. Seattle Arrive iiss McNab, M. D. Kahului, July 2. F. from Hon., Aug. 26. Honolulu from "Wahiawa and Miss F. Cousins, Miss X. Elli- Am. Leilehua 9:15 a. m., p. m., 5:31 JAPANESE BAZAAR Gousins. BUYO MARU, S. Hon. ROBERT LEWERS, schr., ar. Hon. tl:40 Jap. S., from p. m., son, Miss L. G. Cameron, Miss Helen 7 from Port Ludlow, Sept. 8. tl0:10 p. m. May- for .Tnnan. Sent. Ru-'se- ll. Miss M. de The Haleiwa two-hou- A. McLaio n, C. s. HOLMES, Am schr., ar. Eedondo ROBERT SEARLES, Am. schr., ar, S. Limited, a i E. first-clas- s Port .1. G. D. F. Turin, i F- - - train (only er. Irs. Turner, from Hilo, Sept. 13. frnm IJ,,, -1- tickets honored), Street near the Convent V. Victor-sou- , leaves Honolulu J.Vnoper, Mr. E. I. Cooper, CAMANO, ROKEBY, Br. S. S., from Hon. for every Sunday at 8:36 Am. s?hr., ar. Ililo from Port mm mwi! 111 Mi-- s Harrison, Miss E. Harrison, Ocean Island. June 1. a. m.; returning, arrives in Honolulu Miss Gamble, Ann. 23. 10:10 Mi-'- s S. Harrison. A. Perelst reus. CARRIER ROMERA, Br. S. S., ar. Hon. from New- at p. ni. The Limited stops onW E. Han- DOVE, Am. sctr., ar. Grays at City "Denver H. E. Hansen. Mrs. II. Harbor from S. 7. port News, Sept. 13. Pearl and Waianae outward . rvi F. Annel. F., Feb. and Waianae, a b o sen.' C. Verstev. W. Wylie. CHI LCATTA N, Br. S. S., from Nor ROSF.CRAXS. Am. S, S., from Gaviota Waipahu and Pearl Cit l FINE Wot. Worsop, J. inward. G miel. E. I. Tin F. folk for Hon., Julv 21. for Hon.. Sept. 9. N. R.iiele. E. Stanley, W. Daily. tExcept Sundav. DRY GOODS Rohde. Mrs. 1 CHINA, Am. S. S., SANTA Am. S. S.. ar. JSnudavOnlr ar. s. F. from Hon.. MARIA. Port G. P. II. Battersliy, J. S. Greaves. Soft. in. San Luis from Hon.. July 12. DEXISOX, F. C. SMITH, i Superintendent. Per T. K. K. hiyo Maru. fiotn he CIHYO MA RF. Jap. S. S.. ar. Hon. SANTA RITA, Am. S. S.. from-Por- t San G. P. A .1. H. St. Opposite Catholic MILLINERY Orient. Sept. For lloiiolulu: from Yokohama, Sept. Hi. Luis for Hon.. Sept. 12. M Church - ' K00LAU RAILWAY rUner Mrs. .1 H. Fisher. Miss L. Gai- COLUMBIAN, Am. S. S., from Seattle S. 0. ALLEN, Am. bk., from Hon. for TIME TABLE ',:,,. Miss H. Haver. K. ivama. K. ar. Hon., Fort Bragg, Aug. 6. Miss G. Millar. Mrs. VI CONCORD, Am. schr., ar. Hon. from SEJFOfA, Am. schr., from Malmtcona DAILY, EXCEPT SATURDAY To Order Miss I i uhWiia and maid. Mrs. t)z:ika. Lavsan Island, Aug. 6. j tureKa, Sept. . SUNDAY AXD HOLIDAYS bIead ir And In Stock. (vaka Mrs ,1. C. Powers. Mrs. E. K. CORONA DO, Am. bkt., from Hon. fcr SF.LSIHcN. Br. S. S.. ar. Hon. from Nor- - Leave Kahana for Punaluu, Rice. A. E. Rue, Mis. A. E. Swift, Miss S. F., June 26. fdk, Serd. 14. Hauula, Laie, Kahuku and ' All varieties of ;. E Swift. Dr. J. M. Whitney. Mrs. DAVID EVANS, Am. schr., ar. Hon. S. G. WILDER, Am. bktn. from S. F., Way Stntions at 12:00 M Fresh Bread and J M. Whitnev. For San Franci-co- : from T'uget Sound. Sept. 3. for Mahukona, Sept. !. Arrive Kahuku at 1:00 P.M Plain Crackers manufactured .1. 11. Arkliu-- ,' Miss X. S. Allen. Mrs. DEM A i; A, S. S., ar. Portland from S. T. ALEXANDEk. Am. gchr., ar. Port Returning: daily at our Bakery, Nuu-an- u UYEDA ( ? ,;,b By in a ml servant. Miss Bald- Hon., Sept. 15. Townsend from Hilo. June 16. Leave Kahuku for Laie, Hau- 1134 K. Mrs. W. E. Beekwith. T. R. DA X MARK. Dan. bk., from Hon. for ' SIERRA. Am. S. S.. ar. Hon. from S. ula, Puualuu, Kahana street. win. and STREET. Bridges. O. A. Bosley. F. E. Chapiu. s. V., Sept. 3. J V.. Sept. Hi. Way Stations at 1:45 P.M NUUANU M.i-- E. Patrons and Mrs. F. E. Chapin. s M. Chapin, DAUNTLESS, Am. sctir., Jonsien, j STIMSON, Am. senr., ar. Port Town Arrive Kahana at interested parties . 2:45PM H. Cookavn.e, R. Cox. Baron R. Dobl-lsff- ar. Port Townsend from Ben., Jan 9. i send from Hon., April 5. SATURDAY, SUNDAY are cordially invited to call and K. Hasegawa, DUMFRIESSHIRE, Br. ST. PUNSTAN, Br. S. S., ar. Port Ice Bai t!ess D'diihoff. sp., ar. Hon. AXD HOLIDAYS witness the process Distilled Water i, eiv iv. G. Homma. from 13. j Townsend from Hon., June 21. of manufac- Miss H. x. llirota. Leith, Sept. Arrive Kahuku at and C. Honodel, Miss A. L. Ho! man, E. K. WOOD, Am. schr., from 's ST. KATHERTXE, Am. bk., S. F. for 11:58 A. M ture from For Ice, Distilled Water Miss N. Gray Leave Kahana for the opening of the the Mrs. K. Kuro- Harbor for Hon., Julv 20. Ililo,- - Julv 4. Punaluu, Cold Storage, consult K. Kishi. Mrs. J. Kishi. Hauula, Laie, Kahuku sacks of flour to Mi-- s T. Lowell. Quick,! TAMON MARU, No. 6, from Hon. foT and the packing sawa. M. Kurosawa. F. EDWARD SEW ALL. Am. sp.. Way of Co ! Stations at Electric Mr- - T. M. I.vnch. Mi-- s X. Lynch, J. from Hilo for Philadelphia. Mav 29 Moji, April 2. 11:00A.M the manufactured Oahu Ice & si 1:30 RM. product in K. Moose. Mrs. J. Moose and infant. ENTERPRISE, Am. ar. S. F. 1AI KLS, Am. setir., irom 1'ort Allen cases, Box 600. Phone j tins 5 - Mo..s, M;ss Xanev Moos, from Hilo. Sept. 9. for Sound, April 28. 2:15 P.M. and cartons. Miss Mar.- nau-ula- , Toko-Norfol- Leave Kahuku for Laie, i TENYO MARF. Jap. S. S., ar. k 1 Mi-- s Edith M .ose. IT. L. Marker. Mrs. ERSKINE M. PHELPS, Am. sp., from BALD? i runaluu, Kahana V. Mayumi. F. S. Minott for Hon., Aug. 2. hama from Hon., Sept. 2. and WHY BE If. L. Marker. Way Stations DJ Mo-mono- at 12:35 saved 1 Mrs. F. S. Minott. T. ';. ESPADA, Am. schr., an" Gravs Harbor TORSDAL, Nor. S. 3., from Hon. foi P.M When your hair can be and valets. ' 3:00 T. Mori ka. M'rs. Morioka. Mrs. from Hon., Aug. 9. j Australian ports, July 2. RM little of ! Connections are made at Kahuku Nao. Mrs. Mrs. K. ETHEL ZA.VE. Am. schr Hon TRANSIT, Am. schr., ar. Hon. from S. i4V, K. Nakada. S. Xao. fmm r tj r. t . Love's Bakery DANDRUFF KILLK W. S. B. for Hilo, 1. F.. August 3. PACHECO'S O niro, A. Pi card. T. Phillips, Sept. train from Honolulu, and s. Itog-r- s. Am. S. S.. ar. Salina the 2:20 p 1134 Nuuanu Reamy. A. P. R..j-r- Dr. W. EVA, Am. sehr., ar. S. F. from Mahu- VIPGTXTAX. Street A will prove its Cruz from Ililo, Anp. 30. tn. train, which arrives in the city at trial DEUKJIST& Mrs. V. Koto's. J. K. Ceo. R. kona. Jan. 2S. 5:30 p. rn. SOLD BY ALL 8 r,c,i. R. C. Shaw, EXPANSION. Am. WM. OLSEN, Am. senr., ar. Gray BREWER Smith. Mrs. Smith. J. sehr.,2 ar. Rodondo JANUARY, 3. C & CO., LTD. M:-- Harbor from ITcn., March 22. 1909 iJ Mrs. J. C. Shaw, s F. Searritt. W. from Hilo, Aue. 6. J. J. DOWLIXG, E. S. FALLS WILUFEMIXA. Am. S. S., from Hon. POLUSTER, Company, w C Scarritt. C. A. Shelhamer. F. OF CLYDE, Am. sp., from Hon. Superinten-lent- . Sugar Factors Gallon, Neil! & G. P. and - for Gaviota, for . P.. 14. 4 F. A Commission mer- Thieriot. Mrs. F. Tufts, d. Fllrich. Mrs. Aug. 22. Sept. chants. H. Winsor. FEARLESS, Am. schr., ar. Grays Har- W. F. BABCOCK, Am. sp., Harris, ar. R. A. Wilson and infant. CHAS. BREWER & ENGINEERS AND MACfl" Miss Y. Yoned'it. bor from Hilo, Aug. 3. Sydney from Hon., June 30. C0S OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: FLAURENCE WARD. Am. WM. P. FEYE. Am. sp., ar. Delaware Second and South Sti.. r et Departed. schr.. ar. E-- F. Don. from Midway 2S. New York Line BISHOP ... , . Boilers retubed with Island, A.U2. 11. Breakwater from Kahului, Aup. J'JF.O. F. Per str. W. G. Hall, for Kauai ports, FOOTING SL'EY, Am. bk.. ar. Delaware W. II. APSTON, Am. schr.. from S. ROBERTSON "..".".". ... tteel tubes. Generaljaip"jl W. II. Rice, E. Banger, September 1. Break water from Port Allen, Aug. 29 F. for Ililo. Sept. 11. The bark FOOHXG W.' Dt Miss Elk-son- , SUEY will Bail W. NORTH J. R. Meyer and wife, FRED J. WOOD. Am. eehr., from lion! WM. T. LEWIS, sp., ar. Kahului from from New York for andger OEMS LawreiHe, R. W. S. and this port about RICHARD ORIENTAL Miss Purvis fnr Grays Ilnrbor. A up. 27. Cardiff. Sort. tl. October 15, subject to change. IVERS VrTrl wife. GAMBLE. Freight J. R. GALT bit Am. Fchr.. ar. Hilo from Port ZAMBESI. Br. S. P.. from Tort Allen taken at lowest rates. For -- Auditor Jewelry Mauna Loa. for Kona and A up. 9. information GEO. R. CARTER In beautiful Per str. Gamble, for Newcastle. Sept. 3. arply to Chas. Brewer & Co., Opu-Tiel- e, 27 Kilby C. H. Kau ports. September Ifi. Joseph GOLDEN SHORE, Am. schr., from Hon. ZEALANDIA. Br. S. S., ar. Hon. from treet, Boston, or Theo. COOKE. S16'!0' Gab- - H. Davies A R. A. WO Esther Kah.ile and maid. J. for Aberdeen, Julv 25. Yicr.iria. Sept. 10. Co., Ltd., Honolulu. COOKE BO A. GARTLEY reCJ0t an Directoi Hotel St. bet. Maunakea

1 THE PACIFIC COMlWPRf-TAT- . "Aioiift, xiuino.uu.uu, SATURDAY, SEPTEMEEK 17 1910. 1 I condensed news ocI - - ii ion The Famous iDi ,n White Label Olives FROM COAST FILES Your Dinner Guests large, firm Are juicy, and P.raii is plannhig to tn.i.l a WofM's Will appreciate ihe decorative qualities of our Fair in :!.". delicious. They W ii . i;. .,. ,,i;!KHi-lIi;;i- 1 - are the the painter.! died in London, j choicest Queen Olives, Servants in rhe Shah's palace went; on' : 'ikc ar Teheran, i lets BON Eileen Aie.andr:i rejected the BONS carefully cultivated, picked ' ' tit it' of "liuou .Hot tier. li - Abbott Robinson. a California pio- and the of the cracker, and the within will contribute and packed. neer, died at Santa .Monica. snap prize s Oscar 1 ammerstein plans building a - 1 large immensely to the merriment. Order them from your grocer operahouse in London. j A woman bandit is credited with numerous holdups in Louisiana. The cotton mills at Lowell. Massa- - shut-dow- Children's ehusctts. resumed after a j Parties Kermit Koosovelt was a guest of the IS Duke and Duchess of Rohan in Paris. are not complete without the merry cracker and its hidden Oscar Withers, a farmer near San LOTS IN FRUITVALE dose, was murdered by unknown assail- mystery. ants. Brazil has asked the Herman gov- ernment for otlicers to instruct Brazil- There's the beauty of the Bon Bon and there's the Head- One CerDt Per ian army. New Mexico now has a larger popu- - dresses, Puzzles, de- lation than Delaware, Idaho, Wyoming, Caps, Fireworks and ever so many other Square Foot evada. The postofliee at Kl Verauo, Sonoma lights awaiting the breaking of the Cracker. County, was looted of $1.0U in cash and stamps. i The " Grown-up's- " Or home of more Pennsylvania railroad trains are An addition to DinnerA necessity a trifle over for sites than now running under the East River into Pu-ke- New one acre each, adjoining the celebrated le York City. A huge half-mil- e saucer track is to for the Children's party : Homesteads in PALOLO VALLEY, ten be built at Oakland for the big auto minutes' walk from the car line. meet in October. There were twenty women delegates We have just received from Caley & Co., Ltd., Norwich, These lots are adjoining the beautiful at the state convention of Prohibition- ists at San Jose. Williams, A. Rideout, large shipment of their best Bon Bons. homes of Owen William Fresh pork loins have reached a England, a Charles J. Schoening, Edward F. Patten, and record price in Chicago eighteen cents a pound wholesale. others. Water fowl and game birds are dying COME AND SEE THEM hill by the hundreds ueir Stockton from The rear of these lots extends to the some strange disease. slopes, from which grand views are to be had. In spite of short crop, the South ob- tained more mouev for its cotton last Correct soil for all kinds of fruit. season than ever before. Let me show you this property. I Samuel A. Merritt. county clerk of ! Mariposa county, a California pioneer, . St eighty-three- May Co., up. died at the age of Henry $500 per acre and Ltd. Snake venom is being experimented Map in my window. i with a a cure for epilepsy by 2New LEADING GROCERS Telephone 1271 York and Philadelphia surgeons. o 0 An aeroplane passing over the Potta- IT. i watomie Indian Reservation in Kansas 2CDO caused a panic among the Indians. The gold receipts from Alaska at the in London for $35,-(.uii- i. United States Assay office, Seattle, for "Spring Festival'' S. the month of August was $l.oo2.673. Chas. Pole- was elected senior Dsky Kenneth WILLC0X& GIBBS Two convicts, escaped a from stale president by Stanford students. We Sell FORT STREET roadmaking camp in a Oregon, started at forest fire to prevent the guards pur- A Greek leper broke quarantine AUTOMATIC suit. Salt Lake City and has not been re- captured. James Fitzharris. implicated in the assassination of Lord Frederick Caven- The Hitchcock Military Academy at i dish and T. II. Burke, died in Dublin Sun Eafael was damaged to the ex- prison. tents of 10,0!U by tire. Sewing Machines ! Former Congressman Weymouth of Dynamite found ia the new County Massachusetts, killed Hall of Records,- Los Angeles, indicates - - Fairiiaven, was in il . kj? fee 4 an automobile accident at Bingham, plot to destroy the building. Maine. More cifYet'ul attention to the Hindu is promised Cali- a. New Jersey club '.women have es- immigration question tablished a housekeeping experiment fornia by federal authorities. station to plan lessening housework Governor Hughes will take office as On the burdens. associate justice of the Suupreme- Court. Installment The state prohibition convention at the second Monday in October. San Jose passed resolutions endorsing The Los Angeles Railway Company Plan the Panama-Paeih- e exposition for San proposes increasing the capital stock Fra ncisco. from $o.ii!io.!ioi! to .flo.oi.Mi.tMitt so as to y'XCM.n) construct new lines. Next Saturday will be Regatta Mormans have purchased acres With Cover, Loose Leaf and Side of land iu Mexico to colonize. Presi- One hundred thousand dollars' worth Drawers, or Drop Case, same s i dent Piaz said to have promised to per- of jewelry was seized from alleged as mit polygamy. smuggleis during the last two months cut, complete will all attach- llay; and Moonlight Dance at ments. a The fiiith anniversary of Admission by Xew York agents. The only perfect Auto- day was celebrated in Spu Francisco Captain Plom, prominent codfish matic Sewing Machine. flaleiwa. Friday until Monday with a parade stretching six miles, last- dealer, was found iu Tacomn Park with ing seven hours. his throat cut. It is believed he was DO NOT BUY A CHEAP Frank Tucker, drowned several davs attacked by a robber. SEWING MACHINE WHEN I before the election, was nominated on library has been presented YOU CAN GET THE ; Harvard BEST pes. tin-- attornev-gen- - . La Follette ticket for with the magnificent Leti'ert collection AT A SMALL OUTLAY. ! end of Wisconsin. of the works of Alexander Pope.-upwar- d 5(H) is Mary M. Archibald, a widow support-- i of volumes. The donor said ing several small children, won the to be ,J. Pierpont Morgan. best quality, in ton lots (nomination for treasurer of Ashland With a icw of ascertaining the IE. & Son, I Clean and i W Fran- Hall Ltd. PR A county, isconsin. practicability of entering Sau 0. the Secretary of V;ir Pickin-o- n will re-- i cisco by other means than ferry, uUHL For sale cheap by rail- and upwards. turn to Washington from hi-- , tour of Key b'oiite and Southern Pacific SOLE AGENTS inspection in the Philippines, the first-- roads are studying plans for subway MA ON BROTHERS week in November. under bar. GO Charles W. Morse, the Xew York oom 1, Magoon Eldg. Cor. Merchant and Alakea Sts. banker, had to be confined in a solitary ceil ia the Atlanta federal prison for THOUSANDS reach ot j YOUR HE HIIL Bailey's Woven Wire Mattresses have been made, sold and munition, uppoed t,, be tor a fiil:but-eiini- ; used in Honolulu in the past. We are prepared to make and se! expedition, wen; captured ou a launch in New York. Do Not Endanger Life When a Hono- - many thousand more rustproof noiseless "DUPLEX" Wire Mat- - Temperance will protest to workers lulu Citizen Snows You the na y depart tiifii! aain-- t tho action freSSeS in the future. of the aiie.i.) city tluMee in yraul in; the Cure. moie saloon licenses. AUSTRALIA i i Why w people continue to suffer he had thrashed his eighteen-yea- r ividuev complaint, back-- , Wire Bed Co., Ltd. produces in quality to the mutton shipped from old daughter severely with a the a.'nies of Honolulu butter equal - stick. .1. V. I'eteis.m ua. horsewhipped ache, urinary disorder, lameness, head- i Gorner King and Alapai Streets there. butter from the Colonies. at M on moiit h. ( )reeon. aches, languor, whv ailow themselves to We have on hand fresh FURNITURE DEALERS. TELEPHONE 1535 American manufacturers purehased !,ecome chronic iuvali when a certain Very blocks, 45 Cents a Pound. per l.'ss vptian dur- - fine flavor in square httv cent cotton care is offered them .' i a lT pa-- t ix months than com.-spoiid-im- 'e.riod lat year. loan"s Ilncknche Kidney 1'iils is the, remedy to use. because it gives to the E. & The .fapan I'oiaea Tea Cotiipany. i. DAVIS CO. capital .."(( km " kI-1- has been forme. kidney,, the help they need to perform. The Metropolitan Market by .lapane-- c ti, ormv black t a for the!"ieir Ka-t- et n l,'tisia maiket. j if yon liae any. even one, of t he Merchandise Brokers - eu. e you,- - ounboat I '.ei,,, i.i-N- .n. on which V'l""'"- " MOev .i.seases. -- . Nuuanu i - it jh.w. i.etoie iliaOetcs., dropsy or and Merchant Streets HEILBRON AND LOUIS, Proprietors. se out v i - m ei o i. !"d in Sa n s M-t- s hai '.!-- in litoii. was coioleli-lo-- l.v joiht disease in. l.'ead tins ' : the Nay and will be sold. j testiiiioiiy No. 1814 i m.-- al- Telephone ' Jami's '. L. A t ron, uuanu A I rail of jo.hi aad or. fallen sih ley . jl.iiiobihi. Hawaii, says: was - "I tiom siulen tnoiicv bas, heij.iii; the! a Mifi'crvr fi..:n k idney troebie for !!; Add the superior environments of Arioii-- i pniiiiii the band.it who! yiars and I .;!) 's iackaciu' Kidney rol-I.e- the Cila Vailev Hai.U. l'ills i'u!i! pie' el v cured me. 1 hae had i p: I The late I'rof. Win. of rva a aitaci! oi t he coiinilaint ii u ' ,- the Young Cafe to - reported to have sent a !' II- the - r v ea r. can not recoiii the excellence A y M. S. a r, llos'on business man. stat- end t his I ea.edy too highly. f. ''-pi- ' ing rit world is a happy place.'' oa a s i .acUactie K i i.e "i lis a l e FAIRMONT HOTEL Tin' report that France will have hi by all dniuist-- and storekeepers of the cuisine and service and di-po- al en;- ,, ( enty Me aeroplane- - at t !: J at per ix bo.es !.)"). Ijhe Most Superbly Situated Hotel in the World ol it arm v t, tin- en.! ot A o em Per r will oe tnaiie-- l on leceipi oi ptice is inn much at tent ion ia er-- l.v tae llo!lis!er iiu C buioiuiu, I TM, CTi RE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO. attract x r r j a t Js-- j you LHJ TO SHOPPING. THEAItK. bujikm ay. wtiolesale agents for he Hawaiian have the ideal spot for a Francis I . Hyde, a Yah- - graduate lauds. THE HOTEL EXCELLENCE and iieidei.t of the I'iii..n 'ouaty In lit- iil r the nan e. i loan's, and OF ! EPITOME b- no su -t it a ! e. ( j a ay . CMimnirted suicide take I and European Plan. es;nient 'om luncheon or i Operated on Both American at I'iainfiehl, N. .!.. because ol dinner. THE CASUS BELLI. j mJ .cn nd r,t,t1.d t . o over three dcUajt t trt, returrmhed cl . Navy-sce- neo. boy. n:er otne St, headquarter! ot tht Army nd mnl The Concatenated Order of Hoo Moos due dav a and Knglisli GUESTS organiza- w re were separated ;l ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 1.000 'the national lumbermen's who tihtiii. by; . held I'.'th ainisial cotiven-tion- tiieir Mother- with ilitticuiry. j Honolulu Institute For BATES: tion their Physiotherapy $5.00 and upwards in San FrniH-Nco- . with nearly limo the tho the smaller, being; I 4, 'Tab!" d'Hme) Plan, one person, per aaj upward Corner Beretania and Eichard3 Streets. i?,iri ; il r.;,,r uT 6ne person, per aay. d delegates present. tar the more pugnacious. '"What lPtn 'mVnd bath Open from 8 a. m. to 7 p. m. except Sunday. COMPANY The Milwaukee Press Club during -- aried ye ticht a big laddie like that MANAGEMENT HOTEL t he j ' PALACE K'oose elt 's vi-- it to their f..r.'" said the neither as she wiped tioiei, I '11 riu'ht j Ml kinds (Also Operating Palace citv is-u- ''The P.iir Stick" a news- blood from his nose. "And of Electric Light Baths (blue, red. white and violet), Steam exclu-ivel- y him sa'ei the boy, he says paper devoted to Colonel "if CathSi Turkish. Russian, Pine Needle, Kauheim, Carbonic Acid and Oxycen-Zl'XTZh- ,kZt elt 's affairs. b'..ose in:r7rUs'ers:"-i- or dedicated Baths, Massage, and High Frequency, etc., etc SAN FRANCISCO Frederick Peniieid. of Xew York, A purchased A ' painting rir.'iiaut.

' 1 n 12 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1910.

DOMINGO GIT

FOR SALE I MONEY BACK VaOOcsy Four lots near the center Nifliaainnui Lots of town at $275 each. A good chance for a man of Trimmed Card Sharp Trio With small means to get a home. Loaded Dice and Dined 3 Beach Lots at Kaalawai, Well. below Diamond Head.

Also A few weeks ago three" card sharps arrived here from San Francisco on Engine and Boiler, 15 H. the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia. They P. Good as new. were spotted on board by the captain and some of the passengers, and after 5) an effort, Lo get into poker or bridge games they gave up and betook them- MAGOON BROTHERS selves to the steerage section. There they cleaned out a Honolulu Portuguese Cor. Merchant and Alakea n I young man, who told another Hono-lula- W s,W9c S 8 Streets. that the trio had trimmed him for 7 $4oo. The Story was printed in The ft 71 Advertiser after the arrival of 'the f-- I '" Mongolia. f. r 1 ,8tt it a . i . I i 'I it - The Portuguese, however, decided r- V u v Cf Regal that he wanted his money back. He Shoes ascertained that the trio had given up ARE BEST trying to fleece lambs in Honolulu and that they were going back on an earlv REGAL SHOE STORE steamer. He booked for the same ves- These lots situated in the best residence section of Honolulu and sel and confided in a friend in- are KING that he CORNER AND BETHEL tended doing the fleecing this time if liii he had to match their loaded dice with others equally as good, or better. Ap- are near the residences of Messrs. Rodiek, Cooke, Pfotenhauer, parently his were better, according to the following letter received from him yesterday in the .Sierra mail: Castle, and others. "Oakland, Cal., Sept. 6, 1910. Sherman many followed those sharp gamblers and'I played them with loaded dices, and won my lost $400, besides I won from them "$1000. After getting the best of them I was invited to dinner TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION to the St. Francis Hotel, but I knew better to keep out. I bad a.better din- ner with their money. You would do mm me a favor by putting this in your valuable paper. They made a remark that Honolulu had some game sports. I On Saturday, October 8, 1910 expect to be home soon, and on my way down will keep my eyes open for more. Yours trulv. "DOMINGO FERHETRA." AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON Registration hours: 7:30 to 9:30 a. LOTS m., 12 noon to 1:30 p. ,m., 4 to 6:30 p. m. Kapiolani Building, Alakea street. of Morgan, Street. AT At the Auction Room Jas. F. 857 Kaahumanu REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Entered of Record September 10. 1910. KAIMUKI E Coit Hobron to Lum Ho Slice. Par Rel Lum Ho Shee and hsb to ( hong See (k) et al D For further information apply to OF B. P. Jno A Palmer and wf to Hank of ESTATE BISHOP or Hawaii. Ltd M Kuhinu (w) to Phillip Manuel.... I) In m I nnrf Pn Cristel P.olte and wf to Oahu Ceme- i tery Assn D Protestant Episcopal Church to JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctioneer lvll will Iwvl vl VVi Waialua Soda Wks, Ltd L Fort and King Sts. Protestant Episcopal Church to Waialna Soda Wks, Ltd Can L DRDfK. II Hackfeld & Co, Ltd, to Gon-sahe- s & Co. Ltd Rel Kealaikahiki to George Maka-len- a OLD KONA ik) MAY'S COFFEE I D G L Samson to A H Dondero. . .Par Kel BEST IN THE MARKET. Mar-que- Ahuna Waikoloa to Charles X z TOM SHARP, The Painter Signs of all , D kinds. HENRY MAY & CO. Phone 1271. Ligory Foulos and wf to Julia Ed- Elite Building Decorating, wards D Scenic Work, WONDERFUL CURIOSITIES Phone 1697 Recorded September 0, 1910. Graining, Paper Hanging, Etc AT W B Kaiolohia to Francis K Akana, D; R P 14SS and int in R P 2S41. Pan-laaka- i, ANCHOR SALOON Oahu; $1. etc. B etc, Waialua, C M; cane crop on lo laud, Wai- Clerk 332, Aug 24, until Tuesday, September 20, SALE. p 274. Dated 191. akahiula, Pfina, Hawaii; $1 and adv ASSIGNEE'S 1910, at 7:30 o'clock p. m., for furnish-- 1 Standing Room Only Kamala Kahaiemokn to Francis K to $930. J! 333, p 390. Dated May 1, By Authority Admission Free. Akana, D; Ap 2. R P 1490 and int in 1906. ing the City and County with SO00 lbs. Aps 1 and 2, R P 2S41, and pc land K Honda to Olaa Sugar Co Ltd. C No. 6 Weather Proof Double Braid Cop- I have for sale 5 horses, 2 mules, 2 B 332, p 27-)- . NOTICE OF SALE OF GENERAL Waialna, Oahu; $50, etc M; cane crop on 8a of gr 20S7. per Wire. double drays, sundry drays, wagons ml Dated Sept 1, 1910. Puna, Hawaii; $1 and adv to, LEASES OF PUBLIC LANDS. D. KALAUOKALAXI, JR., dumpcarts; sundry sets of harness,, I Allen & Robinson, Ltd, to Nina Sil- - $40. B 333, p 392. Dattd Aug 1, Clerk, City and County erow-bar- s, 1907. . of Honolulu. plows, harrows, shovels, picks, va et al. Rel; Lot 1, Blk 4, Kapiolani 12 o'clock Co C At noon, Saturday, 8769 Sept. 13, 16, 19 other Oahu; $300. B . Honda to Olaa Sugar Ltd, M; wheelbarrows, and sundry Tract. Honolulu P 19, 1910, at door to 374. Dated Sept 6, 1910. cane erup on por gr 20S7 and pc land, the front tools for use in the contracting bus- Nana wale. Puna, Hawaii; $1 and adv the Capitol, Honolulu, there will be sold Loi Koon Chan to L Koon Chock. L; NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVEBN-MEN- T iness. to sos. H : p 394. Dated May 1, a of R Ps 6 and 1744, cor King at public auction, under provisions" of LOTS. 1907. V., WILL DO IT. and Xuuann Sts, Honolulu. Oahu; 5 Yamamoto to Olaa Sugar Co Ltd, O Part Land Act of 195, Sections mo, B 30. can be yrs at $200 per V M; cane crop on lot 21 A, 13 410a land. 270 2o, inclusive, Revised Laws of Ha- The above mentioned articles i Dated Sept 1, 1910. $1 seen on Kiver Street Puna, Hawaii; and adv to $S00. waii, general leases of the following At 12 o'clock noon, Saturdav. Sent the premises near THE ONWARD Koon Chock to Bishop !c Co, C M; i 1, L B 333. 390. Dated Mav 1907. described lands: 20, 1910, at the on the mauka side of Vineyard Street leasehold, bldgs, etc, cor King and Abi Olaa Sugar Co Ltd, C M; front door to the Cap SLIDING FURNITURE SHOE to (1) That portion of Tololu, Xorth Xuuanu Sts, Honolulu, Oahu; $1500. F cane crop on lot 23, 6 3 10a land, Tuna, ltol, Honolulu, there will be sold at pub- - my .$1 Kohala, Hawaii, containing an area of lie For furtheir information apply at 334, p 309. Dated Sept 6, 1910. Hawaii; and adv to $378. B 333, auction under Part IV, Section 17 I 1, - James Hoapili and wf to L L p 39. Dated May 1907. 13.30 acres of rice land and 3.78 acres Land Act 1895, Section 276 : ffice' Eoom 27' Judd EuildinS- Xakamura et al to Olaa :Sugar Co Revised 1); int in R P 491, Kul 36oO, of kula land. Upset rental, $250.00 per Laws of Hawaii, the W. W. CHAMBERLAIN. $(50. B Ltd. C M; cane crop on lot 20, 41 following describ Kualoa. KoolaupoKo, Oahu; annum; payable semiannually in ad- McDougalL 21, 1910. land. Puna. Hawaii; $1 and adv to ed lots: Assignee for Geo. W. 332, 27. Dated March vance. Term of lease, 5 years $2472. P. 333, p 400. Dated Mav 1, from (1) A lot S767 , er al to L L ' ' situated at Kawaihae,' David Kaawa and wf 1907. January 1, 1911. 2-- South Kohala, McCandless. D; int in R P (Grs) Shemomi to Olaa Sugar" Co Ltd. C Hawaii, containing 1.29. S55, .",71, 1)s4. (2) The Pish Pond of Pouhala, situ- NOTICE. 1333, 50, ir;22. 102S. M; cane crop on lot 22. 10 land. acres o use as a wireless telegraph I MiO, 1409. S57 and R P and in ated at Waike.le, Ewa, Oahu, contain- 290 Puna, Hawaii; $1 and adv to $024. station. Upset price $30.00.' 14 int in R P (Grs) 719 ami 1112 and P. 1. ing an area of 22. ."50 acres, more or less. 333. v 403. Dated Mav 190". I - , , (2) A lot situated A . 1?T.-- prs land, etc, Kamooloa. etc. Waialna, Co at the corner of -- ouce nereov ill. Lee Kai to Olaa Sugar Ltd. C M; Upset, rental, $22o.OO per annum; pay- Kuakini is given inai Oahu; lands, etc. Oahu; $7000. B 332. cane crop on lot IS, 4 110a land, or and Fort streets c;tv ecutive Committee of the Territorial able semiannually in advance. Term of - p 20. Dated Sept , 1910. Kamaili and Pohoiki rds. Puna. Ha- Countv nf ffinnl,,!,, i.- CVntrnl (' f fl, Benublican lease, lo years from January 4, 1911. " responsible George Piinahele tb J Alfred Magoon, waii; $1 and adv to $240. B 333, p square feet mow t- - Party of Hawaii will not be 1 1, " PS6t pnCe for an-- without its M; R T's 2,530, ,p and 2039. Kanenlie, 40o. Dated May 1907. ' on v debts contracted At 12 o'clock noou, Saturday, No- lt00 chairman Koolaupoko. Oahu: $300. i 334, p 314. T Yamamoto et al 'to Olaa Sugar written consent, signed by the A lo of Dated Aug 30, 1910. Co Ltd, C M; cane crop on lot 7 and vember 19, 1910, at the front door to (s) situated in the. rear ami countersigned by the treasurer Onward Sliding Furniture Shoe (sue-eesio- r of 21 79-- ((Oa land, Xanawale Homesteads. the Courthouse, Makiki Cemetery i said committee. to the wheel castor) Till not in- 1 Tseri to von llamm Young Co, Ltd. Kailua, South Kona, Pr,i,v, lO'h.-p- . Puna. Hawaii; $1 and adv to $200. jure floor, carpet, linoleum or rug, nor C M; cylinder Atlas Marine Hawaii, there will be sold at public "uu ot contain-- ! B p 407. May 1. 1907. 333. Dated ing I wrinkle the rag on a polished floor. (las Engine No. 010. Ter of Hawaii: "auction, under provisions of Part V., ou.420 souare m, " v',x":" tveM.8770 al Sugar Co uiuic or 1910. $400. B 334, p 312. Dated Sept. 0. Kudo et to Olaa Ltd. Upset ft less. Honolulu, Sept. 15, TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED. , C M; cane crop on or lots 4 and fi, Land Act of 195, Sections 276-25- in- price $1,000.00. 1910. (4) A COYNE FURNITURE CO., LTD. Xanawale, Puna, Hawaii: $1 and adv clusive, Revised Laws of Hawaii, a lot situated at Iwilei, front- SHOOTING NOTICE. Alien S Wall and wf to Hilo Railroad to $1932. B 333, p 409. Dated Mav 1, ing on Iwilei 'o, D; 2057 sq ft land. Prospect St, general lease of the following described road, known Qa ur..L 1907. land: House Lot," S Hilo, Hawaii: $300. R 332. p 277. Y to Sugar Co O City 'and County of Hono- Hirata Olaa Ltd. warned not to Dared Aug 22, 1910. M; cane crop on pc land. Waiakahi- (1) Land of Onouli II., South Kona, lulu, containing 86,950 square All persons are hereby Renear Co., Ltd. feet, more shoot, nn on- - nf Mm lnnds of WaiP'0' Yamamoto to Olaa Sugar Co. C M; ula. Puna. Hawaii; $1 and adv to Hawaii, containing an area of 207.00 or less. Upset price of $7,500.00. Waikakalaua", or anv and all lands cane crop on 2 pes land, Waiakahiula. $127. B 333, p 411. Dated June S. more or " acres, less, of pastoral land. lerms: Cash. I ALGAROBA 15 I tllf John Ii Estate, Limited. Puna. Hawaii: $1 and adv to $1212. 1910. tniS j Upset rental, $50.00 per annum; pay- xurcnaser to to 333, p 375. Dated May 1. 1900. Adam Kaukan to Lahaina Agrctl Co pay cost of patent and All permits issued previous D; R able semiannually in advance. Term stamp. . date are hereby canceled BEAN MILLS J Yamamoto to Olaa Sugar Co, Ltd. Ltd. int in P 420. kul 3929: of I . . . yt AT - person tound shooting on 3-- Oa Wai- int in aps 4. o, 0, 7, and 9, R P lease, 15 years from Xovember 19, For C M; cane erop on 10 land 1910. min,,ni further to tfc , particulars, ap-'th- e prosecuted 4203. kul 4239, Honokawai i. said lands will be IK akahiula, Puna. Hawaii; $1 and adv Gulch. This lease will contain fencing con- - Piy at the office ' $4-1- . Da- of the fullest tent the law. SALE OF, HANDKERCHIEFS to $fil B 333, p Dated May 1. Maui: B 332, p 271. Commissioner of cf 37. ditions. Lands, Capitol J- ' 1900. ted Sr pt 1910. Pic Building, Hono- - ESTATE- BEGINS MONDAY, THE 19TH W K Keoho and wf to William Reservation regarding land required j T Sugar Co. Weda to Olaa Ltd. M; D; in R 7023. Manawai-nui- , by the government Many lines of Ladies' and Children's int P for settlement, pub- - cane crop on pc land Waiakahiula. - I Hono- Kaupo. Maui: $110. P, Z.V2. p lic or reclamation U. S. EXGINEER OFFICE, Handkerchiefs at very low prices. na. Hawaii; $1 and adv to $372. purposes will be em- ClC0tfhfLTL- pro- - 270. Dated Ang 23. 1910. aTTr ' lul T- - 1910,-Se-aled 333, p Dated May 1, 190C. bodied in these leases. Dated ! H., Sept. 14, at 30. Marea Kina and hsb (K) to W Rob- IIonolu, July 22. 1910. jposals for Breakwater Construction J Id awiehi to Olaa Sugar Co Ltd, S.23-J- uly M ertson. D; int in ni'S 1 and 2, kul ."21-"- , For maps and further particulars, 23, Hilo T. EHLERS, Waia-kanul- 30, Aug 6 Harbor, Hawaii, H, C M; cane crop on 2 pes land, 13 o0 " . Kuiaha finleh. Hamakualoa. Maui; apply at the office of the 11 o'clock a. Puna. Hawaii; $1 and adv to Commissioner 27, Sept 3 1U'1, u reived here until HONOLULU SCRAP IRON CO 10. B 332. p 273. Dated Aug . Oct, publicly opened. P. 333, p May 1, iof Public Lands, Capitol building, Ho- - 14, 1910, and then $1770. 32. Dated 1910. application. C. H. BROWN, Manager. 190(5. no! u hi. r; Information on EVELETH WIXSLOW, Major, Engrs. Mariano Jos to Olaa Siicar Co Ltd, M A EST) )X A M , NUT,CE- PP.ELL, - 8768-S- ept. Oct. 13, Halekauwila Street. C M; cane crop on pc land. Waia- 14. 15, 16, 17, is TRESPASS NOTICE. Commissioner of Public Lands. Hif het Prite Paid for Old Brass, Sc-a- p kahiula. Puna, Hawaii; $1 and adv to Metals, P. 333. p Dated May 1, All persons are hereby Dated at Honolulu, September 14, HoV Iron and all 40. 31. warned against Wo bey V- - OFFICE, to give th-,- f J "EXGTXEER Second-han- d 1 1910. w dealer in Machinery. 900. trespass of any nature whatsoever on to hl1"- T- H- 1910,-Se-aled act as general arn - - - I't. 14, O. Box Yamamoto to Olaa Surrar Co Ltd, the cane fields, fish ponds, streams, kula sepr. I i , 1, S, of f'e6'1 at Tel. 1642. P. 547. .i J4. Oct. 15 , Life Assurance rsa,s for Breakwater Construction C M; cane crop on fio loa land. Wan-kahi'il- or property in possession of Conmanv of other the Xov. 5, 12, 19. V'r the Kahului Harbor, Maui, T. II, $1 Territorv Una m-- , Puna, Hawaii: and adv to or under the control of the nndersipmed -- a a. th day of Auo-u.- f the here until 11 o'clock READ THE ADVERTISER, $390. p, 333, p 37. Dated Mav 1, at Palama or neighborhood, in Honolu- PMO rived - I SEALED TEXDERS will be BISHOP Oct. 14, 1910. and then Publiclvopen2- 1900. lu, for all trespassers will be dealt with received IXsur vvcf AGENCY, WORLD'S NEWS DAILY Katavnma to Olaa Surar Co Ltd, as law allowed. Y. AH1N. at the office of the City and LIMITED Information on arp"tl0V bv Countv S759 EVELETH WIXSLOW, Major, DT Sept 3 10; 11 13, ' S70SSept. 14. 15. 16, 17, Oct.